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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-25

Work has been temporarily
suspended at the back shop, :"
the men being told to again re-
port for duty on January End.
From thirty five to fifty men
are effected by the order, many
of whom are taking advantage
of the circumstances to visit
friends and relations during the
holidays.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-25

j. e. Lidengton. former resi-
dent Of Clovis who has BEEN
employed with the Lubbock ex-
tension Of the Santa Fe, was in
the city this week spending the
holidays with his family,
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1913-12-25

Herbert Case left Christmas
day for Los Angeles California,
to visit his parents. He is off
ona thirty day leave from Santa
Fe employment
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
Social Meeting of Missionary
Society.

The Home Mission Society
met with Mrs. L. C.. Wilson on
Wednesday afternoon with quite
a crowd of interested ladies'.
The program was short but in.
teresting, after which delicious
refreshments we're served. Much
encouragement is felt over this
outburst of interest in the be-
ginning of the year, and it is
hoped to make it one of the post
successful years we have ever
had.
The following officers we're in
stalled for the year 1913.
Mrs.M w. OFT, President;
Mrs. Ada Darlington, First Vice
President; Mrs, G. G. Simmons,
Second Vice President; Mrs. }.
L. Brock, Third Vice-President;
Mrs. Robert Darlington, Fourth
ice.President; Mrs. L. c. Will
son, Corresponding Secretary;
Mrs. G.. W. Goodbee, Recording
Secretary; Mrs. Dean Pierce,
Treasurer Home Department;
Mrs. Dan Wadsworth, Treasurer
Foreign Department; Mrs. Laura
helms, Agent for Missionary
Voice.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
Basket Ball Game.

The Frankiinton High Schoo
Handlers defeated the Dogalusa
Y. N. e. A. in a hot]y contested
game of basket ball Saturday af
ternoon. The score being II tc
9 in favor of r. H. S. The team
opposing the school boys were
plcked' men from the High
School Of Bogalusa and the Y.
NJ. G. \. Teams. The Bogalusa
team was much heavier than the
local high school team, but they
proved their superior in passing
the ball, and scoring field goals.
Fred Bateman Franklinton's
noted center, though his man
standing full three inches above
him handled his man like a TOP.
He did not play over him like he
has heretofore been doing men
who oppose him 10 center. but
he at all times out jumped his
man. At times when the ball
was passed up in center he
would plunge above his nan
catch the ball in the air far above
and pass to his side. The SEN
satlona) playing of Bateman
Caused wild cheers to ring from
the spectators, encouraging him
to proceed with the good work.
Cary Graves did good goal shoot
ing, he scoring three that count.
ed and one out of line. Cary's
man was the tallest on the Boga.
lusa team but he utterly failed to
hold Cary down. Tom Graves
did extra good guarding, putting
his man out in the last half, 30.
gajusa having to put in another
man to 20 up against Tom.
Robert and Delos Magee did ex-
ceptional good guarding prevent
ing their men from scoring envy
points for Bogalusa. The points
scored for. Franklinton we're as
follows. Fred Bateman, two
field and three foul goals-7.
Cary Graves, three field goals
that taIlied-6; Robert Magee
one field goal. The game
was referesd through by Barrett
Simmons.
Spectator.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
ARBITRATOR
THE FLOUR OF QUALITY.

BETTER FLOUR FOR LESS MONEY is what we have been
AFTER and for the past twelve months have had ARBITRATOR
and SOUTHERN BELLE. Our sales these brands
than double those of any other brands have handled for the
same length of time.
There's reason, and good
Instead of expensive Magazine advertising and premiums, Ar
brator gives for value at the Every
barrel guaranteed good the best your money back.
You take chance buying Arbitrator because guarantee
to please We continually shipping with privilege Of
returning if not satisfactory.
1t NEVER COMES BACK, but THE CUSTOMER DOES, and
he buys and that's WHY able to sell
with positive guarantee prices far below regular retail
prices.
REMEMBER freight rates lower than to your station
and the fact that prefer sell much small margin OF profit
rather than little regular prices enables offer you
Arbitrator per barrel in WOOD $685. in sacks $3.50.
Southern Belle, 6.4O 6.25.
Send your orders and he assured of right treatment
We handle not only Flour but Groceries, Dry Goods Shoes
Hats, Drugs Clothing Feed Fertilizer eThe best at the lowest
prices
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
and afectiOnate remarks.

and affectionate remarks. Six
sons we're active pail bearers
His body was laid to rest in the
Elm wood Cemetery, Services
at the grave were conducted by
the Nasons. of which Order he
was a member.
May Gods richest blessing,
freely flow to the bereaved loved
ones, and may his strong arm
gently lead them upward thru
life, and there not be a MISSING
face in that glorious reunion in
the mansions of rest.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
God Calls His Own.

At 11:45 a. IN. January 10, 1913,
the spirit of Adolph Gayer, aged
90 years, winged it's way to the
Haven Of rest promised to those
who endure.
Having been forewarned, his
entire family. a wife, three
daughters and seven sons, had
gathered in the home at 1854
Linden Ave., Memphis, Tenn,
to administer and cheer during
the last hours, and we're at his
bedside when the end came.
He was of German descent.
His father, Herman Gayer, form
erly an officer in the German
army. came to this country in
1640 and practiced law in the
city OF New Orleans until his
death. The almost imultaneous
death of his father and mother
left him an orphan at the age of
SIX years, at which time he was
placed in convent and there
reared, but never. became a
Catholic. 1t is said that during
his education all Of his inheri.
lance was lost and lie came out
OF schoolpenniiesS. Leaving the
City he began his career on the
The farm, where he married
and built his home. In the
recent food, oeinga stock farm
er, he lost prac,i, SIIy all his
worldly accumuI atoms. and
came to Memphis to accept a
position; but fou1 III that his
physical strength vas not suf.
iiclent, and that he make fight
tor his life. The 2atienca with
which ne bore biz. suffering, tt
some, was marve, .ou 5, but those
who knew him re adj iy recognized
IL to be II true chars scteristic OF
the man within. He was a kind
and attractive hush ard. a ten
der, loving father: his helping
hand was always extended t,
every good cause in i lis crmmun
~, aud he was loved and honor
ID by all who knew III III.
The funeral services were con
aocied by Dr.. A. y. 3 cone, pas
tor u the First B.nt;t t Church
Aiennh's, Tenn. I. v as crafty
ns mai lii; SOD, i. a. Gayer
pastor OF the l1.rM Bapt:s
Church. Aberdeen. AZ iss., VIZ,
able To make some IN nronriat;
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
Mt. Herman Notes.

The burning of J. O. Magee's
store at Sunny Hill last Tuesday
morning has caused the greatest
shock to the people of this coun.
try than anything that has hap
pened for many years and ex.
pre>slons OF indignation and re.
greet is heard on all sides and if
the parties who committed the
dastard!y deed could have been
caught it is hard to say what
the end might have been. There
is no doubt, but that it was set
on fire, as Noah Merritte who
was the first one or the scene,
said it was burning in two places,
one on the south side of the
main building and one in the
! passageway between the main
building and ware room. and
nothing could be done. but watch
it burn. The loss is estimated
at about $4,000 with only about
$1,000 insurance. The stock of
goods, which was the largest
carried by any merchant in the
country, was estimated ut $4,000.
Mr.. Magee has been in the mer-
camille bushes for about thirty
five years and but few men have
won the esteem and confidence
of the business world as he.
he has assisted more people in
their strife to make a living,
stretched out his hand to the
needy and has credited them
when there seemed no prospect
of getting anything in return
than any merchant in the coun-
try. In tact it has always been
a saying that a man who couldn't
get credit from J. o. Magee.
couldn't yet it from any one, and
now to see the years of his hard
earning destroyed by the blight
ing hand of a foul incendiary
bring from the people of the
country a cry Of just indignation.
1t was first thought the house
was set to cover robbery, but
that theory has been explained
and now other motives are as
signed.
Willie Banister went to New
Orleans Sunday from a summons
from his wife, who has been
there for the past two weeks
with their three month old baby
who is in the Presbyterian Hos.
pital very sick with erysipelas.
Leland.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
Rio Notes.

DR.. W. ]. Jones, of Franklin.
ton was a visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. J. Leon Pounds spent Sat-
urday in the Crescent City.
Mr.. Miller, Supt. N. @. G. n,
r. E. was a business visitor Fri.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jenkins
were Franklinton visitors Tues.
day.
!. l. Waller is o visitor to New
Orleans and Gulfport this week.
Miss Rosa Richardson attend :
ed Teachers meeting in Boga-
lusa Saturday.
MIR. J. H. Hamilton, of New
Orleans was a bushes visitor
last week.
Miss Ida Kendall spent Sun
day in Bogalusa.
Mr.. Milton Sewell, of New Or
leans, was d visitor last week.
Mr.. ]. G. Moore is on tae
sick list this week.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
STOPS PAlN-HEALS WOUNDS.

STOPS PAlN-HEALS WOUNDS.
ROYALlNE OIL. is a GOOD PAIN
MEDICINE as wella as GOOD ANTI
SEPTIC. Its greater strength gives it
GREATER POWER to ease pain. in
side or outside, man or beast; also
makes it 60 further, and therefore
give LARGER VALUE FOR THE
MONEY. Pleasant, clean. safe. l0c,
Csc, SOC. Money back if not salts
factory.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30

NOTlCE-The registration
BOOKS are now open in my Office.
Those who caD,ot read and
write can register under Section
). ot the consultation of this
state, up to September !, 1913.
~ A. Thigpeh, Clerk.
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
F'RANKL1NToN, LA, JAN. 80, 1913

NAN hl-'N ION, LA, JAN. ~, III;
DR.. ". J. Jones spent Tuesday
in Rio.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jenkins, O.
Rio visited here Tuesday.
Mrs. Malissa Slocum is visit
ing her brother, Nick Mccain,
who is very ill.
Mrs. Frank Fiegler and little
daughter of Kents, visited Mrs,
J, E. WOOD last week.
Mrs. Mike Darlington visited
her sister, Mrs. Josie LaCour at
Abita Springs last week.
Nunnally's Chocolate covered
Nuts and MarshmaIlows at
Babington's Drug Store.
Mrs. Allen Mulkey of Frieler,
La, is visiting her many relatives
and friends here this week.
Fresh by express" Nunnal.
ly's delicious candies at
Babington's Drug Store.
Mrs. J. Vol Brock entertained
the following guests at Progress
sive Rock on Saturday evening:
Miss Nellie Dobson entertained
. few friends at Progressive
Five Hundred on Saturday even
ing.
Free reading privilege is give,
to patrons who occupy the tables
in the refreshment department
of Peoples Drug Co,
Mrs. J. E. Wood and Mrs. 6
W. Goodbee attended an old
fashioned log rolling at r. P.
Simmons on Thursday.
Mrs. Robt. Darlington enter
tanned the little folks on Friday
last from 3 to 6 in honor of Mas
ter Charles fifth birthday.
Misses Pearl Griffith. Sara
Williamson and Ellen Darlington. |
and Messrs. W. NJ. Darlington,
Vesta Tongi and Earl Griffith. Of
Bogalusa.
Miss Rosa Gale was called to
her home in Baton Rouge, on
Saturday last by telegram an
nouncing the serious illness of
her mother.
Mrs. Flora Bickham spent
Sunday in New Orleans with
Mrs. L. H. Magee, who is at the
Turo 1ntirmary after an operation
for appendicitis.
Miss Ef6e McE|veen, euter-
tanned Saturday evening at the
home of Mrs, NJ. A. Thigpen. in
honor of the young men of the
Bogalusa Basket Ball Team.
Daily newspapers, magazines
etc constantly on sale, and or
ders taken fer any publication,
novels rented, and reading priv.
ilege extended by,
Peoples Drug Go. |
W. NJ. Darlington entertained
two of his Bogalusa friends.
Vesta Tongi AMI Earl Griffith,
thru the weekend at the home
OF his parents, MIR, and Mrs. T. !
NJ. Darlington.
Magazine readers who reside
in the vicinity Of t'ranklinton
can secure the same clubbing
rates through Peoples Drug
Company as they can any where
else. Cash need not be paid till |
the magazines begin to arrive.
We again remind our readers
of the fact that We are not al.
lowed to print any comnunica.
tior that is not signed with the |
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-01-30
Notice.!

We have the pleasure of announcing the con-
solidation of the Farmers and Merchants Bank and
the Bank Of Franklnton. The name Of the new
Bank will be the UNION BANK" Pending the
completion Of the charter etc., Of the Union Bank,
the bushes of the united banks will be conducted in
the Bank of Franklinton building under the charter
and name of the Farmers and Merchants Bank
Very truly yours,
BANK OF FRANKLINTON FARMERS & MERCHANTS BANK
Per H. g. Magee. Pres Per W. j. Jones, Pres
WV. Bahingtou Vice.P Pres. S. II. Burrs. Vice Pres.
Rob. Darlington, Cashier. +. NJ. Brown, Vice Pres.
w. c. Hamilton, Asst Cashier. Us. Brock Jr. Cashier.
W. s. BurrsA, Cashier.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-15
Z WLOCH.

Rzym, l. marca. - Wloskie
stowarzyszenie lotnicze buduJe
dla rzqdu ogromnQ flote napowie-
TRINA, zlozona 200 aeroplanow
Z tych pierwsza flotyla. zlozona Z
,-miu statkow, ma bye gotowa
juz ma przysziy miesiac.
- Odby{o sic tn spotkanie pa
nj Toselli. rozwiedzionej zony
krola angielskiego, jej Synkiem,
Stosownie do przyzwolenia Ojca
ze strony Saskiej uwazano ba-
cznie, by dziecka ME porwano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-15
TeIegramy KrajoWe'
Nieomal zlynczowany "a napase
ma corke sedziego.

Salem, ILL.,, - marca. - Wybu-
chIy til zaburzenia tax powazne
w skutek napaSci Frans Sullens'a
ma l4-letniQ corke sedziego po-
wiatowego Charles Holt'a, re gu-
bernator Dunno zniewolonv by1
wysIac try kompanie gwardyi
narodowej Stanu Illinois, ktore
przybyly w sam czaS, azeby oca-
lie zycie SullenS'a Cd gwaltownej
5mierci I rqk oSzalalego motto
chu.
Sullens podobno zezna(, re "a
S. i kieliszek wodki, obiecanych
mu przez innego cziowieka, zmu-
sill panne Dorote Holt do udania
sic MIN do rzezalni tuteJ Jszych.
Zaprzecza jednakowoz, IL napadf
ma niq.
Stan panny Holt jednakowoz
Jest powazny. Wrocila ona do do
mu wczoraj zrana i opowiedzla}a,
re w drodze teatrzyku kinema-
tograficznego schwytano ia L ty-
lu, zakneblowano jej usta i "a
niesiono ia do o po}torej mill Cd
leglych rzezalni. Tu ma MIA naPa-
dnieto. Po straceniu przytomnO-
sci ME obudziia sic az o godzinie
9ej przed po}udniem i wtedy "a
wlokla sic do domu i opcwiedzia-
Ia swa historye. Ojciec JeJ ma
ttchmiast uwiadomit szeryfa. kto-
nv przvaresztowaf Franka Sullen-
sa. Sullens liczy lat 21 i jest bia-
lynn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-15

koSztOwny rezerwoar wodny,
Swiezo zbudowany; tax wlec da-
leko posuwaja sic szalone a9lta-
torki, re dzieia uzytku powSzech-
nego niszczs. lima wrzuclia do
pewnego urzedu krolewskiego o.
twartQ blaszanke lakieru, niszcz9c
akta i sprzety; te aresztowano.
We wiezieniu urzadzaja sufrazy-
SIKH giodowki, by sic wczesnlej
ma wolnoSc wydostaG. Gaia oPinia
publiczna zwraca sic obecnie prze
ciwko MIN.
-DonosEa z Hobart ma wyspie
Tasmanii. re powroci} tam okret
Aurora" wyprawy dra Mawso-
ma do bieguna poludniowego: O.
kret zaczeka do wiosny / uda sic
do .Adelieland. po przebyWaJace-
go tam jeszcze dra Mawsona j ie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-15
pzedawaa Muw cw eawam zen
Daza zwydszesO wdr zamau wujg0

Popoludniu wielki t}um zebraf
sic przed wiezieniem, w ktorem
znajdowal SIG Sullens. Tlum Z
kazdq godzina stawai sic wick
Sym. Poprzyjezdzali obywatele
Z miast okolicznych. Rozeszla sic
pogloska, re wuj dziewczecia miai
przyjechaG Kinmundy so ludz
mi. Ze wzrostem liczby oburzenle
tlumu wzrastaIo przechodzllo
we furye. Wszelkie usilowania re
strony rzeryia i jego pomocni-
kow rozproszcnia motlochu o.
kazaly sic daremne. Stalo sic Wi
docznem, IL potrzeba tylko despe-
rackiego wodza, azeby mot}och
poprowadzic do gwa}townych czy
now, tymi byloby w}amanie sic
do wiezienia smierc Sullensa ma
najblizszej galezi. .
Gdy sytuacya stala sic krytycz-
ma, szeryf Vursell wyslal tele-
gram do CUB. Dunno o natychmia-
stowe. przyslanie 100 zoinierzy.
Cub. Dunno natychmiast wydai
odpowiednie rozkazy i "a dwie
godziny jedna kompania 4-go puf-
ku piechoty stanowej przybyla do
Salem i otoczyla wiezieriie pier
scieniem wart. P6zniej przybyly
ieszcze dwie kompanie.
Pastorowie inni wybitni oby-
watele skorzystali re wzburzenia
publicznego i odwracajac je cd
Sullens'a - co i'm przyszlo latwo
po przybyciu wojska - skiero-
wall je na tax .zwane blind IL
gers. wyszynki tajne' i nielegal-
ME prowadzone, gdW w Salem
sprzedaz trunkow upajajacychjest
prawem zabroniona. w jednym Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-15
ZBELGII.

Bruksela, 15 marCa. - BelSia,
ktora take zatrzymala Swe re-
zerwy. w liniowej Sluzbie, ME
rozpuszcza ich jeszcze: minister
wojny W parlamencie oSwiadczyi,
ze zbrojno5c musi bye zachowana
IA Stopie obecnej az do czasu mi
niecia przesilenia europejSkiego.
" armii belgijSkiej wytoczono
caiy Szereg proces6w o naduzycia
PRIV doStawach dla wojSka; VIE
In oficer0w areSztCwanO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-15
Robotnicy skaleczeni.

CZtercch robotnik0W OdniOs}o
bolesne rany, kiedy spadl ia Mich
okap przy nowym budynku ma
rogu Quincy i State. Robotnicy
pracowali przy budowie kiedy ten
zaszedl.
Do lekarza musianO zaprOWa--
die nastepujacych: Williama
Matthey, 531 South Wood utica,
Michaia Powers, 1914 West Chi
cago ave-, Tomasza Hogan, 252o
West Congress utica i Jeremiah
sza O'Connell. 520 South 45 ave.
Robotnicy stall pod okapem.
Szalony wicher zwalii ma Mich
drewniany okap.
Unia dziewczat, pracujacych
w sk}adach.
Ia inicyatywa dwoch filantro-
pek, pani Jozefiny Bowen i Ma
ryi Mcdowell, wczoraj wieczo-
rem powstaia mia dziewczat ! ke-
biet pracujacych W skladach de-
partamentowych przy State ull-
cy. Posiedzenie odbylo sic w sa-
Ii. gdzie zbiera sic Towarzystwo
Women's Trade Union League.
Unia ia jest wynikiem ostatnie-
60 Sledztwa przeprowadzonego
w Chicago przez komiSye Iona
legislatury stanowej W sprawle
niskich zarobkow kobiet, pracu--
iacych W Skfadach. Unla ia be-
die sic domagaia natychmiasto-
wego, wyzszego zarobku dla ko-
biet oraz pol dnia piracy w sobo-
tc W miesiacach letnich.
Wezwanie ma to pOsiedzenle
rozdano robotnicom potajemnie
we czwartek wieczorem we wszy
stkich tutejszych sk}adach.
Ma posiedzeniu przemawiala
PAM Mcdowell, nawo}ujqc die
wczeta, by sic laczy}y W unie, DO
inaczej d}ugo muszq czekac ma
podwyzszenie zarobku.
Process kryminalny.
John Mack Glenn, sekretarz
Stowarzyszenia Fabrykantow
wydawca pisma Manufacturer ;
News" zostal aresltowany wczo-
raj "a to, re W gazecie swej po-
daf rzekomo kiamliwe powody
dla czego rozpoczeto sledztwo w
sprawie niskich zarobk0W kOblet
W Chicago. Cz}owiek ten W pis-
mie SVEN poda}, re zastepca gu
bernatora jedynie dlatego rozpo-
cal Sledztwo, by gazetom Hear
sta przysporzyc og}oszeh cd
SHADOW departamentowych W
sr0dmieSciu. Zastepca guberna7,
tora Barratt O'Hara, najplerw
kazai ,wezwac Glenna przed ko-
misye sledcza i tam spytaf go sic
czy ma dowody ma to, CO publlcz-
ME W gazecie powiedzia}. Glenn
odpowiedziai, re jest o tenn SLIME
przekonany.
Zaraz potem kazano Glenna
oddac pod sad kryminalny. Stawii
on wczoraj poreczenie W sumie
Sci 900.
Glenn mowii wczoraj, re nie
zamierza wcale cofac tego co pc,
wiedziai o komisyi sledczej.
Ofiara samochodu.
George w. Kepner, 70 letn
kontraktor, mieszkajacy pnr
22Io Walnut utica, wpadi poc
kola samochodu ia rogu 12tej uli
cv Halsted. Odwieziono go dc
slpitala bolesnemi ranami. "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-15

takich ,,Slepych tygrow". (blind
tigers, Sullens wchlonal w siebie
lyle upajajacego napolu. IL po-
zbawiony kontroli mad swemi
wladzami, zostai popchniety do
czynu, .ktGry nieledwie Smiercia
przyplacil. AIotloch, dyszacy fu-
rya, poczQf niszczyc owe blind IL
gers zamienil drogi W strumie-
ME DiWa WOdkl.
Koniec sensacyjnego procesu.
Nowy York, Is marca. - Zaz
kohczyf sic til process, w ktorym
figurowaly wybitne osObistosci
jako oskarzeni o udzia} w oszu-
stwie przy eksploatacyi polka
dow mineralnych w Kanadzie. O.
skarzeni zoStali uznani Winnymi
i skazani do wiezienia.
Julian Hawthorne, autor, syn
Nathaniela Hawthorne'a, jednego
Z najwybitniejszych pisarzy anne
rvkanskich, zostal skazany ma Je-
den. rex i jeden dzien wiezienia w
wiezieniu federalnem w Atlanta.
Dr. William ]. Morton, syn DIR.
w. I. G. Mortona, wynalazcy e.
teru, otrzymai te sama kare co
Hawthorne. Albert Freeman. fl
nansiSta nowojorski cd lat &C.. 70
stall skazany ma lat ). Technlcz-
mem oskarzeniem by}o uzywanie
pocztv w celu oszukarlczym przy
sprzedazy akcyi ma pok4ady rudy
w Kanadzie.
Josiah Quincy, dwukrotny bur
mistrZ miasta BOstonu / asvStent
sekretarza stanu "a urzedoWan1a
Clevelanda. zostaf przez sedzleSo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-15
TeIegTamy zagraniCzne'
Z WOTNY BALKANSKIEJ.

Ateny, - marCa. - Iureckl u
kret wojenuy ..liamidzie poluJQ
cy ma bezbronne statki transport
tuwc Sreckie. wzdiuz wybrzezy
Nora Adryatyckiego. napadi ma
ilotylg wiczqcq wojSka Serbskie
do San Euan di Medua jeden sta
tex zatupii. cztery >palii az do Ii
nil woody. a diva inne powaznie Il
szkrdzil. WojSka serbskie miaiy
dutrzec do Skutari. bo tam pc
magac Czarnogorcom W obleze
niu twierdzy. Rad greek wyslal
eSkadre GAIA W po$cig "a ..Hami-
die.
Belgrad, l. marca. - Donoszq
tn Z okohc KUssowa, re Serbowie
tam wystrzelali satq meska lud-
nose dwu wiosek: ogoiem 500 lu-
dzi zabito bez >Qdu mieli to bye
.Nlbanczycy pewnego szczepu znle
nawidzonego przez Serbow. kto-
rzy znienacka napadli ma wioski
owe i rzez taxa Sprawili.
- Ped Skutari arnia serbska
liczv luz zgGra 10000 zolnierzy {;
og0lnie >adza. ze upadek Skuta-
ri Jest juz tylko kweStyq krotkle-
90 czaSu.
w Albanii caiej panuje "a
dowulenie wieikic. IL mocar>twa
mialy postanowic, by Skutari. kto
re chcq zatrzymat Czarnogorcy.
natezaio do .Nlbanii; oczywiScie
wproSt odwrotne uczucia zywi
Czarnos6ra protestuje przeciw
pozbawianiu jej zdobyczy wo-
jennej.
Sofia, Il marca. - Rad bu}-
garski uprzejmie odpowiedzial ma
propozycye mocar>tw o interview
cyl, przyjmujqc jQ. ale tylko pod
tymi warunkami, jake Turcyi
juz podyktowano: Cd warunkow
tych sprzymierzeni ME odStaPia
nj ma Who's. Liga BaikanSka - O.
pr0cz dobrej wojny prowadzi
dobra polityke: wiedza sPrzy-
mierzeni. re mocarstwa, poroznlo-
ne ma diva obozy, ME mogQ wy
staple stanowczo ME zmuSzq
ich do byle jakiego pokoju, gdyz
wy Stapienie Jednego pociagne}o-
bv wmieszanie sic drugich, CO
spowodowaioby wybuch wojny e.
uropejskiej. Jak wiadomo, podob-
ne odpowiedzi daily mocarStwom
takze Serbia Grecya.
Rad bulgarski spodziewa sis
napewno upadku AdryanoPola W
najblizszej przyszioSci, Prawdo,
podobnie W ciqgu dni kilku.
MEXYKU.
Mxyk, miasto, Is marca. DO
nosza tn. re w okolicy Naco, SO
nora, skupili rewolucyonlscl zna'
czne silly i przygotowuja napac
ma to miasto, kt6rego usiiuje bro
mic, majac ME wiecej Jak 500 zot'
merry. general rzadOwy Oledo
fortyiikuje on pospiesznle mia
Sto; poczte i clowy urzad: prze'
nieSiono ma strone amerykanSka.
Z ANGLII.
Londyn. II marca. - Gala An
glia peina jest hec i szopek SUI
frazystOwSkich: wczoraj areszto,
wano jedna waryatke ,ktora "a
mierzala uszkodzic nowy nader
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-15
Tez spadek.

- Ach, zeby nasza stara ciotka Juz-
umaria!
Go wan ma TEN zalezy? Cola. jak
biZun.
- TAX, ale ona ma diva zeby "a
plombowane zlotem, to sic moze czio-
wick choG tego dochrapie. -E