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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-19
SKkADY MAJA Bye ZAM--
KNIETE w NIEDZIELE.

St. Louis, Mo-, 19 sierpnia. -
Burmistrz Chamberlain East
St. Louis powiedziai wczoraj, re
poczawszy Cd przysz}ej niedzieli
kaze aresztowac kazdego przemy-
slowca, ,ktory bedzie miaf swoj
sklad otwarty W niedziele. u
stawa przeprowadzona przez ra-
de miejska ME odnosi sic do wy
szynkow. ...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-19
TeIegIamy kajoWe.
ULTIMATUM HUERTY.

ULIlMAlUM HOEN1 7.
Washington, 10 sierpnia. -
Prywatny sekretarz Prezydenta
Wilsona, Jozef Tumulty, wraca-
jac do Biaiego Domu z mieszka-
MIA sekretarza Stanu Bryana, o
godzinie 1-szej dzisiaj rano, po-
wiedziai, re otrzymano juz do
brych zrode{ informacye o ulti--
matum HuertY --Nieurzedowa
wiadomosc donosi, re naczelnik
ambasady amerykahskiej W sto-
icy mexykanskiej o'Shaughnes-
sy otrzyma1 juz swoj passport cd
rzadu mexykanshego, Wiado-
mose nadeszia rowniez, re Huer-
ia ME powiadomii narodu mexy-
kanskiego o TEN, co zamierza zro-
bic propozycya Prezydenta Will
soma. Amerykanskiemu posia1--
cowi dano 4S godzin czasu do
opuszczenia stolicy.
NAIWYzSZY TRIBUNAL
WYDAL AKT OSKARzENIA,
Nowy York, 10 sierpnia. - 0
polnocy mineio juz 40 godzin jak
Harry K. Thaw cieszy sic VOL
noscia i policya amerykanska ME
vie dotychczas gdzie sic morder-
ca Stanforda White obraca. Poll
cya amerykahska i kanadyiska
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-19
z NIKARAGUY.

Managua, 10 sierpnia. w ca
lynn kraju zaprowadzono Prawo
wojenne. Rad Diaza zaprowa--
dzil Scisla cenzure ME dopuszcza-
jaca do krytykowania postepowa-
MIA rzadu. ~y,ms;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-19
TGIegramy zagTaDiCznG.
ODPOWIEDz HUERTY.
Miasto Mexyk, 10 Sierpnia. =

ODPOWlEDZ HUERIY.
Miasto Mexyk, 10 sierpnia. -
Urzedowo tn doniesiono, re Rad
Huerty zazadaI cd rzadu Stanow
Zjednoczonych uznania najpoz--
niej do p0lnocy. Me oznajmiono,
CO nastapi, jezeli to uznanie ME
nadejdzie, ale zdaje sic, re ma
stepstwem nieuchronnem bedzle
zerwanie stosunkow dyplomaty-
cznych. Senior Urrutia, minister
spraw wewnetrznych, ktory Juz
kilkakrotnie wystepowai w imie-
niu rzadu, rowniez i tym razeEl
oznajmil o postapieniu rzadu. Sc
nor Urrutia ME chcial podac TEX
stu wymiany korespondencyl po-
miedzy Johnem Linden a RIA
dem mexykanskim, ale potwier-
dzil fakt, re noty wymienlono.
Z Mexyku wysiano do Waszyng-
tonu dwie noty. Pierwsza byla
odpowiedzia ma note Linda. Mle-
scilo W niej sic odrzucenie wszel-
kiego mieszania sic do sytuacyl W
Mexyku, chociazby W formie
przyjaznego poSrednictwa, a ro-
wnoczeSnie zadanie uznania rz9-
du Huerty. Druga domagaia sic
odpowiedzi ma poprzednia note
do p6lnocy.
ivory to rodzaj ultimatum'
Oznajmiajac o tenn, Urrutia wy
razil sic: ,,Jezeli to ma oznaczac
woine, to niechze tax bedzie. Ma
stepstwa wezmierny ma sle0le.
Kostka rzucona. Narodowa god
nose honor Mexyku domaga1y
sic takiego postapienia. .Uchwa-
le powzieto ma sesyi gabinetowej.
Mexyk musi zajac takie stanowi-
sko, IL ME dozwoli obcym radon
mieszac sic do swych sPraw We
wnetrznych. Jezeli Stany Zjedno-
czone zechca stac ma uboczu
przygladac sic, to Mexyk ME u
czyni krok6w wrogich''.
w amerykanskiej ambasadzie
ME przyznawano, re otrzymano
noty, ktore jednak prawdoPodob-
ME ma rece Linda zostaly przesla-
ne do Waszyngtonu. -
ZAUSTRYI.
Wieden, 10 Sierpnia. - We
wszystkich miastach Austryi OBJ
chodzono uroczyScie SO rocznice
urodzin cesarza, ktory bawi w l.
schlu i cieszy sic nGjzupeiniej-
szem zdrowiem. Z okazyi tel uro-
czystosci odslonieto pomnik ce-
Sara przed akademia wojskowa
w Modelling W poblizu Wiednia.
Zagrzeb, Chorwacya, 10 sierp-
MIA. - Wczoraj rano zrobiono
zamach ma zycie barona Skerleza,
nowego cesarskiego reprezentan-
ia W Chorwacyi. Skerlez zostai
raniony lekko W ramie; sprawce
zamachu aresztowano. Jestto MILO
dy czlowiek, nazwiskiem Stefan
Drejejo, ktory niedawno powrocii
z Ameryki do Zagrzebia.
- kg :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-19

Macao, 19 sierpnia. Stu
piecdziesieciu rybakow utonelo
W czasie wczorajszego orkanu.
Mnostwo nadbrzeznych okretow
potonelo lub zostalo roztrzaska--
nvrh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-19
Z FRANCYI.

Psryz, IS sierpnia. - Theodo-
re P. Shonts z Nowego Yorku,
prezydent ,,Interborough Rapid
Transit Coz, O malo ME zosta1
zabity przez pociag kolejowy. Je-
chal on w pociagu Deauville do
Paryza. Kiedy pociag zatrzymai
sic ma stacyi LeBreuil, wyszed1
z wagonu i przechadzal sic po
peronie. Gdy czas bylo wsiadac:
wskoczywszy ma stopien wagonu,
ME umial otworzyc drzwi i szar-
piac klamke, padl pod koia W
chwili, gdy pociag zaczai sic po-
ruszac. Ma szczeScie ktos go -szy-
bko wyciagnai: pokaleczyl sic je-
dnak w rece i nogi. Pociag "a
trzymano, a pani A. P. Moore de-
piej znana pod nazwiskiem Lii
liam RusselD, jadaca w pociagu
majac przy sobie przyrzady do o.
patrunku, zajela sic sama oban-
dazowaniem ran pokaleczonego,
ktory potem odjecha1 do Paryza.
z TURcYI.
Londyn, 10 sierpnia. - Sto-
sunli pomiedzy Turcya Buiga-
rya staiy sic krytyczne. Ksiaze
Said Hahn, wielki wezyr turecki,
przyznaje, re Turcy zajeli Demo-
tike inne strategiczne punkta ma
prawym brzegu rzeki Marley.
Pomimo zaprzeczen urzedowych
wydaje sic. re Turcy zamierzaja
poczynic, jezeli jeszcze ME po--
czynili, zaczepne kroki przeciw
Buigaryi. Rad bulgarski uwiado-
mil zagraniczne poselstwa w So
fiji, re Turcy maszeruja ku Kir-
dali Gumuldzynie. - Turcy
ME mysla o zrzeczeniu sic Adrya-
nopola, gdzie Enver bel posiada
armie liczaca 25O,OOO ludzi, a
wkrotce ma ia powiekszyc do
100000. .xs
z CHIN.
Honkong, 10 sierpnia. - w O.
kolicy tutejszej szalai wczoraj or
kan przybierajacy chyzosc 1O5
nail. Kanonierka Wilmington ma
1ezaca do floty azyatyckiej strza-
lami arrnatnimi dawala sygnaiy,
re znajduje sic W niebezpieczen-
stwie. Natychmiast wyslano no
lowiec, ktory kanonierke sprowa-
dill do bezpieoznego miejsca.
Brytyjski jacht Troy padl ofiara
bury, ale oficerow uratowano ma
), lamar
.4s.Aea @K@ /.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-19


AndersonoWa reprezentowai
murzyn - adwokat, James 5.
Nelson.
PAMIATKI z BITWY MA JE-
ZIORZE ERIE.
Chclwi zysku' kierownic,y
karnawaiu wodnego, obecnie Cd
bywajacego sic W Chicago, costa
Ii skonfundowani. Sekretarz ma
rynarki Daniels przysla} rozpo--
rzadzenie Waszyngtonu, azeby
historyczna flage komendanta
Perryego bitwy ma jeziorze T.
rie, jego szable patent komen-
danta przeniesiono okretu MIA
CARA" do muzeum historycznego
ma rogu Dearborn ave. i West
Ontario ul., gdzie kazdy moze
le codziennie ogladac.
Kierownicy pamiatki uloko-
wall ma tym okrecie, ktory stall
ma kotwicy daleko Cd brzegu,
gdy ME brai udzialu W karnawa-
lie. Chciwosc kierownikow wy
wofala protest, ktory sekretarz
marynarki uwzgledni}.
w innych miastach, jak mp.
Milwaukee, tysiace widow przy-
byio ma pokiad Niagary i oglada-
10 paniatki bezplatnie. w Chi
cago kierownicy cpcieli ma tenn
pieniadze zarobic.
100000 METRoW WoD-
NYCH.
Superintendent miejskiego btu
ra wodnego, William c. McCourt
wczoraj og1osii, il ma nastepnem
posiedzeniu rady miejskiej pre-
dSoiy rapport W sprawie projektu
zaopatrzenia wszystkie wodocia-
gi (service pipes) W metry wod-
ne. Projekt TAXI juz radzie miej-
skiej podaf komisarz robot pu-
bliczhych McGann, lecz McCourt
przedlozy juz W zupelnosci or
dynans miejski.
Dotychczas instalowano W
miescie 1900 metrow wodnych,
ktore przyczepione So prevail
ME do rur, obslugujacych sklepy
i fabryki.
w ,proponowanym ordynansie
proponowanem jest instalowanie
100000 dodatkowych metrow do
rur, obsiugujacych donny a.
partamentowe.
Celem tel inowacyi jest zapo-
biezenie bezcelowemu marnowa-
niu wody. McCourt twierdzi, ze
DO zaprowadzeniu nowego syste-
mu, 20 procent mniej wody be-
die uzyte W calem miescie. Obe-
cnie koszta dostarczania wody
mieszkancom miasta Chicago
,wynosza $7,143,ooo. Dochod wy
nosi tylko $6,25o,ooo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-19

Hatterman CLAM polyczaja pienia-
DE ma properta. lilo Milwaukee av.
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lDokohczenle - str. 6eil
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-08-19
.0P0R K0A|SARzY.
Me chCa wyznaczyG pieniqdzy ma ko-
Szta $|edztWa W SpraWie oSzuStW
WyborCzych.
MURZYNKA --.SPADKO-
BIERCZYNlA.
Domaga sig majatku po
zmar}ym wydaWcy.
100000 METR0W W0DNYCH.
Radykalny prOjekt ma ma celu zapo'
biezenie marnOWania woody.
Pamiati bitwy jeziorze Erie Gag dalszy sledz
tva w sprawie maszyn wybOrczych -Matka ba'
bka wasnia sic dziecko.- -Nadzieje ..suchych'
-Schwy tano chiopca kt6ry okradf szeryfa.
Radykalny projekt ma ma celu zapo'
biezenie marnOWania woody.

jej przypuszczenla.
Lucinda Anderson jest prawie
biala. Jej corki maja te sama &C.
re. Lee "a zycia swego uchodzil
"a bialego czlowieka.
Andersonowa reprezentowal
murzyn - adwokat, James S.
No1.1,,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-03
"pR OIESSOR" IL HELD FOU
CIAIRNOYANT SWI\DIE

Chicago, November Said TO be
wanted as "A sWlndler in England, Cam
ada and n dozen American cities, Pro
fcssor' Charles Dennis member OF the
alleged "clairvoyant trust" which was
smashed here last spring, is held here
on several indictments charging fraud.
Dennis was arrested in Boston DC
tobcr a. lie was brought here last
night.
Among the transactions charged.
against the professor" are:
Swindinr FIVE Chicago persons.
Arranging with another professor
for holding UP two clairvoyant friends.
who had cleaned up" $1,000 and ST.
500 diamond ring in Louisville.
Swindling many persons in New
York 10y card games, wire tapping and
clairvoyant
Assaulting = Girl in Buffalo.
lTorttiting bond in Montreal.
Arranging two fake horse races In
England. QUO for $4,000 and one for
$1,000
Operating an alleged 10000 clair
voyaut swindlc in Peoria. Ill.
SwindlinG transatlantic and trans-
continental tourists
Dennis is wanted in Chicago as 'rfo-
fcssor Calisbury' He also is known
under half i dozen aliases.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-03
AWAITING REPORT
ON CURRENCY BILL
Congress Will Mark Time Ibis
Week, Many Members
Being Away.
VERAL POINTS IN DISPUTE DEMANDS NEVER REFUSED
Question of Control OF Regional
Banks Is Now Under
Consideration

Washington, November o.--Congrcss
Will mark time this week. awaiting the
report of tho Senate Banking and Cur
iency Committee on the administration
oili. Even the currency committee viii
stop work until Wednesday because
OF the various local elections
The members OF Congress called away
from the capital by elections at home
began leaving to-day. and by Wedncs-
day hardly Il handful Of legislators will
he in Washington Tho House Will
not meet until Wednesday,. and the
senate Will meet tomorrow to adjourn
until Tuesday
several members of the Senate Bank
'ns Committee decided 10 10 nome for,
the elections. and the committee in
VOWED In tanglc over the admins
tratton bill adjourned Yesterday until
Wednesday. III tho meantime ne
IN Washington viii devote their time
10 individual study OF tho DISPUTED
points in the measure
Tho committee has reached trouble
some point in its consideration of the
Dill which threatened to divide the
membership and prevent rne unant-
nous report which has been hoped for
Alter providing for four regional pc
serve banks to administer tho ncy
currency system, the question OF CON
troi or these banks arose Under tho
administration bin they would DO CON
,iolied by directors elected ~ tn. va
fious member banks. several mem
bers OF the committee have gone ON
record rs unaltcrably opposed to this
plan. They declare that uulcss the
government Is given control OF these
ranks they Viii carry the nght Ia the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-03
SEVEN BELIEVED TO BE DEAD
Explosion Cnuscs Walls OF Warehouse
to TOpple ON Adinining Nesidenccn.

Hartford, Conn. November 3.--At
least seven persons are believed To be
dead as the result OF All explosion in
Lovcland's live story brick warehouse,
IN North Front Street. early this morn
ing. when tho walls Of the building
topplcd on the roofs OF two adjoining
frame tenement houses.
The cause OF the explosion has not
yct been learned. but immediately af
tcrward there WAS Il fire, which was
soon cxtinguished.
The two story house, occupied by
John hughes, was almost buried I'M
der tho brick and masonry. The fol-
lowing were known To have been in
the house at the time:
John Hughes, aged sixty-nve n
stonccutter: Margaret Hughes. forty
five. his sister: Mrs. Lucy Dooty. an
other sister. and her three children
Two persons are in the Hartford Hos
pital, and two others In st. Francis
Hospital. supposed to be fatally in
jured.
The roof Of n house occupied by Il
Syrian family also was crushed in
and members of that family were res
cued with difficulty by fremcn
Fircmcn were kept at work III the
ruins Of the Hughes house this morning
searching for bodies.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-03
PLAY PROMINENT
PART IN WARFARE
Mexican Women Generally For
age for Food, but Occa-
sionally Fight
Not Slow to Employ Threats Of
Death TO Get What
They Want

Del RIO. Texas, November 2.-Wom-
en- or Mexico arc playing Il prominent
part in the warfare Of tho Southern
republic. principally as "soladaderas"
foraging successfully for their men,
ana occasionally AZ actual fighters
This is true probably because tho
present revolution has touched indi-
viduals and homes more intimately
than amy other conflict or recent times
Nearly every woman In Northern Next
co has sen warfare. shorn OF its
theatrlcality. because IL entered the
home and left death and want MANI
OF these women have left their homes
rather than remain alone. and a few OF
them have gone under fire 70 get re
vcnge
Ia the siege now In progress Mt Mon
tcrcy. 4 valued member OF General
Pablo Gonzales Constitutionalist com
inand - Senorita Maria Sanchez said
I" be wealthy Castillian whose
brother was shot BY Federal irregu-
larr. Shd gave M the comforts Of =
luxurious HON" and begged for per
mission 70 replace her brother
Mother Rcsrucs Her Son.
few months ago 1T MoncloTa, q
son OF Sonora I'mcntal, OF that city.
mother got into the Federal Jail by
stealth. stabbed TWO or the guards and
rescued her son
III the Federal ranks there is told
Tho story OF the wife OF an onicct who
led the constttuttonalists into an am
ouscade al reruta curta. and though
ared upon by tho Inaddcncu troops.
galloped through the lines 10 her nus
bands side"
Wien tho Federal army y General
Mas occupied tho Constitutionalist
provisional capital, at picdras Negras
on the American border across fro,n
Eagle Pass. the "soludodcrts" played
AN important roI" IN the Dloodlesa cap
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-03
PRINCE ANNOYS KAISER
Ills Exile Ia Dnnxig Mny lie Prolonged
for Another lrnr.

Especial Gable 10 The Times Dispatch.
HerlIi, November Tile Crown
rince whom the Kaiser recently dis
ciplined for taking par, in the Eruns.
wick affair. i evidently determined to
pestcr III" Kaiser, for IL is announced
that he is nov preparing a BOOK on
some military subject. and has selected
as illustrator tho Polish artist Kossak
who - In disgrace with the court ow-
ing I" ms REFUSAL 70 accept AN invita-
tI"n TO attend the celebration ar tic
frussian supremacy over Poland. The
primo" ALSO attended recently a per.
iormance AT tho D"utsches Theatre
Which the Kaiser has hoycottcd since
iiauptmann's socialistic play. The
Weaver was produced there
- expected nov that the princes
exile 10 panzis may 10 prolonged far,
another year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-03
!. ID. {. Convention nj New Orleans.
special Through sleeper Via \. & ".
HALLWAY

For the accommodation Of dele
gates from Lee Chapter, and their
ifiends, attending the T.. u. {. Con
Vehtion 1T New Orleans. arrange
InentS have been made with the Nor
folk aud Western Railway for the
operation OF special through Pull
man sleeping car, without change, to
!eave Richmond $40 +. NJ. Satur-
day' November s, arriving in New
orleans ':l0 Monday morning. Date
iof return trip OF through sleeper 10
ne decided later. Round trim fare
S@6.76, Berth rate, each way. s6.25
ior lower, and So 90 for upper berth
FOR reservation in this car apply al
once 10 G. II Boslcy, District Pas
sehger Agent, S38 T., Main st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-03
MRS. WILSON ACCEPTS
Iiecomcs Nicc-ChnirtnHn Of Womcn's
Department Of Civic Federatlon.

ISDccial TO Tho fimcs- Dispatch.I
Washington. November lit was
stated to-day that Mrs Woodrow VIII
son had accepted the position of honor
AIRY vice chairman Of the womcn's de-
partmcnt Of tho National Civic Fed
GRAFTON. The chief work OF the fed
Grafton in Washington has been tho
lettering Of the conditions OF govern
ncnt employees and social conditions
generally. Mrs. Wilson has let it lie
known tina. she is acting in this ca
pacity. not as the wife Of the President.
but ~ It woman whose whole heart is
In the welfare movement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-03
SWIMMER TOWS BOAT
With Hands and Feet shnckIcd Covers
DIstmncc of Eight NIIlca.

New York, November 2-Commodorc
Henry Eiionski. the nineteen year old
giant. SWAMI from Brooklyn Bridge to
Say Ridge with Ills hands and feet
shacklcd. towing seven men in boat
In three hours and five minutes this
afternoon. owing 10 the action Of
the tide Elionslii covered eight miles
before reaching his destination
AS lie stepped from the water at tho
foot OF Fifty second street Bay Ridge.
Elionski. who had not partnitcn Of any
nourishmont during the trip, issued n
challenge To the world, Offering 10 out
swim amy man in u long distance test.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-03
DEATHS

CKRusS.-pied. n the residence q,
tiurruss. 52S North Fifth street sun
e eIrys, \ IG 1Hy Z. 1912, al s r NJ.
Si,H <,; II BCRituSS.
WALLRoP.- Died. nj SNYDER "a :.
X.fn Der MRS. ELLEN DOUt;I.As
rM,ALi-RoP rclict Of Christopho,
~, Mha'i ,,,arn., Iorm,erly OF this city. ii
Funeral NOVEMREIt 3. nj 5.as !.
NJ, from tho G & - station int
mcnt private.
WHEAT Died. Friday. ut sac p II
OF heart failure. GEOKo;E NJ. WIIl,,1
been employed as cicetrician bv ~, H.
Ieiropolitan street Railway CON,
pany OF New York CITY. Tio lcovn.
= mother. Mrs Josephus wheat. ana
BYE sistGrs Mrs G. NJ Harris. Mrs
Mrs. =. Il. Wright, Miss Mamie Whn,,
enc three brothers, j. g. y. Il, AM
y. : Wheat. - ~"
interment at p. NJ. MONDAY
November :, IN the family buryinr
ground in Hanover COUNTY.
NE-Dicd. November i. at tho 80,
dcnco Of her sister, Mrs NJ sc sI resl
nARDAWAY LANE. '''"'' h'plh
lnterment at Auburn, Ala. Novem-
MCGEE, Died. Sunday. Noycmhor
1919, at $50 o'clock A. NJ. ~ !.
residence ITO Albany Aycn,a -
HpWARp MCGEE. aged Gfty.tive
N,,6 uMHern' tiiiS 1Monday) AFTER
dcnce. Intermcnt In Alalrv (,nn, 80
No flowers. D.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-03

I !ICuU. II Is an eI-
7 crn q | application
for I h . abdominal
muscles and breasts.
II has q wonderful in
tiuence, allay 5 all
fear ianishcs all
pain, Is u grateful en-
enlargement TO tho
cIpCctant mother. and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-03
TIRED or HEARING "r.IAn.,
Vanderbilt Quits Country 10 f.scnp,

MudSIinEine.
New York, November 2.--Becausc he
said he had been hearing nothing but
"Io cure n liar" since the present politi-
cal campaign opened here. William X
Vanderbilt. Jr.. sailed for Europe on
tn. Impcrator.
Politics." he said, as he stood on
am sick OF it, | am Disguised.
don't want TO think Of politics or hear
ard abroad, thank goodness / shall MOI
henr OF political mudslinging why.
in the last two weeks al Eve heard
has been YoGre = liar and You're a
liar! and You're liar."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-03
OBSERVE TUBERCULOSIS DAY
Prominence to Movement Given by Of
flee of indian Affairs.

flee of indian Affairs.
New York. November 1.-The Ma
tional Association for the study and
Prevention Of Tuberculosis announced
Tonight from its headquarters here
that Instructions have been issued by
the United states ONCE OF Indian At
fairs To observe December rs tu-
bcrculosis day in all tho $40 schools
connected with tho government rescr-
walton Most OF the Indian mission
churches also Will give spcciaH promi
ncnca to this movement
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Plans % Bring About His Retire
mcnt Being Prosecuted With
Renewed Energy.
WANTS SUPPORT OF POWERS
No Denial Of Many Theories
Being Published Forecast
ing Intervention.

Washington. November .. Though
every official Of the United States gov
crninoat has been cautioned to MAIN
tain absolut, silence while tho plans
OF the Washing ton administration for
sowing the Mexican problem are work
ed out. IL became known from we'll
informal sources to-day that efforts TO
bring about General Nictoriano iiucr-
t9's retirement from the provisional
presidency OF Mexico are being prose
cuted with renewed determination
The success OF amy plan for Il con-
stiiutionNl election that may uc pro-
posed, especially insofar MS il would
contemplate participation by tho Con-
stItutionalists. depends. IN tho view OF
thc United states government, OF the
elimination Of Iucrta. since he prom
iscd 10 turn over tho executive Ir,wcr
after election, the American govern
mcnt is now waiting for some declara-
ton on his part
should Huerta retire in favor OF an
other. there Is 4 possibility that tho
United states may attempt 10 compose
the situation through his successor
but II the elections arc declared in
valid by luerta, so that ne may con-
time in power, the Washington ad-
ministrauon u is pointed out would
look upon such proclamation as an
evidence OF the iucapacitv OF the pro-
visional authorities 10 conduct an cleo
ton. aud might come forth with dcn-
mite proposals 10 assist in rchabilit:.t-
ihg the governmental machinery Of tho
country.
Quietly Made known.
Just nov the future policy Of tho
nitei states is being quietly ana IN
formally made known in dipIomatic
circles abroad, aud there nrc inri,na
tons thar h,to,. ua,,, ~. f .'';'.,
.-o1D,n,,.,,. ,,,,,,,',,.', iott'Si
80 - atI'cHtS generally VIII have been
apr isto OF ,he American attitude 1t
lication Of thu, American ,oit,, ,,.,
I,iro,,o 49,, 49,, r :, 49, "'V''
49, - otch formally sounaed out.
20 Wy il'ttd states desires, II
- ociIeEcd. j. that the powers snail IN
dicatc .heir support o? It's Efforts 10
solve II, prohi.n, 81 no, :,
nro-,ej. 49, ,iot '', - i'''E aP-
p'o''Si' INC MeNico city administration
III 4 ma! cFoit 10 secure tho oii,nina-
ton of Iu.rtt Tho cnpfcr.,,,.,
Vera Cruz between Iobn I{,d -
dent N-,iSo,.. ,.a,i - 90
a,li ~ - - aoH't representative,
~" i'uSStai' norwegian and GER
man minister's. had not been .xpectea
here, but il il thought ia bn , -,
th,. aro.,,a,n j, .,,5;'.,; =, p"'t 81
ar fnr,,i,., , ,''S ''o support
senator Bacon, chairman OF the For
c's q lseiauons Committee, conferred
m''a PRESIDENT Wilson at the White
Houso late to-day tut declined 10 d!s-
tuss nus visit Asked FOR his views on
lhc situation IN general. the Georgia
nei...to' sad me one thing needed to
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FUNERAL NOTICE

GOLD ENBERc;.- The funeral ,r u,.
CHARLES ol.DENBERG viii iaiso
Ilac. at ) T. NJ. TODAY from ~
residence 222S y West Grace Street
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Mother.''s Advice
70 Her Daughter
= heal Live Doll to FondIeis Womens
Greatest Happiness.

She is wisdom itself who knows Of or
learns Of that famous remedy. Mothers