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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
HARVARD wins TRACK
MEET FROM CORNELL

Boston. May f1.-Ilarvard showed UNI
expected strength on the track and field,
YESTERDAY, and won the dual track meet
from Cornell on Soldiers Field by %
point to, Sc. 1t was case of Well
balanced team almost GeNoid of star
performers winning from a less evenly
balanced team in which the eAlei
strength was supplied by four men.
Harvard took seven firsts and gathered
up enough additional points in other
places to gain the victory. Corneli
points were garnered chiefly by Keller,
who took two hrsts: Jones, who took
first and a second, and Cozzens, kanzier
and Spciden. who each took one first.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
sUFFRAGETTE OUTRAGE.
Tin Canister Containing Gunpowder
Found in Empire Palace Theater.

Dublin, May ia tin canister con-
tanning AZ gunpoWder cartridges was
found, Saturday, in the lavatory of
tie Empire Palace theater The car
tridges We're padded all round with
cotton saturated with oil A cotton
cord, also oil soaked, was attached to
tile canister and the cord was burn
ing when the bomb was found.
y girl, formerly employed at tho
theatre, was arrested. Nothing is
known, however, that would connect
her with the Suffragette movement.
Later in the evening, an alarm clock
to which a small box was attached wa.
found ON the Telephone box of tn,
| postoffice at College Green. An exami
nation failed to disclose any explo
siyes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
WINTHROP HIGH SCHOOL
DEFEATS OAKLAND HIGH, S.

winthrop, Nc, May 1t-tSpcciap.-
Eleven innings of good, exciting baseball
were required before winthrop High
school won from Oakland High on tha
home grounds, Saturday. There was no,
a large attendance on account or the
cold wind which made il most uncomfoi t
able for the spectators, but the game was
a most interesting one
more at Winthrop High but who is now
attending Westbiook Seminary. was IN
the box fer winthrop and iaade a record
OF y strikeouts 4 peculiar feature OF
the game was that in the entire game
only the catcher and first baseman TOT
the winthrop team made put-outs, Ben
having 2S and Whitney 10. The score:
.rt1N ~,r.xr NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
A SPECIFIC CURE,
Doctor Has Apparently Cured Rabbits
OF Cancer, His Statement.

. Boston, Mass, May 11.-That he has
apparently cured rabbits of cancer
was the statement made by DR.. How.
ard w. NOVEL; of the Massachusetts
Homeopathic hospital, Saturday. Fur
thermore, DR.. Novel; stated this his
experiments on 50 human beings were
proving most encouraging and that
enormous strides are being taken to-
ward finding a cure for this dread dis
ease, the second worst in the United
States, being only exceeded in deadli-
| ness by consumption.
| DIR. Novel; in no sense claims Il
| have found a cure for cancer. He
places special emphasis upon this fact
IL order that no unfortunate may be
misled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
Holds Up Clark Man Election.
INVITE ALL.
Continued from Page One.)

ncls, to the governments of the world,
III order that by both the participa-
ton of governments and by the CO.
operation of men of good will in every
land this celebration may be so car
ried out as not to mark merely the
close of hundred years of peace be-
tween the English speaking peoples,
but the opening of what we sincerely
trust will be a fresh era of peace and
good will between all nations of the
world"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
COLLEGE, Results, Saturday.

At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gross Z. Harvard ).
At Philadelphia-Yale 4, Pennsylvania
"a innings)
At Amherst--Tufts 9, Amherst I,
At Andover-Princeton '16 49, Andover 8.
At Ashburnhan-Boston College 49,
Gushing Academy 4.
At New Hayen-Yale '16 3. Pennsylva-
MA '16 4.
At Hartford-rrinity 10. Wesleyan 2.
At Orono-Bowdon 4, Maine 3.
At neutrality-suspicious. 3, MiddieburS
2 10 innings.
At Observation-Disclosures Z. Cornell l
Yale second s. Princeton second 4.
At West Point-Army ., Catholic Uni
yersity 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
Other Games, Saturday.

At Milford, y. H.-Milford c. C. s.
At Franklin. n. H.-Stark Mills 4,
Franklin 3.
At Pittsfield-Pittsfield g. Holyoke 4.
At pringfield-Springfield 8. New Lon
don @
At Farmington-Abbott 9, Portland IL.
s. S.
At Lee. Maine-Lee Academy II. Brew
er H. s. 6.
At mington-Farmingto III. S. %
Wilton /.
At Pownal-Pownal 10. Freeport s.
At Observation-Disclosures ., Maine
4, Keene-vt. Academy %. Keene H.
S. s.
Al, Lisbon-velunteers 10, Athletics 8.
At Topsham-Topsham H. S. 4, Lisbon
Falls IL. s. D.
AT Lisbon Falls-Pilgrims 9, Lisbon
Falls 2.
At Portland-peering H. s. "A. Morse
AT Dexter-orono H. 5. s, Dexter H.
S, 3.
At Concord-Manchester 10, Concord 5.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6, Nashua !.
At Sanford-Sanfotd 4, Westbrook ..
At Rockland-Thomaston H. ). III,
Rockland H. $. Z.
At Riddeford-Calais T. Saco-Low 0.
At administrations 6. Bowdoin I'd Z
At Thornton--Academy s. Yarmouth
Academy s. -
At Kent's Hill--19. Westbrook Sem. J.
At Fairfield-Oak Grove II, Law
repce
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
Southern League Results, Saturday.

At Memphis-Memphis 3, Birmingham /.
AT New Orleans-NashVille 3, New Or
leans 2.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .. Attain
At Mobile-Mobile-C Chattanooga called
end of fourth; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
College Track Results, Saturday.

At Soldiers Fieid-IIarvard 63, Cor
nell "a
At Princeton, n. J.-Yale co.. Prince
ton 56.. fffit
AT Brunswick, Me.-Bowdoin. "A, Trim
ity 81
At wiliamstown-Amh &c 2-3. Will
liams ~ 1-3.
Pennsylvania 46a. D.tella i-
At T'rovidence-Brown GS, Wesleyan IS
At Lewiston, Me.-Batos 6s, Maine
State S. zfole
At Waterville. Me.-Holy Cross 72, Col
By 81.
At Andover-Harvard '16 63. Andovel
Academy Is.
At New lIaven-Yale 'l6 81 20; Prince
ton '16 % 1-3.
At Troy. \. Y.-Woreester Polytechnic
81, Union 81. Rensselaer, q
At swarthmore. Pa.-swarthmore e7i
Lafayette AL
AT South Bethlehem, Pa.--Lehigh ~
Ilaverordf go.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
Association, Saturday.

At Indianapolis-Indi 9, Louis
vile l.
At ToIedo-Columbas II, Toledo l.
At Milwaukee-St. Paul 6, Milwaukee
4 III inningst.
At Kansas City-Minneapolis l, Kansas
City 2 40 inningsl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

Miss Ruth L. Leavitt passed Sunday
at her home in this city and returned,
Monday, TO Bangor where SHE Will re-
sumo her studies at college.
Mrs. J. Frank Morris. who has been in
augusta, seeing to the remodeling OF
her house, returned to Bangor on the
morning train accompanied by her friend,
Miss Mary l.. James.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
Eastern Association, Saturday.

At pringfed-Springfield 8, New Lon
don o.
AT Pittsfeld-Pittsfeld 3, Holyoke 4.
At Hartford-W aterbury IA, Hartford
10 ~ inningsl.
AT Observation-Disclosures 4, New Ha-
ven 2,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
MINTHkDRp III. S.

TWO out when winning run scored.
Winthrop - 0 i 0 0 1-G
Oakland - 0 3 0 %
Struck out--By Sargent %. by Spiller G.
Base on balls-Of Sargent s. off .Spiller
l. Three-base hit-Sawtelle stolen eases
Sargent q Wiggin Whitney, Collins 2,
K.lWebb 2, Bickford. Libby, Bridges,
Sawtelle, Farr, Berdeen. Hit by pitcher
Sargent Oliver Time, 2h. Umpire, Max
We'll. Scorer, Benson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
Harvard. Cornell
BANGOR HIGH DEFEATS
WATERVIlLE HIGH, 81

Bangor, Me, May IL-Bansor High
won from Waterville High, 3 to .. here,
Saturday. by punching hits in the sew
enth. The playing was very even and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
CURRENCY BILL.
Continued from Page One.)

the Democrats have determined not to
hold Word has come that Senator
Penrose in Philadelphia, yesterday, an
nounced that Republican senators pro-
posed to speak on his amendment at
lengthy and, as there is no way to shut
off debate it may be a week or even
DAYS longer before the bill can formal
ly be referred to the finance commit
tee. The subcommittee, however. are
cont nuing at work and will be ready
within q few weeks with the draft of
the schedules as they are to be report
ed to the full committee and probably
as they will ge to the Senate. A lively
and prolonged fight is certain, the
present prospect Being that the bill
cannot pass before August l. Mean
time until June |, the House will be
re-organizing and marking time.
Holds Up Clark Man Election.
President Wilson's participation in
the congressional committee plans
caused considerable comment. 1t had
been planned to re-orgapiZe the con-
gressional committee and to elect Rep.
Ben Johnson of Kentucky chairman
Johnson was the candidate champion
ed by the friends of Speaker Clark and
had also the Speakers endorsement
But at the Presidents request the
election did not take place old officers
holding over temporarily until the
President could be consulted further.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
WATERVILLE !. 5

Runs made-By Merrill. Goldberg, Mer-
ryman, Mcclellan, Marcoux. Two-nase
hit-Raekliffe. Stolen DISQUALIFICATION
Merrill 3 Peckham. Base on balls-By
Mulholland Struck out-By Savage >,
by Mulholland s. Umpire, Merrill. Time,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
Teachers and Children.

1t seems TO me that a woman vino
has children with her all the time
ought TO be bright and lively"
This remark represents thought
that is common enough, perhaps, to
make it bromide. 1t is made by one
of the characters o. a story in Miss
Anna Nicholas's new book The Max
ing of Thomas Barton" Teachers wha
have tendency to feel droopy after Il
days work may find some joyous JUS
tification in the reply by another char
acter of considerable shreWd obselVa-
ton.
We'll, jimmy, you are a simpleton,' =.
says the observant Mrs. Smith, talking
TO her sister with the freedom OIL
speech only possible between members
of the same family. Your four boys
when they were little, kept you lively
enough, maybe, but you were glad to
have them in school away from you
five days in the week. How do you
s'pose you would have felt with fifty
70 look after-not ali of 'em little
means, but most Of EN- brats?" (Here
the author interposes 10 remark that
lit is painful to have to record such
coarse language, but what Mrs. Smith
said was .'brats.") Your own young
ones you could spank when they need
ed it and hug them the next minute it
you wanted to, and they'd think all the
more of you, but the teacher can't.
She's got to treat EN- all alike, good or
bad, and the parents think she ought
| to love EN- all and be glad of the priv
llcge OF their company. Law. Law.
And most of the little tykes spending
| half of their time thinking o. ways to
be mean to her. And if she did love
| en- and they love back, they'd go into
| another grade next term and forget
about her and shed have to worry
with a fresh batch. But still folks
] wonder why teachers amt gay and
skittish when they're out O school. -
indianapolis News.
Man and Monkey.
| The question of the simian ancestry
of man has long been the subject OF
| ject From the geological point of view
it has been a matter of more serious
concern as far as the position of man
in any scheme of classification is in
yolved. With the advent of modern
methods of study applied to blood anc
the problems of immunity, data of q
new sort have been furnished to bear
on the real relationship of man t
some of the animal competitors. TIC
| this evidence of blood rela tionship have
| now been added fresh facts derived
| from the study of nutrition. The long
known contrast between man and the
| animals, according to the Journal OF
| the American Medical Association, is
| Tins made less striking by the diScOy-
| cry Of those intermediate species exhib-
| ting human characteristics in more
! than one way. The gap has beer
brdged by the studies on the anthro-
| poid apes which have now furnished t.
| science the reputable evidence for that
relationship which the behavior OF apes
| in vaudeville and elsewhere has strong
IN suggested
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-14

Hatterman CLAM pozyczais pienia-
DE ma properta. lilo Milwaukee av.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-14
TsIegTamy kTajoWs'
PQSTRZELONo JANA
LINDA (?).

Nowy York, II istopada.
Pismo The New York Tribune O.
trzymaio depesze, dzisiaj rano z
Vera Vruz, ktora donosi, re spe-
cyalny posei prezydenta Wilsona,
Jan Lind zostal postrzelony W
Vera Cruz. WiadomoSci tel ME
mozna byio potwierdzic j ws2y-
scy tn przypuszczaja, re ME zga-
dza sic prawda.
DZIELNY MASZYNISTA.
Joliet, ILL.,, IA listopada. - Stu
pasazerow ma kolei Santa Fe.,
ma pociagu Denver Special" Ia
wdziecza swoje zycie maszyni--
scie tego pociagu, Janowi Dug
gan, ktory mieszka w Chicago.
Pociag ten pedzn szybkoscia so
mil ma godzin kiedy maszynista
pred soba zauwazyi otwarta
zwrotnics. Krzyknai on natych--
miast ma palacza pomocnika, by
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-14
TGIGgTamy zagTanlGzDs.
q BALKANU.

Ateny, IA listopada. - Pokoj
pomiedzy Turcya Grecya zostaa
ostatecznie podpisany: szczego{y
traktatu pokojowego ME So jesz-
cze ogIoszone to tylko wiadomo,
re Greeya z powodzeniem pre-
prowadziia wszystkie swe zada-
MIA. Turcya diugo Sic targowala,
groziia, ME chciaIa ustapic, ale
gdy W dniach ostatnich Grecya
posiaia iej ultimatum i wysiaia
wojska do Macedonii, Turcya u
stapiia po5oj zawaria- Zdaje sic,
re tym ostatnim aktem pacyfika-
cyl baikanskiej po dwu wojnach
tamtejszych ma czas jakiS pokoj
bedzie zapewniony.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-14

kina, przewodce robotnlczego w
strajku transportowych robocia--
rzy irlandzkich: Larkin byl ska
zany ma kilka miesiecy wiezienia
"a podburzanie do gwaltow: ga
powiada on obecnie, ze organizu-
je strajk generalny.
z CZECH.
Praga, IA listopada. = Stowa-
rzyszenie ,,Ceska Kultura" wnio--
slo SLIME zredagowany protest do
szwedzkiej Akademii Umiejetno--
Sci, rozdzielajacej nagrody z fun
dacyi Nobla = przeciwko przy--
znaniu tejze nagrody Niemcowi,
Roseggerowi, ktory zaznaczyi
swa dziaialnoSc silna tendencya
germanizatorska, nawet lfundu-
szu owej nagrody uzyi ma gerna-
nizacyjne cele po szkolach
niemczy ,dzieci slowiahskie.
z NIEMIEC.
Berlin, IA listopada. = Cesarz
Wilhelm zakazaf tanca tango"
ma zabawach dworskich; mlmo TO
nastepca tronu jego iona ucza
sic tego tahca naumySlnie pa
pie, ktory naumyslnie synkowi "a
kazuje znow tahca owego ma
dworze; budujace stosunki,...
- Donosza Kollina ma Pomo-
rzu, re W jednej tamtejszych
szkoI pokazywano msodziezy zy-
wa mloda Twice, ktora nagle wy
daria sic uwiezi i rzuciwszy sic
ma jednego chlopcow pokaleczy-
Ia 60 ciezko; dopiero po diuz--
szych gonitwach i formalnem po-
lowaniu w budynku szkolnym
Twice znowu sdhwytano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-14
z MEXYKU.

Mexyk, miasto, IA listopada. -
Afera mexykanska znowu w "a,
wieszeniu niepewnoSci, akcya dy-
plomatyczna ME ustaje, optymi-
Sci utrzymuja, re ustapienie Huer.
ty jest tylko kwestya czasu, DO
finanSowa blokada Mexyku, urza,
dzona przez Stany Zjedn. zmusi
so W koncu do ustepstwa. Kraza
pogloski, re Huerty juz cd trzech
dni Mkt W palacu ME widzial, a
powiadaja, re jest to wstep do
ustapienia formalnego, bo Huer--
ia jakoby juz przygotowuje ma
natki do wyjazdu z kraju.. Co
ma TEN prawdy, ME wiadomo.
Vera Cruz, IA listopada. = Po-
sci amerykanski Lind, spedziw--
sly "a godzin W stolicy, gdzie
wreczyi ultimatum rzadu wa
szyngtonskiego przedstawicielowi
Huerty, odjechai z powrotem do
Vera Cruz i jakoby gotuje sic
do zupeinego opuszczenia Mexy-
ku, poniewaz Huerta znowu Il
gnorowal termin naznaczony W
ultimatum i ME odpowiedzia{ W
ciagu owych "A godzin- Oczekuja
nowych instrukcyi Waszyngto-
nu i spodziewaja sic, re Waszyng
ton zwinie caikiem poselstwo "a
merykahskie W Mexyku, zrywa--
jac dyPlomatyczne stosunki HUI
erta. ...
Wszelkim pogsoskom o mo-
zliwem ustapieniu Huerty "a
przeczaja zarzadzenia rzadu me-
xykanskiego = Huerty: zdaje Sic
on wcale ME troszczyc sic o noty
i ultimate amerykanskie powo-
lai Kongres mexykanski, ,,obra--
NY W ostatniej elekcyi, aby "a.
czal obrady W dniu 1890 istopa-
da, choc wiadomo, re Stany ami
elekcyi ami Kongresu tego ME u
znaja. Jest to obrazajace wprost
ignorowanie Stan6w Zjednoczo7-
nych....
Mexyk. miasto, IA listopada. =
Niemiecka ambasada wezwaia
Niemc6w, zamieszkaiych W okoli-
each kraju, zagrozonych przez re-
wolucyonistow, aby sic chronii
ma koszt ambasady wyjezdzali
z ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-14
manistonn.
PoGLOSKA o REZYGNACYI
HUERTY.

Washington, IA 'istopada. :
Pomoc moralna wszystkich
.pahstw europejskich dla polityki
Stanow Zjednoczonych wzgledem
spraw mexykahskich wzmocniia
:wczoraj prezydenta Wilsona
sekretarza stanu Bryana W mnie-
MANU-, re usuniecie Huerty ma
stapi niebawem.
Niema watpliwoSci, re wszyst-
kie kieski pienietne bankow euro
pejskich zostaiy szczelnie zam--
kniete dla Huerty, re jego przy-
jaciele nakianiaja go do rezygna-
cyl, re obce panstwa namawiaja
Huerte do ustapienia.
Huerta dowiedziai sic juz, re
Anglia, Francya Niemcy stoja
po stronie Stanow Zjednoczonych
i dazza rownicz do jego usunie--
cia. Prezydent Wilson rychlo
wczoraj rano wykohczyi swe spra
wozdanie W sprawie mexykah--
skiej nalezy przypuszczac, re 20
staio ono wysiane wszystkim mo-
carstwom.
Prezydent ME chcia} wydac tre-
Sci swego sprawozdania. Repi~
zentantom pism powiedzia} on,
re sprawozdanie to zawiera spra-
wy, ktorych ma razie ME MONA
,publikowac.
Z konferencyi, jaka prezydent
mial dziennikarzami widocz--
nem bylo, re jest pewien siebie,
re w ostatnich czasach otrzymal
bardzo wazne telegramy, lecz ME
chcial powiedziec czy pochodza O.
ne z obozu konstytucyonalistow.
Pozniej dziennikarze dowiedzieli
sic cd wysokich urzednlkow, re
izolacya pienieina robi swoje W
stolicy mexykahskiej.
Do Waszyngtonu przyszla VIA
domosc, ze najblizsi przyjaciele
Huerty So podzieleni ma kilka
grup. Niektorzy otwarcie radza
Huercie, by czempredzej zrezy--
gnowai.
Poparcie moralne, jake otrzy-
mali konstytucyonalisci bedzie
prawdopodobnie wielkim czynni-
kiem W rezygnacyi Huerty. Zda-
je sic, ze Stany Ziednoczone po-
zwola i'm ma sprowadzanie broni
z zagranicy. Stany Zjednoczone
pytaiy sic konstytucyonalistow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-14
ORDYNANS UNIFIKACYJ-
NY PRZYJETY., 81,

~ - 49, y
INA wczorajszem specyalnem
posiedzeniu rady miejskiej po 10
godzinnych obradach przyjeto or
dynans unifikacyjny, ii. upowaz-
niajacy obie kompanie tramwa-
jow ulicznych do operowania
wszystkich linii. tramwajowych
W mieScie jake jednostke pod
wspolnym zarzadem. Sesya trivia
la Cd godz. 2:3o popol. do godz,
1890 po po}nocy. Po zaciekiej o.
pozycyi re strony przeciwnikow
przyjeto wreszcie ordynans 50
giosami przeciw 7 kilkoma dro-
bnemi poprawkami,, ma ktore
kompanie takze sic zgodzily.
Wszyscy alderman wyjatkiem
aid. Krumholza stawili sic ma
wczorajsza sesye. Tylko aid,
Kenna aid. U. J. Healy wyszli
pred ostatecznem giosowao-
MEM. ~
Opozycya byia dose silna. O.
ko1o rs aldermanow glosowa}o
po stronie opozycyi, gdy przysz}o
do balotowania mad poszczego!-
nymi punktami. Lecz gdy przy---
szio do gtosowania mad ostatecz-
mem przyjeciem ordynansu WIG
kszosc opozycyi przerzucila sic
ma strone, sprzyjajaca ordynan--
sowi, a przeciW MENU logicznie
giosowali tylko: alderman Gull
lerton, Mcdonald, Ahern, Utpa-
tel, Toman, Held Donahoe.
Zadna poprawek aid. Cutler
tona ME zostaia przyjeta.
Jedna poprawka aid. Kunza
zostaia przyjeta: ably kompanie
chicagoskie ME wydzierzawiaiy
tramwajow liniom, operujacym
poza granicami.
Najwieksza walka zawrzaia,
gdy pod obrady dostaly sic dwie
poprawki: jedna aid. Donahoe'a,
druga aid. Merriam'a. Pierwszy
poprawke, ably ut
worzono specyalny fundusz q
trzeciej czesci czystego dochodu,
z ktorego place sluzby tramwajo-
wei maja bye podniesione do 81
centow ma godzine.\ Ma fundusz
TAXI wedlug tel proporcyi przy-
piywaioby $I,5oo,ooo rocznie, co
Jest absolutnie wyzsza suma, ami
ieli potrzeba. Pomimo re ma gale-
ryi byio bardzo wielu czlonkow |
1nii funkcyonaryuszy tramwajo-
wych, alderman Sits, Merriam j !
nni ~goraco przemawiali przeciw
ooprawce, gdyz poprawka TAXA
Jest tylko czczym sentymentem,
story zagrozic moze przyjeciu
ordynansu unifikacyjnego, re p}a /
,e siuzby tramwajowei So dosta-
tecznie zabezpieczone i re pod |
wyzke MONA innymi srodkami
osiagnac.
Poprawka ia ME przeszia AL
glosami przeciw 26. Druga podo-
ona poprawka aid. Donahoe'a TAXI
ie przepadia,
Aid. Merriam wswej poprawce
re proponowoala suma.
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AFERA MEXYKANSKA.
BIOkada FinansOWa Mexyku.
KORONOWANE SKANDALE.
LIMA NapOwietrzna Paryz-N. York!
Strajk W Irlandyi.
Protest GzesSi pTzeGiWkO GeTmanizatoroWI
- NIierniec.
Protest Gzssi pTzeGiWkO GermaDizatoroWL
= Nierniec.
LWICA w SZKOLE.
POgIOski rezygnacyi Huerty. = Lind pOstrzelOny!.
Lepsze dOwOdy iapOwnictwa = KatastrOfa ma
wieIkich ieziorach.

stwa europejskie stanowczo Cd
mowiiy Mexykowi pomocy fl
nansowej, to z lojalnosci polity-
cznej wzgledem Stanow Zjedno-
czonych; ten fakt jest naHiez--
Sym ciosem dla Huerty i moze
go skuteczniej Emusic do ustapie-
MIA, anizet pogrozki wojenne,
Nogales, Sonora, IA listopada.
= Posei amerykanski Hale, ukia-
da sic z wodzem rewolucyi, Car
ranza W sprawie pacyfikacyi: je-
dnem z dazen amerykanskiego
rzadu jest uzyskanie zawieszenia
broni re strony rewolucyonistow
W razie, gdy zostanie obrany pc
wien Mexykanin, ogolnie uznany
na kandydata prezydencyalnego i
zanim kampania ME zostanie pre-
prowadzona. Zreszta misya Ha-
lea jest trzymana w tajemnicy.
Mexyk, miasto, IA listopada. =
Podobno Huerta zakupii w tych
dniach 10000 karabinow ia
ponii 100000 nabojow; inne
wieEkie zakupy broni poczyniono
juz dawniej we Francyi.
KORONOWANE SKANDALE.
Stockholm, Szwecya, IA listo-
pada. = Pomiedzy dworami
szwedzkim a rosyjskim tocza sic
mocno drazliwe pertraktacye W
sprawie uniewaznienia malzei--
stwa ksiecia Wilhelma Szwedz-
kiego z rosyjska wielka ksieznicz-
ka, corka W. ks. Pawla Alexan-'
drowicza, ktorej prowadzenie sig
ma bye takie, ze ME nadaje sic do
zycia ma divorce: oskarza ia maz
o stosunek pewnym attache
rosyjskiego poselstwa W Sztokhol
mie.
Cetynie, Czarnogora, IA listo--
pada. = iona ksiecia Mirki Gar
nogorskiego, domu rosyjska
wieIka ksiezna Natalia Konstan-
tynowna stara sic o uniewaznie-
ME maizenstwa swego; powody
ME znane. Akcyi rozwodowej u
SLIME sic sprzeciwia krol Mikoiaj
Czarnogorski dlatego, re ksiaze
Mirko prawdopodobnie zasiadzie
kiedyS ma tronie czarnogorskim,
wobec tego, IL nastepca tronu
ksiaze Daniel pie ma dzieci. Roz-
wod ow osiabhby znacznie mir
rodziny krolewskiej tax osiabio-
ny .podobno ostatnimi easy.
z WL0CH.
Rzym, IA listopada. = Attache
wojenny poselstwa rosyjskiego,
puikownik Bulgaryn, zastrzelii
sic W przystepie melancholii.
z FRANCYI.
Paryz, IA listopada. = Niemiec
Boerner organizuje kompanie ma
powietrznej komunikacyi pomie-
dzy Paryzem Nowym- Yorkiem !:
korporacya wynosi 5 nilionow
ma bye zbudowanych g.
wielkich balonow sterowych, kto-
re droge przez Atlantyk beds cd
bywaiy W so godzinach, kazdy
bedzie zabierai 800 pasazerow.
STRAJK w IRLANDYI.
Dublin. IA listopada. Wczo-
raj wypuszczono z wiezienia Lar
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