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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-14
AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL
s $500 sP RI 7.: s 800.
LOCAL FOREIGN
ASAHIS WIN
HARD GAME


The Oahu Junior League pulled on n
doubieheader at the Athletic Park YES
,.raov rorn,,, ,.,oro roo,-.,..,
Inc "rs. game turned out 10 ne
dahdy' ana the iahs We're Kept ON their
iee' an 'he ''ihe' The match went over
the unit ana u was not until three
extra innings We're played that the
Asahis pui'eu themselves through with
the winning run after one man was
gone
was an e'e'eh-inn'ns game ana
'he Asahis won from the I. a. U. To the
tune OF '-s' The e. A. Us were lead
ing NJ the beginning OF the ninth by
the score OF TO ., and II looked AZ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-08-14

q @ q
The Washington herald., 1911-05-28

she is baffled. like Ophelia, she goes mad and COM
mts suicide; and the man goes straight from her
funeral to a game of baseball
'Womanly self-sacrihee" is an essentially manly
weakness.
He who desires lifetime of happiness with
beautiful woman desires enjoy the taste of wine
by keeping his mouth always full of it.
The formation Of a young lady's mind and char.
aetsI usually consists ,a n fsi,,ng ner lies. @
the strongest position for woman is that of a
victim -,
It is the self sacrificing women that sacrifice 9TH
The Washington herald., 1911-05-28

ers most ruthlessy. / know poor wretch whose
one desire in life is run away from his wife She
prevents him by threatening to throw herself in
front of the engine Of the train he leaves her in
That is what all women do.
a lady who is invariably exceedingly disagree
able is, in consequence, held to be exceedingly
good. :,
7aMrs Tanqueray" was received with delight by
the public; St Teresa would have been Kissed off
the same stage for her contempt for the ideal rep
resented by . carriage, fashionable dressmaker,
and dozen servants.
In the past women have rather liked being wor-
The Washington herald., 1911-05-28
Woman As Bernard ShaU
Sees Her

IT0HE ordinary woman's business is to get
married.
6SsS Women begin to be socially tolerable
eseS at thirty, and improve until the deepening
of their consciousness is at length check
ed by the decay of their faculties.
In every case the relationship between the wom-
an and the man is the same; she is the pursuer and
contriver. he the pursued and disposed Of When
The Washington herald., 1911-05-28

shipped on false pretenses. In America they still
do
Women spend half their lives telling little lies
for men, and sometimes big ones. -
A man who discusses his conscience is much like
woman who discusses her modesty.
If women were as fastidious men, morally or
physically, there would be an end of the race,
When lady, because she is lady, will face any
extremity of parasitic dependence rather than take
situation cook or parlor-maid, we make large
allowances for her.
81 cannot understand why she is so unlucky; she
is such nice woman!" That is the formula As
if women with any force in them ever were alto
Rether NIGEL
The Washington herald., 1911-05-28
DrrAT1s OF FRENCH EVENING GOWNS

Srrolice lines are featured on the newest decoi-
lete toilettes. .,,,; .;seu.
A 6chu treatment of lovely lace, metallic TISSUE
,;sny chiffon or net beaded or studded WIFE dew
d-ons aonears most novel and becoming a sliu'
1.+ed fchu was of silver lace sweeping TO Poii'
~ the bust-line with pointed tabs which rested over
the shoulders. ,,, and
Antique lace scarfs are also brought into play ana
sore are knotted with the ends long or snor.
allowed to hang free. The point may depeno a'
any length in back.
LARGER scarfs are used as winding drapery ABOUT
the figure The point to the lett side is quite tle
latest manner of employing these old heirlooms'
A verv novel color scheme appears in an evening
Dresden type of beauty. The foundation IS
"Helen" pink satin with sef-matching silk mar
ouisette drapery, having hens OF blue IN shaoe
of eoual intensity to match the pink.
A bewtching border of white crystal daIses with
bead centres borders the long tunic and both sides
of the bodice and sleeves. TIE draped belt IS OF
blue satin with long scarf ends in back drawn into
tassels of beads. silver cord outlines the modest
neck and elbow sleeves.
Whenever the girde appears it is raised above
the normal waistne. 1t is both tightly folded and
draped. Gold and silver cord likewise en-
ployed to suggest finish for the waistline./
The new cleft skirt appears in striking form
some of the new dinner and ball dresses. Tunics
are called upon for this purpose and appear won
derfully graceful in this guise. blue white satin
gown had tunic over drapery of Kings blue silk
marousette showing deep clefts in 'front.' we'll to
the sides The girdle of black velvet rested several
inches above tie waist but the slashing of the chif
fon did terminate until it reached the bust-line
The sides of the cleft were outlined with silver
cord
The Washington herald., 1911-05-28
COPYRIGHT By JAxEs JLvERsoH
BY MARJORIE

1"1HE smartest decollcte gowns of summer
| i will show over draperies in one form or
IMSTsNl another, developed in the lovely trans
80 parencies NJ, W in vogue.
Tunc vagaries are ending, espe-
cialy those that hang straight from the waist or
shoulders. The sinuous, winding draperles OF the
Orient will also be featured but the scarf floating
free or caught at graceful angle under an orna-
ment is quite the newest and most graceful These,
of course have been inspired by the classic drap-
cries of the ancient Greeks and Romans.
The two imported models displayed on this page
show respectively the scarf and tunic treatment
tie latter suspended from the left shoulder in true
classic style.
The first evening gown is silk crepe in golden
yellow Over this is worn sleeveless coat OF
Snsnisb lace in white silk embroidered in gold
threads From the right shoulder is draped long
scarf of aouamarne blue chiffon, which sweeps
across the corsage front and back and is heio IN
nlace bv gold ornament set with blue crystals
The novel drapery just escapes the pormai waist
line , d
The second gown reveals the CLASSIC ordPeiS ~
nending from the shoulder.
Here delicate shade of soft, supple SATIN oraPeo
about the figure has bodice built OF silver laCe'
s+rdded with coral beads, mounted over sell-nlaICh
49, cbiffon From tie left shoulder swings the
scarf of coral silk marquisette, showing the l'sIi'
coreaqe and small cap sleeves OF silver lace. IN
the hack the drapery is taken evenly across from
shoulder to shoulder. n
similar treatment shown IN lovely Willie
satin with drapery Of black chiffon, Carrying
sn,aI1 border of Empire wreaths done in gold
thread The fullness of the scarf was sone"n"'
scant, but not sufficient to appear ungraceful'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

w NIEDZIELE zaraz pc ma.
bozehstwie, odby}o sig W hall pod
kosclofem sw. Stanlsfawa Kostki,
zebranle parafialne. Rozchodzi}e
sic o naradzenie, W jakispos6b Edo
bye 10 tysiecy dolar6w, kt6re me-
parafia nasza z}ozy6 ma wyzsz;
szko}e katolick2 ola chFopc6w. Pc
siedzeniem TEN interesowali sie
bardzo m}odzi parafianie, kt6ryci
zebra}a sig spora liczba; Uchwalono,
by W przysz}ym tygodnlu z}ozy}s
kazda rodzina przynajmiej piec do
lar6w wyjqtkiem zupc}nie bied
nych rodzin. = Mast rodacy dziel
ME sig postawili, okaz ujac taxa do
bra wole. Nigdy oni W lyle ME pc
zostajq, gdy chodzi 0 ofiare na do
bry eel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
Minnesota mOze hOdOWaG
iAbfka.

re tax jest przekonac sig MONA
ma stanowej w~ystawie, gdzie bedzie
szesG set pudef ~minesockich jablek
wystawionych ma okaz. Ma posie-
dzeniu zarzadu wystawy zroblono
ugode z Haroldem simons z lilo
ward Lake, kt6ry ma dostawic
szesc set buszli, razem okofo die
wiedziesi2t tysiecy jab}ek. Ty
lie jab}ek jeszcze nigdy ME by}o ma
Minnesockiej. wystawie. Jab}ka t:
beda zerwane z jego w}asnych piet-
nastu tysiecy drew. Jab}ka znaj~
dowac sig beda W budynku ogrodo.
wnictwa, Bedzie to dobrem og}o
szeniem ola Minnesoty dowodem
zarazem IL W Minnesota MONA no.
dowac rozmaite piekne owoce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
z TOWarZstWa Literat6W
i D"ziennikarzy Polls
kich w Ameryce Poi.
Komunikat urzedowy.

kOmunlkat urZQdOWV.
Wobec mnozacych sig lis
lamach pewnych pism zarzu'
tow ~skierowanych wprosl
przeciwko Towarzystwu ma
szemu i Wvdziafowj Wyko.
nawczemu tegoz, W kt6rych
pierwsze i drugi odpowie-
dzialaymi sic czyni "a roma
ito zajScia dolby ostatniej, o.
wiadczamy co nastepuje:
Ami towarzystwo nasze, q
nj Wydzia} jako TAXI ME sta
wal dotad W obronie AMI VIA
snej, AMI zadnego z cz}onk6w
gdyz po og}oszeniu .organi.
zacyi wcale W zadnej spra-
vie publicznie glosu jeszcze
nie zabiera}. z biura Wydzia.
III i W imieniu tegoz, wyey-
lane byly tylko artyku}y t. 2.
okrezne do r6wczesnego po-
mieszczania W pismach "
Towrzystwie reprezentowa.
nych i ok6lniki poufne cz1on-
kOm. w kt6rVch ZWracanO
p6miedzy innymi take uwa-
&c ma wykroczenia przeciw-
10 etyce i goraco zalecano
pilniejsze przestrzeganie kari
dynalnych zasad naszego
ZrZesZenia.
Artyku]y obronne i pole
miczne W interesie iowa
rzystwa naszego i jego cz1on
k5w, je7eli sic ma }anlach ma
szych pism pojawialy, to pi-
sail je i pc nieszczali ma VIA
sna odpowiedzialno6c cz}on-
kowie Towarzystws, czego i
W przysz}osci 2 pewnoScia
ami Mkt rozumny "a zfe I'M
brac ME bedzie.
Oficyalnie i publicznie To-
warzystwo nasze nikogo ME
potepia}o i nikogc tel ME
bra}o W obrone.
Co do tonu polemicznego
W prasie naszej - to navel
najbardziej uprzedzeni przy-
znac musza, ze ;est od5dzis o
wiele przyzwoitszym niz byi
pred zorganizowaniem To-
warzystwa i to u tych nawet
kt6rzy do mas dotad ME pray
stapili.
Me mozemy sic spodzie-
wac i ME mozemy wymagac
azeby wszyscy redaktorzy
nasi cd razu i nagle porzn-
Gle mogli nawyczki ca}eggnc
szeregu lat n;czem niekrepo-
wanej swobo3y.
Potion etyczny dzienni-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
Ogfoszenia miejskie.
'Oferty beda %prZyjmOWanc


ma d~ostarczenie bia}ego debowego
drzewa do mostu i bia}ego sos
nowego i ~jod}owego drzewa.
Zapieczetowane oferty bed9
przyjmowane przez nizej podpisa.
nego rekordera miejskiego ma przy-
gotowanie i dostarczenie f. o. |.
Cars Winona, nastepujacych mate
rya}6w do mostu.
Bialej sosny lub Jolly (Douglas)
3S, 800 stop pc 4xI2 ~ Bia{y
dab 10000 stop z calowych dyl6w
pc 10 stop dfugich.
Wszystko odpowiednio do specy
fikacyi do tegc znajdujacemi* sic
teraz W plice W ofisie rekordera
miejskiego j podpisanych przez "a
Rad miasta dnia 7go sierpnia,
l9ll.
Miasto zastrzega sobie prawo do
odrzucenia kt6rej kolwiek lub
wszystkich ofert.
Wszystkie oferty beda poddane i
otwierane W obecnosci miejskiego
zarzadu ma posiedzeniu, ktdre sic
odbedzie W lokalu rady miejskiej
W budynku miejskim, dnia 5go
w~rzesnia, 1911 o godz. $50 wie-
cZOrem.
Dan W Winonie, MINI, l6 sierp-
MIA, 1911.
Ross Bragg,
Rekorder miejski
Winona, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
Niskie raty kolonistoWskie
do wybrzezy Pacifiku.

Cd l5go wrzedn,a do l5go ra3-
dziernika. w}acznie, zbilety kolo-
ni-towsk,e druglej. klasy y g ing
stronY,: sprzedawane bed4 do gF6~:-
nych miejsc W Z alifornli, Oregon,
Washington i British Columbia.
k"leja ( hicsgo Union Pacific
North Western. B'l*ty u*yteezne'
ma dzie"nyc eli j paobl seie kierowa!.
nych drogach " Pallmana sypial-'
nych wagonach ola turyrt6w- Pc
xdpc}ne lnformacye zg}osic sie do
agent6w b,letowych, kolei Chicago
North Western. :;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
Oferty prZyjmOWa ne ma
500 stop gumOWegO VEGA,

Propozycya ma dostawienie ola
miasta Winona, Minnesota piecset
(5oo) stop diva i pol calowego ba-
we}nianego VEGA, guma ~wykfadane.
go, opatrzonego znakami i uzuane.
go "a dobry przez laboratorya iowa
rzystw zabszpieczen cd ognia. Inc
beda podejmowane przez podpisa
nego, przedstawione i otwierane be
ia W obecnosci zarzadu miejskiego
ma tegoz zgromadzeniu, kt6re W To-
kalu zarzadu m~iejskiego W ratuszu
wzmiaskowanego miasta dnia S.
w~rzesnia, 1911. os4 wieczorem sic
odbedzie. PROXY rury gumowej
MUSIC bye razem z oferta przedsta
wione.
Prawo odrzucenia kt6rej kol-
wick lub wszystkich ofert, zastrze-
ga sic,
Dan " " mona, Nina. l6 sierp.
MA, 1911.
ROSS BRAG,
Recorder mie jski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

Cztero %mies,eczny
procent pc 4 cd sta.
p1atnY styczpia 1912
cd wszystkich de O.
%nowanych p~ieniedzy
skladanych pred lub
dnia 3 wrzeSnia 1911
" Winona Savings
Bank.
! Przesz}o jeden Mi
Tor czterysta tysiecy
~depozYt6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

PAN Miohal Stelmach, dawniej
sly salunista = Arcadia, ma pc
czatku sierpnia otworzyf salun pod
numerem. 's7s, ~ wsch. 3ciej ul. "
naszem miescie. Pan Stelmach u
trzymnje take restauracyQ i stajnie
do zajazdu; uprasza zatem rodak6w
swych, farmer6w, dawnych %znajo-
mych, ably 60 popierali skoro PREY
beda furmanka do miasta. Pan M.
.Stelmach wszystkich rzetelnio oh
sfuzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
Ma sprZedaz

Piekny dom (sieden stancyi) miejs-
ka woda, chodniki, niedaleko cd
oil kary u]icznej, piekne trawHki
l drzewa ocieniajace, wielka stajMa;
odpowiednie miejsce do trzymaDia
krowy i kilku kur. Pofozone W pol
nocno wschodniej czesci Minneapo.'
lis niedaleko polskiego kosciofa i
szkoiy. Cena e2O' &. on T. Nelson,
1902 : 18th. Str. N. T.. Minneapo-
lis, MINI. as
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
karstwa raszego podniesie sic

karstwa raszego podniesie sic
niewatpliwie i o to starac
sic bedziemy zawsze PREY
wytezenju wszystkich, sill ma
szych ale ma to potrzeba ca
lego szeregu zabieg6w, a
przedewszystkiem cza5u wy
rozumia}o6ci 20 stronv Og6iu.
Many tel nadzieje, IL
pierwszy nasz Ziazd W SYRIA
cuse, N. j., W dniach 2 i 8
pazdziernika wielce sic przy-
czyni do uregulowania tel
sprawy.
Wydzia} Wykonawszy
Tow: Lit. i Dziennikarzy.
Stefania Laudyn.
Stanis}aw Osada,
KS. DR.. w. Kwiatkowski.
Alexis Karczyhski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

Cztero ~miesleczny
procent po 3 cd sta
p}Atny l stycznla 1912
Cd wszystkich depo-
%nowanych ~p,eniedzy
" pierwszych pieciu
dniach wrzeSnia 1911
" Deposit Bank of
WinOna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

w ZESZkYM tygodniu we VITO
rex pofa: zy} Wiel. ks. Jakub Cara
W Kosciele Najs}. Serca T. J. "
Pine Creek, Wis dozgonnym Stu
benz ma}zehskim p. .]6zefa Klame,
i panne Maryanne Konkel, c6rke
tamtejszego %obywatela p. Franci-
Ska Konkla. Wesele odby1o sic "
domu rodzic6w panny mfodej
Szczesc i'm Boze! ..a..- +,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

U PANSTWA l., Watkowskicf
baw I przez kilka tygodni kuzyr
ich, pan Edmund Watkowski, nau-
czyciel i organista z Calumet,
Mich. Pan Watkowskl odjechaf W
srode z powrotem do Calumet, ably
pc skohczonych wakacyach objat
ma nowo posade.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
CzterO ME sieczn1

Cztero m~iesieczny
%Drocent pc 4 cd sta
pfatny ! %stycznia 1912
cd wszystkich depo-
:%nowanych p~ieniedzy
%sktadanych pred, lub
dnia 3 wrzeSnia 1911
W Winona Savings
Bank.
Przeszlo jeden Mi
lion c~zterysta tysieoy
depozyt6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
Raty exkursyjne !;
Ma lacroska miedzy etanowa
wystawe
=
La Crosse

Koleja North Wester .. !
Codziennie, cd 27go do 3ogo
wrzesnia, z uwzgle: dn1owym POI,
wrotem ego pa7dziernika. Wielka
wystawa r6lnictwa, towar6w zy-.
wych, przemysfowych j eaukacyjs
nych ~odnoszacych sic stanu. Zgioss
sic sic do biletowych agent6w kolei
North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

Ma wystawie stanowej W Ham.
line, MIMI, sroda ego wrzesnia,
jest przeznaczona jake dxieh ola
farmer6w. lego duia pc po}udniu
W tax zwanej Institute Hall odbe-
die sig posieczenie farmer6w W
celu zorganizowania stowarzyszenia
farmer6w. Bedzie to jeden krok
p%ostqtiony naprz6d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
z pred lat 25.
Pod tymnael6wkiem bsedztemy podawat "
ks4dym nuincrze ., Wiarusa" iejszs
sprswy 0R6lne ! mieiscowe.

s.
WEI. KS. August ban'nskl
rodem 2 fega,. " Prusach
Zachodnlch, przypfynaf dnla
~. slerpnla ma 2arostatku
;antwerpklm, DO NoWego
Yorku, zabaw1f przez k1lka
dnl usswychrkrewnych W Mill
waukee, . " czwartek, ~
s1erpnla, przyDy 40 nasze]
"'nony' gozle taKze M
krewnego' kupca p. Jana
o'cnono"sk'ego. w ostat'
MN ah1u s'erpnla udaf sic
KS bao'nskl 2 Wlzvta 40
sweso koleel z sem'naryom
l'Wah 'klego Ks. Romano Gu
Zowsk'ego " FINE Creeku
tam prawdopodobnle zabawl,
|aopoK' Ks. D'skup La eros,
H. znaldulacy s'a Wiasnle ma
w'zycle dyecezyalne] ME po-
wofa go 40 piracy W dusz-
pasterstwle.
49, baDlnsk1 poolera1 nau.
X glmnazyalne " Pelpl'n'e !
Chefmn'e' a wyksztaicenle
teolog'czne " amerykahsk'm
sem'naryum duchownem W
Lo"an1um' " belgl'' gdz'e
'ez " sooo'e przeo s"' lro]-
ca '"yswlscohy zos'a1 ma
kap'ana o'a oyeeezy' La
crosse "spolnle 2 ksleozem
chodzacym 2 W. KS. Poz
na1skiego. 2 pod Szamotu},
kt6ry zoboWiazaf sic ola
dyecezyi Erie.
Pc wy6wieceniu odwiedzi}
ks. Babi6ski swoja make,
mieszkajaca " Bytoni, W pa
rafii Zblewski1i ! odby1 pry-
micye W ~zbleWski,n kosciele.
Witano tax Ks. Babj6skie-
90, lax ks. Ignaszaka lax
naiserdeczpiei ma p%o6cinnei
ziemi amervka6sk;e; ua kt6.
70; otwar}o IN. s;o szorok;o .
w]dz;aczna milo do nraov
uo;., .,1
=; ,,om;adxv Minneono,;s q
g. p,,l.. oahvual, s;o I'D
% l., ~ ,;o.an;o ;oa
ram rakolakcva " kt6rvcb
,dv;o1 Tx ks;o5v
s. p.:,,ak;a; M.
mieazv. tvm; wszvscv MALE.
20 Gem = my'a't sonhv 'no Rn{o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31

Cztero miesieczny
procent pc 3 cd sta
p}atnyl %stycznia 1912
Cd wszystklch depo-
.!nowanych p~ieniedzy
W pierwszych plecin
dniach wrzeSnia 1911
" Deposit Bank o
Winona.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1911-08-31
WlADOMOsCI
mIEJSCOWE

w PIATEK ziozono do grob'
zwfoki s. p, Elzbiety Oweckiej, ION.
Michafa Oweckiego Pogrzeb ODDLY
sic W kosclele sw.. Stanisfawa K,
Nieboszka pozostawia meza, CO,
rex i dw6ch syn6w; oprdcz tych Q.
p}akuje ja ojciec s%taruszek, jedna
siostra i jeden brat p. Jozef Ebel
W La Crosse, Wis. Wleczny odpo'
czynek race jej dac Panic!
w PIATEK zakohczy}y sig re.
%kolekcye ksiezy dyecezyi winoh'
skicj. W reko)ekcyach bra}o udzial
- ksiezy, pomiedzy tymi 6 pol.
skich.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-04-27

during which time detectives have
been in frequent trips here and was
at all times in touch with the men he
had at work on the case.
ReQuisition papers from the gov
ernor Of California having been sign
ed by Governor Marshall before the
arrest, Mcnamara was taken to po-
lice headquarters by detectives where
he was Immediately arraigned by
Judge Collins in police court
The requisition was granted and
20 minutes after Mcnamara had been
arrested in the association headquar-
ters in the American Central Life
building where a meeting OF the ex-
ecutive board was adjourned, he was
taken from the city by four detec-
tives in an automobile. Their des-
tination was not known. II is sup
posed it was the plan OF the officers
to get Mcnamara out Of the state be-
fore his friends had a chance to fight
the requisition.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1911-04-27
LABOR LEADER IN Tolls
Charged With Blowing Up Los Angel
es Times and other Structures.

Indianapolis, Ind. April 22.-After
months of investigation directed by
Williams ]. Burns, a private detec-
tive, John ]. Mcnamara, information
al secretary of the Bride and Struc-
tural Iron Workers of America, the
headquarters of which are in Indian
apolis, were arrested here today char
ged with completely in the dynamit-
ing of the Los Angeles Times build
ing on October l, 1910, and the
plant of the Llewelyn Iron works in
Los Angeles.
Four hours after Mcnamara was
arrested detectives found two quarts
of nitro-glycerine and II sticks Of
dynamite in barn three-quarters of
a mile west of indianapolis. The barn
the detectives say, was rented by Nc
Namara, from T. S. Jones, the owner
A later investigation of the inter-
national offices of the union disclosed
in a store room of the basement Of
the building ga sticks (about 60
pounds) of dynamite, 200 feet Of
fuse, 500 dynamite caps. one dozen
small alarm clocks and a leather
case made to carry a 10 pound can of
nitroglycerine. Detective Burns took
possession of all the explosives.
McNamara's arrest followed an in
vestigation lasting several months
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charged with conspiracy against the
government. and who came from this
country, who was not a criminal eth
er in this country or in Mexico and
who would be prosecuted on that
ground had he been in any other
country in the world. In fact the
Mexican government has been very
mild in the treatment of United Stat
es rowdies who have done their part
in open revolt against the govern
ment, and who have been placed in
the jails there. 1t is a wonder that
all of them have not been shot long
before this
THE aid which is coming from
this country is invariably from one
of two sources, either rabid social
lists or anarchists, and there are many
followers of both creeds right down
in Arizona now, melting Americans
to cross the border and take UP the
fight against the Mexican govern
ment. OF course this IS being done
on the quiet, but is nevertheless eff
fective and has resulted in scores of
young Americans entering the in
surrection ranks"
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Indianapolis, April 22.-Detective
Burns, superintendent of Police Hy-
land and Chief of Detectives Hollis
of this city, tonight found II sticks
Of dynamite and two quart cans Of
nitroglycerine in a barn owned by
T. H. Jones, a structural iorn work
err, and located near here, which
Jones says was placed there last
January by Mcnamara.
Burns says Otto McGonigie, who
was arrested in Detroit yesterday
told him where the explosives could
be found, and it was upon this infor-
nation that the search was made.
Jones, the owner of the barn, said
the explosives were placed there last
January and that Mcnamara and
other men made trips to the barn
with suitcases, but he did not know
the purpose. Jones says Mcnamara
rented the barn and paid $25 a month
for it's use. 1t is located about three
quarters of a mile west of here.
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to tell whether IL was James w. Nc
Namara or Ortie McManigal who
made the confession.
For the use Of the prosecution
we will not tell which of the prison
ers made the confession" he said.
1T was made while here and covers
80 typewritten pages. have seen
it. II is the most remarkable in the
criminal history Of the world. It deals
with nearly 100 different dynamite
outrages and goes into exact detail
More than 100000 worth Of pro
perty has been destroyed by this
gang Of dynamllers. according to this
confession. The outrages occurred all
over the country. in indianapolis, Pc
oria, Chicago, Detroit and other plac-
es.
Surpasses Orchards Confession.
The confession OF Harry Orchard
are surpassed by this narrative Of
crime. These men coolly and calmly
destroyed bridges. buildings, homes