davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1912-11-22
ALONG THE RIVER FRONT.
Arrivals.

Schooner Lewis Worrell, cord wood from
Roziers creek, at Georgetown, for dealers
there; schooner Elizabeth Ann, canned
goods from Chesapeake bay point at 11th
street wharf for the market; schooner
May and Anna Beswick, lumber from
Norfolk, at 18th street wharf for John
son & Wimsatt; schooner Oscar, cord
wood from a down-river point. at 18th
street wharf for j. Maury Dove; bugeye
Annie, at Alexandria, with oysters from
the lower Potomac beds; schooner Earl
Biscoe, cord wood from Roziers creek, at
14th street wharf for J. H. Carter & Co.
tug Camilla, from the mouth of the river,
with tow of oyster and lumber laden
vessels for this city and Alexandria; tug
George w. Pride. towing stone-laden
lighter from Occoquan for Georgetown
channel improvement work: tug Minerva.
point, at Georgetown. tug Winship, at
Georgetown, with light coal boats.
Departures.
Schooner Edith 'Verrall, light, for a
down-river point to load cord wood for
the dealers here: sloop Hermanson, light,
for the Eastern shore of Chesapeake bay
to Load sweet potatoes back to this city;
schooner s. e. Colbourn. light, for a lower
river point to load oysters back to the
market here; schooner Lottie Thomas,
light. for a down-river point to load back
to this city: power boat Arnold, with
merchandise for Fort Washington
schooner Silver Star, light, for Potomac
point to load cord wood or lumber back
to this city; sloop Rather, from Alexan-
dria for a Potomac point to load back to
| this city; scow Bryant. oyster shells
| from 11th street wharf for the crushing
plant at Alexandria; tug Miller, with a
for Little Hunting creek.
Memoranda.
| Schooner S. l.. Bowen is due at this city
with cord wood from a Maryland point
schooner Cora Mckenney has gone to q
down-river point to load back to this
port; schooner John Fisher is at Marshal
Hall to load railroad ties or pulp wood
for the market here; schooner Ida Rob
inson is on her way to a Virginia point
| from Alexandria to load lumber; schooner
Mary Lee Is at Baltimore with lumber
| from Norfolk; tug No. l., towing tanl
| barges No. 3 and No. 80, at Baltimore
from this city to load oil in bulk; schoon
err Bertie May is due at this city from
Nanjemoy creek with cord wool; schoon
/ er Ella has loaded in Upper Machodot
creek for this city; schooner Mary AM
Shea is due here with lumber from {
river point; schooner May and Anna Bes
wick will return to Norfolk to load pin,
lumber for dealers here.
Evening star., 1912-11-22

Small Fresh Ham, Ice Lb.; Shoulder
1ac: Loin Pig Pork, 15c: Fresh or Corned
Middling, 15c; Pure Sausage Meat, 1oc 10. !:
Roast Beef, 12c and 15c lb.; Sho: Cioo
Reef 15c h.: Hamburger Steak, 12c lb.;
Sirloin. 1Sc h.; Porterhouse. 3Oc: Round.
16c. Excelsior Market, 7OS Fla. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1912-11-22
Report to War Department.

Commissioner Berry has just reported
to the Secretary of War the completion
of the work and has closed his Office in
this city. L. Frank Nye of Pennsylvania,
who was secretary to each of the three
commissioners, has been appointed a
clerk at 81 900 in the Office Of the Secre-
commissioner will be submitted to Con-
gress at the beginning of the coming ses-
sion.
Although the report will not be made
public until that is DONE it is known gen.
orally that what has been accomplished
is the locating and marking of the graves
of about 22J00 Confederate soldiers and
sailors who died in northern prisons dur
ing the civil war. In every case where 1t
was possible each of these graves was
marked with a white marble headstone,
similar to those placed over the graves
in the Confederate section of Arlington
national cemetery.
In cases where the Identification of in
dividual graves was impossible monu-
ments were erected with bronze tablets
attached, giving the names and COM
mands Of those SO honored. A monu-
Point Lookout, Md, to mark the burial
place of about 1884 Confederates. SINH
lar monuments have been erected by the
government at Chicago, North Alton,
H.; Indianapolis, Films Point, n. j.;
Philadelphia, Shohola, Pa; Harrodsburg,
Ky; Evansville, Terre Haute and La
fayette Ind, and other places. There
are about AGO Confederates buried liz
Oakwood cemetery, at Chicago; about
. 24OO at Firms Point. and smaller mum.
ber at each of the other places named.
Evening star., 1912-11-22

Blank Books, Office Stationery,
Fine Writing Papers for Private and Business
Correspondence.
LooseLeaf Books. from Memoranda to Ledgers.
The e. Morrison Paper Go.
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
:. 1909 PA. AVE NV.
Evening star., 1912-11-22
your Carpets Ought To BE Put

Down before Thanksgiving Send them to
HINKEL, ass Me. ave, at once Care1ui
cleaning promptly done. Relaying by ex-
perts if desired. Tel NJ. 2U2o for wagon
Evening star., 1912-11-22

when You Have Tried Imperial Export
Beer you will never drink any other beer.
1t has flavor that equals the finest Ger
man beers. "a bottles, sI.25. Your deal
er's. or phone Line. 254, Wash. Brewery.
Evening star., 1912-11-22

S1.25 to Baltimore and Return
Saturdays and Sundays via Pennsylvania
railroad. Tickets good returning until 8
AM Monday. All regular trains except
Congressional Li--ited.-Advertiseme
Evening star., 1912-11-22
Long in Business Here.
In the Raleigh Grill!

You are assured prompt service and
menus of exceptional excellence. open
from noon to midnight. Orchestra in at
tendance throughout the evening.-Ad-
yertiSement.
Evening star., 1912-11-22
C.fe Republioue Tea Room

Is the fad now with ladies after the
matinee or at the close of the shopping
tour Al YOUR service from 4 to 6-with
zsiga's Hungarian Orchestra in attend
ance.
Evening star., 1912-11-22
ReIQ1nXeFs0

Pure Rich Ice Cream; all navors. $l;Zt
gal; Coo Y gal. 80 u NV. fhone M
2167 No branch store.
Evening star., 1912-11-22
s1.25 Baltimore and Return.

Baltimore and Ohio.
Every Saturday and Sunday. Good to
return until eco am. train Monday. All
trains both ways, including the Royal
Lmited.-Advertiseme
Evening star., 1912-11-22
Geo. r. Hnrbin.s. $40 Pn. Ave. Sc

White Enamel Lace Curtain Poles, with
fixtures 1oc; 1Jc Brass Extension Rods,
Joe; Bureau Scarfs. ShamS and Table
Covers. 2Jc and soc; Window Shades, fiX-
lures free. 25c, 29c and soc. Phone Lin
coin 500. We send parcels.
Evening star., 1912-11-22
Suggested Homecoming"

It is the opinion Of the committee
members that a home coming week
here could be made a big success, but
full cooperation by the public must be
pledged and. for this reason, it has
been decided to ask for the opinions
OF all Washingtonians who are inter
ested in the matter.
Evening star., 1912-11-22

Lbs. Buckwheat, 25c, Pkgs. Gold
Medal Oats, 25c; soc Tea, any kind. 29c
lb.: loaves Bread, 1Oc; White Potatoes,
2Oc pk; Onions. lie pix; Apples, 2oc PIX
Cheese, &c h.: Butter. 33c h.: 1Gc
Ginger Ale. DC bot; Fruit Cake. 16c lb.:
Pound Cake. 16c lb.; 15c Mixed Cake. 1Oc
lb. Ginger Snaps. &c lb. 1898 NJ st. NV.
and ]. r. d. Pyles' Other Stores, - in all
Evening star., 1912-11-22

Avoid Delay by Ordering Your Speciai
Millwork here. Stock and machlnes on
premises Eisinger Bros, 2fO9 7th NV.
Evening star., 1912-11-22
Connecticut Pies for Dessert.

The purity and quality of the 1ngfeui-
ents. the care in making the crisp. naky
crusts. make Connecticut pies ideal.
Evening star., 1912-11-22

Pitman and Gregg StenOgraphy. Begin
ners and speed classes. The Drillery:
Evening star., 1912-11-22
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW,

Cars every quarter hour from 18th street
and New York avenue for Zoo, CheVy
Chase and Country clubs, connecting at
lake with Kensfngton line.
Evening star., 1912-11-22

Stenography, TypewritinE, Engiisn,
Civil Service Courses. Get rates. In nns
Drillery.
Evening star., 1912-11-22
"TOny the Simpleton."
. absorbing reels today.
Virginia.

EurOneans Assert Things Are Done
with undue haste in America, but the
criticism does not apply to the production
of Heurichs Beers. Carefully brewed.
aged 6 to 10 months. 2 doz. Maerzen or
Senate, SI.75. Bot. rebate, soc. Tel. w. l6Oo.
Evening star., 1912-11-22

Change of Schedule Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway.
On and after Sunday. oath, c. and o.
trains for the west will leave Washing
ton at 3:15 pm. and $50 pm. respective
ly. instead of 3:1S pm. and 6:35 pm
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1912-11-22

Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main A40.
Evening star., 1912-11-22

weIsbach Lights, Mnntels, Etc.
Ol6 18th St c. A. Muddiman & Co. l2O4 G st
Evening star., 1912-11-22

Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 2440.
Evening star., 1912-11-22
Lopsided Laws
Oh as-tick upon stable floor; the
sport and fined till he is You
By WALT MASON

cannot walk around DOCK but WHAT solne laws
are cracked, and you must sneak before the beak
and by him up be lacked. For trifling things
we're pulled, by jings, and carted off to Jail, and
we must spend of time no end a-rustling round
for bail. But if crank like Mr.. Schrank decides
some one to slay, he takes his mon and buys a
gun and no one says him nay. Thou shalt not
place bet on race or play slot machine; thou
shalt not speed the foaning steed or your chug-
chug machine; but you may go at will and blow
yourself for deadly tools; which makes us pause
and think that laws are oft laid down by fools.
You cannot get cigarette in divers moral states,
buy guns to kill in wagonloads or crates. You
of gin to clear your throat of fur; but any jay
may buy howitzer You'll go to jail if you
me laws in your way; but vicious cranks, Cult
Evening star., 1912-11-22
GRAVESARE MARKED
Confederates Who Died in
Northern Prisons Honored.
TASK A DIFFICULT ONE
Work Authorized by Congress Was
Done Under Supervision of
Three Commissioners.

After more than six years continuous
work the War Department has completed
the duty, specially assigned to 1t by Con-
gress, of marking the graves of the SOL
diers and sailors of the Confederate army
and navy who died in northern prisons
and were buried near the prisons where
they died, at a total expense within the
limits of the original appropriation OF
$4,000. That work was done under the
supervision of three commissioners, who
had served in the Confederate army. 1t
was begun by Col. William Elliot of South
Carolina. continued by Gen. William G.
Oates of Alabama, both of whom died In
office. and completed by ex-senator James
II. Berry of Arkansas.
The original act of Congress providing
for the work, approved March 8, 1906,
provided that it should be completed
within two years. In February, 1903
Congress extended the time allowance two
years, and in 1910 the time was again ex-
tended three years. The extensions were
due to the unexpected difficulties ex-
perienced in prosecuting the work, due
especially to the impossibility in many
cases of identifying Che bodies SO as tC
provide an individual headstone, appro.
priately inscribed, for the grave of eacf
soldier or sailor. as contemplated by the
a
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-18

laikrascio "Kurskaja Ga
zeta" redaktorius nubaus-
tas 500 rubliu arba 5 me-
nesiais kalejimo. Orenbur-
ge laikrastis ''Orenburgski
Kraiv nubaustas simtu rub
liz nz atspauzdinima zine
les apie badaujancius. Lie
pojaus policmeisteris rulpi-
nasi patraukti Gredeskuia
pagal 129. str. " perskaitv-
ta lekcijq. Pas. Pskoyo
dienrassccio "Pskovskaja
zizn'' sandarbininka .Opoc-
ki policija padarius krata.
bet nieko neradus.
Tokios tai Rusijoje ant
kiekvieno zingsnio prizes
paudos!
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-18
MEKSIKO REVOLIUCI
JONIERIAI IEsKO
PRIEzASCIU.

Meksiko federalinej ka-.
riuo1nenej, generolo Via.
korpuse, artilerijoj tarnavo
kapitonas T. Fountain,
amerikonas. Kuomet gen.
Villa su ;jo korpusu reYolill-
cijonieriai andai iisstul1lll IS
Las Cruces, kapitonas.
Fountain tlrejo sleptms i
vienus namus IL anuose uz-..
sidaryti. IsbadaEes ten Y
val. If visiskai nusilpes, ka=
pitonas turejo is. save slap
tos vietos iseiti II pasiduoti.
revoliucij jonieriams. Jam
pasirodzius jis suimta il
pasmerkta -miriop. Noreta
mirties istarme pakeisti,
maldauta revoliucijonieriu
bet kapitonui suteikta tik
toki malone: liepta jam gat-
We eiti ir jjis is ilzpakalio nu=s
sauta 4-riais suViais. Vad-
nasi, ;starme stlsvelllyta.
Tas atlikta dienos metu.
Fountain buves zymaus adj
vokato sunus. Ir jo.tevas;
Meksike pirm Is 1netu zll-
yes nuo zmogzzudziu ranku.
Kapitonas Fountain buyo1
suvienytu Valstiju pilietis.
Nors Washingtono vyriau-
sybe .buyo persergejusi savoI
piliecius, gyvenaneills Mex
sike, idant jie salintusi nuo
to naminio meksikonq karo,
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-18
MADERo ESAs MEKSI-
KO TERIONIS.

Na Va,,fs, r,.1aGG1 +r1 c,
New loIAe sFsi .l!s
znekslkonal, Kuflaos polltl-
mals relkalals pasluntes
|aaoaftlllls A1eks1Ko orevollu- n
el1onlel1q aas ge 1,loA-
GO, a Kar snYlsllytohls
amer. alsIsohas MI peis-
1a1yh ;daDalAanes voAucl7
Jos pfles Nades lielas7
Us. stai 81 pa
.sunt,nlal ne,pafa
papalilae -
tasa i -refeslue|o ! 9ss's 81 ~
~ 1us s,tNelse SI ,e.sa. ,azsl.
uol.1es 1ls1s Z 8 NE -
lluelJos - sas,-
=, uagpalla e; e. 3 :
- pitAl's1ss So
lalel'e y 81 & m ntlG- ! ~;
~ 6 ~ 'lIa ia.:,,, !, ! !
! aaaHga a.; ~ y Is. 81 W.
2 ' q a. :
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-18

"Rugiu varpos" diena,
intaisyta Peterburge badau-
jancillju rytu Rusijos vals-
tieciu naudai, dave pelno IS
viso 1926 rubliQ 80 kap.
Tick, butent, RADIO pinigq
dezutese, kurios buvo isda-
lintos auku rinkejams. Su-
skirscius visus surinktus pi-
nigus j 3 dalis, pasirode,
kad auksu ir popero pini-
gals surinko $4,000 rub, 81
dabro pinigais $4,000 rub.
ir variokais 3O.2e6 rub. 80
kap. Tas suskirstymas pa
rodo, kad aul1ojantieji bu-
We daugiausiai zmones be-
DIM, nes kad surinko 10000
vienais variokais - tai kick
reikeje aukotoju! Kadangi
Peterburge drauge su prize
miesciais gyventoju yra is
viso 2 milijonu, tai iseina,
kad kiekvienas Peterburgo
gyventojas paaukojes maz-
daug po 9 kap.
Kad aprupinus visus ba-
daujancius nudien Rusijos
valstiecius, reikia, kaip ru-
su laikrasscciiai apskaito, ma
ziausiai kokiu 13o nilijonQ
O Faldzia tue tar
pu kaikada tik tukstante-
liais pamela ir5 dar; tuos ei-
nauninkai isvagia..
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-18
Politiskos Zinios.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

leist apssvietos ir kulturos
reikalu aprupinimui. XII
tatauciu atstovai Grabskis,
Niselovic uzmetineja val
dziai, delko j taip neteisin-
gal elgias: mokesnis lupa
nuo visu lygiai, neziureda-
ma nei tautos, nei tikejimu
|skirtumo, teisiu gi kitatau-
CLANS ir kitatikiams beveik
neduoda .jokiq. Ocheidze
skundzias, kad vietiniu gy-.
ventoju rusinimas per mo-.
.kyklas If persekiojimas ne
kuomet nebuves taip arsus
kaip dabar. Skaitlius is
siustuju per pastaruosius
metus didesnis, negu uz
visa pereita simtmeti. Ant
tu visq uzmetinejimu mi
nistru pir1nininkas atsake,
kad dares, ka galejes valsti-
jos gerovei, tegul kit pada-
ra daugiaus. Jaigu valdzia
griebias vel astriu priemo-
niQ tai delto, kad revo-
|liuciionieriai pc priedanga
visuomenes veikimo, sdrau-
ge su miltais il grudais ba-
daujantiems stengsis
siuntineti savo brosiureles','.
Rusu spauda biudzeto gin
Gus pavadino pasnekesiu
dvieju "valstijos kaznace-
JQ", Aleksiejenko If Ko-
kovcevo, girianciu viens XII
ta. Nemazai uzmetinejimQ
padaryta valdziai svarstant
sinodo biudzeta ir kalbant
apie riauses augstesniose
mokyklose.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-18
YUAN Morris BUT IT,
GIAU PREZIDENTU.

Chinu respublikos prezi-
dentas, Yuan Shi Kai, an
dai issireiskes, idant jis
pats ir sekanti respublikos
prezidentai i prezidentus
butq renkami 10-ciai metu,
kadangi prezidentavimo
trumpas laikas reikalaujas
.perdaug tankiu elekciju, Q
ltos nuolatos kenksia Sales
5pramonei ir ramybei.
Nesenai prezidentas Yuan
.Shi Kai, pasinaudodamas
gera proga, apskelbe, kad
Rusija ir Japonija per sa-
vo agentus imaneios gar
.sinti melagingas zinias, bulk
'Chinu dabartine valstybe
busianti padalinta j keturias
atskiras dalis. zinoma, to-
kie skelbimai kenkia Chi
MANS, ypac ramybes ivedi-
mui. Taigi prezidentas nu-
sprende, kad jei toxic lie
ziuvninkai asmenis Chinuo-
Sc kuomet ners bus .susekti,
busia pasmerkiami miriop.
Tuo budu norma Chinuo-
Sc .panaikinti visoki Rusijos
If Japonijos intekme, ka-
dangi pastarosiom valsty-
benz Chinu respublika labai
neparankus daiktas.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-18
RUsIJos sU TURKIJA
NESUTIkIMAi.

Nuo seniau intcmpti SAN
|tykiai tarp Rusijos il Tur-
kijos paga!iau paalsejo lig
tokiam laipsniui, kad bene
ar nebus tik pertraukti di-
plomatiniai rvssiai. Nesuti-
kimo kaulu isnaujo yra Per-
sija.
Pasibaigus rusu-japonu
karui Mandzu1ijoje, Turk T
jos valdzia- uzeme Persijos
provincija Aserbadzan, "
kuria beveik 200 mefu su
Persia gincytasi be -Jokiu
pasekmiu.
Tos provinefjos uzemi-
mas. Rusijai labai nepatiko,
kadanggi Aserbadzan tur-
kams suteike dominuojancia
|strategiska poziciija ant ru-
81 previncijos Erivan.
-Turkija teisinasi, kad il
ta persu proyilleija uzemus
Etik. lig. lail1ui, koi ta klau-
Esi1na isrisias tarptautinis
Haagos teismas, -arba kitq
viespatyscil tarpininkyste.
To pasiteisinimo teciau
Turkijai permaza, kadangi
kitus kartus anglu-rusu ko-
misija b1lvo jau nuspren-
dzius, kad Turkija netieso-
tai uzemus ia provincija,
.,turincia daugiau 10000 ket-
virtainiu myliu.
! siais laikais -Turkija mi
netoj provincijoj dar la
sbiau emo platinti sienas,
nepaisydama Rusijos muir
nejimus, kas suteikia dalei-
dina. .kad Turkija saves uz-
pakalyj turi Vokietija, kuri
kitus kartus toje teritoriijoje
i1erejus gauti koncesija, bet
Anglijos If Rusijos diplo-
natal viska sugadino..
OF, is to ir nesutikimai!
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Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-18

neprisidet,l prize ano, tai
vienok, tiki1na, u nuzudy-
ia kapitona Washingt tomas
labai slzaudziai gall atker-
syti revoljiueij ijosaie Il i
regis Meksikar bus pasills
ia suv. YSalst a II af1nija.
Kas arsiausiai, kad reyohu-
cijonieriai pastaraisiais TAI
kais ina igneraoti vis'as
amerikonus, ten gyvenan-
Gus, 0 nekunuos net per-
sekioja.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-18
TURKIJOS BELAISVIAI
ITALIJOJE.

Francuzq laikrastis "Opi-
Mon" apraso Turkijos be-
laisviq gyvenima ant Sici-
lijos sally Ustica il Favig-
mana. Ant siios paskutines
Ssalos paprastai buvo laiko-
mi Italijos piktadariai. W
gimlls karui Tripolyj, pix
tadariai perkelta kitur, 0
ten imta laikyti is Tripolio
pargabentus belaisvius, tur-
kus ir arabus. Salos gy-
ventojai tue labai nepaka-
knit, kadangi is piktada-
rill jie tureje sau siokiq-to-
kia nauda, sta parduoda-
mi, ypae valgius, o belais-
vial dabar pasikakina tue
viskuon, ka jiems Italijos
valdzia suteikia. Belais-
vial valgydinami tik viena
sriuba il jie esa uzganedin-
ii. Siais laikais ant mine
tos salos jau esama pusket-
virto sinto belaisviu. Jie
gyvena sesiuose akmeni-
nluose namuose ir esq toxic
nuolankus, kad sargyba net
gillklQ nenesiojanti. Jie
sdirba yisokius aplink savo
-namus darbus be jokio
mnr1nejimo. Wis tai esq
zzflonas jaillli p lig
80 llIetr, Tx keI ssa SEM.
lletinkanti tlarbui.
Ant salos gi Ustica taip-
pat esama daug belaisviu,
bet tie jau nelaimingesni,
nes laikomi privatiniuose
namuose ir sugrusti kaip
silkes. Sargyba SUI anais
be malones apsieinanti. De-
lei susikimsimo ir nesva-
raus oro labai tankiai SER
ganti il i jq ligas neatkrei-
piama donna. Italai nekuo-
met dar nebuvo taip pagar-
seize savo barbarizmu sulyg
beginkliu suimtujq.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-18
Is RUSIJOs PADANGES.

Finansu 1ninistras Ko-
kovcev paaiskindamas Ru-
sijos piniginius reikalus pa
.sigyre, kad valstija jau tre-
tt metal baigla savo reika-
lus be skolu. Siemet gale
-sianti dargi uzmoket 154
milijonus senobiniu skolll.
Valstijos turtingumas Wis
kilas, Valstijos biudzetas
-siemet pasiekes 3 1nilijardu
rub, ko netu1l mel viena
Europos valstija; uz 10 me-
tu Rusijos biudzetas (islai-
dos ir ineigos) pasieksias 4
milijardus rub.(4 tukst. mi
lijonQ). Mokesniu (pro-
duktq) Rusijoje atsieina
ant zmogaus 10 rub. 81 kap.
Anglijoje gi ispuola 81 rub,
Francijoje 81 rub. Kriti-
ma valdiskQju poperiq mi
---istras aiskino tuomi, kad
aabar toxic laikai, valstijos
,aoperiai su mazesniais pro
:entais krinta net Anglijo-
: g il Francijoje; priezastis
esq treJopos: heramus lai-
kas; kasdien kilsta nauju
pavoju smeklos; toliau gy-
Fenimo pabrangimas, per
tai visi griebias tokiu po-
PERU, kurie nors nera taip
tikri, bet tuotarpu duoda di-
desni pelna. Pagaliaus pa
saliniu emisiju konkurenci-
ia, kuriuos zmones noriau
perka, nes jie mesa didesni
pelna. Didele- konkuren-
ja valstijos rental dara val
stieciu banko poperiai, ne
SAINTS net SO ir paleisti
daugiausiai ,Stolypino lai-
kuose. Dabar valdzia dido
ka dali tl poperiu ispirko,
jsleizdama ju vieton papras-
tus procentinius poperius,
su puspenkto nuosimcio pei
no. Pagaliaus p. Kokovcev
padekojo treciajai dumai,
kad per penkerius metus
padejo valdziai darbuotis del
valstijos labo. Sekanciuo-
Sc posedziuose prasides ma
grinejimai ir pertikrineji-
mai atskirQ biudzeto straip-
sniQ.
Ministry pirmininko Ko-
kovcevo kalba nagrinejo du-
mos atstovai Singarev, Kut-
Ter, Kovalevskij .ir kit.
,Anot Singarevo duma nezi-
nanti daugelio islaidu val
dzios daromQ. Valdziai
mesa kuo labai Critics, nes
nors islaidos kulturiniems
reikalams padideje iris
kart, uztat kalejimams is
laidas padidinta 5 kart.
IValstijos viduje Wis viespa-
tauja betvarke ir teisip
mindziojimas, siaueia be-
veik kasmet badas, baigia
skursti turtingiausi krastai
kaip antai Kaukazas. Kut-
leras patemijo, kad valdzia
hereikalo tick daug pinigu
laiko savo ''kaznaceistve',
per tai Tx randas gyvenimo
dalykq brangenybe; verciaul
reiketp atliekamus pinigus'
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-18
Metal XIV
DIDzIAUSIAS LAIVAS
NUSKENDO.

Visa pasauli baisiai SUI
krete baisus ant Atlantiko
okeano atsitikimas. White
Star Line kompanijos pasa-
zierinis garlaivis "Tita-
mic" naujas ir didziausias
visame sviete, taipgi gra-
ziausias, nedelios nakcia AT
lantiko okeane nugrimzdo.
Jis dar tik pirmusyz plau-
ke is Anglijos j New Yorlza.
Nuo New Yorko 1.080 my
Lily atstll plaukdanlas per
miglas visu smarkunall ,lz-
bego ant plaukiancio ledy-
no (dideliausio ledu kal1lo)
ir visa savo priesakini gala
sumale. Paleista darban
bevielinio TELEGRAPH apara-
tas, bet aplinkui arti laivu
nebuta. Teciau jam pagal-
bon pasiskubino keli laval,
bet jie ant nelaimes buvo
pertoli. Arciausiai buvo
"Carpathia'', kuris susku-
bes atsitikimo vieton, "Ti-
tanico" jau ant vandens
pavirsiaus nerado, tik kelio-
lika pagelbiniu valeiu, tarp
vilniu pliuduruojanciu, su
issigelbejusiais keleiviais,
| ldaugiausiai moterinlis ir
1vaikais. Taigi jie siaip-
taip Hgelbeta. Q visi vyrai
keleiviai If jureiviai su lai-
VII nugrimzdo j gelmes. Kick
patirta, isgelbeta 866 asme-
mis-, 0 nuskendo 1885. Tue
]aivu Amerikon keliavo
daug milijonieriu ir siaip-
jau zylniu asmenu ir jie vi
81 RADIO sau mirti saltose
okeano vilnyse.
"Titanic" 882 pedas ir 6
col. ilgas ir 90 pedas 6 col.
platus, galejes SUI savimi pa
init 5000 keliauninku, pris-
kaitant $50 jureiviu ir tar
NJ. Kompanijai atsiejes
$8.000.0o0. Bet irgi buvo
puikiausias ir didziausias
laivas sviete. Is tuomlaiki-
MO Eros klesos keliauninku
suraso randame pora pavar-
dziu, kurios ar nebus tik lie
tuviskos:: Manitoba Joseph
| lgal bus Montvila), paskui
Yodis miss II. Nera abe
jones, kad trecioj klesoj bu-
vo ir lietuviu, bet tQ pras-
tuoliu pavardes dar nezino-
ma. Daugiau apie ta baisu
atsitikima paaiskes, kuomet
"Carpathia" -atgabes New
Yorkan isgelbetas moteris
su vaikais.
"Titanic" su ledynu SUI
sidauze nedelios vakare,
1890 ir paskui po ketllriu
valandu nugrimzdo. Be
"Carpathia' jam pagalbon
pasiskubino garlaiviai "Vir-
ginian" ir Partisan, bet
jau buta pervelu. Nusken
des ir laivo kapitonas
Smith, kuris 38 metus ant
didziausiu laivu istarnaves.
Kick tai dabar yra asaru if
|sielvartu zuvus tokiam
skaitliui zmoniu, tarp kuriu
buta nilijonieriu. o kom-
panija sventai gvarantavo,
kad tasai laivas nekuomet
negalis nugrimsti kadir po
smarkiausiam susidauzy-
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-18

is prezidentystes prasalinti
IT,. sail nors reformofnis at
kiutinti. Bet tasai salles
atgaivinimas tik tuomet te-
galis hut pasekap piAg jei a':I
sa iii aesin Us s'veti tinlos
'Vfssi 3 at ystGs.
Easi, lie tiesa ii kalba.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-04-18

Varsavoj tarp inteligen-
tiskos zydr jaunuomenes
nesenai padaryta daug kra-
tu If sueminlu. Kursko