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if any committee ever did it before it was under obligation to do so.''

] if any committee ever did it before it was under obligation to do SO. Mir. Belmont produced memoran- dunn showing that on March 26, 1906, $447.30 was turned over to him as the remainder of the Democrat war funds. MT. Belmont had then been se- lected as treasurer
 When asked if he could remember any contributions from individuals or corporations MT. Belmont replied there were none from corporations. Any from individuals for corpora tions?" asked Senator Clapp. 'No-yes," replied the witness. From whom?" insisted Senator Clapp.
 Henry Havemeyer. But it was re- turned. I remember a discussion in Mir. Taggart's room to the effect that the contribution was regarded as un- desirable" MT. Belmont estimated the Have meyer cOntrlbutlon at $l0,OOO. He re- called that he had asked Morton F.. Plant for contribution and got probably $2,5O0.''
 ''Did you solicit money from your friends and acquaintances? asked Senator Clapp.
 Some; yes"
 
 He mentioned the names of several gave little.
 "Who was the most active in rais- ing funds?' the chairman asked "Oh that is thing no one devotes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21
TAX ON FRANCHISES
 WILL SOON BE DUE

Little Rock, July 19.-The Arkansas Tax Commission today certified to the auditor of state all the franchise tax reports, which will in turn be certified to the state treasurer for collection. This tax must be paid on or before Aug. 10, subject to a penalty, and it is thought it will amount this year to little more than $100,000, the amount collected last year. Many checks sent to the Tax Commission are returned to the corporations with instructions to hold until notified by the state treasurer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21

his version of the affair to the men in the press division. By this time Johnson's golden smile' has mellow ed into saddened look, but every play of expression on the champions features is remarkably distinct as he stands there talking to the newspaper men.
 Spider Kelly, one of San Francisco's most famed pugilistic experts, was an interested watcher of the moving pie lures. Kelly attended the fight and was among those holding the opinion that Johnson put up a wretched fight and was in danger, of being worn down if the State police had held aloof
 When Johnson boxes again. no mat ter where it is, I will be at the ring side to bet against him." said Kelly, when the films had ceased running. He has had his day and will surely be defeated if his next opponent is 9 rugged < fellow with plenty of pluck ..s.s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21

each to defray, the committee ex- penses. Judge Kavanaugh will issue his appeal probably today.
 Arkansas, Louisiana, Alabama, New Jersey, Mississippi and other states of the South assured the committee that they have already cast their vote for Wilson, but that they are ready and anxious to help his cause elsewhere with money and speakers. There are a number of Arkansas speakers avail able for the national campaign, among them Congressman Joe T. Rob- inson and w. s. Goodwin, former Congressman o. c. Reid, J. H. liar rod, the original Wilson man of Ark ansas, State Senator Chas. Jacobson, and many others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kio!e' and bladder troubles, removing gra- vel, cures diabetes, weak and lalne backs, rheumatism, and all lrregu- larisies of the kidneys and bladdet of both men and women. Regulates bladder troubles in children. Ii nos sold by your druggists, will be sen
 by mail on receipt of $1.OO. One small bottle is two months treat ment. and seldom fails to perfect cure. Send for testimonials from this and other states. E. W. Hall 2S20 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo- Solo by druggists. lO-Io-t-
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all his time to. Every Democrat was supposed to contribute
The Choice of a Husband.

is too important matter for wom- an to be handicapped by weakness, bad blood or foul breath. Avoid these kil-hopes by taking pr. Kings Life Pills. New strength, fine complex ion, pure breath, cheerful spirits things that win men-follow their use. Easy, safe, sure. 25c at all drug gists.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21

The U. s. Dreadnaught New Hamp- shirt in the Brooklyn Navy Yard dry dock, showing badly battered stern, which was stove ill when the Sound and passengers on board, rammed the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-07-21

great warship off Providence naval training station a week ago. The six inch armor belt of the New Hampshire
 was cut like a piece of thread by the
 passenger vessel and the armor plates of the war ship were sprung loose for
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
MIR. MONTGOMERY RETURNS.

Clawson K Montgomery. manager
OF NJ Megary and Son Company has
returned from a business trip to
Grand Rapids, Chicago and other
western points where he made selec-
tions Of furniture for the fall trade.
Mr. Montgomery found political dis
cussion uppermost throughout the
middle west, with great interest CEN
tered In the big party conventions.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
IRaoIo q ArlseLclAE eESESs- AS ciAIionl

PHILADELPHIA. July 2.-As a
dramatic hitter there are few in
baseball to equal J. Franklin Baker.
the Philadelphia Americans star
third baseman. Last fall Mr.. Baker
broke up the worlds series between
his club and the Giants by his weak
ness for knocking out home runs, and
recently he busted the Washingtons'
long distance record of seventeen
consecutive victories and also the
Senator'S wildly beating hearts by
whipping out a homer" in the first
contest and a double in the next
Washington had the first game won
in the ninth inning ] to 0, and Man
ager Clark Griffith was congratulate
ing himself when Baker, on his last
trip to the bat, swung too hard and
too accurately on the leather and
raced round the circuit This stimu-
lated the champions and they scored
again in the extra inning A little
while later, IN the second game, Bak-
er got the first hit off Petty and
scored again. Then finally in the
ninth inning he opened up with a
double and scampered across the
plate with the winning run on a
companions single Baker is the
Sammy White Of professional base
ball and the most feared batter in
the big leagues.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
Plenty of Sport for the Holiday

There will be plenty Of outdoor sport
here tomorrow, July 4. After a four-day
trip on the road. the Wilmington Tri-
State team win arrive home to play
Trenton morning and afternoon games,
the morning game beginning at 1918
o'clock and the afternoon game at $50
o'clock. Anticipating the biggest crowd
of the season, 5000 circus seats have
been erected in the center field territory
at Front and Union streets. It is likely
that Taylor, the new Chick twirler, will
pitch the morning game and Baxter the
afternoon game.
New Castle and Madison of the Semi
Professional League, will play at New
Castle, and Fort DUPONT and Marshall
ton Of the same league, will play at
Delaware City. Marshallton will leave
Fourth and Market at 1920 o'clock.
These are the only semi-ieague games
scheduled. The. All-Wilmington League
will not play.
Twenty-three of the best trotters and
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
DOVER NEWS HAPPENINGS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del, July 3.--Nathan n.
Moore, has sold his 200 acre farm
situated in White Hall Neck. between
Leipsic and Smyrna, to Jackson
Snow, Of near Leipsic, for $4,000.
The yield Of scarlet clover in Kent
county is remarkably good this year
DIR. p. 5. Downes, OF Dover. has about
900 bushels OF pure clean and per-
feet seed. the greater portion Of which
was grown at Woodlawn near Smy-
rna. where few weeks ago the beau
tiful blossoming fields of clover at
tracted the attention OF tourists from
other parts of the state and from out
of this state
Lieutenant Hunt, Of the regular
army. paid an official visit on Mon
day evening to Company g Of this
town and after drill, gave talk on
the care OF the army rifle and how
to shoot Il.
The members OF thei company in
their khaki suits and guns, marched
from the Loockerman Street Armory
down Loockerman street to State
street and around the Public Square
10 the Armory in course OF erection
They countermarched back to the
Armory where addresses we're made
by Lieutenant Kirk, recently sradu-
ated from West Point, and Lieuten-
ant Ennis of Company G.
Company G now has 45 enlisted
men and have had notice that theil
number will be limited TO so for IN,
annual camping period
At the monthly meeting OF the Ken
County Levy Court the followinf
county officials submitted their reports
showing the receipts for the month
Recorder Of Deeds Hinsley. s400. %
Register in Chancery Hopkins. $50 Is
Clerk Of the Peace Pratt, S66.75: Pro
thonotary LeFevre, sl23731; Register
OF Wills Spruance. $123.90
Numerous bills we're allowed In
cluding tax rebates due 70 errors.
Several bridges we're ordered plac
ed in different districts Of the count,
including ones in the fourth and sew
enth districts, the amounts TO be ex
pended not to exceed $500.
Sentences we're imposed BY thl
Kent County Court here yesterda,
on the following who had pleaded
guilty:
Luther Boyer, colored. carrying
revolver, two months Imprisonment
and costs OF prosecution.
Thomas Blackson. Daniel Sullivan
George Smith, all white men and Johi
II. Dickerson, colored, breaking an
entering and stealing a quantity o
merchandise from freight cars on tn
Delaware Railroad. amounting &
SCI %. each sentenced to IS month
imprisonment restitution none
amounting to s112.5O; ten lashes oi
the bare back; pay costs OF prosecu
tion and committed to the Trustee
Evening journal., 1912-07-03

PAGERS in this vicinity are entered in the
special 225 pace and trot over the Della
ware Horse Show Associations track to-
morrow. These will be the only races
OF the afternoon. The horses win be
called at l.so o'clock start to be made
at o'clock. The new $4,000 grand
stand Of the association will be used for
the first time.
In addition to these races there will
be a special pacing race between
Joseph Casey's Lady Patchen and
John F. Jones' Lady Bess. There
will also be three extra events in
which only Wilmington horses will 60
Thirty-nine horses will start
At the Wilmington Country Club golf
will be the attraction and those who care
for tennis will enjoy themselves on th'
courts there.
Trap shooters win also shoot over the
DUPONT Gun Club traps.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03

Great Underwear Sale today at 25c,
6oldberg's Daylight Store, 415 King
Street.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
ICE CREAM FOR July

ltE tkEAM FOh JULY 4.
Don't postpone giving your order
till the last minute. Order al once
from W A. Coke. 4th and Adams Sta.
Phone 7S6A. Prompt, efficient service
our motto.s
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
SPORT NEWS

The. Providence Club last week gave
Shortstop Rock his unconditional re-
lease.
The Buffalo Club has secured south
raw McTigue from the Boston Ma
tionals.
The Newark Club has uncondition-
ally released Pitcher Frank Barberich,
recently purchased from the Montreal
Club for $500.
The Baltimore Club has sold Short
stop "Scotty" Cameron TO the Hamil-
ton Club. Of the Canadian League,
whence he was drafted last fall.
Chief Myers. Of the Giants. is dis
tressed by the way pitchers insist on
passing him.
Thine was when Catcher Myers, of
the Giants, was weak on thrown balls,
but now he eats EN- up.
Nobody ever gave Infelder McCar-
thy an automobile, but he is playing
mighty fine ball for Pittsburg.
New York fans who witnessed the
series with the Chicago Cubs last week
refuse absolutely to believe that "Ev-
ers has gone back"
Shortstop Joe Tinker, ofthe Cubs
volunteers his testimony TO the effect
Pitcher Mathewson, of the Giants, rs
not a dead one yet.
Heine Zimmerman has been scoring
all hits on good, solid drives. All OF
the Cubs are roofing for Heinie to
lead the league this -eason.
II is regarded as a certainty that
when Artie Holman joins the Pirates
he will be placed on first base and
Miller sent back to the second sta
ton
Criss has taken Bransfeld's place at
Louisville's first base, and if he fails
Moskiman will draw the assignment
Baltimore has let Jimmie Dygert out
and the fans yelling.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
ST. ALOYsIrs VS.. sT. PETERs.

st. Aloysius and st. Peters will
play two games at the Military
Grounds tomorrow and as Salesia-
mum has defeated St. Peters twice
this season by close scores a good
game is looked for tomorrow.
St. Aloysius team has lost but one
game so far this season. Lutz will
pitch the morning game for st. Alloy
sius, Gallagher will be on the mound
for St Peters Donovan the star
pitcher Of last years squad will pitch
the afternoon game for st. Aloysius
St. Aloysius will have this lineup
Reader and McCafferty. catchers;
Donovan and Lutz, pitchers; Null
herin, shortstop; Monaghan, first
base; Gillespie, second base; Long,
third base; Campbell, Ralston, Casey
and Rimlingers outfielders.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
PLAY GAMES AWAY.

Parkside of the All-wilmington
League will play two games at Mil
lington, Md. to.norrow. The cham
pions viii I've Wilmington on the
o'clock ain.
Nandever, of the same league wili
play two games at Camden tomor-
row.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03

boy. Raymonds friends expect him to
get the popular decision tonight
Raymond, who is but 21 years old.
has figured in 35 fights, every one
of which he has won. During June
he won % fights Raymond is under
the management of Marcus Williams,
of Philadelphia. who expects to make
Raymond the best boy in his class
The wind-up tonight will be be-
tween Jimmy Murphy. of Fall River
and Johnny Mclaughlin, OF Reading,
who put up a rattling good semi
wind-up at the last smoker. Kid
Baltimore, the local favorite. will go
six rounds with Young Boyle, of Bris-
toi. There are three other bouts
listed.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
SWTMS. ACROSS
DELAWARE BAY

CAPE MAY, July BY swimming
from Cape May. n j., to four miles be-
low Brookhill, on the Delaware side, OF
about eight miles above Lewes, Del,
across the Delaware Bay, a distance of
40 miles actual swimming across a zig
zag course, part of which was in slack
water, part on the ebb, and part on the
food tide, but most against strong cross
currents. Charles 3. Duborow, of the
Philadelphia Swimming School, an ANA
teur swimmer. accomplished the hardest
swim ever attempted in this country on
Monday morning. Duborow made the
greatest saltwater mileage ever made by
himself or any other American swimmer,
and by covering the distance in IA hours
and Is minutes placed himself in the
front ranks of the great distance endur-
ance swimmers of the world.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03

Of the New Castle County Work
house.
John Bennett. white man. who
was indicted for receiving stolen
goods from the above four victims
who pleaded guilty to the theft OF the
goods. with the consent OF the Attor-
ney-General and his attorney, A b.
Magee, the case against him was re-
tired.
In the case OF the State Us. Ed
ward Holiday, colored, jury return
ed verdict Of mot guilty" to the
unlawful sale Of intoxicating liquors.
Several important cases scheduled
to be tried at the present term have
been continued to the October term.
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
HARD FIGHT
FOR RAYMOND

Ralph Raymond, the Wilmington
boy, who has been fighting his way
to the top of the boxing game of late,
will go up against his hardest game
tonight when he meets Willie Her.
mann, of New York, in the Armory.
Hermann is signed to box Young Jack
O'Brien in Philadelphia next week,
and although he is picked as good
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
RESORTS

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July 9Th and 2oth. August sd and 18th.
From Quebec July 18th and 26th August
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Evening journal., 1912-07-03
FIREWORKS.
See Bader, S3S Market Streets
sT. ALOYsIUS no PRACTICE.

All members. of ST. Aloysius base.
ball team are requested to be at the
Military Grounds this evening to
practice for the games with st. Pet
er's tomorrow The team is com.
posed of Reeder, McCafferty, Lutz,
Donovan, Monaghan, Gillespie, Mul
herin, Long, Swift, Campbell, Rails
ton, Casey and Rimlinger
Evening journal., 1912-07-03
JUNIOR LEAGUE FAMES
MORNING. JULY 4
South Side vs.. Wilmington Junior

South Side vs. Wilmington juniors
at Ninth and Rodney
Clarion VS.. Colonial, at Newport.
Newport VS.. Elsmere. at Elsmere.
Old Swedes VS. Belmont, at Eden
Park.
These games will begin al 945
o'clock. The game between vii.
mington Juniors and South Side
fould prove one of the best gamel
Of the season. The Juniors lineuI
Will be: Swift. c.. Donohue. p; F
O'Nein, S.. letters. h.; Dunn, 2b.
Sharpe. 3D.; p ONeil. Mink, RILEY
and Savers outfielders Either Swing
er or Scholor will pitch for Soutl
Side
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21

NEWARK, N. J. Pozornie
dobrze opatrzy} ]ekarz W
szpitalu st. James" pacyen.
ia Wiktora Bude, zamieszka.
lego przy 324 Passaic ave.,
kt6rv wskutek uderzenia W
glove sztaba zelazna odni6s]
'pekniecia czaszki. Potem
vice 8 godzin: przepedzil we
wiezieniu, zanim niebezpie.
cze6stwo rany okazaio sic.
Buda przybyf. kr6tko po
p6fnocy ma stacye policyjna i
opowjedzia}; ze Andrzej ]
Zyngzda J6zef Wadowski,
mieszksjacy pod tym samym
adresem i kt6rzy zajeci So W
tel samej piekarni, W kt6rej
Buda pracuje,lnapadli ma ME.
60 j jeden 2 Mich ugodzi} go
zelazna sztaba W glove. - O.
hydwu oska1 zonYch areszto-
wano, a Buda zosta} odesfany
do szpitala, gdzie :nu rane o.
patrzono. = P6zniej i jego
przvprowadzono na policye.
Ze Buda zostaf niebezpie-
cznie skaleczony ME spo
strzezono, az na drugi dzie6,
gdy on wnosit skarge Pre-
ciiwko napastnikom j gdy o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21
LONDYN, 18 listopada.

LONDYN, 18 listopada.
Podo5no istnieje porozumie-
nje miedzy mocarstwami, IL
" razie ostatecznego ataku
Bulgar6w nd sto)ice, okrety
mocarstw, stojace pod Kon-
stantynopolem wyladuja ma
tychmiast swe wojska ma lad
i obsadza miusto, a to - ME,
ably go Bu}garom bronic, a.
le na to, aby uchron1c chrze-
scijan tamtejszych cd rzezi W
czasie gdy turecki Rad 2
miasta wyjdzie, a MIN Bull
garry do6 wejda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21

WIEDEN 18 Iistonada.

WIEDEN, 18 Iistopada, -
Donosza TIT, 70 kslezniczka
Zekkie, najstarsza c6rka ex-
u}tana tureckiego Abdu]a
Hamida pope1ni}a samob6j
stwo Z rozpaczy mad hanba i
pogromem Turcyi, poniesio'
.nym w. wojnie biezacej: zbu'
doWafa ona stos z drzewa, po-
la}a suknie w}osy nafta i
spali}a sja W cgrodzie swego
palacu W Abusboir. "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21

BERLIN, Ont. Dziesiecio.
letni Waclaw Kr6licki w]axi
podczas zabawy na drzewo
ma1ym drutem zachaczyl o
przew6d elektryczny. W tel
chwili razony pradem, zawlst
ma galezi. Widzac to lego r6-
wie6nik, chcial mu pospie-
.szy6 z ratunkiem j wlazlszy
ma drzewo, chwycif go "a re-
ke, ale j on razony ,pradem,
zawis} ma konarze, straciwszy
przytomnose. Dopiero matka
Kr6lickiego wyszedlszy :na
dziec ziniec spostrzeglszy, co
sic sta}o, narobila krzyku.
-Zbiegli sic sasiedzi dali
znae do elektrowni. Wstrzy-
mano prad j zdjeto chlopc6w
z drzewa. Krdicki ;uz pie
zy}, drugiego chlopca .po dlu.
gich staraaiach przYwr6cono
do przvtomnosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21

SOFIA, 18 listopa,la. Mno.
gle sa d:zisiaj j wazpe nowi-
ny 2 te4tru wojny. Oto pre-
dew szystkiem doniesiono, ze
Adryanopol zosta} przez Bu1.
gar6w zdobyty! :Po dwuty-
godniowem 2 CORA oblez EMU
po nieu stannych, dniem i
noca toczonych walk:ch !
szturmach - zdobyli Bu}ga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21

ATENY, l8listopada. Gre
.cy opanowali juz ca}y p6iwy-
sep Chalkis;. " miescie Salo
niki wysadzili W powietrze
nieznani sprawcy magazyn
.prochu obok kt6rego znajdo.
wal sic ba,ak, mieszczacy
;kilkuset je6c6w tllreckich,
barak teu sp}ona}, z cora
800 'rurg6w zgineto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21

SOFIA, IS listopada.
Coraz MOVIE przycbodza vie
Sci 0 zdobyciu Adryanopola,
ale urzedowo ich jeszcz !, ME
twierdzonO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21

SOFIA, Is ]istopada. Bitwa
decyduiaca . ]osie Turcyi,
wre W ca}ej pe}ni. Mic 'u nie
wiadomo O zwyciestwie, ra
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21

portowanem do Konstanty'
nopola przez Nazima Basze
Mafo szczeg616w wiadomo te:
0 bjtwie toczacej sic; Bu}ga'
rzy pra naprz6d z ogromn:
si}a. Turcy cofaja sic pied;
po piedzi. Z Nora Marmar:
Y jednej Nora Czarnego ,
drugiej strony tnreckie O
krety wojenne ostrze)iwaja
pozycye bu}garskie, ale nit
wiele czynia szkt dy, gdyi
zdala trudno i'm rozr6znit
swuich cd ob"ych. Nazim- Ba.
sza kierujo defenzywa turec'
ka, kt6ra jest prawdziwie roz'
paczliwa. Turcy bronia sic
zaciekle, kopia szahce i z jed
nych wyparci okop uja sic
zaraz W innem mieiscu, TWO
rzac reduty, kt6re Bu}garzy
atakiem na bagnety musza
zdobywac. Wzg6rza "a Ha'
|demkeni obsadzi]i Turcy ma.
der slime i zgro1nadzili tam
gt6wna czesc swego parkn
arty leryjskiego. Pozycye to
:trudne bardzo do wz;ecia.
). .KONSTANTYNOPOL, 1S
lietopada. w miescie tlosko'
male slycl,ac gtuchy ioskot
strzaf6w armatnicli - TAX
b]isko juz Sc toczy walka;
Turcy pok}adaja ostatnia
nadzieje W owych obwarowa.
nych wzgorzach j obsadzo-
nych wojskiem mozliwie mai
lepiej, Zarazem czynia sic W
stoIjcy tureck:ej przygotowa.
MIA do pr eproWsdzki: sultan,
rzqd,: pa6stwa i zsrzad miasta
maja sic przoniesc do Rras-
sy W .Matej Azyi, =dokad ma
bye przeniesions stolica Tur.
cyl. w mies;ie panuie spo.
k6j cholera tylko grasuie 20
dawuemu i podobno po 1000
ludzi z CORA mrze codzieunie
- Wykryto W sto]icy spj-
SEX m}odo turecki, majacy
ia celu ustanowienie rzeI'll-
tej W Turcy;, kt6rej prezy-
dentem by}by Mahmud-Szef-
ket Basza, tw6rca rewolucyi,
kt6ra rzuci}a z tranu exsulta-
ma Abdula Hamida; wielu wy.
bitnych Mtodo Turk6w ma
bye wmieszanych W ten spi'
SEX.
W miesciq panuje apatya
rezygnacyi; lud zdaie sic bye
przygotowany ma najgorsze i
oswoiony juz z "a my5|a, il
mic miasta pred Bu}garami
oca]ic ME. zdo}a. Dezercya
trivia W dalszym ciagu - je-
no jeszcze liczniejsza; ludzie
MIRA jalz muchy, sbo ola cho-
rych rannych niema nj O:
pieki nj pomieszczenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21

SOFIA; l8 ]istopa1a. Ko"
respondenci tutejsi pism "a
grapictznych wy azaja nadzie-
je, ze .bliskiem jest zawarcie
pokoju. Skoro Turcya raz
juz nawiazala stosunki z sa-
ma Liga Bafka6ska wyrze.
kla. sic prote kcyi mocarstw,
to }atw1. j bedzie .juz dojsc do
n1ienja.: ~Narazie Rad
fd1ga'ski: ".:ttswiadcza goto.
wo7t do kawieszenia broini
pod warl1hkiem, ie6li Turcya:
" czasie jego trwania ME be.
die czyhit hadnych absolut.
nie krok6w, ami ME bedzie
eprow adzat posi]k6w z Azyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-11-21

BUFFALO.aN. Y. IS letni
J6zef Dankowski znalaz&
6mierc pod kolami tramwaju
linji Lancaster. !. WYpadek
miai miejsce ma rogu ulic
Broadway i Sobieski, Dan:
kowski przechodz:l = jedne1
strony ulicy ma druga,. gdy W
tym nadjecha} tramwaj Ian.
caster z szybko5cia dziesie-
ciu mil na godzine i zanim
nieszcze6liwy zdolai umknac
ma chodnik. zostal uderzony
i wciagniety pod kola. Tram
wa; wl6k& go kilkana6cie
krok6w i azeby ciafo wydo-
bye z pod k6l trzeba by}o
wagon unosic lewarami. Gfo-
wa Dankowskiego zostaia for.
malnie zmiazdzona j choc*. o.
deslano go do szpitala Emer.
gency, to jedynie dla tego.a-
by stwierdzono tam tylko
5mierc. Medyczny egzsmiDa-
tor Danser odes}af zwloki do
kostnicy miejskiej, a nastep-
ME pozwolil je wzia6c do ro-
dziny zmar}ego. .