davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

cznie oczekiwaniu wojny fran.
cusko niemieckiej, w mini
steryum wojny gen. Helle.
banta odby}a sic walna ma.
rada wojskowa, ma kt6rej po-
wzieto owe postanowienia ma
wypadek wojny, ably pow
strzymac wojujace mocarst.
wa cd naruszania terytoryum
Belgii. Zaraz tez rozpocza} sig
ruch mobilizacyjny, a obec-
ME ma granicy ma]a tam juz
wielkie zapasy amunicyi, bro
nj i wojska, a wcia5 nowe
przybywaja pociagami, ku:
granicom dazacymi. Me u
lega watpliwosci, ze Be]gia:
kosztownych tych ME robi-=
}aby zal alzadzeh, gdyby ME
mia} jej Rad jakich5 dostate.
cznie pewnych wie6ci niepo-
kojacych o przebiegu ukla-
dow francusko niemieckich.
Te zatem przvgotowania Bel
gil ME dobrze wr6za O szan-.
each utrzymania pokoju.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

DETROIT, Mich. Strasz-
nemu nieezczesciu ult 81 An
toni kspi6ski, lat 81, zamiesz
kaly rnr. 9}9 st. Aubin
ave. kapi6ski przYjechaa
przed dwoma mle slacami 2
Pennsylvania, g'lzie prs wal
|jago g6rnik W k,opalniach
wegla. w Detroit prae eowsl
" fabryee wagondw kclejo
wych. w sobote wieczorem
wyja} 2 kuferka nab6j dyna'
mitowy, jakiego ukyWaia v
kopalniacb do roRsadsanla
!skal i ME wiedaac l1apewno,
czy jest nabity, pocaat go
pi}owat. Chcial sobie spo.
rzadzi6 : metaF'Wej ctetcil
naboju 9, garalozke. " esa
| sic pilowania dynamit nagle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

PARYZ, 4 wrzes aia. De.
mopstracye i rozruchy pro-
[testujace przeciwko droiyz'
ME trwsja W p6}nocnej Fran
|cyi wszczete przez kobiety
| ale lacza sic z niemi i mez
czykni i Gale tlumy demon
strant6w pladruja sk}ady
|sklepy spozywcze. Agitacya
ia dochodzi juz do stolicy,
gdzie wczoraj urzadzouo po-
ch6d protestacyjny ze sztan-
darami, g}oszacymi rewolu-
eye, jesli ceny zywnoSci nie
potanieja. W Lille <agitacye
taxa prowadzi ,federacya ro-
bociarzy, W Dounai: Saint
Quentin i innych miastach
policya i wojsko u6mierzat
musia}o tlumy: przysz}o tel
do stare krwawych. Ministe.
ryum poleciio ministrowi rol'
nictwa zbadanie przyczyn
drozyznY i postaraDie sic {
6rouki zaradcze. :.
- w skutku afery kra.
dzieza obrazu- LA Joconda'
dostaf dymisye T. Homolle,
dyrektor muzeum W Luvrze
Dla lepszego dozoru posta-
nawia Rad oddac narodowe
galerYe i muzea pod zarzac
! ministerstwa finans6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07
SOUTH BEND,


Ksiaa,z Walenty Czyzewski
proboszcz parafii sw. Jadwi-
81 W South Bend sprowadzi}
L Europy troje dzieci po
ewvm zmarlym btacie, die
siecioletnia J6zefine, 14-let-
MIA Marye j Is letnia Wero-
nike Czyzewskie, abY tn sic
opiekowat sierotami, kt6re
straoi}y ojca matke. Die.
cf jednak zatrzymano Y por-
Gle newyorskim, DO pod}ug
tutejszych praw eaigracYjj-
|nych, ME Rolno tn dzieci
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

GDANSK, 4 wrze6nia w
po}owie bm., nastepca tronu
ks. Wilhelm przebedzio tn,
by >objaG dow6dztwo gwardyi
huzar6w; 2 okazyi tel przygo-
towano wspania'y program
iona ksiecia ME przybedzie,
spodzi6wa sic bowiem roz.
|wiqzania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Rev
na i podnios}a uroczystozc
odbyta sic W piedxiele, 27go
.przed po}udnitm W kaplioy
|Sierocihca Polskiego, posos-
|tajacego, p. Q. 6w. J6zefa,
'gdzie dotad m,e6ci sic dom
macierzy6ski i powioyant
=si6str Felicyane K. Jedenas,
Gle si6str x@oay}o wieczyste
sluby, umieraiac dla 6wiata
q po6wiecajac zycie swoie
sluzbie Bozej, Msse lw Cd
prawil j kaxanie yastosowane
do okolicznosci woglosi}, oraz
ceremonii ia uroczysto6cia
zwiazanej dokonal @. Boo,
.praelozony Misyl 90. Jexui
Et6w ma stany zjedroczone,
[Cereremonje 10 So wzniosfe
Ii przeimuiace. Wzrusaaiaca to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

blizszych dniach. TAX vice
.poprawiaja sic widoki poko..
jowe, mimo to W ca}ych
Niemczech odbywajq sic ze.
brania anti francuskie WY.
wajace Rad do waikiki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

PARPIGNAN, Francya 4
wrzesnia. Stwierdzono tn
q diva. y q wJypadki ,sholery: VIA
DE zarzadziiy srodki desyn.
fekcyjne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07
Z INV rl,LSKICH ! u
W AMlER Y(E

CdlCAON1ygli1. N1euaWnt
za}ozona ma Brid idgeporcie'
przez Przewie ks: stanjs}a'
wa Nawrocki parafia Sw
Barbary, ktl "a zawiadujt
brat jego, vii ks. Anton
Nawrocki, ro1 pija sic tax
szybko, 10 uzn mo "a potrzeb.
ne pobudowan] nowtgo kos
ciota.. Poruczol wiec opra.
cowanie szkiet5 archi ektom
Workman now steinbacho
wi, kt6rych pl erW
przeglada Pr,e 8 Nawroc.
XII, a potern lIobnje Maj.
prev. ks. Ard biskup Quig-
ley.
Nowy kosc:d sw. Barbary
mieScic sic b i1ie u zbiegu
u'io 20 tel " oop.
= Dzieci SIX kb1ne " parafii
6w. stanis}awa 4 NJ. v era.
gin. z}ozy1y drdga dotrowol.
nych sk}adsk lome $500 na
monstraneye Mora m'ii!ejsco'-
wy. pro boszca IS. Sta
nislaw swieS0zylf, zam6vii]
cd sp6lki po1skiei ,Eecle-
siastical Goods Co. ="
Monstrancya slicz1ie sic
.przedstawia, a !Craginczycy
dumni sa re swych dziatek,
kt6re przez skladaniescent6w
i ,,nikl6w" zdoby}y. sic ma
tax piekny i pozyteczny po.
dsrunek.
Dwaj rodacy nasi: Kle.
mons Sablik, 1861 Wo1-sza
utica Jan Pokosza, 1856 w.
81. sza utica, majz noWy wy
nalazek do przykrawania u.
bran meskicb. Jedna .serya
sk}ada}a sic z szeseiu hawai-.
.k6w, q polega "a tenn, ze
kazdy krawiec moze sam u:
branie przykroif, bez pomo.
cy przykrawacza. DotYch :
czas potrzeba bylo. 2 ,io 3 60
dzin ma przykrawanie ubra-
MIA, a teraz 10 do 20 minut
zupelnie wyetaIczy.
Wynalazek PIP. Soblika j
Pokoszy doskonale sic przed-
stawia j starania jjuz So po-
czynione, aby ca}y wynala.-
zek opatentowac we Wa
szyngtonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

BALTIMORE, Md, Par
Sieradzki 2 Baltimore dono.
81, ze ojciec jego so letnj
Klemens Sieradzki " d. 7go
czerwca wyjechal do kraiu,
|Obecnie nadeslal on list d.
syna, kt6rym opisuje. q
sta1 sic ofiar9 rabunku " po.
dr6zy. Obrabowali 60 towa1
rzysze podr6zy, Polac.", "
Dzia1dowie, z kt6rymi pozna1
sic ma stacyi. Wszyscy wsp6l.
ME czekali ma pociag odcho-
dzacy do 1lawy, a 10 by}o je:
szcze sporo czasu, postanowi]
.. S;eradzki weap6l 2 dwoma
towarzyszami .is6 ma miasto
po zakupy. Reszta towarzy'
STOW podr6zy miala pilnowat
rzeczy. Ponlewaz by}o ra-
no sk}ady byly zamkniete,
postanowili wr6ci6 ma stacTe
Gdy udali sic droga k&,o mo
stu, towaraysze rzdc,li sic ns
pana Sieradzk;ego obrabo,
wall z pieniedzy, zegarka
noza. Jeden napastnik6w
proponowal, by zahic obrabo-
wanego, ale sko6czylo sic
|tylko ma pobiciu. Pan S. ma
tychmiast 'da} znac q napa-
die obu rabusi6w areszto.
wano. Czeka ioh surowa Ia.
ra, poniawa2 rzemi6slo z!o-
dziejskie uprawiali juz cd
dluzszego czasu i znani SO
dobrze policyi. Polaoy pow.
racajacy do kraju powinni
mice sie ma baczno5oi pred
rozmaitemi przygodaem zna-
jomo6ciami, kt6re nieraz ko6-
oza sic y spos6b powyzej O.
pisany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07


RZYM, 4 wrze6nia. Papiez
Plus X. przyja} wczoraj na
audyencyi ks. Kard. Vannu
te)li'ego, wielkiego peniten
cyaryusza Koscio}a, oraz Ar.
cybiskupa> Yucatanu, ks. Tis-
cker Cordova. Kard. sekre.
tarz stanu ks. Merry del Vail,
kt6ry ma czas choroby Ojca
6w. przebywaf W Rzymie, o.
becnie wyjechai ma reszte
lata do. Montemaizio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

PARYZ, 4 wrze6nia, z wie-
lq miast i miasteczek pol
nocnej Francyi dono s~a o roz-
ruchach drozyznianych; han.
del tam iprzemys} usta} pra.
vie zupelnie, sk}ady i skIepy
pozamykane, a z miasta do
miasta ciagna t}umy kobiet
i mezczyzn, rabujac niszczac
mienie kupc6w spozywczych.
W. ST. Quentin przysz}o do
krwawego starcia .miedzy de.
monstrantami q przys}anem
tam wojskiem, " rezultacie
kilkudziesieciu demonstran-
tow rany odnioslo, ale ! zof.
merry kilkunastu poturbo.
wano. Rad radzi mad zapo-
biezeniem drozyzny j my6li q
znileniu pewnych eel j po-
datk6w Cd artyku}6w spo.
&ywczycb.
= Kraza pogloski, ze poll.
cya wpadla ma 6lad 2}odzie'
jaobrazu LA Joconda" skra'
dzionego 2 ,,l.uvru". Podob-
no ztodziej ten ukrywa sie
doskonale i "a obraz lads
wykupu " sumie $50, 900.
a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

KONSTANTYNOPOL, 4
.wrzesnia. Cholera raz poraz
porywa tn ofiary; ostatnio
zachorowa1 zdaje sic ma
.cholere W. wezyr Szelket ba-
sZa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

LONDYN, Belgia, 4 wrze6.-
MIA. Wielki niepok6j v ca
lynn kraj1, q szczeg6lniej na
pograniczu francusko nie-
mieckiem, wywola}y zarza-
dzenia mobilizacyjne rzadu
belgiiskiego, kt6ry 6le na gra-
nice krajn armaty j wojska,
4 to " uzasadnionem wido.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

Ieksplodowal i poszarpa} v
Fstraszliwy .spos6b rece ME
szcze6liwego, a nieostrozne'
go. czlowieka.
Broczacego krwia zapro.
wadzono do biura DIR. s. J.
kachajewskiego, $50 st.
Aubin ave., gdzie lekarz opa
trzy} mu ciezkie rany. La
pi6ski doznsl poszarpania
palc6w u obu rak; u Level
sila wybuchu oderwa1a mu
wskazujacy palec i koniec
palca wielkiego, miazdzac pa
lee krodkowy. U prawej reki
ma takze pcszarpane zupe}-
ME diva palce pr6cz licznych
ran palonych ma wierzchu
d}oni i ma twarzy.
kapi6ski jest czlowiekiem
nadzwyczaj silnej konstruk-
cyl fizycznej. Gala operacye
:odclnania palca i popalonycb
cze6ci cia}a ma rekach, wy
trzyma1 bez znieczulenia i
.bez sscloroformowania go.
.Po opatrzeniu ran odszedl Q
w}asDych s;}ach do domu,
pomimo znacznego upiywu
krwi. Ma on zone i rodzine
rs starym kraii,ll..
s Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07


PITTSBURG, Pa. w dniu
~ sierpnia dozna} ciezkich
obraze6 ciala pracujacy we
fabryce Crucible Steel Co.
:Snanisfaw Maknlski % lat
LEGACY 7amieszkujacy pod
no. 1907 Breretcn ave. "a.
sbrany do szsitala st. Francis
zmar} " tym tygodniu. Spra
We oddano W rece koronera.
Ma}a piecioletnia L. Bu-
luska bawiIa sic ma ulicy Wal
nut W Allegheny:i zosta}a ma
jechan4 przez w6z. Obecnie
fezy W szpitalu, a woznice
Epociagnieto do odpowiedzial-
no6ci ,policyjr ej. A jednak
mo2e tn ME ma why woz-
:nica, ME ma tel why d1iec-
.ko mate, ale brak opieki j
dozoru epowodovat wypadek.
Ilez to dzieci .cobrych widzi
sic ma ulicy bez naimniejsze
go dozoru. j al czasem sk6ra
cierpnie gdy sic. widzi, ze ia
kie male1stwa: zmykaja
wprost z pod tramwaiu ]ub
.kopJt ko6skich. a o wypa,
dek ME trudne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

TOXIC, 4 wrzesnia. Nowy
premier markiz Sajonji skom-
pletowa} juz sw6j CABINET,
ktory Mikado zatwierdzi}. w
oredziu swen. premier ME "a
.powiada zmian W polityce
zewnetrznej pa6stwa, a da-
ire chce do utrzymania po-
:koju j poprawy finans6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

=
BERLIN, 4 wrzesnia. Am
.basador francuski Cambon
powr6cil tn juz 2 konferen-
cyl ministeryalnej, odbytej
ostatnimi dniami W Paryzu;
[podobno Rad zna JUL zasad-
nicze i ostateczne warunki
francuskie maja one bye ola
Niemiec zadawalajace, chot
spodziewaja sic, ze jeszcze ME
predko przyjdzie do ugody,
q szczeg6}y wyr6wna6 wza-
iemnych sporo zabiora czasu.
spodziewaja sic dalszego rox.
wiazania konferencyi " mai.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

|Dzjeki przytomno6cf i. ener-,
gil sedziego policyinego, Ro1
berta Wyatt, ME Yosta3 zlin-
czewany Francisl. ok, ,Zamisfi-
ski, kt6ry jest osharzony 0 "a
mordowanie Samuela Jone-
sa : bYl uh egls ni..a.isla
"a poicyi prxea1u Phanys
'T}um zsdpy. krwi, 7eb raH sic
pred poicya j domag u ae
wydania zab6jcy. Sedzia po-
licyjny rannego wys} Il pod
strata do. szpita)a aut omobi--
lem hum .zajal sic MIN !. >tYm-
csasem zab6jce spiesznie Q.
|des}al do powiatowego %'ie1
zienia
Gdy.> tlum powr6cil ma ! d
licye " nocy, Zama6skie.,o
ju3 tam ME by1o. w ten sp.,-
|s6b uszed} zab6jca doraznt,4
20 sadu.
Samuel Jones; 2nany l.H1
karz po sprzeczal sic z Za4
roa6skim a nawet podobno
napad1 ma niego.. Cd sprzecz-
XII przysz}o do bit6; " kt6-
rej z. dobyl kosika j 6mierj
telnie zranil Jonesa,
Jones W szpitalu g6rniczym
dogorywa a e. W wiqzieniu
oczekuje ze strachem ma ka-
re, kto vie CIV i ME ma
smier6 jezeli ofiara jego po-
pedliwosci zemrze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-09-07

SOUTH BETHLEHEM,
Pa. Czterech awanturnik6w:
Jan Rozen, J6zef Horwat,
Karol Feltucz i Pawel Ku-
charczyk, bedac ma wycieczce
" m'ejscowo5ci Ksdington,
wstapili tam do gospody. Pc.
niewaz tam zachowywali sic
giosno. gospodarz wyrzucn
ich ma droge. Awanturnicy
rozgniewani dobyi rewolwe-.
row i dalejze ostrzeliwac gos.-
pode. A kiedy i'm amunicyi
zahraklo, znikli v ciemno5.
ciach nocy. Mieszkafcy tel
miejscowo6ci, och}on4wszy z
przerazenia. 0 wypadku po-
wiadomili policye, kt6rej u
dala sic wy6ledzic winnych i.
aresztowac .lnia 23-go sierp-
mia. Obecnie siedz4 1a KRAFT
kami oczekuja na WYrok
|sedzi6w " rowiatoWym sa-
daie " South Bethlehem. ).
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-09-20
LIGHTNING Picks APPLES

Charlottesville, Ind, Sept 20
Captain H. Talbot, who brought a
basket of fine Golden Sweet apples
to the city, says that when the freeze
destroyed the apple crop last year it
also killed the curculia, the great
enemy of the apple, and as a conse-
quence apple growers are enjoying
the largest crop since 1860.
"A rather funny thing happened in
connection with these apples" said
Captain Talbot. During the storm
the other day lightning struck tree
some distance from my orchard On
this tree i've got a wire fence nailed
to the tree that these appels are of
of. Well, do you know that when the
lightning struck the tree the current
was conducted along the wire fence
to the apple tree and knocked many
bushels of apples of without injuring
the tree a particle. It was one of
those strange freaks Of the subtle
juice that the wisest cannot explain. >
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-09-20
BIG STREET CAR
STRIKE IN DETROIT
FIFTEEN HUNDRED EMPLOYEES
WALK OUT AND CITY is LEFT
WITHOUT TRANSPORTATION

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 20.-Fifteen
hundred employees of the Detroit
United Railway company went on a
strike this morning and no street
cars left the barns. The men get %,
rs and 2S cents an hour. They ask
25 and so cents an hour.
There was net : 0fssenting vote on
he strike proposition. state fafr Of
icials were out early, anxious ana
worried about the conditions at the
iair grounds. With ,ne big fair under
way only two days and with thou
sands of people expected today and
all the rest Jaf the week, it means to
them a great loss.
Out of the 2,400 men employed by
the company, 1,700 are members of
the association. The remaining 700
are men who have been employed by
the company for less than 80 days
and who are not entitled to member
ship until they have worked that
length Of time. The men assert, how
ever, the 700 men will go out.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-09-20
WIGGlNS' BROTHER
is in TROUBLE
is BEING HELD IN ALBUQUERQUE
FOR SELLING LIQUOR TO
INDIANS.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, sept 90
Pablo Virgins, who is believed to
be a brother of Joe Virgins, who
broke into the red glare last spring
when he assisted in kidnapping little
Waldo Rogers in Las Vegas, and who
is under Indictment on charge Of
selling liquor to the Navajo Indians.
will not be tried in Albuquerque at
this session OF the federal court. Pa
bio was today granted continuance
because of the fact that all the wit
nesses for the government are Ill
with the smallpox on the reservation.
Pablo Virgins was arrested ct Ger
rillos in April last at about the same
time that Joe Virgins, who rs be-
lieved to be his brother, was arrested
in Las Vegas for kidnapping. It is
alleged Pablo conducted the boot
logging operations in northern Nc
Kinley county adjacent to the San
Juan country and that he did consid-
erable trading with the Navajos.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-09-20

that the passengers were in no dan
ger. The Hawke was damaged, but
less seriously and anchored close by
the steamer until the Olympic. clear
ed of the mud bank, set out on her
return to Southampton. The Hawke
then started southwark under her
own steam. The cruisers bows were
crumpled by the impact and her
plates torn to the water line. The
Olympic saildd from Southampton
at 1925 O'Clock bound for New York
by way Of Cherbourg and Queens
town. She sailed with the largest
list of first class passengers that ever
started across the Atlantic in one
ship. The first cabin passengers num-
bered 742. twenty-four more than her
best record. Among them were be-
tween 20 and 30 American million
aires and something like $25O,000 had
been paid in passage money. All told
there were nearly 5000 persons on
board.
In the collision the Olympic was
struck on the starboard quarter and
q large hole was stove in her side.
When the vessels separated after the
impact it was seen that the Olympic
was crippled and Captain Smith i'm
ordered her beached.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-09-20

NOT UNEGGSPLAINABLE
HUMBLE HENS FIGHT FOR FAME
AND ATTAIN ATTENTION OF
CREDULOUS coUNTRYMEN.

Many and wonderful have been the
accounts set forth the past week of
the attainments of hens in all sec
tions of the United States. Here
are some samples:
Orange, Mass, hen, Rhode Island
Red, habitually lays two eggs daily,
one of which recently was found to
measure Ss4 by inches, while an
other, measuring 8 by inches, con-
tanned another perfect egg TX by 51s'
inches.'
Lincoln, Neb., Plymouth Rock, laid
an egg measuringk9 IA inches in cir
cumference and containing a second
egg in which still third was dis
covered.
Juliaetta, Idaho, white Brahma
every other day lays huge double.
yolked egg, one of which was found
to measure Ia by inches.
Goldfeld, New, black Minorca reg
ularly lays two eggs each day. The
eggs, however, are of normal size.
Mount Joy, Pa, mongrel, being not
in the fast class with the foregoing
wonders, simply lays one egg every
day, but she pursuos her modest
course with unbroken regularity.
Evansville, Ind, pullet., only five
months old, laid an egg from which
chicken subsequently was Matched.
Lancaster, KY. Plymouth Rock
faithfully covered seven small eggs,
which later hatched out brood Of
seven snakes.
Tarrytown, N. Y, white Leghorn,
the knowing hen that recently helped
her owner, John Grohan of Glenvill,e,
build chicken coop by holding the
nails in her beak while he drove
them, has now learned to fetch her
masters pipe and tobacco and to
light his matches by holding them in
her beak and scratching them on the
floor. This accomplished, she blows
them out.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-09-20
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
SANITARY BOARD
SEVERAL OF THE OLD MEMBERS
OF CATTLE SANITARY BODY
RETAINED.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Sept. 2O.-Goy-
ernor William ]. Mills today an
nounced the appointment of the fol-
lowing members of the Cattle Sani-
tary board of the territory of New
Mexico. who will serve during the
term prescribed by law: w. ]. Lin
wood. Colfax county w. c. McDon-
aid, Lincoln county; Charles L. Bull
lard, Chavez county; Victor Culber-
son, Grant county; w. w. Cox, Dona
Ana county, and BENJAMIN F. Pan
key, Santa Fe county. Several Of
these men were reappointed.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-09-20
IT MUST CONFORM TO LAW
RECENT INTERPRETATION OF
ANTITRUST STATUTE MADE
ACTION NECESSARY
CAPITALIZED AT $lSO,OOO,OOO
BIG CONCERN Is MADE UP OF
FOUR SMALLER COMPANIES
ORGANIZED IN 1902

Washington, Sept 20.-That tn
government is ready to permit tn
International Harvester company vo
unfairly to readjust its organization
to conform to recent Interpretation
of the Sherman law became know
here today. Pending the result o
conferences between Attorney Gen
eral Wickersham, and the attorney
for the company, the threatened dis
solution suit is being delayed.
Negotiations looking to understand
ing between the government and tn,
company, which were begun il
Washington last summer by Edgar A
Bancroft, general counsel for the
Harvester company, later were con
tinued at Cedar Hurst, L. T., where
Attorney General Wickersham has
been spending the summer. They
reached the stage, it is said, where
it will be necessary for Mr.. Bancroft
to refer the question of reorganization
to the company's board of directors
heard persistent reports that the gov
ernment was ready to bring an anti
trust suit against the company. Some
papers necessary for court proceed
ings were prepared.
The attitude of the board of direc-
tors of the harvester company is ex-
peeted to be communicated to the de-
partment of Justice in about month.
The next regular meeting of the di-
rectors is scheduled to be held on
October 81.
The negotiations which Attorney
General Wickersham has been carry
ing on with officials of the harvester
company do not constitute an entire
ly new departure in federal regula-
ton of corporations, although the
proceeding is of character only re-
Gently instituted.
Details, of the negotiations between
Messrs. Wickersham and Bancroft
have not been allowed to become pub
lie, although it is known as one con-
dition to nonprosecution that the
government will insist on the bust
ness of the trusts being separated in
to the four corporations which first
composed it. They were the McCor-
mick Harvester company, the Deering
Harvester company, the Milwaukee
Harvester company and the Plano
Manufacturing company. These four
companies were the first acquired by
the International Harvester company,
when it was formed in New Jersey
in 1902, and capitalized at $120,000,-
600 Of which s6O.OOO,0OOO was paid in
cash. The other s6O,OOO,OOO of stock
was issued for real estate, plants and
physical Inventories.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-09-20
SANTA FE COUNTY
TEACHERS INVITED
WILL SEND BIG DELEGATION TO
NEW MEXICO EDUCATIONAL
ASSOCIATION MEETING.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Sept. 0.-Ru2ert
F Asplund, secretary of the New
Mexico Educational association has
sent out the following letter to the
teachers in the city, town and rural
schools of Santa F'e county, colleges,
parochial kchools, church schools,
private schools and Indian schools:
Dear Friends-On November 10Th,
18th, 18th, 1911, the teachers of New
Mexico will be the guests Of this
city and county, when the New Mex
leo Educational association will meet
in the city of Santa Fe.
1t is our duty to welcome them ard
to make their visit so pleasant that
they will want to come again. We
are promised the active cooperation
Of the citizens of Santa Fe, but it
is necessary for us to take the lead
in the arrangements,
A meeting of all the teachers OF
the county, no matter in what schools
they may be. is called for next Satur-
day afternoon, September 23, 1911, at
two p. M, at the High school building
in Santa Fe to organize for the enter
tainment Of the largest gathering of
educators ever held in New Mexico.
| 1t is a big undertaking and we need
the help Of all.
Very truly yours,
RUPERT F. ASPLUND.
Secretary New Mexico Educational
| Association,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-09-20
Thirty Millionaire Aboard

Cowes, Sept. 2O.-The White Star
line steamer Olympic. the biggest
passenger carrying vessel in the
world, was in collision with the Brit
ish protected cruiser Hawke near
Osborne Bay, on the north side Of the
Isle of Wight, this afternoon and was
SO badly damaged that her Captain,
E. ]. Smith, beached her on mud
bank in the Cowes roadstead. Later
she was released and returned to
Southampton.
Captain Smith Immediately after
the accident, signaled for assistance
to Portsmouth, from where the tugs
were sent promptly to the scene. Al
the same time assurance was given