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The Washington herald., 1912-01-09
ANAC0STLA.

The annual visitation Of the officers
and members Of the Grand Chapter to
Anacostia Chapter, No. u. Royal Arch
Masons. took place last night IN the Ma
sonic Hall. with large number present,
notwithstanding the inclement weather.
The East Washington Heights Citizens
Association at its meeting last evening IN
the Baptist Church in the Bowen road
renewed its fight for the extension OF
the water mains TO that suburb. II was
shown that these mains are now as far
as Twining City, and IL would require a
comparatively short extension and ex-
penditure OF money to continue them to
the suburb.
The Daughters Of the King Of En-
manuel Episcopal Church met last even
Ing in the parish hall OF the church to
transact business. Rev. ". G. Daven-
port. rector. was present and delivered a
short address.
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WASHINGTON is AROUSED
BY BALTIMORE FIREMAN
Intoxicated Laddie Sends Urgent Call for Help When
Blaze Starts in Warehouse District

Suffering a BacchanaIian hallucination
that Baltimore was in the throes of a
confia grafton such as swept the Monu-
mental City a few years ago with mil
lions OF dollars loss, a fireman in the
Baltimore department got busy on the
telephone wire during the height of the
Sl5OOOO blaze yesterday and sent hurry
call 10 Washington. urgently requesting
that the District send over to the Mary
land city all available fre-fghting ap-
paratus.
Had the intoxicated fire laddie suddenly
exploded dynamite bomb in the dome OF
the Capitol he probably would not have
created more Ted-hot excitement for
within few minutes after he closed up
the telephone the machinery of the Dis
trict government was whirling along at
emergency speed. the fire department
was on the jump, and pandemonium was
on the verge of bursting in a number
OF newspaper Offices.
Urgent Call for Help.
Chief Frank J. Wagner. OF the fire de-
partment. received the call in his Office
in the basement OF the District Building.
and three seconds after he had finished
talking with the Baltimore fireman the
chief was in telephone communication
with the Commissioners. Send all the
help you can the Commissioners in
structed Chief Wagner. Then the Com
missioners got corps Of assistants busy
telephoning and telegraphing TO BaIti-
more.
Chief Wagners department works like
well-oiled machinery. and just a little
while after he gave an order two engine
companies. Nos. and 5, were in the
Baltimore and Ohio freight yards at
Florida avenue and First street loading
cars with horses and apparatus. The
train was about to pull out and start the
run to Baltimore at full speed when
-ed-faced and putting messenger halted
the companies with an order from Chief
Wagner
The Commissioners had got into COM
munication with the board OF fire COM
missioners in Baltimore and learned that
the call for help sent to Washington was
unauthorized. unnecessary, &C. The Bal
timore officials further informed the Dis
trict officials that the fire was well un-
der control and that most Of the Balti-
more apparatus was returning to quar-
ters. Before hanging up, the Baltimore
officials intimated that there is one Bal
timore fireman who is destined to get a
blue ticket bright and early this morn
ing for drunkenness.
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sits Beside Bryan.

trayal by the Republican party. and was
prepared to teach that party wherein It
had erred.
Sits Beside bryan.
Late in the evening. Henry Gassaway
Davis. Nestor OF his party and the man
who went down in defeat as Vice Presi-
dent TO Alton B. Parker in 1904. entered
the hall and was warmly greeted. The
veteran ex-senator was brought to the
daIs. presented to the guests OF honor
and given a seat near Mr.. Bryan, with
whom he conversed happily.
Members OF the committee on arrange
ments, shortly before the banquet be-
gan. denied vigorously that any forged
tickets had been presented at the hall
Those present at the banquet. the mem
bers OF the committee declared. were
able TO show bona fide tickets. The So
called ticket speculation" was regard
ed as = matter OF ievity rather than a
charge TO be taken seriously.
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BOTH PLEAD NOT GUILTY.

John NJ. Jefferson and Frank Jefferson,
alias Charles Murphy, indicted in con-
nection with an attempt to obtain 5000
from the Union Trust Company on a
deed OF trust on the Vermont avenu.
property Of Frank G. Carpenter. were
arraigned before Justice Anderson yes
terday. Both pleaded not guilty.
Pleas Of not guilty were also made by
Ella Hall and Lille Hawkins. colored,
who are alleged to have made a murder
Gus assault on Lee Tar a Chinaman,
with a hatchet and piece Of pipe, on
November IL
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Mourn. Mr.. Day. penth.

The Supreme Court met at noon yes
terday but transacted no business. An
adjournment was taken until to-day out
Of respect for the memory of Mrs. Day,
wife of Associate Justice Day, whose
funeral was held at Canton. Ohio, yester-
day afternoon. In the absence OF Chief
Justice White, the court was presided over
by Associate Justice McKenna
The Washington herald., 1912-01-09
Great Fun mack a Drunknrd.

New York, Jan. s.-Arthur A. Brown
lee. famed as Princeton's greatest full
back and for his brilliant mentality
during his student days, stood to-day
In the Jefferson Market Court, con-
fused. vaciIlating. and in tears, as he
pleaded guilty Of having been an hsb-
itual drunkard for the last seven years.
The charge had been preferred by his
sister in the hope that a term OF i'm
prisonment might give him a chance to
conquer his appetite for liquor.
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Gen. Pln.a,. Lo..e. Heavy.

GuayaquiI. Ecuador. Jan. s.-A brief
skirmiSh was fought at Huigra to-day
between the forces espousing the cause
Of the recently proclaimed provisional
president. Gen. Flavio Alferno. and the
command OF Gen. LeOnidas Plaza, which
includes the Inhabitants OF Quito and
the troops stationed there. The forces
Of Gen Plaza were compelled to retreat
with heavy losses.
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shurter Leave, Jnnunrr IL.

W. Morgan Shuster former treasurer
general Of Persia, will leave Teheran,
with his wife and two children, on jan
uary II. according TO advices received
at the State Department to-day. Ed
ward Bell, secretary OF the American
legation at Teheran, Will take advantage
of the opportunity offered in the de-
parture of the Shuster party, and will
travel with them on the first part OF
their journey. Mr.. Bell has obtained
leave to 60 TO Paris.
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Wool ComBer- Go on strike.

Bradford. England. Jan. S-Two thou
sand wool combers went on strike to-
day IN sympathy with the unIsn work.
ers in the cotton trade. The Wool Comb
ers Federation OF Employers has decided
to declare a lockout unless the workers
consent TO the employment OF nonunion-
lists. Twelve thousand men are affected.
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Los About &15O.OaO.

basement Of s22-34 West Baltimore
street, at o'clock this morning. cut
through to the second floor before the de-
partment. answering five alarms, gained
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mirrnrn Re.nrrr.d-

MlrrOrA henllNere0.
Firtclass work and 4 l1ycar Euanntse reaSon-
able. Call NJ. win. and ret estimate. MAX
BROTSkY son. MfTur Manufacturer. 81 p
NV ". han
NOTICE Is HEREBY GfvEN THAT. BY On
der Of the board q directors, . meeting q the
stockholders of the Potomac Electric POEer Cora-
pany Is called TO meet Al the oice Of the company,
Fourteenth and East Capitoi Etrscts IN the city q
Washington. District q Columbia. the ySl
DAY OF JANUARY. Ils. at II O'elOek a H..
for the p1rTse q cunsderiuE and taking the actioa
RecesSzry for the Company TO further increase the
amount of its capital stock and to etend the scops
q in business under by virtue o. and in cunf1rm-
ity with the pr0vis0us q charter ls. Of the Cods
q Law q the District of Columbia.
CLARENCE T. KING,
NJ. 2. ALLIES.
GEO. TRUESDEIIa
WOODBURY. BLAIR
CHARLES J. BELL.
w p HAM
CLARENCE +. NoRMENT.
WM. LOEB. IT.,
VA 2. HIBBS.
ss-5u DirvetoIS
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Imnri,nned hr loo liam.

Burlington. n. J., Jan. s-After being
Imprisoned fifteen hours on small boat
in an ice jam IN the Delaware River, one
woman and six men were rescued late
to-day and brought to this city. They
were nering intensely from exposure
The Washington herald., 1912-01-09

To Cure q Cold IN One Day,
Take LAXATIVE BRoMO Quinine Tablets. Drug
Ests refund money II 1t fails TO cure. Z W.
GROVES Signature Is % each box &c
The Washington herald., 1912-01-09
PARTY LEADERS
DECLARE PEACE

contlnued from Page one.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-09

PURSUANT To SECTION L ARTICLE X. OF
Bylaws, nOtioe Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockhoideTs of the Capital Tracon
Company for the election Of Directors for the snsu-
before the meeting viii be held Al the once 0t the
oompany. 18th and N stA nv. Washington. ID. @.
On WEDNESDAY. January 10. 1871 at o7s5 o'eioex
. m. The polls viii Be open from II o'ciock a. N
until L O'Clock noon. II. D. CHAMPION, SecTs-
tAry. deE-i5t
vIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH NAT
uraL nonsurgical: too-p. book free. Apply
by mail. 916 Colorado Bldg. Free lecture
for women Wednesdays at 40 p m
2f5-tf
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Absorbs Nations Wealth.

TN 1905" said the Senator. another
great money power had arisen in the
land. beside which that OF Jackson's
time was the merest pygmy. II had
come to pass that less than $4,000 men
had, under the Republican regime OF
special privilege, absorbed more than
half the wealth OF the nation; that a
group Of men in the East, less than 100
In number, had, through gigantic GRIM
inar trusts organized and controlled by
them. seized upon the markets Of the
country and acquired such power that
they absolutely dominated the fnan-
cial. commercial, and Industrial aetiv-
ity OF the nation.
Having furnished the money to buy
the election Of Mckinley in 1896. and thus
preserve the national honor, they were
granted these concessions TO violate the
law, to the end that they might recoup
their princely contributions from the peo-
pie whose homer they had saved
Theodore Roosevelt. then President OF
the United States, was reputed 10 be a
man OF courage and patriotism. but II
was resolved that an exhibition Of their
POWER should be given him. coupled with
the impudent demand that they should
receive executive sanction OF their plan
to crown their career OF iawlessness by
the commission OF another unlawful act,
more reprehensible than any yet COM
mitted. which would give them the COW
eted prize and make their monopoly COM
pltte. The demand was carefully timed
A run was being made on great IMAM
cial institution IN New York. and panic,
freely predicted
"And that President, OF the United
States, recognizing this mignty power
which had come TO tins hano,u OF men
as Ina Inevitable result OF the special
privilege legisiation Of his party, con-
The Washington herald., 1912-01-09

HoUGHToN MIFFLN COMPANY
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w, A. SWENK & co.

525 Seventh ST. N W. Closing out
chiIdren's shoes Prices greatly re-
duced-at and below cost.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-09

Be Explicit When
you order bnckWhcaf. SPECIFY
killaF's MILLERS selfraiSnE Buck-
= wheat. and you'H get the dnest
Seil-fdlSing product q the kind o. the market.
nn.k,,k.,I Made of mountain-zroWn gTain-
DaSAWHSat has the real buckWheat favor.
DAt your lruocr'S No cuuSumsTs supplied.
B. B. EARNSHAW 6 BRO,
Wholesale GrOcers. llth and n sta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-13

donosc, IL prezydent Taft stano-
,wczot oswiadczyl, re zawetuje u
golny projekt budzetowy ma cele
prawodawcze, wykonawcze j sa-
downicze, do ktorego wcielono
powyzszy projekt zniesienia Sa-
du Handlowego pozbawienia Sc
dziow ich urzedow pensyi. Pro-
jekt ostatni dlatego wcielono do
ogolnego projektu wydatkow ma
rome cele rzadowe wlasnie W
tym eelu, azeby zapobiedz zaweto
waniu tegoz przez Prezydenta,
ktory tenn zawetowaniem pozba-
wi wszvstkie wydzia}y intereso-
wane srodkow koniecznych do
funkcyonowania. Ma prezydenta
Tafta wzglad ten wcale ME wpiy-
ME. Widzi on, jak twierdzi, W
projekcie senatu zamlar odwoia-
MIA sedziow ktorej to zasadzie
on jest dla wzgledow konstytu-
cyjnych przeciwny, tembardzie]
moze dlatego W niniejszym wy
padku, IL sad ten jest niejako ie-
go kreacya.
Czlonkami sadu So nastepuja-
cy:
Martin A. Knapp, prezes; Ro-
bert. w. Archibald, William H.
Hunt, John E. Garland, Julian w.
Mack.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-13

logicznego, majacy ma celu zor-
ganizowanie siuzby wywiadow-
czej meteorologicznej dla okre-
tow, krazacych po Oceanic A
tlantyckim. Ocean nalezy po-
dzielic ma dwie polowy, zachod-
MIA wschodnia krazace po nim
statki maja codziennie przedsie7
brac obserwacye Intercollegiate
i przesyiac ich rezultaty telegra-
fem iskrowym najblizszym okre-
tom,po stronie zachod.,az dotra O.
ne do Ameryki, gdzie odpowied-
MO zestawione beda zaraz kablo-
wane do Europy; wschodnia
strona zbierac bedzie swe obser-
wacye w Londynie hub Paryzu i
przesyiac znow do Ameryki. w
ten sposob caiy Ocean bedz.e
grutownie obserwowany j latwo
bedzie przestrzegac krazace ,po
MIN statki o mozliwych burzach |
innych naturalnyeh niebezpie-
czenstwach.
Wrocii do Londynu H. Pom
ting, fotograf, ktory nalezai do
podbiegunowej wyprawy pofud-
niowej kapitana Scotia. Opowia-
da, re Scott wedlug wszelkiego
prawdopodobiehstwa dotari do
bieguna okoio 15go stycznia br,
Spisek ma Korei.
Seoul, Is czerwca. = Wladze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-13

miedzynarodowyE wyplacil 8 mi
liony taelow rzadewi rzeczypo-
spolitej, jake dalsza zaliczke ma
zaciagnieta pozyczke; iak juz d.
nosilismy, ogol obywateli stano-
wczo sprzeciwia sic tel pozyczce,
mocno niepoularhej.
z Portugalii.
Lizbona, 13 czerwca. w
Porto Allegro rzicono bombe na
pewnem zebraniu republican,
skiem: 2 osoby zostaiy zabite, a
s ranionych; Ppinia oskarza Q
czynten = rojallstow.
z Mekyku.
Juarez, 13 czsrwca. w El
Vail kolo Dublkn przyszlo do
krwawej bitwy federalnych re-
wolucyonistamia ogoiem pasc
mialo 175 osob 2abitych = bitwa
byia niepomySlia dla federal
nych, ktorych atak rewolucyoniscl
zwyciesko odparli.
= Federalne wojska zajeiy O.
negdaj miejscowosc Pearson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-13
Kongres ma wyznaczye 100000
ma ofiary wybuchow wulka-
nicznych.

Waszyngton, 13 czerwca. w
specyalnem oredziu wczoraj prze
sianem do kongresu (obu izb),
prezydent Taft prosi 0 wyzna-
czenie 100000 ma opieke ofiar
wybuchu wulkanicznego blisko
Kodiak, Alaska.
Seattle, Wash, 13 czerwca. -
Szczegoiy szkody, zrzadzonej
wzd}uz poiwyspu Alaska / ma wy
spach Kodiak, Aeograk i Rasp-
berry wybuchem wulkanu Ka-
.twai powoli dochodza do Sc
ward, gdzie znajduje sic najbliz-
sza stacya kablowa.
Najwiecej ucierpiaiy, zdaje sic,
wioski rybackie ma wybrzezu pol
wyspu. Lecz wiadomosci pew
nych Jest brak tych miejscowo-
sci. lct6rych ludnosc ma wynosie
,oko{o 900 os6b.
Bill wojskowy' W kongresie.
Washington, 13 czerwca.
senat wczoraj 20, przeciw 20 gio-
sami postanowii ME rozwazae po-
nownie projektu wydatkow mi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-13
Czlowiek, ktory skradl blisko $4,000
w bizuteryi, uciekl do Saginaw, Mich.
PO PIJANEMU.
Sedzia skazaf automobiliste ma 500 kary "a
to, re po pijanemu jezdzi} po miescie.
PRoJEKT BARTZENA.
Powatowa farma da suehonk6w rekonwalescenow nnych

b1ednych.
Bartzen pomyslal o takiej far
mie po swej wizycie w Cleveland,
gdzie zaklad poprawczy przytu-
lex dla suchotnikow i. inne "a
kiady powiatowe znajduja sic ma
farmach.
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu
rady pwiatowej przyszio znowu
do awantury, W ktorej Bartzen
sam brai udzial. Agent powiato-
wy podpisai kontrakt z jakas
chicagoska firma na dostarczanie
maxi Bartzen zrobil mu avian
ture "a to, re kontraktu nie pod
,pisai z firma, ktora przedstawila
najnizsza oferte. Kontraktu tego
ME zatwierdzono i dalszego ciagu
awantury MONA sic spodziewae
W przysziy poniedzialek.
Skazany ma $1oo kary.
William Wahlberg, 485I No.
Winchester ave., sekretarz skar-
bnik kompanii Acme Elektrotype
Company, ktory przyznai sic do
tego, re jechal automobilem, kie-
dy byf pod wpiywem alkoholul
zostal skazany ma $1oo kary
przez sedziego Caverly.
Dostal przytem ostra nagane.
Wahlberg miai re soba pieciu
pasazerow wszyscy zap{acili po
piec dolarow kary.
Ma rogu Superior North
Clark automobil najechal wczo--
raj bardzo niebezpiecznie polka
leczyi niejakiego Franciszka Cole
mana. Samochod, ktory go naje-
chal pedzil szybkoscia 80 mil
ma godzine i ME zatrzymaf sic
wcale kiedy Colemana uderzyi,
Przyznaia sic do why.
Sedzia Maxwell zlitowai sic
wczoraj mad I9to letnia Pearl
Hartman, zamieszka}a pnr. 3o42
Blucher utica, ktora sic przyzna-
Ia do tego, re W kilku skiadach
ma State ulicy spieniezyia bez-
wartosciowe czeki. Sedzia dal jej
jeszcze jedna sposobnosc die
wczyna przyrzekia poprawe.
Olive Cupit, lat II, zam. pnr
1907 West 63ci Place, aresztowa-
Ina "a to same oszustwo, zostala
uwolniona przez sad dla malolet-
Mich. Wczoraj dziewczynla ia
zwaliia Gala wing ma Hartmanow-
ne.
Hartmanowna przez diugi czas
wypieraia sic wszelkiego udzialu
W oszustwach. Sedzia powiedzial
jej, re to wyjdzie jej ma zie
dziewczyna zmieniia front. Przy-
znaia sic do wszystkiego.
Katastrofa prey budowie teatru.
Jeden robotnik zostai niebez-
piecznie pokaleczony kilku in
nych odniosio lzejsze rany, kie-
dy skruszyiy sic injury nowego
teatru pieciocentowego pnr. Io8
East 3sta utica. Teatr ten dopiero
budowano. Przywofano straz po-
zarna i ia robotnikow wyciagne-
Ia pod kupy cegiei, ktoremi zo-
stall przywaleni.
James Vincent zostai skaleczo-
ny bardzo powaznie j niewiado-
mo czy rany przezyje. Zabrano
go W stanie nieprzytomnym do
szpitala Provident.
Lzejsze rany odniesli; T; Roch
Franz, 525 West Taylor utica
Jozef Pafterek, 354o South Cali
|fornia ave.
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1902, senat Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych wczoraj przyjai poprawke
do projektu zniesienia Sadu Han
dlowego, juz przez lobie izby
przyjetego, moca ktorej Pozba-
wionoby urzedow pensyi wszy-
stkich pieciri sedziow, tworza7
cych 6w Sad Handlewy.
z Domu Biasego pochodzi via
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Me chca starych.

PoWlatoWa SfuZba cyWllna wy
stapila wczoraj przeciw starym
kandydatom ma pozycye powiato-
we. Komisya ME ustanowiia zad-
nego wieku, ale przyjeto system
praktykowany przez kompanie a.
sekuracyjne. Nova uchwala opie-
wa, re kandydaci starajacy sic Q
wyzsze stanowiska musza sic
znajdowac przy dobrym zdro,
win. Kandydat LEGACY lat 43 ME
moze sk{adac zadnego egzaminu
ma urzad powiatowy jesli jegc
matka zmarla w II roku zycia a
ojciec w 81.
Komisya .nie przyjmie handy
datow nastepujacych:
Ktorzy ME So przy dobrym sta
ME zdrowia.
Ktorzy cierpia ma zakazna cho-
robe. ..i,..s,sis..,,., ,,.t:.. X. -..s,s.
Ktorzy "a g}eboko zagladaja
do kieliszka.
Ktorzy zanadto pala.
Ktorzy maja diugi, ktore sado-
wnie starano sic sciagnac.
Ktorzy uznani zostali winny--
mi czynow brutalnych lub ME
rzetelnych.
/ Ktorzy podali falszywe rzeczy
w swej aplikacyi.
Ktorzy W jakikolwiek sposoh
wydali tresc papierow egzamina-
cyjnych.
Przedewszystkiem komisya
sluzby cywilnej ME chce handy
datow, ktorzy chca dostac posn-
de powiatowa przez wplywy po-
lityczne.
Ia hadziez bizuteryi.
Me tax dawno ternu, DO dnia
7go czerwca w hotelu Palmer
pewnym ludziom skradziono z
pokoju $4,000 W bizuteryi. Wczo-
raj ziapano ptaszka. Jest MIN po-
dobno niejaki v. Bonus, areszto,
wany W Saginaw, Mich.
Bonus byl poprzednio czysci--
cielem okien znikl zaraz po kra-
dziezy. Pablo ma niego podejrze-
ME detektywi zaczeli 60 poszu-
kiwac. Ziapano go w Saginaw
mial przy sobie niektore skra-
dzione rzeczy.
Ofiara tel kradziezy padi pc
wien agent Detroit, Mich,
Fred Ryan. Bonus przy areszto-
waniu wypar} sic wszystkiego
choc przy MIN znaleziono DIVA
pierscionki nalezace do Ryana.
Nowy projekt Bartzena.
ze Piotr Bartzen, prezes rady
powiatowej ma czasem bardzo
zdrowe pomysiy, 0 tenn niema
najmniejszej watpliwosci.
Teraz prezes rady powiatowej
marry o farnie powiatowej, obej-
mujacej okolo 1000 ARROW grur-
tu, ma ktorej pracowaliby wszy-
scy ci, ktorzy sic znajduja W
przytuiku dla ubogich, W domu
poprawczym, W zakladzie dla su-
chotnikow W szpitalu dla tych,
kt6rzy powracaja do zdrowia,
Ma farmie tel pracowaloby prze-
szio 5000 ludzi, ktorych powiat
teraz zywi.
~ Ma takiej farmie m6wil
wczoraj Bartzen moznaby ho-
dowa6 wszystko dla ubogich W
naszym powiecie. Taxa farma
wyzywiiaby wszystkich laszych
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z Anglii-

Londyn, 13 czerwca, = Chybi-
Ii przywodcy strajku dokowych i
portowych robotnikow londya-
skich, ogiaszajac strajk powsze-
chny. Ia wezwaniem tenn poszio
ty1ko COS 6 portow, reszta por-
tow W Anglii, Irlandyi j Szkocyi
rozkazu ME usluchaia. Pogarsza
to znacznie stanowisko strajke-
row, ktorzy teraz o wiele trud-
niej beda mogli cos dla uni swo-
ich uzyskac; organizacya praco-
dawc6w ME skiania sic do u
stepstw.
Omawiaja tn zywo przy-
chylnie plan prof. Moere'a, szefa
amerykanskiego biura meteoro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-13

Pekin. Is czerwca. syndYkat..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-13
= ANGIII.
POwszechny strajk marynarzy chybiony.
Plan ubssEaGyl mstsOyOIogIGznyeh ma AtIanbku.
o WYPRAWIE SCOTIA.
Spisek ma korei.
WALK! w MExYKU.

KOngres uchwac 100000 ma ofiary
wybuch6w wulkanicznych ,BI woskOwy' W kongrese IA
prOcesu MOrgana psnice 1901 r Tiuny
pogrzebie Vca KOnerencya krajowa
sprawie nstyucyf nantrOpijnych popraWczych Lillian
Russell Wychodzi MAJ czwarty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-13
TeIegramy zagTaniCznG,
Walk na Kubie.

Santiago, Is czerwca. = Dono-
sza z Daiquiri, re W poblizu tel
miejscowoSci wojska rzadowe ze-
tkneiy sic banda rewolucyoni-
stow, liczaca olol 200 ludzi; W
bitwie, ktora trwaia dose dlugo
rzadowi rozpedzili negrow. kilku
zabili, wSrod zabitych So obaj
przywodcy handy, oraz zabrali
20 koni, bron wazne bardzo do
kumenty.
= R6wniez w poblizu Bara-
Goa przyszlo do starcia, ktorego
jednak rezultat dotad ME jest
znany. Amerykanski oddziaI zol-
merry udai sic do Desco, gdzie
sic znajdujq plantacye zagrozo-
ne 'przez negrow. General Monte
agldo wyznaczyl buntownikom
1O-cio dniowy terrnin do powru-
tu do ulegioSci; zapewniajac i'm
bezkarnoSc; po uplywie dni 10
kazdy meyer, schwytany z bro
nia W reku, bedzie je natychmiast
rOZStrzelany.
Havana, 10 czerwca. = Rad
prez. Gomeza jest zupeinie zado-
wolony ze stanowiska Stanow
Zjedn. wobec rewolucyi, ktora
rad kubanski mimo wszystko,
Spodziewa sic skonczyc stiumit
w ciagu dni niewielu. Gen. Mon
teagudo, dowodzacy siiami rza-
dowemi jest pewien zwyciestwa;
negrzy, siuzacy W wojsku rzado-
wem okazai sic wiernymi; o
statnio uzbrojono szereg caly Cd
dzialow ochotniczych, tez prze-
waznie z negrow ziozonych, do
walki rewolucyonistami.
Santiago, IS czerwca. = W O.
kolicy Guantanamo przyszio DO
killu potyczek. Pod FL Cobre
rzadowi pobili rewolucyonist6w,
okoIo 1Ociu ich pablo ma placu
bolu. Dow6dzca rewolucyoni-
stow Estenoz, ostrzeliwal one
gdaj miasto Guantanamo, grozi
on - spaleniem go!Z wielu strOu
naplywaja prosby ochrone wol-
skowa plantacyi.
2 Rosyi.
Moskwa, Is czerwca. Car
odsionii tu wsrod POM
patycznych uroczystosci wielki
pomnik cara Aleksandra IIIgo.
w odslonieciu uczestniczyli po-
slowie Serbii Bulgaryi.
2 Francyi.
Paryz, 13 czerwca. = Prasa tu-
tejsza niechetnie omawia wtora
podroz ministra angielskiego |
IIaldane'a do Niemiec konferen-
eve lego W Berlinie, majace, zda-
Ie sic. ma celu pewne zblizenie sic
Niemiec Anglia = mocno ME
Dozadane dla Francyi = oczywi-
scie.
- Zmarl W Neuilly sur Seine
mad Sekwana) Fryderyk Passy,
many apostol powszechnego po-
koiu i sad6w rozjemczych,
Bordeaux, Is czerwca-
Strajk marynarzy francuskich O
negdaj. ogloszony, a zapoczatko-
wany ma okrecie France W Har
sre. iuz zostai zalagodzony pra-
.odawcy znaczne poczynili ustsp-
,twa. Donosza z Hayre, re strajkl