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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
ALEXANDRIA AFFA AIRS
State Civic Bodies to Seek
More Equitable Assessment.
TAX BURDEN NOW ON FEW
Installation of Combination Fire and
Police Alarm System for
Conference.
Sr.cIal correspondence Of The star.

ALEXANDRIA. Va,
September IS 1913.
There is renewed activity at the present
time on the part OF the chamber of COM
mtrce with the view of securing legisla-
ton looking 10 a more equitable plan OF
assessment of state property.
There are 100 counties in the state Of
Virginia and an examination made some
time since at the instance of this body
disclosed that seyenty-one out of this
number cost the state of Virginia APP
proximately S6S.0C0 annually more than
they pay in.
The cooperation OF the various civic
bodies in all sections OF the state are be-
IIS sought by the chamber OF commerce
with the view of remedyinS existing con
.litiuns.
D. I. Preston. secretary of the chamber
- commerce. is today sending out let
ters TO such trade and commercial bodies
that may be interested. asking their CO.
operation. Similar action along such
lines is also being taken by the com
mercial organizations of Richmond.
II is believed that all interested will
shortly get together in Richmond and
adopt concrete action with view of
having the legislature at its coming
session next January take some action
regarding the deficit on the part of
Nirginia's seventy-one counties. now re-
carded az dead timber To the state.
The hulk of the burden Of taxation
therefore. is said TO devolve upon nine
teen cities and twenty-nine counties.
Owing to the fact that most of the
commercial bodies take recess during
the summer months the matter of taking
further action by the chamber OF COM
merce this important subject has beer
deferred until now.
Fraternal Anniversary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
BULLET PROVES FATAL.
Oil Wagon Driver Shot by Physician
in Latter's Home.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. September 49,
Joseph Stout, the oil WAGON driver who
was shot by DIR. c. NJ. Clayton last Mon
day. when he alleges he found him at his
home embracing Mrs. Clayton, died at a
local hospital yesterday. Or. Clayton,
who had been released on $500 bond, was
rearrested on a charge of murder and held
without bail.
Stout. in a statement just before he died.
denied that he was kissing Mrs Clayton.
He said he went to the Clayton home as
he had done twice a week for three
months to collect an oil I'll. and that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18

Order of Americans. will tonight ceie-
brate its twenty-first anniversary at
Sarepta Hail. One hundred and fifty
members OF the order from Washington
will be present.
The visitors will be met at the corner
of King and Payne streets by the Alex
andria band and number of membeLe
of the local council and escorted to the
hall. -
Speeches will be made, and there Will
also be a smoker
The board OF police commissioners last
night passed a resolution. offered Dy
Commissioner Knight, that the joint
committee on fire and police OF the CITY
council meet the board in the near 1u-
ture for the purpose of discussing the
ACCESSIBILITY of the installation of a
combination fire and police alarm sys-
tenn for the city. This action was taken
bv the board following a general inter-
change of opinion on the subject.
In reply to the statement OF Commits
sioner Lawler that large number OF
rpmuZzled dogs are now roaming the
streets. Mayor Fisher explained that he
had taken the matter up with Chief OF
Police Goods and owners Of all such
CANNES together with those not hcens-
ed would be cited into court for their
delinquency.
The Alexandria Motor Boat Club held
n meeting last night in its new clubhouse
and discussed the ACCESSIBILITY of holding
an entertainment in the near future. The
matter was left in the hands of the eXecu-
tive committee On motion of George
Ayres a vote of thanks was extended all
who assisted in making the reception
held recently such a success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18

BERKELEY, Cal. September H.
The condition of Secretary of the In
terror Franklin h Lane yesterday was
such that his physicians ordered his
removal from the home of his brother.
DIR Frederic Lane to quieter por-
ton of the city. He was taken to the
residence of Assistant Secretary of the
Interior Adolph Miller in North Berk-
eley Secretary Lanes physicians say
that absolute rest for at least two
weeks is essential All departmental
from Washington are
being withheld from the kient.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
CASE PROVOKES LAUGHTER.
Judge Mullowny Disposes of Dis
putants With Touch of Humor.

That brevity is the soul OF wit was in
dicated this morning in the Police Court
by a case which occupied only three
minutes and caused great amount of
laughter in court.
Elvira Wood, a young colored girl, was
charged with calling a neighbor, also
colored land old black tomcat'
Ibid you call this woman AN old
black tomcat?" asked Judge Mullowny.
Eyes. SIR" replied Eivira.
Now look at the woman. She's not q
tomcat, is she? She's a nice lady
YES sir-no. sir.
"Elvira Wood has apologized; the lady
is not an old black tomcat.' The case is
dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
Given Equal Share of Space.

LAS nearly as practicable, the space de-
voted to arguments on each question shall
be divided equally between the affirmative
and the negative sides. The total contents
of said pamphlet shall not exceed 1o.oCO
words. A copy of the pamphlet shall be
delivered to each adult voter in the Dis
trict not more than thirty nor less than
twenty days prior to the time fixed for
the referendum vote
The result of the election would be
made known to the President. Senate
and House by certified statements from
the Commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
WANT BIGGER. POSITIONS.
Colorado Women Believe Clerkship,
Are Not Dignified Enough.

DENVER. Col. September 1S.-The
lane jefferson Club of Denver. with its
auxiliaries In the state. an organization
composed of woman democrats, today
sent a telegram to President Wilson
stating that AS the organization has rem
dered sterling service In the battles OF
Colorado democracy it's members are en-.
titled to something more than clerkships
and declaring that the women should b.
given more dignified" positions in the
fedefal service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18

Mrs Clayton, as he thought, jokingly
threw I'D her hands to '.shoo' him out OF
the house. and that he in the same spirit
caught her hands. At this juncture, he
said DIR. Clayton appeared at his home
and shot him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
Attacked by Vicious Dog.

Thomas Carter, a King street merchant,
was attacked yesterday afternoon by a
vicious dog. The man who assumed re-
sponsibility for the dog was cited to APP
pear in court today, and Justice Thomp-
son gave the defendant the alternative
OF either killing the animal or paying a
fine of s.. a compromise was effected
by the man promising to take the dog out
of the city.
On a charge of maintaining a nuisance
fine of $40 was imposed on John Ar
rington at special session OF. the police
court. An ark stocked with beer and
liquor was raided by the police Sunday
morning and Arlington was taken into
custody Arlington, through his attorney,
noted an appeal.
John Gaskins. colored, died this morning
at his home ii4 North Payne street For
many years he had been employed by the
Washington Utilities Company.
George Williams, coiored. arrested by
Policeman kerns on suspicion of stealing
bicycle in Washington. was turned over
to Detective Embery of that city.
The annual election of officers of Old
Dominion Commandery, No. IL, knights
Templar. occurs tomorrow night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
VIRGINIA Confederate Veterans Meet.

ROANOKE, Va, September 1S-The
twenty-sixth annual reunion OF the United
Confederate Veterans of Virginia opened
here yesterday Addresses Of welcome and
responses occupied the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18

Chief of Police Charles c. Binder Of
York, Pa, has sent out to each proprietor
of dancing halls notice that fads In dane
ing will not be allowed. The object Is to
protect the mof6ls of the community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
More Than 10000 in Parade.

More than 1O,OO0 people. including lodge
officers and other members of the order
headed by the Patriarchs Militant, par
ticipated in the parade last night.
The military council adopted a rule
that the decoration of chivalry shall be
given to only one person for every 100
members or major fraction of hundred
i'm each lodge. Formerly there was no
limit to the number who might receive
the decoration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
WORK Of THE SYNOD
BEGUN THIS MORNING
Jubilee Services Form Part OF
Reformed Church Pastors
Program Today.

The synod of the east of the Re-
formed Church in the United States.
which began it's annual session IN
Washington last night, today elected
Rev c. Gramm of Reading, Pa, cor
responding secretary and announced
that Rev. DR.. A. E. Dahlman of She
boygan, Wis. will continue to be stated
clerk for an indefinite period.
A treasurer will be elected at to-
morrows meeting of the synod, the ses-
sions of which are to continue until
Monday or Tuesday. They are being
held at the First Evangelical he
formed Church, 9Th and streets
northwest. the pastor of which, Rev.
j. d. Buhrer. was last night elected
vice president of the synod.
Seventy-three ministers of the Re-
formed Church in the eastern United
States are attending the sessions. and
DIR. Buhrer, who was today erected
chairman of the committee on religious
services, announced that many or these
ministers from out OF .o"i "i.o or "a.
ance with schedule now being pre-
pared A number of other committees
to carry on the work or the chuTch
in the east will be named TO-DAY. ".
Buhrer will be named CHAIRMAN u the
publication committee.
Leaders for Sessions.
The work of the synod was begun this
morning with holy communion. following
which there were jubilee services In Gel
ebration of the 3JOth anniversary OF the
publication of the Heidelberg catechism
The leader at the morning session was
Rev. r. NJ Quail of New Brunswick, n
j.. who was last night elected president
of the synod to succeed Rev. l.. u. Ben
ner of Baltimore, Md. Dr. r. A. Hotter
of Sheboygan. Wis. delivered the address
at the morning session. -,
The leader of the afternoon session VIII
be Rev IT, o. Siloius of Philadelphia To-
night beginning at O'Clock, the leader
will be Rev. DIR. Berleman of Philadei-
phia, and five-minute addresses are on
the program, among those scheduled 10
speak being Rev. DR. ]. Nj. G. barnes,
Rochester, n. Y: Elder Charles lies,
Baltimore, Md; Rev. M. F. Dumstry,
Philadelphia; Rev. J. Someriatte, baltl-
more. Md; Rev. Walenta. Brooklyn, \.
Y. and Rev. c. Graham of reading, Pa
The work of the sessions Is taking place
partly in German and partly In English.
Two Of tonight's addresses Will be in Ger
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
ODD FELLOWS SELECT
ATLANTIC CITY FOR 1914
Washington a Close Second in Race
for Convention-St. Paul
Entertains Delegates.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, September 49,
The Sovereign Grand Lodge, Independent
Order of Odd Fellows, hoped to rush
through a large amount of business to-
day. 1t was st. Paul day." and the
delegates and visitors were to have been
entertained during the afternoon in that
city. The days festivities were to end
with a banquet gwen by the Odd Fellows
lodges of st. Paul.
Atlantic City was yesterday selected
for the 1914 session of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge. Washington was a close
second. 1t is generally understood that
the Odd Fellows will go to San Fran
cisco in 1915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18

Steps have been taken by the Civic
Club of Frederick, Md, to establish 1
free library.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
jeremiah Stever Dead.
atch to The Star.

R1FFALO, ~ ", September 1s.-Jere-
miab ]. Stever. aged eighty-seven, IA
thor OF Ira Stever of Washington, D. c.
died Tuesday night at his home in
E,,etchers Corners. near Niagara Falls
Three other sons and one daughter sur
v;ve him. Interment will be Thursday at
Lewiston. N. Y.
The name OF Ira Stever does not ap-
mar in the Washington City Directory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
Last of the Pretty Styles in
White Wolfe Frocks at $2.95.
Values Up to $3.50.

Only a few-about 3J-of these White None
Dresses remain, so have put the price down
to S295 to close all out in day .
Made in the latest styles one-piece erect,
with lavish trimming of lace embroidery;
high low neck.
Also few Coat Dresses and Striped wolfe
Frocks included How soon can you be here TO-
morrow Second Floor-Dress Section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18
Pamphlet of Arguments.

| A unique feature of the bill provides for
| the publication of a pamphlet containing
| arguments for and against the questions
| involved in the referendum
| The paragraph also provides that the
referendum officers shall issue a general
Invitation, to be published in the daily
papers of Washington, d. c., to COM
mercial, labor and political organizations,
/ and to the residents of the District gen.
! orally to submit statements on the af-
firmative or negative side of each of the
| eight questions to be voted upon. From
the statements submitted the referendum
| officers shall select one or more argu-
ments on the affirmative and on the mega
| tive side of each question for insertion in
a publicity pamphlet. After approval by
the District Commissioners said pamphlet
shall be printed by the government print
ling office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18

Alexandria Council. No. S. Fraternal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-18

Not many of these-so the price
has been put down to 81. Choice
of white. red and gray. button
all the way down front in coat eff
feet; sizes ~ to ) years.
Splendid sweaters for wear cool
mornings and evenings.
Second Floor-Children's Wear
ableS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-15

pod straza i Kijowa ME moze O.
puScic, prawo rosyjskie orzeka,
re W. IA dni po procesie apelacya
moze bye wniesiona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-15
SPENCER UZNANY WIN.
.' NYM.

Henryk Skarupa Spencer po-
chodzenia czeskiego, zostal wczo-
raj przez sedziow przysiegiych
w sadzie okregowym powiatu Du
Page W Wheaton uznany win
nym zamordowania Mildred Al
lison,- Rexroatowej, nauczycielk'
tahca, ......
:, Spencer czesto podczas proce-
su przerywai obrady waryackimi
krzykami, domagajac sic, aby ko-
medye najpredzej ukohczono
powieszono go. Lecz gdy wczo--
raj uslyszal wyrok, trupia bla-
dose wystapila ma jego twarz l
dolna szczeka mu opad}a. Pozo-
ry buiiczucznej odwagi i zuchwa-
losci opuSciiy go, a ma ich miejsce
opanowala go Smiertelna trwaga.
Poczql sic rzucat ma wszystkie
strony, usilujac rozerwac kajda-
ny, ktorymi byi przywiazany do
deputowanego szeryfa, J. Hester
mana. Potem jail przeklinac sad,
sedziow przysieg}ych prokura-
tora stanowego Hadley'a, a pro-
ces nazwal farsa, parodya spra--
wiedliwoSci. Przechodzac obok
sedziow przysiegiych Z powro-
tenn do swej cell, powiedzial i'm,
ze chcialby mice nprzyjemnosc"
zatiuczenia ich ma Smierc tym sa-
mym m1otkiem, kt6rym zamordo-
wal 23 ofiary.
Szeryf Kuhn przeszukaf nlu
kieszenie i zabral mu okulary, ia
kotez i oI6wek. Bedzie strzezony
W swej cell az do dnia wykona--
MIA wyroku, w kt6rym sam szeryf
dojrzy, ably sprawiedliwosci sta
10 sic zadoSc.
Gdy prokurator podziekowal
sedziom "a ich prace oznajmil
i'm, re jezeli sobie tego zycza, mo-
ga bye obecni przy egzekucyci,
Spencer dostal nowych paroksy-
zmow wScieklosci.
Gdy sedziowie godz. 5 = tel
odchodzili ma narade, Spencer
cafkiem inaczej ich pozegnaf; /;
DO widzenia, lepetyny! Me oba-
wiajcie sic mnie powiesic!"
DIVA razy sedziowie giosowall.
w pierwszym balocie II gioso--
waio "a kara Smierci, a dwuna-
sty "a wiezieniem dozywotnlem,
zaden ME wspomnia} rzeko-
mem waryactwie Speacera, jako
acknowledgement kare Smierci.
Pred ogioszeniem wyroku
Spencer zlajai swego adwokata
"a nieobecnost W sadzie.
Koniec procesu by} sensacyj-
nyrn, jak i caiy process. Gdy go
wezwano ma swiadka, ME okazy-
wal tel samej zuchwalej obojet-
noSci co poprzednio. Stal sic ma
gle mrukiem. Ma wszystko odpo-
wiadai: ME wien" Przysiegi
ME chciai wierzyt, twierdzac, ze
W Boga ME wierzy. Nazwisko
swe podaf jako ,,Jean Vatican"
giowny charakter W qowiesci
Wiktora Hugo pit. .NedznicyP'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-15
z NIEMIEC.

Berlin, Is listopada. - Krazy
pogloska, re maizehstwo syna ce-
sarskiego, ks. Eitel Fryderyka, O.
zenionego I ksiezniczka Zofig
Oldenburska, ma sic rozejSc ;
maizenstwo to jest bezdzietne, a
ksiezna podobno romanse ubocz-
ne prowadzi. Uuz to papa WiluS
ma pocieche Z dziateczkami. y.
- Donosza z Lipska, re pociag
wiozacy krola Fryderyka wyko--
leii sic blisko Lipska, ale Mkt ME
zosta} raniony, krol tylko musiai
.piechota" powrocic do miasta, a.
by wsiaSc ma inny pociag.
- Kompania obrazow ru-
chomych zapIacila znanej Spie-
waczce, Emmie Destin, $12,50O
"a Spiewanie aryi Z opery Mi
gnon" w.. klatce 'lw6w, ubez-
pieczajac ia zarazem ma $125,Ooo,
ma wypadek pokaleczenia przez
miiych siychaczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-15
z BULGARYI.

Sofia, 15 listopada. - Pewni--
kiem ma bye abdykacya krola
Ferdynanda Buigarskiego i to W
przeciagu niewielu miesiecy: krol
zrazii sobie Gala ludnoSc ostatnia
wojna niepopularna i nieszcze--
Silva, a tylko przez niego samego
i jego powiernika generala Sa-
wowa wywoiana wysziy ma jaw
intrygi, tajne polecenia krolew--
skie ! naczelnego wodza, aby Ser
bow i Grekow prowokowac i da-
wnych sprzymierzencow "a wro-
Cow uwazac, to w koncu poste-
powanie bu}garskie doprowadzi-
10 do walki i wzmocniio znowu
Turcye, a oslabifo przymierze
chrzeScijanskie. Turcya Z tego
skorzystaia najpierw Bulgaryi
odebraia wiekszoSc zdobyczy woj
ny pierwszej, tax intryga bui-
garska ma samej sic skrupiia
Buigaryi. w czasie wojny dru--
giej Ferdynand znowu zblizyi sic
do Austryi, jej pomocy szukajac
przeciw Serbii tenn obrazii ma
sic Rosye, ktora obecnie zada
nieledwie abdykacyi Ferdynan--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-15
.pieG riilfonow doiarow.

.pieG nlilionow doiarow.
Ma samem jeziorze Huron zgi-
neio 139 marynarzy, ma jeziorze
Superior zgiheto 4S, Michigan
polknai ia Erie 6.
E. s Wczoraj doniesiono o dodatko-
wei katastrofie. Dowiedziano
sic "zatonieciu okretu Major
ha jeziorze Superior W poblizu
Whitefish Point. Okret rozbil sic
ma skale ale Gala zaloga zdoiala
sic uratowac. Inny, parowiec "a
bral rozbitkow ma pokiad.
Byla to najgorsza burza ma
wielkich jeziorach W ostatnich 20
latach. TAX twierdza marynarze,
ktorzy cd lat ma jeziorach jezdza.
LoTNIK WOJSKoWY GINIE
Manila, Filipiny, Is listopada.
= Drugi porucznik c. Perry Rich
re skautow filipihskich zostai
wczoraj zabity kiedy jego hydro
aeroplan, wznios} sic do wysoko-
Sci 200 stop potem runaf do "a
toki.
Wypadek zaszedi Z powodu
wadliwego cylindra W motorze.
Porucznik Rich wiedzial, re mo-
tor zle funkcyonuje MIN sic pu-
sell W powietrze. Me zwazal jed
max ma to wzniosi SIG w gore.
Porucznik okrazai wlaSnie flote
azyatycka kiedy ten wypadek "a
szedi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-15
MATKA-NAUCZYCIELKA
WYGRALA.

Nowy York, Is listopada. -
Najwyzszy trybunai stanowy "a
wyrokowai wczoraj, re nauczy--
cielki uczace w szkolach pu--
blicznyoh moga zostac matkami
i Z tego powodu ME MONA ich
wcale stanowiska pozbawlac.
Sad >najwyzszy wydai rozkaz
radzie szkolnej W Nowy4n Yor-
ku, by natychmiast ponownie do
piracy przyjeia panis Brygide
Peixotto, pryncypaike szkoly pu-
blicznej wydalona dlatego, re 20
staia matka.
Decyzya tego sadu, jeSli ja a.
pelacya podtrzyma, bedzie miaia
bardzo wielkie znaczenie W sta
ME nowojorskim. Decyzya ME
tylko pozwala kobietom zamez-
nym uczyc W szkoiach publicz--
uych, ale nadto zbija twierdze---
ME adwokatow rady szkolnej, re
wydalonej nauczycielce ME VOL
no rozpoczynac procesu sadowe--
go. ..~s>.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-15
PROCES o MORD RITUAL
NY,

Kij6w, Is listopada. = Podob-
no rad rosyjski zarzadzil rewi--
I'VE procesu Beilisa zyda, oskar-
zonego do niedawna o zamordo--
wanie chrzeScijahskiego chioPca
Juszynskiego, a W procesie u
wolnionego. Bells jest jeszcze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-15
TeIegramy zagraniGzDs,
SPRAWA MEXYKANSKA.

Mexyk, miasto, Is listopada. -
Zdaje sic, re Huerta zrozumial
nareszcie, re ME przelewki ze
Stanami Zjedn. W ciagu dwu dni
ostatnich uSilnie zabiegai on ma
wiazanie dyplomatycznych sto-
sunkow konferencye posiem
amerykanskim Linden, ale da--
remnie: posei LIND oSwiadczyl,
re ME ma mic wiecej do powie--
dzenia konferowac z Huerta ME
bedzie. chyba, IL ten da bez-
wzgledna gwarancye, re wyPelni
wszelkie zadania rzadu waszyng-
tohskiego. Taxa Jest sytuacya do
chwili biezacej, kazdy jednak mo-
ment moze jakieS wazne przy-
nieSc decyzye, zwiaszcza - re
Stany wykazuja ozywiona ru-
chliwoSc w dniach ostatnich ma
poSraniczu, a wojska ich tamtej-
,ze otrzymaiy rozkazy, aby
dniem i noca byiy pogotowiu
10 wyruszenia...
Nogales, Sonora, Is listopada.
- Posei amerykanski Hale kon-
feruje wodzem rewolucyi kon--
,tytucyjnej Carranza W dalszym
ciagu; szczegoiy tych ukiadow sq
nieznane, to jedno wiadomo, ze
Carranza stanowczo sprzeciwia
sic interwencyi zbrojnej jakiej--
kolwiek obcej potegi, W tym wy
padku Stan. Zjedn. dale do zro-
zumienia, IL w razie ich wkrocze-
MIA do Mexyku stanaIby przeciw-
ko Stanom Zjedn. Carranza chce,
aby Stany pozwolily jemu same
mu rozprawic sic Huerta, Po-
wiada on, re Huerte wojska opu-
szcza skoro tyilko przestanie pla-
&c i'm zold, a to nastapi jeszcze W
tym miesiacu, bo Huerta niema
juz pieniedzy, a pozyczki dalszej
nigdzie juz doStac ME moze. Wo-
VEGAS tedy skonczy sic jego ty-
rania konstytucyonalisci
przeprowadza bez trudnoSci pa
cyfikacye kraju reformy pozada-
ne w porozumieniu nawet W Ia
patystami inuymi malkontenta-
mi. ktorych ME brak Mexykowi,
ma podstawie nastepujacej: uka-
rani zostanQ Sprawcy zamachu i
rewolucyi przeciwko Maderze, O.
raz mordercy jego, rozpisane 70
stana wybory konstytucyjne,
kwestya agrarna zostanie rozwia-
zana tax, aby Indyan zadowo-
liz wieCznie sic buntujqcych, Cd
szkodowanie zostanie wypiacone
obcym "a straty poniesione W
czasie rewolucyi.
Krazy pogioska, re Huerta
postanowii zrezygnowac ma rzecz
Carbajala y RosaS, szefa najwyz-
szego sadowego trybunaiu mexy-
kanskiego, dawnego stronnika
rzqdu Porfirio Diaza; czy sic Sta
ny zgodza ma te ProPozycye, to
ieszcze kwestya. Jest to wszyst-
ko ieszcze niepewne, ale faktem
Jest, re tax potezna wywieraja
presye ma Rad mexykahski Sta