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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-03

is i'll in san Francisco. Mr.. Spellacy
prOmia TO return when he was
here IN August on a trip to see many
Of his friends in this part of the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs William Carnnl have
returned from Battle Creek, Mich,
and are located at the Hotel Tulsa.
+. J. Oliver. in the warehouse de-
partment Of the Gulf Pipe Line com
pany is at Tulsa, coming from Beau
mont, Texas. "P. d. is some fan
when it comes to baseball.
W. S IIoyt, the gas man. from
wichita. Kan, is in the city lie
leases for the Kansas Natural.
W H. (Sagamorc) johnson.
and his son-in-law, B. l.. Love, we're
in town yesterday MIR. Love has
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-03
WITH THE LIVE ONES.

5. I. Ford and j. u. Moroney fore
men Of the Prairie oil ~ Gas Co. are
moving their office from the rear of
the third floor Of the Drew building
and are now located i'm room 3O9,
across from the telegraph office. Mr..
Ford has the division south of Tulsa
including ONuulgce county and Mr..
Moroncy has Bird Creek and the east
side of the Usage.
Hon VI. l.. Lockwood returned
Tuesday from a long vacation trip
spent at Lake Chautauqua, \. Y, visit
ing his eldest daughter, Mrs. Howard
W. Alling. whose husband is a big
lumberman Of that country. Mr. Lock
wood stated that he believes 70 per
cent of the voters Of New York state
are for Governor Sulzer and that he
participated in a big Sulzer meeting AT
jamestown.
p. ]. White. president Of the Fx-
change National bank and one Of the
largest producers in the state LEFT
Los Angeles last Tuesday and expects
TO arrive at Tulsa about Tuesday of
next week Mr. White has been on
the coast for some time. touring that
country I'm his own car which he
shipped from here.
II. T. Bartlett, president Of the
Mannford oil x Gas CO. is up from
Sapulpa ON % short visit. Mr.. Bart
lett formerly lived at Mannford,
okla. and named his company. which
has production nj Gushing, after the
town
Tim" Spelapy is due I'm Tulsa some
time this week. coming in from a
| conference with Secretary Lane, who
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-10-03

Tim Spellapy is due I'm Tulsa some
time this week. coming in from
conference with Secretary Lane, who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-22

second Floor Peoples Bank building
second and Pike.
Take Elevator or Walk Up
OUR PRICES WILL sUHPRfsE rot
OUR WORK WILL PLEASE YoU.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-22
The Confessions
%eeeeee of a Wife
A QUESTION OF FINANCE

oh, dear I do wish I had not
conssa,ed to that foolish fuss about
tho wedding. cannot see how No
are going to pay these bills. OF
course. | can pay IL out OF my own
money. but do not know Just how
TO suggest this TO Dick.
wonder N Dick gave his mother
permission 20 buy goods on his &C
count Surely she Will have to stop
IL now.
have added up the items that I
know are not Dicks on this months
bills and | find $3.50 belongs to his
sharply TO her. Something must be
done in OUR family to put OUR
finances on a firm basis OR I AM
AFRAID THAT / SHALL BE VERY
UNHAPPY. Dick has said nothing
more about the $50 a month he was
going to give me and with these
bills staring him In the face have
not the heart TO refer 10 Il. And
yet II we begin wrong I am afraid
to face what may happen.
Is II possible that shall ever
feel well enough acquainted with
Dick TO explain how I feel about
this to hirn7 know am right
about II. but when I think OF how
he looked when he was angry with
me In New York / SIMPLY CAN.
NOT JEOPARDIZE THE JOY OF
OUR JOvELIFE WITH THE
BUSINESS OF OUR Welded.
LIFE
tTo BE Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-22

It takes some women longer to
match a piece of ribbon than IL
does To select u husband-and yet
they are the first to yell when they
get stung on the lattcr.-Phlladel-
phia Inquirer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-22
YOUR S CAN BUY
ONLY 81 CENTS
WORTH OF FOOD

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-The diff,dont
dollar-the diffldent, shrinking dol.
lar-has Just been nailed In his
backward tracks
In other words, the high cost OF
living-the reason why you can't
buy so much now with the same
amount OF money IA formerly--ia
made plain as day.
Tho United States board OF arhl
traeon In In session In this city TO
hear arguments from both sides on
the demand of 5000 tralnmen OF the
Burlington railroad system for IN.
creased wages.
j. V. Ryan, n statistician OF Wash.
ington, ID. c.. whose business n is
10 delve into the facts and figures
scattered so plentifully through the
national governments offices.
NAILED THAT DOLLAR.
He spent the best par, OF day
on the witness stand.
The figures showing the relative
purchasing power OF dollar. he
said. are based on studies OF the
high cost OF living made by the GOV.
eminent and issued officially by the
federal bureau OF labor statistics
The rs principal articles OF food.
on the cost OF which the figures are
based. are sirloin steak. round
steak. RIB roast. pork chops, smoked
bacon. smoked ham. lard. hens.
wheat flour. corn meal. eggs. cream.
cry butter. potatoes. granulated
sugar and fresh miis.
A table showing the steady
decline OF the purchasing power
OF . dollar from 1909 to August.
1918. went into the records 40
an exhibit.
II shows the dollar was worth
its full value In 1902. and went
up slightly In 1908. when II was
worth ioo.f per cent In 1904
II went down TO ss.s per cent.
which rate u maintained
through 1904, but from that
year on the decline In value
was steady.
In 1905. according to the IN.
bic. the dollar was worth ss.s
esnta 0y 1910 II had dropped
TO fZ.o cents. Following this II
went up 20 74.s. but II dropped
again in 1912 to $50. In August
Of this year u had fallen TO
STA.
Mr.. Ryan read into the record his
conclusions drawn from the bulle-
tin OF the bureau OF labor statistics
relating 10 the cost OF living. He
said the figures showed tho annual
approximate cost OF tho average
workingman's family for food IN
1902 was $3.50 BY 1919. HE
SAID. THE COST HAD AID.
vANCED TO tts3 A YEAR. AN IN
CREASE OF st2t A YEAR. OR "a. s
PER CENT MORE FOR FOOD IN
1919 THAN IN 1902.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-22
CHAPTER XXI.

This morning everything seemed
to be- which way" Dick took cold
on the motor ride last night and II
settled In n neglected tooth, conse.
quentiy he was not In good humor.
mad an intultive feeling that he
attributed the ache TO me. although
he was quite "a happy las, nigh:
"a |.
did not realize until arrived at
the door OF the dining room that II
was The first OF the month. Mr..
Waverly was GROwLTNG OVER
THE BILLS and | heard Mrs. Wav.
eriy say;
We'll. you know. father. the wed.
ding cost US a lot" and Mr. Waveriy
answered: Il can't see why We
should have spent so much money
just 10 make splurge. IL you
would come down on earth. Mary.
and try to be economical once In
a while we would have some sort
OF a show for our old age"
But, father. you would not have
your own marry without giving our
friends some notice OF the event.
said Mrs. Waverly.
THAT could have been done for
twenty-five dollars with announce
ment cards II you had not wanted
TO make show" exploded Mr..
Waverly. as | opened the door and
hostiiities ceased.
Moliie was as pale as ghost and
she did not eat anything. When
Dick picked up tho letters at his
place ! thought she was going to
faint.
know from Dicks face that he
had q number OF bills that were
larger than he expected and these
did not make his toothache any bet
ter.
VIII you 20 to the dentists this
morning." ! asked.
Il WILL NOT" he answered
shortly. Il have an engagement
with selwyn which will take me all
the forenoon"
Have you got tho toothache.
Richard7" asked his mother.
III I hadn't I would not be think
ing Of going 10 the dentists,' he
growIed. 1T ia not what would
choose 10 do for pleasure. :"
do wish Richard would not be
40 short with his mother. She 10
a peculiarly AoGRAvATiNo SORT
or WOMAN, but she 10 his mother
and II makes me tremble TO think
that when he has gotten used to
me he may answer me az he does
her. | am sure II he does II will
break my heart.
Dick handed me his letters as he
went out tho door. with Here,
Margie, take care OF these
After got upstairs ! took the
bills out OF the envelopes and found
that they amounted TO 5000
II made me dizzy WHOLE
MONTH or DICKS SALARY
GONE. But then. thought. per.
haps he might have enough out Of
that $1,000 gift the firm gave him
TO pay them.
I looked over the bills again care
fully and found that ue gown his
mother had worn at the reception
was CHARGED TO HIM also
great many other Items.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-22
WILSON'S SMILE
IS LOCKED UP

NEW YORK. Dec. 22-President
Wilson's smile has been sealed up
In an air tight, water tight and fire
proof container. and locked in the
vaults Of the Modern Historical Rec.
ord association In the New York
public library building It is pro.
posed that the record of his facial
expressions. which have been done
In n moving picture film. will be
kept IN the vaults for 100 years. and
the DO brought forth for the enter.
tainment Of the generations Of the
2ist century.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-22

Best modern outside rooms, e5c
TO soc. stewart House, SO West
Stewart.--Advertlsement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-22
I'm JUST PLAIN CORP GRAFTON
++tt sAstA +++t+ *AA<
LAWYER. MISS c0MPERS' FlANCE

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 22.-T
admit I am just plain corporation
lawyer" answered George u. Gerau.
who will marry Sadie Gompers.
daughter OF the president OF the
American Federation of Labor. In
January. But have practiced In
the superior and federal courts OF
IA states. and think have a dream
Of the future.
Because ! am corporation at
torney am not necessarily prevent
ed from being able 10 recognize the
great on.march OF labor that Sam.
uel Gompers has fathered In this
country.
"Gompors. Mt the outset OF his ca
rcer. was great dreamer--gr great
because he has been able to make
his dream come true. for today
labor is n great power In this
country.
"Gompers was dreamer along
his line. as ! am dreamer along
mlne--though ! have not been able
10 see foundation under my dream
as yet
THE day IL rapidly approaching
when even the corporation lawyer
viii have to have breadth OF vision
as well as the law behind him.
Even the corporation attorney
has eyes enough To see that the
money power. the money monopoly,
In the grcat menace In this country
today. and that this money trust
must be broken. Even a corpora
'tion lawyer In able TO see that the
laborer Is worthy OF his hire. TO see
that an equalization 'bf wealth Is
gradually 90 be brought about by
perfectly legitimate means. There
may even come n time when the
lion and the lamb-the corporation
lawyer and the labor organizer
may lie down together"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-22
Complete Report
of Market Today

Jobbers on Western av. opened
for business today with the quo
tations for fresh ranch eggs I'M
changed. The commission men are
still paying the farmers IL cents
per dozen for the fresh ranch
stock. Producers are urged to
keep their poultry moving right
along after Christmas as good
demand Is predicted for New
Years.
Price. paid producers FOR vegetables
and fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-22
RATHER DIETHAN
EAT JAIL SOUP

UNfONTOWN. Pa. Dec. ~
Prison soup is infinitely worse than
any death could be. John Payne.
sentenced to be hanged for murder
on January +. believes. Payne ssid
today the prison soup is the .only
blot" on his existence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-22
FOOD KILLS US

NEW YORK Dec 22--"Most per.
sons dig their graves with their
teeth" said w. r. white. Canadian
minister Of finance. addressing in
snrance heads here. More play.
more sleep. less food. would help
sAs insurance business"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-22
|&e BUTLER S LIQUID
~ TOOTH FILLER p

Gives instant reiisf fills the cavity. pro
sects ths nerve. prevsnfinx further decay.
safe. r-iisbis. effective by mail or at
druggists. isc.
Butler Drug Co. seattle. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-22
NAVY YARD ROUTE

Athfon
Leave Coiman Dock. Seattle; Sass.
fsxceps sunday. 500. 1880 a N. lao.
200 fercept sunday. Sunday. 1;1o). sac
. m saturday. iiitb D m.
Tins Table subject to change without
notice.
Phone Main sf0i. Pare Soc Round Trio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-22
PRETTY BLONDE
MAYOR OF TOWN

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Dec. %.
bessie May Townsend. aged n,
n blonde. was mayor for six hours
while Mayor Riddle and all the COM
mlssioners were out of town. Or
dinarily shes controller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-22

Edlson's rsmark that Americans
eat too much meat leads us 10 sus-
pect that the inventor must have q
lot OF rich friends who invite him
out to dinner-Philadelphia In
quirey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-22

The New York supreme court has
1000 cases before Il. Nice chance
some of those lltigants have of get
ting a decision during their lifetime
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-06
z CHIN.

Pekin, 6 listopada. - Rad
Rzeczypospolitej zawarl traktat z
rzadem rosyjskim, ma mocy kto-
rego Chiny uznaja samorzad
Mongolii, a Rosya zato uzna ME
podlegloSc Chin i wycofa woJska
swe Z terytoryow chinskich, Po-
"a strazami SciSle konsularnemi.
- Prezydent Yuan-Szi-Kaj cd
chwili konstytucyjnego obrania
go prezydentem rzeczypospolitej
chinSkiej wlada, ME jak~wiadca
konstytucyjny, ale jak despota: a
by skruszyc swych przeciwnikow
i oduczyc ich wszelkich knowan
rewolucyjnych, napeinii wiezienla
wszystkimi, co ME popierali jego
rzadu, zarzadzii Gala mase egze--
kucyi, a wreSZcie rozpedzli caf2
z trzystu ludzi z}ozona partye
parlamentarna dlatego, re byia to
partya opozycyi, sprzyjajaca po-
ludniowym teoryom rzadowym /
tamtejszym rewolucyonistom
siowem byla to partya dra Sum
Yuat-Sena, ktorej czionkow cze-
sciowo wsadzono do wiezien, a
czeSciowo skazano ma wygnanle.
Los dalszy Chin ME zbyt, sic
jasno przedstawia; kraza tez po----
gioski, IL cabinet ministeryalny
ustapi w dniach najblizszych.
sPRAWY ANGLII.
Londyn, 6 listopada. = Sufra-
.zystki londynskie oglosily, re "a
lozono formacye oddziaiu me-
skiego ku obronie sufrazysteS
pred policya; ma czele oddzlaiu
stanai veteran wojny burskiej,
Francis Vane. Ma jednem avian
turniczych, iak zwykle zebrah SUI
frazystowskich przyszio do STAR
cia z policyantami; zostala przy-
tenn ramona sufrazystka amery--
kahska, panna Zellie Emmerson'
z Jackson, Mich,
2 RZUMU.
Rzym, 6 listopada. = Papiez
Plus po raz pierwszy cd swej O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-06
Nowy 1Krol Bawaryl
KOlumbia a Panama.
pOrazka TammaTS6W - Itimatum WsOna WeezOnO HusCs
Stany zsdnOczuns gutOWs do u1nana DSytuGyonaStOW'
- kOnWsnGya sufralystskr - Dunno WydaIA
urzsdnk6W.

Ii powodem agitacyi wrogiej pre-
ciwko MIN, ale zapewniai, re Rad
wSzelkich sii dolozy, by taxa agi-
tacye w karbach granicach IL
trzymac do rozruch6w ME do
puScic. Mimo owych. zapewnien
wielka jest Ottawa pogromow no
wych, jeSii ME w Kijowie sa--
my1n, to po mniejSzych miastecz1
kach, gdzie wojska niema, poll
cya Jest slaba, prawie zadna, a
zydow wiele: tam wiec ,,czarne
sotnie" hulac moga prawie bez
ograniczenia. Ma ulicach kiJowa,
zwIaSzcza W poblizu gmachu sa-
dowego patroluja kozacy: ma
str6i w mieScie bardzo burzliwy.
Rodzina Beilisa zamySla w razie
uwolnienia oskarzonego odje-
chac do .Ameryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-06
TeIegTamy hajoWe'
POTWIERDZONA WIADO-
MOSc.

Washington, 6 listopada. =
Choc w koiach rzadowych stanoI
wczo przecza wiadomoSci o ulti-
matum przesianem genera}owi
Huercie, to jednak niema mai
mniejszej watpliwosci, re TAXA no
ia dostaia sic W rece dyktatora
mexykanskiego re ten musi te-
raz albo ustapic aibo tez czekac
ma to, co przyszioSc sprowadzi.
Prezydent w pogotowiu ma u
znanie dla konstytucyonalistow.
w celu wykazania Huercie, re
wcale z MIN ME zartuje, prezy--
dent Wilson trzyma W Vera Cruz
siedm okretow wojennych. Okre-
ty transportowe stoja W pogoto-
win w Galveston, Texas skoro
sic okaze potrzeba, to wojsko "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-06

statniej choroby uczestniczyi
wczoraj W publicznych ceremo'
mach koScielnych: bylo to Okla
zyi nabozehstwa zaiobnego w ro-
cznice zgonu Leona KILL Z Pa
piez celebrowai nabozehstwo i
wygladai zdrowo czerstwo.
- Burmistrz miasta Rzymu,
zyd Nathan zrezygnowal re swe-
90 stanowiska a wraz Z MIN Kill
kunastu radnych jego stron,
nictwa ustapiio: afera ia, blizej
ME umotywowana w telegramie,
stoi jednak W zwiazku Z rezulta-
tenn ostatnich wyborow parlamen
tarnvch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-06
Process Wr6zbiarzy juz rozpoczety'
W Stanie Oskarlenia.
ki. - 10 melGzyzn
Szkaniu.
z PROCESU FUNKA.

Process adWokata Daniela Do
nahoe i detektywa lsaaca Stletela,
oskarzonych o sprzysiezenie W
celu oczernienia 6. S. Funka,
zbliza sic szybkimi krokami ku
kohcowi. Zdaje sic, re W sobote
sprawa juz bedzie w rekach Sc
dziow przysieg}ych.
TAX obrona jak prokuratorya
nagle zmienila swa taktyke.
Prokuratorya 9 godz. 2:17 popo-
ludniu nagle oswiadczyla, re kon-
czy egzaminacye swych swiad-
k6w, pomimo, re spodziewano sic,
IL przynajmniej jeszcze tuzln
wezwanych bedzie 81 swiadkow
kt6rych spis przedlozono ma po-
.czatku procesu. Obrona znalaz}a
sic nagle bez mozliwosci popro-
wadzenia procesu, gdyz ME byia
przygotowana ia manewr proku-
ratoryi
Obrona zaS zaskoczyla proku--
ratorye oznajmieniem, IL ma bye
gotowa przediozyt swe finalne
argtmentacye W piatek wleczo-
rem, lub w sobote rano, CO Znaczy
re obrona uzyje tylko dwu, lub
p6ftora dnia dla swej obrony.
Obrona postanowila ME wez--
wac Donahoe'a, aby z}ozyl zez-
mania w swej obronie. Natomiast
plan akcyi jest nastepuj9cy: n.
S. Forrest, adwokat Donahoe'a
rozpocznie dzisiaj czytanie do Sc
dziow przysieglych zeznan, ziozo-
nych w obecnym procesie, cara
zem zeznan, z}ozonych w proceslc
wytoczonym Funkowi przez Hen
ninga, wraz Z protok6}em sledz--
twa, przeprowadzonego przez Ia
we wielkoprzysieglych (grand ju-
ry) W sprawie Donahoe'a i Site
fela. Celem jego bedzie wykaza-
ME sprzecznosci W tych zezna-
mach, ably doprowadzic do posta-
vienna W stan oskarzenia glow
nych Swiadkow prokuratoryi. Ma
stepnie przedsluchiwani bedq
Swiadkowie, ktorzy zeznawac be-
da co do charakteru Donahoe'a.
Przypuszczajq, re Donahoe ME
bedzie wezwany do skladania ze-
znah, dlatego, re podczas egza-
minOwania nazwiska Hinesa Lo-
rimera moglyby znow bye wy
mienione, tax jak to sic staio
wczoraj, gdy egzaminowano {. S.
Funka.
Egzaminacya Funka wywolaia
sensacye. Zeznaf on, re ami Hen
ningowa Henninga, ami inne O.
soby interesowane W obecnem
procesie nigdy ME znal.
OSwiadczenie jego, IL Hennin-
gowej ami nawet z widzenia do
dnia procesu obecnego ME znal,
byio stanowcze.
Burze protestu wywoialo py--
TAME prokuratoryi, czy Funk byl
IL Iottarroon nIon5 no5uo1o 10 niopio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-06

merykahskie natychmiast uda sic
do Vera Cruz.
Prezydent i sekretarz stanu u
znali "a stosowne pOstepowac po
cichutefku z Huerta w ostatnieJ
wymianie not. Szczeg6ty tego
wszystkiego oglosza, kiedy ma to
przyjdzie czas.
Prezydent prawdopodobnie maj
pierw cos pocznie Huerta, a
potem dopiero W oredziu pred
stawi Kongresowi powody dla
ktorych zabra} sic do Huerty w
spos6b ostry. w sprawach tych
prezydent ME tylko radzi} sic
czlonk6w swego gabinetu, ale mad
to rozmawial i to dose czeSto o
tych prawach I senatorami i po-
slami, ktorzy mu wyraznie poWle-
dzieli, ze d}uzej Stany Zjedno--
czone ME mogg sic wystawiac ma
poSmiewisko wobec Europy. -
Prezydent dobrze vie o tenn, ze
senat jest W najwyzszym Stopniu
oburzony ma poStepowanie Hu--
erty gotow jest wypowiedziec
mu wojne w kazdym czasie. Ge-
neral Huerta urzedowo zawlado-
mil prezydenta, re najnowsz9 je-
90 note otrzymal. PrzyrzeA on
r6wnoczeSnie dac odpowiedz ma
MIA W paru dniach. w Waszyng-
tonic spodziewaja sic, re Huerta
W odpowiedzi swej powie, ze ME
zamierza wcale dzierzyc urzedu.
Waszyngton chce jednak wie->
dziec jak dlugo bedzie ten urz9d
ieszcze piastowai. JeSli tego HUI
erta, ME powie, wtenczas konsty-
tucyonaliSci beda uznani.
Liczbe okret6w ma wodach me-
xykanskich podwojono W ostat--
Mich czasach. w dniu WcZOraJ j.
Sym ma miejscu stawily sic okre-
ty wojenne: Nebraska, New
Hampshire, New Jersey, Virgil
MIA Rhode Island. Ma miejscu
znajduj2 sic juz okrety Louisia-
ma, Michigan Tacoma. Do tego
przylaczy sic niediugo krszownik
Chester, najszybszy w marynar--
ce Stan6w Zjednoczonych. Ma
Pacyfiku znajdujq sic okrety Ca
lifornia, Pittsburgh, Maryland /
Annapolis.
Me urzedowe wiadomosci Z Pa
ryza donosza, re Huerta zglo-
sill sic tam zapytanienr czy
Francya ME chcialaby poSredni--
czyc pomiedzy Mexykiem a Sta
nami Zjednoczonymi. Odpowiedz
otrzymano niekorzystna dla HUI
erty.
WYDALIL DWoCH URZED-
NIKoW,
Springfield, ILL.,, 6 listopada. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-06
q RZUMU.

Rzym, 6 listopada. Papiez
Plus po raz pierwszy cd swej O.
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Dokohczenie ma str. 5tej.
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z FRANCYI.

Paryz, 6 listopada. - w one
gdajszej katastrofie kolejowej
pod Melun zabitych zostalo 32
osoby, a nadto wielka jest liczba
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TGIegTamy zagTaDiGzDe.
SYTUACYA MEXYKANSKA

Mexyk, miasto, listopada. -
Specyalny Posei amerykanski,
Lind, dai Potwierdzenie wiesci, re
pTezydenf Wilson formalnie a
Stanowczo zazadal od Huerty
bezzwlocznego ustapienia Cd VIA
dzy wraz ze swym gabinetem /
StronniEami, czyli - &c zadanie
amerykanskie byio iStotnem ulti-
matum. Huerta dotad ME uSlu--
chal zadania mic ME wiadOmo,
co zrobic zamierza. choc wielkie
zachodza obawy, re ME zastosu-
je sic ON do zyczenia Wilsona, a
Skutkiem tego prawdopodobier--
stwo wojny amerykansko mexy-
kanskiej jest wieksze, niz kiedy--
kolwiek. Zbrojenia Stanow lie
dnoczonych pOwodujq wielkie "a
niepokojenie i wzburzenie wSrod
Mexykanow: doniesionO, re VIA
DE Stanow wydaiy rOzporzadze-
ME, ably wojska ma granicy byiy
utrzymywane W pOgotowiu do
marszu - oczywiScie w glab Me-
Nyku.. w MexyGu tymczasem
brak wojska pieniedzy; banki So
bIskie bankructw, Rad rowniez
zaciQga pozyczke "a pozyczk9,
gdzie sic da, zaciaga tez poSpiesz-
ME ochotnikow do armii, ale o.
porem to idzie W ciagu. dni O.
,statnich ME wiecej, jak 1000 ludzi,
dostano W zolnierzy. RewolucyO-
niSci ME ustaja w energicznych
postepach: CarranziSci So zado--
wOleni obecnego Stanow lie
dnoczonych stanowiska, ale ME
chcq zbrojnej interwencyi, lecz
tylko pozwolenia ma import broni
.ze Stan6w: powiadaja, re to I'M
wyStarczyioby, by Huerte poko-
nae do reszty. -~
- Donosza Hayany ma Ku-
bic, ze przybyi tam Manuel Gale
ro. kandydat prezydencyalny Me-
xyku partyi liberalnej; przeniosl
sic on rodzina do tego miasta,
ME czujac sic bezpiecznym ma OF
czystej ziemi - by odczekac, az
W Mexyku inne czasy nastana.
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PRoCES KIJoWSKI.

Kij6w, 6 listopada. - Pod ko-
nice biezacego tygodnia spodzie-
wac sic MONA werdyktu W proce-
sic Beilisa, zyda oskarzonego o
mord rytualny, spelniony ma oso-
bic chiopca chrzescijahskiego Ju-
szynskiego. Przesiuchy rzeczo--
znawc6w wszystkich kategoryi
iuz ukonczono, obecnie przema-
wiaja adwokaci. Wezoraj pre-
mawiaI prokuratOr, W movie
swej ostro atakowai zyd6w "a ich
nieprzyjazne stanowisko wzgle-
dem ludnoSci krajowej, IL sic sta