davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
REQUESTS TO CHARITY.
Michael ConlOn's Will Filed for
Probate Here.

Michael Conlon. by his will. dated Au.
gust 6. 1912. filed for probate yesterday
authorizes J. Leo Kclb, the executor oi
the will, TO eXpend $500 for masses for the
testator and his relatives.
St Joseph's Orphan Asylum is to re.
ceive 500. the Little Sisters of the Poor
$500 the Catholic and national order
known as the Propagation of the Faith
$500, and 500 TO the Annandale Normal
Institute, of Prince George County, Md,
and the same amount to the Sisters of
the Good Shepherd. The St. Vincent de
Paul Society is left 500.
The sum of 500 is bequeathed each to
James Campbell Mary Lane. Mary kolb.
Patrick Campbell. Michael Campbell. and
Kate Maynard. To Michael Kennedy and
Rev. Justin Mccarthy. of St Joseph's
Seminary, is left $500 each.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27

tended the local council to this effect.
Degree work is to be accomplished at
that council.
class of Emmanuel Episcopal Church
was held last night in the chapel Of the
church. following the service with the
rector. Rev. w. G. Davenport, In charge.
This class ut the present time has 4
large number of candidates. and will he
presented to the bishop for confirmation
on Good Friday night.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
MAKERS OF AMERICAN POETRY
Learn One Thing Every Day"
No. 4+OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES -O809-l894).

Copyright 1913. ty the Associated Newspaper
School, Incl
Finer than the honor given oliver Wen
dell Holmes as n poet. as n writer OF
prose. as a physician, was the glory OF
being one of the best loved men In
America. His whole life was a beauti-
full poem. a life crowded full of splendid
activities. of the Joy of living. He bub-
bled over with humor and wisdom. with
enthusiasm. to the day OF his death. and
he lived to be eighty-five years old.
President Eliot. of Harvard. once said
of him at a dinner: Most of you have
perhaps the impression that DIR. Holmes
chiefly enjoys beautiful couplet, a
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
New Silken Bathrobe..

Silk bathrobes are among the new
things for men. They weigh less than
quarter pound, and seem so Iuxuri-
ous that they are apt to become popu-
lar. They are of English origin. Most
Of the patterns are Persian in effect.
Beautiful as they are. the comfort they
provide is to be no less a factor in their
expected popularity. Most of them are
made of foulard silk. with plain silk
collars and cuffs. Haberdashers have
no doubt as to their warmth.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
FRIENDSHIP.

4 friend advises by his whole
behavior. and never condescends
to particulars Another chides
away a fault; he loves 1t away.
While he secs the others error,
he Is silently conscious Of II, and
only the more loves truth itself,
md ASSISTS his friend in loving
IL until the fault is expelled and
gently extinEuished.- - Thoreau
(Spring").
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
Fried Cornmeal Mum ms.

Mix a pint of sifted Indian meal with
half a teaspoonful of salt. and a table
spoonful sugar. Pour over this gradually
a pint of boiling water. Beat we'll. cover,
and set away until morning. Add two
well-beaten eggs. and beat thoroughly.
Dip a tablespoonful in cold milk and then
dip out the batter and fry by the spoon
full In hot fat turning while cooking.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
Naval Officers Promoted.

President Taft Yesterday sent to the
Senate the following nominations: To he
captains in the navy. Commanders Will
lam II. g. Tullard and Joseph w. Oman;
to he commanders Lieut.. Commanders
Percy n. Olmsted and John r. Brady: to
be lieutenant commander, Lieut.. Bayard
T. Culmcr.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
Writing Fluid.

Sometimes in an emergency one has to
address a letter or a post card with a
lead pencil and there is always the dan.
ger that the writing will become blurred
before 1t reaches its destination. To pre-
vent this breathe on the writing and then
blow on it. and it will remain clear for
some time.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
Flower Pots.

Flower pots frequently fade into
dingy color from their original bright
and cheerful brick red. They may he
easily frightened again by putting ordi-
nary red ochre in water until IL is about
as thick as paint. then painting the
flower pot. which absorbs the color and
holds il.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27

, emily no public function in the way of 4
dinner or meeting was complete unless
DR.. Holmes read an original poem writ
ten for the occasion. and he seems to
| have been equal to every demand upon
him. Also he was in great demand as a
| lecturer. His terms were moderate but
specific. He said:
| my terms for lecture when I stay
overnight are SIS and expenses. a room
in a public house, and a mattress to
| sleep on, not a feather bed"
I He was on of the distinguished group
that was interested in the Atlantic
Monthly, the publication that played SO
| important part in tho development of
New England literature. In fact. Holmes
suggested the name. 1t was in the At
lantic that Holmes published the Auto
crat of the Breakfast Table" his most
celebrated work, which. IT is said. really
made the success OF the magazine pos
sibls
He was a slender little man. who usu-
ally wore a tall silk hat and carried
cane. He was quick and nervous in his
movements. and conveyed in speaking
| the impression OF energy and intense
vitality. and yet he had a poets sensl-
tiveness to noise and a dread OF persons
| of superabundant vitality and aGgrcs
sIveness
Holmes was Bostonian to the back
bpHt II was Sdlu Vi IlUl- II ne SOts
TO Paris he carries Boston with him; II
he goes to New York or Philadelphia, he
| only sighs and compares them with Bos-
ton. to their disadvantage" He really
| believed, as he said in the "Autocrat,"
that Boston is the hub OF the solar sys-
tenn" Hence. came the familiar descrip-
tion of Boston as the Hub
| The humorous poetry OF Holmes is
most widely known. particularly The
| Deacon's Masterpiece" which recounts
| the story OF the wonderful one-horse
| shay" He himself believed that the
"Chambered Nautilus" which appears In
| the "Autocrat OF the Breakfast Table"
was his best poem, and. indeed it Is
! eXqusitely beautiful. But when he was
| about twenty-six he wrote a poem which
| called forth this tribute from President
Lincoln:
There are some quaint. queer verses.
written ] think by Oliver Wendell
Holmes. entitled The Last Leaf one of
| which is TO mo inexpressiby touching:
The mnssy marbles rest
On the lirs that he has Pressed
In their hOUm.
And tho he loved to hear
Have isVn carved for many year
On the tomb
For pure pathos. in my Judgment,
there Is nothing finer than those six lines
in the English language
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27

The discovery Of a new gas. having the
same relation to hydrogen that oxone has
to oxygen. has been claimed by an Eng
Iish scientist.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
OUTDOOR CLUB BETTER
THAN SECRET SOCIETY
Each Girl Kept Notebook to Jot
Down Interesting
Incidents.

A good idea for school girls to fol-
low is the one adopted by the girls in
one town. who decided to organize an
Outdoor Club instead Of the "secret
society" of previous winters.
They choose five points about a mile
from the town. to one of which they
walked every day: this gave them a
daily walk Of two miles. On Saturday
a tramp of four or five miles was taken.
Part of the club preferred to take
the daily walk In the morning. rising
hsif-hour earlier for that purpose.
the others went after school. The
members of the club were divided
equally. and a report was kept by both
captains of the regularity of each girl
in this daily exercise, the side making
the most points to be entertained by
the losers.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27

Every day q different human in
trrrst story will appear In The
Herald. You can get "a beautiful
intBgiiO reproduction Of the above
picture. with five others, equally
attractive. .N9E. inches In size.
with This weeks Mentor" In
-Tb~ Mentor" wcli-known au-
ihority covers the subject Of the
pictures and stories of the week.
Headers Of The Herald and The
Mentor" will know art. literature.
history. science, md travel. and
own exquisite pictures On sale
mt The Herald Office. Price, 10
cents. Write to-day To The Herald
for booklet explaining the Asso-
ciated Newspaper school plan.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27

\ wonderfully effective gown was
sketched for this illustration. The chif-
fon blouse was family tinged with pink.
and over it was draped blouse OF
cleaning white satin, open low front and
back, and trimmed on the shoulders
with satin-Covcred buttons.
In the opening in front is piece of
Irish lace, and q cOat-tail of this lace
shows to good advantage over the black
velvet skirt An ohIonG piece of the
satin is hutton"d across the front with
satin buttons.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
Nothing Intcrfcrcd.

Weather was not permitted TO inter
fere. the only stipulation being that
clothing offering suitable protection
must be worn.
Each girl kept notebook in which
she jottcd down incidents. A limit OF
twenty-five words for the short walks
and one hundred for the longer tramps
was fixed, and the notes were read at
the monthly meetings. These notes
brought out many excellent points, and
made a great deal of fun as well.
The long Saturday walks developed
into all sorts of delightful amusements.
During the autumn they gathered nuts.
ferns and beautiful leaves, and had
cozy picnics in sheltered hooks of the
woods.
When snow came they learned to go
on snowshoes, or had coasting and
skating parties. They gathered Christ
mas greens, and occasionally, when
some Of the boys Joined them. expert
enced the rare fun OF a winter picnic.
This outdoor living did wonderful
things for tired nerves. and the school
work progressed as never before.
And they learned so much of which
they had never heard. or at the most
only through books.
The Washington herald., 1913-02-27
Have Different Lives.

1t sometimes happens that parents will
deny themselves luXures. comforts. even
things We count the barest necessities,
for the sake of keeping their children
well dressed and Of Internationally equip
ping them for a good and a comfortable
station in life. They are shabby them
selves that their boys and girls may
look trim and in style and may be well
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

OBJ. Reicherta pnr. 1870 So.
2 utica.
w poniedzlaiek lokatorzy
p. Reicherta, po otrzymaniu
gazety polskiej zauwazyli po-
szukiwanie 2 fotografia Mi
gulskjch. Okazaio sic, ze
kobjeta, kt6ra frzyby}a do
St. Louis 2 Migulskim, nazy-
wa sic Wiadysfawa Karabin;
zam. W Pittsburgh, Pa. ME-
wierna ma}zonka zabrawszv
c6rke, porzucjIa meza i przy-
by}a Migulskim do st.
Louis.
Karabinowa. zauwazywszy,
ze jest poszukiwana przez
przez gazette, zawiadomi{a o
tenn Migulskiego, poczem
przygotowali wszystko do
wyjazdu. Przeszkodzj1a i'm
jednak W tenn policya, kt6re
zabra}a godna pare ma stacye
policyjna porozumiawszy
sic telegraficznie z policya
W Pittsburgh, zarzadzi}a o,
deslanie tam zbieglej parry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

TOLEDO, Ohio, IL maja.
--Dzieki zlym babskim jezy~
kom mezczyzna W sile wie-
ku ley W szpita)u umieraja-
cyz rama jaka sobie sam za'~z
dal wystrza}em z rewolweru.
w sierpniu roku zeszfego
niejaka w. Kluszyfska "a
skarzyla Wtadys1awa Szen.
derskiego o kryminalny ma
pad. Us}uzne a ME majace
mic lepszego do roboty sa.
siadki daily pow6d do tej
skargi. Szenderski LEGACY lat
IS a zamieszka}y prey ulicy
Elm, no. 3147 wypiera} sic
why. Sprawa by}a ki]ka-
krotnie odkladan9 az W zesz-
Ia sobote sedzia pomimo sta
nowczych zaprzecze6 oskar.
zonego uzna} go winnym,
lecz powstrzymal sic og}o'
szeniem wyroku, a raczej z
podyktowaniem kary. Ma
pro6be obro6cy Szenderskie-
go sedzia pu5ci! 60 czasowo
wolno, jednak TAX Gala ia
sprawa sic zmartwi} zwiasz-
cza, re jak zawsze utrzymy~
wal by} njewinnym a padf
tylko ofiara intryg plotek,
ze W srode wieczorem zamie.
niwszy kilka slow z iona
poszed{ na gore i strzeli} do
sieDie z .rewolweru raniac
sic " glove smiertelnie.
Pierwszej pomocy udzieli}
rannemu Dir. Aftel, poczem
odes}ano go Go szpitala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

chce by Japo6czyk6w trak-
towano gorzej niz narody
europejskie.
Je5li gubernator johnson
podpisze ustawe, wtenczas
prezydent bedzie sic stara}
przeforsowac naturalizacye
Japo6czyk6w W kongresie
Stanow Ziednoczcnych.
Sp0r ten ma miedzynaro-
dove znaczenie - powiada
pewien pol tyk europejski
DO je5!l Japohczykom be-
die wolno trzymac grunr W
Kalifornij, to beda oni zadali
tego symego cd Kanady i
wszystkich pa1stw kt6re ma
ia rosiadfo5ci ma Pacyf:ku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

BERLIN, IL maja. Og}o'
szono oficyalnie zareczyny
ex-kr6la portugalskiego, E..
manue)a z ksiezniczka WIKI
torya Ludwika Signarigeh.
Pomiedzy Emanuelem a ces.
Wilhelmem mia}y sic wywia-
zac nieporozumienia e powo'
du jakichs niezyczliwych wy
ra2eh sic exkr6la o cesarzu:
podobno cesarz odwo}a} "a
proszenie Emanuela ma za6lu-
biny swej c6rki z ksieciem
Cumberland.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
PORT AU PRINCE, /:

PORT AU PRINCE, IL
maja. - Oficyalnie pocaja,
j"ko pr2yczyne zgonu prezy.
denta Tankreda Auguste-
dniu 5 bm.; otrucie,
prawdopotlobnie zachod2i tn
zamach zbrodniezy i chciano
struc Gala rodzine prezyden-
ia, ale opr6cz niego samego,
reszte zdoiano ocalie. Po wy.
borze senatora Oreste pre-
zydentem wybuch} bunt W
Port au Prince, przyczem II
os6b zostalo zabitych cd
bomb i strzaf6w karabino~
wych: rozruchy to juz stlu-
mi0no.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

FILADELFIA, Pa. IL ma.
J6zef Rogowski zamiesz-
ka}y pod No. 1117 N. Hope
ul. W nocy z poniedzia}ku
ma wtorek wstai we 6nie z
16zka podszedf do okna dru-
giego pietra i wypad} z tako.
wego ma bruk, zabijajac sic
ma miejscr. Straszny }oskot
stluczonego szkla sprowadzil
ma miejsce wypadku sasia-
dow, kt6rzy natychmiast
przywolali pogotow;e 2 Szpi-
tala 6w. Maryi, niestety jed
max ratnnku juz ME bylo.
Rogowski mia} lat 40 i: osie-
rocii wdowe i czworo dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

6w. W kosciele sw. Piotra,
znalaz}a swe sjedmioletnie
dzieeie zaduszone pod pos
ciela. Przestroga to dla 'na.
tex, aby niemowlat i star.
szych nawet dzieci ME zos-
tawiaG W domu bez opieki.
- Ia zbrodnie morderstwa
ma osobie ]5letniego Fran
cisz1a Masek, dokonana 1890
kwietaia, przez lave sedzi6w
wielkoprzysieg}ych uznany
zostal winnym 4lletni Hen
ryk Beduchn z pnr. 1851
Newark ave. S. w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

. NEAPOL, II maja. -
Niepokojace pojawi}y sic W
dniach ostatnich oznaki oko.
10 wulkanu Wezuwiusza
grzmoty i odg}osy podziemne-
:dymy i masy kamieni wy
rzacane zdaje sic "a
powiadaja wiekszy wybuch
moze niedaleki; ludno6c W
panice. :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

PARYZ, 12 maja. Wczoraj
rano odby} sic W lasku przy
Chateau d'Orley pojedYnek
ma szable pomiedzy H. Ber-
gerem, synem cz}onka izby
pan6w a George, m Breitme-
verem, o sprzeczke zasz}a
jeszcze przed trzema ]aty.
Berger otrzymal kilka glebo-
kich ciec W piersi. Okoio so
os6b py3o swiadkami pole
dynku, gdyz we Francyi po-
leuynki ME 81 zabronione.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

CLEVELAND, 0. Podczas
gdv rodzice pograzeni byli W
g1ebokim 6nie, 10letnia Char
lette Duglasa wsta}a }6zka,
ubra1a sic, wjecej sukienek
ma weze}ek i z. za-
miarem puszczenia sic W
podr66 wysz}a ma ulice. w
jednym z 10cio'centowvch
teatrzyk6y ruchomych obra-
z6w widzia}a obraz, jak iedna
z jej r6wie6niczek podr6z
TAXA odbywa}a. Obraz ten
przysnj1 lei sic i male6ka
zladem owej W obrazie p6jsc
zamierza}a. Przytrzyma} ia
ma dworcu Union policjant j
zwrocif rodzicom.
- Gdy PAM Kesse wr6ci
ia W niedziele z rannej Mszy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
Z INV P0LsklCn
W AMERY(E

S W AMEKICE $
SSS~~S~SSSS>eeSce>>$99
CHICAGO. I'll. w okolicy
PoIskiego Szpitala = ma ma
r6zniku Cortez. u]. i Hoyne
ave. = iakiS nieznany cz}o~
wick, LEGACY okolo 25 lat,
przytrzymat panne Konstan~
cyY Wesolowska 23-letnia
c6rke obyw. J6zefa Weso}ow.
skjego, 2224 Cortez ul,, gdy
ia wraca]a do domu oko}o
godz 9:15 wjecSorem. Z5lod-
niarz .widocznie chcial pne
Weso}owska wciagnac 60
zau}ka i zagwizdna} juz ma
swego. kampana, k!t6rY czy-
hal W pobliskim zau1ku, by
mu przyszed} z|pomoca, lecz
pna w, wyrwa}a sic zbrodnia-.
rzowi pobiegla pedem do
domu, gd2is 7asta}a brata
swego Leona iIopowiedzia}a la
mu Gale zdarzenie. Leon We
so1owski to cz}ek niema}y. -
wzrost jego 6 stop i. troszke
= wiec dobywszy revolver
wybiegl z domui kaza} sios:
trze wracae pc tei sanej .stro-
ME ma kt6rej 6w zbrodniarz
ma MIA napad}, a on tymcza-
sem p6jd~ie druga strons u
licy - jak prawdziwy Sber~
lock Holmes. >. / oczYwis.
Gle ME uszedf Weso}owski
dwu ,blok6w", gdy us}ysza@
pred SODA krzyk trzech pa
nien na kt6re ten sam zbrod-
niarz napadf, r6wniez PREY
zaulku: Weso}owski pobiegf
czempredzej do tego zau}ka i
zobaczy} tam jakiegcs czlo~
wieka "a kt6rym strzelii i
krzyknai do niego by wy
szedf z zau1ka, co tez 6w
cz4owiek uczvni}. Weso}ow-
ski prowadzi& go do budki
patrolowej, chcac za:yezwac
policye, ale wiezie1 jego W
drodze mu uciekl: REVOLVER
W chwili krytvcznej ME funk
cyonowa} DO by}by Weso}ow-
ski wpakowa} zbrodniarzowi
pare olowianych kulek.
Podobno W okolicy Szpi-
ta]a Polskiego wydarzy}o sic
ostatnimi dniami kilke in-
nych podobnych yypadk6w.
Przykry wypadek familii-
ny zaszedf W South Cbjca.
go gdzie nlejaki J6zef Ro-
chysz zneca} sic mad zoua.
Kobiete W stanie nieprzy-
tomnym zabrano do szpita]a.
Gdy przysz{a do przytomnos.
ci to powiedz;a}a policyi ze.
maj wyrzucit ia oknem z
trzeciego p;etra. Rocbysza
aresztowano. Ma stacyi poll.
cyjnvj powielzia}, ze TO-
ma wypad1a oknem. Kobieta
ma czaszke peknieta i leka-
re watpia, czy moga ia przy
zyciu utrzymac.
MAJ, )ak powjada ROCKY
szowa, rozgniewa} sic ma MIA
dlatego, 10 zasta} ia przy
praniu kiedy wr6cif do do.
mu cd piracy. Najpierw po.
dobno uderzy} ia a potem
oknem wyrzuci}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

LONDYN, ~ maja. Suf-
razystki znowa wczoraj pod
paliiy3 rezydencye pewna W
pobllzu Barrow: obok male
ziono mase literatury sufra-
zystowskiej. Onegdaj ksiaze
Marlborough otrzymal po-
gr6zke, il sufrazystki zamyS-
laja zniszczyc jego galerye
obrax6w... Szalone ag;tatorki
W ciqg}ym postrachu utrzy.
muja mieszka6c6w stolicy;
organizuja one W dniu 26-go
czerwca wielki poch6d po
mie6cie,w kt6rym wystapi II
ich oddziai6w. 1ch ,,gene-
rap, panna Drummond u
wieziona "a wyprawianie a
wantury; g}oduje we wiezie-
niu i TAX zesiabta, ze lekarze
sa W obawie . jej zycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

PETERSBURG, IL maja.
Zaprzeczono oficyalnie po.
gtosce, jakoby zmarl by} hr,
Artur Cassini, dawniejszy
ambassador rosyjsEi W Wa
szyngtonie: zlnart jednak je.
90 brat, co da}o pow6d po'
glosce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15


PARYZ, ~ maja. Wczoraj
kr6l hiszpa6ski Alfons odje-
cha} do Madrytu po kilka-
dniowym pobycio W etolicy
Francyi, pe}nym wspania-
}ych manifestacyi przyjaz-
nych, popis6w wcjskowycb
i parad. w ostatnim dniu
byf kr6l swiadkiem olbrzy-
miego pokazu awiatowego, W
kt6rym So seroplanow wo-
jennych i balon6w kilka u.
uczestniczyio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

ERIE, Pa. Zwrotniczy ko>
lei Lake Shore 55letni Sta
nis}aw Orlema6ski, zam. pnr.
61O East 18th str. otrzyma{
L bohaterskiego funduszu
Carnegiego $1,000 i srebrny
medal "a uratowanie zycia
nieznajomemu cz}owiekowi W
dDiu "a lipca 1912 r. Bedzie
dosyc ma wykszta1cenie ja-
lie zapewni} swym dzieciom.
Jeden syn lego Bernard, jest
ksiedzem W Chicago, trzej
inni studyuja W Orchard
Lake, Mich. Te $1,000 z fun.
duszu Carpegiego u}atwia p.
Orlema1skieEnu fozenie ma
nauke syn6w. Pos;edzenie
komisyi kt6ra udzieli}a ma.
grody, odbylo sic niedawno
W Pittsburgh. Pr6cz p. Orle.
ma6skiego nagrodzony zostaf
jeszcze mlody dentysta Hol-
land r6wniez W Erie zamiesz-
ka}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

Dwtch mezczyzn zostaEo
niebezpiecznie pokaleczo'
nych przez samochody ma
roga Canal i West 20tej u)i-
cy. Szofsr samochodu, Albert
Sizer, podniost jednego z ska
leczonych mezczyzn i zabra}
20 do szpitala. . drugim ST
ger wiuocznia zapomnja1 lub
tez ME wiedzia1 wcale, ze
dw6ch najecbai. Przechodnie
podniesli go W sta ME.
przytomnym. Zabrano go do
tego samego szpitala. Skale-
czeni zostali Ignacy Zapla,
zamieszka}y przy Cortez ul.
i Jan Zbas, 10560 Indiana
avenue.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15
MONTREAL; IL maia.

MONTREAL; IL maia.
Oma! ME powt6rzyia sic ka-
tastrofa ,,Tytanika", gdy pa
rowiec ,,Chlltren Range"
kolidowaf " drodze do Ka-
nady z CORA lodowa W pobli-
Ia Novel Fundlandyi: ma
szcze6cie kolizya ME by}a
silna i t,lko bokiem otar}
sic okr6t o mase lodu tax,
10 szkoda ME tyia wielka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

panlc0.
WASHINGTON, u maja.
- Przez sekretarza stanu
Williama Bryana, prevalent
Wilson pros'} telegraficzDle
gubernatora Johnsnna z ka-
l'fornil, by ten odrzuci} lub
zawetowa} ustawe gruntowa,
przeprowadzona W legislatu'
RE Stanu Kalifornia, a skie~
rowana przeciw Japo6czy.
'kom i Chi6czykom.
Prezydent prosi o zw}oke
by dac rzadowi sposobno5c
do za}atwienja tel sprawy ma
drodze dyklomatycznej. Je6li
gubernator zgodzi sig ma
zwioke, wtenczas prezydent
sam .przy}aczy sic do piracy
Koljfornijczyk6w i bedzie
sic staral usunac z1o, jake
istnieje 2 powodu posiadania
gruntu przez cudzoziemc6w
W Kalifornii.
Telegram podpisany przez
Bryan a, a zatwierdzony przez
prezydenta ME odhiesie zad-
nego skutku. Ogf)nie przy-
uszczaja W ko}ach rzado:.
wych, ze Johnson ME uslu-
cha prezydenta Wilsona i
bill sntijapo6ski podpisze. w
depeszy prezydenta niema
najmnie]szej wzmianki 0 tenn,
re bill sprzeciwia sic para
grafom ugody amerykahsko-
japo6skiej. Bill bowiem zga-
dza sic z paragrafami tel u
cody, bo sp6r o te rzecz
m6gtby sic oprzec 0 sadly.
Sfery rzadowe przyznaja,
&c niema zadnei nadziei, by
|gubernator Johnson chcia!
sic zastosowa6 do pre- Shy pie.
+zydenta. Johnson vie 0 co
prezydentowi chodzi, a prze-
ciez o6wiadczy} ostenzacyj-
ME, ze ustawe podpisze.
Ostatnia depes7a prezyden-
ia do gubernatora Johnsona
Jest przeznaczona ma. efekt.
Krok ten zwali odpowiedzial-
nose "a owa ustawe ma le-
gislature Kalifornii, a ME na
Rad centralny.
Rad waszyngto6ski wi
doc~nie umyslnie prosi 0
xwloke Ia sze5c mies;ecy
kanal pauamski bedzie Of
warty. Stany Zjednoczone by
lyby wtenczas lepiei do woj-
my prz:ygotowane. Znawcy
|twierdza ter.z, ze Japonia
umy6lnie szuka zaczepki. a
Stany ME sa wcale do woj-
ny przygotowane. Zw}oka
szesciomiesieczna wystarczy-
laby ma przygotowania do
wojny.
To pewna, ze rad tokij-
ski ME przyjmie zadnego
wyj6cia 2 tel trudnei sytua
yi,je6li to wyjsScie ME sta.
wi Japo6czyk6w na wysokos.
ci innych narod6w. Rad ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

PEKIN, 12 maja.' - Mi
mister chi1skich finsns6w
zawiadomll przedstawicieli ii
finansist6w Stan6w Zjedn.,
Anglii, Japon.ii, Francyi, Ro-
syi i niemlec, 70 propozI eva
pozyczki ostatnio zredago.
wana, zosta}a przoz Rad
chi6skl przyjeta: rata pierw.
sza pozyczki ma bye wypla.
coma W przysz}a sobote.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-15

CETYNJE, II maja. Po
rezygnacyi dawnego gabine
tn ministeryalnego - utwo'
IRONY zostaf wczoraj cabinet
nowy, z genera}em Vukoti'
Gem, jako premierem - ma
czele: podobno zaraz minis
ter spraw *agranicznych ma.
wiazal portraktacye z ko'
mendantem floty wsp6lnych
mocarstw, blokujacej wy
brzeza czarnog6rskie -- mia
nowicie, by flota ia ustapifa,
a r6wnoczesnie rozp>czeto
przygotowania do ewukacyi
Skutari: skoro wojska czar"
nog6rskie ustapia, zaraz z
floty wys}ane beda oddzia}y
wojsk, reprezentujace mo
carstwa i zajma imlenieriem
mocarstw twierdze. Kr6l Mi
kolaj W ogloszonym inter-
wlewie wyraza sw6j za], ze
musi ustapic naciskowl mo-
carstw j zrzec sic twierdzy
tureckiej, kt6rej zdobycie
kosztowaio tyle krwi i ofiar
Czarnog6re, ale wiada, re
gdy ustepuje mocarstwom,
ME ustapiiby nigdy jednemu
pa6stwu - Austryi: W ustep
stwie mocarstwom honor !
godnosc pa6stwa ME ucier.
pia1y wcale, a interes kraju
i ludu, oraz utrzymanie jego
.niezawisiosci nakaza}y wfa6.
ME to ustepstwo...