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New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
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marco. General Musical Director pruIU9uir,
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New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
rnANspACIFlc MAILS.

Nueces, Tampa, Ma .olI i0. h a.. a..
q " savannah, Savanna ssv -
Huron, Jacksonville, 'IH w..
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IlTGII WATER.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise. b -. sunset 30 moon sets, Dos;
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New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
rorccn.t for srecIaI Localltie..-ror

ports will have brisk northwest winds and gen
orally fair 90 the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
INCOMING STEAMERS.
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New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
Negro Returns TO Work as Usual,

This was as far as the detectives w'r,
able to get until yesterday morning, when
~ his usual hour. S o'clock, copper entered
the house uncouc,rucdly TO go 10 work i'
prof,ss,d surprise at'nnding the detectives
there. and denied knowing that anything
had gone wrong in Mrs. IIucbonor's apart
mruts
How much money have ypu got In your
pockets" said Detective Hawkins, sud
denly.
Fifteen dollar. about" Copper said,
starting to feel In his pockets. bat the do
,rctiyc- seized his hands 90 got letter
last night from my mother with some
money I'm f."
A search Of his pockets revealed $50. lie
could not explain this large amount "vi-
IDENTIFY having thought he had lost more at
craps.
whats that spot on your sleeve" De-
tcctfye Randolph said pointing to a red
spot
and how did this blood get on this bin"
Captain Tuuucy said.
These things coming in such rapid sue
resyun took copper on his feet and hc
,oolIv admitted he had attacked Mrs. Hue
bcnor. and had robbed her. He took moth
ing from her apartment but money. al
though a quantity Of jewelry was on the
| bureau.
Mrs. Huebcnor is widow living alone in
a gevcn-room apartment on the fourth floor
/ Of the Riviera apartments. Her only com
ranion was a small dog She is supported
[ hv her son. Paul Huebenor who Is con.
r,rted with the Alexander Smith carpet
/ firm He is At present in san Francisco for
| the firm Dr. Campbell. who treated the
| injured woman said that despite her age
/ her vitality was 50 strong that he had
| homes of her recovery
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
FREE ORGAN RECITaLS

urlng Lent at : Is + NJ.
Miss Stella Hammersteln
& co. Ned Wsyburn & 60
Blossom Sceley. - others.
Mile DAZIE. villa Holt
Wakefield. Bcdini & Ar.
thur aud big Show"
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1912-10-24
The Youths Companion For 1915

The Youths Companion appeals
to every interest of family life, from
housekeeping to athletics. 1t begins
with stories of youthful vim and
vigor, with articles which disclose
the secrets of successful play in the
great games, with charming tales
of life at the girls colleges. But
The Companion does not surrender
these readers when they have enter
ed the more serious paths of life.
Mothers will welcome the page for
little children and the weekly doc
tors article. Fathers will find the
important news of the day as it is,
and not as it is rumored to be. The
entire household will appreciate the
sketches which touch gently on the
common foibles or caricature eccen-
tricity. In short, for less than four
cents a week The Companion brings
into the home clean entertainment.
pure inspiration. fine ideals, increast
Of knowledge.
Names rarely seen in the tables
of contents will be found in the
Companions Announcement for
1913, which will be sent upon
request-with samples of the paper.
to those not familiar with it.
Every new subscriber for 1913
will receive free all the issues for
the remaining weeks of 1912; also.
free, The Companion Window Trans
parency and Calendar for 1913, in
rich. translucent colors-t the most
beautiful Of all Companion sow
enirs.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION,
Ia Berkeley St.. Boston, Mass.
New Subscriptions Received at this
Office.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1912-10-24
Irrigationists Meet In Bozeman

The engineers interested in the
United States Reclamation Service
for the district which includes Mon
tana, North Dakota and Wyoming
met in Bozeman on October 18th
and 18th, at which time H. n. Saw
age, engineer in charge of this dis
trict and F. H. Newell. head Of the
reclamation service, together with
representative engineers from each
of the government projects in the
district held conference with Pres
ident Hamilton of Montana State
College. The State College is to be
made the headquarters Of the ser
vice for this district with view Of
making the institution the feeder
for the service. A number of en-
gineers of important irrigation pro
jects in the state both private and
under the Carey Act were present
at the conference.
The meeting was not one of pro-
moters, Mr.. Savage said, but for
men who are actually putting in
their time and money in irrigation
development.
Mr.. Newell gave lecture to the
young men Of the college in which
he showed the Importance of work
in irrigation engineering in the
northwest. He stated that the de-
mand for men along this line of
work far exceeds the supply.
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1912-10-24
PLATFORM OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF
DAWSON COUNTY, MONTANA

WE County
VI Ae' ''oe At0'~'AT "N f+~Ns~ '-~ wa ' '
ra9re ~stramsnt noitea
Tborno candidate
snnnar
Hon walsh
elected and
nas@e not n the Oregon senatorial primary Law but Of all
passage y nv =
following
~
shova n1sage 81 soamnIv
VIZ $3.50 Aha Tsss
arainst
Graf Party and the nbie
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1912-10-24

Conn, New York. Pa, Ohio, Ind.
Del. and Wyo., asking how they |
will vote this year. The results
show Roosevelt slightly in the lead |
in Conn. and Pa, and Woodrow
Wilson in the lead in New York,
Ohio, Ind, Del, and Wyo.
Married women want shorter
hours and more alimony.
Even a married man does as he
pleases as long as he pleases his wife.
Just because a man does the
things his wife wants him to do is no
sign that he is stuck on his job.
Congress may yet catch up with
Fernando DeSoto and discover the
Mississippi River.
Yes Mable, one can like all three
Of the leading candidates il one does
not believe all they say.
AS man of some science himself,
Charles Murphy must admire the
way Gov. Wilson sidesteps a rush.
A Scientist declares that the speed
mania has converted a great many
automobiles into nervous wrecks
We would like to have him diagnose
the case Of the man who has to
dodge him.
George w. Perkins dominates
Chairman Hilles to the Ananias Club,
and of course distinguished secon-
der will easily be found.
Somebody ought to tell President
Taft and his friends that Presiden-
tial campaign is going on.
That long lost tribe up in the Arc
tic regions that hadn't been heard
of before since 1412, must have
been surprised when Informed that
the traffic hadn't been revised down
ward yet.
Some day someone will invent a
disappearing ink, and then they
won't be no more Clapp investigat-
ing committee.
There is absolutely no hope of
beef getting cheaper. so let us re-
turn to our muttons.
The man who recently married IN
New York for The eleventh time
paid a neat little tribute to the con-
nubial bliss.
A New York Judge says it is per-
fectly legal to worry husband,
thus lifting all restraint from the
Broadway chorus girls.
A correspondent wishes to know
what is the color of a bull moose?
White in the South. Black in the
North.
Speaking of grave offenses, there
| is the Chicago man who tried to flir'
in cemetery.
On humping it's venerable walls
Col. Roosevelt processes to have
discovered places that sound hollow
lin the so-called solid South.
From the high cost of lamb-chops
one gathers that they also are pro
tected under schedule K, being
technically by-product of wool.
Kansas City has one policewomai
and proposes to appoint more. l
they are pretty ones the railroad
might do well to run excursions t,
Kansas City for men who want t
get pinched.
Alimony is the postgraduate fe
in the course of love.
A woman in New York was sent T.
Jail for beating her husband. Is no
this one of woman's rights?
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1912-10-24

- m convention elected present and procure 10 passed possible
by the 5 We hereby that the Come
shall all lawful their
the state Oh - he recommendations herein contained
the enacted providing
we pea' live stock. sanitory
10
we ~ / wynn commend him TO the voters f the County m
election i.
Inc 9Hes
with pflG9 70 Kelly and now
secure the school houses
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1912-10-24
Brief and Breezy


Speaker Clark. they say, spent
little money on his pre-convention
campaign. Thus he escapes vain
regrets Of large denominations.
This is the season of the year when
candidates for office begin to talking
to death what little chance they may
have had.
Judge Gaynor has been saluted as
the ablest mayor New York ever
had. w. r. Hearst will never agree
that he is ever as able a mayor as
New York came pretty near having.
The raise in the price Of Chicago
meat may be the farewell gasp of
the trusts before the effects of the
bumper corn crops begin to assert
themselves.
In expressing confidence of his
own reelection, President Taft has
submitted another issue to the gov
ernor and the Colonel for mild
discussion.
The West Virginia girl who flag
ged train with her apron in time
to prevent wreck owes an apology
to the moving picture men for not
notifying them first.
Mr. Elliot, of Harvard, says he is
for Wilson. but surely he would not
put him on the 5-foot shelf.
In appearance at least. the fuzzy
hat is last years birds nest.
Maybe Gov. Wilson was afraid
that staying at home might develop
into habit SO he is hot on the stump.
In the event that the Colonel is
elected viii it be proper to speak Of
the members Of the cabinet as the
mine little moses?
The Toledo Blade predicts a mild
winter, because the fuzzy hats are
less so than usual. Anyway fuzzy
hat knows as much as a weather
bureau.
Trains are alresdy getting stuck in
Montana snowdrifts. Advocates OF
an old fashioned winter may. there
fore point with pride"
Listen to the candidate. Yet wo'
men have been called the taikative
sex.
After woman has been married
a few years she quits trying the
plans she cuts out of the newspaper:
to make home happy for her hus
band.
Chairman Hilles evidently holds
that ii is best to enjoy life as he goe:
along. He still insists that Taft:
election is certain.
When Finn, the Pittsburgh hos:
said Penrose lied, it sounded like hi:
masters voice.
Having been bitten, Bob" LaFol.
lette is reported to be bitter.
The Maine hunters who continue tt
kill each other instead of the animal.
are true conservarionists.
Demand for men il heard from thu
East and West, and The voice Of the
calamity shouter Is drowned in the dir
Of industry Who says politics inter
rupt business?
This is the open season for bosses
and other conventions.
Not knocking two American in
dustries at all, but President Murp
ny will make the Chicago Cubs cut
out booze and cigarettes next year,
when baseball begins.
After woman has hung to ;
street-car strap FOR eight miles thu
old argument that woman suffrag,
would be the death Of chivalry fail.
to inspire her with awe.
The New York Herald has sem
out "A. 900 postal cards to voters il
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1912-10-24

Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1912.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL. TICKET
For President
WOODROW WILSON
For Vice President
THOMAS z. MARSHALL
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET

presidential Mccarthy George NJ Hou of
Kape of Blaine and John MaGinn'ss Butte
Walsh of Helena
Governor-samuel v Stewart of Virginia City.
Lieutenant governor-W. w. of
ewown and j. NJ Evans
Missoula.
For justice-Sydney Sanner of Miles City.
For offs tate-A. NJ Anderson of Livingston
For attorney general-D M. Kelley of Boulder.
For w. Rae of
For states William Heating of Missoula.
public ntctionH A Dvee of Lwlstown
For ailroadco commissioners H. Hall of Great Falls
judicial Montana comprising the counties
of Dawson and Custer &C Hurley OF Gendive.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-27
TGIGgramy zagraniCzne,
Rewolucya na Kubie.


Havana, % maja. - Powstanie
negrow W prowincyi Oriente SEE
rzy sic SLIME sytuacya stale sic
krytyczna. Rad, zdaje sic, ME
zbyt latwo dale sobie. rade re-
wolucyonistafi, ktorzy grasuja
rabuja po okolicy, niszczac plan
tacye j zagrazaja zyciu i mieniu
biafych. w FL Sile banda ne
grow napadia ma plantacye zni-
szczyla je do szczetu, a konie i
bydlo uprowadzono. lima gro
mada napadla cukrownie pad
Santa Lucia, nalezace do An1ery-
kanow: wojska niema tam nj
gdzie w okohcy, ale ludnoSc
dzielny stawia opor.
Santiago. % maja. - Stosunki
ME poprawily sic ami troche; ze-
wszad napiywaja naglace prosby
o opieke i ochrone wojska, kt6-
remu Rad ME moze zadoSc uczy-
mic, DO musi mice zoinierzy do
swej dyspozycyi. Ped Figuabos
zoinierze znieSli Gala bande ne
grow tam grasujacych. $50 ne
grow, dobrze uzbrojonych napa-
do ma kopalnie miedzi W Ell
Cobre, ale odparto ich przy po-
mocy uzbrojonych gornikow, kto-
rye hstrzaly odpedziiy napast-
nik6w. MiejscowosG Baracao jest
powaznie zagrozona; w Palma
Losiana grasuje banda genera
Ia" Estenozs, jednego przy-
w6dc6w rewolucyi. Negrzy po-
psuli tory kolejowe, tax, re ko-
munikacya jest bardzo utrudnio-
na.
Havana, 81 maja. = Rad tu-
tejszy wystosowal do rzadu Sta
now Zjedn. note, W ktorej wyra-
"a podzieke "a gotowoSc niesie-
MIA pomocy ma Kubie W obecnych
jej kiopotach z negrami. Rad
wyraza nadzieje, ze W ciagu dni
kilku stfuni bunt sam, przeto ME
4yczy sobie j ME spodziewa sic
interwencyi z zewnatrz. Prey
dent Gomez zaprotestowal wy
raznie przeciw interwencyi anne
rykahskiej; na ktora wyglada
ktora zapowiada silna kancentra-
cya floty pod Key West. Rad
czyni co moze, by rewolucye o.
panowac, wysiai juz ma zagrozone
terytoryum 1000 ludzi, 5000 ka-
rabin6w i stosowny zapas anu
nicyi; organizuje wreszcIe od-
dziaiy -ochotnicze. Dotychcza-
sowa akcya rzadu przyniosla do
bre rezultaty W kazdem starciu
negr6w pobito. Nalezy przeto 20
stawic Kubie swobode do zaiat-
wienia tel swojej wewnetrznej
sprawy. Taxa jest treSc przedsta-
vienna prezydenta Gomeza, wy
slanego do Waszyngtonu.
2 Danii.
Kopenhaga, 81 maja. : Krolo-
wa-wdowa Ludwika ciezko zanie-
mogia po pogrzebie meza, krola
Fryderyka VIIIgo; dostaia ona
groznego ataku nerwowego.
Ze Szwecyi.
Stockholm, 27 maja. = Odby-
waja sic tu W dalszym ciagu /
grzyska olimpijskie miedzynaro-
DOVE; onegdaj nowe ma Mich T.
stanowiono rekordy W rzucaniu
dyska (kra1ka) i W biegu pie
Sym ma przestrzeni 5000 me
trow.
z Anglii.
Londyn. 81 maja. = Obecnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-27
Wiseprezyden Sherman w Chi
cago.

cago.
w sobote do Chicago przyje'
chai wiceprezydent Stanow Zje.
dnoczonych James Schoolcraft
Sherman. Pc jego odjezdzie "a
raz rozeszla sic pogloska, Il
Sherman przyjechal tu W sprawie
senatora Lorimera. Sherman
miai tn podobno przyjechac "
celu zazadania rezygnacyi cd Sc
natora, bo podobno jest juz RE
cza pewna, re Senat Stanow lie.
dnoczonych pozbawi go krzesla
w Senacie.
Sherman, zapytany przez tu
tejszycfl dziennikarzy czy przy'
jechai prosic 0 rezygnacye, mil
czai jak zaklety.
Wczoraj znow rozeszla sic Dirt
ga pogloska. Powiadaja tu, ze
Lorimer stanowczo ME chce ere
zygnowac, re wolf, by go Sena
tn wyrzucono. ,s.,...z,-.=,y,
Podobno Deneen chce sic ubie
gao O stanowisko senatora re Sta
nu. Illinois ma miejsce Lorimera
| iesii ten zostanie godnosci te
pozbawiony.
Strajk rozwozicieli lodu odio-
zony.
Kwestya strajku rozwoziciel
lodu caikiem zalezy Cd wynikr
konferencyi pracodawcow re-
prezentantami uni. Konferencys
ia odbedzie sic dzisiaj albo jutro
Ma walnem zebraniu unistoW
niektorzy skrajni przemawiali "a
straikiem, lecz umiarkowani cd.
nieSli zwyciestwo stanowcze
Sprawe odiozono do przysziel
niedzieli.
w czasie konferencyi odbytel
W sobote pracodawcy zgodzili sic
ma pewne ustepstwa. So oni goto,
wi podwyzszyc rozwozicielon1
zarobek. w pierwszym roku W
czterech miesiacach letnich roz-
woziciele wediug ich projektu
pobieraliby S. ma miesiac wieceJ'
w drugim roku znow S. wiecej
w trzecim roku S. wiecej. w in
nych miesiacach rozwoziciele
maja pobierac tax jak teraz Soo
ma miesiac.
Ma wczorajszem walnem ze-
braniu w zbrojowni 7go pulku, O.
becnych byio przeszlo 1000 roz-
wozicieli lodu. Do uni nalezy
przeszlo 1000 czionkow.
Zdaje sic, re po powyzszej pro-
pozycyi pracodawcow do straJku
rozwozicieli lodu wcale ME przyjr
die. Zalezy to cd tego jak unia
przyjmie te propozycye.
Bojka konczy sic smiercia.
Fatalnie skonczyia sic bojka
Williama Paprulasa, zam. pnr.
263 N. Albany ave. z kondukto-
rem ma tramwaju. Paprulas u
mari z ran otrzymanych. Zsbrano
60 do szpitala powiatowego i
tam mu rany ma giowie oPatrzo-
no. Wypuszczono go re szpitala
jako ,,uzdrowionego." Kilka go
din pozniej umarl ten czlowiek
W innym szpitalu.
Do bojki przysz}o ma tramwa-
iu Blue Island ave. Konduktor
sprytnie sic urzadzii, bo czmych-
nal zaraz po awanturze wraz z
tramwajem. Policya tez ME wie-
lie dbaia, bo pokaleczony j potur-
bowany pasazer byi Grekiem.
Zabrano 60 do szpitala powiato-
wego, gdzie r6wniez ,,bardzo pill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-27
|zadaja Rezygnacyi LorimeTa.
-prezydent Sherman przUechal do Chicago.
Lorimer ME zrezygnuje.
Strak rozWoziCie|i Iodu odfozony.
Pracodawcy gotowi do ustepstw kon-
serwatywni poblli skrajnych.
Nova ofiara kompanii tramWajoWej.
Konduktor smiertelnie obi} pasazera. Czfo-
wick umar} W zpitalu.
Czarna reka.
Wysadzono W powietrze piekarnie wloska. Zadano
$4,000 okupu.
Nova ofiara kompanii tramWajowej
Czarna reka.
Wysadzono W powietrze piekarnie wloska. Zadano
$4,000 okupu.

ME MIN sic zajeto zaopiekowa-
no" dlatego, re byl obcej narodo-
wosci. Czfowieka smiertelnie po-
bitego wypuszczono szpitala
jako uzdrowionego. Paprulas
przyszedi do domu, lecz stam-
tad musiano 60 czempredzej o.
desiat do szpitala Lincoln przy
Calumet ave.
Dzieio czarnej reki.
Dynamitem wysadzono wczo--
raj piekarnie Antoniego Morici,
oo6-oo8 Milton ave. Wybuch
zatrzasl Gala wioska okolica. Cd
paru tygodni policya peiniia strai
W poblizu piekarni, jednak ME
zdolano zlapac czionkow czarnej
reki, ktorzy bombe dynamitowa
do piekarnl wrzucill. Antonl
Morici dostai byi kilka listow
pogrozkami. Zazadano Cd niego
okupu W sumie $4,000. Wybuch
wyrzadzii $4,000 szkody, a po-
zar, ktory zaraz potem wybuchf
zniszczyi takze stajnie poza pie
karnia. Szesc koni sic spaliio.
Morici cd paru tygodni prawie
codziennie otrzymywai listy z
pogrozkami. Grozono mu smier-
cia cd bomby jesli ME ziozy "a
danych pieniedzy. w sobote Mo
rici wyjechai miasta. Rodzina
jego utrzymuje, re piekarz WYE
cha} "a interesem do Stanu In
diana, policya powiada, re Mo
rici ucieki obawy pred bomba.
Wybuch bomby kompletnie mi
szczyl piekarnie. Caiy front 20
stall zniszczony. Wkrotce po wy
buchu dach sic zarwai.
Detektywi re stacyi przy Chi
cago ave. strzegli domu Moricie-
90 we dnie W nocy i ME moga
zrozumiec, jak MONA byio rzucic
bombe do domu, ktorego tax pill
ME strzegli.
Bal sic rabunku.
Otis Webb zbyt gieboko zagla-
dai do kieliszeczka, jego kole-
dzy "a czesto opowiadali mu o
strasznych rabunkach W polnoc-
nei dzielnicy miasta. To sprowa-
dzilo straszny krach, bo oto
wczoraj rano Webb .postrzelii
trzech ludzi, kt6rzy wcale do kla-
sy rabusiow ME nalezelL Teraz
policya trzyma Webba W swej o.
piece. Webb jest kucharzem W
pewnej restauracyi W srodmie-
sciu.
Webb wyszedl sobie ma dobre
,czasy w sobote wieczorem i dla
pewnosci zabrai revolver ze So
ba. Zwiedzii mnostwo wyszyn-
kow i wracai DO domu godzinie
agiei mad ranern. Ma rogu Ar
cher ave. i rotej Webb dziwnie
jakos sic zachowywai, i zwrocif
ma siebie uwage detektywow,
Cronsona i Thorpy. Ci zaraz
zblizyli sic do niego i rozpoczsia
sic rewizya. Webb wyrwal sic
detektywom doby} rewolweru.
Webb strZel1f ma slepo. fosli[eiii
trzectl przechodniow:
William Graves, raniony W le-s
wy box, najprawdopodobniej UNI
RE.
Williama Colemana, Webb tra-s
fix w lewa noge.
Stanisiawowi Cerabaro pijany
kucharz strzaskai lewa rske kula
rewolwerowa.
wysyiamy katalog spiew6w. etc.
ma tadanie. Adresu1cie Ksiegarnia,
1is7 w ntviefon nj GhicagO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-27
TeIegramy KTajoWe.
Dalsze kroki wstepne rzadu do
interwencyi.

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Waszyngton, ~ maja. = Rad
juz przedsiewziai stanowcze kro-
ki. majace interwencye ma celu,
w sobote senat przyja1 rezolu-
eye, wniesiona przez senatora
Bacon'a 2 Georgii zadajaca Cd
komiretu stosufik6w kibanskich,
azeby ten zreferowal, jake pra-
wa nalezy przeprowadzic, umo-
zliwiajace interwencye Stanow
Zjednoczonych W obrebie popra-
wiki Plata. Dalej trzecia
czwarta dywizya floty atlantyc-
kiej juz otrzymaly rozkazy skon-
centrowania sic w Key West. F
skadra ia dowodzic bedzie kontr-
admiral Hugo H. Osterhaus.
Sztab generalny juz ma W 60
towosci plan mobilizacyi $4,000
zoinierzy ma wypadek interview
cyl siia zbrojna.
Zawikiania w sprawie Lorimera.
Washington, q maja. = Wi
ceprezydent Sherman wrocil
wczoraj rano do Waszyngtonu re
swej ma pol tajemniczej podrozy
do Chicago, dokad wybra} sic W
piatek popoiudniu. w ciagu swe-
go szesciogodzinnego pobytu W
sobote w Chicago udaio mu sic
zmylic tropy nieomal wszystkici
reporterow pism angielskich,
ktorzy chcieli go wybadac co do
celu jego wizyty do Chicago. y
szio jednakowoz ma jaw, re Sher-
man ma to odbyl piespieszna W
poiowie sekretna podroz do Chi
cago, azeby nakionic Lorimera do
zrezygnowania, gdyz szanse je-
go utrzymania sic przy to-
DE senatorskiej So nadzwyczal
siabe.
Donosza jednakowoz z Wa
szyngtonu, re podroz Shermana
speizla ma niczem. Lorimer, jak
sic sam wyrazii, jest ,,niezmiennie
zdeterminowany ME usta-
pic dobrowolnie. Konsternacya z
tego powodu panuje miedzy Sc.
natorami, a zwlaszcza tymi, kto-
rzy "a Lorimerem gfosowali,
gdy sprawa jego po raz pierwszy
przyszla pod glosy. Ambaras jest
z tego powodu nielada, Nietylko
Jest. on niepokojacynl czynnl-
kiem w samym senacie, poniewaz
program obrad i odroczenie zale-
zne So cd spawy Lorimera, ale !
takim jest czynnikiem W obecnej
kampanii prezydencyalneJ. TAX
Taft jak wszyscy innf astand
patterzy7 chcieliby sic jak mai
PREDICT pozbyc Emory" lorime-
rowskiej.
Arcybiskup, Ireland odpowiada
metodystom.
Minneapolis, 81 maja. - We
dug telegraficznej wiadomosci z