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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-07

to the fact that no chief Of police, IN
der the Mexican law, IS authorized
TO condemn or execute prisoners IN his
Toward the close Of the disheveled
MaderO regime. Felix DlaZ automatic
a1Iv became the leader Of the malcOn-
tents in the regular army, and last
October made himself temporarily mas
ter of Veracruz. His revolt was a
fiascO and he was imprisoned The
rest is Immediate history. An uprising
followed in which the prison was
stormed and the general was released
in Mexico City.
Bv the terms of his compact with
provisional president Huerta, Gen. DiaZ
has announced himself a candidate for
the next presidency OF the republic.
Since making the announcement, he has
taken no unnecessary chances, but has
STRONGLY entrenched himself at the ha-
cfe0da del Christie at AtZcapOtZalcO
some 90 miles from Mexico City. From
this earrisOned retreat, Gen. Diaz is
sued a declaration Of his political prin-
ciples for publication in the Semi
hereby give.l-
T. AIS Statement.
ct am a soldier and I know that
large armies can not be imprOvised off
hand, except, perhaps at moments OF
high patriOtic fervOr. Powerful stand
ing armies cost money great deal Of
money" says the statement.
Mexico, at the present time. is in no
financial condition for vast eXpendi-
ture for any such purpose. The late
Nadero government has left US without
any funds IN the treasury. We found
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-07

( guest at the Lodge Thursday and Fri
! day, returning to FL Paso Friday.
Alex Windsor. Of Atlanta, Ca. is a
guest at the Lodge.
John B. Anderson. of Dallas. Texas,
was a guest at the Lodge Thursday.
Mrs. l. j. Ford and Miss Della Ford.
OF FL PaSO. came up to open their cot
tage, "MurLlO." They expect to stay q
week, returning here about the first Of
July to remain for the season
Mrs j. h. Williams, with her little
daughter Ruth. ana sister, Miss Clara
Long, are occupying Mrs. w. s. TiltOn s
cottage. The Pines for the summer
Mrs Williams is from OaNaca, Mexico,
and Miss Long is from Cananea. Mexico
Miss Ruth NJ Augur is with Mrs. W
s. TutCn at 'Tut-Hill..
With the Lodge interior deliberately
decorated with pine bOughs and wild
flowers. everything is ready for the
expected to Outclass that Of last year,
from the arrangements that have been
made. tt VIII be very largely attended
by FL PasO people. G. +. Hawks. of the
large party in a special car. There VIII
be a number of automobile parties up
from FL PasO for the dance, besides
people from AlamogordO and a large
nummber from Mountain Park
The Bamberger orchestra, of Wich-
tia. kas-. is supplying the music for the
season at the Ledge. also playing for
the dances 1T the pavilion At the
Lodge, concerts are given daily from
u TO ESQ o'clock in the afternoon and
from $50 TO o'clock in the evening.
The orchestra consists OF Mrs. A Barn-
berger. piano; Miss Estella Bamberger,
flute, and Asa Bales, violin.
The second dance at the pavilion was
by about 60 Of the townspeOpIe and
cOttagers-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-07
NIECE OF GEN. BOWIE
HERO OF THE ALAMO
Lady HOnored Throughout
Texas Speaks Words of
Praise About Plant Juice.

Mrs. NJ Bowie Burns, niece Of Gen.
James Bowie, hero of the Alamo. a
lady honored throughout Texas and
who resides at 1903 Peak avenue.
Dallas, writes as follows regarding
Dallas, Texas. April 20, 1913
Until December II, 1911, I enjOved
perfect health, and on that fatal day
1 had a fall which resulted in a very
aggravated nervous trouble accom-
panied with persistent and severe stom-
grow worse. until I could eat nothing
without distress. The slightest noise
shocked my entire nervous system. I
could no longer rest at night and had
awful pains in the region OF my kid
ueys The gases arising from my
stomach We're awful Ny condition
frightened me and I had given UP all
hope when I read of so many people
being cured by Plant Juice. I imme-
diately purchased a bottle I have
been treated by many physicians and
have taken many remedies without
the slightest benefit, but I can can
me my first relief, and so phenomenal
was il that 7 did not have one single
ache or pain, I can eat heartily of any
thing care FOR, sleep sOundly and
am rapidly returning to my former
healthy condition I take pleasure in
recommending Plant Juice to my many
friends as a medicine of great merit.
MRS. NJ BOWIE BURNS"
Plant Juice has received more strong
endorsement from Texas people than
any remedy that has been introduced
into the state. For sale at Kelly &
POlard's advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-07

M s: 2, :. 5 =.5 =:.s ' . s e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-07

EEXICO, emerging from the
NE throes of revolution, viii elect
A"4 new chief executive within
the next few months Upon him will
depend the resurrection and integrity,
If not the salvation, Of the republic
Friends Of Gen. Felix DiaZ 60 so far
as to insist that if his life is spared
until the elections, he viii be chosen to
succeed the late president Madero-
Born 46 years ago In the state Of
DaEaca, in the south OF Mexico, the
prospective president entered the Mill
tary academy Of Chapultepec in 1889
and was commissioned a lieutenant Of
engineers in 1883 His first military
service was on the geographical COM
mission which prepared the great mill
tary map of Mexico. At its conclusion,
he was in supreme charge Of the work,
which is conceded to be a masterpiece
Of its kind During the Spanish Amer
lean war Lieut. Dlaz was made a colo
mel on the general staff Of the Mexican
army. and later was twice elected TO
congress from Neracruz-
Mexico City Police Chief
BY 1902 he had already become pO-
Eucaly formidable and was regarded
as the most likely successor 10 his
uncle, president POrfirio Diaz, who in
1905 made him inspector general of
police in the city Of Mexico. As such
he earned sinister reputation for Sc
verify, often tinEed by cruelty 1T is
said that more prisoners were put to
death under his administration than
under any other police regime in Mex
leo, but this is emphatically denied by
him on the contrary, Cen Diaz points
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-07

/ only debts. Our country needs money
DduIy: nut she needs money for con-
I slTuctlVe purposes-fOr economic de-
Fe1opmenU and Tor internal improve
HentS- With this as our frankly de-
CARED financial policy. and in view of
lHe admitted wealth of our permanent
Hallonal resources, I believe that for
eISn capital can be obtained but I feel
Iree TO say that I doubt very much
MheIher foreign capital could be read
ny obtained for purely military pur-
still, it must be clear to all that our
country can not be properly developed
GGLlnQut guarantees OF complete paci-
LIcdllon, ana such paclflcauOn must
necessarily require military methods
ana occasionally heavy expenditures.
But IN the solution of this problem I
know that we shall have the hearty
4 cooperation of all our political parties
ana OF the people at large. In regard
TO Sonora and the menace of its Sc
cesslon-Which do not believe for
moment can be successfully accom-
puSned, or is even desired by a ma
Jorlty OF its citizens feel. like every
right thinking Mexican. that any loss
Of our territory, in this or in any other
direction, is simply inadmissibIe.
VIII Invite Foreign Capital.
Should become president, It viii
DC my aim to encourage in every pos
slbIe way the influx Of foreign capital
and foreign immi grafton. Mexico is
rlch IN minerals, in agricultural pro-
ducts and in timber, to name only
VI DeAA -eeA4LllE industries ~
cheerfully invite the foreign investor
to aid US in developing these resources.
1t is planned to create a new min
lSIry OF agriculture and labor. I'm addi-
ton to the existing ministries of mines
naclenda, fOmentO, communications and
the Interior To this ministry of agri-
culture and labor viii fail the task Of
maklng a special study Of a smOre
equitable distribution of taxes and a
more general distribution of the own
erShlp Of land. While I expect this
% m god rrHrT-
due study by the experts entrusted
with so serious and important a phase
OF government, I wish to state in
dYance that am in favor Of taxing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-07

from FL Paso to Cloudcroft Tuesday.
With them were their three children
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Crockett Mrs.
George f. Crivel of Buffalo. n Y. the
sister of Mr. Crockett. and John Golden
Crockett. After dining at the Lodge.
the McNarys drove to Mountain Park.
where they spent the night. returning
to FL PasO the next day.
Mrs. c. L Oyerstreet and children
have the F. p. Simmons cottage, 'AIoun-
tain Home" for the month of June
Mrs Q. B. Stevens and children are
occupying their cottage. "Sandview.'
Dean r. Clark, of ii PasO, was q
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-07
MOTORING is TO BE
CLOUDCROFT FEATURE
Many Beautiful Trips Can BE Made
From the Resort; Summer Visitors
Are Beginning to Arrive.

CI0udcr0ft. \. n. june among the
many attractions at Cloudcroft. auto
MODELLING promises to take first place
this summer. There are any number
Of interesting trips through the many
beautiful canyons near CIOEdcrOft. and
the majority of the roads are reported
to be in very good condition The
Chalmers agent at FL PasO is plan
ming to drive up few cars for the
use of ClOUdcrOfters. and other agents
have the IDEA under consideration. The
road from FL PaSO to ClOudCrOft is
in good condition all of the way.
0Ir. and Mrs. J. c. NcNary motored
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-07

Observations taken at 8 a. r., seventy-hhh uael
udlan time Air pressure reduced 10 sea level
LsOBAIs continuous hnes) pass through points
Of equal air pressure. Is0THERMs dotted iineS1
pass through points Of equal temperature; drawn
only Tor zero. freezing, 500, and 100.
= clear; Q partly cloudy: @ cloudy
@ Tain; @ snow; O report missing.
ATroWs ~ with the wind. FIRST dgures. temper
oturo; second. precipitation Of oil inch or more
If.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-07

IN Lla
FL Paso Rea6fDus
RIVER READING.

Unless tOrrentiaI rains help out. there
VIII be scarcity OF water in the river
TINS summer. The river report for Fri
day shows that the river has dropped
to 1850 cubic feet. The snow reports
from Colorado, received at the recIama-
low normal until March, after which
II was little more than normal, but
that it is almost gone now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-07

Saturday and sunday
so clear Havana cigars. loo size.
Special box price, $500.
Hotel Sheldon Cigar stand
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-07
asO, Saturday. June z
Forecasts

II PaSOl saturday. June D L3Ia-
Forecasts.
EI Paso and vicinity-Unsettled to-
night and Sunday
New AIexicO-LOcal thunderstorms
tonight or Sunday, except fair south
west portion.
West Texas-Unsettled tonight and
Sunday; showers in north portion to-
night or Sunday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-07
60 to Europe by the North Ger
man LLOYD GaIYeSton-Brsmen

IS. '.Brandenburg" .........June 14th
IS. "Breslau" .................J July 9Th
IS, "CasseP' ...........July 2sth
SIS "Chemnitz" .............Aug. I6tn
Large. Comfortable Steamers.
FAEES:-Cabin $50 and S67.5O
Storage $500
Apply to local agents or to
ALFRED HOLT. General Agent,
Galveston Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-07

Felix Daz Would Make New Mexico the Mexico Of His Uncle POrrO
lis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-06-07

PHONE LONGwELL FOR TAXI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-07-24
Te|egramy kIajoWe'
ZABURZENIE w WIEZIE-
NIU,

ossing, N. Y, "A lipca. = Do
zorcy W wiezieniu Sing Sing
znalezli sic wczoraj W arcyklopo-
tliwem polozeniu kiedy $50 213
wiezniow pozbawionych zajecia
W fabrykach zakladu przez one
gdajszy pozar ME chciaio wczoraj
udaG sic do swych eel.
Wiezniowie odgrazali sic do
zorcy wiezienia, skryli sic oni W
miejscu, gdzie sic trzyina wegiel
dla zakladu przez try godziny
opierali sic rozporzadzeniom do
zorc6w. Rano wiezniowie row
niez ME chcieli udac sic "a kraty,
ale usiuchali rozkazow kiedy i'm
powiedziano, re ME dostana obia-
du iesli natychmiast ME wroca. w
buncie popoludniowym siuzbie
wieziennej sprzyjai fakt ten, ze
zaczelo mocno padae j, wieznio-
vie potem kawaikami wegla po-
,wybijali wszystkfe okna W sail
celnej.
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vie uradzono zadac powszechne-
go zniesienia zakazu wchodzenia
w zwiazki malzehskie nauczyciel-,
kom ludowym. Protest i rezolu-
eye odnoSnie wyslano do wladz..
z NIEMIEC.
Berlin, "A lipca. - Prasa niemie
cka szyderczo pisze O nowym IT,
kiadzie stosunku Stanow Zjedn.
do rzeplitej Nicaragua, zowiac &c
amerykahska ypolityka dolaro-
wa: koIa rzadowc godza sic jed
max projektem protektoratll
Stanow mad Nikaragua.
w Gelsenkirchen, gdzie 16
g6rnikow zostalo zasypanych w
kopalni, wydobyto juz Z szybu
tylko 16 trupow, mimo pospiesz-
nego ratunku.
- Pismo yDeutsche Volks-
wirtschaftliche Korrespondenz"
ostro krytykuje Niemcow amery-
kanskich zarzuca i'm gruby brak
patryotyzmu niemieckiego, zbyt
slime przejmowanie sic obycza-
jem interesem amerykanskim..
(Prawda jest).
- Do Bremy doniesiono depe-
sza iskrowa,. re znaleziono ME
mieckiego podroznika podbiegu-
nowego porucznika Schroeder
Stratza, uwazanego juz "a zagi-
nionego; szczeg6low brak nara
zie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-07-24
STANOWISKO' RZADU AME-
RYKANSKIEGO.

Washington, "a lipca. - Rad
Stan6w Zjednoczonych musi sic
zdecydowac ia jakas polityke
wzgledem sytuacyi W Mexyku.
Wczoraj juz pytano sic, czy Sta
ny maja pozwolic ma przemyca-
ME broni dla zwolennikow Car
ranzy, czy tez pozwolit ma to,
by ten wodz powstancow nadal
toczyi walke Huerta i powoli
go wyciehczy} ma siiach.
JcSli Rad tutejszy pozwoli ma
zakupno broni W Stanach Zjed-
noczonych dla powstahcow,
wtenczas pewna jest rzecza, ze
Huerta zostanie pobity. Carran-
"a w czasach obecnych valley Z
wielkiemi trudnoSciami, bo brak
mu broni i amunicyi.
Wczoraj odby}a sic manifesto
eva gdy przyjmowano nowego
ambassadors japohskiego W stoli-
cy mexykaiskiej. Meksykanie u
rzadzili mu owacye. Huerta moga
byl ME dopuscic do tel owacyi,
gdyby Z Japonia ME sympatyzo-
wal, gdyby ME pragnal wojny ia
ponii re Stananii Zjednoczonymi,
TO tez najprawdopodobniej zmusi
Rad amerykahski do zmiany swej
neutralnej polityki.
Prezydent Wilson zdobyi sic
wczoraj no nowy projekt. Propo-
nuje on, by W Mexyku odbyly sic
MOVIE wybory by sedziami tych-
re byli Amerykanie. Ma to HUI
erta zapewne sic ME zgodzi.
Posel Smith Texasu powie-
dzial wczoraj Prezydentowi, re W
Texasie jest mn6stwo takich A
merykanow, ktorzy natychmiast Z
bronia przekrocza granice przy-
iacza sic do powstancow, jesli tyl-
ko prezydent ma to pozwoli. Pre-
zydent Wilson odpowiedzial, re
ME ma do tego wladzy pozwo-
lenia dac ME moze.
Kardynai Gibbons zapytany co
sadzi O postepowaniu prezydenta
W sprawie mexykahskiej, powie-
dial, re Wilson dobrze robi gdy
ME uznaje chwiejnych rzadow
Huerty. Kardynaf Gibbons vie, re
Huerta padnie w krotkim czasie.
DZIEWIECIU TOME MA
RZECE DELAWARE.
Trenton, N. j., "A lipca. = Cd
niedzieli niema tn wiadomosci, o
trzech pannach i szesciu mezczyz-
mach ktorych widziano ma rzece
w uszkodzonej lodzi motorowej.
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lDokoaczenle ma str. s-ei).
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ka skale, ktory to plan jest pred
miotem dawnych zabiegow ia
ponii, a oczywiScie jest on mocno
niepozadany dla Stan6w Zjedn.
- Rewolucyonisci bezustanne
czynia szybkie postepy; oto W
tych dniach zajeli oni Torreon
po krotkiem oblezeniu; miasto
to posiadalo 1000 zaiogi, ktora sic
poddala, bo jej amunicyi zabrak-
10. Rad poslal do Chihuahua, "a
grozonego rowniez przez rewolu-
cyoniStow, 200 zolnierzy pod gen.
Orozco, dawnym rewolucyonista,
a obecnie pojednanym Z Huerta;
Orozco powodzeniem dotych-
czas walczyi przeciwko Carranzi-
stom uchodzi "a najlepszego
wodza rzadowego.
REWOLUCYA w CHINACH.
Pekin, "a lipca. - Wybuch
rewolucyjny plomieniem obejmu-
je coraz dalsze prowincye do juz
zbuntowanych przylacza sic pro-
wincya Hu-Peh. Pewnem juz
lest, re DIR. Sun Yuat-Sen tw6r-
ca rzeczypospolitej chinskiej, po-
piera rewolucye; wydal on ma
nifest, W ktorym wzywa prezy-
denta Yuan-Szi-Kaja, ably wzial
pod rozwage stanowcze z9dania
poIudniowcow, ktorzy tylko deS-
potyzmowi chca sic oprzec, bez
wzgledu na to czy osoba wyEo-
nujaca go zwie sig cesarzem, jak
dawniej, czy prezydentem, jak O.
becnie; DIR. Sun-Yuat-Sen wzywa
PREF. Yuan-Szi-Kaja do rezygna-
cyl zapowiada, re bedzie zwal-
czal go z ia sama energia, jak to
czynil przeciw monarchii Man
dzurow, chocby walka ia miala
trwac lat 10! Rad w prowin-
cyach zrebelizowanych oglosil
stan wojenny, ale ME wiele to
pomoze, bo silly poludniowcow So
bardzo znaczne opinia ludu stoi
po ich stronie. lime prowincye
poiudniowe tylko dlatego jeszcze
trzymaja sic rzadu, re ich gu
bernatorowie So krewnymi Yuan
Szi-Kaja, ale prawdopodobnie
wszystkie niedlugo sic poiacza Z
ruchem rewolucyjnym.
= Rad wyda} dekrety, skazu-
lace ma Smierc zbuntowanych ge-
neralow, oraz ministra wojny,
gen. Chen-Chi-Meja, stojacego o.
becnie ma czele poludniowcow !:
rad uzyje floty celem stiumie-
MIA ruchu ma wybrzezach /
wstrzymania transport6w dla re-
wolucyi: walki tocza sic bez
przerwy, ostatnio mieli rewolu-
cyoniSci atakowac arsenal w kian
gan zdobyli go; takze i o innych
bitwach wielu stron donosza,
rad tlumi te wieSci i oglasza o
swoich zwyciestwach, ale podob-
no ma sic rzecz ma odwrot / pre-
bieg walk dotychczasowych ma
bye pomyslny dla rewolucyi.
z WLOCH.
Rzym, "a lipca. = Zbuntowa-
nym gwardzistom watykanskim
odpowiedziano, re jesli sic ME go
dza ma dawne warunki siuzby i
ME wr6ca natychmiast do subor-
dynacyi, zostaja rozpuszczeni, a
przywodcy calego nieporozumie-
MIA zostaja stanowczo wydaleni z
gwardyi; gwardzisci apelowali
-~es-m wr.--
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TeIegramy zagraRiGzns'
z BALKANU.

Il OCAb1AEAANSs
Londyn, II hpca. - Potwier-
dzaia sic wieSci, wskazujace, re
pok6j ma Baikanie juz moze ME
daleki: kr0l Karol Rumunski ro-
wniez sic don sklania i naklania
innych nieprzyjacioi Buigaryi
do ukladow; podobno trudnosci
czym Grecya, kt6ra zada teraz
juz nietylko Salonik, ale / portu
Kavala kraju az po miasto ORA
ma. Krol Karol oSobiScie znosi
sic W intereSie pOkoju z rzada-
mi greckim i serbskim, W zasa-
die rzady te godza sic ma ,Po1oI
i narady maja bye prowadzone
W Bakareszcie; W Niszu serb
skim pertraktuja obecnie o "a
wieszenie broni.
- Onegdaj Serbowie atako-
wall energicznie okolice twier-
dzy Koestendil, ale zOstai od-
parci przez Bulgar6w, podob-
niez Grekow napor cd poiud-
niowej strony zostal wstrzyma-
ny rozpaczliwym oporem Bulsa-
row.
Paryz, 2I lipca. - Mocarstwa
zapewniajq Buigarye, re ME po-
trzebuje sic ona troszczyc o
wtargniecie Turkow ma jej terry
torya, gdyz mOcarstwa same "a
latwia te sprawe, a Turcya mu-
81 zostac przy granicy Enos-Mi-
dia, stosownie do postanowien
pokoju londynskiego, t. IN, re
Adryanopola ME doStanie. Ru-
munia stanowczo sic sprZeciw1a
temu, by Turcya uczestniczyla
w konferencyi mocarstw, ra-
dzacych W sprawie baikanSkiel
mocarstwa podzielaja to przeko-
mamie. Car AIikolaj telegrafowal
do krola Ferdynanda, wyrazajac
wspoIczucie powodu STRAIT po-
niesionych i radoSc powodu ma
dziei rychiego pokoju, ale "a
znacza, ze Bulgarya musi bye
przygotowana ma ofiary. Rosya
byiaby W danym razie gotowa
do wkroczenia ma Balkan, by
wypedzic Turk6w z .Adryanopo,
la poza linie NEdia-Enos.
SYTUACYA MEXYKAN-
SKA.
Mexyk, miasto, "a lipca. =
Giowny wodz rewolucyoni-
stow Qarranza zwrocil sig 6 dc
Stanow Zjedn. z wezwaniem c
uznanie go, jake strone wojujaca
pozwolenie ma transport broni
amunicyi przez Stany Zjedn
Sympatye rewolucyjne Sierra sic
W caiym kraju wielu przepowia-
da rychiy, a nieuchronny upadek
Huerty i jego przywiaszczyciel.
skich rzadow. Carranza jest mad
zwyczajnie popularny uchodzi "a
obronce prawowitej wiadzy. Hu-
erta, ktory ze strony Stanow lie
dnoczonych ME uzyskal potwier.
dzenia swego rzadu, szuka opar-
cia W Japonii, stad te sympatye
tajne znoszenia sic jego rzadu
Japonia ostatnio pojechal do ia
ponii kandydat prezydencyalny
Felix Diaz, prawdopodobnie per.
traktuja o urzadzenie koloniza-
cyl japohskiej W Mexyku ma wiel-
- - - -
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z FRANCYI.

Chalons sur Marne, "A lipca.-
Dwaj aeronauci, porucznik Ga
btiel i jego pasazer Malarte, 20
stall tu zabici, spadlszy z maszy-
na swa W czasie lotu re znacznej
wvsokoSci.
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z PROCESU TRUSTU POD
PALACZY.

PALACL1.
Pani Fanny Korshak, iona Da-
vida Korshaka, jednego z czlon-
kow truStu podpalaczy, ktory u
ciekf przed aresztem do Chin,
wczoraj wyjawila wiecej faktow
i szczegolow o dzialalnosci tego
trustu, ktore dzisiaj beda podane
do wiadomoSci sedziow wielko-
przysieglych. >Miedzy innemi wy
jawila ona, IL czolnkom tego tru-
stu byi takze Joseph Fish, czio-
mex firmy asekurujacej cd ognla,
Joseph Fish and Co., z biurami
pnr. 80 South La Sale ul.
Wediug pani Korshak, Fish,
kt6ry mieszka pnr. 1871 Prairie
ave. ma bye bardzo bogatym,
byl tym agentem, ktory przyjai
ma splacenie szkody, wyrzadzonej
pozarem dnia 3go czerwca W
skladzie Leopolda Dreyfusa, pm.
232-234 South Market ul.
Dreyfusa wtedy aresztowano
pod zarzutem podpalenia trzy
dni pozniej znaleziono go W do
mu niezywym. Z poczatku sa-
dzono, re popelnil samobojstwo,
lecz obecnie istnieje przekonanie,
re popefniono morderstwo.
PAM Korshak take i o tenn
vie duzo i prokuratorowi Juz
wreczyla dowody mordu. Jej maz
ma bye wplatany W morderstwo
i prawdopodobnie pod tym zarzu-
tenn bedzie sprowadzony W Hong
Kong w Chinach, dokad mlaf u
ciec.
Wsp6lnie Korshakiem miai
pracowac Samuel Solomon, ktory
Jest ,,adjusterem" W jego biurze.
Podobno jeszcze jeden czionek
trustu podpalaczy przyznai sic
do why wyjawil nazwiska o
innych osob, wplatanych W Gala
serge podpalah. Maja oni takze
bye postawieni W stan oskarze-
mia.
PAM Korshak jest trzymana
pod scisla straza 1ia przedmlesclu
gdyz powodu wyjawienia tale
mnic zycie jej jest zagrozone.
Wczoraj przedlozono sedziom
przysieglym, IL niektorzy poll
cyanci takze dzialali wspolnie z
podpalaczami, ktorzy domy ase-
kurowane podpalali, azeby sclag-
nae asekuracye kompanii ase-
kuracyjnych. Policyanci ci miell
dostarczac Korshakowi wiadomo-
sci, gdy ten uciekl do Voncou-
yer, B. c. pred aresztem, 0 kaz-
dem poruszeniu policyi chicago
skiej.
ZE SLEDZTWA ZAKUPNA
MASZYN WYBORCZYCH.
Wczorajszy dzieh byi obfity W
nowe sensacye W sledztwie "a
kupna maszyn wyborczych.
Ma sesyi przedpoludniowej by
iy sensacyjne zeznania jednego z
czlokn6w komisyi elekcyjnej- DIR,
Howard S. Taylora ostre star
Gle sic siowne innym czionkiem
tel komisyi, A. Czarneckim. Zez-
mania Taylora wykazaiy, il mad
zwyczaj pospiesznie przeprowa-
HATTERMAN CLAM. stara, od-
powiedzialna firma. pozycza pienis-
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(Dokoiczenie y str. s-eD,
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Trenton, N. j., "A lipca. = Cd
niedzieli niema tn wiadomosci, o
trzech pannach i szesciu mezczyz-
mach ktorych widziano ma rzece
w uszkodzonej 1odzi n1otorowej.
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2 AUSTRYI.

Wiedeh, "A lipca. = Odbyi sic
tn zjazd nauczycielek ludowych
szkol, ma kt6rym bardzo burzli-
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ze SpraW WEOskich, Blunt " Watykanie
Anglia a Kanaf Panama.
Katastrofa Awiatyczna.
4 Austryi i z Niemiec.

Stan0w ZjednOczOnych reWoiucya meksykahska
Burwy Calumet Okret tonic ma morzu
Katastro ma Tzynascie trupow "ydobyto
ruin tabrykL
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Hatterman i CLAM. stara odpo-
wiedzialna firma. pozycia pieniaize
na properta.