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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-16
F~LONZALEYS WILL
INACCURATE THE
RECITAL COURSE

With the appearance in the city OF
the Flonzaley string quartet next Wed.
nesday. the annual Wesley college art.
lists recital course will be in%augurated,
The F~lonzaley quartet will be followed
later by Josef Lhevine, pianist, and
Christine Miller, contralto.
The F%lonzaley string quartet is one
OF the greatest in the world, and
Grand Forks music lovers are fortu-
nate n having the opportunity to hear
them. They have met with the great
est c wherever they have play
ca, and have received some exception
ally glowing tributes from musica1
critics and musicians throughout the
N
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-16
TAX ASSOCIATION
TO WITH
. MUNICIPAL LEAGUE

The North Dakota Tax association
and the North Dakota Municipal
league Will have a Joint meeting in
Grand Forks next January. The Of
ficers Of the two associations believe
that they have much common interest.
and the best results will be attained
by meeting at the same time and
place.
the Municipal league. and j. F.. Boyle,
president Of the tax association, Will
work together to secure representation
from as man, cities In the state as
possible.
City and general taxation and legis-
lative matters are some Of the prob
lens that will he considered at the
joint meeting In January. 80"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-16
Interesting Notes
of the Music World
X X X X X * X X X X y -

lBy william Wellington Nortou.)
Next week is filled with musical in.
terest locally. Sunday evening at the
Presbyterian church will be given a
musical service from the oratorios by
a chorus choir Of thirty voices and
quartette of solosists.
Monday evening at the university in
Woodwork hall will be siyen a cello
recital by greatest young cellist Of
the world" Frederick Preston search.
Some of his " compositions are in
ude In a most interesting program.
Tuesday evening is the second re-
hearsal Of the Oratorio society in
preparation for the mid winter pres
entation of the Messiah"
Wednesday evening at the auditori.
UNI occurs the first number Of the ar
lists course. The Flonzaley String
Quartette 10 regarded by many critics
as tho finest in the world. II they
have an equal 1t is the Kneisel quar-.
tette of Boston. They should be greet.
ed with a large house as evidence OF
the superior musical appreciation Of
Grand Forks. ..-
A recent list shows United States as
having twenty-three professional
symphony orchestras.
A project is on foot to have govern
ment support of music in u capitol
city. through the International exhibit,
Heinrich Hammer. choral and SYM
phonic conductor and composer, IL
chairman Of the music COMMITTEES.
Government support for music 10 an
old principle in the foreign countries.
Miss Christine Miller. the popular
contraltO. is to I've another number on
the artists course.
Thomas orchestra recently gave a
concert at the University Of Chicago,
N Of, their regular course mum.
bars.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-16

and more the necessity NJ orra n,-,.
ton. They realize that when thav
Join together to work for n object
their influences becomes greater. thew
WELD more Importance and they have
greater possibilities of accomplish
THE field men are to a man very
much interested in the movement.
Every county where the Better Farm
ing association has an agent will he
in a position to receive expert assist
ance in the organization of clubs. The
men who were ut each of the meet
ings held this week showed their in
trest and they are we'll qualified to
help out the work"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-16
SATURDAY STORY
HOUR AT
WAS SUCCESSFUL

The regular Saturday afternoon sto-
~ hour. which is to: be one Of the fea-
lures of the children's department of
the public library. was inaugurated
this afternoon. Miss Martha Williams,
librarian, was In charge this
afternoon, ana sileNtold the Children a
Thanksgiving story. DR.: Libby Of the
university will be in charge next Sat
;ufday afternoon. and he will tell sew
era1 Indian stories.
Judging from the attendance and in.
terest shown this afternoon, the story
hour will prove decidedly successful.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-16
AUTO SHOW TO
BE Is
IN

In order that the automobile puh.
lie may not lose interest in motor cars.
the latest improvements Of the manu-.
facturers. new PROJECTIONS in style and
SO forth the dealers are beginning to
prepare for the fourth annual auto
NOBLE show held In Grand Forks. It
and it is promised that the show viii
be bigger and better than ever,
A meeting to arrange for the show.
which Will take place in February. will
be called early next month.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-16
TIME LIMIT on HEROIsM.

Pittsburg. Nov. 16.-The Carnegie
hero fund. it was announced TO-DAY,
has placed restrictions on the time
following an act of heroism when the
hero may be rewarded for his deed
Heretofore the ony restriction wa.
that he act be performed since the
commission was established in 1904,
Effective January I. next, no act OF
heroism will be considered by the
commission unless 1t has been per.
formed within three years Of the date
on which application for recognition
is made.
This step was taken because the
neglect in reporting cases has result.
ed IN the inability of the commission
Investigators to secure the facts.
When a mar says he is undecided,
he is usually more than half convinc-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-16
CANCER TAKES MRS. BRETT.
Dies After Long Illness in Southern
California.

OS ASSA 0OlAS A1sAhc6o ~ 0UuI1uCE0
California.
Mrs. Edward Brett. formerly a resi-.
dent Of Grand Forks and Park River,
died at her home In Pomona, Cal, &C.
cording to a dispatch received here
yesterday. Three years ago Mr.. and
Mrs. Brett went to southern California.
Mrs. Brett was suffering from cancer.
Her health for a time showed marked
Improvement. but 1t was only temper
airy. The Bretts were married in
Grand Forks in 1883. and moved TO a
farm two miles from Park River soon
after. They lived there till they NOV
ed to California.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-16
OFFICE v HER.

W. =. 15IdCk e. f.. IfIlfnE ae
Canadian Agent.
70 fill the vacancy caused by the re-
moval Of Charles, E.. Pulling to Bran
don. w. e. Black. formerly Canadian
agent at Crookston, came to Grand
Forks last night to assume charge of
the local Office. He will attend to the
immigration work for the Canadian
government In North Dakota and nor
thern Minnesota. a combination Of the
Grand Forks and Crookston offices.
Mr.. Black will not move his family
here till next spring.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-16
FORM NEW ASSOCIATION.
Part Of Grand Forks Organized in Sci
aRatc Ministerial Union,

afate Ministerial Union.
At a meeting held in Pembina this
week the organization Of another min
isterial union out Of a portion Of the
Grand Forks district Of the Methodist
church was contaminated. At the
meeting were Revs. Birchenough OF
Bowesmont, Moatz of Crystal. Roberts
Of Cavalier. Chappell Of Forest River,
and Fenske of st. Vincent. Mr.. Pas
coe Of Pembina was elected president
and Mr.. B~irchenough secretary.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
OLD TIMER VISITS
ALBUQUERQUE
w. H. Gray, Who Crossed
Plains With California Col.
umn in 1862 Calls on Major
Whiting.

Ill'. sud nruTty d"sptI" his seq.
rni eight wears, W. u GINS "i
Wichita Mans. accompanied b., b.
wife. Travelled over to the 80 i'"u
this morning TO Cnll on My."r llur
Whiting. lnd Ia visit unrr familiar
scenes. Mr.. Gray WAS a Resilient ot
Dld Albuquerque Ia 1868 aba '.Gi,
engaging IN business there ui''r lriuE
mustered cat 1T the United STATE
ARMY. H., ,tme to NcW M,Niru .s %
mcuh,r Of rh" First rHlilOrui. &c, .
alry lu M" famous california rulmmu
under GrurrHl james &C. Carleton u
lNG2 TIA" march of tins expedition
a,ruvs tu" iraCklcss desert. irrlu
California To- the l;iu Grand" hae
guu" du.u lu history ~ uu" "' ih,
| most remarkable achievements of lh.
i Nu,rr,au .uidicr, aud IT, arrival ~
| N"N M,Nl,u put an end f"rr,,r Il"
| the hup., ct the tunfrdrrHcy ~ ,ap.
tmiug Sew Mexico aud gamma 81
| fuuihuld uu ne coast at the rH'lllr
Mr.. aud Mrs, Gray were uu ih,ir
| way hum o., kansns aft"r t visit ct
ruu, nup'u ~ california ul wee
| uuahl, in accept Major Whiting m
| \itauun 70 i'mnin over uud r'ncN
old d,untutJuCCs,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
STREET SWEEPER
NOW on THE JOB
Mechanical Device fOr Clean
ing Paved Streets Gets First
Try Out Early This Morn
ing

~ 'uuu, uHur added another 'hiV
CTS l,uur, today, When - Peerless
street sW,,p,r, drawn by a pan "(
bis horses VAS placed In operation on
lO' paved streets at daylight Under
the direction 1T street Commissioner
Martin $ Urrnry the new machine
operated successfully and dcmonstrP'
al thW It N.l scoop ~ dirt aud ruh-
hlsh according Ia the claims uf the
nl.uuiutt turing company. The sweeper
contains s,yCn-fOOt circular bristle
broom, which gathers up the dirt ana
trash AMI deposits N into u big cupdc-
~ deposit 1uN attached to the front
at tie ''uIrl' The deposit box, when
allied, MAY ur dumped 10y the driver
q" - simple operation of lever, The
rdbhrsh dumped In piles alOug the
streets l. then picked up by follow
NJ wagon and carried TO the dumping
grounds, Tho mechanical device.
white not us pretentious as might have
been secured for greater sum or mo-
ncy. viii M Ihe needs OF Albuquerque
for some time 10 come, according to
street Commissioners Tlerney. The
machine cost approximately $500 laid
down In Albuquerque. FOr the Pros
cnt all street sweeping Of paved streets
viii be- done after midnight or before
4 o'clock,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
ST ORK DESCtNDS
ON INOIAN
VILLAGE
Has Tin Yashi, Silvermith, the
Proudest Member Of Harvey
Navajo Colony as He Ex-
hibits Infant Daughter.

Iius-Tin- Nushi. silNcrsmiih. SavaIu
Of ancient lineage ana one ~ the star
mcmhrrs "t ~, Fred IIurt,, Indian
colony wnlks proudly nnung his frl-
luwE today vhllr AsanU Yashl. his
vie, sits In front ~ the picturesque
rucbiO building grooming Navajo
nursery melodies to tiny daughter
no arrived YESTERDAY afternoon.
II was ono at "a, surprises ul Man.
aver HERMAN SchV'iH,t's Itr. UhCu
ia" sii,'rsmlth came 10 HIM y"stcr.
duN evening ana announced that an.
6th'r ma mb,r had boon added to- IN,
'uIuu' Of N,I,rt. uud -mih- who
interest travellers 90 tl, lndIIu bulld
INK Tia, turk cam, q" thu purLlu
uutldiug without ANY fuss ana rrath
rr- 90 vhI,h ,i,ullliiuu hats h,,un,
accustomed. Tu,r, v,r, uu nurses
no du,turs. uu attendants. l,-trruHE
r'rniug A-ur. NusuI rat M front ui
the pu,rl" s. u-UlL uul, Instead ul
hrI usual uu.,i sh, uHs ,ruuuing ~,
&n}u.u ,lIdu. .uur. whit. Ii-.Tu
ia-W 900 lu'u nuD,d Geo hi. height
went 100 w'"iu lh, manager "l IN.
addition tn Dob. staff uI entertainers.
IIatr good. Thoroughbred -uddl,
"nd hugg, horse. iur the tv'p tu th'
, right prr-"p. Eupur. room stat.
NntiuuW BANS Gldg
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
DEMOCRATIC cum HEARS
PREDICTIONS o. Stss 4.

4 well attended meeting ~ the
WILSON, Ferguson club MAS held last
night at the club headquarters on
Vest Central uNruur. NJ which u mum.
her of speeches were made predicting
success ton thu b"m",rntic ticket.
President Illl presided The local
speakers were T. II, Lester, Hugh j,
Collins, N. T.. vigil Judge w. w. Me
Clellau, COT j, q Albright, r. j.
PnssmOrc and others. while j. smith
Lon. II, 81 Parsons. I.uclus Dills ana
Il. l. Ballard. al Of Roswell. told the
club al the prospects IN the Pccos
valley. the Democratic stronghold In
New Mexico.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23

when you have n bad cold you
want the best medicine Obtalnablo ~
an 20 cure II with az little delay an
possible. Here 10 n druggists Opin-
iOns II have sold chRmberlain's
Cough Remedy for fifteen years
says Mn0s Iollar OF Saratoga, Ind,
"ana consider Il the best on the mar
ket." Tor sale BY all drusgtstA.--adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23
PROGRESS|VES TO
ORGANIZE TONIGHT
Thirty of the Roosevelt Lead
ers Sign Call for Meeting OF
Roosevelt. Baca Club.

ON, uur' political club VIII cutter
IA" local arena tonight when the
u"utr, ,lI-Iart rIuu viii he urgunizcd
h' the lrugIrsSlNus at u meeting 4"
De- h,ld at Progressive headquarters
at Z u',luck At 9ni West G0id avenue.
Th, cull invites all Those In sNmlmthN
with llouscycli Hnd the htuRrrSsl\r
movement Ia attend the meeting.
Sheriff Jesus Itomcro, vii" slgns the
call, II ls expected viii cull Ia" meet
lug to order ana win prohnhl, Ia"
elected president Uf the Cluu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23

please Don't Take Ally L'Nln' Man
Away" ~ Sung ~ Mrs FTie9lstS 70
the most fetching thlng Of the Eenson'
Moose Minstrels ~ Hiks Ihtas'ef to-
morrow. Thursday eve. Tickets 70
and soc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-23

Trinblss Livery iii n SsOOna 81
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-30
BCypartyjnG VyDOry " Chicago.
ProgreSyWn demokTacl godza sic na zneslene party
Wboraeh stanoWyeh, poWiaOWych mlejsklch
Rabunki.
Smia}y napad handy abusi6w automobile
wych. 0bili kobiete do nieprzytomnoscl.
WpfyWOWy alderman.
Tearney 2ge wardy rzyma swo wyszynk otwary przez
f. .... Gala noe.
EPIDEMIA DYFTERYI.
200 wypadk6w smierci w jednym !y&odnu. Rodzice
ponOsza wing
Wpfywowy alderman.
Tearney 2ge wardy rzyma sw wyszynk otwarty przez
/. .... Gala noe
EPIDEMIA DYFTERYI.
POO wypadk6w smierci w jednym 'y;odniu. Rodzce
ponOsza WING.

die a trzech weSzlo do skiadu
pod oslona rewolwcr0w.
Bandyci najpierw weszli do
skIadu Miller SchlcSSer Baking
Company, 1851 North tialsted
utica. Cztery kobiety znajdowaly
sic w0wczas W skladzie j tc usta-
wiono pod Sciana. Rabusic wy
nieSli $25 Z tego skiadu.
Pc dokonaniu rabunku jcdna .,
kobiet wybiegia ma ulice StrzcIl-
la kilka razy w powietrze. 10
sprowadziio policye.
Pol godziny p6zniej. ia Sama
banda wpadla do zakladu kra-
wieckiego- przy \. State ulicy.
Tam jeden Z bandytow uderzyt
zone wiasciciela skladu rewolwe-
rem w twarz tax SLIME, re ia bez
przytomnosci padia ia ziemie. L
szuflady zabrano tylko try dola-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-30

geles, w ktorem obaj bracia Nc
Namara, jeden z Mich, John ].
Nc Namara, bedac sekretarzem,
skarbnikiem uni miedzynaro-
dowei, zostali uznani winnylni
wysadzenia w powietrze gmachu
gazety Times.
w obu procesach role glow
nych Swiadkow prokuratoryi
grail: Ortie F. Nc Manigal, kto-
ry byi sam jednym Z czynnych
dynamiciarzy a juz W Los Ange-
les przyznal sic do swego czyn-
nego wykonania eksplozyi | jed
noczeSnie wyjawii prokuratoryi
udzial w tych eksplozyach wszy-
stkich swych wspolnikow, wplq-
tajac W spisek wszystkich urzed-
nik0w uni Herbert S. Hockln,
kt6ry jako sekretarz skarbnlE
uni. grail role ,,.Jaga W ca}ym spi-
sku'', kierujac robotami dynami-
ciarskimi wysy}ajac Ortie Nc
Manigala do wykonania tychze,
azeby pozniej swych wspoispl-
skowcow wydac w rece wladz.
Teden oskarzonych, Edward
Clark. L Cincinnati, przyznaf sic
do why, (do wysadzenia W po-
wietrze mostu w Dayton, o. na
poczatku procesu. Ten takze c.
czekuje wyznaczenia kary.
Jak wyzej zaznaczono, ME
wszystko sic jeszcze skohczyto
dla oskarzonych '"namlciarzy.
Process w Indianap,..5 byf spra-
wa federalna, w kt6rej zarzuco-
no urzednikom unijnym swlado-
nv udzial w spisku dynamiciar-
skim iw szeregu eksplozyi, w kro
rych eksplozya W Los Angeles
bvla tylko jednym epizodem' A.
probujac transportacye materya-
low wybuchowych re Stanu 40
Stanu napociagach pasazerskich'
Pozostaja jeszcze oskarzenia CD
do zniszczenia wlasnosci / po-
zbawienia zycia os6b w budyn-
kaoh, uleglych zniszczenlu. lie
oskarzenia bedq wytoczone w sa-
dach poszczegolnych Stanow w
tvm celu wszelkie materyaiy wy
buchowe. zebrane w procesie co
tvlko ukoiiczonym, beda pozy-
czone wladzom stanowym. Mo
zliwa Jest take rzecza, re azeDy
umozliwic procesowanle oskaF-
zonych przez odnoSne wfadze
stanowe, kary, majace bye dzi-
siai wvznaczone, beda zawleszo-
ne tymczasoWo.
Awantury sufrazystek.
Nowy York, 80 grudnia.
Policya nowojorska zabronlsa
sufrazystkom wyglaszania "nie-
mych" NOW. Gala grupa sufrazy-
sick zebrala sic w domu pnr. 24o
Fifth ave. poczela wywieszac
w oknach afisze po kolei- roz-
nvmi napisami, zwiezle enta-
tvcznie dowodzacymi, dlaczeso
kobiety maja otrzymac prawa O.
bvwatelskie. Ma ulicy zebrai sic
tlum publicznosci, sympatyczn'e
NJ efr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-30
. Tuteiszy pose1 amerykan-
Te!egIamy kIajOwe.
SO dynamiciarzy unijnych uznano
winnymi.
indianapolis, 30 grudnia.

indianapolis, 30 grudnia. -
Onegdaj lava sedziow wielkc-
przysiegiych uznala winpymi 80
urzednikow miedzynarodowej u
Mi budowniczych zalaznych mo
stowych international >Associa-
tion OF Bridge and Structural l.
ron Workers), poczqwszy Cd pre-
zydenta. skohczywszy ma dy-
rektorach, agentach i zwyklych
szeregowcach.
Sad uzna} ich winnymi wspol-
udzialu W spiskach dynamite
wvch razem z bratmf McNama
ra. oskarzonymi zasadzonymi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-30

do wiezienia "a wysadzenle w
powietrze gmachu dziennika I'll
mes" W Los Angeles.
Frank M. Ryan, przes unii
miedzynarodowej, znajdowa} sic
miedzy oskarzonymi. On inny-
mi oskarzony byl o uzycie fun
duszow unijnych W celu znisz-
czenia wlasnoSci tych kontrakto-
row, ktory uni ME chcieli uznac
i robotnikow nieunijnych uzywa-
Ii.
Oskarzeii przeciw kazdemu z
oskarzonych bylo. 26i kazdy tez
Mich zostai uznany winnym
wszystkich oskarzen.
Wyrok ogloszony zostai o 60
dzinie loci, poczem sad zostai u
droczony do poniedzialku, godz.
loci. o ktorym to czasie Sedzla
ma oskarzonym wyznaczyc kare.
Po ogloszeniu wyroku oskarzo-
nych natychmiast otoczyli mar
Szlkowie zwiazkowi / specyalll
detektywi odprowadzili Go
wiezienia powiatu Marion, gdzie
oczekuja wyznaczenia kar.
Tylko dwoch uwolniono Cd
wszelkiej why: Daniela Buckley
Z Rock Island, Ill. i Hermana G.
Seiferta. Milwaukee, Wis.
Miedzy oskarzonymi znajduia
sic nastepujacy wybitni dziala-
cze unijni: F. NJ. Ryan, Chica-
60, prezes miedzynarodowej Ii
nil, liczacej 10000 czlonkow;
Herbert S. Hockin, sekretarz l
skarbnik tejze uni; Eugene A.
Clancy, byIy cz}onek wydziaiu
wykonawczego; John II. Barry,
ze St. Louis, byly czionek wy
dzialu wykonawczego; John l.
Butler. Buffalo, wiceprezes il
nil miedzynarodowej; Henry
w. Legleitner, Denver, byiy
czlonek wydzialu wykonawcze-
90: Patrick F. Farrell Brookly-
ma, by}y c3ionek wydz. wyk ;
Michael ]. Young, czlonek wydz.
wyk.; Philip A. Cooley, New
Orleans, czlonek wydz. wyk.,
Charles n. Beum, Z Minneapolis,
byiy czlonek wydz. wyk.; Mi
chael J. Cunnan, Z Filadelfii, by
ly reprezentant uni i inni.
Skohczyi sic jeden najsiyn-
niejszych procesow W history
tego kraju, process, ktory TRIVIAL
try miesiace, a W istocle two,
rzacy tylko jeden akt W dramac'e
i anarchii unijnej. Pod sankcy9
najwyzszych urzednikow uni, Ii
czacei 10000 czlonkow, "a pomo-
ca funduszow tejze unii $4,000
bowiem wyznaczali urzednicy CO
miesiac ma robote dynamiciar-
ska) uprawiano. bandytyzm po
caiym kraju, niszczono budowle,
gmachy, fabryh i mostly, jedno-
czeSnie dopuszczajac sic morder-
stwa hurtownego, gdyz mp. W
Los Angeles, W jednej eksplozyi
zginelo p osob.
w istocie rzeczy process w In
byl bezposredniem
nastepstwem procesu W Los An
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-30
TsIsgramy zagTaniGzRe,
Sprawa baikanska.

Londyn, 80 grudnia. - w So
bote minion9 odbyla sic sesya
, konierencyi pokojowej. ma kto-
rel przewodniczyi poseI turecki
Reszad-Basza: on zarazem pred
Stawii propozycye tureckie, ta-
kie, ze wywoia}y one powszech-
ne oburzenie poSrod sprzymie-
rzonych, Turcya poprostu zqda
prZywrocenia status quo, I. !.
dawnego stanu rzeczy i zadnych
ustepstw robic ME mySli; zga-
dza sic tylko ma niePodlegioSt
Albanii, pod SVEN zwierzchni-
ctwem, zada niepodleglego ksie-
stwa Macedonii. tez pod SVEN
zwierzchnictwem, a o CALVIN see
regu spraw ME chce pOProStu ga
dac teraz ze sprzymierzonymi,
tylko pozniej mocarstwami..
Jest to wprost ignorowanie .
brazajace Sprzymierzonych, .
tez kiedy ReSzad-Basza odczytal
te swoje propozycye, Powstai =
krzyk oburzenia: POsfowie bal
kanskich .panstw woiali: % cos
my tedy wojne prowadzili: Czy
my W niej ME zwyciezcaml: Pa
mietajcie, ze pod Czataldza stoi
armia. gotowa wziac przemoc2
to. czego teraz po dobremu ol-
mawiaciew Wreszcie posei serb
ski stanowczo zazadai jasnej
zdecydowanej odpowiedzi; rzei:t
on: .Warunki tureckie So bezsen
sowe: albo radzmy rozumnie Il
pokoju, albo sqdzit beda, ze TO
dom waryat6w ME rada dypio~
matow: zqdamy odpowiedzi kro-
tlici i iasuej, czy to ostatnie Sio-
v.o Turcyi:"... Wtedy Reszad-
Basza zaczQI sic wywijac wy
krecac. chcial gadac czem in
nem. ale ponownie przyparty do
muru. oSwiadczy}, ze musl sic
rzadu swego zapytac o dalsze
instrukcve. Zaraz tez telegrd-
fowano po tc instrukcye do
Konstantynopola: odwrotnie nI-
deszia ma ME odpowiedz - jaka,
O tenn dowiemy sic ma konferel-
Cyl dzisiejszej.
Konstantynopol, 80 grudnia.-
I soboty ma uiedzi6le rada mini
str6w obradowala noe Gala, aby
rIozvc nowe instrukcye dla
swych parliamentary W Londy-
ME: podobno stanowcze' ostFe
wystapienie parliamentary bal
kanskich zrobiio 'swoje / Turcy
poznali. ze to ME PrzelewEi: Po-
dobno tez zgodziliby sic onr ma
wszelkie zadania sprzymlerzo-
nvch - wyjatkiem odstqpis-
MIA Adryanopola. Turcy staraJa
sic zwlekat Jest to ich staia tax
tyka:. spodziewaja sic oni W
koncu uzyskac interwencye Ell
rope1ska i W tenn ich GAIA nadzie-
ia. bo tam mieliby poparcie Mic
mice i Austryi.
Londyn, 80 grudnia. IT. Posio-
vie panstw balkahskich ME u
krywaja swej opinii o sytuacy
ieden Mich oglasza interview,
w kt6rym otwarcie zaznacza, ze
tvlko stanowisko Austryi daje
Turkom smialosc vystepowania
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-30
Zniese partyjne wybory
w Chicago.

Wczoraj zrobiono picrwszy
krok w celu odiaczenia wyborow
w Chicago Cd spraw kraJowych.
Chicagowianie chca koniecznle
znieSc partyjne wybory, bo W po-
lityce miejskiej, stanowej i po-
wiatowej partye ME majq mai
mniejszego znaczenia i co do po-
lityki obcllodzqcej miasto, powiat
lub stan demokratoW moznaDy
nazwaG republikanami a republi-
kanow demokratami.
.Wodzowie dwoch partyi "a
brali sic ma posiedzenie, ma kto-
rym obecni byli urzednicy ligi
wyborczej. Partya demokratycz-
ma postepowa byly reprezento-
wane. Republikanie ME stawili
sic wcale.
I demokratow obecE. byli re-
prezentanci obu stronnlctw, Har-
risohczycy Sullivaliczycy.
Ma razie ludzie ci maja sic
starat przeprowadzenie nowe-
go prawa, ma mocy kt6rego wszel
kie wybory alderman6w, W ca
lynn stanie maja bye bezpartyjne.
Do walk W wardach stale
dw6ch kandydat6w. lecz handy
daci ci ME. majq znat zadnej par
tyi. Pozniej- konitet ten ma sic
starat. by wszystkich urzedni-
k0w W stanie, powiecie i mieScie
w ten spos6b wybierano.
Swiatlejsi ludzie nareszcie
przekonali sic, re partye w wy,
borach miejskich ME majq sensu
Nieraz jedynie dlatego, ze par
tya jest silna ma urzad dostaje sic
czlowiek calkiem niekompctent--
ny.
Sprawa ia zajmie sic liga wy
borcza. Postepowcy i demokraci
beda zgodnie liga W tel mierze
i cokolwiek liga zrobi,
ma to sic powyzsze partye Ego
dza.
Aid. Littler 2Smej wardy jui
sic oglosil kandydatem bezpartyj-
nym ma aldermana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-30
Rabunki.

w sobote wieczorem bandyci
automobilowi wpadli do kilku
SHADOW W polnocnej stronic
miasta. Wprawni to byli zlodzie-
je, bo zabrali pieniadze z szuflad
pienieznych odjechali najspokoj-
niej W swiecie. Policya dostala
rysopis rabusiow, ktorych bylo
czterech. Jedcn zostai W samocho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-30
ZnaIazi Wyjscie .

PAM domu (w ,chwili, gdy siadaia
do stolu): Co "a fatalnosc, jest mas
trzynasCie os6b.
Gosc: Mech to pania ME przeraza
- ia bede jadi "a dwoch.