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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-12-26
Christmas Giving

Injudicous Christmas giving re.
suits in gloom and not gladness. TIC
exchange Christmas presents with
the idea in mind of giveing something
as valuable as you receive is mo-
giving at all, but is merely swapping
commodities.
1t is vanity, not generosity, that
prompts people to give beyoad their
means. More heartaches and un.
charitable thoughts are provoked
by efforts to splurge in making
Christmas presents than by ignoring
Christmas altogether.
To hamper yolryelf with debt or
to deprive yourselves of necessities
for the sake of grating your desire
to be regarded as generous, is foolish.
To make Christmas giving a
matter of barter, is to take all the
sentiment out of it.
The sensible thing to do is to
give to your friends and relations
some loving memento, without thot
of its intrinsic value, and to en-
deavor to gladden. the hearts of some
poor children OF your acquaintance
by playing Santa Claus to them.
Give, to be sure, but do not 20
about it in a stern, business-like way
that will result in worry and perplex-
ity instead of joy.
The wisdom of life is to avoid ex-
tremes in every thing. and you can
be as Incorporate in your Christmas
giving as in any thing else. 1t is
the spirit that prompts the giver,
and not the cost of the article given,
that makes the Christmas gift.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-12-26
MARCH 3RD MAY
Be IDAHO DAY

Moscow, Idaho, Dec. 22.-The
state board of education is consider
ing proposal made by w. H. Olin,
director of agricultural extension of
the University of Idaho. to introduce
into all of the schools of the state
the custom of celebrating March 8
as Idaho Day. The significance of
this day is that it marked the signing
by President Lincoln in 1868 of the
act establishing the territory of
Idaho. 1t is probable that a PAM
phlet will be prepared by the state
board containing suggestions to the
teachers in preparing suitable exer-
cises for the observation of this day.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-12-26
MOSCOW PAPER
HAS NEW EDITOR

The Daily Star Mirror of Moscow,
Idaho was purchased last Tuesday
by professor Sol H. Hutton, former
ly head of the electrical engineering
department of the University of
Idaho, and who also filled a similar
position for one year in the Univer-
sity of China, from John F. Yost.
The paper was started about three
years ago by John F. Yost and P. L.
Orcutt. Mr.. Orcutt later retired
and Mr.. Yost continued. The
deal is reported to have involved
about $25.OOO. The future policy
of the paper as to politics has not
been announced. Professor Hutton
will be editor in chef.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-12-26

The united sunday school gave an
excellent program in the opera
house Christmas eve, the chief num-
Der of which was Christmas play
entitled At the Court of King
Winter" Also a Christmas tree
and Santa Claus. Every child re-
ceived small gift.
Miss Addie and Georgia Hupp
are spending their vacation at their
home on Little Bear.
Miss Anna Long. who attends
the normal at Lewiston, is spending
her vacation at home.
Miss Bertha brennan is spending
the holidays at home.
The basket ball game last Friday
night resulted in victory for Kend-
rick. The Leland team played
good ball but lacked teamwork.
She attendance was small but very
enttuniastic.
Miss Lettie Long of Cedar creek,
was in this city Wednesday on her
way to Juliaetta. where she will
spend Christmas with friends.
Mrs. w. j. Whitinger left for
Myrtle. Idaho. Wednesday where
she will spend the holidays with
friends. e
E. Kaye was in Juliaetsa Wed
nesday attending to business.
Leon Unger and family are in
Lenore Idaho spending Christmas
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-12-26
NOTICE, TAXPAYERS,
THIS H& YOU

On the first Monday of January
there is a ten per cent penalty added
to all delinquent taxes.
On the second Monday of January
the tax collector makes out a delin.
quency certificate, dated as to the
second Monday of January for each
description of real property on which
no part of the taxes have been paiG
before the first Monday of January
These certificates are issued to the
county auditor as granted in trust for
the county.
If the remaining one-half of any
taxes are not paid by the first Mon
day of the next July there is a
penalty of six percent added to said
remaining one-half and the tax
collector, on the second Monday of
July issues delinquency certificate
for the same, to be dated as to the
second Monday of July issues de-
linquency certificate for the same,
to be dated as to the second Mon
day of the proceeding January.
All delinquent taxes and certifi-
Gates, bear interest, from the date of
certificate until paid, at the rate of
one and one-half per centum per
month.
The county auditor can sell any
delinquency certificate after the
fourth Monday of January in the
year in which said certificate is issu-
ed, to any one that wishes to buy.
The purchase price of any such
certificate shall be the amount of
taxes. penalty, accrued interest
thereon and all delinquent taxes of
prior years.
These certificates can be redeemed
within two years from the date
thereon.
The point we would call the at
tention of the tax payers to, especial
ly, it is that if your taxes 60 delin-
quent it costs you ten per cent on
said taxes as starter. Then within
a week after they 60 delinquent, you
have to pay interest on the amount
of taxes and penalty at the rate of
eighteen per cent per annum until
the certificate is reduced.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-12-26
DESIGN AND DECORATE
FRESNO FAIR BUILDING

Spokane, Wash. December 3d.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. ]. Vessels and
their daughter, Miss Ada, E3127
Fourteenth avenue. left last night for
Fresno, California, where they will
spend several months gathering data
and exhibits for the Fresno county
building at the San Diego and the
Panama Pacific expositions. Mr..
and Mrs. Vessels have been COM
missioned by the Fresno people to
design and decorate this building.
Before beginning the work at
Fresno Mrs. Vessels will visit her
mother in Los Angeles. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vessels will spend the coming
year preparing the exhibit for both
fairs. Mr.. and Mrs. Vessels are
the designers of the exhibit room at
the local chamber of commerce and
their work in artistic decorating and
designing with fruits and cereals is
widely known throughout the north
west.
Mr.. Vessels and family are well
known here, having resided in this
section for years. Their many
friends will be glad to hear of their
great success.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-12-26

Mrs. Westendahl was called to
Lewiston Wednesday on account of
the serious illness of her mother.
Miss Hattie Benscotter OF Lewis
ton is spending the holidays with
her parents.
Miss Cora Boehl, who is teaching
at Renco, Idaho is home for Christ
mas.
MIR. c. H., CARLY went to Lewis
ton the first of the week to spend
Christmas with children there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Hughes, of
Spokane, are spending Christmas
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Brooke.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-12-26
Sane Man Yet

Charged with insanity, William
Morris, aged rs years, was arraigned
Tuesday before Judge Edgar C.
Steele of the district court for a
mental examination. He was brot
to Moscow from his home in the
Little Potlatch section on complaint
of neighbors but was released and
ordered taken back to his farm after
a very short examination by Judge
Steele.
1t appeared that the old man is
growing childish and that he has
been pestered considerably of late
by certain people in his neighbor-
hood. His childish attitude toward
his too mindful friends was mistaken
for insanity.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-12-26

Ben Callison's R. c, Rhode
Island Reds pulled down a number
of first and second prizes at the
Asotin County Poultry show which
closed there last week.
You can sleep in the dark but you
need the light to do business, and
advertising is great source of bus
iness light. The Gazette is not only
the best advertising medium in this
territory, but is for Kendrick at all
times.
- Albert Shultz of Palouse is visit
ling friends on the Potlatch this
week.
FL. Williams. Principal of the
schools at Leland, was in Kendrick
> Tuesday on his way to Lewiston.
Miss Alice West. who is teaching
at Leland. is spending the holidays
in Moscow.
Frank LaBolle returned a few
days ago from an extended trip to
Alaska and other coast points.
w. R. Smith of Southwck re-
turned from business trip to Lew
iston Tuesday,
Mrs. c. F. Byrne departed for
Moscow Wednesday to spend Xmas
with parents and friends.
Mrs. R. w. Bigham was a pas
senger to Troy Wednesday where
she will be at home for that big
Christmas dinner.
Mrs. Ole Olsen went to Troy
Weudsday to have Christmas with
old friends.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-12-26

Robert Brown of this city and
Bud Winchell of Moscow, returned
from their hunting trip the first of
the week. The boys report good
time and brot with them three deer.
Mr.. Winchell returned to his home
Wednesday.
Miss Blanche Powell. who is
teaching at Slickapoo, Idaho is at
home this week.
Roy Glenn is spending his
vacation with friends.
E. H. Meueely and family, went
to Moscow Wednesday. where they
will visit friends ov-r Christmas.
Miss Ida Jessup returned to her
home in Cottonwood, Idaho Wed
nesday. after spending some time
visiting her sister, Mrs. Gephart.
Miss Hogen. of Lewiston, is
spending Christmas with friends in
Kendrick.
Mrs. DR.. Hoyt was in Troy Wed
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-12-26
FIND HEIRS OF 1000
INDIAN ALL0TTEES

Lapwai, Dec. 22,-J.W. Holcomb
special agent in the Indian depart
ment, has been assigned to duty on
the Nez Perce Indian reservation,
the work being to determine the
heirs to the estates of the allottees.
Mr.. Holcomb is now here, coming
to Lapwai from the Flat Head
reservation in Montana where he
has been engaged in the same work.
He is an attorney and experienced
in determining Indian heirships and
will organize his work on the
Nez Perce reservation with a view
of concluding the investigations at
the earliest possible date. His head
qua rters will be maintained at Lap
wal but it is already decided to con-
duct hearings at Kamiah to accomo-
date the Indians of the upper Clear
water valley and other points, hear
ings may be selected as the work
progresses.
There are approximately 1000
allottee cases on the Nez Perce
reservation where the heirs are not
established and the agency has con-
Quoted hearings in about $50 of
these cases. This will leave about
$50 cases to be investigated by Mr..
Holcomb and it is expected at least
a year will be required to complete
the work. This work was recently
assigned to the Indian department
by an act of congress and pending
the decisions as to heirs, the rental
money for the lands in question will
be held in trust by the government.
At the present time from $4,000
to $4,000 is held up because of
the uncertainty of heirs and this
sum will be materially increased
before the cases are determined.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-12-26

l. E. Foster. of Southwick. was
down from the hill, Wednesday.
He says the sleighing is fine all of
the way.
Zim Daniels, of Cavendish, is
laid up this week. A horse fell on
him few days ago badly lnjuring
one of his legs.
Pete Smith. a former resident of
the Potlatch, and now homesteading
in Wyoming. is a visitor on the
hill this week.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1913-12-26

D. I. Stevens was a passenger to
Moscow "Wednesday.
John l. Woody is transacting bus
mess in Moscow this week.
@. w. Worhle and Frank Daugh-
erty of Leland left Tuesday for
Spokane. where they expect to
spend the winter.
Miss Grace Garner of Linden is
spending Christmas with friends in
Moscow.
Miss Mabel Russell is spending
her Christmas vacation at her home
in Ala, Washington. Miss Russell
S tencher on Texas ridge.
L. F. Harms of Juliaetta was a
business visitor in Kendrick Mon
day.
Mr.. Craig of Leland, who was
injured in the runaway on the grade
a short time ago. is recovering and
will be able to be out and around
soon, we hope.
Jim Huffman and D. ]. Ingle
were Dassenpers to Moscoy T,esd,v
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-12
TGIGgramy kEajOwe'
POLACY PRED KOMISYA
IMIGRACYJNA.

Washington, IL grudnia -
Prezes rady powitowej, A. A. Nc
Cormick, reprezentant Polskiej
Rady Narodowej w Ameryce p.
N. L. Piotrowski, przedstawiciel
Zjednoczenia Polskiego Rzymsko
Katolickiego p. Stanislaw Walko-
wiak, adwokat Zwiazku p. Leon
S. Malfek, przedstawili wczorai
argumenta przeciw bilowi antii-
migracyjnemu, ktory ponownie
podniesiono W komiteeie nizszej
izby kongresu wczoraj' popoiud-
niu. --. .,-
A. A. Mccormick podai komi-
syi irnigracyjnej kilka waznych
szczegoiow o sposobie traktowa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-12
zPROCESUO OSzUSTWAW WYBORCzE
Sedzia Burke dis rOzstTzygnie wniosek 0 umo-
rzenie OSkarzei. "
Urzednicy koe g6rne uznani odpOwiedzaymi "a smera
str6ia - Superintendent parku Lincoln'a zre-
zygnowal - Zarzuty przeciw kOmpa-
nil telefonicznej.

poIudniem wielkie zebranie pu'
bliczne w Auditorium, ma kto.
rem panna NJ. Haley przediozy
rezolucye, zadajace ably CUB.
Dunno legislature stanowa u
czynifa rade szkolna wybieralnq
przez publiczne glosowanie, IL
walniajac ia cd machinacyi poll
tycznych. e
w przyietych rezolucyach pro-
szono takze rade szkolna o urz9-
dzenie publicznej sesyi we wiel-
kiej sail, ma ktorej czionkowie ra-
dy wobec zebranej publicznosci
maja wyjaSnic, dlaczego ME wy
brali pania Young ponownie su.
perintendentkq szk6f publicz'
nych. ...
Wicegubernator O'Hara zapro-
ponowai urzadzenie strajku die
ci, kt6ry ma bye wyrazem naga-
ny dla wrog6w pani Young i "a
razem Srodkiem przymusowym,
majacym ma celu przywrocenie
pani Young. straconego sta
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-12
z PoLUDNIoWEJ AFRYKI.
Johannesburg, AngielSka AIRY

johannesburg, Angielska Airy
ka Po1udniowa, II grudnia. -
Wczoraj wykonano tu zamach nd
gi6wnego posiadacza min / ko-
palni ziota W okolicy, Sir Lionela
Phillipsa: strzelono don try ra-
zy i dwie kule trafiiy, raniac je-
dnak ME zbyt ciezko; sprawce
zamachu areSztowano: nazyWa
sic on Nissum i jest Holendrem
zajscie to odnosic trzeba do osta-
tnio tn trwajacych nieporozu-
mien robotniczych strajkow
gornikow kopaln ziota.
z ZACHODNIEJ AFRYKI.
Freetown, II grudnia. - Stra-
szny orkan zniszczyi tu wybrzeze,
zatapiajac wiele lodzi KRAKOW
cow; ogolem zgine}o okoio 200 lu
dzi; szkody bardzo wielkie.
z NIEMIEC.
Berlin, II grudnia. - Donosza
ze Strassburga, W Alzacyi, IL Cd
byl sic tam prces zolnierzy ME
mieckich, ktorzy stall sic. powo-
dem zajSc antypruskich i wysta-
pien wojska przeciw ludnoSci W
Zabern: zolnierze pruscy publicz-
ME obrazali Legion .Obcych
francuski, CO stalo sic przyczyn9
wybuchu nieporozumieh: glow
nv winnv skazany zostal ma 6 ty-
godni aresztu, dwaj inni otrzy-
mali po try tygodnie. Spodzje--
wano sic; re wszyscy dostana diu-
gle kary forteczne, ale pruski sad
umie bye wzgledny dla swoich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-12
noWiska.
NADZWYCZAJNA SESYA
RADY MIEJSKIEJ.

Ma wczorajszej nadzwyczaJ--
nej sesyi rady miejskiej ubito
wniosek aid. Merriama, proponu-
jacy poddanie pod referendum
kwestyi dworcow kolejowych.
Podczas sesyi obecny byl rzecz.
korporacyjny Sexton, kt6rego ra-
DIV burmistrz Harrison zasiegna}
W sprawie, czy to jest mozliwe.
w opinii Sextona, referendum
ma wiosne ME jest mozliwe, gdyz
try pytania W sprawie kolei po-
dziemnych beda umieszczone ma
balocie, prawo ma wiecej pytafi
ME pozwala.
Aid. Merriam skorzysta} Z tel
sposobnoSci, azeby zarzucic Sex
tonowi, il W chwili krytyczncj
zjawia sic W sail obrad podajc
opinie taxa. Aid. Merriam dodal,
ze inz. ]. F. Wallace take os-
wiadczyl, ze referendum jest ME
mozliwe.
Podczas dyskusyi zarzucono.
ze w rokowaniach o po}ozenie
dworcow kolejowych interesy
publiczne ME miaiy zadnej pro-
tekcyi. Zamiast kilku ekspertow.
zagodzono dla miasta tylko jed
nego .eksperta, W osobie J. +.
Wallace'a, ktory sic niezadowal--
niajacym okazaI. : Sam adwoka-
kolei Pennsylvania Redfield uz-
nal, re procedure Gala staia sic
bezwstydna taktyke swa zmie-
nil.
Wniosek referendum ubito
3S glosami przeciw 22.
Adwokat Redfield wozoraj O
swiadczyl, re powodu roznych
trudnosci prawnych, koleje bed2
prosiiy o najecie ulic dla swego
(Doko,iczen;e ma stronicy 4-teil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-12

MA imigrantowr w mieScie Chica-
go. Mowii on przytem, re W pra-
ktyce egzamin naukowy, jaki kaz
! dy migrant muSia1by skiadac ME
wykluczy wcale ludzi niepozada-'
nych w tym kraju.
w podobny sposob argumento-
wal adwokat N. L. Piotrowski,
przedstawiajacy Polska Rade Ma
rodowa. Pan Piotrowski powie-'
dziai komisyi, re W niektorych
krajach europejskich panuja takie
stosunki, re ludowi wProst ME
wolno uczeszczac do szko4, re ME
ktore ludy ME moga nawet otrzy-
mac fundamentalnych podstaw
nauki. Ma gruncie amerykahskim
ludy te jednak So bardzo pozada-
ne. E.
o Polakach p. Piotrowski po-
wiedziai tyle, re ME maja VIA
snei Oiczyzny ma maple polity--
cznej, lecz, ze w Ameryce naleza
do najpozadahszych obywateli.
Przesiuchy w sprawie blu i
migracyjnego beda trwafy Jesz--
cze diva dni.
w przemowie swej prezes Ra-
dy Powiatowej A. A. Nc Cor
mick mowi4, re imigranci syno-
vie imigrantow ochraniaja Sta
ny Zjednoczone cd kompletnej
degeneracyi.
- Wolaibyn mice dobrego,
czystego kniotka, jego obyczaje
zwyczaje anizeli takiego Wiel-
kiego Ksiecia Borysa i to CO nam
pred paru laty pokazai-mowia
Mccormick do przewodniczacego
komisyi, posia Burnetta.
- Panowie, powiadacie, re
chcecie zaaplikowac probe nauko'
wa w celu wytworzenia lepszego
obywatelstwa Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych. - Ola czegoz panowie ME
powiecie wyraznie, re chcecie o.
bostrzye irnigracye, by ME dopu-
scie do obciecia zarobkow robot
nika? Egzamin naukowy ME wy
kluczy ludzi niepozadanych,
lecz pozbawi przytu3ku W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych takich, kto-
rzy tworza najzdrowsza czastke
obywatelstwa tutejszego. Dlacze-
go panowie ME zastosujecie pro-
by naukowej do rekrut6w, ktorzy
maja bronic ojczyzne?
w odpowiedzi ma pewne pyta-
MIA p. Mccormick zaznaczyi, re
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PROTEST PRZECIW USTA-
PIENIU PAM YOUNG.

Ustapienie pani Young ze sta
nowiska superintendent szkol
publicznych W Chicago podczas
onegdajszego balotowania wywo-
lalo nieslychana BURG, tax "
miejskich kolach politycznych,
jak wsrod samych nauczycieli
nauczycielek, rowniez wsrod Ii
cznych organizacyi kobiecych w
miescie.
Oto najwazniejsze nastePstwa
dnia wczorajszego:
We wywiadzie, przeznaczo--
nym do publikacyi burmistrz
Harrison wyrazii sic, re Shoop'-
owl, nowemu superintendentowi,
ME pozostaje mic innego jak tylko
zrezygnowac,g dyz obrany zoStai
zapomoca tajnego balotu wbreW
zyczeniu burmistrza.
Burmistrz takze wyrazil sic,
ze ci czIonkowie rady szkolnei,
kt6rzy giosowali przeciw PAM
Young, powinni takze zrezygno-
wac, lecz ME wiadomo, czy burn,
formalnie Cd Mich zazada ich IT,
stapienia. Jak wiadomo, bur-
mistrz posiada rezygnacye kazde-
60 czlonka rady szkolnej ma p!-
smie, tax re kazdej chwili moze
ia W zycie wprowadzic.
Wczoraj wieczorem rada miej-
ska przyjeia rezolucye, zadajaca
aby Shoop zrezygnowal, daJac
moznosc pani Young powrotu M
swe poprzednie stanowisko.
PAM Young naton1iast oS-
wiadczyla stanowczo, re mic u
Emusic ME zdoia do powrotu na
opuszczone stanowisko. Doda4a,
re Shoop ME moze bye usuniety,
gdyz zostal prawnie wybrany, d
ustawy ME pozwalaja ma usu-
niecie nauczyciela lub urzednika
bez formalnego procesu "a pre-
winienie.
w dzisiejszem wydaniu dzien5
nika Chicago Tribune" znajdule
sic ogioszenie, re PAM Young
przyjela stanowisko redaktora
wychowawczego przy tym dzien-
niku.
Oto nazwiska czlonkow rady
szkolnej, ktorzy glosowaniem
przeciw pani Young 5ciagneli ma
siebie potop krytyki: ]. C. Ha--
ding, c. o. Sethness, H. A. Lip
sky, ]. B. Dibelka i H. w. Huth-
man.
Organizacye kobiece So wzbu-
rzone. Wczoraj przedpoludniem
odbyIo sic zebranie $50 reprezen-
tantow 90 roznych klub6w or
ganizacyi W gmachu Lake View
Building" przy Michigan ave-,
ma ktorem przyjeto rezolucye,
protestujace przeciw usunieciu
sic pani Young. Uchwalono u
rzadzic jutro o godz. 1Itej prze'i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-12
TGIegramy zagTaDlGzDs,
sPRAWY MExYKANsKIE.

SPRAWY MEXYKANSKIE.
Mexyk, miasto, ~ grudnia. -
Doniesiono tn z GAIA pewnoscla,
le wazny port miasto Tampico
wpad&o W rece rewolucyonistow.
Obcokrajowcy znajduja sic bez--
pieczni ma okretach zagranicz--
nych, Mkt z Mich ME zostal zabl-
ty. nj raniony. w porcie tamtej-
Sym znajduja sic cztery okrety
amerykahskie, jeden angielski /
ieden niemiecki. Federalni zolnie-
re juz wyszli miasta i cofneli
sic W poiudniowym kierunku.
Doniesiono, re miasta San
tillo i Monterey So tax otoczone
przez powazne silly rewolucyoni-
stow, Il lada dnia poddac sic rnu-
sza: sa to ostatnie juz placowki
rzadowe W polnocnej czesci kra-
ju. Podobno W niedlugim czasie
obawiac sic molna napadu rewo-
lucynist0w na najwiekszy port
mexykanski Vera Cruz, gdzie je-
dnak znajduje sic spory garnizon
federalny. Podobno silly rewolu-
cyonistow, mogace narazie bye IL
lyte przeciw miastu temu, wyno-
sza juz CORA 10000 ludzi, a
wciaz ich przybywa, DO do rewo-
lucyi zewsLad sic garna ochotni-
cy.
Organa rzadowe ogiaszaja,
il federalisci pod wodza generaia
Velasco odebrali rewolucyoni-
stom wazne miasta Torreon i Go
mez Palaccio; potwierdzenia tel
wieSci ME ma znikad. zadne po--
ciagi ME daza dalej ma poinoc.
jak do San Luis Potosi, a dalsze
linie So odciete Wv reku rewolu-
cyonistow.
- Donosza z ojinaga na pogra
niczu amerykanskiem, re lada
chwila oczekuja tam bitwy: lud-
nose W panice chroni sic "a grant
&c; W miescie giod; ze Stanu Te-
xas sprowadzaja zywnoSc die
siatkami wozow.
- Donosza z Chihuahua, re do
mieszkania tamtejSzego konsula
angielskiego schronii sic miody
Terraza, syn milionera mexykah-
skiego. ktory uszedi ma strone a
merykahska, DO ma zycie jego re-
wolucyoniSci nastawali. a syna
pozostawiI w mieScie dla intere-
sow: rewolucyonisci pod nieobec-
nose konsula wpadli do jego do
mu Tarraze porwali. Pogwaice-
ME to prawa miedzynarodowego
wywoialo ostry protest ze strony
konsula, ale ME wiadomo, czy co
pomOze.
Podobno prezydent dykta-
tor Huerta ME wiele sic kiopoce
postepami rewolucyonistow i IL
cztuje bankietuje - jak gdyby
stan panstwa byl W najlePszym
porzadku.
WYRoRY w SZWAJCARYI.
Berno, 12 grudnia. - Ma ze-
braniu stanow szwajcarskich pre-
zydentem rzeczypospolitej 20
stall obrany 1s4 giosami ma 100
giosujacych - DR.. Artur Hoff-
man, a wiceprezydentem jedno--
gIosnie zostai obrany DIR, Jozef
lMotta. Obecny prezydent jest