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Evening journal., 1912-03-13
SIX "FOOTER" GETS
PLACE ON FORCE

The past week was a slow one IN
police circles, according to the report
made by the house sergeants TO the
Police Commission yesterday after
noon. But S26.50 was collected in fines
during the week
Chief Of Police Black was permit
ted 10 accept a check for 500 re-
ceived from Attorney-General Gray as
a reward in the George II. Merritt
case, and the money will be distrib-
uted among the officers who took part
in hunting down the murderer. Chief
Black received the check last week
but no action was taken by the board
at that time as he wanted to speak to
Attorney General Gray and learn how
the money should be distributed.
Samuel Gamble, of 703 West Second
street, &c years old, six feet three in
ches tall and weighing 179 pounds,
has been appointed to NIL the posi-
tion vacated by Samuel NJ. Ford, pa
trolman. Before the appointment of
Gamble was made, President Jones
said that according to the statement
Of Captain Kane, Officer Ford simply
announced to him that he was going
to quit and did so. AS his resignation
was not before the board his place
was declared vacant and was filled by
the appointment.
Several applications for positions as
patrolmen were received and filed.
They were Lawrence Riley. 800 Chapel
street. height, six feet; weight, 165
pounds; Harry A. Krossgre, 706 Ship
ley street. weight 100 pounds. height
feet inches. and Mark II. deCray,
Jr., Of 617 Howlsnd street, height
feet, and weight, 100 pounds.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

aa
pr,RUsTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i Ry virtue Of an order Of the Chancellor
Of the State Of Delaware made on the Fourth
day Of March. a. ID. 1919, will he exposed
to ssie AZ Public Vendue.
on THURSDAY. MARCH 2iST, 1912,
az 10 o'clock, a. m
AZ tho County Court House, in the city
" Wilmington, the following described Real
Estate Of William II. Swift, William Mar.
riott Candy, Jr.. and Henry NJ. Candy, 10.
wit;
All that certain Real Estate. situate in
Wilmington Hundred New Castle county
aforesaid. more particularly bounded and de-
soribed az follows to-wit;
Beginning on the Easterly side Of Brooms
street az the distance Of one hundred and
fifty feet from tho Northerly side Of shall
cross avenue, thence Easterly parallel 10
Shalicross avenue two hundred and thirty.
hvo feet 20 the Westerly side of street
forts nine and onethird feet wide (eading
from shallcross 70 Lowering svenue) thence
thereby Northerly, and parallel 20 Brooms
street one hundred and Atty feet 10 the
Southerly side Of lowering avenue: thence
along said side Of Lowering svenue Westerly
two hundred and thirty.hve feet 70 the IN,
tersection ~ said side Of said lowering ave.
nus with the Easterly side Of Broome street (;
thence Southerly along said side Of Rroome
street one hundred and hfiy feet 20 the
nlace Of beginning Re The contents thereof
more or less. With the privilege Of the
use Of the said street forty mine and onethird
thereto forever.
Attendance will he given and terms mads
HUGH MARTIN NORRIS. Trustee,
or by his Attorney.
Atisst'--Joseph Q. JOlls. Rsgistsr in Chan
cery.
Wilmington, p,l., February "a, 1914.
me,i1.i01b.is,co.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
CHOLERA SCARE

Much anxiety has been felt lately
over the danger OF introducing the
dreaded Asiaiic Cholera into this
country, because OF the immigration
FROM the plague districts OF Europe.
II sars the strength OF the oody 50
fast that death often follows in few
hours All forms of diarrhea and
dysentety arc ycry weakening.
A Naldosta, Ga, woman, Mrs. c. II.
King. tells how Hhe regained her
strength. She says AN attack OF
dysentery left NE so weak and ca
hausted that II seemed impossible TO
rorain my strength But since us
ing one bottle OF Ninol, ] am per-
fectly We'll again Vinol will do won
ders for anyone who needs new
strength and mule flesh
There is no doubt at all that this
delicious cod liver and iron remedy
without oil possesses wonderful pow
or to renew tagging strength and
vitality. and build up the body !
you are not as strong as you ough
TO be YOU need Vinol. aad we guaran
tea that IL will build you up an
make YOU strong.
n. b. Danforth, Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS
BASEBALL ON APRIL 5

The High School baseball squad
will report for practice in about
week. The FIRST game is booked for
April with Brown Props as the at
traction. Last year, with Joe Horty
heaving in grand style, Brown de-
feated High by 10 score In the
ninth inning Horty twirled his best
game Of the season that day and de-
served a victory.
This season the locals have no one
to take Horty's place. Pitchers are
scarce and Matthews, OF basketball
fame. is the only moundman. When
practice is called It is expected that
several men will try for the twirl-
ing honors No captain has as yet
been elected, but Dutch Cloud is con
ceded to be the 1912 pilot. Cloud
Fidance and Rimlinger are the only
veterans. With these men as 2
nucleus a fairly successful team
should be form q but they will have
/ to step some TO come up to Dot
Doherty's 1911 nine which won tel
/ OF fifteen games.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
NEWPORT

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT. Del. March 13.--Joseph
Pyle Conclave, II. or S. w. NJ, are
very active. They have organized a
band. They will entertain Brandywine
Conclave. OF Wilmington. on Thurs
day evening, March 21.
Andastaka Tribe Improved order
Red Men, will hold a Social Hour"
every Saturday night. On next Satur-
day evening there will be a debate
on the subject Of Equal Suffrage.
II. A. Dempsey. w. ]. King and Il.
A. Higgins will argue for suffrage.
and b. A. Groves, I. w. Young and
William Hamilton against. The tribe
viii elect officers on March 80.
Great Sachem of Delaware. ]. T.
Semerteen and staff will pay the
tribe an official visit and on April 27
memorial exercises Of the late w. -
Stuart will be held
Mrs. Walter Randolph spent Mon
day in Wilmington.
The Rev. and Mrs. W. o. Hurst
and son William. OF Seaford are
spe ding some time as the guests oi
Mr- and Mrs. Willard F. Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Walter Young hav,
been visiting relatives at Chadd'l
| Ford
Charles Lockrydar and Miss Jones
/ OF Wilmington. spent Sunday as thi
guests OF Mrs. Lula Frederick
Mrs. A. II. Davis spent Sunday Will
Mr. and Mrs. William Sherwood a
Ruthby.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
MiIady'S Toilet Table
by Nine. D'MILLE.

The electric needle can be resorted
TO for the removal of superfluOus
hairs, but the operation is expensive
and requires a first-class operator.
Wild hairs can be quickly and easily
removed at home by the application
of delatone paste. Mix enough pow
dered delatone with water and cover
the hairy surface, apply and wipe
off after two or three minutes; then
wash the skin and the hairs will be
gone
A clear, soft and satiny complex
ion can be achieved by rubbing the
face. neck and arms gently each
morning with a solution made by dis
solving an original package of maya
tone in a half pint OF witch hazel.
This is a wonderful complexion beau
tifer and prevents growth OF hair.
To reduce swellings. allay infiam-
nation, to stop ache i'm back or joints,
to relieve pain from strain, bruise
sore muscles or any cause, apply Mo-
Tiers Salve before retiring. rubbing
In we'll. II is used for neuralgia
headache, rheumatism, lumbago, etc
The world never saw its equal as a
pain reliever.
Don't catch cold washing youi
head. To make a dry shampoo that
cleans the scalp and hair. put cup.
ful of cOrnmeal in fruit jar. add
contentg Of an original package oi
therox, and shake well together
Sprinkle spoonful on the head anc
brush we'll through the hair. II
will make the hair light fluffy and
Beautifully lustrous.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
READING TO TRAIN AT sEAsHORE

READING, March l3-Manager BIZ
Coughlin, OF the Reading Tr.--State
team. and Tom Gray, the secretary,
are arranging to take the Reading
club to Atlantic City for the training
season II this plan is followed, all
the players will report at tho seaside
resort All except Walter Manning.
the well-known pitcher, will report
on the day set by Manager Coughlm.
Manning is coaching the State Col
lege players and will be in fine shape
when he reports.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
PRINTERS TALK SHOP
AT SHAD DINNER

Members OF the Wilmington Master
Printers Association met last night
at Ainscow's Cafe where they sat down
to shad dinner. During and after
the repast general discussion was
had on matters pertaining to the
printing business.
Charles NJ. Smith, president OF the
G. NJ. Smith Printing and Stationery
Company, and president OF the assoc
iation, presided. Joseph II. Martin.
manager OF the Star Printing Company
Is secretary Of the association
Such evenings as last nights are
given at intervals by theassociation
and are much enjoyed.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
PROPOSALS.
MACADAM ROAD.


Wilmington, nsl
Notine-ssaled proposals addressed IN
writing 10 the New Castle County state
Highway Commissioner and endorsed ''fro,
posais for building stone road in the
county of New Castle and state of Della,
ware will he received by said highway
commissioner at his once, Room q, hase.
ment Of Church Building, Tenth and Mar
ket streets. Wilmington, Delaware until ~
o clock noon, ON March 10, 1912, foi
building tho following named stone roads
some of which may be built with hitumi
nous top course.
The road from stanton 20 the oak IRE
on the St James Road. h.ic OF mile long
The Pixies Greek Road extending toward
I Union for distance Of uiies.
The Wilmington and New ,aste hoa'
extending from the northerly boundary o
Nsw Castle towards Wilmington Tor dia
tunce Of 71-1oO Of o mile.
Tbs Road from New Castle 10 hsre's cor
ner a distance Of i.t6 miles. The West
chester Rosd extending iroW Adams's trnss
Roads to atCullnngas cross aoaas, as
tsnce ~ ! .65 milss
The Road from aarshallton 10 Stanton, =
distance Of ea-10o Of n miie.
All said bids or proposals. must bs made
upon blank forms g. hc obtained from said
highway commissioner az his said ofice and
the bids for each road must ~ accompanied
with q certified check for 5000, payable 20
the President Of the Levy Court OF New
Castle county. or with q bond 20 the state
Of Delaware m tho sum ol $500 a. surety
that N proposal be accepted, contract
will be entered into.
Plans and specifications cer bs seen a.
the ofire Of said commissioner on or after
March 8, 1912. The right 10 reject any or
al bids is expressly reserved
FRANCIS a. PRICE.
New Castle County state Highway Commis.
sonsr. mi.o,s.il.l3.i6
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
STATE PROBES
SHOOTING BY BOY

State Detective Frank Mccoy, while
at Summit Bridge yesterday, made an
investigation OF the shooting OF
Charles Fox, district school clerk
by James Powell a school hoy with
whom the clerk had some trouble, and
returned yesterday afternoon bring
ing the lad with him. The boy is bu
13 years old and is now az liberty OF
bail The attorney-generals office II
considering the case but has not YET
decided what course TO pursue.
Young Powell was fined S. and
costs by Magistrate Jones at st
Georges for his offense. but the at
torney-generals office did not think
this was sufficient recognition OF the
case and instructed Mccoy to mako
an investigation.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
How to Keep SpOnses Sweet and Springy

Most people find sponges hard to keep
clean and free from slime, and for
this reason have discarded them entirely.
However, it is easy 10 keep them clean
and sweet if-in addition to rinsing in
clean, warm water after being used
they are boiled once a week in water
TO which has been added a teaspoonful
of Gold Dust washing powder, and then
rinsed through several clear, warm
waters. Wash-cloths should also be
boiled in Gold Dust suds and thoroughly
rinsed. summed and ironed. Those Of
thin linen crash are more desirable than
heavy ones.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
WORKING GIRLS
NEED II Lsl5l
Sc, SPEAKER SAYS

In spite Of the exceptionally stormy
weather, there was a large attendance
at yesterday afternoons meeting OF
the Delaware Consumers League at
the home of Mrs. Henry J. Stubbs. II
was the annual session, and the busi-
ness included the election OF otncers
as follows: Miss Margaret Hllles
Shearman. president; Miss Emily T.
Bissell first vice-president; Mrs.
Charles l. Kent, second vice-presi,
dent; Miss Helen s. Garrett, thlrd
vice-president; Miss Helen Cranstoh'
treasurer; Miss Louise Nowland, cor
responding secretary; MISS Miriam
Webb, recording secretary. Inc
special committee on minimum wage
was made a standing committee OF the
league The committee reports showed
a prosperous year for the league.
There we're 109 vacant lot gardens
last year, and this is one OF the best
movements the league has conducted.
Report of the treasurer, Mrs. Thomas
Young, showed receipts of nearly
$3.50 IN the presidents report, Miss
She 4 suggested continued ac-
tivit, 40 secure laws in Delaware for
the protection OF working women, and
the securing OF new members among
the older girls in the schools
Miss Mary Malone, chairman of the
special committee on minimum wage
said that after much study Of the sub
iect they had concluded Sc was the
least amount a girl could live on in
this city. and this amount left no
margin for saving money.
Miss Mildred Lane, Of the Philadel
nhia Consumers League, gave the ad-
dress Of the afternoon, basing her
statements on conditions in Boston.
She said the Boston salesgirls gener-
ally have to live two in a room, over
half of them have no heat in their
rooms. and two-thirds of their board
ing houses have no parlor. The food
they get when they board is usually Of
poor quality, and when they get their
own meals, they ar too tired TO
hother with getting substantial food.
She said even where the lived at
home. most of them had to help
their families, and were no better on.
Most of the girls ran in debt from
SEQ TO s120 each year Miss Lane
said the factory girls paid more for
clothes than the store girls Speak
ing Of Philadelphia, she said the
merchants were we'll satisfied with
the plan Of closing evenings the
weeks before Christmas, which they
have tried for two years At the sug-
gestion OF the Philadelphia Con-
sumers' League. backed up by per-
sonal letters from 5000 prominent
Philadelphia women shoppers. The
merchants have assured the league
they have no desire to return TO the
old system.
Miss Malone gave the following as
one sample of weekly expenses given
her by Wilmington salesgirls: Board
an droom. 81: washing. 80 cents
clothing, S100: amusements. 80 cents
other expenses, % cents; total, So.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
PLAYERS SIGN WITH U.s.LEAGUT

READING, Pa, March l3-Presi-
dent Whitman, of the United States
Baseball League, received letter
from Leo Groom, OF New York, man
ager of the Reading team, stating that
he had signed five players for the
coming season and that he has made
a tempting offer TO Pitcher Jack
Chesbro. Among those he has sign
ed are Harry Long, an outfelder OF
the Lincoln (Neb.) club; Hans Wag-
ner. of the Glen Falls (N W team
I.arry Felix, a pitcher. who was tried
out by the Philadelphia National
League Club Harry Edwards, a sec
ond bseman Of the Des Moines Qa)
Western League, and Catcher Oliver,
of Albany. ~ Y. Reading fans are
not acquainted with he men signed,
but Manager Groom says all have had
plenty Of experience Fully 25 men
will be taken to Bermuda on the
spring training trip.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
MARSH COMPANY ELECTION

At the annual meeting of the Cher
ry Island Marsh Company, the fol-
lowing board Of directors was re-
elected: William G.. Mehaffey. Will
liam F. Sellers. Jacob A. Weldin. II
T. Wallace and Stephen Downey
and treasurer.
The annual bank walk of the COM
pany was, fixed for March %. On
that day the members of the cam
pany will make an inspection of the
company's property along the Della.
ware and Christiana rivers and the
Brandywine creek.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
JOTTINGs FROM ST. ALOYsIUs.

The ST. Aloysius Catholic Club will
give a benefit at the Garrick Theater.
Thursday. April IL. Tickets can be
purchased from any OF the members.
The committee In charge Of the bene-
fit is composed Of Leo. F. Lynch,
chairman; Joseph c. Dougherty. sec
retary and Fredus p. Wells, treasurer.
On Wednesday. April II. J. Edward
OToolc will give an address before
the boys Of tho ST. Aloysius c. c. Mr..
OToole has chosen as his subject
Athletics"
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
PROF. BOYD
The Psychic Adviser
and Medium
9O9 TatnaII Street

Always gives correct advice on
business speculation, investments,
changes. travels, love, marriage, d.
yorce, lawsuits. separations. wills,
deeds, mortgages. patents, claims; II
you are separated from the one you
love, or contemplate any important
change. you need his advice; he
asks no questions; you are immedi-
ately told Of your troubles and how
to overcome them.
No letters answered. Hours. 10 10
daily and Sunday. 900 Tatnall ST.
Cut this ad. out; IL does not appear
daily. READINGS so CENTS AND
S10O
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
4. B. G. RESULTS.

CHICAGO, March 13,--Despite
several good scores in the American
Bowling Congress tournament yester-
day the leaders in the different events
are unchanged.
In the ive-men events. Lipmans. Of
Chicago. lead with 2S4S The Man
hsttans, Of Washington, arc fifth with
2771
Swanson -Sallander, Chicago, are
first in the doubles with 1926, and
Sutton, of Rochester, New York. tops
the individuals with 679.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
TO BEGIN STABLE WORK.

Contractor w. H. Jones will pow
begin the work Of building the new
stable for the Charles Warner Com
pany at Market street bridge.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
MEErINC PnsTPnNFn-

The meeting of the All-Wilmington
League called for THE EVENING
JOURNAL office on Thursday night
has been postponed until Saturday
night.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
TRANSPORTATION.
Wilson Line to Philadelphia

PAHbtNb EkS AND FREI0Hr.
Leave kth 81. Wharf, Wilmington, daily
including Sundays al 7.8o and 1880 A. NJ,
l.Bo and AIS p. NJ. On Saturdays and
Sundays only additional trips ~ TOO P. NJ.
Leave Chestnut ST. Wharf, Philadelphis,
daily including Sundays 81 1910 A. n,
l.so, AIS and 700 P. N. On Sundays snd
Mondays only additional trips AZ T.8o A. N.
FARES; Including Saturdays and Sun
days, Philadelphia excursion 26c-one way
i5c. Chester excursion 15c-one way 10s.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
MR.. wHITEMAN HOME.

j. Harvey Whiteman has returned
home from a trip TO California and
points along the Pacific Coast.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
NJ Mo A. RnMLING.

On the Y NJ. c. A. alleys last night
the Crusaders lost two Of three games
10 the Association ive-man team. The
cporpc.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13

The Wants will turn obsolete and
disused articles Of home equipment
into cash or exchange them for need,
ed things.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
Elk River
transportation LiHe
Power Yacht "ONO II"
CAPTAIN THOMAS Q. SWING.

DAILY TRIPS on ths Elk River, between
Eikton and Turkey Point, and all intermed-
late landings will be resumed Friday, March
IS f9i2. Time tables will be mailed prior
80 this date.
Arrangements have been made by which
this service will be maintained until No.
vember i5, 1912.
Light freight and express packages will
be sent FOR al the Elkton station, when
noiics il given.
boat.
Freight delivered from Town Point wharf.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
CRUSADERS
Totals

In the Round Robin Tourney c. A.
Mcclellan took . out Of 3 from H. II
Hirzel. The scores we're:
c. A Mcclellan. 1877 100 126-423
H. II. Hirzel ... .131 1872 15S-421
Handicap-Hirzel. 10 pins per game.
Evening journal., 1912-03-13
IIMRRELLAS REPAIRED.
DECORATORS.

Rooms PAPERED FOR s2.25 UP. SCRAP
II ing sizing and painting. kron, 1915
Lancaster Ave. ID. A. phone ta2iX.
mS-1m
Katalikas., 1912-02-08
KRITIKUOJAMA KARO
JUREIVIJA.

Anglijos admirolas, lor-
das Oh. Beresford, nesenai
parases veikala Anglijos
karo jureivijos klausime If
tame veikale isdeste visa
jureivijos padejima prade-
jus nuo 1902 metp. Tasai
veikalas labai uzimanciai
pasveikinta. Lordas Beres-
ford dar pirm keliq meme
.siu buves praneses, kad tok-
sal ir toksai veikalas neuz-
ilgo apleisias spauda, bet
kuomet admiralicijoje isti-
ko permainos, tada jis savo
knygos leidima buves sulai-
kes.
Veikale autorius astral
kritikuojas Auglijos jurei-
vijoje tvarka, paskui oficie-
riu auklejima, mokinima ir
kitka.
Tasai veikalas be abejo-
nes Anglijos jureivijon ives
milziniskas reformas, ka-
dangi laivynas yra CALM
giausias sviete, tik anam
reikalinga reformos.
Katalikas., 1912-02-08
Is RUsIJos.


Pertraukus traktata su
|Suyienytomis Americas
Valstij jomis, ivairlls rusq
|,vyriausybes nes1nagumai
nuolatos Wis dauginasi. Kuo-
pa didziaisiuju Lodziaus
ffabrikantu .lSreipesi j minis.
Fteriu pirn1fnIpka ni vals-
#tybes dunaoa atstova nuo
PetrokoVo gubernijos, zu-
kovski, idant kokiuo-nors
#budu sulaikyti skelbina
5nuitu kovos su sllvienyto-
mis- Valstijonis. Fabrikan-
tai nurodo, kad jaigu pir-
.klybiniai santikiai su Su-
VIEWPOINTS Valstijomis bus
pertraukti, tai ju fabri-
kams grasia galutina pra-
zutis, nes medvilne j Russia
daugiausiai yra gabenama
is AmerikoR
Caro- vyriausybe parsau-
.ke is Washn1gt savo fl
nansini atstoya Grigoriju
Vilenkin'a q, idant suzinojus
is jo apie suvienytuju Val
stiju pirklybinius reikalus
su Russia, apie pasportq
klausima n apie amerikonu
upa. A1nerikos. vyriausy-
be kategoliskai If aiskiai
pastate savo reikalavimus
.naujoj sutartyj sll caro- w
riausybe Amerikos pas
portas privalo tureti savo
gale Rusijoj del yisll Ame-
rikos pilieeciu, tame sskait-
lliuje IL del zydp If delspoli-
tiskl emigrantq is caro-
gimtines.
Varsavoj if kituose Len
Ikijos miestuose platinama.
Katalikas., 1912-02-08
IS ITALQ-TURKQ KARO

Is miesto Perrin, Arab
joje, Anglijos konsulis pas
savo vyriausybe pareikala-
yes pasiqsti link to miesto
nors viena skraiduoli, ka-
dangi italai grasianti ap-
saudyti ta uosta ir visa
miesta.
Is Tripolio pranesama,
kad Turkijos armija issi-
skirscius ir arabu paremia-
ma andai pora sykiu uz-
puolus ant itall pozieijp,
taigi ties oazu Ghiranish ir
ties oazu Ainzara.
Italai, turedami CANA
+virta artilerija, abudu uz-
puolimus atnuse, bet nuo-
stoliq buta labai dideliQ is
abieju pusiu.
Katalikas., 1912-02-08
PRETENDENTQ SUsI-
BENDRAVIMAS.

Istisa metasimti besite-
sianti rivalizacija uz Portu-
galijos sosta tarpe Bragan-
~ ir Burbonq, andai, kaip
rasoma is Francijos, pasi-
baigus sandoros keliu ir jei
.dar ko, tai amerikone gall
likties Portugalijos karalie-
ne.
Buves karaius Manue-
lius ir Dom Miguel Bra
ganza andai pirmu kart sa-
vo gyvenime susitikusiu
Dorye If ten t'lrejusiu ilgo-
ka pasikalbejDna. I Dorye
Manuelius atkeliaves is
Londono, Q Dom Miguel IS
Paryzziaus.
Nors abieju pasikalBeejii i
mas tue tarpu niekafn nezi-
nomas, teciau numanoma,
kad abudu pretendentu
Katalikas., 1912-02-08
Is CHINQ zINIos.

M '-NS1
Chlnu sosta1ne]e Pek1ne
tarp gyyento]u Vedama
smarkl agltaclJa, kad Kuo-
met. clesorlus pasltrallKslas
nuo sosto' pfmuo]u preza-
dentu naulos on1nQ respn- /
pllkos putQ .ls1l1lkeas osapaf-
tlnls Premleras I uan oll 7
kal. Dapartlnls ast.1onauo7 8
lkos provlnelJA l'lezlue.l-
tas sun .fat oeh tufetQ rs
t1es vlce-prezluen'u'
hau apsaugoJus sostalnF
nuo nlallu1o. 80 el4.q
ll.l1is''' sss; -, $, 3. (
n;s,, ,,,,s;,, na;astass,, rss 'lgaba,,a,
.l1,,,,;;,,
XII ;a,, s,,aa henta. = 900 .
:, - sndS,,,.,, 5are;Yii,, esama
-, ,,oaz;a,,s;a; 15sooo
n,.as,;aro : = a,,sLo1-
- ID ;a,, s,,teil.t mar
80 49, t;+,,,e III f,,orat nri-
;,,,s;.s L,,omet tai na4vir-
t;ns; =; h,,sin,oi; va1r]zziia.
Rao,,hl;kon1 yvr;a,,svbei :,
;aaona; f;nans;sfai ansie-
Katalikas., 1912-02-08
RUSIJOS DUMA PRIZES
AMERIKONUS.

Rusijos nacUonalistai
perstate dslmon inesima,
idant uzzdraudzius atkeliau-
ii Rusijon viesiems Suvie-
nytu Americas Valstiju zy-
dams pilieciams. Tuo pa
ciu inesimu nacijonalistai
reikalauja ant atgabenamq
is Suvienytuju ValstijQ
prekiq padidinti muita.
Tasai bilius yra nekaipo
pirnasis Suvienytoms Val
stijoms atsakymas uz per-
traukina su Russia sutar-
ties is 1882 lnetQ, ty. smar-
.kus amerikonams pasiprie-
SlnlmaS. Bll1uS MeSlmaS)
dumoje gall but uzgirtas,
kadangi nudien duma kon-
troliuoja nacijonalistai ir
spalininkai.
Lygia dalimi, kaip raso-
ma is Washingtono, Suvie-
nytuju Valstiju vyriausy-
be pradejus tarties apie
nauja pirklybos sutartl su
Russia. 0 toj naujoj srl-
tartyj visgi tnres but pa
mineta ir amerikoniski pas
portal.