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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22
ALEXANDRIA PRIMARY
WILL BE HELD IN APRIL
Candidate for MnJor-Four Aldermen
aud i:iEht Councilncn VIII
he Nominated

Alexandria. Va. March 2i.--rhe city
Democrats Committee at a meeting
held to- night completed plans for a
DEMOCRATIC primary. which viii be hcld
the letter pnrt OF next mouth when a
candidate for Mayor will be nominated
~ also VIII four Aide riucn and eight
Members OF the Common Council.
representing one-haif o. the member.
snip fthc two branches of CITY Coun-
ell The meeting was presided over
by Charles Benhrlm city Chairman
'rhere are two candidates seeking ,ac
nomination Tor Mayor, Hubert snow
den, president OF the Common Council.
and y, y. Crockett. former president
OF the Chamber OF Commerce. ani now
member OF Council from tho Third
Ward
The Board OF Police Commissioners
OF tins city Will recommend the ap-
pointmcn, of three sergcants of police
AT meeting Of Ci,y Couuc'l when
viii tie held TUESDAY night next THO
state Legislature recently changed the
city's charter AT it's own request;
abolishing the office oil lieutenant, Of
police and substituting therefor ser
eeanis. Tie commissioners w!ll ask
that the serEeants he ranked as irgt
second ana third, and that the SALARY
Of the iirst sergeant De made e1o a
month, while the others arc to re-
celve s65 month each. IT IL expected
that Council Will carry out the recon-
Inendations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22
ASHLAND NEWS NOTES


Ashland. Va. March 2l.-Rev.
Richard Bennett. OF the Virginia Con
ference. was here today
J. Z. I.asher has returned to his
home IN New York. after vislt to his
parenta, Mr and Mrs ". Il. l.ashe,
Miss Gertrude Frazier, Of W sachcs-
ter. is the guest of Mrs Caarie.
BlnkcS.
Miss ka,e winston. Of Richmond. i,
visiting Mrs. Laura Fox
ST. Matthews : G.. were guest, TO
day OF Professors and Mrs u II
smith'c Mrs. sctes Is pleasantly re.
membered here as Miss L'liiau Daily.
daughter OF Captain and Mrs. John
Daily. vino :ormcrlv lived here.
The Ashland Music club met a, the
home Of Mrs. Nat Lancaster ON We'd
| nesday morning. quito an unusually
large number OF members and several
visitors were present. This was the
first OF the programs Oh French music,
and very delightful selections from
Gounod. Massinat and Saint Scans
We're rendered. The nest meeting viii
be held On April 3 In the home ID Mr,-
Edgar Hastings.
The Junior Literary Club gay. &,
deiignttul musical in the hone % Miss
Martha Hughes this afternoon IN in
icr"sting program was .iv"n 'rho$c
taking TART wcr" Misses Annie COS.
Cancll Jones, Elizabeth Chcncry, Caro-
line Midyettc Ann Mnryc and Fannie
Lancaster. Delicious refreshments
were served. Those present were
Mesdamcs Il. u. Smithcy. Chnric,
Biakcy, lin Carter, Jr.. Mallory. jaime
Hughes James iIoofnrgi" Misst ,
Pcachv Fleet. Ruth Hlakcy. EmaIa LIE
Priddy, Virginia Eobinson. Elise card
well. Cabell Jones. Carolyn Marsh.
Anne Marye. Alice Paine. Katherine
Marsh. Ann Macon Potts, Aiaudr WOOD
fin. Street, Epic Blackwell Caroline
Midyettc, Clark lioofnngic, Louise
Miller Annie Cox, Sara CardwclI, Kills.
X emit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22

than tho tex for 1911 There arc TWEEN
ty-seven counties that have from
eightecn to forty-seven districts;
twenty two have as many as eleven
to fifteen: twenty-one have from six
to ten; twenty-five have from two 10
five districts, and every county eH-
cept one, has Mt least one district for
local taxation. Tho bulletin on local
taxation and Its development Binoe
1875 treats the subject under tho Dap
lions What It Is and How to Get II,
"Thc Need of It." Popularity and Sue
oess of 1t in North Carolina" and
Some of the Benefits OF II"
The Proctor Hotel Company, Green
VILE. has been chartered with a125,000
capital authorized. and 100000 sub
scrbed for general hotel business. by
]. Q. Proctor and othere Another
charter was for the Flat Rock. Hoisery
Mills, Inc. capital s125.Oo0. by G. p.
Rogers. NJ q. Starrett, j. q. Scretchen,
Jr E. H. Wells and r. 8. Smith, for
general hoisicry business The Su-
burbnn Water Company, Raleigh. oap-
itaL $4,000 authorized, and $500 sub
scribed. for providing wator and
sewerage for the suburban residence
property in tho vicinity of the Raleigh
Country Club.
The AdJutant- General of New Jer-
sey, carrying out instructions from tho
Legislature, has written the Adiutant-
General of North Carolina desiring to
return to this State flag of the
Twenty-second North Carolina Infan-
try that was captured at Chanoellors-
Vile in 1868, and also nng believed
to belong to North Carolina. which Is
described as being made out of q
woman's dross or shawl, and having
white stars on n blue field. and bear
Ing the inscription, 'Surry MnrksIncl'
and TRAITORS Beware" Also in a
worn section OF the flag there arc the
letters Car" the belief being that
this really read Carolina"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22
BOY LINCOLN HAD
TINE LEARNING
Youth of To-Day Has Knowl-
edge Within Easy Reach That
Young Abe" Worked For.

NO; only Ia have the desire to learn
to know the reason why. ana the rea
son "hercfor. but 10 have the bulldog
determination and ST Ck-Io- Inverness to
walk ten miles twice u day in bitter
cold weather is what the boy Lincoln
possessed In support of his ambition
TO become great
Lincoln attained mis- desire. That he
was good as we'll as great. a whoi,
united world Will assent 10. nnd no
one VIII deny that but for that learn
ms Tor which he longed and for which
he struggled he would have been Ntuc
known OF or taken into account
Tho struggle TO obtain the lcarnirg
was useful In building Lincoln's char
actcr no Doubt. but the learning waa
"hat was absolutely necessary IL his
/ success
INC avcrnG" youth may ma plonty
OF tests Of character without doing i,
marathon after books OH mathematics
IN Ey"rEhody's Cyclopedia is enough
Rnowiedee to Keep YOU busy and suiii
cielit ready reference information 10
meet Your needs of the moment.
Where Lincoln was forced by cir
cnmstanccs 10 walk miles and spcnd
hours in securing the books he desired
! al me Times Dispatch requires is Tho
rbpning OF Il few coupons Tho nav
Ihoht OF - small promotion fee Ia : H.
cure the books and the rcacLin., ;crogs
yeln desk 10 use them
me publishers may soon withdraw
| this advance complimentary distrIblI-
tion, so there Is no time to be lost.
Bettar- begin: Clipping eounopa now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22
BUILDERS WORK
FOR AMENDED LAW
Adopts Resolutions Thanking
Citizens for Support Given
Gilman Ordinance.

The ordinance committee of the
Builders Exchange. at a meeting hold
yesterday, adopted resolutions express
Ing its Appreciation for support given
the Gilman ordinance by real estate
people and citizens. The Gilman meas
nre provides for board of arbitration
TO be created BY the City Council,
which Is to hear all appeals from rt,l
ings by Builder Inspector Beck. The
question Will he considered by the
Council Committee on Monday night.
Following are the resolutions adopt.
Cd by the Builders Exchange commit :
tee:
Pc il resolved That tho builders
Exchange of the city of Richmond
heartily appreciates tho action taken
by the real estate firms and citizens
OF the city OF Richmond in approving
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22
SWIMMER FIGHTS wr1rl runr,r

Pain Beach, fla March 2l.-John
Jordan. Of Buffalo - gues; of William
J. Corners, his b.other-In-iav'. was at
tackled while battling 10y OF. of tho
largest turtles ever seen here. and
for fifteen minutes was threatened
with Severe bodily injury. il not death
by drowning lie escaped with bites
on the arms and legs y turtIr has
not been known before ~ attack /.
man in these waters.
Mr.. Jordan entered the water alone
In front OF the Corners residence and
waa swimming about 200 fec, from
shore when the turtle rose under him
II Immediately struck him ana ne
jumped OIL it's back. The turtle swan
for deep water ana then dove. unseui
ing Mr.. Jordan. Coming 10 the sur
face. II again struck Mt him viciously.
Unable to swim away Jordan figured
his safety lay in clinsins to the tur-
ties back, and using mis- feet as a rud :
der. and holding tho Clippers. he steer
cd 1t toward shore.
Miss Alice Corners seeing his plight
from Tie piazza summoned two Ian
ancse servants. who rushed out with :,
clothes line. Forming Il moose They
got il over tho turtles head after n
struggle in which both were bitten.
Tho turtle measured i've and a halt
feet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22
ALLISON ESTATE
TO BUILD IN 1915
Skyscraper to Be Erected on Pace
Building Site, at Eighth
and Main.

Plans for a Main Street skyscrapc.
are being lrisurely maturcd by the
Allison estate 10 replace the old Pace
building, nov occupied by the Chcsa-
pcnkc aud Ohio Railway Company gen
eral Offices. construction work not to
begin before 1915.
The Chesapeake and Ohio has Joined
vita the First National Bank in the
erection Of the new skyscraper at
Ninth and Main Streets. and expects to
vacatc the Pace building by September
l. Permits Were issued Yesterday for
general oycrheulinE OF tho old Pace
building, installation OF new stair
way and elevator, and other repairs
tina; Il may be used as a general Of
fee building AFTER the railway otHces
are vacated.
In securing this permit trustees OF
the Allison estate informed Building
Inspector Beck that the repairs were
OF only a temporary character. The
building really belongs to James W.
Allison, a minor. who will not become
OF age for three years, and the courts
have only consented 10 such repairs
and expenditures az will preserve Jne
present property u is the plan OF
the estate, however. TO go ahead win
plans for a gigantic building. having
frontage OF half block on Main
street, and depth OF more than half
a block 10 awe all in readiness for
awarding the contract as soon as Mr.
Allison becomes OF age. when the
property may he so invested without
court supervision.
The repairs and alterations TO be
made al this time. therefore. are more
or less temporary, II being planScd TO
use tho present building only until
1915
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22

the Gilman ordinance providing for
right of appeal to board OF arbitra-
tors from the decisions of the Building
Inspector.
They also desire To express their
deep appreciation of the numerous pc
dtions signed By tho prominent citi-
zens and property owners OF the city
Of Richmond indorsins this long
needed ordinance.
The Builders Exchange asks the
further CO operation OF all those who
desire change In the method Of
appeals from the Building Inspector
The matter VIII be heard before tho
COMMITTEES on Ordinance, Charter and
Reform OF tile City Council at Il. N
on Monday. March Is. at which tirnc
all citizens Interested In the Gilman
ordinance arc urged to be present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22

How can such
a thing be? you
naturally a SIX.
s m p ly be
cause the man
who wrote the
pre- S cri ption
from which MI
Q : MA tablets
are ma dc knows
m ore d b out
stomach d i $
ca ses than o6
per cent. Of all
the physicians
in America, and
he gets paid for
knowing.
And when you
get a large box
Of tablets made
from this doc
tors prcscrip-
ton for only 81
continue to stuff
Co. aud drugg
H. Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22
Jefferson Hotel Arrlxn1n.

John r. Cowan, Montgomery county,
Va, 6. N. Booker. Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. =. Wilson Savannah Ga. Miss
Byrl Wilson. Savannah. Ga. Mrs. II.
Smith. savannah, Ga; C. II Brown,
Philadelphia. 5. lit, New lorT: Mr..
ana Mrs sam l.. Gross. New York: Mr..
and Mrs. :. i. Ca:gir, Minneapolis
Miss CarSil Minneapolis; Miss *.
Wagner. Miancapciis; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II, Houston. Chester. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Anderson. Washington. u q,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. IT, Loor New York
]. :. Van cortlnndt. CrOton- on Hudson,
y. T.. Miss Van Cortlnndi. Croton- on.
hudson, y s., Mrs. Il. :. Jones En-
poria. Va, Mr.. ana Airs I. T. Fierce
Arlington, Mass, " :, Williams. Nor.
folk Ma. j. l. .Icnoic. Norfolk Va
MI. and NJ VIM. I. Plunmcr. rhila
hc'plia g I.ombaraie and wife. Dallas,
Teas II! Haymon Smith ana wife
syracuse; II. +. Eusc Baltimore; Mr
and Mr.. G. II. smith sheffield, Pa;
John y. Tnwlc. .tndovcr. Mass
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22
INTERESTED IN CANAL
Every Foreign Country to Take Adynn-
fngo of Waterway.

New York. March 21--Dr. Euseblo
a, Morales. minister from tn, republic
of Panama to Germany, Holland and
Belgium, who Is In New York to-day
on HIS way to Panama, after an alb
senco of several years In Europe, says
that all tho European nations are got
ting ready to take ovAry possible COM
meroial advantage OF tho Panama. Ca
mol. One Of the last things no heard
before sailing for Now York was the
talk of now Belgium steamship line
which 81 IS proposed to operate between
Belgium and Portland, Ore. via the
Isthmian Canal.
You cannot have any idea,- said Dr..
Morales. ''of tho great interest taken
everywhere In Europe in the canal As
rule l found all OF the nations ex-
peottng to have the use OF the canal
on the same terms as Will be accorded
vessels hying tho American flag. None
OF them seemed TO think that the Amer
lean Congress would give American
shipping tho benefit of a dinterentia
rate"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22
No Chu,,ee of Election.
Especial to The rtmes-pisnatc

UIBp2 nj
Washington. March a1.-Nrhen Con-
gressman Slemp was asked to-day
what he thought OF the nomination OF
General Ayers for the House from the
Ninth Virginia District, ne said:
Il hnvs been such good friend TO
General Ayers and to tho various mem
oeTs OF his family that I am sure III
his heart he would prefer my remain
ing In Congress to his going himself
] am also suro that he has not the
alighteBt chance % election"
p. II. Moo
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22
Observation-Disclosures

Specia TO Tho Times Dispatch
Alexandria, Va. March 2l.-NIiss
Ruth virginia Henderson ana william
n. Harper, both of this city. were mar
S'ed yesterday evening at the home of
the brides sister, Mrs. Robert NJ Ora
aam. The ceremony was perform cd
by Rev. W. r. Watson, pastor of tho
FIRST Baptist Church. Following =
Wedding reception Mr.. and Mrs
Harper left for Northern bridal trim
They Will reside here
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22
Catarrh Of Stomach
Indigestion, Gas and Heaviness
Quickly Ended

II you went 10 thirty doctors and paid
each his fee Tor q prescription for indie.
geston or stomach misery it is ten
chances to one you wouldn't get such a
good prescription as tho one from which
MI.O-NA stomach tnblcts arc Mndc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-22
1InCPr-Iartnnnd,

Alexandria. Va, March 2l.-Miss
Ethel Il. I.armand, daughter OF Francis
iatrmand. of this city, and William
g. Mayor. tile latter Of Washington,
cook place at o'clock this evening a,
thc residence or the brides father. l15
South Columbus street. The ceremony
Tas performed by Rov. w. j. Morton,
Yent on of. 6lhsi az, Uni aonr6i Chm rnl,.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-06-27
Metal XIV

vargingai gyvena valstie-
ciai. Tenai nuolatinis ba-
das arba pusbadis. Nors ir
gera ir derlinga Italijos ze-
me, bet il labai isnaudota is
|pustyta. Valdzia nesirupi-
ma pakelti Italijos ukiQ ma
suma, todel znones, vargo
varomi, bega Amerikon sau
laimes ieskotu. Kas meme
sis is Italijos Amerikon isci-
ma aplink 10000 zmoniq, o
grista tik aplink 1900.
| Iseivyste ypae padidojo
karui prasidejus, 0 grissta
|atgal daug maziau negu pir-
miau.
Valdzia pradejo kara, nes
tikejosi uzgriebus svieti-
mas Sails perkelti ten dali
Itaijos baduoliu, nors tuos
pacius baduolius j galetu,
|padaryti laimingais ir ma
mie, jaigu Tx sugebetu do
resne tvarka pas save uz-
vesti.
Dabar vargas Italijos dar
labiau pakilo, nes karas
daug daugiau lesuoja, negu
buvo manyta, If priegtam
uzsitese dar ilgesnis laikas.
Karas Italians kasdie. lesuo-
ia 2-3 milijopai frankly. Lig
Siam laikui karo reikalams
Italq valdzia ismokejo ap-
link 500 1hilijonus frankly.
Tuos pinigtis valdzia ina is
kur. tik gall. Sukisa. karo rel
kalams tokius pinigus, ku-
RE skil.iami visai Kittens
reikalsns. Lig Siam laikui
valdzia inkalbinejo EMO
mems, kad karas ne bran
giai atsieisias, bet dabar
zmones pradeda suzinoti,
kick istikruju karui islei-
DIANA, il ina savo valdzia
neuzsitiketi.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-06-27

jude ejiinas Ispanijoje il
|giems lnetams uzslopintas.
r taip paw. gelezinkelie-
ciu straikas Andaluzijoj ne
blives ten koki antimo-
narchine demonstracija, bet
|tik priestaravimas premiere
Canalejaso uzvedimams, SUI
|lyg kuriu se11iems If sergan-
items gel ezink elieciams jjis
buyo iakures pasalpos isda.
@ jllk toksai4 dalykas vi
Stems darbininkams yra Ia
bal naudingas.
Taip raso nlonarchijai
prielankls laikrasciai, bet
|reikia patemyti tai, kad Is
|panijoje revoliucijin1is ju-
dejimas nors tue tarpu APP
|slopintas, bet toll grazu ne
;ilgam, kol revoliucijiine
dyasia nepersiims dalis ar
'mijos, ant kurios paremta
visa sosto Wits. Nereikia
Iperdaug Critics, nes kartais
is giedro dangaus gall per-
ikunas trenkti.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-06-27
BALKANQ sANRYsIs.

Ryme isseinantis dienras-
It's Corriere d Italia, pa
siremdamas is tikrq salti-
nip informacijo jomis, pranesa,
kad tarp Bulgarijjos Serbi-
jos, Graikijos ir Cernogori-
jos inVykes susipratimas
reikale bendronis spekomis
ginties, jei kartais ant jig
katros uzpultu Turkija su
savo pretenzijomis.
Tuo tarpu Serbijos laik-
rastis ''Samouprava ta
dienrasccio pranesima kate
|goriskai uzgina, aiskindama,
jogei apie koki ten BalkanQ
pusiasalio viespatysciu SAN
|
rysi nebuta nekuomet nei
kalbos. Girdi, draugiskai
|sugyvenaneios tik Serbia
SUI Bulgaria., oapiekitas pa
nasaus nezinoma. "Samou-
prava" sake, kad sanry-
sys, jei jis gyvuotu, butu
Balkanams pavojingas, nes
tas isrodytu arsi provokaci-
ia prizes Turkus.
Rasi sanrysis, ir inyykes,
bet tue tarpu del visako jis
slepiama.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-06-27
s Pasvestas Reiha1ams Iietuviu
PolitiSkos Zinios.


clio "Kolokol" redaktorius
pasiule suvaziavi-
mui prasyt vyriausybes, kad
j pakeltu algas kaimo po-
pans. Suvaziavusieji po-
pal, zinoma, pritare tam pa
siulijimui smarkiu delnu
plojimu. Bet valstieciQ tar
pc pasigirdo protestu. Vals-
tietis Kochancik is Besara-
bijos eme protestuoti prizes
Ipakelima algos popams ir be
to jau gyvenantiems vals-
tieciu prakaitu, ir reikalau-
ii, kad pakelus jiems algas
butll atintos is cerkviQ ze-
mes ir atiduotos mazaze-
miams valstieGciams. Tuo-
met dumos atstovas Mar
kov IL pertrauke kalbetoja
pranesdamas, jog negais
leisti kalbeti "apie zeme".
Nedavus daugiau Koch
ancikui balso, visi valstie-
ciai urmu isejo is posedziu
sales. Jokiuo budu nepasi-
seke kittens inkalbeti vals-
tiecius, kad jie gristu i po-
|sedi. Be to valstieciai sura-
Sc sayo protokola, kuriame
papeike "suvaziavimo We
dejus-popus". Pc tue pro-
tokolu pasirase % sajungos
skyriu ingaliotiniai, dau-
giausiai is Kievo ir Volyni-
jos guberniju.
suvaziavimas reikejo
baigti, nes is 800 suvaziavu-
sipjp pasiliko laukti pabai-
gos tik 46 zmones.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-06-27
zINI0s NUo KUBos.

Ant salos Kuba naminis
karas nigeriq SUI baltaisiais
nei kick nesimazina ir val
diskoji armija patti viena jo-
hhiuo h'ldn negalinti inveikti
inirtuslu ng,i.s2, Kol kas
|Suvienytos Amerikos Vas
tijos j sala nesiunGia sausze
mio armijos, bet karo laivQ
su jureiviais jau keli pa
sipsta ir maldaujama jq
dar daugiau. Jureiviai te-
mai is laivu issodinami ir pa
|siunciami apsaugoti ir ginti
Americas kapitalistq istai.
gas, kuriu trustai pastarai-
|siais metals ten daug pri-
veise.
Tenai ant salos gyvenan-
tbs SuvienytQ Amer. Valsti-
|jQ konsulis nesenai Wa
shingtonan buvo praneses,
kad Kubos valdiskoji a1mi-
ia tuojaus sukilusius nige-
RUS apmalsysianti ir jis ta-
me sublime nematas jokio
pavojaus. Bet dabar vie
nam a1nerikoniskam lai-
krasciui pagaliau jis sutei-
ke infolmacijas, kad apie
sukileliu numalsinima be
jokios pasalines pagalbos
negali but nei kalbos, ka-
dangi sukileliai esq CANA
puikiai susiorganizave il
laikosi yienybes, su kuria-
ia jie pasirodo labai gain.
gals, ypac turintismintingus
vadus-generolus, kitus kar-
tus tarnavusius valdiskoj
a1mijoj. Konsulis aiskina-
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-06-27
Chicago, Ill, mel
ronIcAdo

Isia balsavimo teises tik SUI
kakus jiems 80 metu am
ziaus.
Toji reforma rinkeju
|skaitliu pakelia apsk1itai
ant astuoniu milijonu. At
leityj lures balsavimo teises
I80ao pilnameciu piliecip, kad
tue talpu siais laikais to-
kin pilieciu esama tik 32%o.
Naujuose itatylnuose pa
zymetinos dar sekancios
smulkmenos: Rinkimai bu-
|sia betarpiniai ir slapti,
ankstesni gi rinkimai gale
sia atsibuti tik tuomet, kuo-
met nei vienas kandidatu
negautu absoliutiskos att
|duotu balsu didumos.
Kas link pripazzinimo bal
savimo teisiu moterims, pre-
nieras Giolitti apreiskes,
kad moterins tokios teises
yra dar perankstyvos pripa-
Unit II, esq, nera reikalo
isiais laikais dar apie tai If
kalbeti. Moteris, esq, ligi
tp, teisiq dar nepriaugu-.
sios.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-06-27

askaata gdlezinkelie-
Andaluzijjos
''pirovin pa5udi-
nes revoliaici jos kla,lsiina
Ispanij nijoje Nuo atmintino
taip labai krlvino straiko,
.koksai siaut6 Katalonijojj
pi1n1 poros naetu tankiai
pasklyzdayo zinios apie tai,
jogei visa kpani ps iaudis
ina Writ i, kad niekas ne
istengs isgelbeti valdzios
Alfonso, kQriss bus privers-
'tas zengtI savo giininaieio
Manuelio .pedomia ty. APP
leisti ant Yisados aavo gim-
TIM krasta kad dsugiau a.
nan nepasin,dzius
Tao tarpu iiss1iintingas
premiere -eHna lejase valdy-
mas, klris pasirode laimi1l-
gu If ,sugabfu politiksi, pri-
yede lig to adreyolia mis-
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1912-06-27

81, kad jis aple s.aki1e eliu
pastebetina tvirt.lina ispat
pradzip zinojeSs, s bet nennore- d
jes sakyt, nesztokie ske1-
biami viesai daIykai butu
tuojaus paskubine isilnaiissy-
ma, koks salos gyventoj jams
esas labai nepageisl as.
Amerikonai ius
1lastingus raportuss labai i.
STRIDE. S
Sukileliu nigerlla vadas,
gen. Estenoz, al1dai at9iruo-
ju laisku pranese visaolnes
nei, kad nigefiai prisilai-
kanti visiskos tvarkos, kad
ue dabar daug dauglalI sti-
presni ir geriau susiorgalli-
zave negu pir1lliau, II ka-
riaujanti ne todel kad ri.
dzius baltuosius z1nones,
bet kadnuverGius ba rtiiaiu
prezidento Gomezo valdzia
If iskovojus sau lygias tel
ses su baltaisiais. Toliau
gen. Estenoz sake, kad val
diskieji kareiviai tankiausia
uzpuldineja ir apiplesia ra-
miuosius gyventojus, be to
zagina moteris, zuda senelius
ir vaikus, ir paskui tas Vi
sas piktadarybes suvereia
ant nekaltq sukileliq nige-
riu.
Keli suokalbinin nkai yiela
nakti noreje iskelti oran Vi
SO Santiago uosta, teeiau a.
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hah" kapitonas tai patenli-
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