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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
HOWARD FIGHTS
'WH|TEWASH'
Of MOYER.
Insists on Prison Inquiry by
House, Saying McReynoIds'
Attitude Is Unimportant,
Continued from Page I.

so far as the cruelties of the dungeon
are alleged
"Of course, there are some bad char
acters out there who have TO be dealt
with severely at times TO keep them
under control, but l have never wit
messed or heard the prisoners discuss
any Of the cruelties which some of the
men have alleged occurred there" he
said.
While the food has improved since
the mutiny. this is not saying too much
for It, although I think the real kick
on It would be in the cooking" said
Levens. with just little more care
It could be made much better. The
quantity is small. awfully small, and
If the prisoners had hard work to do
they could not exist on It, But there
is no hard work for them. My last meal
there was dinner Thursday 1t consist
fist, some bread and water. The ball
was made of scraps OF meat, chopped
up and cooked with -four
when mans condition Is not the
best, they endeavor 10 care for him.
For instance, l have been on a light diet
for the last ten days. This consisted
Of oatmeal and milk three times a day.
So far as my physical condition is con-
cerned. ! have gained "a pounds during
my stay a the prison.
During the past week more than
hundred of the prisoners have begged
me to call up The Georgian as soon as
was released and tell them Of the con-
ditions there.
THE guards refused to allow me to
tell my friends goodbye II is the Gus
tom to present prisoners leaving the pen
itentiary at this time of the year with
an overcoat. / made request for one, as
l knew my penniless condition would
not permit me buying one, but 1t was
refused.
THE greatest trouble at the peniten-
tiary is the lack of discipline. Warden
Meyer has undoubtedly run his day, and
the prisoners and guards alike have no
respect for him. II l could give him any
advice 1t would be to resign"
Levens was sentenced to eighteen
for violating the bankruptcy
laws Three months was allowed him
for the time spent in Jail and an addi-
tional three months for good behavior.
He operated a store at Cullman, Ala,
residing there for six years prior to his
conviction. He returned to his old home
in Carrollton, Ga, where he resided
until his removal to CullmaH
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14

ammunition reported to have been
purchased in Japan by Mexican
agents. While Japan was not num-
bered among the nations which have
assured the United States of their
support in it's Mexican policy, 1t Is
not thought that the Mikado's Gov
eminent would care to antagonlze the
American Administration by insisting
upon the admission Of this shipment
of arms.
1t is asserted at the State Depart
ment that the American policy in
Mexico has the backing of Great
Britain France and Germany. 1t Is
understood that these countries have
been informed as to the impending
blockade and that they have agreed
that this is the best course to pursue.
Ammunition Reaches Ship.
The scout cruiser Chester, carrying
q large supply of ammunition for the
American fleet and equipped with the
strongest wireless outfit in the navy,
has reached Vera Cruz The Chester
will be held pending further orders,
and It is understood that she will be
used to bring John Lind back to the
United States The Chester is one Of
the swiftest dispatch boats in the
navy, and will be utilized for carrying
messages and provisions in case of
war or blockade
Secretary of War Garrison to- day
stated that he knew nothing Of any
orders being issued to troops along
the border to make preparation for
the lifting Of the embargo on arms
to the constitutonalists in northern
Mexico
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
Time for Action Here,
Wilson Believes.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14-Secre-
tary Of State Bryan to-day declined
to discuss the terms Of the note
which the United States is reported
to have sent to Provisional President
Huerta, but il is regarded az certain
that a blockade of Mexican ports by
American warships Is contemplated
within as hours.
The State Department was in con-
slant communication o-day with
John Lind at Vera Cruz and with
Charge O'Shaughnessy at Mexico
city. Lind reported to the depart
ment that he has transmitted the
American note to President Huerta,
but no reply yet has reached Wash
ington.
Charge O'Shaughnessy telegraphed
the department at length to-day con
corning the developments at Mexico
City but this message was not made
public
Government officials are Of the
opinion that President Wilson has de-,
Cided that the time for action has
arrived The Administration con-
siders that it has given Huerta more
than sufficient time to resign, and
that now 1t is up to the United States
to take more stringent measures.
To Sever Relations.
The program anticipated includes
the severance of all diplomatic re-
lations between Washington and
Mexico City and the withdrawal OF
Charge O'Shaughnessy and other
American diplomats.
Following this it is expected that
an active blockade Of all Mexican
ports will be maintained by the sec
ond and third divisions Of the Atlantic
fleet now in Mexican waters, aided
by the torpedo fiotilla stationed at
Charleston, $. c. So far as possible,
this blockade viii be peaceful, the
American ships having orders only
to turn back any commercial vessels
carrying arms, ammunition or pro-
visions into Mexico. While this may
lead to war with Mexico, Government
officials feel that they can gain their
end by starving out the country, and
that, as all Americans in Mexico have
been several times warned to leave
the republic, the responsibility for
their lives does not dcvolve on the
United States
The establishment Of such block
AIDE would preclude the entrance into
Mexico of the supply of arms and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
Court Decision Won
By Mother Teacher

NEW YORK Nov. 1.-THE fight
Of the Board of Education against
the retention OF women school teach
ers who are mothers, was given a
severe blow to-day.
Justice Seabury, in Supreme Court
issued writ Of mandamas ordering
the board to reinstate Mrs. Bridget c.
PeiXotto, a teacher in the schools
who had been dismissed for absent
ing herself to bear a child.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
New Coal and Ice
Firm Asks Charter

Application for a charter for the
Stocks Coal and Ice Company, capt.
talized at 100000, was filed Friday.
The new company will take over the
interests Of the Stocks Coal Com
pany
Its officials are Thomas F. Stocks
Ernest d. Duncan, S NJ. MacKendree,
A. j. Macarthur, all of Atlanta; ]. p.
Taggart, Savannah; c. 0. Templeton,
Augusta; James Sotille, Charleston,
$. c.; John J. Cain, Columbia, S. C.,
J. G.. Anderson, Jr,. Tampa, Fla, and
II. c. Moshell, Spartanburg, S. c.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
Barry Wright Heads
Chamber Law Board

Representative Barry Wright, Of
Rome, has accepted the chairman
ship OF the committee on public laws
in the Georgia Chamber of Com
merce. according to a statement
made Friday by President Hader
The committee, composed of about
twenty lawyers from every section
Of Georgia, will seek the repeal or
modification of laws that are obsolete
or autagonistiC to modern progress in
the State
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
10000 Federals Cut
Off in chihuahua.

EL PASU. TEXAS. Nov. 14.-Rail-
road and telegraph lines connecting
the city of Chihuahua were cut late
Thursday by "a detachment of Gener-
al Villas rebel army, The city is
therefore cut off from all Communi-
cation with the world to-day. and is
besieged on all sides No food has
reached Chihuahua in three weeks.
and the Federal army Of 10000 men
will probably have to surrender be-
cause OF starvation,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
Grandson of Noted
Composer Missing

PITTSBURG. Nov. 1.-THE police
to-day We're asked to look for Math-
ews Walsh, a grandson of Stephen c.
Foster, composer of My Old Ken
lucky Home" "Old Black Joe" and
other well-known songs.
Walsh disappeared two days ago.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
In Saves Slayer
From Conviction

RIDGEWAY, PA, Nov. 14.-Because
a Jury added in" to voluntary" in
returning verdict, II. S. Darvagille,
a railroad detective charged with kill
ing A. Z. Andrews, was set free.
Guilty of involuntary manslaugh-
ter" was the verdict returned
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
HUERTA IS BACK
AF TER LONG
DEBAUCH
Dictator Appears in Capita Cafes
After Visit to General Blan-
quet's Wine Cellar,
10000 Jap Rifles
Bought by Huerta

TOXIC, Nov An addition to
purchasing 10000 magazine rifles
and 100000 rounds of ammuni-
ton in this country, General
Huerta has placed orders for As
pieces Of artillery.
The explanation given by the
Mexican Government was that the
arms and munitions were needed 10
fight the rebels. According to mil
itary circles, Mexico could mount
$50 effective guns, after the arrival
OF the IS .cannons. The ornaments
are en- route for Mexico.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
Stop Washing Hair ! Try This
Makes II Glossy, Soft
and Abundant,

Surely try a "Danderlne Hair
Cleanse" II you wish 70 immediately
double the beauty Of your hair. Jus
moisten cloth with Dauderlne and
draw It carefully through your hair.
taking one small strand a. time.
This viii cleanse the hair OF dust. dirt
OK any excessive oil-in a few min
> bs you viii be amazed Your hair
IL be waYy hu1y and abundant
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
KING OF sAXoNY IN WREck

LElPSIC. GERMANY, Nov. IA
The King of Saxony had a narrow
escape to-day when private train
In which he was riding was wrecked
near Mieritsech Junction, He was
uninjured.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
7 Firemen in Ruins
Of Hay Warehouse

ST. LOUIS, Nov. Fifteen fire
men were buried under the wall Of
the warehouse at No 2ll3 Pine
street, occupied by II. w. Beck, hay
and grain dealer, which collapsed
this afternoon after it had been
burning an hour.
Eight firemen were rescued. Seven
are still under the wall.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
Sam Bernard, Musical
Comedy Star, Is I'll

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Sam Bernard,
the musical comedy star of tine produc-
ton now running at the Forty-fourth
Street Theater, is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
Continued From Page I.

ouet There is a large store of cham
payne at Blanquets home
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-14
Bite Of Rat Fatal
To an Aged Woma.

LA PORTE, IND. Nov "A \,
Jennie Harrison, aged IS years lta1
at Hobart, died last night Of b,s1
poisoning following the bite Of o' y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-14

sic i'm pobic wyciac w pien od-
dziai gen. Blanco, kt6rego same
so pojmali i rozstrzelali. Ra-
zem z Blankiem rozstrzelano 14J
zolnierzy rzadowych.
- Podobno rzadowi poczynili
rcwo1ucyonisci Orozka Zapa-
ty formalne propozycye pokojo-
we: domagaja sic oni miedzy in
nemi zlozenia urzedu ministra
rolnictwa, LaScurain'a: blizsze
szczeg6ly ME So znanc.
z Ziemi swietej.
Jerozolina, II stycznia. =
Archeologiczne poszukiwania,
prowadzone przez Anglikow
Mackenzie'go McAllistera, od-
kryIy o 80 mil Cd Ierozolimy sla-
dy biblijnego miasta Bethshe-
meh, nalezacego do pokolenia .Ju-
dy, poSwieconego kaplanom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-14
Podrabianie masfa bedzie powodem procesu.
.s Rad chce kolektowac podatek.
MORDERSTWO.
Policya rozwiazala zagadke. Pozaano zwloki
zamordowanego Turka morderce wytropiono
JACK JOHNSON UCiEKk!
Wladze rzadowe dowiadua SIZE ie zn poeaal ID Kaaady

Kanady / zahrai &c sobq swoja
biaiq poIowice j. i dw6ch murzy-
now. Johnson wsiadf ia pociag
przy 47n1ej ulicy.
Poreczcnic Jchnsona !1a 20
trzymat W granicach tcgo Stanu
dop6ki jcgo proces sic ME rozpo-
czn;e. w ciagu wczorajszego
dnia Johnson miaf sic wyrazic do
jedncgo Z przyjac;6l, ze ma "a
! miar wpa5t liza kilka dni do To-
ronto. Rad jcdnak mic tej jego
wycieczcc ME wiedziai.
Interesowani pytajq SIG teraz
co Johnson zrobi. Powicdziano z
jednej strony, ze murzyn chce
odwiedzic swcgo dawnego irene
ra w Toronto. drudzy zaS twier-
dza, re pojedzie do Rosyi przez
Halifax. Rad Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych ME mog}by zazadac wy
dania Johnsona. Kanada ME wy
daje wiezniow, ktorzy skazani
zostali ma kare "a upraWiapie
handlu zywym towarem. Rad
procesuje Johnsona "a rzekome
uprawianie bialego niewolnlct--
wa.
Tutejszy marszalek zwiazko-
WV powiedziai, re ME miaf pra-
wa wstrzymywat Johnsona cho-
ciazby ten jechai do Kanady.
Rad sciga fuszerow.
Rad Stanow Zjednoczonych z
koniecznoSci musiaf sic zabrac do
sk6ry wszystkich tych, ktorzy
miastu Chicago dostarczaja mas
la, bo w ostatnich czasach pus1-
czano sic ma fuszerki nielada.
Obecnie W Chicago W lodow--
mach kupcy przetrzymuja okoso
90 GOO, 900 funtow masla caiy
ten zapas podobno zawiera duzo
niepotrzebnych skladnikow. A
genci rzadowi wlocza sic teraz po
lodowniach badaja masio. Rad
bedzie takze Scigai fabrykantow
oleomargaryny "a kolorowanie
fabrykatu. Niektorzy sprzedawa-
ia oelomargaryne "a masio i Ii
! cza sobie bardzo slono "a loj i
tluszcz. '.N
Cd masla ME piaci sic zadnych
podatkow, ale jesli mas}o zawiera
| 4
pewien procent innych skiadni-
k6w wtenczas podlega tym sa-
mym podatkom co oleomargary-
ma. Rad bierze czwarta Geese
funta cd kazdego funta.
w f1szerki te wmieszano ma
stepujace chicagoskie firmy:
Armour & Co.
Friedman Company.
G.. H. Hammond Company.
United States Butterine Co.
w. ], Moxley Company.
Rad sciga take pewne firmy
w St. Louis, Cincinnati, Colum--
bus i Providence R. /.
Rozwiazano zagadke.
Policya re stacyi przy Chicago
ave. W bardzo krotkim czasie
| sprawdzila kto jest morderca
cziowieka, ktorego noge znale-
ziono w novel walizce. Wyszti-
kano takze nazwisko zamordo-
wanego. y
Ofiara strasznego mordu padf
Turek, Ali Abdul. morderca
jest niejaki Hassan Sina, byfy
wspolnik Abdula w interesie.
w sobote popoludniu pewien
kontraktor znalazl noge W novel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-14
TeIegTamy zagTaniczne'
Sprawa baikanska.

Londyn, II Stycznia. - Wczo-
raj ambasadorzy przedstawicie-
le mocarstw odbyli konfercncys
jedna z najdiuzszych dotychcza-
sowych, ma ktorej opracowywano
note zbiorowa do rzadu tureckie-
go, wyrazajaca zadanie mo-
carstw, aby Turcya skioniia SIG
do pokoju: niema watpliwosci, re
stanOwcze i niedwuznaczne wy
stapienie mocarstw mogioby W
Sytuacyi obecnej natychmaast
sprowadziG pokoj. ale mocarstwa
musiaiby Turcyi wprost zagrozic
a tego ME czynia, lecz spieraja sic
o frazcsy Snuja intrygi-jedno
przeciw drugiemi pozwalajac
Turcyi- ma -lekcewazenic i Ligi
BaikaiSkiej i samychze mo-
carstw. Nota miaia bye dis wre-
czona Turkom, ale poriiewaz zno-
WI Niemcom jakiS frazes W niej
sic ME podobai trzeba go zmie-
mic. przeto moze znowu ma dzien,
diva decyzya Sprawy ME odwlo-
kla. Najczynniej pracuje dla po-
koju minister angielskich spraw
zagranicznych, Grey, Etory odbyi
wczoraj konferencye L drem
Danewem i Z ReSzadem-Ba
starajac sic ich nakionic do u
stepstw. Zdaje sic, ze dOtad tie IL
siIowauia ME daily rezultatu !
pelen grozy zastoj panuje ME
przerwanie. Nova kOmplikacy2
sytuacyi jest to, re Wiosi ME
chca wydat wysp tych, ktore "a
jcli W swej oStatniej wojnie L
Turcya, jako zastaw ma wyPiate
pewnych re strony Turcyi zobo-
wiazan: Grecy zadaja tych wySP
razem ze wSzystkiemi innemi ia
morzu Egejskiem. ale WloSi
sprzeciwiaja sic, co do nowych
nieporozumien powod podac mo-
re. Sprzymierzeni wog6le ami ma
WHO'S ME chcq odstapic cd swo-
ich zqdan: jedyna nadzieja jest,
re w KonStantynopolu zajdzie
zmiana tendencyi przecic skio-
MIA sic do pokOju.
- Donosza Konstantynopo-
la. re zebrala sic tam rada MIMI
steryalna i Rada Panstwa aby
rozwazyc sytuacye i ostatecznie
COS postanowic: uwazaja to "a
dobrv znak. wieszczacy skionhoSG
do uStepstw ma rzecz pokoju. =
Tvmczasem niecO pozniej made
siano pogloske. ze zaraz po pier
wszei sesyi Rady Paistwa gabi-
net ministeryalny ustapil, coby
bv}o dowodem, ze Rada ME po-
chwala jego dotychczasowej me-
tody postepowania i tendencyi
pokojowej. ale decyduje sic ma
dalsza wojne.
Ateny, IA stycznia. - Z pod
Janiny donosza, ze walki dokoia
tego miasta trwaja W caleJ peini
pomyslny dla Grekow naja
przebieg. wszelkie wieSci o ME
powodzeniach greckich by1y z
palca wyssane, a W kazdym raz:e
mocno przesadne.
Sofia, ii stycznia. - W sto-
sunku Bulgaryi do Rumunii ME
ma wydanej zmiany uklady sic
tocza re strony buigarskiej pro-
wadzi je DIR. Danew, ze strony
rumunskiej minister Janescu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-14

Buigarzy zarzucaja Rumunii, ze
wynagrodzen "a neutralnoSc do
maga sic ME s}usznie, bo neutral
noSci tel ME zachowaia: rad buf-
garski ma dowody, IL Rad rumuil
ski pozwolii ma przejazd 500 wa
gonow, naiadowanych bronia i
materyaiami wojennymi do Tu:-
cyl. Jak sic ia kwestya rozwi-
ME, najblizsze dni okazq.
Berlin, Il stycznia. - Prasa
tutejsza publfkuje pogioske, IL
jeden Z dyplomatow, uczestnicza>
cych W konferencyi mocarstw,
mial sic wyraziG, re W wojnie bal
kahskiej sprzymierzeni wymCr-
dowali niewinnie 100000 ludno-
sci tureckiej... Nieostrozne to !
niczem ME uzasadnione powiedzc
ME komentuja nieprzychylnie.
Z Anglii.
Londyn, II stycznia. = Wczo-
raj w drugiem czytaniu pre-
szedi w Izbie Gnlin rzadowy
wniosek autonomii irlandzkiej {:
trzecie czytanie naznaczono ma
Srode, 15go bm.
- Dwu angielskich lotnikow,
L. F. Mcdonald Inglis, pierw-
szego asyst. utoneli w rzece Ia
mizie, gdy motor ich odmowil a
kcyi z nieznanej przyczyny ma
szyna runeia do rzeki.
- Rad angielski przeja3 ma
wlasnoSc wszystkie telefony "
.calej Anglii: kompanii, dotych-
czasowej wlascicielce, zap}acono
"a jej urzadzenia i kontrakty 62
i pol miliona dolatow.
Sensacya chwili jest tu spra-
wa niejakiego Williamsa, skaza-
nego ma Smierc "a zabicie poll
cyanta: Williams podal o pozwo-
lenie ma poSlubienie swej narze-
.czonej. panny Seymour, W tym
celu, aby uprawnic ich dziecie j
dac mu nazwisko OLGA; panna
Seymour pragnela tego samego,
bo kochaia tylko Williamsa,
Trybunaly odmowily prosbie O.
wei na malzenstwo pod cienien
szubienicy ME pozwolily.
z Rosyi. ..
Petersburg, Il stycznia. = Ca
rewicz popadI W recydywe swej
tajemniczej choroby, stad wezwa-
no don dra Ostrog6rskiego Z
.Narszawy, ktory go pierwszy le-
cyl: stan chlopca ma bye. bar
dzo grozny. Carowa wdowa tax
re zapadla ma reumatyzm.
z Francyi.
Paryz, II stycznia. - Opinia
publiczna goraczkowo zajmuie
sic sprawl zmian gabinetowych
i powrotnego zamianowania do
armii pulkownika du Patty de
Clam, skompromitowanego W O.
siawionej przed laty aferze Drey-
fusa: wrogowie premiera Poin-
CARGO pracuja, aby przeszkodzic
jego wyborowi ma prezydenta. bo
Poincare jest dotqd najsilniel-
Sym z kandydatow. Demokrati
wysuwaja przeciw niemu Pam
s'a, ministra rolnictwa. Wybory
odbeda sic w piatek.
z Mexyku.
Mexyk, m, IA stycz. = Donosza
z Casas Grandes, re rewolucyoni-
sci Orozka atakowali miasto to
bez powodzenia: odparto ich /
pobito ma glove; ludzi ich "a
zabito. rzadowi stracili ty!ko 6
zabitych IL rannych. Zato udaio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-01-14

&c uda mu sic Jaka dWupartEl1la
kombinacye zawrzec.
Dunno podobno ma w SVEN rs
ku posiadat klucz do sytuacyi.
Gdyby zechciai sic wmieszac do
sytuacyi i ujac ster w swe rece,
nietylko ,nlogiby' wysunac VIA
snego kandydata, ale nawet zy-
skaiby dostateczne poparcie do
wyboru swego kandydata. Lecz
dotychczas Dime trzyma sic zda-
la i roll .dyktatora ME mySli Cd
grywac.
Wybory .elektorskie.
Washington, IA stycznia. -
Wczoraj elektorzy we wszyst-
kich .Stanach urzedowo oddali
swe g}osy ma kandydatow ma
prezydenta j wybrali CUB. Wilso-
ma prezydentem. w chwili obec-
nej rezultaty tego g}osowania So
W drodze poczta do Waszyngto>
nu do tymczasowego prezwodnl-
czacego senatu.
Rezultaty te takze beda przy-.
.niesione do Waszyngtonu 1890
lutego przez jednego elektora z
kazdego Stanu. w dniu tym ma
,lqcznej sesyi obu izb kongresu re-
zultaty beda sprawdzone i CUB.
Wilson bedzie urzedowo ogioszo-
ny prezydentem.
w dwoch Stanach, Utah i Yer
mont, po oSm glosow oddano
PREF Taftowi Nicholas Murray
Butlerowi, jako kandydatowi ma
wiceprezydenta!
Wdlka w WISCONSIN.
Madison, Wis, IA stycznla. -
Stosunki miedzy frakcya CUB. Nc
Govern'a frakcya sen. La Fol
lettea staja sic coraz bardziej ma
prezone. Z powodu wyrzucenia z
urzedu przez CUB. McGovern'a
komisarza ubezpieczeniowego f
kerna, a zwolennika La Follettea,
zapalczywsitze zwolennikow O.
statniego mysla 0 wytoczeniu
pIocesu McGovernowi "a niele-
galne usuniecie Ekerna Z urzedu.
Inni znowu groza, re wyswietla
Gala dzialalnoSc polityczna NJ
Governa, kt6ra ma bye niekonie-
cznie pozazdroszczenia godna.
McGovern z drugiej strony, zajai
stanowisko nicziomne, wake z
Ekerem poprowadzi do upadieso
i ME pozwoli ma wybor przewod-
niczacym izby nizszej cziowieka
mu wrogiego czychajacego ma
jego zgube.
Nova CUB. Wilsona.
Trenton, N. j., IA stycznia. =
Wczoraj w movie wygioszoneJ
do elektorow Stanu New Jersey
CUB. Wilson zaznaczyi wyraznie,
ze W ciagu administracyi demo-
kratycznej tylko demokraci pro,
gresywni stana II steru rzadu. .Je-
dnakowoz CUB. Wilson wierzy. IL
u.-n.1---r---'' : :
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funkcyonaryusze .trustu byii
przez agent6w Hearsta przeku-
pieni. Foraker wysiai murzyna,
Golchrista'a Stewart'a, jako VIA
snego inwestygatora do Chicago,
kt6ry odszukaf Wintfielda z u.s.
jego uslyszal lego wersye kra-
dziezy list6w z archiw Adchbol-
-da. -~-. ~..- ,l'E ~ - D. res
To byio W 'eiagu ipierwszej Wi
zyty, okoio 25go fistopada.
Drugi raz Steward przybyi do
Chicago i widziai sic Winkfieldem
dnia 21go grudnia .Wtedy to
Stewart stall sic centrum nadzwy-
czajnych przyg6d, jak sam opo-
wiada. Opr6cz prywatnych agen-
tow Hcarsta mieli w mich takzc
policyanci wziac udziai. Policyan-
ci agenci dostaii sic pod faiszy-
wynn pozorami do jego mieszka-.
MIA i przeszukali je. 0 godz. Bel
mad ranem, szajka jakichs zabija-.
kow uprowadziia 60 przemoca i
w dorozce automobilowej zawio-
zla do gmachu ,,Hearsta" pod
pretekstem, jakoby go wiozia ma
stacye policyjna. II. Fu urzadzono
komedye, w ktorej jeden redak-
toro6w odgeral role ,,sedziego".W
ciagu farsy pfzeszukano jcgo kie-
szenic i odebrano mu wszystkie
papiery. Miedzy niemi:by} list cd
Forakera, kt6ry byl opubllkowa-
ny w Chicago American" Po
odebraniu mu- wszystkich paple-
row. wypaszczono go ma vol
nose. it,.
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tpokonczeme ia str. 81
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Trzymaicie swe bizuterye pauie-
ry wartosciowe W skrzynce W Skarb-
GU Ochr. stafej odpow. firmy Hat
termap CLAM. 1110 Milwaukee ay.
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Mexyk, m, IA stycz. = Donosza
z Casas Grandes. re rewolucyoni-
sci Orozka atakowali miasto to
-bez powodzenia: odparto ich
pobito ma glove; z ludzi ich 10
zabito, rzadowi stracili ty!ko. 6
zabitych IL rannych. Zato udalo
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Howro6zbny Zastojj.
DyIomacya przy Robocie.
TuTGya skania sic do Wojny,
Bulgaria Rumunia.
Ne spraNv angielSl1ich.
CAREWICZ CHORY.
L Francyi.
w MExYkU
Zposzkiwa6 acknowledgement Ziemi Swietej.

sedzia Archibald uznany wnnym Wybo
W Springfield - "alka do upadlego
bedze S&iadat
sywnych demokrat6w. y Nova Wilsona. Rockefeller