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The Washington times., 1912-06-22

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At THE PRICES QUOTED, these places
need no elaborate description to sell
item. All we ask is for you to let us
show them 10 you.
Confectionery and light grocery n. W.. $50
Grocery and confectionery, old stand. $50
Barber shop. 2 chairs; near llbrary...... 400
Lunch room and confectionery; opposite
GOVT dept. ..................,........ 45O
Lunch room, near 9th and + SITS. NV. $50
Cigar and newsstand; bushes st. N. w. b25
4-chair barber shop, near 10th and Pa.
ave ''.''..''.'...''.: ..,..,.''..''.'''' @eVV @
Rooming house; 500 block 11th str. 700
Shooting pnrlor best in city at......... 1OO
Grocery, sell half whole Interest,". 700
Wood coal and Ice business and route. 800
Lunch room in office building ........... 1000
Millinery and notion store; u value at. 900
Hardware. paint, etc, store; only...... $500
Coal wood and grocery and property. q 500
Millinery parlor; a bargain at............ $500
Corner grocery, s. E.; invoice or....... $500
Hat, ETC. store; gIve-away at............, g. 75O
Drug store; 500 day sales; asking....... 5000
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1423 r.
The Washington times., 1912-06-22
CLAIRvo WANTS

PROF. PRINCE, 1911 1lth N. w.-Negro me
dium; desires your patronage in such mat
ters come under his profession.
The Washington times., 1912-06-22
HELP WANTED
Male and Female.

SHORTHAND AND TYPEwRITING-Com
plete course Pitman Barnes and Gregg:
home, $40; Syllable, $50. Private. Instruction.
STENOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE. 3l9 Colorado
RldR- Dhona M 1142.
The Washington times., 1912-06-22
TRUNK REPAIRING

w. T. AND II. CO., 18th and II N W.
BARGAINS - DEALER IN TRUNKS,
SUIT CASES; EXPERT REPAIRING ALSO;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
RADFORD

RadfoId. Va. January 6.--M!ss ANN
Rendcrdne delightfully."- entertained a
number Of her friends Saturday even
Ing. a proverb contest was much en-
toEcd. Miss Jessie Reid was the sue.
cessful contestant Music and dancing
were the main features of the evening
Delicious refreshments were served by
me hostess. assisted by Miss Helen
The New River Grays Chapter. u
D, c.. gave n dance Friday evening in
the Tyler Hall. y large sum vas
res lized fo- tine bencnt of the Home
loI' the Needy Confederate Women.
Miss Anne Cassei has returned homo,
after visiting In Newport News.
Mise Kitty Iloge. OF Roanoke. has
returned home. after visiting at Hal
wick"
Among those who left wedcn stia:
for school We're: Messrs Guy Johnson
Charlie Zimmerman to Roanoke Col
iege' Fred Harvey. Dan Howe and Mr.
Jones TO V. u. I.
Miss Argyle Tutwilcr: who has been
visiting Miss Jessie Reid. left last
week for her home In Blncksburg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
OXFORD
Ispecial IN Thc ri,,es.,,,n.,

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
oxford, n c.. January 6.--A delight
fml family reunion was held the past
week at the Oxford College. Professor
F. 3. Hcbgood, It's president. being the
host, with his five children and four
teen grandchildren as guests Dr. Ed
ward Hobgood and bride We're the honor
guests.
Mrs. Cliff Richards was hostess al
beautiful bridge party on Tuesday ar
ternoon In honor of Mrs. Edward Nc
kethan. OF Fayetteville. formerly Miss
Lulio Biggs. of oxford. After the game
Mrs. Rcbardg served elegant refresh
ments.
A. l.. Hamilton gave delightful stag
supper at his home OF Wednesday night
20 halfdosen OF his friends The
Tome was decorated with branches OF
FOLLY. bright red flowers and running
cedar. with scarlet flowers and terms
banked on rhe mantels. In the dining
room the table was set with A centre
Issco OF white flowers and ferns, and
7he candles were shaded IN white ana
tilver.
The Recreation Club had as it's host
cas on Tuesday morning Mrs. B. S
Royster. Her home was never more
attractive than on this occa aston. with
'ts profusc Christmas decorations and
'eaulIIu! DiOOlHlitE bSdClItnS ana mar
Cissus throughout tho reception rooms.
Tho honor guest was Mrs. Edward Hob
good. 4 two-course luncheon was
served after the games.
Quite n charming affair was given
by Mrs. J. G. Davis al her home OH
Front Street Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs Scott Hunt, OF Richmond,
w'ho is the house guest Of Mrs. sam
Parker. Games were enjoyed. aftc.
which Mrs. Davis served luncheon in
three courses.
a brilliant reception was given on.
Tuesday evening last by Mr.. and Mrs
a a. Hicks a their new home on Col
lego Street, i'll honor of MIR, and Mrs
William Minor. OF Durham \ g., who
were :ecertly married in El!zabo,n CITY
the bride being Miss Ettic Aydlctt. Tho
house was beautifully decorated for
tho occas sion.
Mr. ard Mrs William Smith. OF VIII
son. n. c., who have been hero on
visit to their parents. returned home
on Monday.
Mrs. James s. Rogers is at home from
Richmond. where she has been spending
: the holidays wiki relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
SOUTH BOSTON
Especial TO The Timcs-pispatch1

Especial TO The Times
IT StnInn, boston: Va. January 6.-Dr.
dInnnr ~ bn belt gave an elegant stag
nid NJ lh n1hor OF his friend, DIR. Don
aia MePhail. Of Randolph. at his home
on JEFFERSON Street OH the cyoninp ~
T5s h hen'' Eight courses were served.
nrn . iidii ana dining room wero dec
Grated with cut flowers and ferns tho
s Goior scheme being green and rcd,
Ioast5 were offered the host accom-
IIeu WIN many remarks of n com
pIiinentafy nature, the chief orator OF
'1'e evening being the guest OF honor.
NoG ne invited guests were: DR.. stuart
uiss. OF Richmond: Drs samuel
ihyIe and liawley Martin, or Lynch.
ior. Of non, vntneS Irwin and Jack MIL
1aahs, or Brooknenl: Drs. BAILEY and
beckett, of Scottshurg: Drs. Jordan
a snd HHs ssy Of Virgilinn; Drs. Fuller
Or Turbeville. Drs. Smiley Booker and
slol'in: OF Houston: Or. John Caring
U I1n. OF M, Laurel: Dr. Mcdonald. Of
OF Natb,i mn; Drs- i.acy and Merritt.
gubiican Grove: DR.. Henry Gum, of
ESodoon: DR.. Dudley Barksdale. OF
satherlin; DR.. Henry EasI.y, DR.. T. e.
I1rmstrons; DR.. |. Keith Briggs and
DR.. G. A. Stover. Of south Boston.
Frank craddock, OF jackson. AItss..
VISITED relatives here during the
sIiss Elizabeth Green ha, returned
Amherst 80
Wade Keith. OF Lynchburg. spen,
lev fe days here this week Waiting
Mrs. Turner, OF Oxford. y. C.. is tho
Euent Of her sister Miss Alice Col
Mrs; s. a. Holeraan. of Greensboro.
a. +. Franklin this week.
George W. Norwood has returned
iro Mts5 2 nip 70 Richmond,
richmond or Thursday TO resume her
atud!es al the WoD1an's College.
Misa Frances Waddy. who has been
Mrs. !: *. Briggs, al this place. will
days
Miss Laura Atkinson, of Richmond.
upper Main
been visiting AIr. and AIre. r. Hunter
Boaziey at this place. have returned
10 M ;heir IN home en- in Chase City G.
San a. Irby. OF Columbia. s. G., were
guests Of Mrs. Sam Dunn this week
Mrs. J; X. Franklin, Misses Marie and
lin. OF this slace will leave In few
days for Plant City. Fla. whore they
Will reside In the future.
Landrum Hardy returned to Fork
his studies.
Mrs. Andrew Glascock, of Richmond.
visited friends IN South Boston during
tho week.
Miss Laraiettc Morton. who has
been spending tho holidays at homo.
returned to Danvllle.
Frank Mebane has returned from q
visit 10 Greensboro.
bliss Maude Mebanc, OF Burlington
n C.. is visiting her parents at this
place.
Mr.. md Mrs. J. S. Brookes. OF Drakes
Branch, visited relatives in South
Boston. \ few days ago
Chss. Elliott, of Asheville. who has
been visiting his parents here, has re-
turned.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
POCAH0NTAs
Especial to The Timcs-Disnatc !

Especial to The Timc5-D ispa tell
Pocahontas, Va, January G.--aIrs. r.
Acton Landon was the charming host
ess Of a progressive bridge party given
at her home on East ST. Clair Street
on Wednesday evening in honor Of
Mrs. Clyde Beerbower. of Salem The
first prize, a pair OF silk hose. wa )
won by Mrs G b. irving, ana tho
consolation by Airs. II. Marvin I'm
berger. this being a hand painted plate
Both prizes were presented to the
guest of honor.
Mrs. jesse WOodrum Easley gave
n leap year german at the Masonic
Temple on Monday evening in honor
of her house guests, the Misses Elicit,
of Christian aburE; Easleys. OF Athens,
w. Va, and Angles, OF Northfolk W
Va. 1t was decidedly ono OF the most
successful affairs ever given in this
place Mrs. j w Easley led, with tho
assistance of G.. \. Dennen.
The oaks, the h0mc of Mr.. and Mrs
w. H. Walters. was the scene of n
Very charming entertainment on Sat
llrday evening in honor of Miss Pres
ton. Of Salem, who's was their house
Fuest for the Yulatide season.
A number of games were INDUCED in
and prizes awarded. Miss Sadie Elicit
OF Christianahurg; received thu FIRST
ladys prize. and Or. Alexander Haller,
ot New York City, received the gem
Ssleman'S price,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
BRISTOL

ISpccial to The limos Dispatch.l
s,n rls,oi' VA, va. January S:-Miss Lucille
8. Simpson. was the hostess at a
party on Tuesday evening, which was
offended by about fifty OF her young
decorated for tho occasion, and dainty
refreshments were served. Tho func-
ton was In honor of Miss Hubbard.
OF suffolk. and Miss Hunter. Of John
son City.
Miss Pauline Cody. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. i. NJ. Cody. was the hostess
OF luncheon on Tucsday afternoon at
me nome of her parents on. Anderson
Misses Katherine and Frances Swami.
OF cambridge. Tenn. who are stopping
n, IN Bristol en- route for Washington.
swami were: Miss Vivian Aston and
MISS Margaret Aston, of aIcadowyIew
and Miss Dora Barker and Miss Susie
Brown. of Bristol.
OF the Sycamore Shoals Chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
on THO occasion Of its monthly meet
ing on Wednesday afternoon The SUB.
tect Of the paper read was Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. James a. Stone enter
tanned large number OF relatives
during tho holiday. their home being
,he scene OF Joyous family reunion.
Among those present We're: Mr. and
Mrs j y. EosunE. OF Pulaski. Va: Mr.
o'iN pI- a. VI H. olllFS ana CHiihrcN, of
Greensboro. y. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Riley
Stone and children
Dr. and Mrs. J. T. McIntye and chill
drcn have returned from Flem!ngs-
burg. ny. where they spent the holt
days With relatives.
Harry Bachman has returned TO
school ut the University OF North Caro-
Ina, after spending the holidays with
nome folks IN Bristol.
Miss Emma Allison. after a visit to
Misc Ethel kriel at Hotel Bristol, has
returned to Nashville.
Henry Barker, who spent the holt
Gays with hiH parents. Colonel and
Mrs. J. NJ Barker. has returned TO
school at Washington and Lee Uni
rersity.
DR. and Mrs. Caral Newman. wny
spent the holidays with Bristol r.la-
lives have returned to Blacksburg.
where DR.. Newman is a member ot
virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Miss Susie Ford has returned from
Front Royal. where she spent the hoii-
days with her parents.
Miss Kate Pitts. a teacher in the
city high school. has returned from
Demercsi. Ga, where she visited with
home folks during the holidays
The Rev. Frank Thompson and fam
ily nave gone to Pine Bluff. Ark,
where they Will make their home Mr.
Thompson resigned the pastorate Of
the First Christian Church here in
order TO anter business in Arkansas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
Muslin Underwear Greatest Values Ever Offered in Richmond
SEE THESE GREAT BARGAINS TOMORROW

The CSC Gowns sold by Thalhimcr's
cannot be duplicated for less than
sl.o5 and $3.50. These comprise
high, V and Dutch neck, also lot OF
Slipoycrs, made Of longcioth, Main
sock, lingerie cloth and some very
heavy muslins; extra sizes among
them, trimmed with laccs and cmbroid-
cry, mcdallions, let in bcddings with
ribbon run through. These have to be
seen to be appreciated; choice 90
Of more than 100 dozen for. JCC
Is dozen Hcmstitchcd Ruff
ile Drawers, open or closed, IT,
for 1890. ................. AJS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

Extra size Drawers, same Or
grade as above, for ...... ISC
Fancy Lace and Embroidery Trim
med Drawers, circular or straight
styles, sonic with mcdallions let in,
open or closed; about IS styles TO-
to select from, for. QUO
Misses Lace and Embroidery Trim
med Drawers, cannot be dupli- 90
Gated for less than SOC, for SCC
French Nainsook Corset Covers,
large variety OF styles to select from,
lace and embroidery trimmed,
ribbon run through beading, En-
lor ....... l............... SUS
l>ongcloth Corset Covers, lace and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

embroidery trimmed, several DE-
Styles, Tor .............. G1A
A lot OF Combination Suits, made of
longcloth and French nainsook, not
all sizes III this lot, sold usually for
Sl.o0 and Sl.5o; Skirt or TE.
. Drawers; these for. DC
The Knee Length Skirt,
lace and embroidery trimmed, Or
Full Length Skirt. some c0
trimmed with embroidery. for QUO
Skirts at 9sc, with knee nounces Of
lace inserting, some finished with
heading and ribbon, Others with cm-
broidery flounces; cannot be dupli
Gated Tor less than S1.59 and Si.5O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
White Goods
AT Sale Prices

19c value A1crcerizcd Madras for
waistings, just the winter zcp1
time weight; inventory price, lac
SOC value, extra size cord and weight,
in pique. the popular wclts and Bed
ford cord effects Tor spring; in Or
vcntory price, width 81 inches COC
Thalhimcr Special LongcIoth, soft
finish, for underwear makings, being
36-inch, II yards to piece; C110
inventory price, piece. -. OAHU
1oc Dotted Swiss, all size
dots, sheer in quality, extra 1T1
Again we have Imported White
Rose English Suitine, strongest and
most durable fabric made, indcstruct-
iblc linen finish; not impaired
in laundering; S6-ineh; per On,
yard ...........-... 6VN
Luna Lawn; looks. lasts, laundcrs
like linen. This fabric is we'll adapted
for embroiderine, the yarns being
especially durable for their weight,
while the crisp and Iustrous finish re-
senblcs the more costly linen; sSE.
15c, 19c and MJC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
Shirt Specials

Mems 75c Fancy Plated and Plain
Bosom Shirts, only 10 dozen in Enn
the lot; sale price. .. JUG
One lot OF New Columbia S1OO
Shirts, slightly soiled; sale co.
Another lot OF Anchor Brand Shirts,
the full cut shirt, slightly 90,
mussed; sale price .......... OJC
Mems Working Shirts, the good,
strong long-wearing kind, cut full
size, made with collar attached, Eno
Tor ................. OUS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
Knit Underwear for
Women and Children
At Sale Prices

Closing out prices on odd lots OF
Knit Underwear.
p, Ladies faI sl.oo Part Wool 5Oc
rants Tor 0OS
Boys Grey Vests and Pants, part
wool, up to II years, not all sizes in
the lot; the SOC to SIG ones Or
soc Union Suits, the Onctia or
make, size ? TO u years, for. LOC
a lot OF extra size Vests %.
and Pants; instead OF SOC for. OJC
Fleece Lined Union Suits, , TO i6
years. soicd from show; SOC Or.
ones for ........ j1c
Ladies SOC Pants, sizes i SP
and ,, Tor. ................ GSl
Knit Skirts. the Sl25 ones for orc;
the Sl.5o ones for SIPS, CT EA
and the $500 ones for. ID L eVU
Extra sizes included
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

at their nome at Biltmoro, entertained
q number OF their friends at holi-
day party, which was given on Tues
day afternoon.
Hiss Frances Oates was the hostess
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

by her. at the Country Club on wednes-
day afternoon. supper was served ana
a. good 1tinlc was experienced by those
who attended Ss "a
\: AZ her home on beaumont Mountain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07
Here SIX Other Great
Monday Values

Mems Fine 25c Suspenders, 40.
five dozen on sale tomorrow. i u
MEMS SOC Fancy Four-in-Hands;
sale price 35c OF 8 pair for $l.OO
Mems l7c Wool Mixed Half Hose,
in Oxford, natural and blue, 191
One lot OF Mems SOC Mufilers, in
white and black and few col Or.
ors; sale price ............ MpC
Mems $50 Half Wool Coat
Sweaters, in grey only; sale 90.
price. ................. OOS
Mems soc Fleeccd Lined Gauntlet
Gloves 39c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-07

all Of whom had an exceedingly en-,
joyable time, The homo 5sa5 tasitirt
decorated with Chriatmas dscorations,
and laft Ell the games delicious ssfrssarsl
rnents were served. n AZ f} "A 8t
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-28
AWantura w sadzie.
ObFakany przerywa przesluchy. Proces
Boenera.
Odwiedziny dynamiciarzy.
Spedzili klka godzin gmachu srodmiejskim. Skrad
y. przeszio $4,000 W gotowce towarach.
Skradli|

staly tylko strzepy, jego pomoc-
nicy Bert Chambers Gus Koch
me r6wniez zostali niebezpiecz-
ME przez ptaka podrapani.
w okolicy miasta Chicago od-
dawna widziano duzego oria. Kill
kakrotnie pokazai sic w parku
Jacksona, a raz nawet pojawi} sic
mad srodmiesciem i zataczai o.
gromne kola. Farmerzy W pobli-
zu miasta Chicago odczuwali o.
becnoSc kr6la ptakow. Kradt inn
drobne zwierzeta domowe i to
dose czesto. Zdaje sic, re ostatnie
burze Sniezne sprowadziiy ptaka
do miasta. Brak zeru dai mu sic
we znaki przywedrowai zn6w
, do Chicago, ably sic tu posilic.
Opiekunom dziczyzny donie-
siono, re orzei gniezdzi sic ma
drzewie przy Oakley ave. Adams
udai sic tam re swylni pomocni-
kami. Ptak istotnie znajdowal Sic
ma drzewie. Adams wylazi IA
wierzcholek drzewa i chwycii pta
ka "a noge. Ptak szarpnai sic i
spadl Z drzewa razem Adam
sem. Ma ziemi rozpoczela sic
walka. Orzel ugryzi opiekunowi
dziczyzny HAWAI- palca, podarf
mu ubranie rzucii sic ma pomo-
cnikow. Ptaka nareszcie zdoiano
zwiazaG. Jest to wspaniaiy okaz
kr6la ptakow. Orze} jest try i
pol stopy wysoki, a skrzydla cd
koica do konca mierza oSm stop.
Orla oddano zarzadcy zwierzyi
ca w parku Lincolna tam bedzie
na wystawie. Me wiadomo jed
max czy sic utrzyma, jest to starry
ptak a ptaki drapiezne w rodzaju
orl6w zadne ME trzymaja sic w
niewoli. Dotychczasowe okazy
ME zdychajq dlatego, re je schwy-
tano, gdy byly piskletami i cza-
sem kompletnie oswojono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-28
Krotkie Notatki Hiejskie.
Krewni Williama M. Hy-

- Krewni Williama M. Hy-
mes, 3532 West Adams utica, o.
fiarowali S1OO nagrody temu, kto-
ry wytropi bandytow, kt6rzy o.
bill ograbili Hymesa, zabierajac
mu gotowka i w bizuteryi oko-
10 81, 300.
= w stacyi policyjnej W sa-
die municypalnym przy Clark
ulicy warunki zdrowotne So
wprost okropne. Sedzia klercy
tego sadu domagaja sic lepszego
lokalu.
- Williama Warda Jamesa
Andersona uznano winnymi O.
brabowania Nelsa Jacobsona,
zam. pnr. 1856 LeMoyne Utica.
Skazano ich obu ma try miesia-
ce wiezienia $25 kary. Obai 50
notorycznyni zlodziejami kic-
szonkowymi.
- Charles Powers pracujacy
dla Commonwcait Edison Co. 6o-
niosl policyi o TEN, ze trzech zlo-
dziejow kieszonkowych W tram
waju ma State ul. wyciagnelo mu
kieszeni SAB W got6wce $45 W
czekach.
j. c. Johnstone, asystent W
wydziale oakteryologii w miej-
skiem laboratoryum, zapadi ma dy
fterye i znajduje sic W szpitalu l.
zolacyjnym. Zdaje sic, re John
stone padi ofiara swego niebez-
piecznego zawodu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-28
TeIegTamy zagTaniGzne'
q Chin.

Nankin, % lutego. - Rad
chinSki wyslal ultimatum rzado-
Wi holenderskiemu a zarazenl
wysiai 3 krazowniki ku wyspie
Jawie Z poleceniem zbombardo-
wanna miasta tamtejszego Bata-
vii, jeSli Holandya natychmiast
ME zaplaci Chinom odszkodowa-
MIA "a zamordowanie W Batawii
trzech Chinczykow = przez zoi-
merry holenderSkich. Z nieporo-
izumienia tego wyniknac mogla-
by wojna holendersko chinska
Energiczne wystapienie Chin "a
wdzieczyG nalezy prowizoryczne-
,mu prezydentowi, Drowi Sun
Yuat-Senowi.
Pekin, sssutego, = Odbyio sic
tn RAIDER uroczyseie oficyaIne "a
wiadoniienie expremiera Yuan
Szi-Kaja o wyborze ma prezyden-
ia republiki. Delegacya repubC-
kanska wezwaia nowego prezy-
denta, by przysiege ma urzqd zio-
wi w Nankinie. Jest ia delega-
eva upowazniona do pertraktowa-
MIA prezydentem sprawach
skladu i siedziby przysziego rzq-
du.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-28

strzem ,,wielkiego Berlina", po
polaczeniu miasta przedmiescia-
mi obrany zostai DIR, K. Steiniger.
Wielki Berlin liczy obecnie
3,3OO,OOO ludnosci; jego rada
mieiska sklada sic ze 100 czion-
kow.
= Ma wniosek socyalistow ko-
misya budzetowa parlamentarna
skresliia budzetu cesarza SUNG
100000 marek, przeznaczonych
ma wsparcia dla biednych, a pre-
znaczono sume te ma dodatkl
drozvzniane dla podurzednikow.
w Grudziadzu skazano ma
kare smierci wdowe KEEPER "a o.
trucie dwu mezow i rodzicow
wlasnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-02-28
.Te|egramy krajoWIe'
Stany Ziednoczone Mexyk.

Stany ZJednoczone a MeXyk.
Washington, 20' lutego. - W
departamencie panstwa dobre
wrazenie zrobif zwrot w revolt
cyl W Mexyku. Ma razie i W maj
blizszej przyszloSci, jak sic ida
je, interwencya Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych ma korzySc mieszkahc6w
mad granica ME okaze sic potrze-
bnq. Zajecie Juarezu otwiera po-
wstahcom miejsce przvWozu bro
nj i amunicyi, Rad Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych, tax jak to czynif W
zeszlym roku W czasie powstan:a
Madery, wszelkie przedmioty clu
podlegajqce przesylane przez FL
Paso do Mexyku, odstepowac be-
die urzedowi clowemu w .Juarez.
Rad Stan6w Zpednoczonych jest
zdecydowany zachowac neutral
nose jak naj5cisleisza. Wszelkie
przesyiki, kt6re jako towary
przez fabrykant6w beda wysyla-
ne do odbiorcow W Mexyku,
dostana sig do rak kupujacego bez
przeszkody re strony wiadz tu-
tejszych. Jezeliby jednak istniaio
podejrzenie, re W obrebie Stan6w
Ziedn. istnieje spisek przeciw
rzadowi mexykaiiskiemu. to 70
stanie zarzadzone sledztwo, a
winnych pociagnie sic do odpo-
wiedzialnoscl.
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z Mexyku.

Juarez, % lutego. - Revolt
cyoniSci zajeli miaSto prawie bez
walk po krotkiej tylko strzelani-
ME; poddalo sic ono widzac ME
mozliwoSc i beznadziejnOsc oPo-
ru; armia rewolucyjna, ktora do
wodzi gen. Campo liczyla 1900
ludzi; Z tych Campo 300 Pozosta-
via w mieScie, a sam dzisiaj Il
dale sic Z reszta ma stolice Stanu,
miasto Chihuahua, kt0rego bronl
general federalny Orozco, o kto-
,rym nieprawdziwa krazyia Po-
gloska. il sic byl do rewolucyl
przyiaczyl. Rewolucyoniscl usta-
nowili W Juarez nowy Rad VIA
sny; w mieScie spokoj; rewolu-
cvoniSci zachowuja sic oglednie l
przvzwoicie; widocznie ME chcq
.oni dac powodu do interwencyi
amerykanskiej. RewolucyoniSci
ME sadza, ably armia Madery u
silowala i'm odebrac Juarez, choS
podobno niezbyt odlegle sa woj-
ska federalne.
Mexyk, miasto, 2S lutego. Do
nOsza Z Guadalajara, ze W Po-
blizu Tonga stoczyi oddziai fede-
rainy bitwe z rewolucyonistami
j pobil ich; 3Otu legio ma placu
boju. L pogranicznej fanny W
Cuervo, gdzie onegdaj ncowboye'
mexykanscy wsparci przez anne,
rykanskich stoczyli walke Z ma
pastnikami rewolucyjnymi, dono-
sza, ze obecnie Panuje tam juz
spok6j; napastnikow odParto, !
wiasciciele fanny juz bezpiecz-
nj.
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z wojny.

KonStantynoPol, 2S lutego. =
Urzedowy rapport z Bejrutu dono-
81. re w bitwie tam stoczonej
przez okrety wloskie niemie-
ckie Turcy stracili diva okrety, a
zgineio ma Mich Al oficerow / zoi-
merry, oraz Sc os6b cywilnych,
znajdujacych sic ma okretach
w porcie ma wybrzezu. 20 Office