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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-12-01
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.
Probate No, 1906,

Probate No. 1900.
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington for Thurston County.
In the matter OF the estate OF George A.
Barnes. = mentally incompetent person.
A. b. Woodland. Guardian.
A. b. Woodland, the guardi m of the per-
son and estate of said George A. Barnes
4. mentally incompetent person, having
hIed MS petition herein. praying for an
order directing the public or private SALE
or mortgage of the real estate of said
Barnes and of his estate as \ whole or in
part Tor the purposes set forth In said pc
tltiOn. 1t is therefore ordered by the said
court. that any and all persons Interested
In said estate and proceedings herein. sp-
pear before the said Superior Court. Ut
the Court room thereof, in the CITY of
Olympia, ThnrstOn County. State of Wash
ingtOn. on Monday. the 18th day of De-
cember. 1911. at the hour Of 80 o'clock in
the afternoon of that day, to show cause
why the application and an order should
no. be granted to sell at public or private
sale, or mortgage the real estate OF said
Barnes. In whole or in part. as shall then
and there he determined by said Court
In said matter and proceedings.
Ordered further tina. true COPY of this
order be published at least four sncces-
sive weeks prior TO the date set for the
hearing of said application in tho WASH
INaroN STANDARD. a newspaper printed and
published at the said city of Olympia,
and OF general circulation In said county
of ThurstOn.
The real estate described In said peti-
ton being Lot one ~ and the west forty
t4O) feet Of Lot two (2) Barnes Subdivision
of Block fOrty-fOur (4D, Sylvester Plat, In
said city of Olympia, according to the OF.
fetal plat thereof on file and Of record in
the Auditors Office of said county of
Thurston, known and being the premises
on which said Barnes now resides,
Done in open Court this Sth day of No
vSmber. 1911.
JOHN r. MITCHELL,
true copy, Judge.
ID. q. PARKER,
Clerk OF said Court.
First publication Nov. 10, 1911. St,
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A PLAIN DUTY.
YELM, Wash, Nov. %, 1911.

YELM, Wash, Nov. %, 1911.
Ed. STANDARD:
Will some one please rise up and
explain the difference between the
Democrats and Insurgents on the
political questions of the day? l
may lack discrimination, but fail to
discriminate any difference except
on the tariff question. Both are in
favor of direct legislation and gov
eminent by the people. instead OF
the trusts. Both seem to realize
the fact that this is a corporate rid
den government and that something
must be done to restore the govern
ment back to the people, where it
rightfully belongs. Both realize the
fact that the present administration
has been a failure as regards trust
legislation, especially since the de-
cision of packed Supreme Court on
the Standard oil question.
Both realize the fact that our cur
rency system is rotten to the core
and each has the same remedy. Why
don't the Insurgents come into the
party that has been advocating the
reforms that they admit are now nee
essary and that the Democratic party
has been advocating for years, in
stead of affiliating with party nine
tenthS Democratic and one tenth Re-
publican?
Carefully read the principles of La
Folette and other Insurgents and
you will find them almost identical
with those principles advocated by
Bryan and every other Democrat for
the past fifteen years or more.
There are two separate factions in
each Of the old parties. The In
surgent Republicans agree with the
Democrats for reform and the In
surgent Democrats for standpatism.
Let the Democrats kick their rene
gades out of the Democratic party
and the standpatters kick the In
surgerts out of the d. O. p. and then
let the two reform parties join hands
against the common enemy Tor gov
eminent by the people, under the
leadership of Bryan or Wilson or
Clark or Folk. or some other good
Democrat.
No sane man would have the te-
merity to assert that we have a
Democratic government to-day; it is
simply autOcratic except that it has
seven heads instead of one, lacking
one head Of being an octopus. The
other head is sprouting and will soon
attain maturity unless Topped off by
wise legislation.
The only hope for the perpetuity OF
our government is strict compli-
ance with the principles advocated
by the Democratic party.
&c. Cog.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

The following record OF temperature
and rainfall for the week ending Wednes-
6av. Nov. 90. is from a record kept and
kindly furnished the STANDARD by NJ.
OConnor. Voluntary Observer Depart
ment Of Agriculture Weather Bureau:
Temperature. Rain
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-12-01

A BIG German with great beads of
perspiration streaming down bis face
was darling in and out OF the aisle of
a Philadelphia department store.
His excited actions attracted the
attention of the salespeople, and they
hardly knew what to make Of it. A
hustling young man of the clothing
department walked up to him and
asked. Are you looking for some
thing in mems clothing?"
MOI he roared, mot in mems
clothing; in voman's clothing. 1
can't find my wifel'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-12-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN the Superior Court Of the State Of waeh-
L ington. in and for the County ofThurston.
In re the estate Of james Nix, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that the undersigned
Frank Mix, has been appointed executor Of the
last will and Testament Of James Mix. de
ceased. and that all persons having claims
against the said deceased, or against his
estate, are required to present the same to the
undersigned personally, or At his residence
near Mud Bay. In Thurston county, Washington.
or to his attorneys, Troy 4 Sturdevant, 1t
Olympia Washington, within twelve months
from the date Of the first publication OF this
notice, or the same will be forever barred;
FRANK MIX,
Executor of the estate Of James Mix, deceased.
Date Of frst publication Nov. "a, 1911. st.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-12-01
NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION
Certified to the City Clerk by Pri-
maries and COnven ton.
State OF Washington,
County of Thurston. IS.
Ts<~v n1~s~:r

State OF Washington,
County of Thurston. IS.
City of Olympia. }
/, L. N. Holmes, City Clerk Of the
City OF Olympia, do hereby certify
that the following is o full. true and
correct list of the nominations, prop
erly certified to and fled with me as
City Clerk, for the various Offices to
be filled at the City Election to be
held on the 9Th day of December,
1911:
For Organization as o City under
Commission.
Against Organization as q City
under Commission.
Mayor
Republican, w. L. Bridgford.
Citizens. ]. E. Daley.
Socialist, Frances c. Sylvester.
City Attorney
Republican. G. e. Claypool.
Citizens. r. H. Fry.
City Clerk
Republican, I. N. Holmes.
Citizens. James r. Dever.
City Treasurer
Republican. w. H. Bracket.
Citizens, Edna w. Edings.
Councilman at-large-
Republican, r. H. Lnepke,
Citizens, Fred Schomber.
Socialist, Bernice A. Sapp.
Councilman from First ward
Republican, r. w. Elwell.
Socialist, A. A. Mosher.
Councilman from Third ward
Republican, Julius Wertheim.
Socialist, G. H. Goodpasture.
Councilman from Fifth ward
Republican, +. 4. Taylor.
Citizens. Frank Maahs.
Socialist, D. w. Guiles.
WITNESS my hand and seal
[sEAL1 this 10Th day of Novem-
Der, 1911.
!. N. HOLMES,
City Clerk.
Published December l. 1911.
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Precise.

The prOof-reader on a small middle
western daily was women of great
precision and extreme propriety.
One day reporter succeeded in get
ting into type an item about Willie
Brown. the boy who was burned in
the West End by a live wire.
On the following day the reporter
found on his desk frigid note ask
ing, (which is the west end of o
bOy?"
1t took only an instant to reply
The end the son sets on, of course. "
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-12-01
LUMBER BARGAINS

we have accumulated a quantity
OF ODDS and ends which we will sell
very cheaply rather than to move to
make way for the new belt-line rail-
way. Farmers would do we'll to Sc
cure some for future needs.
OLYMPIA Door Co.
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waterwOrks employees. The pipe
was cracked which may have been
occasioned by defects in the material
It is now estimated that over TO-
600, 900 feet Of timber were destroyed
by fire last summer. During the
season fires burned over an area of
&c, 1864 acres. according to the report
of Mr.. Welty. State Fire Warden.
A total of 5,792 permits to burn
slashings were issued. Fifty-four
arrests were made for violations OF
the forestry law, and out of these 48
convictions ensued.
Miss May Thayer. who wears sew
aliases. had a hearing before Justice
Crosby. Wednesday, on a charge of
promoting white slavery, in iuduc-
ing Rosa Johnson. of Gate. q lass OF
IA. to leave her home and 90 to Van
couver, where she was arrested and
brought home. The evidence against
the Thayer woman seems to have
been conclusive, for she has been re-
manded to Jail to await trial in the
Superior Court.
John Cunningham. one of our old
est pioneers, aged IS years, died at
the hospital. Monday, after AN ILL
ness of several weeks. He was born
in Ireland. but came to this country
81 years ago, and for nearly that time
has resided in this county. He has
followed the occupation of gardener
on Eastside nearly all that time in a
comfortable home on East Bay ave.
nue.. The funeral services were held
Wednesday in the Catholic church,
Father Malley officiating.
Eighty-three men who sat down
to luncheon provided by the ladies
at the Methodist Church, Friday
night, organized a bible class, and
brief addresses were made by Rev.
James Edgar. A. s. Cation, G. A.
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FOR SALE.

A good six-room house and ten lots,
all cleared. plenty of fruit. on East
side, for sale cheap. Enquire OF Paul
Strutz, or at this Office. Price 81, 400.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-12-01
SUMMONS.

In the Superior Court Of the State Of washing.
ton In and for the County Of Thurst0n.
Peter g. Govan and Nellie Z. Govan, husband
and wife, Willis Cook and Lucy 4. Cook.
his wife. Z; A. ritxhsn!y and Mr.; = 4.
Mabie, Jane Doe Bartlett and the unknown
hein Of Eunice Mabie deceased. also all 9TH
er persons or parties nknOwn, claiming any
right, title or interest IN the real estate de-
scfibed inthe complaint herein. Defendants.
State Of Washington to the said Colby D.
Mab,e, Jane Doe Bartlett aud the unknown
heirs Of Eunice Mabie deceased, and all other
person: o. parties unknown claiming any
scfibed in the compliant herein:
You and each Of you are hereby summoned to
appear within sixty (60 days after the date Of the
sixty (6O) days after the 9Th day OF October 1871
aud defend the above entitled action In the above
entitled Court, and answef the complaint Of the
S. :aS So for " Il
ONCE below stated. and In care Of your fall
ure 70 to do, JUDGMENT will be rendered agsinet
you according 70 the demand Of the complaint,
which has been died with the Clerk OF the above
The above action is an action to quiet title 10
favor Of the plsiutiffs and against the defend
estate. siius,e. lying and Seins in the county
Of Thursion. State Of Washington. to-wit:
Commencing u . point on the section line 20
rods south Of the northeast corner Of section =
township Is north OF range west; thence south
$50 rods. west 2i9 RODS; north ITO rods, east 81
rods, uOr1h 60 rods; thence IN q southeasterls d.
rectiDn lS7 rods more Or less to the place Of be-
ginning: Also commencing at point on the
section line " rods south Of the northeast cor
ner Of sectiOn .. township Is north Of range
westt thence south along the said section line
$50 rods. thence east 50 rods. thence north 81
r0dss hence west rod. thence north IS rods,
theucei la . nor. sesteriy dire ti0n Sc rods to
the place Of beg. aing: the said tract Of land
being In section 10. tow nehip Is north Of range
west Of the W. M. and containing - acres,
more or lets. The total Of the above descrip-
tion $50 acres more or less. except one acre
where the school house stands and the right-Of-
way Of the Oregon & Washington Railroad
TROY 4 sTURDEvANT.
Attorneys tor Plainti6e.
fostofRce address, Olympia. Washington:
Once address, Suite 4, Byrne Building, Oiym-
pia. Washington.
Date Of arss publication. Oct. n. 1911. Il.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1911-12-01

Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Filley
spent Thanksgiving with the latter's
sister, Mrs. Hayes, in Tacoma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-13
Te1egramy krajowe.
Po katastrofie.

Pleasant Prairie, Wis, 13 mar
ca. : w ruinach fabryki prochu
odbyio sic posiedzenie urzedni-
kow i dyrektorow dupont Po-
WIDER Co." i uchwalono, re kom-
pania pokryje wszelkie szkody lu-
dzi zrzadzone przez eksplozye
we .czwartek wieczorem. Gen,
rzecznik kompanii, Laffey, pu-
blicznie to ogiosii. Kompania "a
mierza odbudowac Gala miejsco-
woSc ma koszt wiasny, a nadto i
czeSc fabryki prochu, chociaz ME
Gala fabryke. w poniedzialek ma
sic rozpoczac nanowo fabrykacya
prochu, ale czesc materyj wybu-
chowycf wyrabiac sic bedzie w
przysz}osci w Hibbing, MINI,
Senator stanowy Isaac F. Bishop
z Madison doniosi jednakowoz,
re ma juz gotowa nowele, ktora
wniesie w senacie, zabraniajaca
istnienia fabryk prochu W gesto
osiedlonych okolicach Wisconsi-
nu, zwiaszcza w powiecie Ke-
nosha. Wszelka jest nadzieja, re
obie izby przyjma nowele z klau-
zula naglosci. w Bristol umarla
wskutek przestrachu Margaret
Kingman, a w Kenoshy z tegoz
samego powodu Karolina Hartl
i William P. Robinson, asystent
kasyera banku First National,
ktory po chorobie byi rekonwa-
lescentem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-13
Kr0tkie notdtkl mlejSkle.
FIR. H. Mayer, 1o47 Earl,

- FIR. H. Mager, 1o47 Early
ave-, odebrai sobie zycie powo-
du ziego stanu zdrowia.
- Fred Baudelion, I542 La
Sale ave. zostai uderzony przez
tramwaj ma linii N. Clark
= Dotychczas wybrano tylko
a sedzi6w przysieg'ych do pro-
cesu Erbsteina.
Rad wytoczy} process
dwom kolejom "a to, ze wioziy
bydio diuzej niz 2S godzin.
= Kompania U. S. Steel "a
piaci $1.ooo,ooo cziowiekowi,
ktory zbuduje piec, ktory bedzie
mogl palic tz. .breeze."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-13
CT0RGE LXIYES5
domoSc Pekinu, re przebieg u
kladow ME jest pomyslny.
Z Nieniec.

Monachium, 13 uarca. = O.
negdaj Gala Bawarya swiecila u
roczyscie cote urodziny powsze-
chnie -lubionego swego regenta
ks. Luitpolda. Miasto byio
wspaniale dekoroWane; W calym
kraju urzadzono szereg obcho-
dow i demonstracyi radosnych.
w calych Niemczech rocznica ia
obudzila wielka sympatye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-13
Z AuStryi.

Wieden, 13 marca. = Donoszq
tn z Zurychu (Szwajcarya), re
byla arcyksiezna austryacka Ste
fania, obecna hrabina Lonyay,
corka Sp. krola Leopolda belgij-
skiego, ciezko tam zaniemogla
stan jej powazne budzi obawy.
= Ostatni spis ludnosci wyka-
zuje, re najwiekSzem niemiec-
klein miastem w Czechach jest O.
becnie Reichenberg; okolica
Jest rowniez niemiecka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-13
z Kuby.

Havana, 13 marca. - Wydoby-
to juz pokrywe przedniej wiezy
strzelniczej okretu Maine, mad
kt6rego podniesieniem pracuja W
porcie tutejszym; Wydobyta
czeSc wazy 800 ton.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-13
z Honduras.

Tegucigalpa, 13 marca. Z
trudem zawarty pokoj moze bye
znowu zerwany, bo oto jeden z
wodzow rewolucyonisty Bonilli,
niejaki Ferrardi, stojacy pod, Te-
gucigalpa ME chce ustapic nj roz-
zbroic sic, stoczyi juz nawet pa
re potyczek rzadowymi, co gro
Ii wszczeciem nowych zamie-
seek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-13
Telegramy zagranlczns
Z Mexyku.

Mexyk, miasto, 13 marca. =
Prezydent Diaz postanowii zro-
bic uzytek pararafu konstytu-
cyl, ustanawiajacego ma wypa-
dek potrzeby dorazne sady wojen
ne z natychmiastowa egzekucya.
Faktycznie rewolucyoniSci wpro-
wadzili sadly take ze swej stro-
nv juz dawno j kazdego oficera,
jaki i'm w rece wpadnie bez Tito
sci rozstrzeliwuja. Minister IL
nansow Limantour oburza sic
ma pogioski rozpuszczone przez
niektore gazety amerykansk1e,
jakoby interesy amerykahskie W
Mexyku dazyiy do usuniecia Dia-
"a z prezydentury, a wynieslenia
ma mia jego = Limantoura. Dlaz
nieraz wzywT Timantoura, BY
zostai jego nastepca, ale odrzucai
on te propozycye, gdyz sadzi, re
ma stanowisku ninistra moze vie
ksze krajowi swemu oddac usiu-
gi. Krytykowai tez minister ga
zety amerykanskie "a przesadne
i wymySlne relacye o tenn co sic
dzieje W Mexyku.
- Rad istotnie zawiesza kon-
stytucye ma przeciag 6 miesie-
cv cd daty wybuchu rewolucyl
20 listopada: kazdy schwytany
bronia W reku, niszczacy mie-
ME publiczne. jak koleje, planta-
eve i tp. zostanie oddany doraz-
nym sadom wojennym.
Z Chihuahua niema juz cd
dni kilku zadnych wieSci; miasto
lest widocznie odciete. rewolucyo
niSci pozrywali tory kolejowe
don wiodace; podobno brak zy-
wnosci ciezko odczuwac sic da-
ie. RewolncyoniSci psuia kolele
w CALVIN Stanie Chihuahua i W
sasiednim Sonora. wskutek tego
miasteczka tamtejsze traca konu-
nikacye popadaja W oEropny
niedostatek zywnoScin Pod Bra
qua Prieta 500 rzadowych pobiio
i rozpedziio 500 rewolucyonistow
ktorych 35 zabito. Madero,
przvwodca rewolucyi. ciagnie z
tvsiacem ludzi ma Casas Grandes,
kt6re chce zajac koniecznie; raz
on iuz poniosi porazke pod tenn
miastem. zadana przez pulkowni-
ka Guellara; W bitwie tel polegi
rawet brat Madery oraz niejakl
J6zef Garibaldi; potomek po-
dobno wielkiego wioskiego wo-
jownika.
..Tampico. 13 marca. = Przybyi
tn amerykanski krazownik Che
ster".
Pod Bartolito Puebla rzado-
Wi pobili rewolucyonistow, przy-
czem pol setki ich pablo, 80 do
staio sic do niewoli.
z Wioch.
RzTn, f3 marca. TuteIs'
metodySci amerykanscy odbyli
tn wczoraj zebranie, protestujac
przeciwko listowi paSterskiema
arcybiskupa nowojorskiego, Maj
przew. ks. Farley'a, W ktorym to
liscie arcybiskup dyezecyan swo-
ich wstrzymuje cd udziaiu W
obchodach Swieconych obecnie
we Wloszech z racyi oswobodze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-13
z Panany.

Calan, 13 marca. - w po}noc-
nej czesci tamy Gatun znowu "a
waliiy sic masy ziemi; trzech ro-
botnik6w zostalo zabitych; na
miejsce odjechala komisya inzy-
nierow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-13
Straszliwa katastrofa w kopalni.
24IH THeOU0H 7HE
ELOR/DA PMS

OIL dSLll"d holooll Oio " nSHoAhiA.
Virginia, Mimi, 13 marca. -
Onegdaj wieczorem oko}o godzi-
ny 6 wydarzyla sic straszna ka-
tastrofa w otwartej kopalni rudy
zelaznej, w kt6rej pracowano
przy ukiadaniu SYN. Okofo 500,-
900 ton rudy zelaznej, kamieni,
bryl ziemi Sniegu, stoczylo sic
IA 80 robotnikow tam pracuja~
cych. Znaczna wiekszosc ma
miejscu Smierc poniosla; kilku
tvlko zdola}o w chwili katastro-
ry ratowat sic ucieczka, z
tych przynajmniej trzech Smler-
telnie jest pokaleczonych. Zdaje
sic, re 18 zostaFo zabitych: czesci
ciai zduszonych wygladaja z
pod gruz6w. O nazwiskach ofiar
ieszcze ME MONA sic dowiedziec ;
wiadomo tylko, re byli to glow
ME ,,Austryacy' Finlandczycy,
Wokofo kopalni rozgrywaja sic
straszne sceny; mn6stwo rozpa-
czajacych kobiet i dzieci otacza
robotnik6w pracujacych z wyte-
zeniem mad wydobywaniem cial.
Nieszczescie w kopalni.
Duluth, Mimi, 13 marca. =
w Gilbert, Mimi, w kopalni Ell
ba, onegdaj kap. Benny z dwoma
g6rnikami spusciwszy sic do sly
bu $50 stop giebokiego, zostai
zasypany przez osuwajaca sic
ziemie. Kapitana Benny wydo-
byto zywego, choc bardzo mocno
potiuczonego pokaleczonego
dwaj lego towarzysze zostali "a
bici i zwIoki ich rowniez wydo-
byto.
Uznani niewinnyni.
Springfield, ILL.,, 13 marca.
Onegdaj wieczoren, godzinie
8: AS, zakonczyi sic po poiczwar-
ta-godzinnej naradzie sedziow
przysieglych process senatora sta
nowego Pembertona Z Oakland i
byiego posla do legislatury Clar-
ka z Vandalii uznaniem obu ME
winnymi pobrania lapowek. By
Dokonczenie ma stronicy 5-tej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-13

Bartzen powroci do Chicago
"a dni kilka. Wyjechal on ko-
mitetem budowy, ably przejrzec
szpitale ma wschodzie, bo obecna
rada powiatowa zamierza nowy
szpital budowac.
Strzela} do szczura - zabi}
cz}owieka.
Fatalnie zakohczyia sic wypra-
wa IS letniego Coe Younga ma
szczury. Chiopak ME zauwazyi
wcale, re postrzelil cziowieka i
W dalszym ciagu ma szczury po-
lowal.
Alexander Griggs, 60 letni mu
rzyn, zam. pm. 324I La Sale I'll.
staf w ogrodzie w sobote popo-
iudniu, kiedy chlopak zam. pm.
1898 La Sale ave. do szczurow
strzelai Kula ugodziia starca w
obojczyk, poslizneia sic po kosci
i uszkodzi}a piuca, co spowodo-
waio smierc prawie natychmia-
stowa. Gdy lekarz nadszed}, sta
ry Griggs juz ME zyl.
Bojka ma posiedzeniu.
Policya ze stacyi przy War
rem ave-, musiaia spieszyc do ha-
Ii Planera, pm. I442 Fulton ul.,
W 18tej wardzie, ably poskromic
diva kiuby poiitycznc;; nc;;--wzajem-
ME okladajace sic kuiakami /
krzeslami. Zwolennicy Harriso-
ma pobili sic re stronnikami
Dunne'a hale.
Stronnicy Dunne'a utrzymy-
wall, re pred paru dniami najeli
te hale ma niedziele popoiudniu.
Kiedy tam przyszli, to spostrze-
gil, re hale maja Harrisohczycy
i ze gotowi So bronic swych
praw. Zwolennicy Dunne'a przy
woiali policye. Harrisohczycy je-
dnak ME chcieli sic wyniesc,
twierdzac, ze i oni mieli hale ma
ten dzieh zamowiona.
Ma zebraniu tenn stronnicy
Dunne'a mieli zamiar indorso-
wac Harrisona, ale powodu
b6jki, jaka zaszia, ME przyjdzie
do tego W 1stej wardzie.
Postrzelii 60.
w niedziele rano wiasciciel
skiadu zelaztwa Fryderyk Red
man, 375I w. Chicago ave-, sly
szai kroki w swym sk}adzie, ze-
szedi wiec ma dol / tam ujrzai
wsrod nocy postac cziowieka.
Strzelil do niego zrani} go ME
bezpiecznie. Okazalo sic, re clio
wick ten oknem wlazf do skla-
du.
Redman kazat czlowiekowi
podnicsc rece do CORY, lecz ten
chcial uciekac. Kula ugodzila go
W glove.
w szpitalu powiatowym, do
kad rannego zabrano dowiedzla-
no sic, re rzekomy rabus nazywa
sic lanes Hilliard re mieszka
On. :3o36 w. Chicago ave. Pyta-
no 60 sic, co robif w skladzie
tel godzinie W nocy, lecz Hilliard
ME chcial ma to odpowiedzlec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-13
2 Hiszpanii.


Madryt, 13 marca. = Wybory
prowincyonalne do parlamentu
miaiy naogoi spokojny przebieg
jedynie W Bilbao przyszlo do
silnego starcia ulicznego miedzy
republikanami socyalistami.
Policya interwieniowala aresztu-
jqc kilkanaScie osob; wiele osob
z obu stron odnioslo rany. Do
tychczasowe rezultaty wyborow
wykazuja wybor Z republika-
now j I monarchistow.