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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-09-26

WEAR q ssLlP.oN" AND De
"a HIPLES9.

The very newest contrivance
in the interests Of slender figure
lines 70 the slip-on, which 10 a
sort Of hip elastic stocking made
OF stout webbing and silk elastic.
There are! no buttons. laces or
hooks and eyes. and one must
get into the slip-on precisely az
the sterner sex gets into lts trou-
sers. except that both feet are
put through at once and into the
same aperture. When on. the
slIp-on ntslB like the, paper on the
wall and clings to the 6gure
from waist line to knees e no
mere corset provided With laces
and homes at the back ever
drsamed of clinging: Can one
] 1T down Ii the slip-on? Oh.
dear. "; It u the easiest thing
III the world; for. remember
there ars ~ bones. not even
casing hloldinE metal eyelsts. Just
cleysrlysshaped gusssts ~ web,
bling and elastic ~ that tho Dr.
urs tapsf;sl s. slender linz lof
trimnass from shoulder g knee.
WITH jusfs y slight curve &c ths
Wai1t tns apch I I'm nat.
ufally bsantifnl. nncossGbe1
$3.50 49, M SNSAsEse 5EH4s.%I5 Nh q
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-09-26
eeeseeeessesses
sAvoRY TOPICS.

ITO prevent meat which is to
be served cold from dry
ing out and losing its fla
vor a good way Is to wrap the
meat in cheesecloth immediate
~ after roasting.
A dessert garnish equally as
delicious as whipped cream and
many times more convenient
consists Of beating the whites of
two eggs to a very stir froth.
Slice thinly q banana and add
to this, beating until dissolved.
and sweeten to taste.
A housekeeper who prides her.
self on the delicious variety Of
her preserves has a recipe for
marmalade which sounds good.
Apples and pears are peeled and
cut into small pieces, and plums
are stoned; then an equal guam
tity Of each after being cut Is
used with a pound Of sugar to
each pound Of fruit This is
boiled to the consistency of mar
malade, and when taken from
the fire a handful of blanched
I almonds is added.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-09-26

Or Grapefruit.
Customer = What have you in the
shape Of oranges?
Grocer-Well. we have baseballs.
Getting In the Record.
willie Wild kissed me and asked
me not to tell"
''Then why did you tell?"
HE said he'd never do 1t again."
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-09-26
LONG, LONG AGO.


Tell me the tales that to me were 30 dear
Long. long ago: long, long ago.
Sing me the songs I delighted to hear
Long. long ago. long ago.
Now you are come all my grief 10 re-
moved.
Let me forget that so long you have
roved.
Let me believe that you love as you loved
Long. long ago long ago.
Do you remember the path where we met
Long. long ago: long. long ago?
All. yes. you told me you ne'er would for
get
Long. long ago. long g
Then, to all others my smile you pre-
ferred.
Love. when you spoke gave q charm to
each word.
Still my heart treasures the praises I
Long. long ago. long ago.
Though by your kindness my fond hopes
were raised
Long, long ago: long. long ago.;
You by more eloquent lips have been
praised
Long. long ago. long ago:
But by long absence your truth has been
tried.
Still to your accents I listen with pride.
Blest as,I was when I sat by your sid
Long. long ago. long ago..
Old Song:
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-09-26
Extract From . Popular Novel.
man was nearing his end,

~
Genius 70 Always Broke.
'sThat actor yonder is looking for q
play"
"Well, we'll"
"And that playwright with him Is
looking for a star. I brought them to-
gether."
"Distinguished company"
That's what I thought until l mix
ed in. I had to pay for the lunch"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-09-26
NJ sm;ls,
Keeps
Butting In

An Outside View.
A three-year-old tot was taken to the
o to see the animals. When the
nurse brought her home her mamma
said:
Darling did you see the big tiger
in his cage7"
"Yeth." lisped the little noe. I'VE
dest looked at him-we didn't 60 in"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-09-26

0t1vHn6' nc ~ to e cn0u6H y y" 0ut u5 u
is quenched now. One day not long since one of the
representatives friends stopped for him with one Of
those small and painting arrangements that look like an
overgrown baby carriage. Representative Stanley looked
at 1t obviously for awhile and then climbed In. Every
thing went well until they struck a rather stift grade
about six miles outside of Washington and far from a
trolley line. Then they paused-or, rather, the machine
life except for an occasional weak pant. Then the friend
pushed it a little way. stopped, pushed it a little way
again and continued this for about ten feet up the hill
Representative Stanley watched the proceedings with
interest. MAY l ask a question:" he inquired at last
politely. "Huh!' replied the %perspiring friend. II merely
wanted to know" continued Stanley sweetly, whether
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-09-26
Hint to Hostess.

Hint 70 Hostess.
Hostess = You
appear to be in
deep t hought t,
Tommy.
Tommy-Yes'm.
Mamma told me
IL you asked me
to have some cake
Twas to say some
thing, an I've
been here 20 long
now I forgot what
It was.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-09-26

arainless.
Eyes. Miss Sharpley. l assure you."
said the uninteresting young man she
was trying to shake. 1.-The robber pre-
scented a revolver at my head and de-
clared he'd blow out my brains IL I
didn't yield"
"oh," replied she. why didn't you
yield?"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-09-26

WillissatSDinn
s@ ''Givs me some pudding nd VII
lis q the dinner table whlrs COM
,panyw was being entertained.
'sIf what?'' asked his m0tkss.str ying
20 teech him p~oliteness. s
thsre's enough left sftef Mr.
omith get1 done answered tho Stna,
psrtsrbabls Wills. s$sss Il Il
III .S ~ tNalny Day. III
iS5g The rain y falling III afounA.
It falls on 6o36ss0n6A tfoo. sS9#4 AaSsNs
IL rains On the vNaheeGllAs hesso
ApA % Inc laalbea Il esoyStaas ss@ sSa If
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-09-26

IL II z LII ~ SV S~S"N
things began to go wrong with him. The place seemed
Mt the number on the door and looked at a man who was
debating to a stenographer. Isn't this my room?'
asked Senator Norris. mo; it's mine" said the stranger.
Isn't this No. 214?" "Certainly." "Well, that's been
my room for two years. anyhow said Norris. Say.
who are you?" Queried the stranger. Why. I'm Norris
Of Nebraska!' well, for heavens sake. don't you know
you're a senator and that you're in the office building OF
the house Of representatives. Then Senator Norris
nearly tainted. He had gone to the room he occupied
when he was an %insurgent representative. and the
stranger was Representative Carter Of Oklahoma.
"Red tape" such as honorable and similar words
and phrases in ultra polite governmental correspondence.
has been ordered dropped from use by Postmaster Cen
eal Burles0n.
Representative Michael E. Burke of Wisconsin claims
the longest service as a city attorney in congress. F.
terms he was elected to that Office in Beaver Dam. Wis.
Representative Stanley Of Kentucky. chairman of t
committee. was until recently an enthusiast on the s
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-09-26
eirthday Changes

eirthday chanSss.
Why does your birthday not como %
the same day 81 the week every ysar.,
but aiways 4 day 81 two latsrl
Three hundred md dxty-6vs days
ars M nfty.two weeks ana one ~
oysF.and "a leap year Their ars tMlo
days ovsr. g g gS
Rlddlss aDd Ans1stsa Ms
WhaksiIe tint NhichsNesofton fsenfns
but never hofrOw TAllaa0nka ! ID
Can ynnl tsllSme spf WHIT parentake
|N6nolsoN Wasl al aceut11 Il egnt
| Isof 81 81 s,ls !. sa'sI
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-09-26
A. o. STANLEY.

wanted to Know" Continued Stanley sweeHy, whether
you are supposed to be carrying the automobile or the automobile is supposed
to be carrying you?" A little later they both walked home, and a farmer
brought in the recahitrant car. Since then Representative Stanley has not
been the motor enthusiast he vas of yore.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-09-26
Gossip From
~asbfn&fon

- Major NORRIS of Nebraska was a member OF
the house for many years before he assumed the
toga. Not long since, after Il very trying day In
the capitol and a night that was even worse 0w-
ing to the expressing thought that the senate was going
to put cattle on the free list, the cattle industry being
one in which the great state of Nebraska Is vitality inter
ested, the senator took his breakfast in the same place
he has patronized for years. He read the same paper.
walked down the same street and entered the house
Office building door. With a smile ut the doorkeeper and
united to the second floor and entered room PA. Then
.,o,o NTH him Tho nlaco soauod changed. He looked
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-09-02
INSECT ENEMIES OF MANKIND
Most Of the Species Known to Science
Do lncalcuIabie Harm During
Their Short Lives.

Our instinct to kill insects is per.
fectly sound. Out of the quarter Of a
million species now known to science
mere handful are even remotely
helpful to man, and most Of these only
by their power OF living upon other
and more dangerous insects On the
other hand, thousands OF species are
actively hostile to man. to his food
plants and to his domestic animals.
Whole tribes have been swept out of
existence by the attack Of insects car.
rying bacilli-as within the last two
decades. in Central Africa, by the dread
sleeping sickness" carried by the
tsetse fly. Whole nations have been
weakened and crippled and whole civ
ilizations retarded by another insect
borne disease malaria.
Indeed, recent investigators have
advanced the theory that the historic
decline of both Greece and Rome was
largely due to the ravages OF this dis
ease. brought into Europe by armies
returning from wars in Asia and Afri-
Ca 1t may yet come. when we see
things in their true perspective. that
the warriors of civilized nations will
turn from slaughtering one another
to battling against our insect enemies.
DR. Woods Hutchinson. in Common
Diseases"
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-09-02
DONKEY TOOK UP THE TUNE
oether Complimentary to Vocal
Powers Of the Bishop.

At a gathering in the house Of an in.
innate friend certain bishop was joe
ularly invited by the hostess to sing
He declined, saying that the following
incident would fully indicate what
were his talents In the realms of mu
sic:
He was journeying through Pales-
tine. in company with a very close &C.
quaintance, and one evening after he
and his friend. who shared the tent
with him, had retired forest, the bish
op began humming an old tune with
plenty OF runs and repetitions. His
companion joined In, and the two
started verse OF a wellknown hymn.
Before the verse was ended DON
key just outside the tent brayed as
only donkey In the east can bray,
and gave vent to the noise with the ut
most extent Of the lung power that he
possessed. While the hills of Judea
were sending back the echoes of this
most untimely performance the Arab
dragoman, or guide, put his head inside
the tent. and, apologizing for the don
key, said:
Iia. you sing one tune he think he
know"
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-09-02
WHAT THE BODY. CAN STAND
Men Emerged Unframed From Tom
perature Which Would Have
Caused Water to Boil.

| The human body is capable OF sus-
tanning heat almost double that we
ordinarily think the limit of endur
ance. In central Australia, for in
stance the temperature often ranges
from 115 in the shade to 140 In the
SUM- and has reached over $50
In travelling the Red sea and the
Persian gulf In the hottest month the
mercury hangs between 120 and 140.
Even in the most unexpected places
great heat is sometimes found In
some recent climbing in the Himal.
ayas, in the month Of December, at
nine o'clock in the morning the mer-
curry reached 1871, at an elevation Of
over 10000 feet.
Two English experimenters, Bley.
den and Chautery have tried to find
out just how much heat man can
stand. They shut themselves in q
furnace In which the heat was raised
by degrees until it passed PIP degrees.
the boiling point of water.
That this was possible was due to
the profuse perspiration, the evapor.
alton of which cooled the surface OF
the body. They believe that il a man 8
body is kept from touching the sides
of the furnace he can stand tenn.
perature that would cook outlet.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-09-02
TRIUMPH NOT DUE TO LUCK
Inventor Undertakes the Persistency
Which In tho End Brought Him
Fame and Fortune.

A Connecticut octogenarian has
worked for so years on an invention
and has made more than three hundred
models, each of which was unsuccess-
full except the last one. He has sold
his invention for big fortune He
says:
Many times | was disheartened and
WAS about to smash my models and
give up, but then l thought that II
kept on trying I had chance to win.
while II / quit there was no chance at
all. At last. by accident, hit upon the
secret"
BY accident? Isn't the old man in
error here? Ia the result Of 50 years.
work an accident? All inspirations,
Ideas and mechanical secrets" come
we know not how or whence, but they
come only to the mind that Is pre-
pared. Ideas are opportunities only to
the mind that can grasp them and uti-
lie them. 1t took SO years of study
and experiment on the part OF this man
TO fit him to comprehend certain me-
chanicle principle. There was no acct
dent about 1t. The real basis OF his
success was his persstency A million
men would have given up in failure.
He realized that his only chance Of
winning lay in continued trying and
he, the one man in a million, kept on.
Troy Standard Press.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-09-02
Hich Tor at Nj atlock.

Should the dynamite experts have
their way and a surgical operation be
performed on the High Tor at Matlock
the great Derbyshre peak will al least
be in the fashion; for lately several
huge hastings have taken place to
save the threatened lives of wayfarers
passing beneath overhanging crags.
Even the High Tor must bow to time
and frost. and the looping Off of
shaky limb wilr leave untouched the
charms which Ruskin found 80 years
ago in that part OF the lovely child's
alphabet" with It's enchanted changes
and terrorless grotesques. To him it
was a region where 'if the trout lifted
up their heads and talked to you you
would be no more surprised than IL 1t
were the Arabian Nights" And nitro
glycerin cannot touch that.-London
Chronicle
Fred Gordy spent Sunday in Little
ponly
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-09-02

OF
be 0
votes isud mayb C0est rtheCbId
PonyCon est bu the m
Wilt b.
by % a the
Ii Pony Confess
of the ldren standing
ANY to
A Ivotem usb De cast lon the
ption o n
be i
will be
the
the
of the oft
V
December p
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-09-02

Fred Gordy spent Sunday in Little
Rock.
The log cabin Democrat., 1913-09-02
Children's Contest--$15O.OO in Prizes

contest childrcn's Pony
will be Shetland Pony 1925
girls Bicycle
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-04
z PORTUGALII.

Lizbona, 4 sierpnia. - Prezy-
dent Arriaga, ktory ciezko "a
niemogl, ma sic znacznie gorzej i
lekarze malo robia nadziei wy
zdrowienia.
- Donosza tu wiarogodnego
zrodla, re eX-krolowa, Amelia,
matka ex-krola Emanuela, ma
zamiar wyjSc powtornie zamaz "a
markiza de Several, dawniejsze-
go posla portugalskiego W Lon
dynie.
SPRAWY ANGLII.
Londyn, 4 sierpnia. = Prasa
angielska, omawiajac postanowio-
ne juz ME branie udzialu Anglii
w wystawie w San Francisco W
r. 1915, zaznacza, re w. Brytania
ma tylko powody handlowo-eko-
nomiczne do tego postanowienia,
a ME polityczne, ze wiec ME jest
to ,,zemsta" Anglii "a fortyfiko-
wanie Kanalu Panama, ktoremu
sic Anglia sprzeciwia.
w czasie nabozenstwa wczo-
rajszego w katedrze sw. Pawla,
grenada sufrazystek zaczela spie
wac ,1nodlitwe" o wydobycie z
opresyi prowodyrki Pankhursto-
wei. Musiano przeszkadzajace
nabozenstwu wyprowadzic z ko-
scioIa.
= w Calder, kopalni wegla,
niedaleko Glasgowa wybuch1 po-
Ear, przyczem 23 gornikow zyw-
Gem zostalo pogrzebanych: zor-
ganizowano energiczna akcye ra-
tunkowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-04
Te|egTamy haj0We.
STRASZNE NIESZCZESCIE
w KOPALNI.

Tower City, Pa, 4 sierpnia.-
Onegdaj wydarzyla sic podwoj-
ma eksplozya W kopalni East
Brookside nalezacej do Philadel-
phia and Reading Coal mad Iron
Co.; w czasie pierwszej eksplo-
zyi stracilo zycie przynajmniej
pietnastu gornikow, wskutek
drugiej trzeeh. Nazwiska zabi-
tych So: Daniel NJ. Ginley, lat 4S;
Henry Murphy, lat 5o;John Far
rell, lat 49; Howard Hand, lat 21
Hany Hand, lat "a; Thomas Bah
ny, lat 30; John Endise, Carreni
Campani, Pictor Scrane, Cenedia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-04
Z NIEMIEC.

Berlin, 4 sierpnia. = Nowy
posef amerykahski, sedzia Ger
rard, jest mocno niezadowolony
re stosunkow, panujacych obec-
ME w ambasadzie amerykanskiej
w Berlinie: powiada, re So one
zanadto demokratyczne niezgo-
dne powaga pahstwa reprezen-
towanego; sam pose} ME moze dla
sic znalesc odpowiedniego miesz-
kama, bo niema go w budynku
poselstwa: Gerard tax ma bye
tenn zrazony, re chce podobno
zrezygnowac.
- Hrabina Szechenyi, domu
Amerykanka, Vanderbilt, przeczy
pogiosce, jaka ostatnio rozpusz-
czona zostaIa staraniach jej o
rozwod, tel przyczyny, IL MAJ
jej magnat wegierski ostatnio
stracil byf wieksza czeSc majat-
ku w nieszczesliwych spekula-
cyach giefdowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-04
Nova metoda niszczenia 0dpadk6W.
Wynalazek ten urzednicy miejscy trzy-
maja W tajemnicy.
Wypadk ma wybrzezach kapielowych.- - Przywiazany
do pieca przez piec dni. = Postrzelif wfamywacza.
- Tajemnicza smierC

rznalazi go nieprzytomnym. Ia
wieziono go do szpitala. Skonsta-
towano udar sloneczny.
Jakis widocznie oblakany mez-
czyzna zatrzymywai automobile
W parku Lincolna i pokazywaf
pasazerom listy, napisane po ME
miecku, ktorc -niialy opiewat, re
posiada maszyne, mowiaca sled
mioma jezykami. Chcial $1,000
600 kapitalu dla rozpoczecia wy
robu maszyny obiecywaf docho-
dy W sumie IS procent.
Pod LISTEN podpisany byl Her
man Lange, 1913 Madison Utica.
Policya wypuscila go ma wolnosc
jako nieszkodliwcgo waryata.
Raymond Schwartz, 77oo
Chauncey ave., utonai gdy sic
kapai W jeziorze Calumet. Podo-
bno dostai kurczow.
Alert Miller, I622 Park aev.,
zostai porazony, gdy stall ma
..wybrzezu. kapielqWym naprzeci-
-. .-fl .
wko Diversey boil., wpadi do
jeziora. Policyant J. Brocker wy
ciagnai go wody.
Ma wybrzezu yDiversey" uka-
zala sic mloda kobieta W kostyu-
mie zbyt cienkim. Pohczochy jej
byly caikiem przezroczyste. Poll
cya kazaia jej wrocic do ubieral-
nj i wdziac grubszy kostyum.
.POZYCZKI RZADOWE.
Wiadomosc Waszyngtonu,
IL sekretarz skarbu McAdoo go
tow jest deponowac $25,ooo,ooo
do $5o,ooo,ooo W bankach "a
chodnich (w Chicago, St. Louis,
New Orleans, Kansas City, Den
yer innych) i wydawac pozyczki
"a poreczeniani nietylko we for
mie bondow, ale takze i papie-
row handlowych, wywaria bar
dzo przychylne wrazenie W Chi
cago.
Pieniadze te So potrzebne W
czasie zniw do przewozu zbio-
row.
Dawniej Rad pieniadze te To-
kowai w bankach nowoyorskich,
skad je dopiero rozsyiano edo
bankow zachodnich. w roku bic.
zacym administracya demokraty-.
czna postanowiia zerwac trady-
eva republikanska i przeslac te
fundusze wprost do miejscowo-
sci, W ktorych beda bezposrednio
uzyte.
Nova ia innowacya admini-
stracyi denokratycznej bedzie
wielce pomocna W uiatwieniu
tranzakcyi finansowych, zlaczo--
nych z przewozem zbiorow.
Zbiory te ME zapowiadaja sic
tax obficie jak pred miesiacem.
Zbiory pszenicy zimowej beda
nader obfite, pszenicy wio-
sennej beda tcz niezie. Lecz ku-
kurydza inne zboza ucierpialy
znacznie wskutek upalow i panu-
jacej suszy i jest rzecza pewna,
re ME beda tax obfite, jak sadzo-
no pred kilku tygodniami.
- Ma wybrzezu kapielowenl
.przy ulicy Farwell policya aresz-
towaia Austin Qualey'a "a to, il
kilka razy, pomimo upomnieh,
kapal sic W ubraniu niewiasci-
wen. Gdy go policyant Shean a.
siiowai aresztowac, grenada ka--
piacych sic, otoczyia ich szydzi-
Ia Z policyanta, Shean uderzyl
Qualey'a palka W glove, tax, ze
mu skore ma czaszce rozciai.
Al = a. 0n1R .IIf -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-04
TsIegTamy zagraniezne'
z BALKANU.


Londyn, 1 sierpnia. - DonoSza
z Bukaresztu, gdzie odbywa sic
pokojowa konferencya pa !stw bal
kanskich w celu zaprzestania zgu-
bnej wojny ma Baikanie, &c Bull
garya juz przedstawila swa odpo-
wiedz na warunki greckie: Bul-
garya proponuje granice cd mia
sta Kumanowy, niedaleko daw-
niejszej granicy buigarskiej, do
rzeki Wardaru i po rzece tel ma
poiudnie. az ku zatoce Orfani; W
ten sposob Bulgarya ME wieleby
straciia ma wojnie ostatniej mimo
porazek odniesionych, a miasta
zajete przez Grekow j Gala Ira
cya wrocRaby do niej. Rowniez
wzbraniaia sic BuIgarya zapiacic
odszkodowanie wojenne. Male So
widoki, aby ma podstawie tych
warunkow przyszlo do porozu-
mienia pokoju, poniewaz zada-
MIA Buigaryi So mozliwie najwy-
zej wySrubowane, ale czynia ma
dzieje, re Bulgarya chce sic tylko
targowac i pewnie jeszcze swe
warunki zmieni. Mowia tez, re
gdyby do porozumienia sami
Baikancy dojsc ME mogli, to mo-
carstwa maja bye proszone do
rozStrzygniecia sprawy.
REWoLUCYA w CHINAcH.
Hong-Kong, 1 sierpnia.- VIA
DE stale oglaszaja zwycieskie ra-
porty: jeden z Mich ogiasza zu-
peiny upadek rewolucyi polud-
niowej. Tymczasem donosza z
Kantonu, re sytuacya tam pogar-
sza sic W mieScie panika panu-
je: rewolucyoniSci odcieli elektry-
czne poIaczenia miasta, ktore ME
ma ami telegrnfu ami Swiatla. O.
krety zagranicznych mocarstw
wysadzily zoinierzy ma lad. Pod
miasto to ciagnie general Lung
Czi-Kuang, wodz naczelny wojsk
rzadowych, ktory jak sic spodzie-
wac nalezy - rozpocznie regular-
ne oblezenie, jeSli rewolucyoni-
Sci miasta ME poddadza, lub ME
opuszcza. Dzielnicy obcokrajow-
COW, W ktorej nagromadzono zna-
czne zapasy towarow i kosztow-
noSci, strzeze silny kordon wojsk
W porcie stoi caly szereg wo-
jennych okretow mocarstw "a
granicznych.
SYTUACYA MEXYKANSKA.
Mexyk, miasto, 4 sierpnia. =
Minister spraw wewnetrznych O.
giosn imieniem prezydenta Huer-
ty, re pod zadnym warunkiem ME
zrezygnuje ami tez ME Przyjmie
interwencyi zadnego panstwa OBJ
cego z Ameryh czy z Europy.
OSwiadczenie to wywoiaio po-
wszechna uwage j zajecie korzyst-
ne dla rzadu; jest ono wymierzo-
ne przeciwko Stanom Zjednocz.,
ktore stanowczo wzbraniaja sic
uznae przywlaszczycielskiego
rzadu Huerty, splamionego W
dodatku morderstwem Madery.
Oswiadczenie to zarazem pobu-
dza do tenn Carranzistow vie
kszej agresywnosci, ktorzy
prowadzac rewolucye W
kraju, jednoczesnie czynia
W Waszyngtonie kroki, aby do u
znania Huerty ME dopuscic, a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-04
z ROSYI.

Petersburg, 4 sierpnia. - Mi
nisteryum spraw wewnetrznych
pozwolilo Yswietemu synodowi"
najwyzszej rosyjskiej radzie du-
chownej = rzucic klatwe ma SEX
te baptystow, giownie dlatego, re
baptySci rekruci wzbraniaja sic
skladac przysiege prawosiawna,
W wojsku obowiazujaca.
- Miasteczko starozytne Ma
kariew stoi W P}omieniach: znaj-
duje sic tam monaster z XIV VIE
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