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The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-25
PAINTING Of
MYSTERY HERE
Noted Work Of Art; When
shrouded in Darkness, Likeness
of Christ Lights Up Room /;
Savants and Scientists Cannot
Explain Phenomena: Now in
s Honolulu.

nd
' i'''o"S ana i"9 '''iious p''''''"s'
1.-The Shadow OF the Cross has been
brought to Honolulu, aud for the first
time hohoiuIans wlll nave an opportun-
NY to view TINS picture whieh has been
moro talked OF thah any other work OF
art IN America. I'D
' FOR me shadow OF the cross ~ is
more thah painting III is mystery,
and one that has Dahled explanation
by scientists OF both Europe and Am
erca. Inc unique feature of the pic
turc Is that 1t is different in appear
anee according to the circumstances un-
der which 1t is viewed. In the or
binary llght oil the studio 1t is a praise
compelling dellneatlon of 1.-The Man of
Sorrows, standing on a rocky emf.
nenee Ill the wilderness, with behind
MN eloud-shot SKY, not completed
ny the artist.
Illumined BY Mysterious Light.
But when the lights are Turned off
n Transformation comes over the naint'
ing. 1t is still visible. lint now Nv ito
own light, light which eminated from
the canvas itself in n most mysterious
manner. The majestic figuro of Chris,
now stands ont as siIhouette. with
startling distinctness against the skv
which glows with an almost supernat
ural radiancei and strangest of all,
there now appears dlagonally behind
the hgure OF the savior, the dark sha'
DOW OF cross standing across the back
ground OF the picture.
me painting mas been exhibited
widely IN the STATES and Canada and
always nrouses great interest and dis
cussioh. Inc honolulu \. Nj. Z. "A. has
arranged 10 eXhinlt the picture in
cooke nan Tor elght days, beginning
FRIDAY OF inns week. One VINO is ac,
qualhted with the picture history VIII
give an account oil now 1t came INTO ex-
istence, ana account rs iar as IS posi-,
PIE ior lts unique quantities. a small
admission Zee WIN be charged.
Nariohs theories arc gwen TO explain
the grow, whlch Is suilclent TO enable
one TO ten the time by ms watch IN a
room completely DARK When the picture
Is covered over some nave attriputeu
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-25
CAUSES AND CURE FOE D1AR-
RHoEA.

overeatipg, change in the tempera.
pre, unripe fruit, and impure water
are some of the causes of diarrhoea.
Chamberlain 8 Collie, Cholera and Diaf-
rhoea Remedy cures these bowel dis
turbances promptly. For sale by Ben
son, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for Ha-
wall.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-25
ELKS JOIN IN TRIP
TO HAWAIIAN ISL ANDS

x 4
x SALT LAKE, .lnlt H. iii Il
); Lake Elks are making the pr, Inn y
X mary arrangements for trip TO x
X Honolulu and other Hawaiian 4
x points in February of next year. x
X the initiatiyc in the matter and y
X and members of the order from all i
X parts of the United States are cX- X
X pocted to make the excursion, i
= II is the present intention to X
x sail from San Francisco in n char X
X tcrtl steamer February IL and y
X spend thirty days on the trip. X
X Every point Of interest in the *
X Islands will be visited. X
X X
x X X X X X X X * X X X X X 4; X \;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-25
Secretary Garrison Resents Use
of Outside Influence on Strict
ly Army Affairs.

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Secretary
of War Garrison has undertaken to
stop. politicians from Modelling with
affairs of the army. Recently he issued
an order prohibiting the employment
of political aid in behalf of army Off
GERS for assignment to duty or for ap,
pointment to higher positions. In spite
of this order members of the congress
have continued to write to him urging
the promotion of this or that army Off
GER, or asking that this man or that
man receive agreeable assignments.
The secretary has replied to letters
of this kind rather pointediy and by
his direction of army officers whose
names have been used by senators in
their letters have been called on to
say whether they we're responsible for
congressman trying to exercise a
tpullv
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-25

fnonths' cTOrts. ] suNcrcd on and con-
cluded there was nohcip fer me this sido
iofithe grave. Bhgn ! beardtofasome ono
y who had been cured by Cuticura Rene
dies and thought that a trial could do no
harm; In a surprisingly short time ] was
gress St., Boston, Mass, Oct. II, 1000"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-25

Alexander Hume Ford received a
cable from London yesterday that
Percy Hunter, who has been in charge
of the Australasian Building in the
British capital, left London yesterday
and win be in Honolulu on August -,
en- route to Australia.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-25
ofioers Deny Responsibility.

The army officers who have been writ
ten on the subject have almost, without
exception, advised the secretary of war
that the letters sent to9the war de
partment from senators and represcn-
tatives have been without solicitation
on their part.
In the past it was not uncommon for
the war department to listen TO the
appeals of senators and representatives
and tho Legislators were expected ia
reciprocate when the war department
wanted legislation. Secretary Garrison
has taken firm stand in favor OF
stopping this ''You tickle me and
will tickle YOU policy.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-07-25
TERRIBLE SKIN
HUMOR 25 YEARS
Business Man Suffered Agony
Head, Neck and Shoulders Cover.
ed Became An Object Of Dread
Consulted Most Able Doctors
and Hospital but Got No Relief.
SURPRISINGLY QUICK
CURE BY CUT!CURA
"Cuticurn did wonders for me. For
twenty-five years suffered agony from

q UNfTIDIC EulnuV, COfn-
plctely covering my
head, neck and shout
ders, so that to my
friends, and even to my
wife, ! became an object
Of dread. ut large ex-
pcnso j consulted the
most able doctors far
, and near. Their treat
( ment was cf no avail,
ncr was that e tho -
II capital, duringsix
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-08
TR|-STATf GETS
READY FOR BALL
Manager Of Walla Walla
Club Getting Contracts
Ready for Players.

Already the Western Tri-State
league Is lining up for the battle OF
the coming season. BY the first of
next month most of the contracts will
be signed with the players of the va
rious clubs. In a letter received from
A. W. Babe, manager of the Walla
Walla team, President w. n. Sweet
of the league heard of the prepara-
tions that the club there is making for
the ball season of the year.
The Commercial club has gone in
with its sleeves rolled up in the effort
to raise money for the team and $4,000
has been secured for the grounds and
players this year. The manager says
that the conditions look fine there for
a rousing season and a good team and
hopes that the league will have six
clubs on its circuit this year. The fans
there seem to be interested IN the pos
sible advent of Salt Lake and Ogden in
the league and hope that some ar
rangement can be made by which these
teams will become members of the Tri-
State.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-08
OF THE
SALOONS COMPLYING
With COUNCIL ORDER

Proprietors of the saloons through
out the city have already begun to
comply with the orders issued by Com
missioner I. p. Woodcock and have be-
gun removing their blinds and screens
and other distractions which prevent
the public from having a clear view
of the interior. Mr.. Woodcock has
announced that the ordinance is to be
strictly enforced. To the proprietors
of the saloons who will be obliged to
hire carpenters to take out partitions
and do other woodwork before the
interior of their places can be plainly
seen, he has given q little time. but
will not permit any unnecessary de-
lay.
1t is also rumored that quite num-
Der of complaints have been made
about the saloons in hotels serving
drinks in the dining rooms and guest
rooms, and it is very likely that all no.
tel saloon licenses may be revoked If
conditions are found to be as they have
been reported.
The sentiment in Boise seems to be
very strong at present in regard to the
enforcement of all liquor laws and es-
pecially relative to the service in cafes
and dining rooms and some startling
facts may be revealed If the law is
not strictly adhered to.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-08
BOXING KANGAROO IS
L00k|NCfOR MATCHES

Battling Bob Fitzsimmons, the
champion boxing kangaroo, wants a
fight with Shrader, ellis, Kelley or
Bobbie Allen, and re wants to fight
under the kangaroo rules" A letter
that has just been received by Micky
Morton from Lewis III, Daueherty, the
manager of the famous boxer, tells the
promoter that the kangaroo has been
In training for the last few months
and would like to go up against any
thing that Micky can find for him here
Battling Bob is particular however,
in that he insists that the men come
in at 1913. He believes he can show
the fighters who have been heroes at
the ring in Forest park where there
are some things they don't know about
the game and is willing to fight any
of them. The manager also demands
that the promoter referee the fight, but
Micky's experience a short time ago
will probably urge him to select some
body else for the center of the ring.
The kangaroo has made a name for
himself as a wonder in the ring and
has attracted large crowds wherever
he has been ON exhibition with other
fighters. He has fought several OF
the best men both at the Twin Falls
arena and other places.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-08
ANOTHER EFFORT
TO LOCATE new
COLLEGE HERE
Meeting Will Be Held in the
First Methodist Church
Tonight to Consider the
Proposition.


mass meetlns TOT all VINO are ~ :
terested IN the establishment OF COZ
lege IN boise -as called 20 meet IN me
FIRST M. n. church TINS evening at G9o
O'Clock. Ihere VIII pc number Oh
shrodt addresses and the present stat
us OF the college SITUATION Will be clear
~ stated.
NO SUBSCRIPTIONS VIII DC taken AT this
meeting, but DEFINITE plans VIII be pro-
posed Tor future actioh.
me folloWlng statement from Ut.
Thomas Nlcholsoh, secretary OF me
Methodlst BOARD OF education. mas leu
local Methodists ana others to believe
that the sehool can PC secured ior
BOISE he says FROM our point Oh
view II Is not 100 ltee 70 coiisiuer ~
offer from Boise. 90 not say Bolse
VIII get the eollege IL tflat De oohe' DIT
am prepared 20 say u VIII SCI TAR ana
Impartial consideration on It's h1erlts.
nc poafa from WilieI tills staeeiileiil
comes mas 1le llhal WORD 70 say as 2
where the sehool VIII ne located, ana
there ought 70 pc no qusslloh n 'ile
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-08

writer's: and that 1t has maintained
lecture bureau or subsidized lecturers,
are entirely disproved by a complete
showing which covers al, disbursements
of the entire period.
BY an act OF congress approved
March II, 1912, under which compensa-
ton is made to employees of certain
government services who are engaged
in hazardous duties. were made to APP
ply to members of the forest service
engaged in hazardous work. An en-
poye under this law, injured, is en-
titled to receive for one year from the
date of injury. unless such employee in
the opinion of the secretary of COM
merce and labor be sooner able to re-
sumo work, the same pay as II he con-
tinued to be employed. And If death
results within the year. dependent rela
tives of the degrees of consanguinity
prescribed by the act are entitled to
receive the balance of pay which would
have been due for the remainder of
the year
On February 10 1912, the president
signed a proclamation carrying into
effect an agreement entered into jan
uary 4, 1910, between the forester on
behalf of the department of agriculture
and the state of Idaho providing for
the exchange by the state of school
lands within the st. Joe national forest
for other lands equivalent in acreage
and value lying along and within the
boundaries of the national forest.
Lands in Compact Form.
THE states will in each case secure
valuable areas of land in compact form
in lieu of scattered sections This will
enable them to secure a greater reve-
nue. from the areas both by state man
agement of the timbered lands and by
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-08

more advantageous leases of the graz
ing areas. The only benefit the service
derives is that from an administrative
standpoint 1t is better to have the ma
tional forest units as solid as possible"
says the report.
The agreements for exhange have so
far applied only to school sections
which We're lnsurveyed at the time of
the creation of the national forests.
This is because there is some doubt as
to the power of the state TO exchange
sections to which it had acquired alb
solute title prior to their inclusion
within the forest. The forester says,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-08
THE IDAHO STEAM LAUNDRY.

will be Laundered perfectly and re-
turned uninjured We neglect nothing
that should be done, and do nothing
that will be detrimental to your wash
ables.
Phone 141 ]. G. Gray. Prop.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-08
ONE DOSE WILL
MAkEYOUFORGET
THAT YOU EVER HAD STOMACH
TROUBLE Oh GALL STONES.

Mayr'e w Q n d Q r q
Stomach Remedy for all
Stomach. Liver and In
testinal Trouble. Gas
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-08

catarrhal accretions, backing up poi
sonous fluids into the stomach. and
otherwise deranging the digestive sys-
TEN.
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy
Is the best and most widely known
Remedy for these ailments and should
quickly relieve and cure the most
chronic cases. Put it to test. One
dose Will prove it's great curative DOW
ors. 1t acts like magic in the most
chronic case of Stomach. Liver and
Intestinal ailments. appendicitis and
symptoms of Gall Stones. Thousands
Of sufferers are highly praising the
remedy and are recommending it to
others for restoring them to perfect
health.
90 not permit dangerous operation
for these ailments until you have at
least tried one dose of this great Rem
edy. Guaranteed by me to be abso-
lutely harmless containing no iniur-
ious drugs, under the Pure Food and
Drug Act. Serial No. 25793.
GEO. H. MAYR.. Mfg. Chemist.
154-156 Whiting ST.. Chicago. I'll.
For sale by McCrum e. Deary. and
other well known druggists in Boise.
ADV.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-08
A Gentle Reminder

Perhaps you have neglected to send
your Laundry to us this week. II so
drop us a card or telephone 141 and we
will send for 1t. What you send
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-08

Statements to the effect that the
service has spent most of the money
appropriated for 1t for purposes other
than the care of the national forests
that II has maintained an extravagant-
~ large force Of office employees instead
of doing field work. that its expendi-
lures for travel, etc. have been excess
sive. that II has subsidized newspapers.
magazines, or magazine and newspaper
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-08

"a Oh, Liver and In
val Trouble. Gas
tritis. lndia estion.
Dyspepsia. Pressure
of Gas around tho
Heart, Sour Storm
ach. Distress After
e atina. Nervous
ness. Dizzi inc s.
aintin a Spells,
5 i c k Headaches,
const alton. Con-
aested and Torpid
/ ~ err. Yell o w
J aundice, Appendi-
citis and Gall
Stones.
\ The above all
nlents are1nain-
lY caused by the
clogging Of the
intestinal tract
with fnucoid and
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1913-01-08

this doubt should be removed by con-
gressional action Several bills have
already been introduced in congress for
this purpose, but so far have not re-
ceived favorable consideration.
The report concludes with an outline
of the plans for the current fiscal year
and the fiscal year 1914
II your watch Goes not run right,
let US repair it. You will be satisfied.
CON w. HESSE, Jeweler.
Adv.
Mildeza, clear Havana cigars.
Adv.--J30
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-26

ktoryi Ludwiki Ks. Ernestem
Augustem Cumberland, ktory
Stosownie do wolf .cesarza obej-
mic rzady Ksiestwa Brunszwiku,
jako panujacy udzielny. -cziouek
Rzeszy niemieckiej. Przy dzwie-
kach ,,poloneza" postepowai cere-
monialny pochod do kaplicy
dworskiej, panne mioda prowa-
dill cesarz teSc ks. Cumberland,
pana mlodego zasie prowadzlaa
cesarzowa i ks. Cumberlandzka.
Wsrod dwudziestu Swiec podtug
starego ceremonialu, a obrzadku
luteranskiego wyznania, odbyiy
sic zaslubiny. Cesarz, cesarzowa !
| ich corka wielce byli wzruszenl
lez bliscy: krotko przed obrzad-
kiem koScielnym dokonano Swie-
ckich zaSlubin i podpisano intet'-
cyze Slubna. DIVA organy przy-
grywaiy podczas ceremonii spie-
wal Choir malych dzieci. " orsza-
XII wspaniaiym postepowah: car,
krolestwo angielscy i Gala masa
suwerenow niemieckich, ogolem
przeszio 50 osob, Pastor nadwor-
ny. DIR. Drynander, ktory ME
gdys chrzcii ksiezniczke, doko-
nal obrzadku zaslubin, kiedy "a
mieniano pierScionki, dziaia
grzmialyE przed zamkiem, a NIL
zyki graly po calem miescie. 20
slubie udali sic pahstwo miodzl Z
rodzicami do ,,Bialej Sail, gdzie
przyimowali gratulacye Cd krew-
nych, ambasadorow zagranicz-
nych itp. Potem naStapif oDlad'
w czaSie ktorego przemawlat ceS'
| Wilhelm, zaznaczajac polaczenle
| i pogodzenie dwu domow, Ho-
henzollernow z Cumberlandaml l
! zapowiadajac, re w naJbllzSzel
parzyszloSci ksiaze Ernest ooeJ-
.mie trou Brunszwiku. Wnet po
uczcic panstwo mlodzi odJechaIl
do zamku pana mlodego W Hu-
bertusstock. kolo Gmuenden. le-
COZ wieczora car Mikolaj odle-
chal z powrotem do Petersburga'
w dniu zaslubin Gale miasto
wspaniale bylo uedkorowanes
szkoiy i sklady byly zamknlete'
w dniu Sgo czerwca odbe-
die sic w Berlinie uroczysty ln-
bileusz srebrny rzadow cesarza
Wilhelma: nowe tedy beda festy-
uy pompy, do ktorych juz czy-
MIA przygotowania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-26

pod ciezarem bcz najmniejszcgo
alarmu.
Ma pomoscic wowczas, w mlej,
jscu, gdzie krach nastapif znajdo,
-walo sic, kilkaset ludzisi wszyscy
zostali pogrzebani W rrmowisku
Nastapil przerazliwy krzyk ran
nych. Zabrano sic do ratunku, a
lie praca ia szla bardzo powoli
trzeba by}o bowiem usuwac ciez
kie belki i dopiero rannych / "a
bitych wynosic. Porzadek naoko
10 fatalnego miejsca trzymala mi,
licya stanowa. Specyalnymi Pocia'
gami rannych odeslano do szpita
low w Los Angeles. ..
Pomiedzy skaleczonymi i "a
bitymi znajduje sic takze kilks
rodzin Z Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-26
80 ZABITYCH, III SKAIE
CZONYCH w KATA-
STROFIE.

Los Angeles, CAL, 26 maja. -
80 os6b zostalo zabitych, a III
rannvch kicdy zarwai sic pomost
iprowadzacy L Long Beach do
municvpalncgo audytoryum,
edzie sic miala odbywat uroczy-
stosc angielska Z okazyi roczm
cv .urodzin kr6lowej Wiktoryi.
Anglicy zamieszkali W polud-
niowei Kalifornii urzadzili te u
roczvstosc. Pomost byl tax nabity
publicznoscia. re ME mogs wy
trzymac ciezaru,
Lista zabitych zapewne znacz-
ME wzrosnie, bo wielu jest takich'
kt6rzy snliertelnie zostali pokale-
czeni.
Lista zabitych i rannych
sklada sic przewazhie z wszyst-
kich Anglik6w l,tb tez potomkow
Anglikow.
skohczyla sic parada najrozma-
itszvch towarzystw tiumy zacze-
" nrzechodzic przez pomost do
sail, gdzie odbyc sic miala druga
czesc proqramu, Pomost runai
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-26
Pochlebnie

Gosc restauracyi: Kelner, juz po
raz piaty przechodzisz obok mnie l
ME pytasz nawet, co kaze podac.
Kelner (oddalajac sie): Przepra-
szam naimocniei pana doorodzieJa'
ale przyszlo wtaSnie kiIku porzsdnych
gosci ,ktorych musze predko obsiuzyc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-26
SMIALY RABUNEK.

SMIALY RABUNEK.
Kilku rozbojnikow dopuScilo
sic wczoraj po pofnocy. pomie-
dzy godzina 2-ga a 7-ma, sniale-
go rabunku w domu William A.
Yagera. wiccprczcsa firmy Arms
Palace Horse Car Company,
pnr. 63I Rush ul..
Sluzacych zamkneli W ich
pokojach. przccieli druty elektry-
cznc telefonicznc, i wysrubowa-
Ii zamki cd trzech drzwi - "a
nim dostali sic do }upu, ktory ma
kosztowac $1,000, a kt6rym u
ciekli, ME pozostawiwszy po So
bic zadnego sladu.
Dopiero o godz. 7mej mad ra'
mem, jedna ze sfuzacych, sdy
-wstala; -aieby udac sic do koscio-
la, znalazia drzwi swego pokoju
zamkniete. UsIyszai jej wo}ania
J. Bosset Pager, syn w. A. Yage-
ra i otworzyl jej drzwi. W suite
renach znaleziono torebki skorza-
ne, w kt6rych klejnoty skradzio-
ne byly schowane. Skradzoio je
alkowy, polozonej ME wiecej
niz IS stop cd miejsca, gdzie pam
stwo Wager spali.
Wieczorem PAM wager ogiosi-
la. re ofiaruje 5000 jako nagro-
de "a zwrot klejnot6w, miedzy
kt6rymi znajdowaly sic: pier
scienie slubny zareczynowy,
dyamentowe kolnierze i pierscieil
wyjatkowym kamieniem, war
tosci $1,000, a nalezacy do p. va
ger.
ZIodzieje nj pozostawili zad-
nego sladu. Podstaw zadnych do
podejrzeh ME ma. Policya jedna-:
kowoz przypuszcza, re rabtlll--
kiem mieli do czynienia kamer-
dyner i pokojowka, ktorzy opus
cili Yagerow we czwartek zeszie-
90 tygodnia, ktorzy zostali ra-
zem najeci okolo miesiac temu.
Policya przypomina, iz,wsrod po-
dobnych okolicznosci wykonano
kilka podobnych rabunkow W in
nych miastach, pomiedzy innyml
w domu sedziego Brentano w
Chicago.
w domu, obecnie zamieszka-
lyn przez Yagerow, dawniej nlie-
szkala znana chicagoska familia
Chatfield Taylorow. Biloxi" cd
tego micjsca jest rezydencya bur.
Harrisona.
ROOSEVELT w CHICAGO.
Wczoraj puik. Roosevelt pre-
jezdza} przez Chicago W drodze
do Marquette, Mich, gdzie dzi-
siaj rozpoczyna sic jego proces o
oszczerstwo przeciw George A.
Newett'owi, redaktorowi ..Ishpe-
ming Iron Ore" Towarzyszyso
mu okoio So osob, miedzy mimi
swiadkowie. adwokaci j dzienni-
karze. w Chicago spedzili 2 i pol
godzin.
Z progresystow Mkt ME przy-
byi ma stacye. Byi tylko Edward
w. Sims. ktory zrezygnowal z
Rooseveltowskiego komitetu kra-
jowego, azeby pozostac republi-
kaninem. Partya Roosevelta
przejechaia sic bulwarami mad jc-
ziorem. 20 drodze zatrzymujac
JEzELI potrzebujcie pien,edzy ma
nronerta idzcie do Hatterman and
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-26
TeIegrany ! hajeve'
PIESCIARZ ZABITY w GA
SIZE WALK.

Calgary, Alta, g6 maja, - Lu-
ther McCarty, szampion pieScia-
rzy ciezkiej wagi, zostal wczo-
raj zabity w walce jaka stoczyi z
innym pieSciarzem, Arturenl
Pelkey. Smierc nastapila W pier
wszem starciu, kiedy piesciarze
zaledwie kilka kulakow wymienl-
Ii. Pelkey tax SLIME uderzyl
szampiona w dolna szczeke, ze
calkiem wywichnaf mu szyje
to podobno by}o powodem smier-
ci. Inni twierdza, ze slime uderze-
ME piescia w piers, w poblizu ser
ca bylo powodem snierci pieScia-
RIA.
Zebrana publika ME wiedziala
nawet co zaszlo kiedy McCarty
runai ma mate nleprzytomny. oe-
dzia walk Ed. Smith rachowal
do dziesieciu. Piesciarz ME ru-
.szy} sic miejsca. Kiedy go pod
niesiono SERGE bio bar
dzo siabo. Umarl on osm minut
p6zniej. Polkeyego aresztowano i
beda 60 trzymali az do sledztwa
koronera.
Wypadek ten zaszedf W sobote
popoiudniu, kiedy obaj piesciarze
staneli do walk majacej trwac
dziesiec stare.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-26
TeIegramy zagraDiGzne'

Londyn, 2G maja. - Donie>io-
no tn o nowych walkach, Stoczo-
nych W okolicy Salonik miedzy
Grckami a Bulgarami, a L Atcn
potwierdzaja te donieSienia. Sy-
tuacya ma bye oStateczniepowaz-
ma grozna. Krol grccki kon-
Stantyn juz przybyi ze synem,
naStepc9 tronu do Salonik. I silu-
jc on dzia}ac uSpokajajaco IL
tworzyc sfere neutralna pomie-
dzy obu wrogiemi armiami daw-
nych sprzymierzehcow. Podobno
W oStatnich walkach Bulgaraml
Grccy mieli 25O zabitych ram
nych. PoSr0d wojSk bulgarskich
W Series wybuclli znowu bunt
wojsEa te nic chca walczyc- prze-
civ Gre,;om. sprzymierzencom i
zadaja, by je odeslano do domu:
officer. dowodzacy niemi, popelnii
samobojStwo obawy pred Cd
powiedzialnoScia.
Prace aktualne .konferencyi po-
kojowej baikahskiej wciaz utrud-
niaja Grecya i Serbia. ktore stale
zwlckaja. czekajac widocznie ma
wyklarowanie sic sytuacyi gree
ko bulgarskiej pod Salonikami.
Podobno pomiedzy Serbia Gre
eva Staneio porozumienie, ma mo-
cy ktorego Bulgarya ma bye usu-
Meta cd wSzelkich terytoryal-
nvch zySk6w ma zachod Cd rick
Eardar Bregalnica: ma wschol
cd tych REX i tax dose sic jej do
stale; Grecya ma dOstat Saloni-
Ii. a Serbia Monastyr.
Londyn, 20 maja. - Donosza z
Konstantynopola, re rad turec-
ki zgodzil sic ma odstapienie wy
spy Cypru - Anglii, Nader to
wanna i cenna wyspa ma Morzu
Srodzicmnem. ktora juz Anglia
wytargowala, .korzystajac chwi-
Ii obecnei.