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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16

TUST q great big hearty laugh from
beginning 10 crd is the act of
II Happy Hearu Seven Comedy
Whcclmrn. which is the headline
attraction AZ the Empress theatcr this
week. The craZicst conglomcration of
bicycles and bIcyclisis ever assembled
upon a stage form the Offering. There
are seven performers in the company
and score or more Of wheels of va
rious assorted patterns. from the aged
bike OF the early 90 S TO the brand new
bike, which is jump aud half ahead
act is one OF the funniest ever con
structcd for vaudeville purposes. The
closing feature. rarc between two
'spccd kings in their rudclv con
structed machines j. about the funniest
bit of business that has ever been Of
fcred patrons Of this house.
The Tanner, which is the sketch
Offering Of the week gives much op-
portunity for good acting, and tho re-
quIrement Is successfully met by Mabel
Florence and Bcresiord Love;t, who
enact the roles 20 the entire satisfac-
tion OF audience. author and producer.
The plot has TO do with the dissatis-
faction OF woman who has tired of
the humdrum Of home and longs for
excitement. How jealousy breaks u
woman S viii is tenselv shown. Mr..
Florence and Mr.. Lovett make the
most OF the emotional moments and al
the same time inject sufficient amount
of refined comedy to give the sketch
the fullness of real entertainment II
is one Of the best p!ayIets offered at
this house during the season.
George +. Hall. who has made Ameri.
can humor study, and who has just
returned from a successful tour Of Eng
land, where he added lot Of material
which resulted in genuine fun. is one
of the pleasing portions OF the bill. Mr..
Hall was one Of the very first American
entertainers to secure strong footing
in the British Isles, and returns there
each summer to fulfill his annual en-
gagemcnt. Mr.. Hall is different than
any "single' act you have seen at
the Empress, as he resorts to original
methods in rendering his act.
As dainty pair OF youthful enter
tainers as ever graced the Empress
stage are Brierre and King, in their
singing and dancing number. They
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16

SALT LAKE-Robert Is. Mantell In
hakespea rean repertoire, three
nights. beginning tomorrow SDe-
cial matinee Wednesday. King
John Monday night. Hamlet
Tuesday night. Macbeth Wednes-
day night, "Ricbelieu" Wednesday
matinee. Alice Lloyd and company
Friday and Saturday nights. Matt
nee Saturday.
uTAH-wHlard Mack and Marjorie
Rambcau I'm "As n Man Thinks"
All week. beginning tonight. Matt
nces Thursday and Saturday.
PHEUM-Vaudeville. Performances
every afternoon and evening.
E.MPRESS-vaudevil Performance
every afternoon and two perform
snces at night
PANTAGES- Vaudeville. Performance
every afternoon and two perform
ances at night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16

ing all the time. Wher
home Of vaudeville was
Gerard who was select
bill. Kelly and CALVIN
known team of giggIe h
budget of new Jokes and
4" Who Was He' is the n
which keeps the audienc
until the final curtain.
Nina Payne is a dan
who has appeared local
in musical comedy. Thc
will render the older 4
lightful manner. SchreeI
the hurly-burly tumblers.
" Review, with an enfi
views. viii complete the +
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16

Continued on Fou
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-16

~ OBERT 3. MANTEBL, who for
- years has offered to American
Ia play-gocrs the only chance TO
n -. on fht. sinne Tho NerN ureat-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-25

Thornton OF the Confederate secret
service, who had watched tile scene
with n peculiarly cynical smile.
General Wnder provost marshal ot
Richmond. w full Uniform and accom-
panied by STAFF office. entered and
stood at the hend Of the rough table
General Winder then briefly unnonnc
ed the intelligence that Il Confederate
cruiser having fallen into the hands ~
the Federal authorities. t|1e latter pro
posed putting the officers md crew un
trial for piracy. threatening them with
summary execution
Under these circumstances con
tlnued tie general the Confederate
States government hns felt coustraincu
TO give notice thai We VIII hold as
equal number OF Onion men ~ core
spending rank. chosen from among the
prisoners &C present Ia our hands here
In Richmond ~ hostages, to be dealt
with in the same manner as Mr.. Lin
coin shall decide TO deal with those OF
our compatrlots now IN hls power.
"My requIsItlon calls for six officers
out OF perhaps four times that mum
Der from this division. Are there six
among you who. knowing the gravity
OF the situation-and ! do not deceive
you as 10 it's lmport-are there six
among you. | say. who are willing TO
offer themselves as hostagesT'
Every Union man In the room step
ped forward, Including Ralph Hunt.
who arose fcebly from his couch,
General Winder was yislbly affected
at the manifestation. sst he pretended
TO be only perplexed ana annoyed
What An OF you Rat | only ask.
cd for six I see thai some definite
plan OF selection will have ~ bee FOL
lowed. You shall draw lots"
lie took ont his notebook. tore some
slips 90 paper from u snd directed
Captain Warner 10 pas- them around
and have each man write his name on
one The slips were thon al placed ~ .
hat. from wheh Captain Cox was
unanimswly chosen 10 daw Git six
names lie did SO. one M time. hand
ing each slip 10 Captain Warner with
out looking M II. Warner read the
names aloud. and the general repeated
them after him. NJ the same time writ
ing them down m his notebook They
were as follows.
Major rasi Revere. rhlrneth Mas
sachusettsr
Colonel Alfred Wood. Fourteenth
New York
Lieutenant Frank Bedloe, -
Pennsylvania"
Colonel Michael Corcoran. sixty.
ninth New York"
Captain Alfred ELY. Thirty-seyenth
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-25
n. Stirring Story of Military Adventure and
III of Strange Wartime wooine. Founded Y
2 on the Great Play Of the Same Name
BY BRONSON HOWARD AND HENRY TYRRELL
Illustrations From Actual Wartime Photographs by Brady


We'll. sir. they 20 our aTorr on the
towpath and knock down Il mule"
"Ho, hol How's that. RalphY' laugh
ed Cox. rising and going over To the
sick mans couch. Come. brighten
up. Are you sick In mind toor'
Hunt sighed impatiently Deacon
Hart rallied again.
Look on the bright side. what may
happen any mint. Suppose. first thing
you know, you git called out and ex-
changed. jest as soon rs our army
captures some OF the Johnnics. II Il
ever does Theh you can go home on
crutches. aud the neighbors'l bring IN
a dozen different things ut once TO XIII
or cure YOU"
II don't seem TO care abont any
thing" said Ralph Hunt. gloomily. III
I can't die on the field 1t may as well
be here as anywhere else"
IT'S good thing I'm here TO give
you spiritual counsel" INTERCEPTED Dea-
con Hart. turning away from his cards
for second. "Qh. IL Il my dealy"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-25

place hy this time"
Il beg OF sou. cap. on my Bonded
knees" pleaded Hart. suitlng the &C
ton 10 the word
We'll said the commlssnry captain.
very deliberately taking paper from
his pocket. 4 suppose youuns may AZ
we'll he pnt ont OF your misery. Here's
a copy OF the dispatch General wlndcr
has got from Abe Lincoln thought
the Washington government would
back down.
He handed the paper TO Cox. who
read eagerly aloud:
President learns from New York trial OF
Confederate cruiser prisoners resulted In
diEa greemcnt OF Jury. Leniency 10 DO
shown Proposed holding OF Union hos
tages In Jeopardy az Richmond unneces-
sary. Question or exchange referred 10
separate negotiations pending on that sub
iect. SIMON CAMERON.
Secretary OF War
you see. / was right this time.
said Marie triumphantly
"Hooray. Here come the boys back"
cried Deacon Hart What did say
about faith In Provdence2 This IL
going to bee blessed Thanksgiving.
even If We amt exchanged yit."
"0h. Tom, this Is your last chancer
whispered Marie as the tramp of ap.
preaching footsteps was heard outside
Last chance for whatT asked Cap
tain Cox. with exaspernting stupidity.
why. 10 kiss me-
Such was life, as IL wore along'in the
Libby warehouse prisons. Sometimes,
as In the Instance just related. the
emotions OF years were crowded into
a single hour. Ordinarily. the heavy
days dragged so that each one seemed
weary lifetime. The hope OF ex-
change was ever hope deferred Plots
and plans OF escape served to beguile
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-25

Hush, they are coming~ she said
pointing 10 the door
Then. goodby. Marie. God bless
you"
Pm sorry" interrupted Captain
Warner. but the time Is mp"
The girl smiled iauntily through her
tears
"0h. dear. Goodby. Tom. Goodby,
Ralph. Gentlemen. goodby. all OF you.
I'm so sorryl But your try and make
the best OF II. won't your
"of course we will. bless your kind
little heart" responded Colonel Coggs-
WELL coming forward again And let
me tell you, mademoiselle you've com
pleted the Johnnies work-by captur
ing our hearts"
Three cheers for the American girl,
anyhow proposed Hart.
They were given with Will. and
Marie Mason. going out with honors,
was rejolned by Captaln Edward
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-25
CHAPTER WI.
Libby Prison.

@APTAIN COX sat beside Hunts
II couch and conversed with him
~ In low. earnest tones
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-01-25


the intoelnble ennuI OF captivity ana
TO bring passing flush OF excitement
70 wan cherks-and that was about all
A warm brotheriy affection had
sprung ~ between Captain Ralph
Hunt. the weak but courageous con
sumptive. ana Lieutenant Frank Bed
Toe. the youthful spirit 81 that sad com
munlty. who was more or less a nys-
terry to his closest comrades yet who
bore a sort ~ daredevil reputation
even among those who knew him but
slightly or not at all. Bcdloe fairly
burned 10 bc free and 6ghtlDg again.
and he lost sleep strainng ~ the Iden
of escape He had hceu la every for
lorn hope OF the kind since his arrival
md was under special surveillance
perhaps on this account. perhaps at
the instance of certain Confederate
secret service officer. Thornton by
name
Other Union prisoners IN Libby wer,
allowed occasional visitors and recelv,
ed presents OF food and clothing from
home. No such remembrnnces ever
reached Lieutenant Bedloe. No letter.
came TO him, nor was he known io
write any IL was even uncertain g.
what state he belonged, and II he had
a home. relatives or friends he never
made any allusIon 10 them. War wac
war. not picnic. he said Once u
soldier. II was "all or with other ties
His one object was to win military
distinction. meaning rapid promotion
for conspicuous gallantry.
Precisely the opposite OF this fierce
and somber obsession was the char
acter OF Ralph Hunt-frank. gentle
conhdlng. childlike I'm some qualities
ns well as In some weaknesses. But
be loved Bedloe. and his own ambi
tions, as the tide OF biighted life
slowly but surely ebbed. merged into
one grand desire To- do something fof
the strong high spirited. dashlng com
rado who had contributed so much t.
cheer the horrible gloom OF prison ex
istence
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~ In low, earnest tones
There are other places. saio
he. besides the field OF battle. where il
man can be brave
"Oh. no doubt" was the bitter reply
lyon find It easy to keep up your cour
age when am In despair
what do you mean?"
You know. We We're boys together
and ] have always put up with second
best You've always stood IN front OF
me, Tom Cox-at school. at sport. IN
business. In love"
'Tell me one thing. urged Cox
"Have ever played you fasef'
mo. you haven't You haven't need.
ed to. Your cursed fatal good luck
does It all for you"
"Now you talk like whining child 4"
mo. ! don't. At this moment your
hearts inmost thought is identical with
mine. Marie Mason-great God! How
my heart beats at the speaking OF that
namel Marle-she was the one woman
IN all the world 20 me Why did you
cross my path there. too, when Il was
az Eult 10 luAt Niidt LfA
would fail on your"
IF II was fate. what's the use or
talking about II nowT retorted Cox
doggedly. And 10 what avail 10 either
OF us now can that girls favor be? You
know she f. an irrevocable southerner.
like all the rest or her family. you
know that | came out for the Union.
nj an
fred on Sumter. Perhaps you don't
know, but | Will tell you now. that
when left Lexington she-Marle Ma.
son-said she would rather see me lying
dead on the battlefield wearing the
southern gray than marching against
her people In the blue uniform OF the
north. That was our parting Well.
you and have drunk from the same
canteen. We have fought side 10y side
IA the same battles: we have both won
our captains swords-nnd lost them
Now I'm misfortune. we nre still togeth.
er. And yet. ON the petty pretext or
disparity In our lots. you would ban-
fish the one rny Of sunshine peneirat
ing these prison walls -our old com
IAutSullf
"you are well and strong nm IN
pleaded Hunt
II don't forget that either muir
INJURED Cox. softening
"I've talked too much. suppose
It's all over now Here's my hand. "
you VIII take e.
Cox did not take Z, immediately. but
answered.
'lt's all right. Ralph only give me
little time 20 get over lt. FOR yoa
cut deep. old fellow"
Atthis moment a sudden silence fell.
aud general movement and whisper
made themselves manifest Enter Cap.
tain Jackson Warner. the prison com.
Evening. Yanks," was his gruff but
not unkindly greeting what devil
try are you np 60 nowY"
Talking over old times aud old
comrades. captain. that's all" replied
Cox gently.
We'll. you may have an opportunity
Of seeing some more o them ere old
comrades O. yourn. | reckon. before
long"
What Are we going to get outy'
no; they're coming IN here. I sup.
pose you've heard the newsf"
AZ these words n yeung lieutenant
whe had aat silently IN an opposite
corner reading copy OF the Richmond
Dispatch weeks old. threw down tlre
paper and listened attentlvely.
rI.et us know the worst. Captain
Warner. urged Cox Were used %
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CHAPTER TX.
A Bold Escape.

~ TOU shall not do II, Tomw she
" cried ut Is not TO freedom.
but 10 death, they would
Ill. ..nrl In...A -. N,....ai
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New YORK
Captain Ralph Hunt. Tenth Ken
lucky"
instantly upon the completion OF this
list Captain Cox spoke ~ aud said
General. the last name I have
drawn by an unhanpy fatality is that
or my old friend and comrade. Cap.
tain Ralph Hunt tie II sick man
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Colonel Michael coreoran. Sixty ninth
New York"
and not In condition TO so as hostage.
With your permission. general. will
go I'm his place"
While General Winder was deliberat-
ing his reply a woman's scream was
heard outside the door. and Marie Ma
son rushed wildly IN.
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-7 .,..,s6 "a -.44t z1~4 -
Ts3E.a.... . AK
nsrsA cosaas s.royLais PDe1nseniA
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continued Next Week
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-07-28

lDokoncztnie S str. 5el.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-07-28

wezwanie Sylwii Pankhurst, cor
XII osiawionej prowodyrki Pank'
hurstowej : pod mieszkania mi
nistrow ma ,,Downig STR. Tam
iednak ME dopuscila motlochu po-
licya, kt6ra po walce rozpedziia
awanturujace sic wybijajsce
szyby sufrazystki, a Sylwie Pank-
hurst aresztowano, wraz z kilku
innemi towarzyszkami; matka
Sylwii,. Pankhurstowa, ktorej zy-
ciu powodu glodowek groziio
niebezpieczehstwo, ma sic juz
znacznie lepiej.
PoLUDNIoWEJ AFRYKI.
Johannesburg, % lipca. = Sy-
tuacya, wywoiana strajkiem W ko-
palniach ziota, wciaz Jeszcze TRIVIA
jacym, stale sic coraz grozniejsza
ugoda jest niemozliwa, poniewaz
warunki, przedstawione przez
strajkerow, pracodawcy uznali, ia
ko niemozliwe do przyjecia.
z WkOCH.
Neapol, 2S lipca. = Ma polka
die okretu wojennego ,,Dandolo"
w zatoce neapolitanskiej, odbyla
sic uroczystosc odznaczania me-
dalami zasfugi pielegniarek, kto-
re siyzyly W czasie wojny wiosko-
tureckiej: medale rozdawal ksia-
ze Aosta, brat krola, a pierwsza
,,nurska", ktora medal otrzymaia,
byia jego iona, ksiezna Aosta,
kt6ra przez caly czas wojny bez-
interesownie peiniia siuzbe piele-
gniarki. Pc ceremonii odbyl sic ma
okrecie galowy obiad ma czesc
pielegniarek odznaczonych.
Z DANII.
Kopenhaga, 2S lipca. = Strasz-
ma miala tu miejsce katastrofa
pociag osobowy, wiozacy wielka
liczbe emigrantow, udajacych sic
do Ameryki, dazacy do portu
Esbjerg, wykoleii sic niedaleko
tel stacyi, przyczem 16 osob 20
stalo zabitych, wiele jest ciezko
pokaleczonych; wsrod zabitych
jest posei do parlamentu, NJ. Sa-
broe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-07-28

| Jesli gabinetowi projekt po.
wyzszy ME bedzie sic podobas
wtenczas ambassador Wilson
przedstawia projekt nastepujacy
! /. By wszystkich AmerykanoW
natychmiast wyprowadzono z
granic Mexyku.
q. By ma wszystkich wodacl1
meksykanskich zgromadzono po,
tezna flote wojenna i 'sformowa.
no kompletna blockade.
8. By utworzono komisye ziozo,
ma z amerykahskiego ambasado-
ra, komendanta wojsk amerykafl-
skich ,komendanta floty amery-
kaiskiej, oraz reprezentantow
departamentu sprawiedliwosci i "a
komisya ma rozpoczac rokowania
pokojowe z rzadem meksykan-
skim frakcyami tegoz. komlsya
ia ma omowic interwencye
program tejze ! czynic wszystko
by staly dobry Rad W Mexyku u
stanowiono.
4. Stany Zjednoczone robiac
ten krok maja zapewnic caly SWAT
re czynia to ,dla zaprowadzenia
porzadku W kraju. Pc zaprowa-
dzeniu pokoju, Stany zjednoczone
wycofaja swe wojska.
Ze wzgledu ma to, re sytuacya
meksykanska zamiast sic polep-
szac z chwila kazda stale sic
gorsza, dyplomaci tutejsi przypu-
szczaja, ie prezydent Wilson wy
bierze jeden z projektow ambasa-
dora Wilsona lub zrobi kombina-
eye obu i rozpocznie dziafania'
Obce panstwa domagaja sic "a
prowadzenia porzadku W Mexy-
ku. Francya juz nadeslala swoj
protest Anglia przez swego po-
sfa dala znac rzadowi amerykafi-
skiemu, re jej ludziom grozi ME
bezpieczehstwo. Niemcy wpraw-
die ME nades}aiy jeszcze prote-
stu lecz nadejdzie on lada ohwi-
la
Jesli rad meksykahski zgodzi
sic ma pierwszy projekt Wilsona,
wtenczas Stany Zjednoczone zy,
skaja znaczny obszar gruntu.
Granica pomiedzy Mexykiem a
Stanami Zjednoczonymi jest RE
ka Rio Grande. Rzeka ia zmieni-
la swe iozysko ina tenn Stany ZJe
dnoczone maja skorzysta6.
Wojska Stanow Zjednoczonych
operowaiy tylko W pewnych cze-
sciach panstwa meksykanskiego,
Obszar ma poinoc cd 26go rowni-
/ =. -. z -. n
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farmer z Lee, ILL.,, wfasciciel /
szofer automobile, wychodzac
niego, azeby korba motor napo-
wrot W ruch wprowadzic, zauwa-
zyi nadjezdzajacy pociag ekspre-
sowy. Krzyknal wiec do swej ia
lnilii, azeby czempredzej poscho-
dziia automobilu, a sam skoczyi
do tylu maszyny, azeby ia zep-
chnac re SYN. Zaledwo maszyna
sic ruszyia, juz pociag by} tax
blisko,. re Sanderson musiai sam
pomyslec o wiasnem bezpieczei-
stwie iusunac sic torow. Loko-
motywa rzuciia automobilem W
box, zabijajac szescioletnia CO.
kwtzke Sandersona, Lillian;
1aai Sanderson. iona jego od-
niosla wewnetrzne uszkodzenia.
q letnia corka, Violet, odniosia
pokaleczenia, ktore moga okazac
sic smiertelnetni. Dwoje innych
dzieci nianka takze zostaly po-
kaleczone, lecz mniej powaznie.
Sam Sanderson zemdlai, lecz zre-
szta uszedi bezpiecznie. Pociag
sic zatrzymai i cofnai, a zaloga
pociagu odszukaia niezywych I
rannych. Dodac nalezy, re dwu~
miesieczne niemowle znaleziono
20 stop cd miejsca wypadku cafe
i zdrowiutkie. Specyalnym po-
ciagiem zawieziono rannych do
Aurora, III. {.
Forest Lawrence Chillicottie,
ILL.,, zjechai 2 drogi, aieby unik-'
nae palaca sic trawe i zderzyl sic
wozem Franka Brockway'a.
Automobil wjechawszy ma nasyp
S stop wysoki, przewrocif sic ma
pieciu pasazerow zabif Lawren-
ce'a. Przejezdzajacy automobile
Sci zawiezli go j rannych do
Chillicothe.
Automobil, ktorym kierowai
John Donahue, zam. pnr. 7oI2
the Strand, najechai j zabii 10
letnia Katarzyne Chorek, zan.
pnr. 1894 1.-THE Strand. Donahue
fhaszyne zatrzymai, azeby ja
przepuscic, lecz dziewczyna ME
skorzystaia z tel sposobnosci 1
zapusciia sic przez ulics, gdy
Donahue puscii maszyne W ruch
ponownie.
DR.. Frank M. Singet'a ! Wal
ter J.. Puhl'a, zabii pociag kolei
Lake Shore" na przedmiesciu
blisko Detroit, gdy W autonhobilu
przejeadzali przez krzyzowke
w roznych wypadkach automo
bilowych j motorcyklowych ma
stepuiacy odniesli pokaleczenia,
liniej lub wiecej powazne: Edw.
Dahl, Io4oI Avenue F.; Ralph
Hinde, sos Cass ul.; panna Cor
nelia Lawrence F. S. Roberts,
s14 West Monroe -ul.; Timothy
Murphy, 1906 Muskegon ave-;
George Smith; Winfield Walker;
Florence Walker, 12 lat, corka
w. Walkera ;snRpna Frieda Lid
berg, 1887 cleveland ave-;
George Lidberg, Kenosha; pa-
nj H. Waldene, $3.50 Southport
ave- q
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IsIsgramy kIaj0Ws.
zADANIA AMERYKANoW.

zADANIA AMERYKANOW.
Washington, 80 lipca. - Przez
diva dni prezydent Wilson j Sc,
kretarz stanu Bryan zastanawial
sic mad kwestya interwencyi me,
ksykahskiej tax jak ja przedstawi5
ambassador Wilson. Plan ambasa.
dora Wilsona jest podobno jedyn7
droga wyjscia kiopotliwej eytua'
cyl.
Pierwszy plan Wilsona przed,
stawia sic jak nastepuje:
By uznano tymczasowe rzady
Huerty pod nastepujacymi wa,
runkami:
1. ze Huerta udowodni Stanom
Zjednoczonym dostatecznie, ze
zaprowadzii porzadek W Mexykr
do S6go rownika, ktory obejmuje
dwie trzecie calego Me
xyku, a wyiacza Geese prowincyi
Tamaulipas, g6rna Geese prowin-
cyl Neuvo Leon, prawie Gala
Coahuile i Chihuahue oraz Sono-
re.
2. ze Amerykanow i ich posiad-
losci rad Huerty bedzie bronil j,
lie tylko sill starczy.
8. ze pieniezne odszkodowanie
jakiego ,Amerykanie inni zadaja
bedzie wypiacone natychmiast pc
konferencyi specyalnej komisyi
ziozonej z przedstawicieli rzadu
amerykaiiskiego i meksykahskie-
go.
4. ze obecnie czekajace ma zaiat.
wienie kwestye pomiedzy rzadem
meksykahskim a amerykanskim,
wiaczajac sprawe granicy, beda
zaiatwione tax jak je Stany lie
dnoczone przedstawia.
5. ze odbeda sic konstytucyjne
wybory ma prezydenta Mexyku
najpozniej dnia 26-go paz-
dziernika.
6. ze Rad meksykahski z Huer-
ia ma czele zgodzi sic, ma koope-
racye wojsk stanow Zjednoczo-
nych W zaprowadzeniu porzadku
ma polnoc cd 26-go rownika. Sta,
ny Zjednoczone wycofaja wszy'
stkie swoje wojska skoro tylke
porzadek zostanie zaprowadzony
Caiy SWAT bedzie pred czasem
zapewniony, re jedynym celem te.
go wkroczenia wojsk bedzie "a
prowadzenie porzadku.
n :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-07-28
TRoJETA Po SZEscIU Bill.
zNIETACH.

Laonis Wis, % hpca.- Takim
rekordem jakim sic szczyci PAM
Szekota, chyba malo matek po-
szczycic sic moze. Szekoci zyja re
soba zaledwie szesc lat, a przeciel
bociek dla Mich byi tax szczodry,
ze zostawiS i'm dziewiecioro die
ei. Try ray z rzsdu n1ieh oni
bliinista, W tych zassdniach przy-
nioss i'm bociek trcjsta.