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The Washington herald., 1913-09-18
CITY COLLEGE READY.
''ridir"m Warriors of New school
Or=n@Er for season.

The students Of city College met in
th" college hall and organized its foot
bah team for tn" season T. G. Borden
VA elected manager and r. WOOdsOn
captain. TIL" ljn"-uP probably will lie as
fu'Ows
j. Mccarthy. right end. J. Robinson.
'"tt end. J l. Sullivan. right tackle: T.
DHlN. left tackle. ". Lewis right guard :
T. lIarhU. left guard: H. Green. center
W""ds"u. right half hack: r. Nc
rr"Ehl. l"rt half back: T. G. Borden
fun back. and !. L. Whalen. quarter
back
For games write to T. G. Borden, ~
Tenth street Northwest
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RAILROADS.
NORFOLK & WEsTERN RAILWAY

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 3, sIA
Leave Washington. New Onion Station
$50 g. N. Daily-Au points on Norfolk & Western
Iola .. N. Daiy-Roanoke. Bristol. Winston n-Salenl
Knoxville. Chattanooga. Nashville. New Orleans.
Through Slseper- DiuinG earS
4i0 a m.-For Bristol, Knoxville Chattanooga,
Nashville. Memphis. and ell points In the SOUTH
EeSt. Washington-Memphis Eleepers opsn at 10 D m
For NOrfoik-Leavs daily iD a. m. and l91l noon.
Arrive NorfoR In D. n and $50 Q n PLElor
carr
$40 .. N DHily-BsnJTiIls, Luray. Shenandoah.
Elkton.
.. m and l2l5 a. N daily.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE "A

FOR EXCHANGE "A
new, up-GO-da&e Nov
ins Picture ITheater; To-
Gated in good, busy sec
Gicn, On business street:
seating capacity between
900 and 500 best equip
memG On the market; now
under lease at $3.50 per
month; brokers and own
ers who may have lots
chat can be offered in eZ-
change for This property
are requested TO give EUII
particulars OF property
Offered or no attention
will be given to answer.
Address BOX 81, Herald.
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Virginia Jens Ready.

The Virginia Jeffs. Of Alexandria, Va,
challenge any football team of the Dis
trict or Maryland averaging los pounds
Address challenges to w. T. Better, 6l5
Prince Street, Alexandra, Va.
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RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.
HnNrc de Grnce.

FIRST RACE-ThrCe- car olds and upward; SELL
ing: iye and one-haf fTlonRS Silver Moon. l02;
Coming Coon llO: Moncrief, Ito; Yenghee' o.; Sir
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Motion Picture
Na,,o A Daily Feature
lNCWS In The Herald

This daily news feature OF The
Washington Herald is for the bene-
ht Of everybody interested in motion
pictures.
Suggestions, comments. criticisms,
inquiries, and questions invited. Ad-
dress communications to Motion
Picture Editor. Washington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18
ROUNDS
TO EDWARD RAY
British Golf Champion Of
1912 Leads Field in
Qualifying Play.
ENGLISHMEN FAVORITES
Experts from Great Britain to Be
Choice of Field Which Starts
in Finals Today.

Special to The Washington Herald.
BrookIine, Mass. Sept. H.-British golf
continued to assert its supremacy in the
national open championship today. when
Edward Ray, the British champion OF
iel2, led the field in the second qualifying
round. His co-invader. Harry Nardon'
led yesterday, so Rays victory of today
makes a clear sweep for England thus
far, and when the championship proper
begins tomorrow the Englishmen will be
top-heavy favorites Moreover, Wilfred
Reid, another English player, tied for
second place in today's round.
Better golf was in order today than
was seen yesterday and Ray, with each
of his two rounds, made in "a, made
the low mark OF the day. las, three
strokes lower than the figure at which
Vardon led the field yesterday. Reid and
r G. Macdonald, who tied for second.
each made a Y in the morning, a new
low mark for an eighteen-hole round
but neither could do better than 70 in
the afternoon.
Gets Bad start.
Ray began his morning round by get
ting in the rough and losing stroke on
the first hole. Then he steadied down
and played splendid golf for the re-
mainder of the round. with the exception
of four missed puts. three of them pretty
short ones. He was out in IS, and came
home in Sc. His driving was straight and
long. and on the thirteenth green he
holed a S5-foot putt for 3. The next
minute his partner. Jack Hobens, of
Englewood, holed his 25-foot putt for a
). to the great delight of the big gallery
that was assembled around the green.
In the afternoon Ray began by getting
down a long putt from the edge of the
first green. and finished the first nine
holes in thirty-seyen strokes. He came
home in 81 this time for his second "A OF
the day. On his second round he lost
two strokes through topped drives. a rare
sort of a mistake for him.
Leading Card.
The leading card follows:
Edward Ray. England Morning round:
Out...................... 1 6-S
In........................ 4I434 454 - 4
Out...........-..... So I555-E
In.................... 3s544t 4-E-7i-le
A tie at l6s let thirty-six players into
the championship, all with that total or
under qualifying.
As thirty-three qualified yesterday. the
championship field will consist Of sixty
nine golfers.
stars All Qualify.
None of the stars failed to qualify to-
day. with the possible exception Of Jim
mie Maiden. OF Nassau, and Isaac
Mackie of Fox Hills. The present open
champion, J. J. McDermott was we'll
down the list with l6l. On the fourteenth
hole in the morning he had a peculiar
experience. His ball went into the rough
and was found resting on another ball
lost by a previous player. II was in such
a position that to play it he had to hit
the other ball first
The amateur contingent did well. and
nearly all got in. Jerome Travers had
1s5. Heinrich Schmidt and ]. G. Ander-
son each qualified at Isl. and Brice Evans
squeezed in at l66
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HOUSES,

FOR sALE-wILL SELL EQUITY IN
3-story business property in 18th 81
NV; rented on easy monthly payments;
will sacrifice BOX XOX. Herald Office
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AUCTION SALES.

TRUSTEES SALE OF OFFICE FTSTTPES
BY virtue Of = crrtaiu chattel dee,f II trust re-
cnTded N Liber 5S4 al Folio ~ ct srl One a
the Land Records for the Distrit Of Columbia
we will sell public auction within Room M
Nest0ry Bu ding. Washington. u. g. on FRIDAY
the nineteenth day Of septefnhsr Igl3 az 10 o'clock
a. m. the Chattels described in said deed q trlst
being two l. c. Smith 4 Bros. typeRriterS. one
Gammcter Multigraph rnacl inc with printers at
tachment, one electric motor. ore Tubular stand
for machine, and two seEmeuts and other ances-
sories with said machine including type one type
writer chair, two typewriter stands three cane-
seated chairs. one walnut hat top oface desk, oas
small oak table one scrcen.
Terms Of sale cash
GEORGE II. MACDONALD
SAMUEL ". COCkRELL.
Trustsss.
THOMAS ]. OWEN & SON Aurtioncers. self
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II you want to enjoy a pleasant hours
entertainment, you want to see the beau
tiful nand-colored film Nero and Britain
icus at the Garden today.
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SPECIAL

DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST
your choice Of any lot in Pine Crest.
S1T5O0 Size, 42xl50 feet Ten per cent
Interest, no taxes. Call or write.
]. p. DAVIS,
Main ga $50 Bond Building
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n
entertainment, you want to see the beau
tiful nand-colored film Nero and Britain
icus at the Garden today.
Kinemacolor is taking a series of IA
nous players in unfamiliar poses. and
Miss Helds wins the palm for originality.
II Edwin August's new play. "a Man
in the World of Men," to be released
under the Powers brand, were not nota-
BILE for anything else, 1t would be re-
markable for the double exposures. Mr..
August plays twin broIners and in four
scenes these brothers appear together
talking to each other and moving in a
perfectly natural way, with never a sus-
piciOI of stiffness This double exposure
is carried to perfection when the two
brothers get into an automobile and con-
verse together. Aided by the efficient
acting OF Mr.. August, the picture teens
with excitement.
Crowded houses are anticipated during
the remainder of the week at the Acme
Motion Picture Theater, 1904 Fourteenth
Street Northwest. where "Robespierre, -
a photo-dramatization of the most thrill
ing incidents OF the French revolution
is being shown.
Miss Pauline Bush, leading woman In
the Rex Company at Universal City,
has entered on the writing of series
of psychological photoplays which are
now being produced. Stories of this
character are written by. Miss Bush for
several OF the leading magazines OF the
United States under an assumed name
which she refuses to divulge. With this
brilliant young woman carrying out her
own ideas. supported by such a strong
organization, the result Is certain to
raise the standard of serious screen
stories and to give the public the very
strongest attractions.
Miss Bush is a native of Lincoln. Neb.,
and is a comparatively new star in the
motion picture armament. having made
her first appearance before the camera
with the American company in 1911. Miss
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.

ONE STEEL MILLER SAFE. No. 2Sl77;
dimensions, "a 5-S inches wide. A. inches
high, "a IA inches deep; in good condI-
ton. must be sold at once Apply, 81.
PATRICE'S SCHOOL, S2l q st. NV.
Pool, ROOM: BEST LOCATION: GOOD
trade: good equipment: large room;
terms to suit: owner out OF town. Ed
WIN BRIGGS. l449 Park Road.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
IOST-I.AST EVENING IN OR NEAR
the Winder Building purse with money
and pawn ticket. Suitable reward. Se1z
Hanover 81. NV.
IOST-LOCKET. M. r. T" AT 9TH
and St: finder return or p0hCe VIII
he after you NJ. E T, care Herald
IOST-TN WOODWARD Il LOTHROP' :
Iayatory- nth floor. two solitaire dia-
mond rings. Liberal reward and no ques-
tions asked if returned to MRS. SID
DONS. Apt. 2rS, the LOnsdale, or phone
North 576i
LosT-SEPTEMSER l5: on U STREET
car or ON the street between 18th and
L 10 7th and SITS. or in the Howard
Theater. a pearl necklace with gold
letter SCI Win WIN pea pea 4 Re"dIu vi
L0ST-A HOUND; LONG EARS; TWO
cuts on end of one ear. $ reward.
$40 18th st. ne.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
REAL ESTATE.

GET OUR SALES AND RENT LISTS.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
X4 Pa. Ave. s. II.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W1NTED-FURNITURL OF ALL KINDS WILI
nav Won best cash rr1ces Call a. youI conEeutsDce
AMERICAN FURNITURE BousE. ai 81 ~
Phone Main-fllo
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE.

s.. 800 CLERK. TREASURY BRANCH,
desires exchange to another department.
Fine office and opportunities. Address
FLORIDA, Herald Office
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18

At the Palace today. The Stolen
Treaty" a Biograph; ''Th. Stolen Pa
role an S. & A, and Redemption of
r. Jack" a Selig-first shown
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18

Universal features and regular releases
first shown at the Empress. Big bill to-
day.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-18
FEMALE.
SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED-POSITION AS STENoGRA
pher and general office clerk; capabl
woman: experienced patent work. Ad
dress. BOX $50. Herald Once.
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SECONDHAND FURNITURE,

w Need Furniture. Store Futures, Groceries, an
Nose Of al Einds. Office furniture &c- Wilhn
TO pay for IT, ID. Notes. SIS La Ave Nam 1OS
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HELP WANTED.
MALE.

WANTED-OFFICE BOY. APPLY
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT
OF The Washington Herald.
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Leading Card. .

A tie at l66 let thirty-siX players into
the championship, all with that total or
under qualifying.
As thirty-three qualified yesterday. the
championship field will consist Of sixty
nine golfers.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-02-27

wnie arcyks. Karol Franciszek
Jozef, poniewaz dzieci arcyks.
Franciszka Ferdynanda, ozenio-
nego morganatycznie ksiezna
Chotek de Hohenberg. prawa do
tronu ME majq: podobno rodzice
ich usilnie starajq sic 0 zmienie
prawa w tym kierunku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-02-27
TGIegTamy zagraniCzRe.
L MeXyku.

L MeXyku.
Mexyk, miasto, }, lutego. -
Oficyalnie zaprzeczono wieScl
wczorajszcj o'zgonie brata ex-
prezydenta, Emilia Madery. kt6-
ry mial poledz, czy tez zostat stra
cOnym W Stanie Coachuila. Alimo
zaprzeczenia, pogioSka utrzymuIc
sic uparcic, a zaprzeczeniom re
strony rzadu Mkt WARY ME dajc.
Wczoraj znowu donie>iono. Ie
Raul Madero Czwarty brat cI-
prezydenta zabity zostal W SFanic
Torreon. Jezeli ia wiadomoSt 'e,t
prawdziwa, to Z SzeSciu braci Va
dcrtw czterech juz Sprzatna} Hui
eta, pozoStajq przy zyciu je-
,zczs-tylke-Eruest, lItory b.! mi
ristrem finansow Madery, 4
Schronii sic do Kuby. Oraz mai
mlodszy Karol, kt6ry ksztaici sic
" Stanach Zjemoczonych, w
szhole wojskowej W Delaiiel i.
Wis. a oStatnio podobno wyjech2'
do AIexyku.
- Podobno gen. Velesco, ktory
dowodzi garnizonem W Vera
Cruz, ME bardzo wiernie StOi Po
stronie .Huerty spiSkuje prze-
civ MENU: rad nowy trafil tam
ma poszlaki Spisku, brzeciw Huer-
Gle wvmierzouemu: Nelesco ma
bye natychmiaSt uSuniety i uwie-
zlony, naStepcq jego ma bye
wierny Diazista, pulkowniE Or
daz. Rad zapewnia, re dnlem
kazdym Sytuacya w kraju ksztai-
tuje sie spokojnieJ jest pewna
nadzieja. ze W niedalekiej Z przy-
>zioSci Rad zdola W zuPeinoSci
kraj upohoic, l. Zapatq tocza sic
uklady. ale ME nalezy sic spodzie-
wac, by rychlo przyszlo do ich po-
my5lnego zakonczenia. JednaE
kilLa mniciSZvch band ZgOdZilO
sic uznac rad i ofiarowali mu
swe uslugi. Ostatrio W Stanie
iIidalgo wydarzyly sic rozruchy
Stan to W najblizszem Sasle-
dztwie Mexyku. ZapatySci W osta-
tnich dniach zajeli mjasto Anne
camcna. wazny punIt kolejowy
l'tarczki Zapatystami trwal2
bez przerwy: Huerta zapcwnla
ze zna on praEtyki rewolucyonl-
stow i potrafi Z mimi wojowac
przvznaG trzeba. ze dal tego do
wody w zwycieskiej swej kampa-
nil zeszlorocznej ma p0luocy kra-
in. przeciwko OrOzkowi prowa,
dzonej. Ma p6lnocy tez POdo'bnc
rewolucyjne rugby siabna' ealy
szeres wodzow rewoluSyJnych'o-
fiaruie Huercie swe usiugi / go,
towosc uznania. Miedzy innym
ieden Orozk6w tez oSwiadczyi
re nadal w rewolucyi czynnym nle
bedzie.
- Podlug dorywczych obliczef
trzeba bedzie diva miliony ,pe'
SOS" ma rzeprowadzenie pacyti-
kacyi kraju: rad przedstawi kor
gresowi wniosek wydania bon
dow pozyczkOwych ma taxa su'
me.
- Stwierdzono ostatecznie, zs
W ciagu Okropnych dni dziesiecir
walk W stOhcy zginelo tamze
3?11 ludzi Z zolnierzy przecho-
dni0w. A okolo 11,OOO zostalo ra,
niopych: szPitale domy prywa-
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TeIegrany KrajOWe'
Rad tchorzliwy.

Waszyngton, y lutego. - l.
dzielenie politycznego uznania
nowemu rzadowi tymczasowemu
w Mexyku ME jest sprawa nagia,
ktora Department stanu zniewo-
lony bytby natychmiast zalatwic,
Spodziewajq sic wszyscy podczas
calego trwania kryzysu meXykan-
skiego, IL Rad obecny pozostawi
jak najwiecej do zalatwienia ad-
ministracyi p. Wilsona. | tax sic
rzecz ma Z uznaniem politycznem
rzadu obecnego w Mexyku. Wczo-
raj staio sic rzecza pewna, re de-
parliament Stanu pod tym wzgle-
dem zadnej akcyi ME przedsiewe-
zmie.
Zapowiadajq w wplywowych
koiach, re jezeli prezydent prowi-
zoryczny Huerta okaze sic IDOL
nym do sprawowania rzadu we'd
lug form konstytucyj. do utrzyma
MIA sic W niezaprzeczonem posia-
daniu stolicy, a mienie zycie Gu
dzoziemcow zdoia otoczyc odpo-
wiednia opiekq, Rad jego zostanie
formalnie uznany.
Ma zqdanie Stanu Texas, siedm
pulkow beidzie napowrot poslane
ma pogranicze, mad ktorem pelnit
beda nadal s}uzbe patroluJacq.
Sensacyjne zeznania W skandalu
nowojorskim.
Albany, N. Y, p lutego. - W
dalszym ciagu odbywaja sic SEN
sacyjnc przesiuchy W sprawie RE,
komego przekupstwa, ktore miaic
bye uzyte w usilowaniu osiagnie-
cia wolnosci dla Harry X. Thawa
mordercy Stanford White'a, zasa,
dzonego do zakladu dla oblaka'
nych w Matteawan.
Wczoraj John Nicholas Anhut
adwokat Thawa, zaprzeczyi "a,
rzutowi, jakoby on ofiarowa1 DIR
John Russell'owi, superintendent,
towi zakladu w Matteawan, $25
900 "a wypuszczenie Thawa ma
wolnoSc. a Z drugiej strony o,
skarzvl DIR. Russelpa o to, IL on
zadal cd niego pieniedzy "a po,
moe w uwolnieniu Thawa, An,
hut zeznai take pred komite'
tenn sledczym CUB. Sulzera, IL od
agenta Thawa otrzyma} $4,000
iako honoraryum "a usfugi w in
teresie zyskania jego wolnoSci.
P0zniej tenze komitet odwie'
dzii Thawa w zakladzie. lecz o,
statni stanowczo odmowii pro,
Sbie komitetu udzielenia o te.
sprawie jakichllolwiek inforrna,
cvi. Thaw oSwiadczyi. il mu do,
radzono, azeby ma pytania ME cd,
powiadai, chyba, re bedzie egza.
minowany jak inni Swiadkowie {
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Ze senatu StanoWego.

Ze senatu stanowego.
Springfield, ILL.,, >; lutego. -
Komitety senatorskie w legislatu-
RE stanowej wczoraj zabraly sic
do piracy. Zreferowano tuzin pro
jektow ustaw przyphylnie w Sc
nacie. r
Najwiecej piracy wykopal komi-
tet sqdowniczy. Najwiecej dysktl-
syi wywoiaba projekt zniesienia
stanowego wydzialu wyrownania
podatk6w utwcrzenia hcmisyi
podatkowej. Projekt ten Jest po-
pierany przez senatora .Juula i Po-
dobny jest do tego, ktory CUB.
Dunno popiera.
Przychylnie zrcierowano pro-
jekt, wymagajqcy, azeby placono
place robotnikom co pol mieSia-
ca. Organizacye kolejowe bill ten
pcpieraja. Podobny bill opracowaf
senator Shaw, jake cz}onek komi-
tetu piracy.
Komitet przychylnie zreferOwal
laczna rezolucye legislatury, pro-
szqca komgres Stan6w zjedn. o
przeprowadzenie poprawki do
konstytucyi krajowej, zabraniaja-
cej wielozenstwa.
KCmitet zamianowany Z upo-
waznienia senatu celem przepro-
wadzenia SledztWa W spraWle bla-
lego niewolnictwa, rozpocznle
przes}uchy swe W Chicago W ho-
telu La Sale w piatek popoiud-
niu.
Senator Jones wni6sl progresy-
VIVA rezolucye, proponujaca po-
prawke do konStytucyi stanoweJ
w spravic zniesienie decyzyi sq-
dowvch. Rezolucya Proponuje, a
zebv w razie uznania ustawy sta
novel przez sad jako niekonstytu-
cyjnej, ustawa ia zostala podana
pod powszechne g}osowanie. a
nastepnie znowu ma isc pod glossy
w legislature stanowej. Jezeli w
obu wvpadkaoh przejdzie, ma sic
STAG prawem pomimo nieprzychyl-
nej decyzyi sadu.
Reforma policy nowojorskiej.
Nowy York, 81 lutego. - Try
komitety polaczyly sic W piracy
kulminacyjnej mad reforma policyi
nowojorskiej. Jeden komitet po-
chodzi Z Iona legislaturE stano-
wei, drugi Z Iona rady miejskiej,
trzeci zamianowany zostal
przez organizacye. obywateis'ka.
Rezultatem ich piracy beda nowele
O szerokim zakresie i gruntownie
reformujace policye. Nowele te
beda wniesione do legislatury sta
novel. =
Burmistrz Gaynor byl glow
nym swiadkiem pred kornitetem
Iona legisIatury. Jego dwaj po-
przednicy, Mcclellan Low z}o-
zyli swe zeznania pred konlrtc-
tenn aldermanskim. Komitet oby-
watelski, ktory pow'staf ma tych-
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zdrowych zmyslach w tym sa-
mym co oni pokoju,
DR.. Russell miai Anhutowi po-
wiedziec, re on (RusselD poleci}
60 Dhawowi i ze dla tego powo-
du powinien dostaG COS re sunny,
jaka Anhut otrzyma} jake hcnora-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-02-27

bill Jana Courtney trzema Slosa-
mi.
Powyzsi llandydaci nicszczesll-
wi czekat beda ia oiicyalne prze-
liczenie rezultatGw, a potem "a
zqdajq ponowneSo .liczenia balo-
tow.
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lDokoilczenie :. str. 5el.l
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Jezell potrzebujecie pieniedzy ma
budowe aIbo ma sptacente slarej hy-
potekl Idzcie do Hatterman CLAM,
lilo Milwaukee ave-. po takowe. =
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zE SPRAW FRANCUSKICH.
POMNIK WE FRANCYI OLA WRIGHT'A.
= ANGLII
Pociag czeka1 az uspiono Kslezniczke
0 NastepstwO from W Austryi.

tch6rzwy nexykankie Wysocy uzedn-
w Za>t0j trwa dalej Browne WyWOfe
Wake Cub Dunno perwszegO urzednka stanOwe-
sic do Retorma policy no.
Wilson iamie tradycye - Nowlny kOngreSo-
= WaSzyngtOnu
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ryu1n.
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rniast po zamordowaniu Hermana
Rosenthala, przedstawif swe po-
lecenia ko1nitetowi stanowemu.
Naj1aIdykalniejsza reformq, "a
proponowana ia tej seSyi, byl
projekt utworzenia novel komi-
Syi, zwanej .,wydzialem spolecz-
nego dCbrobytu", kt0rejby da-
no wladze, obecnie dzierzo-
nq przez policye, uregulowania
szulerstwa, zla spClecznego i
sprzedazy napojGw alkoholicz-
nych.
Polecono takze, azeby Z powO-
du niemozliwo&ci kompletnego
sprzedazy trunkow
w niedziele, pozwolono ma spree
daz tychze W oznac1Snych godzi-
mach.
Z legislatury stanowej.
Springfield, ILL.,, 2; lutego. -
Saba mozliWoSc ukoliczenia "a
stoju stala sic jeszcze sfabsza,
gdy progresysci rozdzielili sic na
dwie frakcye mad kwestya pola
czenia sic republikanami Ma
konferencyi progresyIst0w btu
glosowaio "a polqczeniem, a s
Celem polaczenia sic
takiego jest wyb6r Shermana ma
dlrgi termin. Funka, progresy-
stv ia hrotki termin. Przeciwni-
cy niesprzyjajq kombinacyi dla-
tego, ze konieczna jest pomOc Kill
ku republikan6w i denckrat6w,
kt6rzy Slosowali "a Lorimerem i
jeszcze sic jego wskaz6wkami kie-
ruja.
ProgresySci oparli wa akcyQ ma
telegramie cd Roosevelta, ktory
jest przeciwny wszelkim soju-
szom Z republikanami.
DIS legislature odroczy sic do
11-go BIN.
Wczorajsze gfosowanie senato-
row zwiazkowych ME zmieniio sy-
tuacyi.
- Wczoraj wywiazaia sic wal
ka w izbie posl6w, gdy posel Bro
wne usilowal podniesc do dru3ie-
go czytania bill budzetowy, a
sygnujqcy $4,000 ma wydatki de-
Dartam. stanu bez Cdes(ania blu
do komitetu apropryacyjnego. u
sifowaniom BroWne'a zaPCbiegll
reputlikanie, progresysci i nie-
kt6rzy demokraci ped wodza Rap
pa.
- Wczoraj CUB. Dunno zamia-
nowal James H. Burdette'a. kore-
spondenta dziennika Chicago
Tournal". czlonkiem stanowej ko-
misyi cvwilnej. Jest to plerwsze
zamianowanie CUB. Dunno na IL
rad stanowy. Senat jednogloSnie
zatwierdzil je. Pensya urzadu te-
20 wynosi $1,000 rocznie.
P. Wilson rozbija tradycye.
Washington, p lutego. - SEN
sacye w Waszyngtorlie wywoia}o
odmowienie przez p. Wilsona "a
proszenia do wstaQienia do klubu
Chevy Chase, kt6ry obejmuje
smietanke towarzyska W Wa
szvngtonie. Naleza do niego tyl-
ko naiwyzsi uczednicy, oficerowie
woiskowi i W marynarce, dyplo-