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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22
DON'T STAY GRAY! SAGE TEA WILL
OARkEN YOUR HAIR BEAUTIFULLY

thcre win be no disappointment.
You lust dampen u sponge or soft
brush with "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur" and draw Il through your hair.
taking one small strand at . time.
DO this at night and by morning all
gray hair disappears and after an
other application or two becomes
beautifully darkened and more CLOS
sy and luxuriant than ever. You
viii also discover dandru6 70 gone
and the hair has stopped falling.
Gray. faded hair. though no dis
grace, is q sign Of old age and ~ we
all desire q youthful and attractive
appearance, get busy at once with
Wyeth's Sage and sulphur. and you'll
look years younger. Inquiry shows
all pharmacists In town here sell lou
LOT Il.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

The Indictment lack OF ambition"
has often been handed down against
young men who take part In athletic
sports. but such IL not the case with
Abel r. Kiviat. the sturdy little fell
low who was the hrst Yankee home
In the history-makin 1900 meter
race. at the stockholm Olympic games
last summer. Kiviat is all ambition.
Before the Stockholm games his aim
In life was to defeat John Paul Jores
OF Cornell University. who ut that
time was hailed as being In a class by
himself In the distances around the
mile. This he did In the 1900 meter
race In handsome style.
Now Kiviat has another ambition.
and that is to break the worlds rec
ord for running the mile. now held BY
Jones. So anxious In "Kivie" to turn
this trick that he Is seriously consid-
cring making the trip to far-on Au-
straiia with the team OF American
athletes that will 20 to the Antipodes
n,xt fall, Kiviat believes that in the
ideal Australian air he will be able
TO run the mile very close to I min
utes and 10 seconds.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

or the eight managers in the Amer
lean League. four believe they have
A chance to win the penapt and the
worlds championship. The fans OF
their cities have hopes almost a.
strong. Jake stahl Of Boston. OF
course. expects to repeat this season.
Connie Mack. who led the worlds
champion Athletics for two years be-
fore Jake stahl won, is confident his
team will round to its old form. Clark
Grifiith Of the Senators OF Washing
ton. who made wonderful showing
with his team last season. believes he
can make one more step and win the
pennant. His mainstay 10 Walter
J Johnson. hailed by many thousands OF
fans over the country ~ the greatest
pitcher In baseball. Jennings In De-
troit has not such high hopes a. In the
past.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22
GAME PRESERVE
IN LAKE COUNTY
REP0RF IN LAKEvIEw lsfO I'M
EvvEcr THAT Posn0s o. nm
xoRrnERx Pant ov coUHzx

LAKEvIEw. April ss-Ths rsnes
that . game prssssvs has reeeaely
been ersafe1 IN the noethsrn post =
Lake county sss0s % - euite peev-
alsnt. but apparsatlv the rsposes 80
not b substaatiatsd.
The preserve h susstiea = ~ -
comprise al territory In the eoanoy
north Of township -. end - aG'ese
deer aAd snts,ops osly. vhish vou11
make II Unlawful 70 hunt such ani-
mails In that ssetioa 1t any tine oe ~
year. regardless OF open ssasoa.
Township - runs east aad wese
just at the south end Of Summer Lahe
and takes In nearly al Of The rimroek
country west Of the lake. which y
considered a good deer country by
spoitsmen.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22
TRACK MEET IS
NEXT on IAP|s'
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETEs WJ1.L
COMPETE FOR CI.Ass' ss0NOsss
DURING TIE COMING Cuss-
MExCEMENT wEEx

The approach Of commencement
week 10 causing the field and track
athletes Of the high school to put In
more time each week iinbsrins ~
and getting in shape for the coming
;nter-class track meet. wsleh y . -
an annual fsatars Of Conmsaeensas
Week. ".
All Of the GLASSES havs dsvssoos1
men who viii - seroaG eoopoeleoeD
In the various svsnts, aad WITH W.
form that b being shown II eov1y
practice. several BIZ fair 70 shatess
the school records.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

Ty Cobb. the most valuable player
In baseball. had not up to Sunday
signed with the club for the 1913 sea-
son. Cobb demands salary Of s15.-
900. the largest amount ever asked By
a ball player, President Navin Of the
club has said time and again that the
business in Detroit does not warrant
such a salary.
Chance in New York hopes to gei
into the first division this year. and
will be content II he succeeds. OF
course Comiskey's White Sox must be
reckoned with. and they may be well
up In the race. Birmingham and
stovall, In Cleveland and st. Louis
may show something.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22
\ Mixture of Sage and sulphur Pre-
vents Dandrua and Fall.
ins Hair

When you darken your hair with
sage Tea and sulphur no one can tell.
because It's done 20 naturally; 90
evenly. It Il also splsndid to remove
dandruff. cure itching scalp and stop
falling hair.
Preparing this mixture. though. at
home Ii a mussy and troublesome
task. For about 80 cents . bottle
you can buy at any drug store the
ready-to-use tonic called 'Wyeth's
sage and sulphur Hair Remedy"
Some druggists put this mixture up
themselves. but make II too sticky.
20 Insist you want "wysth's." then
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22
Light MEN ARE
WORKING LIGHT
BorH FEATHERwEIGHrs ARE ~
STRIKING DISTANCE or 49,
MARK - KNOCK OFF HEAVY
TRAINING STUNTS

LOS ANGELES. April 22.---LiGht
work was carried on today for the
two Johnnies--Kilbsne and Dundee -
in preparation for their twenty-rcund
Dout for the festhcrwsisht champion
bhip next Tuesday night.
Kiibane and Venice Beach expect
to entertain big crowd at the train.
.ng camp Sunday, when the champion
win extend himself q bit Tor the beh.
eff; u his admirers.
Dundee already IL down to ~:
Icurds. and Is soIns very light on fhs
road work.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22
fRENCHMFN PLAY
BASEBALL GAMES
AMERICAS NATIONAL SPORT
ti>Ds WELCOME IN EUROPEAN n
hLruiiLiC--ituLEs TisANsLAT-
I'D ny AMERICANS
-, WILLIAM PHILIP sIAiMs

Paris Correspondent Of the United
PrersD
PARIS. April 22. Americas mn
tional game of baseball has nj last
found root In France. aud several
teams aic now out for practice In
and around Paris. onr OF the most
prominent sporting clubs In France,
the Racing Club. with important
grounds In the BoiH de Boiougne.
Colonies. and elsewhere. has taken a
great liking for the ball and bat. and
the famous Bots ls rcroundinx with
the uuecrest cries II ever heard.
slide. Monsieur. slides "a has
rumpirc, Keel I'M" Fool ball"
(foui IL pronounced fool IN the
frcnehl. These and all sorts of 9th.
or expressions hitherto known only
TO the Yankee fan. baye been added
10 the French youths vocabulary.
r. u. Roosevelt and W. a. BaI gees.
American men Ia business harc. orig
irGted the idea. Thry tran slated and
concerned into An simpls form as pos
Sible. the rules pf ths game. and gave
cvp.es to the students OF the conaor-
Get college. which In near Burgess
once. Little by little enthusiasm was
worked up until the youngsters In
ncnrly every school In Paris has
caught the bus.
Then other Americans volunteered
their services M coaches. Tod sloan.
the famous Jockey. organized a team
at the Maison-Lanttc training stables.
the members Of his team being mix
turc of French. English and Amer
lean stable boys.
Valentine Flood. formerly Prince
ton University coach. has staked on
ball ground on the Racing Clubs
grounds at coiombcs. and is giving
h!A services to teams playing there.
u is amusing 10 watch the French
boys throw from the outneld. and
pitch. They can bat astonishingly
we'll. but they throw like girls.
II requires the oentcrneidcr. short
stop. second baseman and pitcher to
set long drive To center bscL home.
and when each man muffs a ball and
has to scramble for il before he can
rass u on the batter has ample time
for about three tours ~ the bases.
aud when a pitcher hits n batter the
game stops for n time while apollo
giles are made. Then. too. n French
man does 40 hate and perfectly loathc
to soil hia clothes or even to disar-
range II.
Also. the average Frenchman. al
though famous for his bravery when
facing cannon or musketry nre. is
we'll he shrinks from taking a chance
on barking his shin. scratching his
hand or turning a charleyhorse. and Il
can be imagined how ludicrous would
be a game OF baseball In which the
thought OF these minor matters were
put ahead OF thoughts OF the long
end OF score, Such conditions do
not make well for speed. and In sew
eral games played about Paris the
boil had TO DO knocked mile for the
man 10 beat even the frenzied throw
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

NOTICE

NOTICE
There are funds In the city treasury
Tor the redemption Of the following
Improvement bonds. May I. 1919;
Series A-Nos. ~. i5. 10. II. Is
and 10.
Series B.--Nos. ii5. il6. III. lis,
ii9. i2o. i2i. i?2. l23. i2<.
Series c---No. 20s.
Interest on those bonds ceascs from
above date.
Dated at Klamath Falls. Ore. this
sist day Of April. i9ia.
J. w. sIEMENs.
22-St City Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22
Desirable Lots

Corner In Fairvtew. near tunnel.
HaO0; easy tsgas
Corner In sccoad Hot eesaAess
$500; easy terms.
Iaside lot In Nichols Addition. ESQ
cash.
Inside lot In First Hot sPriass.
elOO cash. f
Houses and Lots in al parts q IL
city, and good farm lands.
ChllCOTt
'o9a Main 81. rheno oea
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22
Mr., Morris Leaves

hen r. Morris has resigned his po'
sitlon as auditor for the klamath De-
yelopment company, and has accepted
the post of private secretary to O, u.
IOrear, a San Francisco manufacturer.
He left Monday for the Bay City 10
resume his new duties. Mr.. Norris
has 4 large number Of friends here
who greatly regret his departure.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Olds Of waila
Walla arrived Monday evening on .
visit to their sons. Francis and Earl,
the local paint and Wallpaper men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olds have been spending
the winter In California. and they
came ~ far as Redding In their car.
which they shipped here from that
city. After about q month's visit here
they viii return home BY auto
through Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

ron sALE-For really good buys sx-
anime any or all of the following;
The ArEra,ss." 70 room. now and
modern. broom modern cottage ad-
joining. t-room cottage. s?o Ninth
street. 10, 20. block 30. Hot Springs.
gill sell at n sacrifice. Address ". q.
Arsrayes. Phoenix. Arir. 2i-u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22
FoH SALE

WHITE oRPINGToN CHICKENS
raise no other Kind. A few select
ooekefels for sale. ~ TO t2.bo; eggs.
$50 por setting during May, wm.
", Mendcnhail. ii-6t'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

F0R SALE Lease on centrally loeat-
I'd restaurant. also part of the
eqaipment Saddle Rock. ip.tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

foR sALE--rhree registered iiamp-
shire ,fuil biooded) male pigs: nt
fur service: price reasonable II taken
fiEi I away. Apply to W. NJ. Chsyne.
Hsif spring Lake school. klamath
Falls. Oregon. iG.Gt'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

r,inNlsIIEp ROoMB--singis or on
suite. by day. week or month. Bath.
40 Walnut so-im
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

ron REST-Two nicely furnished
rooms. private residence. Apply
relley's Jcweiry store. is-6t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

i0R sALE-Twcnty.foot motorboaf.
good condition. 7 b.-p.; el2s " taxi
en- NJ once. See pelloy. is.6t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

ron RENT--Good ranch; ground nj
ouo condition for seeding without
.,ow,,y !. %. Mason. 2i-3ts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22
Mis-, ~ t>,u's

All kinds Of optical work done AT
us,dens. Room 2is. !. &. q. y.
building. sb-u
WANTED Position by young man,
bx,lnner In shorthand. will work for
small salary for experience. Phone
si5w 2o.st
WANTED Use OF plano for storage.
Call 275J. is-St
WANTED Two messenger boys a,
tho Western Union once. 3?-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22
Classified
COlunln n
ron RsSr

v,crLy furnished rooms At the Ore
son House. Rixth and klamath
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

FOR sALE--l.ady'a as,ridc saddle,
Enquire Herald once. 22-tt'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

Gu, now.r. a, No. ) w.-, Main 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

FOR sALE-.Fifiy tons good alfalfa
hay. II. y. Smith Realty Co. i7-f
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

ron RENT - six.room furnished
house on congor avenue. large
,,rden; fruit aud berrIes. Apply i3i
Jefferson street zi-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22

ron RENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms. Call nj 10 Second ~. 2i-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-04-22
IfPtw RiTtRS

You may ind Il IN tho Want
Columns.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-01
KAMPANIA SENATORA
SHERMANA.

Springfield, ILL.,, l maJa.
Senator Lawrence Sherman jul
oglosil swoja kandydature ma
urzad senatora Stanow Zjedno-
czonych po stronie republican,
skiej. Politykierzy powiadaja, ze
Sherman, wybrany niedawno te-
mu ma krotki termin, ME bedzie
mia} zadnego przeciwnika ponnie,
dzy republikanami progrcsyw,
nymi. Demokraci, swoJa droga,
postawia swego kandydata.
w pierwszej chwili myslano
ze byiy senator Lorimer bedzie
ponownie kandydatem, ale via
domosc ia okazaia sic nieprawdzi'
wa. Lofimer prawdopodobnie nj
gdy juz ma ten urzad ME bedzie
kandydowal.
w roku przysziym Joe Cannon
bedzie ponownie kandydatem ma
kongresmana. MowIa wszedzie
ze wszyscy republikanie pobici v
zeszlym roku, beda sic ponownie
o stracone stanowiska starali.
POzAR w KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Mo-, maja. :
Pozar nawiedzif tu wczoraj tan
hotel i 23 mezczyzn znajdowaif
sic W niebezpieczehstwie utraty
zycia. Dwoch zgineio W piomie
mach. Zarzad hotelilu ME moz'
stwierdzic, co sic stalo z pieeio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-01
Japohczycy byli wykluczeni.
MOVIE PRAWA OLA MIASTA
CHICAGO.
(Czytaj "Kronike")

Sprigfield, ILL.,, maja. - Bur
mistrz Carter Harrison syndyk
korporacyi ucieszyli sic wczoraj
niezmiernie kiedy sic dowiedzie-
Ii, re niektore prawa stanowe,
przedstawione przez Mich, zostaly
przyjete W senacie stanowym.
Ma mocy uchwaly przeprowa-
dzonej wczoraj miastu wolno be-
die Emusic koleje gorne do wy
miany przesiadek (transfers).
Senator Glackin przed}ozyi u
stawe, ma mocy kt6rcj miasto
Chicago moze sic wyzbyt raz ma
zawsze wrozbiarzy.
w powiecie Cook Wolno bedzie
utrzymywac szko]ke lesna.
Rada powiatowa moze wyzna-
czac pensye aSsesorom PoWlato-
wynn. lime ustawy, ktore przesz-
ly wczoraj, brzmia nastepuJaco
Miastom liczqcym mniej nlz
$4,000 mieszkahcow wolno be-
die mianowac kandydatow ma u
rzedy miejskie bez prawa prawy-
borczego.
Stan Illinois w przyszioSci ma
wybieraG swych senatorow
Wprost.
w przysziosci "a kradziez sa-
mochodu zIodziej moze bye ka-
rany wiezieniem Cd dwu do die
sieciu lat.
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TeIegTamy KTajOwe'
MURZYN ZABIL DWoCH, A
ZRANIL KILKU.

Hampton, S. c., / maja. -
Dwoch wybitnych obywateli tu-
tejszych zostaio zabitych kilku
rannych przez murzyna, niejakie-
go Ryszarda Austin, ktory mial
sic dopuScic napadu ma bialej ko-
biecie. ZaIbici zostali Frank Bo-
wers, malarz, sedzia policyjny F.
Edenfield, a skaleczeni: George
Hanna, DR.. S. Roore, McTeer
Bowers i jakiS cziowiek niezna-
ny. Hanna czlowiek nieznany 20
stall prawdopodobnie skaleczeni
Smiertelnie. Murzyna ME zlapano.
Pa napadzie murzyn urkyl sic
w leslie, lecz poprzednio uzbroli
sic w dubeltowke i revolver. kie-
dy tlum mezczyzn zblizyi sic do
niego murzyn zaczai strzelac ma
wszystkie strony. =, ..
O godzinie 9ej wieczorem NOR
derca uciek}, choc do niego stree
lano. Gubernator postanowil wy
s1at milicye ma 'miejsce zbrodni,
by Iotra wytropic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-01
e7"7Sr A7cfN22 ,y,a7a oIu .MagGwzH Mz Mz
R57o Az7HV liz LlF Taggrzg1 7N''~
nami Zjednoczonymi i dlatego

nami ZJednoczonymi l dlatego
jest nieprawna.
Doniesie on Japonii, ze pomimo
staraf rzadu legislature Stanowa
przeprowadzi ustawe Japonczy-
kom nieprzychylna i re w dal-
Sym ciagu ME zamierza wcale
mieszac sic do prswodawstwa ka-
lifornijskiego.
Odpowiedz Japonii ME bedzie
ostra, ME bedzie zadnej grozby,
chyba re sejm japonski zmusi mi
nisteryum do ostrej noty. Sejm
japohski prawdopodobnie okaze
swoje niezadowolenie tego pra-
wa tenn, re cofnie 100000, 'ktore
wyasygnowa} kasy ma udzias
,Japonii W wystawie Panamskiej
w San Francisco. .r
Ola ogolu Japohczykow poste-
powanie Kalifornii jest postepo-
waniem rzadu Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych. Me rozrozniaja oni tego, re
rad w takim wypadku ME odpo-
wiada "a czyny Stanu Kalifornia,
zdaniem Japonczyk6w uznaia ich
narodowoSc "a podrzedna, rad
wcale temu sic ME sprzeciwii, lecz
milczeniem wszystko pominal.
Misya sekretarza stanu zakorl-
czyla sic fiaskiem. Prezydent
wiedzial poniekad, 2e tax bedzie,
ale chcial pokazac JaPo1czykom,
ze ma mocy konstytucyi Stanow
Zjednoczonych Rad centralny
ME moze sic mieszac do prawoda-
wstwa poszczegolnych Stanow.
Posei japohski W Waszyngto-
Fnie odwiedzil wczoraj PREF. Will
soma, lecz protestu zadnego ME
wni6sl przeciw noweJ ustawie'
Posel rzekl tylko, ze Japonia u
bolewa mad tenn, ze tax niespra-
wiedliwe prawo przeprowadzono
| w Kalifornii.
w Waszyngtonie objawiaja, ze
przyklad dany przez Kalifornie
zostanie podjety przez legislatury
innych Stanow W tychze Sta
mach, ktore ME maja jeszcze u
staw antijapohskich MONA sic
spodziewac nowych radykalnych
ustaw.
w Alasce, mp. mowia juz o
wykluczeniu japohskich rybakow
z wod Alaski. Ustawa taxa zyWo
dotknelaby Japonie. Japonia kon-
sumuje ogromna iloSt Gyb i znnu-
szona byla uda6 sic ma wody Ala
ski po ryby.
Ma mocy pokoju zawartego W
Portsmouth. po wojnie rosyjsko-
Iiapohskiej, Japohczykom dano
przywilej iowienia ryb mad wy
lbrzezami KRAKOW nalezacych do
lRosyi. Prawo W Alasce odnosi
sic do wszystkich- cudzoziemeow'
|lecz pewna jest rzecza, re sami
/ -x..Yt -o,rzabuieeie uieniedzv ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-01
POLICYANT I ZLODZIEJ
WSPoLNIKAMI.

Nowe dowody wysziy ma jaw,
IL policyant William H. Ohm cze-
sto sic znajdowaf W towarzyst--
vie notorycznego rabusia W CA
sic, gdy peinil obowiazki W swym
dystrykcie. Kapitan Baer bada
zarzuty przeciw policyantowi Oh
mowi, ktory jest oskarzony 0
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TeIegTamy zagTaRiGznH'
O CZARNOGORE.

Londyn, l maja. - Dzisiaj ma
ia sic rozstrzygnac kwestye mad
zwyezajnej doniosioSci, cd kto-
rych zalezy moze pokoj caIej E
uropy: dis mianowicie odbedzie
sic decydujaca konferencya mo-
carstw, reprezentowanych przez
ich ambasadorow w Londynie, a
na niej postanowia, co i jak ra-
die wobec stanowczego spree
ciwu Czarnog6ry ma punkcie "a
dan Austryi co do oddania Skuta-
ri. Groza sytuacyi w tenn polega,
ze Austrya stanowczo gotuje sic
do wyprawy wojennej ma Czarno-
gore i chce, by W tenn uczestniczy-
ly mocarstwa, te zaS sprzeciwiaJa
sic interwencyi zbrojnej, a W
szczeg6lnoSci Rosya Francya
Anglia So. takiej inwazyi przeciw-
ne mozLwem iest, ,-ze wsdSnym
raz;e staneiaby W obronie uci-
Snionych przez Austrye, "a ktora
stoi tr6jprzymierze = Siowian
balkanskich, d tax wybuchiaby
owa taxa Ottawa i trudnoScia
tylokrotnie juz zazegnywana woj-
ma europejska!... MOzliwem jest
take, re wszystkie mocarstwa
bez wyjtaku postaraia sic zacho-
wac neutralnoSc, wtedy izolo-
wanoby Austrye W jej zaborczej
polityce ma Balkanie, jednak tu
znowu Wlochy powiadaja, ze sa-
mel Austryi ME dadza wyciagnat
zyskow Z balkanskiego zametu: a
vice iesli Austrya uderzy. ma
Czarnog6re, to Wlochy natych-
miast zajma wybrzeza albanskie
! miasta Durazzo i Nalone...
Wczoraj odbyia sic diuga
konferencya ambassadors austrya-
ckiego, Mensdorffa z kanclerzem
brytyjskim Grey'em: pozniej cd
byia sic takaz konferency z amba,
sadorem rosyjskim. Dzisiaj uply'
wa termin ultimatum, danegc
przez Austrye Czarnogorze,a kro'
NIikolaj, ma dac odpowiedz, cd
ktorej wszystko zalezy: Austrya
zada ewakuacyi Skutari, jesl
Czarnogora ME posiucha, mo-
carstwa zas ME popra stanowisks
Austryi, to Austrya uatychmiast
rozpoczyna wojne 1 Jest ma tc
przygotowana W zupeinosci.
Wieden, / maja. - Austrys
ma juz mad granica czarnogorskS
w poludniowych swych prowin'
cyach blisko 100000 wojska, :
wciaz MOVIE trwaja transporty.P .Po
twierdza sic wieSc o odwoianir
pos}a austryckiegO Cetynje. "
ministerwum wojny i spraw "a
granicznych bezustanue trwaj;
narady: sytuacye ogolnie uwazaj'
"a ostatecznie trudna ] naprezo
ma.
Cetynje, 1 maja. - Czarno
CORA nj ma WHO'S ME ustepuje
raz zajetego stanowiska ma pun
kcie Skutari, owszem fantazy;
odwaga nieporownana gotrji
sic Czarnog6rcy do stawienii
czoia Austryi: Sla wolska sw'
ku granicy i obwarowuja niedo
stepne wawozy swego kraiku
ktorymi istotnie trudno bedzi,
austryackim wojskom posuwa'
sic, gdy ma szczytach gor stojI
juz ciszkie dziaaa... Wezoraj Po
lecono mieszkahcom pogranicz
nego miasta Cattaro, aey je opa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-01
.routes" jak najwczeSniej zapro-
wadzify." q
ZE SLEDZTWA w SPRAWIE
MASZYN WYBORCZYCH.

MAsZYN WYBORCZYCH.
DIVA wazne zdarzenia wyroz--
niiy dzien wczorajszy, o lie one
dotycza 5ledztwa w sprawie ma
SYN wyborczych: odkryto no.
wego waznego Swiadka, ktory ma
posiadac dowody oszustwa w Ia
cznoSci maszynami wyborcze--~
mi; sedzie. Burke odrzucif wnio-
SEX prokuratora stanowego Hoy
ne'a i pozwolil adwokatowi Har-
lanowi podat swa petycye.
Nowym Swiadkiem Jest James
Walsh, by}y policyant, ktorego
detektywi poszukiwali cd 10
dni. Walsh znajduje sic pod stra-
"a i dis stanie przer sedziami
przysiegIymi. Walsh podobno
miai sic raz wyrazic, IL niektorzy
podrzedni funkcyonaryusze W
biurze komisarzy elekcyjnych pc
kazywali pieniadze po zakupienlu
maszyn wyborczych: Hoyne o.
swiadczyl, re Walsha ME przepy-
tywai i re to pozostawi sedziom
przysiegIym. Jezeli Walsh iStot-
ME posiada wazne informacye,
sedziowie moga swe plany zmie-
mic prawdpodobnie Sledztwo 20
stanie przedluzone. ..
w sprawie wniosku Harlana,
mad kt6rym odbyla sic wczoraj
argumentacya pred sedzia
Burke. ten ostatni rozstrzygl, IL
adwokat Harlan moze swa petty
eye wniesc jake ,,przyjaciel sadu'
tenn samem obalajac wniosek
prokuratora stanowego Hoyne'a.
TednoczeSnie sedzia postanowlf
ME dac sedziom przysiegiym "a
dnych instrukcyi W mysl wnlo-
sku Har1ana, co znowu uniewaz-
milo petycye jego. Sedzia Burke
dalej rozporzadzif, azeby proto-
k6lu sadowego wykreslono wszel
kie wzmianki tenn, IL ci kon,i-
sarze elekcyjni, ktorzy glosowall
"a zakupieniem maszyn wybor-
czych, So winni kryminalnego
przestepstwa. TAX Harlan jak !
Hoyne byli z decyzyi ,sedzlego
zadowoleni.
Wczoraj lava sedzi6w wielko-
przysieglych przesfuchiwaia Ia Paul
Mathewsa, rachmistrza zakiadow
stanowych, ktory Wyfnieniony
byi w zeznaniach l.. r. Wnslo-
wa. Mathews ma pytania mu "a
dane odpowiedzial, IL mic ME vie
o przekupstwie W polaczeniu z
maszynami wyborczemi. John e.
Eastman, wydawca gazety Jour
nal', takze stawaf przed sedzia--
mi.
Wczoraj popoiudniu sedzlowie
| pracowali mad swym raportem,
spodziewajac sic, IL dzisiaj sic od-
frocza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-01
KARA OLA BANDYTOW AU-
TOMOBILOWYCH.

Nowy York, l maja. - Philip
Forsythe i John Quin czlonko-
vie handy, ktora w rabunkach
poslugiwala sic automobilami 20
stall uznani winnymi licznych'ra-
bunkow i skazani ma 20 lat WIG
zienia.
Parka ia dnia 1890 marca, "a
trzymala ma ulicy Berta Newman
ma, kt6remu zabrali walizke RE
komo zawierajaca wielKa sumo
pieniedzy. Pozniej bandyci pre-
konali sic, re W wallzce jest tylko
brudna bielizna papiery bezwar-
toSciowe.