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New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

This theft from the Windsor Trust
Company recalls one OF similar nature
that occurred about ten years ago, when
two large downtown banks were Console
dated to make one of the largest insu-
tutions i'm the country. it was the m
.o,,+,or 10 ..let out" some OF the clerks
and in order TO pave the way for TINS
without picking out Immediately which
ones were to go all the clerks OF the twJ
banks were called together at the close
q, business on the day on which the
went into effect and told
that all would he discharged.
AT the time of the announcement there
were nearly s5,OOO00o in the cage of the
having teller of the bank. where the
announcement was made. which was the
one to absorb the other. II Is the GUS
tom in this bank TO wheel the money
into the vault on truck at the close OK
husiness for the day. There was con-
siderable confusion, following the unex-
nected word that all the clerks would
he discharged, and the next morning
when the vault was opened and the casn
checked I'D preparatory to beginning
business IL was found that S900O0 was
missing.
I'm TO the present the money has NOT
been recovered. and nothing Is known
of who got away with It, but all those
who were present OF the day the money
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
ALIENS KINSMAN ARRESTED
Youth Charged with Aiding Out
laws 10 EYade Capture.

Uulsyille. Va, April O.--heuoen Eu-
wards. another ki2sman of sidna Allen
tho fugitive. was arrested to-day,
charged with aiding the outlaws to elude
oanture He was locked up here to-
n,gbt with Jordan Edwards, a second
ccusin. who was taken into custody on
tho same charge two days ago. He is
seventeen years old.
The detectives say young Edwards ls
,h.. man whom they have seen on
white horse dashing about mysteriousiy
a. night in the mountains. Edwards as
ser,s he has not seen his uncle Sidna Or
Wesley Edwards since March IL. when
tbe courthouse tragedy took place.
More arrests are expected on charge
of aiding and abetting the fugitives,
thcuph It is believed Governor Mann'c
proclamation warning the people
n ossinst assisting the outlaws will have
good effect
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
AMBASSADORS WIFE SMOKES
Nine. Bakhmeteff Startles Din
ers in Baltimore Hotel.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

BY Tele9fapn 10 Inc IrlDuh''i
Baltimore. April - When Nine
Bakhmeteff. wife of the Russian Am
bassador. and Nine. Vassilieff. wife Of
the Russian naval attache, III Russian
cigarettes after dinner this evening in
the dining room Of the Hotel Bclvidere
Baltimore society women present were
startled at first. Then some of them
smiled. Nine Bakhm eff seemed OBJ
,iv,ous The manager OF the hotel called
tho head waiter hurriedly. Then the
head waiter went to the Russian ladies'
begged their pardon ard quietly said:
"It is not the custom here. II you
wish to smoke the manager says he will
furnish the ladies with private apart
ment'
For moment there was silence. The
Russian ladies looked at their cigarettes,
then Smiled, extinguished the cigarettes
and walked from the dining room. They
anneared to be not in the least offended.
,rbe ambassador and his party were in
baltimore TO attend the Holy Week SER
vices OF the Russian Orthodox Church.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
AMBASSADOR DISPUTES BILL
Chauffeur Asks Sc for Bringing
Hengelmuellers from Hoboken.

Guests at the st. Regis yesterday af
tcrnoCn saw a foreign looking man ar
guing with the chauffeur of a limousine
automobile. who was insisting that he
be paid So for the use of his car The
foreigner was equally insistent that he
would not pay more than 50 %. Some OF
the spectators recognized the fare" as
Baron Ladislaus Hengelmtller Won Hen
gervar Austro-Hungarian Ambassador
10 the United States.
The baron. who was accompanied by
his wife, finally put an end to the dis
pute. leaving the chauffeur standing by
his car when he stepped into an ele-
vator. From his suite the baron let it
be known that he would settle with the
chauffeur for So -. He said he had
agreed TO add the extra quarter of a
dollar to his original price to liquidate
ferry charges.
Frederick Nolhmann, the chauffeur,
did not know until later who his distin-
guished passengers were. He called up
the Hoboken Automobile Company, by
which ne is employed. and asked for ad-
vice. and then sent word TO Baron Hen
gelmtiller he would accept the proffered
So 10. After receiving the cash Volk-
mann jumped into his car and drove
away.
Baron HengelmuIler had gone 10 Ho-
boken yesterday morning to meet his
al,
Hamburg American liner Amerka. In
stead OF taking one of the numerous
taxicabs which meet incoming steamers
at the pier. he returned to Manhattan
In one OF the big private Limousine cars
owned by the Hoboken Automobile Com
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
Box Contained $500.onn.

Three weeks ago the receiving teller
in the downtown Office of the Windsor
Trust Company made up his cash as
usual at the close of business for the
day and turned it over to the paying
teller. The paying teller made up his
cash and put the two lots together in
tin box TO go 10 the vaults OF the COM
pany overnight. Altogether there was
close to 100000 in bills in the box, and
one of the packages contained SD, i6i.
So far all was regular. But here en-
ters the question: Did the paying teller
check up" at the close of business that
day?
Al anv rate. the next move was not
regular. The paying teller left his cage
unguarded for a few minutes, while he
went to another part OF the bank on an
errand. The regular procedure would
have been to call a junior officer to stay
in the cage while the paying teller was
away. Then, if there was loss, 1t would
lie between the two.
AS il was, no one was on the job. the
door to the cage was open. and soma
twenty-five or thirty rather meagreiy
paid young clerks had the opportunity
laid before them TO walk in and grab \
bunch of real money. Apparently that
was what happened. When the paying
teller came back he picked up the casn
box and put it in the vault. The next
morning he checked up, whether he had
the night before or not, and there was
$40, 467 missing.
Thereupon followed the third degree
for the clerks, the calling in or the
Burns agency, and officers and directors
sworn to secrecy. Clark Williams was
particularly anxious that the factS
should not become public. Yesterday,
after unconfrmed rumors of large
shortage in a downtown institution had
finally settled upon the Windsor Trust
Company as the loser. he issued the fol-
lowing statement:
Referring to the item appearing IN
morning newspaper regarding a shortage
occurring i'm this company make the fol-
lowing statement of fact: The shortage oc-
CURED nearly a month ago. ana the totai.
amounting to s29.i6I was Immediately
charged out of undivided profits. After
making this charge. the surplus and un-
divided profits of the company. as snown
2i. 1872. were sl.O2i9al 81. as compared Win
81 Ol6 3ss IL on January !, 1917.
CLARK WILLIAMS,
President Windsor Trust Company
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
FIRST HEAT PROSTRATIoN
nseo Man Overcome N Street and
Taken to Hosrjtal

me hfst heat prostration of the season
A. red yesterday when Richard McCar-
a., eighty-nine years old, Of No. 52f West
F,n.s' e.'se'' WAS overcome at the corner of
',snul avenue and 9th street.
pe was walking slowly along the street
80" ne was secn To fall 4 hurry call
"ss sent TO Flower Hospital. Or. Andrews.
~. responded renewed McCardle TO
Wy hospital, where It was gaid he would re-
- - -----------
"aI PoPl WiHE VITA OLIVE Gil
1ALdptENkY & SONS CO. .lsSFulton5t..N.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
GETS DIVORCE; HANGS HERSELF
yUoman Of sevcnty-two. Freed of Third
uuchaud. Ends Her Life.

p,usboro. Ind. April e.-on being told the
-, had granted a divorce 10 her
<r third husband Mrs. Mary Ann
uo" o,,ntv-two years old. went TO her
's i'''e ...l,y and. locking the door. hanged
herself u q bedposs -s----.-=---------.--.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
For Three Weeks Practically
Every EmpIoye Has Been
Under Constant Sur.
veiIIanCe. i
CONSIDERED INSIDE JOB"
Mystery of Disappearance OF
Package from Receiving Tell.
er's Cage After Bank.
ing Hours Recalls
Similar Thefts.

The Windsor Trust Company has had
$29461 stolen from it, Who did il?
That is a question that is causing Clark
Williams. the president Of the company.
and the other officers and directors, as
we'll as the twenty-five or thirty junior
clerks in the downtown Office, at Mas
sau and Cedar streets, much worry and
loss Of sleep. For there is every reason
to believe it was an inside job and
until the mystery is cleared up all the
clerks will be under suspicion and the
officers and directors will not know
whom Of their employees to trust
The Burns Detective Agency has been
working on the case for the last three
weeks with net results II nothing
doing The clerks have been under
constant surveillance both in and out
Of office hours since the theft. with the
some unusual display of wealth. either
in the White Light district or in gaudy
raiment or in safe and conservative in
vestment. or plunging I'm Wall Street.
that will mark him as the one who
turned the trick" As yet, however.
the man who stole the money still has
IL hidden under the old barn floor.
Neither lobster palace nor bucket shop
has profited from the deed.
So simply was it done that it seems
dream-until the cash is counted The
Uaying teller turned his back. and when
be turned around again a package con-
tainng more than $4,000. chiefly in
$50 and 800 bills, was gone Suspicion
vonts at every one in the bank, for with
few exceptions all had equal oppor.
tunity
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
.-s LEADING RESORT HOTEL

n.,Ne,s LEADING RESORT HOTELS.
,n',nt <ineo House Annex opens MAY |.
M Mount Kineo House opens. June %.
the ReeEfnS iSic e s GPens gSsnJ }@ns spr S
Ii,.e ,nons, .Iunc l. Mansion House open
~, liz ,oar Hiram Kicker Il Sons. Offices
Nnn. York. iisO B'way. tel t14S Mad. So;
phiIad.lphia, I'LL Chestnut st.--Advt
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
QUICKER TINE
a..s n q - c,AHiAt

via Atlanta ard SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
effective April Sth. i.,. New orh. ~ -, w.
ti.oS 4. M daily Dining. Drawing Roor.
s,seping and Observation ears. \. \. Omce,
sa Fifth avenue, cor 2sth.-AdvI
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07

pnoi the of Mississippi
the back1o rthm is nov under
New-York tribune., 1912-04-07
Similar Robbery Recalled.

President Windsor Trust Comps
Anril 6. 1912.
Katalikas., 1912-05-30
May
Polifiskos Zinios.

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Katalikas., 1912-05-30
BELGIJOS KARALIUS
IR "SMEIZIKAI".

Belgijes karalius Alber-
tas sumanes zengti Angli-
JOS karaliaus Jurgio pedo-
mis-. Kaip Jurgis kitados,
taip ir Albertas sumanes
patraukti atsakomyben
Smeizikus idant tue budu
apsivalius nUo neteisingu
lSalbu. Belgijos sostinej
Brukselyj kadangi nuo Sc
mai pasklydes gandas, pa
liecias karaliaus il karalie-
nes slove.
Viena historija skelbia,
kad karaliene savu laiku
uztikus besimylaujanti ka-
raliq su mergina-tarnaite ir
is piktumo mergina ant vie
tos nuSovuS. Dabar kara
lius ta dalyka pavedes teis-
mui, tvn,tindaroas, kad pas
karaliu rumuose panasiq
atsitikimu nei nesapnuota.
Dienrastis Gle Peuple"
tvirtina, kad w tai atsako-
myben patraukta iris as
mems, kuriu pavardes lai-
koma didziausioj paslaptyj.
Tame reikale triju rusiq
historijos praplatinta
Brukselyj; viena historija
skamba, kaip jau augscciiau
pamineta; sulyg antrosios
historijos, karaliene !, ssovus
j karalip; treeiagi, kad .ka-
raliene tik pagrasinus nu-
sauti rumu mergina.
Karaliaus privatinis Sc
kretorius tvirtina, kad visi
paskalai esq melagingiI
(nat, jam. liepta taip tvir-
Katalikas., 1912-05-30
SUKILIMAI ANT SA-
LOS KUBOS.

Ant salos Kubos, Sagua
La Grande, Kubos vyriau-
sybe suseke priesvaldiska
nigeriq suoka]bi. Greitai
keli ju zymesni vadai SUI
imta o priesai kitus pasiQs-
ta kariuomene.
Pad6jimas esas vyriausy-
bel labai pavojingas, ka-
dangi jai suemus kelis nj
gerius, visi nigeriai gwen
tojai prizes vyriausybe II
baltuosius gyventojus su-
kile.
Maisstai prasiplatine tri-
jose provincijose: Matauzas,
Santa Clara II OrIente. !
visas tas provincijas vyriau-
sybe issiunte kariuomene,
Pastaroji gabenama karo
laivais.
Kick veliau pranesta,
kad nigeriu maistai tikrai
ware Vyriausybei baime il
j energiskiau su tuomi pra-
dejo skaityties. Sakoma:
tie maistai nebus galima
Katalikas., 1912-05-30
TIKRAI RUsIsKAI.

Is Peterburgo raso, kad
Rusijos duma jau baiigiia
savo gyvenima... Ia fakta
patvirtina visi Rusijjos lai-
kraseiai, apkalbedami dll-
mos atstovu nepaprasta APP
sileidima, koklo dar nepa-
temyta niekur parlamenta.
rizmo historijoje. ai ne.
girdetas daiktas, kad zllaos
niu parinktieji zmones ne
pildytu savo papraseiausila
prideryseip. {
Pc svenciu dumos pose
dziai prasidejo geguzio pir-
momis dienon1is. Is 442
aJsJOVq prlDuVo vlSo Ilh
30. Be to daugiau kaip
treeioji dalis atstovq 156
naudojasi legaliniu urlo-
pu", kurian juos leido pa
ii duma, tie pats zmoniu
parinktieji. Paskui kit at.
stovai dar "nesuspeje po.
svenciu kaip reikiant atsH-.
seti, prisivalgius per Vely-.
kas Dievo dovanu. lr pa
ciame .Peterburge apsigy7
venusieji atstovai nen1yyll
lanlxyti dumos.
Tokiame stovyi dulna
svarstp valstybes samata.
Katalikas., 1912-05-30
PAsK1AUs1os zIN1os.

Ant Kubos sukilimas, XII
taip tariant, revoliucija pa
sibaisetinai platinasi ir jo-
kiuo budu nemanoma, kad
tenaitine vyriausybe patti
viena galetu ivesti siokia-
tokia tvarka. Vietomis SUI
kile nigeriai viska naikina.
Vienok Kubos prezidentas
tomis denomis praneses Su-
vienytoms Valstijoms, kad
pastarosios isimaisymas
esas visai bereikalingas, ka-
dangi busia galima nigerius
umu laiku apmalsinti. Tuo
tarpu suvienytu Valstiju
karo Inyba ruosia karo lai-
vus ir, regis, tomis dieno-
mis- pasius j Kubos pakras-
cius. Karo LAVAL koncent-
ruojami Key West. Pa
rengta plenas tuoj sumobi-
lizuoti dar $4,000 kariuo-
menes. Indomu, kad Ku-
bos vyriausybe taip daug
bijosi Suv. Valstiju inter-
vencijos.
Katalikas., 1912-05-30

lams paduoti ranka if atsy-
prasyti. Bet kaip Kons-
tantinopolyj, taip ir Euro
pos politiniuose rateliuose
su italy tokia keista opini-
ia visai nesutinka1na. Sa-
Ia Rhodus ir kitas tokias
Graikijos archipelago yra
apgyvene daugiausiai graf
kai, taigi turkams nuosto-
liai pasirodo mazi, bet ta-
sal italy pasidrasinimas
pasisavinti tas salas tegali
sukelti kaip Graikijoje,
taip ir Anglijoje didziau-
sius neuzganedinimus. TIA
lams suparalizavus Egejos
jura, susimazina ten kuone
visq Europos viespatysciu
prekyba.
IS to atzvilgio ir sakoma,
kad italai su tQ salu laime-
jimu tegu nesidziaugia,
lad jie ka nors turetQ lai-
meti Shame kare. Italians
tenka uz tai tik kitu
viespatyseiu nepasikakini-
mai.
Bet italai dar sake, kad
ju karo laivynas uzblokuo-
sias Dardanelius ir stai vi
sas Konstantiropolis busias
suparalizuotas.
Is kitu saltiniQ suzino-
ma, kad turkai netik ne
mana Italians pasiduoti,
bet kariausia kuoilgiausius
metus, kad Italija nuslopi-
nus.
Katalikas., 1912-05-30
Slunclama jureiviai ant salos
Kubos.
Suvienytos Waist JOS nori ivesti
ten tvarka.
Nugabenta g'nklai annunicija
II vaIg1s.

taip greit nuslopinti. Ka-
dangi tose provincijose di-
duma gyventoiu yra nige-
rial, bus sunku juos apveik-
tt paklusnyber.
Tie visi suk:ilimai randa-
81 rytuose ir j ten vyriau-
sybe pasiuncius kuone visa
savo kariuopoene. Taigi
dabar laukiama tokiu pat
maistQ ir vakarinese pro-
vincijose, kur nesama ka-
liuomenes.
Maistai jau prasideje
provincijose Havana, San
tiago ir Pinal del Rio. Kuo-
ne visur uzdaryta viesosios
mokyklos. Pasklydes gan
das, kad Kuhos vyriausy-
bel ateis pagalbon Suvieny-
tos Valstijos.
NOrs tasai sukilimas dar
tick daug nera zymus ir
trumpas, teciau nuostoliai
atjaueiama ]abai dideli.
Kuone visi cukraus fabri-
kai uzdaryti. Nesant
darbininku ir kitos istai-
gos privalancios sulaikyti
darbus. Pramone sulai-
kyta.
Kareiviai tue tarpu esq
lojaliski, bet kaip ilgai, ne
zinia.
suvienytu Valstijp ISL
maisymas = tai dienos
klausimas.
Katalikas., 1912-05-30

Philadelphia, Pa. Isa-
kius karo ministeriui
transportinis laivas "Prai-
RE" tonlis dienomis aplei-
do vietini uosta ir nuplau-
ke j Kubos pakrasccius.
Tuo garlaiviu nukeliavo
$50 jureiviq, kurie su saw
mi pasieme iris lengvas
lauko kanuoles, 6 automa-
tines kanuoles, 100000 So
viniq sautuvams ir revolve-
riams, taippat pakaktinai
valgio, ANGLES ir kitokius
kariskus daiktus.
Laivo kapitonas ir jurei-
viz virsininkas gave uzda-
rytus isakymus, kuriuos
tegalesia perskaityti tik
ant juros. Jureiviu virsi-
ninku yra pulkininkas Kar-
mhany.
Kadangi. ant +salos Ku-
ba sukilo nigeriai, ku1.iq
ligsiol tenaitinei valdziai
nepasiseke numalsinti, tai
81 Suvienytu Valstiju Wy
riausybe suskubo pagalbon.
.juo labiau del to, idant te-
mai perdaug nenukentetQ
Americas kap:talistu rel
kalai. Kai kur naikinama
plantacijos ir items ameri-
Romans grasia pavojus.
Tam tikslui pasiqsta il
jurininkai. Laivas "Prai-
rie", regis sustos uoste
Guatanamo, kur jau randa-
81 kanonieres "Paducah .
ir Nashville. Ar jurei-
vial inns ma]sinti sukilu-
sius nigerius, nezinia. 0
gal jie saugos tik ameriko-
nus nuo uzpuolimu.
Nigeriu sukilimas didi-
'nantis.
Katalikas., 1912-05-30
TTALAI UzIMA SALAS.

ltaiijos puslauvaldlskoJl
agencija prancsa, kad TIA
lijos karo laivynas vado-
vaujant admirolui Viale ga
lutinai uzeme turku sala
Rhodus ir tenai liko pasta
tyta italy ingula skaitliuje
5000 kareiviu. Turku ka
riuomene ten buvus per-
silpna, todel visai nei nesi-
gynus.
Italijos viesoji opinija
tue karo laivyno aktu yra
,uzganedinta ir, mano,
kad dabar Turkija nupul-
Isianti. dvasioje, pamany-
sianti kuoveikiausiai tia
Katalikas., 1912-05-30
MEKSIKO REVOLIU-
OIONIERIAI PRARADO
DAUG zMONIU.

Valdiskasis generolas
Huert raso, kad andai jo
arnlija perejus desinlts my
liz, t1'aukdama i siaurius
paskui pabegnsius revoliu-
cionierius. Diena buvus
labai karsta. Kareiviai
keliaudami s'l1.inke labai
daug reVoliucionieriu lavo-
snu, kurie nesenai kruvina-
me susiremime krite. Tuo-
Sc tyrynuose tarp lavonu
daug rasta pusgyviu su-
zeistu, kuHie kelias dienas
nebuEe gave pagalbos ir
maisto. Ju daugumas is
troskulio buvo iseje is pro
to. Tiesiog pasibaisetini
dalykai susekta.
Generolas Huerta su sa-
vo armija keliaudamas pa
taises daug sugadintu tiltq
If telegrafiniu liniju.
zaip zino1na, dabar
Huerto armija revoliucio-
nierius siauriuose pasivijus
If isnaujo anuos pradejus
skinti. Gal cionai viskas
bus ir pabaigta, isblaskius j
visas Sails neramiuosius
gaiyalus.
Katalikas., 1912-05-30

tinti), kadangi karalirls su
karaliene sugyVenanciu di-
dziausioj mei]ej. Tos vi
sos apkalbos, zino1na, pa
gimdziusios dide1es aci-
ia ir nudien viesoji opinija
jau tuos smeizikus savu ke-
liu yra pasmerkusi.
Ma, kaip ten nebutu bet
ir pats Valdovai nera liuo-
81 nuo prasize gi1illl jei
tokios kalbos atsirado tai
visgi tuli savo saltini Kad
karalius teisme bus isstteisi1- s
tas, irgi negali but daug
istabu.
Katalikas., 1912-05-30

Voklet1 JOS p paIaamento
sesijos pabaigaj e socialis-
tai atstovai astfia uzsipuo-
leI ant kaizeria V liaus.
Vienas soeialistu vadas,
dr.. Ledebollr avo kalboje
tarp kitko eiske kad
jei Vokietij Nauta supras-
tu savo stoVI save teises
Il daugiau kainotu savo
verte, tai kaizeris negaletu
pliurpti TOXIN nonsensll.
kaip yra padares nesenai
:strassburge. ] IS .baltent
slasake, ei na butll llzs
sginta nedzieJ Jfnas II salma-
.z;1lta alga yisai sunai-
sintp konsti titahij
su tais zoaziais parla-
mento vedejas pertrauke
atstovui kalba, patemyda-
mas, kad jis perdaug val
dovo autoriteto neuzgau-
liotq.
Kilo didis Hluk ksnlas, ku-
ri sukele desinieji atstaHai.
@ kanclieriius kaizeri gin
damas tare:
Gal aan butu labai
sunku teisinti kaizeT'l pa
cciame Straes sbsHge, bet
lengva man efa tas padary4
ii, =kur turin savo salinini
k,ls Vokietijos tallta tVir-
tai laiIzosi: saYo kaEero il
savo konstitncijiniq insti-
tueiju
Katalikas., 1912-05-30
ANT sUV. VALsTIJU IR
MEKSIKO SIENOS AT
SiTIKIMAS.

IS Fabens, Tex. prane-
sa, kad tenai be mako ne
susikove SuVienytu sValsti-
.ju raiteliai SUI Meksiko re-
voliucionieriu buriu, teciau
tam viskam uzbego Suv.
Valstijq oficierio saltas
atsinesimas.
Pasienyj bepatroliuojant
porucninkas G. A. Daugh-
erty su 35 raiteliais sutiko
Meksiko revoliucionieriu
burr, susidedanti is 200
zmoniu. Meksikonai be
jokios priezzasties norejo
saudyti j raiteius, bet po-
rucninkas greitai ta meksi-
konQ sumanyma suprato ir
j juos pasiunte savo pora
kareiviu pranesti jiems,
kad Suv. ValstijQ raiteliai
esanti ant pacios sienos ir,
kad meksikonu visoks pra-
sizengimas smarkiai butQ
baudziamas. Tuo budu re-
voliucionierius pergalejo
ir tie nieko nepese pasi-
trauke Salin.
Tarpe generolo Orozco
paprastuju kareiviq randa-
81 keli zymesni miesto Chi
huahua pilieeiai, butent
miesto majoras, keli teisliai
ir kit, kurie buve apskus-
tt uz suokalbi prizes revo-
liucionierius. Dabar jie
savo ia tarnysta privalan-
ii prirodyti, kad esq Oroz-
cui lojaliai.
Paskutine nusprendzia-
moji kova revoliucionieriu
su valdzios kariuomene
jau prasidejus. Abidvi ar
moi kova revoliucionieriu
musios. Valdzios ar1nija
pirmiau uzpuolus revoliu-
cionierius. Kovos priesa-
kis tesiasi ligi Rellano. Ne
zinia, katros puses bus vir-
Sus.
Tick tik yra zinoma, kad
visas revoliucionieriu liki-
mas bus isrinktas ties
miestu Juarez, kuris randa-
81 revoliucionieriQ rankose.
Kadangi Sis nliestas gull
ties S. ValstijQ siena, rasi,
gins nesutikipoai, nes SUI le-
kiojanciomis kulipkomis
meksikonams bus sunku
issisaugoti.
Katalikas., 1912-05-30

vengrijos sost1nej Bu-
dapeste andai buta kruvinu
demonstraciju straikuojan-
ciu darbininkq. Ant mics
to gatviu kariuomene nuso-
vus kelis darbininkus. Keli
desetkai suzeista.
Katalikas., 1912-05-30


Meksiko revoliucionieriu
ar1nija po vadovyste gen.
Orozco andai vel skaudziai
sumusta. Prazuta arti 800
revoliucionieriq ties Rella-
no. Valdiskoji armija
krykstaujanti. Paskutine
mis- dienomis revoliucionie!
rial. musiuose prarade i
5000 savo zmonip- Pc pas
kutiniam musiui revoliu-
cionieriai pasitrauke i siau-
RUS il, regis, jiems nebus
!kur pasprusti.
Katalikas., 1912-05-30

zinomas dalykas viskas
priimanaa be pasipriessini-
mo
r toki tai duna sav'o
!" darbusS sieaet pabaigs
birzelio pabaigo5e
Tikrai rusiskai PASTEL gia-
ma! .
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-12-28
PINNED DOWN
 MANY HOURS Two Men Pinned Under Heavy Load 21 Hours in Zero
 Weather.

4 dispatch from Fairbanks un- der date of December 10, says: Still alive after being imprison- ed under a load of supplies for 2i hours, with the temperature below zero, John Bernard, a civil engineer; is fighting against death at the hospital in Fort Gibbon. Imprisoned under the same load was Jack Noble, the well known freighter, who now lies buried in the little cemetery at Hot Springs. Both were caught under a load of goods that tipped over near Hot Springs Thursday, November 2t, and which was found by a musher next day.
 Noble left Hot Springs with a load of goods for T0fty, and on the way over he overlook Ber- nard and asked him to ride with him on the load, which was pull ed by two horses and two mules. When the loaded sled came tn a small cut-off. made where a washout had removed the orig inal rOadbed. the horses took the old road and the runners struck he deep rutS. This action caus- cd tn" load {" spill over and then right itself partially. Noble was completely buried hy the load and died within an hour. Bernard Was thrown far enough SO that his head pr"trud"d from the bot = tom of tn" load. He was in this pnSit ion for 2I hours. when Joe spoke ln the horses. His voice was heard by Bernard, who yell ed frrbly. but loud enough for the mush"r io hear.
 Perrin "Xtricatrd Bernard and hen he managed to get out the body of Noble. 4 team was sent tn the relief of the injured man from Tnfy by Kelly X Anderson. lle was taken In the Springs by Tom Davis. the freightrr. and from there to the hospital at Ff GibbOn.
 Bcrnard'S feet wrra badly frOZ- on and his hands torn and cut by frrnZird efforts tn free himself from the crushing burden that weighted him tO the ground. His lower limbs are useless, and it. IS believed Ihai lr suffered all injury {" his spine by thr arci- cent.