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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-06-16

Prof. George K Sims, who is
directing the singing at the first
Baptist Church, is a native Of
Ohio. He is now Director of
the Department of Music in Ala
bama Central Female College
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
: Prof. Sims has a rich, smooth
tenor voice the splendid quail
ties of which have been greatly
heightened by much painstaking
trainin G, having studied under
some of the very best teachers,
Prof Sims is not only a capa-
BILE teacher of music, but an
evangelistic singer of experience.
He has directed the music in
evangelistic meetings for some
of the leading Evangelists and
pastors.
His solo work is tender and
effective.
In addition to his ability as a
singer Prof. Sims is a pleasant
and cultured gentleman.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-06-16

Read the tax Receivers
notice and remember that
you have only four more
days to return state and
county Taxes. After June
goth you are subject to
double tax.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-06-16

LOST-Small leather bag Of tools.
Bag was taken from platform
of A., B. & A. passenger depot
Friday morning. Please leave
at Hussey & PARROTS. or no.
tify E. S. Bill. Phone 407L.
68-3tp
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-06-16
The Services At The First Baptist ChurCh.

The special meetings which
began at the First Baptist
Church yesterday started OF
most auspiciously. Large con-
gregations greeted DR.. Weston
Bruner who preached two strong
and impressive sermons. In the
morning he spoke on 1.-The
Conservation of Talent" and at
NIGHT on "The Mission OF the
Church, DIR. Bruner possesses
a most pleasing and attractive
personality and at once impress
es one with his sincerity ana
deep earnestness. He is a native
of Kentucky and has been a
successful pastor in Washington
d G.. and San Antonla, Texas
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-06-16
Farmers Union
Meeting.

The Farmers Union of Ben Hill
will meet at Ashton School Satur-
dav June Dist 10 q. m. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-06-16

MRS. A. ]. Dixon returned Sun
Ay to her home in Learv, after
spending the week very pleasantly
with her sister, Mrs. Henry &.
Powell.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-06-16

but for number of years charge of the EVang
Department of the Mission Board with headquarters " "
lana
Mr. SIMS singer already has good chorus organlze ~
rendered excellent he himself contributed greay "
services bv his solos, Five members received yesterday TWO oY
letter two by and profession OF faith
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-06-16
FiddlerS' Convention
Held Next Month

The fddlers of Ben Hill are In
terested in the announcement by
the Irwin County U. D. C.'s of
their second annual Fiddlers' Con-
vention, which will be an all-day
fair at Lucy Lake and those
who attend are assured of an un-
usually good time.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-06-16

What some folks need is fool
proof pay envelope that can't be
opened until they get home.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-06-16

Proposing by mail is as unsatis-
factory as kissing girl through
a knot-hole in a board fence.
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
JEWISH HARVEST FEAST
KEPT THROUGHOUT CITY

Hundreds Of Jewish vorshipers as
sembled yesterday IN the fruit and
flower garlanded booths Of Succoth, TO
participate in the Sucooth services.
This autumnai festival OF the ingath
oring Of the harvest commemorative
Of the 40 years soiourn Of tho Chit
dren Of Israel In The wilderness. after
the exodus from Egypt Is perhaps
the most beautiful Of an the holiday
services conducted hy the Jewish pco-
pie At every synagogue, large or
small a Succah IL erected and adorn
cd with the fruits and cereals and
foliage Of the autumn season. Many
are lighted With electric lamps. and
much pride is taken In the elaborate
adornmont Of these reminders OF The
dwelling places occupied by the fore.
fathers Of the worshinors IN Biblical
/ days
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
JR. MECHANICS 70 CELEBRATE.

"A ladies' night Nil be observed by
Winona Coupcil No o, Jr o. q. A. ~,
Thursday evening, October 2s. The best
talent. ohtainahie viii be secured and a
high ciats concert Is promised. The FOL.
loving committee has the mattop- Va
,haraf John A Johnson, Kdqar Hare,
Robert Turner, "a 3 johnson and R. y.
APplshy
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
srANrnN pFRSnNALS.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
STANTON. Del, Oct 17-Miss Mary
Biges was the recent guest OF her
parents at New Castle.--Miss Lillian
Pyle was the recent guest Of MISS
Sara Taylor-Albert Jacobs, Of mia
delphia. was the recent guest OF Mt
and Mrs VIM. Calloway-Mrs. Jonn
Barlow and son. John. and Miss Alma
Barlow we're guests Of Mr.. 7nd MIS-.
Allen Ruth, on Sunday-Mrs. 'lruN-
ton Boyce and children we're recent
guests Of Mrs. william Morrow MISS
Mary Taylor was the recent guest OF
Wilmington friends-Ellis Neville was
the guest Of his parents, MT. ana
Mrs. William Neville, on sunday
Miss Mary Camether was the recenb
guest OF friends at Christiana-Miss
Mary Little entertained Della SEEDS
and Clifford Weaver, Of Wilmington !,
Miss Anna Weer and Carl Weer, OF
near Newport: Lewis Pennock and
Harold Mitchell ana Mrs. Ben
jamin L. Dickey and sons, BENJAMIN
and Charles. and Mrs, Bertha NC
Callister and children. Helen KUN:
Edward. and Norman. we're guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Leslie Mccallister on
Sunday.-Mrs. NJ. Z. Currindsr was
the guest OF Mrs. Ellen McFsrlin' or
N~-u o-a. a Pc. on Monday
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
FIELD DAY
FOR FARMERS
State College ArrangeS For
Shows at BridSevIIle and
FELTON,

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Oct 1.-THE repart-
ment Of Asronomy Of Delaware Col
lege has arranged Tor a field day to
be held at the farm OF y. ). Meredith,
at Felton, next Monday and one AZ
the farm Of George Ray az Bridge
Vile on next Tuesday The Della
ware College Experiment Station IN
following out the cooperation plan
With farmers had about s5 different
varieties Of corn planted on each Of
these farms. Farmers IN the vicinity
and. In fact, the general public. have
been invited to be present on the
held davs when the different varie-
ties OF corn will be huskod and
weighed. Members Of the State Board
of Agriculture have also been invited
10 Be present. Professor A. r.
Grsnthsm, head Of lpe department Of
agronomy with his assistant Mr.
Lintner. will be on the ground.
Smoke coming from the stack Of
the new heating plant At Delaware
College Yesterday, was a ploasan
sight to the members OF the facult,
and student body Of that institution
II was thought that the contractor
had reached that point where hea
could be turned on the buildings. bu
later Il WAS learned that there will hl
no heat from this scorce for SOM
days. While Il has been uncomiort
able in some Of the class rooms and OF
flces at times this week, yet no on
has suffered but all are anxious q
get the heat as soon as possible. tn
Manufacturing Contracting Company
the contractors have been rushing tn
work, but Il was late In the summe
when the college trustees decided o
building the plant Heat will proba
bly, be turned on all the building
some time next week
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
MR. M00LLEY Ar NEMARk.

John G Woolloy. one OF the Norlds
leaders IN temperance thought viii
speak IN the Methodist Episcopal
Church al Newark tonight Mr. Wool
lev was al one time candidate for
precedent Of the United States.
Last Tuesday night MT Woolley
spoke at Georgetown to mass meet.
ing IN the Methodist Episcopal Church
OF that town al which judge Conrad
prceided on next Sunday afternoon
Mr Woolley will speak az the Ma
iesiic Theatre. Wilmington. AZ 3ti
O'Clock. Sunday evening hc vii
speak al a mass meeting In the Meth
odist Church a. New Castle
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
RHEUMATIC PAINS
AND SWELLINCS GO
Rheuma Acts Quickly and Surely
Money Back as Quickly n II Fails

Rheuna Acts Quickly and Surely
Money Back as Quickly Il Il Fails
Thousands Of persons during the last
year freed themselves from the bondage
q Rhcumatismi rid themselves Of the
torturne pain; reduced tho swollen
Joints threw away Games and cutche.,
and from helpless beings became able TO
work and be- Of use 20 Themselves
Biiou Theatre, Tyronnc Pa Jam l3.
l0l3- Ny wife and I. performing a sen
sstinnai bicycle act under the stage
name. The rorleys. are wcll known an
over The United State, aud csnada.
l.ast summer I was 30 crippled with
Sciatic Rheumatism in my hips ! could
not walk without erutchcs. spent
over S3Oo. but tho doctors dld nothing
for me. 7 had tried ncarlN everything
bat was finally persuaded 20 cry
RHEJMA BS the time ! had taken
threo hotties che Rheumatism had on.
tirelv len me Since then ! have sem
RHFt'MA 70 cVcrv fricnd whom
knrW had Rheumatism Two have al
ready told me- n has cured them tiu,
Torley, i2p summit Ave, S. Pau'
MINI
N n Danlorth. Market an'
Sfcond~ streets sells RliEJMA io
/ Rhouwatism. Goui Lumhnpu, Sentica
Arthitis. Chronic Neuralgia and hldnc,
disease or money bnck and only s'
cents q bottle.
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
FRIcTIoN AMONG BARBERs.

There appea~v TO b. friction among
the city BARRIERS. II is alleged that mem.
bcrs Of tho iIoard Of Examiners do not
begin their work until 10 o'clock in tho
fnorning Under the law the salary rs
s. dav. and the joumeymen BARRIERS
believe the board should earn fheiI
money. Several members Of the journey
mon have been iinod during the week
for working overtime, and as the
lournevmen have 20 live mp TO the law
they think the examiners should do like.
wise r.
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
BuTIER

Sweet Bloom Print...a.....37c ID
Finest Tub Butter. .... &c lb
Maearoni, Long Stems, Spaghetti or
Elbows. Zoe package, now &c
DRIED FRUITS
Large Prunes. .......... &c ID
Fancy Apr.cots. ........ l8c ID
Large Peaches. ..........1lc ID
1C- bottla KKTaityorfe (.raDe I,tra l0r
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
Extra Special Chs1Jcs CA~~~~
Bargains at All the OAAAANS 0IOA Nh

IA can ChildS Bteskfast Cocoa &c
lOc box Chrysanthemum Toilet
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
MR. krARNEN INPROYEs.

William J. Kearney, an executive
officer Of the Board OF Health. who
has oaon confined 20 his home, No. 3S
Rockford Road. with an attack Of in
nammatory rheumatism. Is slightly
improved. and expects TO be out soon,
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
MONEY IN APPLES

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del. Oct E-Twclvc hun
drod baskets OF apples from fifty York
Tmperial trees was the actual crop Of
apples secured by George y. Muuuy
near Viola. Del, for which he has ro'
celscd on an average Of fioo barrel
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
koRE HONOR FoR Mss popp.

A1 1oTt q 90 added aftTacilon yes
sefdsy pfternQon, tho Wilmington Coun
tfy Club offered q prize for a driving
contest open only 70 entries ln the
vomqns open goll championship. Miss
Dodd, Of England, again carried Of the
HonnFs- and drove the ball 557 yards, I've
iripek were allowed, and she placed both
balls straigntway in The course for the
bOVs.Jdigtanee.
Six competitnrs ted for the putting
end approaching honors with nine
strokes each. they were Miss Lillian
Hydc, Miss Gndys RavenscFoft, Miss
Violet Poolsy, Miss Watson, Ms. ". )
HilIes and Miss Aprs ret Curtis llhi'
istessitated plny or, which vas vou
by Miss Margaret Curtib, With dghl
Strokes.
Evening journal., 1913-10-17

"Hollywrsath" Aspsragus bps lis
Hot cakes in iifty made frpr
Presto &c pgeksss
You Need With Your Fried oisfpfl
White Label Cstsup IN ss
childs' Cracker dust
Jersey Water Crackers.
Chids' Bes, Flour
4 egapt Nesty Brsaktss, Nod
BUTTLKINL NJ
Childs' Best .......... 2sc *
childs Special .........l zoe II
Evening journal., 1913-10-17
FRUITS

Ioc bottIe Walker S Grapc juice, IUc
Helms Sweet Pickles &c dozen
3 cakes Childs' Laundry Soap l0c
Fine Dry Table Salt small bags. 2c;
large bags, lie
Fairbanks Gold Dust large pack
age, 18c; small package &c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-08
MASZYNY MA
POWIETRZNEJ.

Nogales, Ariz., s maja. - Ae-
roplan wojenny, nalezacy do po-
wstahcow, przepadl gdzies W
drodze do Mexyku, bywa poszu-
kiwany przez oddziaiy konnicy
Stanow Zjednoczonych. Aero
plan puscil sic W droge do Mexy-
ku Tucson, Arizona i mial prze-
kroczyc granice W Nogales, ale
dotychczas Mkt maszyny tel W
powietrzu mad granica ME Wi
dziai.
lima maszyna powietrzna po-
dobno szczeSliwie odby}a wzlot
re Stanow Zjednoczonych do Or
tiz, W Mexyku.
Wojska rzadowe spodziewaja
sic podobno pomocy ze strony
kilku wojennych aeroplanow "a
kupionych przez Rad mexykah-
eli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-08
TeIegramy KTajOwe'
SOCYALISCI DOSTALI SIE
MA BALLOT,

Los Angeles, CAL, 8 maja. -
Job Hartman, socyalistyczny
kandydat ma burmistrza zostal
pobity we wczorajszych prawy-
borach, natomiast Is innych So
cyalow otrzymalo nominacye ma
rozmaite urzedy. Hartman 20
stall pobity 7S4 glosami. Rezultat
wczorajszych prawyborow zape-
wnia bardzo ostra kampanie po-
lityczna, ktora sic skohczy dnia
3-go czerwca, kiedy sic odbeda
miejskie wybory. Przeciw socya-
lom wystepuje partya antisocyali-
StycZna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-08
STRACA URZEDY.

Washington, D. C., 8 maja, -
Generalny pocztmistrz Burleson,
dzialajac z polecenia prezydenta
Wilsona, porobi bardzo wielkie
zmiany w urzednikach poetic
wych we wszystkichStanach caiej
Uni. Zmiany tie beda nastepuja-
ce:
Pocztmistrzowie, ktorzy W jaki
sposob ME wypelniali swych obo-
wiazkow tax, jak powinni byli je
wypelniac, zostana usunisci pred
upiywem ich terminu miejsca
ich zostana wypeinione przez de-
mokrat6w. Inspektorzy pocztowi
maja doniesc o wszelkich zazale-
mach waadzom W Waszyngronie.
Pocztmistrzowie czwartej kla-
sy zamianowani beg egzaninu be-
do zmuszeni poddat sic egzani-
nowi wykazat, he mogs dany u
Rad piastowat, ~Pocztmistrzowie
drugiej | trzeciej klasy bede Fo-
waies egzaminowani,
Pocztmlstrz geneFainy dai roz-
'kaz wszystkim inspektorom po-
estowym. by zbadali przedowanie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-08
NoWY PROJEKT KoLEI
GoRNYCH.

Samuel insult, przewodniczacy
komitetu wykonawczego kole
gornych (Chicago Elevated Rail
ways Company wczoraj przed-
lozyl komitetowi transportacyj-'
nemu nowy projekt zaprowadze'
MIA linii, prowadzacych przez ca,
lie miasto (,through linies"), &C
powiekszyloby liczbe tramwaJ Jow
z 700 ma godzine do 1920 ma 60
dzine.
w tym celu jednakowoz, we
dug twierdzenia Insulla, trzeba-
by przedtuzyc platformy stacy
g6rnych W srodmiesciu, tax azeby
diva pociagi po 6 wagonow mogfy
jednoczesnie ma Mich stanac. w
przeciwnym bowiem razie maksy
malnie tylko 100 wagonow mo-
gioby W godzinie przez ,loop"
sic przedostac.
Ma posiedzenie wczoraJsze
przybyli take reprezentancl
loop Protective Association" i
Improvement Association, z
protestem przeciw przedluzeniu
platform. Lecz komitet transpor-
tacyjny ME pozwoii i'm przema-
wiac, dopoki okreSlony projekt
co do przediuzenia stacyi ME be-
die komitetowi przed}ozony.
Ma wniosek aid. Capitaina ko-
mitet poprosif urzednikow kolei
gornych, azeby przygotowali pla-
ny, wykazujace szczego}owo ko-
nieczne zmiany W platformach il
torach, jakotez szltic ordynansu,
ktory obejmowac bedzie upowaz-
nienie do tych zmian. insult od-
powiedziai, IL plany szkice or
dynansu beda gotowe "a kilka
dni. -..
Aid. Mayer starai sic, azeby O.
mowieme projektu kolei gornych
odtozono ma pozniej, dop6ki ME
zasiegnieto rady cd doradzcy
korporacyjneggo W sprawie legal
noSci ,,loop'u". Mkt jego wnio--
sku ME popari, aid. Captain tyl-
ko odpowiadajac, ze takie zwro-
;enie sic do doradzcy korporacyj-
1ego byioby przedwczesne re
eomitet transportacyjny moze O. !
mad jakakolwiek kwe--
;tya bez specyalnej porady,
Inzynier George Weston, ktory
est reprezentantem miejskim ia
vydziale nadzorczych inzynie-
'ow, oSwiadczyi, re juz w r. 1908
,olecii TAXI projekt zaprowadze-
Tia linii przez Gale miasto.
Aid. Healy wskazai ma fakt, ze
v projekcie jest NOVA tylko o
through routes" p6Snocy ma
'oiudnie, II. ma torach ,,Northwe-
tern Elevated" j South Side E
evated", zadnej mowy ME ma
takich liniach dla zachodniej
zesci miasta, ktora obsiuguja
Metropolitan i Oak Park.
Ia to Weston odpowiedziaf, il
1ieszkancy W tejze dzielnicy zy-
kali ma lepszej konrunikacyi z
metropolitan" i
Oak Park ma tory wewnetrzne
loop'u", South Side j North !
ma tory zewnetrzne, CO
mozebni powiekszenie liczby
,sgon6w metropolitan"
KoLEJE ULIcZNE.
Jak poprzednio zapowiedzianos
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-08
PROTEST JAPoNcZYKoW.
ODLOzONY. .

Washington, D. c., 8 naja, -
Prawdopodobnie pierwszym, 60
,sciem sekretarza Stanu Williama
Jenningsa Bryana, kiedy ten
przyjedzie dzisiaj do Waszyng-
tonu bedzie wicehrabia japohski
Chinda, poses Japonii W Wa
szygtonie, Przypuszczaja, ze po-
sci japohski osobiscie wreczy
Bryanowi protest swego rzadu
przeciw ustawie gruntowej pre-
prowadzonej W Kalifornii. Teraz
iednak sadza tu wszyscy, re WI
cehrabia nJpierw doWie sic cd
selretarza stanu CO Rad zrobi ma
wypadek podpisania tego bilu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-08

glod. O try mile na poiudnie
znajduja sic wojska greckie, 60
towe "a najlzejszym pozorem
chwycic "a bron i atakowac mia
sto, chociaz Rad grecki da} "a
pewnienie, re to ME nastQpi.
(Miasto Avlona lub Valona
Jest polozone mad zatoka tejze
nazwy u wybrzezy Nora Adrya-
tyckiego W Albani).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-08

portacyjnym odbyli takze repreS
zentanci kolei ulicznych. Omat
wiano kwestye polaczenia obu
kompanii kolei ulicznych w jedi
ma. Omawiano takze kwestye, jaA
moznaby jak najwczesniej zapro1
wadzic lepsza komunikacye. Ko|
leje reprezentowali: Leonard A
Busby, prezes Chicago Railway
Cor; John NJ. Roach, prezes
Chicago Railways Company; j
w. w. Gurley, rzecznik ostatniel
kompanii. Busby oswiadczyi, ze
sprzyja natychmiastowemu poro1
zumieniu sic kompanii kolejo-
wych wzgledem zaprowadzenia
ulepszeh, podczas gdy rokowa--
MIA beda sic toczyiy co do O.
statecznego polaczenia sic. Busby
twierdzif, re tego samego zdanla
So kompanie Southern Street
Calumet and South Chicago"
Reprezentanci Chicago Rail-
ways Co." ME byli tax przychyl-
nj porozumieniu sic, jak Busby,
Adwokat Gurley poruszyi kwe-
stye, il ,,chartery' obu kompanil
sa odmienne Z tego powodu be-
die trzeba przeprowadziG przez
Legislature stanowa specyalne ze-
zwolenie ma polaczenie. Tymcza-
sowe zas porozumienia ME przy-
padajq mu do gustu. Bion J. Ar
mold, prezes nadzorujacyoh inzy-
nierow, odpowiedziaf, IL mlasto
posiada specyalna wiadze W ordy-
nansach Z r. 1908 moze Emusic
do zaprowadzenia
wszelkich ulepszen.
Busby jednakowoz zaznaczyA.
ze zanim zlanie sic bedzie uSku-
tecznione, kompanie spodziewajs
sic zapewnienia Cd mlasta, IL zy-
ski ich ME ucierpia.
Kompanie przedloza W ponie--
1ziaiek szczegoiowy proJekt, wy
lazujacy jallich uqowaznieh cd
niasta sic spodziewaja /. jake
zamierzaja dat W za-
nian.
Wczoraj jeszcze Busby przed-'
ozyf szkic blu, ktory ma byo
,rzediozony legislature stano-
wei, azeby umozebnic poiacze-
lie sic obu konpanii. =
GROzBA STRAJKU.
Pred miastem Chicago stoiI
vidmo strajku 10000 pomocni--
low krawieckich. Niedawno te--
nu unie objeiy 1o mniejszych "a
:iadow krawieckich. Wczoraj
90 krawcow, zatrudnionych
,rzez NJ. L. Oberndorf and Co.,
'nr. oo1-1I West Jackson boul.
astrajkowaio, zadajac krotszych
.odzin wiecej piacy.
IA strajkierow usilowalo utwo-
Eye pierscief wart ma okoio "a
ladu, azeby niedopuscic nieunio-
istow do piracy. Aresztowano
ch.'
w wyzej wymienionych 1o
szapach", nalezacych do Whole
ale Clothiers Association, mia
yio nigdy robotnikow unijnych.
V sobote prasownicy pierwsi o.
uscili prace. Zazadali 81 godzi-
y piracy tygodn,, zamiast 6o).j
odwyzke piacy i uznanie uni.
10 zadan ich zarzadcy ME przy-
hylili sic. Wczoraj dali odmow-
a odpowiedz. w zakiadach unij-
ych zaprowadzono po .strajku,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-08

wszystkich pierwszo-drugi-i trze-
cioklasowych pocztmistrzow.
Ia czasow prezydentury Roos-
velta zamianowano okolo 1000
pocztmistrzow bez egzaminu, a
"a czaSoW Tafta 1000 zoStaio w
ten spoS0b zamianowanych. Ma
mocy rozkazu wydanego przez
Wilsona $4,000 pocztmistrzow
musi sic poddat egzaminowi.
w Stanie Illinois jest 1926
pocztmistrz6w czwartej klasy.
Pocztmistrzowie pobieraj9cy
mniej niz $3.50 ma rok beda zmu-
szeni zdawac egzamin sluzby cy-
wilnej, pobierajacy mniej beda
mianowani przez inspektorow po-
cztowych.
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z MEXYKU.

Ell Paso, Tex, 8 maja. - Senor
Francisco Gomez ma dzisiaj vista
pic ma ziemie mexykanska droga
przez Eagle Pass, azeby konfero-
wac z guPernatorem Carranza.
Konferencya ia budzi wielkie "a
interesowanie. w prowincyach
Chihuahua i Sonora utrzymuja,
re chodzi doprowadzenie do
porozumienia pomiedzy konstytu-
cyonalistami Gomezem. Pred
dwoma laty Madero nadaremnie
starai sic doprowadzic do takie-
go porozumienia. Vasquez Go
mez posiada W poludniowym
Mexyku wielu zwolennikow, a
brat jego, adwokat Emilio Go
mez, bardzo jest lubianym jake
polityk. laden z Gomezow ME
uznai prowizorycznego prezy-.
denta Huerty.t 7 -.
Washington, 8 maja. = Stany
Ziednoczone takzc nadal beda
sic trzymaly dotychczasowej swej
polityki wobec Mexyku. Pozwa-
Ia sic przez granice przewozic
broh j anunicye dla rzadu HUI
erty, ale musi byt dana gwaran-
cya, re ME zostans przemycone
dla powstahc6w.
z RALKANU,
Brindisi, s maja, - z Avlona
donosza, re poio4enie tamtelsze
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niej l okreg anhaltski Dessau-
Zerbst.
Ze Sztrasburga donosza, re me-
chanik Erny zostal aresztowany,
kiedy fotografowa} forty Istein.
Dowiedziano sic, re jest on agen-
TEN biura szpiegowsaego W. Bel
fort.
Kuxhaven, s maja. - Porucz-
mix marynarki niemieckiej Georg
Won SastroW WraZ z dwoma ma
rynarzami utona} niedaleko wy
spy Sylt wskutek przewrocenia
sic lodzi, w ktorej wybrali sic ma
morze. Porucznik v. Sastrow byl
komendantem torpedowca q. 80.
z HISZPANII.
Terrol, s maja. - Wczoraj od-
byia sic ceremonial spuszczenia
ma morze nowego olSretu wojen-
nego Alfonso XIII" powiodia
sic jak pajlepiej. Ceremonii tax
zwanego chrztu dopelnila infant
ka Izabella..
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z BALKANU.

Brindisi, s maja, - z Avlona
donosza, re poio4enie tamtelsze
budzi najwieksze obawy, W Po-
bliau rt,iasta ley oboEem a4nia
Djayida qaszy, W ktdrei paaHis