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The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Jim Thorpe Meets Friend
He Competed Against

NEW YORK. July l2.-Before the
frenzied clash on the Polo Grounds yes
terday between the Giants and Cubs
Jeems Thorpe. member of the Mo
Graw clan, had a pleasant surprise. a
DISTINGUISHED looking young foreigner
asked to see Jim, and for a moment
Thorpe seemed to try to place him.
Then a look Of recognition came into
the Indians lamps and he held out his
I'm 10 the stranger.
The stranger turned out to be Leon
Vegetarian. who was a member of the
Russian Olympic team at the Stock
holm games last summer. He COM
peted against Jim in the decathlon and
the pentathlon. Vegetarian is visiting
the United States with a body of Rus
sian educators. who occupied seats in
the upper grandstand. Jim and the
Russian athlete did not have much con-
versation. as Russian is not taught at
Carlisle and Vagatarian's English has
also been neglected.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Bender Has Cleveland
Entirely at His Mercy

CLEVELAND. July 12-Twirlinx NO.
hit ball up until the seventh tnninr
Chief Bender. Of the Athletics had the
Napianaers at his mercy and Phila-
deiphia won from Cleveland by II to ).
kanler allowed eight runs to cross up
until the sixth when he was supplanted
by Banding who was given poor sup
port. 1t is the second game PliIa-
delphia has wen cut of three against
Cleveland. Score by innings:
r. II. E.
Cleveland ........ 900 900 1915 3
Philadelphia ...... $50 0o5 e20-II Is o
Batteries-Blanding, Kahler, and Eass-
Ter. O'Neil; Bender and SchanS.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12

when Witt three wild TO Gamer on
Shanks' grounder.
The Tigers got gay with Boehling in
their half of the fifth. Stanage got a
another hit. and High and Louden were
passed. filling the bases. II was at this
time that Ty Cobb sauntered from the
dugout, only to be turned back on
strikes. and right here Boehling de-
livered the goods which won the game.
Calvo took care Of Bush's long fly which
sacrificed Stanage in.
Witt singled. again filling the sacks.
and when Crawford drove Shanks back
for long fly. which he got. Boehling
was virtually through for the after
noon, although the Tigers were bidding
in the next round on account Of wobbly
support back OF the Richmond Eelt
hitcher. The score:
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
ZOE BOEHLING ADDS
ONE MORE VICTORY
Richmond Souhpaw Puts Detroit Down for the Count in the
Last Engagement in ungetown, Striking Out Ty Cobb in
the Fifth Inning With the Bases Loaded.
By SENATOR"

? CLEVELAND, Ohio, July l2.-When
Tyrus Cobb comes up to whack.
= with runners perched on every sack
sounds like a poenl-it was. That win
' of Joe Boehlings in the final engage
ment, which stuck another stanza on
his poetic string of wins. lowered the
scolors of the Tigers by TO ., and made
an even break in the Detroit series.
sent the Richmond hurler's stock TO the
skies and makes him talked about more
than ever
Ty Cobb went down in the fifth in
ming. Joe Boehling did it, famed the
mighty Tyrus and right there won his
ninth straight game, saved his record
and placed him in line for tying the
American League mark for the year
But that is a bit ahead OF the tale OF
the ninth win for Joe.
Neither the Nationals nor the IlGers
were able to score in the opener and
in the second round after Gandil was
down, Calvo walked, went to second
when George Mcbride drew pass ana
counted when Massa John Henry
failed a safety. The Tigers came rlshI
back for run.
BoehIing was a trifle wild. he was all
through the game for that matter.
Veach was hit by a itched DaH' but
was forced at second by Gamer ana
Stanage tripled TO right, scoring me
'8rst sacker Then Joe showed MS
goods and stopped the Tigers.
In the third the Climbers got right
on Edgar Willett for enough stun TO
salt the game. Morgan walked, Foster
singled, and Milan dribbled bunt whicn
willett threw into the stand. allowing
Morgan and Foster to count VIII
threw out Gandil, and after Calvo was
hit on the wrist Willett was escorted
to the dugout. House replaced him and
Milan scored on Shanks' grounder TO
Bush.
In the fifth each team scored run.
the Nationals knotting the contest by
GandiPs run. which was a gift The
first sacker hit safely and went home
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
|CALVODESERVING
OF REGULAR BERTH
Should He Continue His Stellar Work the Field and at the
Bat, Moener Is Likely to Have Longer Rest Than
Expected-HandIes Two Chances Well.
By SENATOR"

CLEVELAND. July 12-f Jacintt
Calvo. the Cuban outfelder keeps W
his work In the outfeld It Is more thar
likely that Danny Moeller. the Ma
| tionals' regular fielder will warm tine
bench for a considerably longer time
| than he expected.
Calvo's work In the field Is above
reproach and he has delivered the
goods in batting since Moeller's lay
on. On the paths. however, the Cube
failed to show anything out Of the cr-
dinary.
Jacinto Calvc got but two flies in
that getaway slxirmish with the Junga-
leers. but both Of them were fine pieces
Of work. The FIRST one, a liner from
Bush's bat close to the foul line was
about the best feature fielding stunt
by q Grifman for the+ afternoon. Had
the ball got away from the Cuban, IL
would have easily counted for three
sacks and would have scored three
runs.
High was on second and Louden on
first when Bush tore OF liner down to
Calvo. The Cuban had to hustle we'll
over to the line for the pill and Lhs
Old Fox shivered as he saw him rs cling
for the. ball. But Calvo is faster than
he looks and camped under that ball
with remarkable ease, He was out too
far to prevent Stanage from scoring
from third, but SO speedy was the re-
turn Of the ball to Foster that High. a
fast runner did not dare to make the
attempt to reach third.
Again in the sixth Calvo had another
chance to show his speed and stall In
ny chasing when High drove him a
low liner close to the foul streak.
Calvo again pranced over and grabbed
men were on base at the time and his
peg to Foster kept them right where
they were.
The Cuban was seen four times at
the plate. He walked the first time
and stopped fast wild shoot the next
time up with his right arm. He howled
around there for a few seconds and
did Spanish fandango down the line
to first base. He did not get hold of
the bail well enough the next time up
and was tossed out by House, but the
last time up he whaled a vicious bounce
down to Oscar Witt and beat out the
throw, Witt having a struggle to hold
bases, caused largely BY his Ignorance
of old Mother English, but at the bat
and in the field he is the goods.
The real fielding stunts. though. were
by Hughey High. the Midget
Gardener subbfng for Ty Cobb. In the
third Foster singled to center. the ball
over second base into short
center on q line. High came In for the |
ball and made a brilliant attempt to |
seize It on the fly and double up, Nor
gan. who was streaking 1t to second. |
rhe bal! was dropping too fast, though |
and the little outfielder grabbed 1t on |
.he pickup. while all the crowd howled.
In the eighth Mcbride caught hold
II ball to his liking and tore 1t on
IN a low line over Bush's dome.
High had been playing over that way
,ut he had long hike to get under
he ball. catching II well over in left
ield. This catch called for wonder
ul speed and accuracy and the fans
we're quick to applaud the lad, who
s a great favorite in Detroit.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
PIay-0-Graph to
Reproduce Ball Game

The Columbia Theater will have its
scorebOard in operation tomorrow aft
ernoon TO reproduce the plays that are
made in the game on the Cleveland
grounds between the Maps and the
Climbers. The Columbia has the latest
model playograph. which not only fol-
lows the movements of the players. but
shows the ball for every moment it is
in play. A box score Is also a feature.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Cub Pitchers Pounded.

NEW YORK. July 12-Lavender.
Cubs, were hit just twenty-five times
yesterday by the New York Giants,
who also won the game by II to4. In
Guiding hits, passes and errors, thrifty
two New York batters reached first
base. Evers was chased in the third
for disputing a decision of Umpire
Byron. Tesreau was hit hard. but
Fromme, who relieved him. was firm.
Score by innings r. HE
Chicago ............... .022 600 OOO-4 6
New York -........... 003 422 G30-l4 q
Batteries. Pierce, Lavender and Bres-
nahan; Tesreau. Fromme and wilson,
Meyers and Hartley.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Three TwirIers Are
Unable to Stop Yanks

CHICAGO, July A-Three Chicago
twirlers were used against the Yankees
yesterday, and then were unable to
stop the terrible slugging. The New
Workers won By II to l. Buck O'Drien
made his first appearance IN a White
SoX uniform and was retired after
five innings, in favor of White. Seven
run: were scored of White before he
had retired a man. c. Smith stopped
the smuggling Yankees.
Keating was firm for New York
Five hits, two of them punched, were
all that could be garnered OF him.
Score by innings:
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
NATIONAL THEATRE
RASE1ALL Sunday at 4 p. NJ.

The game as played in Cleveland will be
shown in detail by the wonderful JACKSON
SCORE BOARD. Mechanical figures will
pitch. catch. bat. run. and slide TO bases; in
fact. represent every play made on the neld
Bring the ladies. Reserved Seats. IS apd Soc,
bow at box Office.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Today's Games
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago at BrCoklyn.
Cincinnati at New York
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Tomorrow's Cameo
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Yesterdays. Result
Pittsburgh. I; Philadelphia. .
New York. Il; Chicago, 4.
St. Louis, s.; Boston, L.
Cincinnati. 8; Brooklyn. 1
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Manages Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, july l2-Edward
McDonough, former Phillie catcher. has
been appointed manager Of the Albany
team TO succeed Jimmy Tamsett who
resigned.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Pirates Win Four.

PHILADELPHIA. July 12-The Pitts
burgh Pirates departed from the Quaker
City last night with all four games of
their series with the Phillies in their
pockets. The score of the final game
was to .. Hendrix pitched in fine
form. and seldom had to extend himself
to prevent the home players from scor-
ing. Manager Doom again shifted his
outfelders. and stationed Magee on first
base owing TO an injury to Luderus'
arm.
Score ny inninHs.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
GANDIL MAKES SLIGHT ADVANCE IN
BATTING AVERAGE OVER LAST WEEK
Ty Cobb and Joe Jackson
Continue to Lead League
With Best StickWork.

Chick GandIl. the Climbers slug
ging first baseman, has fattened his
batting mark several points since the
last compilation of the averages, his
figures for work with the willow read
ing something like .314 Together with
Schaefer. he is the only Climber who
succeeds in keeping his name up among
the stellar hitters OF the league, the
German comedian being exactly one
point above the select class limit of 80
Ty Cobb and Joe Jackson are In a hot
fight TO keep the leadership. Morgan
and Milan are hitting away up IN the
200 class. their marks being .29o and
80 respectively. AS club. Washing
ton is sixth in batting.
Nothing IN the American League has
been able to catch up with Clyde Milan
when 1t comes TO the pilfering OF bases.
The feet-footed Tennessee Flyer is lead
ing the Johnsonian circuit, with Danny
MoeIler right on his heels. Their marks
are forty-six and thirty-two stolen
bases in seventy-eight games. Ty Cobb
follows Moeller, with twenty-one bases
In afty-four games.
Batting Averages.
Following are the records OF all Amer
lean League players who have batted
for 300 or more in fifteen or more games
,,, an and Including July 9.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Triple Plays.

Athletics VS.. Cleveland - Barry.
Thomas. Baker. Houck. Barry. Collins.
Baker to Oldring.
Washington 1 VS.. Cleveland-Gandil to
Mcbride.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
BIG LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Today's Games.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.
Tomorrow's Games.
Washington at Cleveland.
New York at st. Loui,
fhiladelphia at Detroit
Boston At Chicago.
Yesterdays Results.
Washington. s: Detroit. ..
Shilsdelphia. II; Cleveland 5.
New York, II; Chicago, !.
st. Louis, 8; Boston, /
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
DETROIT.
WASHINGTON.

Gamer. Stanage. Three-base hIt-Stanage
Hits-Or WiIlet; . in > Ia innings; off Hous ;,
Q in . %: of Lake. 3 in 4. Sacrifice hit
Milan. SacrifCe fy-Bush Stolen base
Stanage. Double play-Bush to Louden to
Gamer Left on Decentralization 7; De-
troit, S. First base on balls-On Willett
3: OF Boehling. =. Hit by pitcher-By willett
Calvo. by Boehling, Eeach. Struck out-By
BoehlinE. {. Umpires-Messrs. O'Loughlin
and Fildebrsnd Time Of game-l hour and
50 minutes
The Washington times., 1913-07-12

Oscar Witt had a bad day In the
field, pegging over Gainor's head
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Browns Take Early
Lead and Win Game

ST. LOUIS. July 1.-THE Browns
early lead Of four runs was too much
Tor the Boston Red Sox to overcome.
and the local club won BY 10 l.
Speakers. Lewis. and Hamilton's tall
lies In the first netted Boston its only
Bedient was relived in the first after
allowing the quartet Of runs. Leonard
held ST. Louis fairly safe after mat.
they getting but one more run. Score
by innings >.
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TeIsgTany kIajoWe.
AGITOWALI PRZEZ PO-
CITE.

Washington, Is czerWca.
Komitet senatowy, przeprowa-
dzajacy Sledztwo W sprawle agi-
tacyi antitaryfowej dowiedzial
sic wczoraj, re drukarnia rzado-
wa i poczta pomagaly niezmier-
ME w. tel agitacyi, zwlaszcza
kiedy szlo zwalenie cukru z
bezplatnej listy.
Jeden Z kongresmanow po-
wiedzial, re drukarnia rzadowa
wydala przeszlo poltora miliona
exemplary zawierajacych mo-
wy przeciw proponowanej tary-
fie i re te egzemplarze wyslano
poczta. i. bezplatnie.
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Dawniej kobietki knede lepiy nam do gabki
A dis -. piekelne maszynki j bombki.

Mill wlaSnie dlatego, re udzlelo-
no kobietom glosu.
w sail zapanowalo straszne
wrzenie. MySlano, re przyjdzie do
Ib6jki. Progresywni przeforsowall
ten bill, mocno przez gubernatora
popierany.
SEM KoNsTYTUcYJNY.
Springfield, Is czerwca. - Sc
nat ma wczorajszej sesyi dwu-
trzecia wszystkich glos6w prze-
prowadzii uchwale, na mocy kto-
rel ma bye zwolany sejm kon-
stytucyjny konstytucya opraco-
wanna pred 43 laty ma-byc przeJ-
Rama poprawiona.
Do tego przedewszystkiem da-
zyly kobiety, kt6re zdolaly przed-
wczoraj przeprowadzic ustawe
nadajaca i'm prawo g}osu W pew
nych elekcyach. Uchwaia przyje-
ia przez senat pojdzie teraz do
nizszej izby. Jesli tam przejdzle,
to W wyborach jesiennych W ro-
ku 1914-tym wyborcy bedq glo-
sowali mad tenn czy ma sic odbyc
sejm konstytucyjny, to 15go sty-
cznia legislature stanowa ma
rozpoczac przygotowania do ia
kiego sejmu.
L kazdego dystryktu senato-
ryalnego wybiera sic do sejmu
konstytucyjnego dwoch delega-
tow. Sejm zatem W Stanie Hi
nois skladalby =. sic 2 1O2 po-
slow.
Delegatami do tego sejmu mo-
ga bye obywatele LEGACY mai
mniei rs lat, zamieszkali 3 lat
W Stanie~i przynajmniej 2 lata,
W dystrykcie, W ktorym zostali
delegatami wybrani.
FATALNA KOLIZYA.
Stanford, Conn, 13 ,czerwca. -
10 godz. Sci wczoraj popoludniu
zaszla straszna kolizya pred
dworcem kolei New York, New
Haven and Hartford w tejze 5
osob smierc ponioslo mnostwo
zostalo skaleczonych.
Druga sekcya pociagu ekspre-
sowego zderzyla sic z pierwsza
sekcya, ktora wlasnie opuszczaia
dworzec. w ostatnim wagonie,
ktory najwiecej W tel kolizyi u
cierpiai, znajdowaio sic przeszlo
80 Nosob i wszystkie zostaiy ska
leczone.
Bohaterem W tel ko1izyi byi ka-
tolicki ksiadz Antoni Berhler z
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zyczka opiewa ma 56,0O0,0OO ma
rex.
- Cesarz przyjaf ma sniadaniu
amerykanskiego ,,attache' mary
narki, kapitana Alberta Niblac-
ka, tel okazyi, il tenze usuwa
sic Z posterunku przy ambasa-
die.
v - z okazyi jubileuszu cesar
skiego ogloszona zostala obszerna
amnestya w armll.
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AMERYKANIE STRACILI 6
zOLNIERZY I IL Ram
NYCH.

Manila, Filipiny, Is czerwca.-
Szance szczepu Moros, ktorymi
dowodzi Sultan Jolo'u z Bagsag
zostaiy zabrane wczoraj przez
wojska amerykahskie po zacietej
walce, W ktorej Amerykanie stra-
cili szesciu zolnierzy. Szesciu 20
stale zabitych, a IL rannych. Ia
bici zostali dwaj szeregowcy z
kompanii M. z S-go pulku piecho-
ty. trzej czlonkowie 5S-mej kom-
panii skautow, i jeden czlonek 20
kompanii skautow. Porucznik f
dwin Rackley dostal postrzal w
noge.
Szczep Moros stawil silny O.
por. Giowna ich pozycya zostaia
i'm zabrana. General brygady
Pershing donosi, re bedzie nadal
prowadzil kampanie przeciw te-
mu szczepowi ma wyspie Jolo re
zmusi krajowcow do zlozenia
broni.
ZNoW DO IzBY PoSLoW.
Springfield. Ill, IS czerwca,
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q DANII.

Kopenhaga, Is czerwca. = Ga
binet ministeryalny zrezygnowal,
jako rezultat ostatnich wyborow
do parlamentu, poniewaz nowy
cabinet ma bye uformowany w
stosunku do SHY stronnictw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-13
KOBIETY A ZLO SPOLE-
CINE.

Komltet Z pietnastu, skladaja-
cy SIG wybitnych kupcow, pre-
myslowc6w, fabrykantow, adwo-
katow i pracownik6w socyal--
nych, juz ma gotowy rapport ze
sledztwa niemoralnosci w Chica-
go i dzisiaj przed poludniem wy
stosowai list do burmistrza Har-
risona, w ktorym go o tenn uwia-
dania i prosi natychmiastowa
akcye re strony wiadz miejskich,
azeby kres polozyt stosunkom
niemoralnym, ktore dis sa pra-
vie tax zle jak bywa}y przed Kill
ku laty, zanim opinia publiczna
obudzila sic.
RAPPORT ten ma bye nadzwy-
czaj gruntownym. Me zbadano
stosunkow tax dokladnie Cd CA
su giosnej komisyi niemoralnosci.
Stwierdzono, re ia sama kllka
wciaz dzierzy kompletna kontro-
Ia mad wyszynkami domami
rozpusty W dzielnicy poludnio--
wei (South Side), co dawniej.
Pomimo re, byly prokurator
Wayman rzekomo pozamykal do
my niemoralne W jednej dzielni--
cy, sa one zn6w otwarte co WIG
cej, dystrykt ow sic rozszerzyf'
Komitet zbadai $50 miejsc, ktore
wediug dowodow posiadanych,
prowadzono jako miejsca Memo
ralne, lub do takich celow uzy-
wano. Prezesem komisyi jest
Clifford w. Barnes; wicepreze--
sem, H. P. Crowell; sekretarzem,
E. w. Sims; skarbnikiem, David
R. Forgan.
Kwestya wyrugowania zla spo-
lecznego bedzic wielka role ode
grywala W polityce mleJskleJ,
skoro tylko nowy bill, udzielajacy
kobietom prawo gfosowanla wei
die W zycie. Kobiety zawsze o.
kazywaly wielka troske o stan
moralny miasta i MONA sic spo-
dziewac, re majac W reku brot1
zaczepnq, jaka jest ballot, tenn
energiczniej wystapia "a segre--
gacya ostatecznem wyrugowa--
MEM stosunkow niemoralnych z
miasta. ......
Niekt6rzy wyrazaja zal, re
kobiety ME beda mogly ,glosowac
ma czlonkow legislatury stano-
wei, gdyz jest gwaitowna po-
trzeba, azeby ludzie lepszego ka-
libru wybierani byli fla posfow 4
senator6w stanowych.
OBCHODY 1 DEMONSTRA--
eye.
Sufrazystki chicagoskie, owa--
cyjnie powitaja kobiety, ktore
meznie W Springfield walczyly
"a przeprowadzeniem blu, przy-
znajacego kobietom prawo sio--
sowania. Wroca one do Chicago
iutro rano Q ,godz. 7mej. Kobiety
te, ktore w ruchu sufrazystycz--
nym Stanu illinois zaje}y wybit-
ne stanowisko, nazywaja sic: pa
nj Grace Wilbour Trout, PAM
Sherman NJ. Booth i PAM Antoi-
nette Funk.
Kilkaset kobiet muzyka po-
vita je ma dworcu La Sale St.
Poczem nastapi pochod po uli-
each do giownej kwatery . Illinois
Equal Suffrage Association W
grnachu Fine Arts Building. w
poludnie bedzie .jubileuszowy1
luncheon
w parku Granta ma bye urza-
dzona wielka demonstraeya. u
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2 NIEMIEC.

Berlin, Is czerwca. = Subskry-
pcye novel pozyczki pruskiej, roz
pisanej przez Rad pruski, pokry-
wane bywaja bardzo skapo5 do
tad ME wynosze ami poiowy; po-
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z SZWAJcARYI.

Zurych, Is czerwca. Euge-
niusz Magi i jego zona = uwa-
zani "a najbogatszych wiascicie-
Ii nieruchomosci W kraju, popei-
Mill samobojstwo przez zaczadze-
ME sic; powodem = brak 'zajecia
sic zyciem: dzieci ME mieli nj
krewnych - ME mieli Eye poco...
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PAM SQUIRE ZNoW PRO-
,TESTUJE.

Skoiczyly sic dni protestowa--
MIA pani Belle Squire. Skonczyia
sic egzystencya organizacyi mo
Vote, No Tax League, ciagle
protestujacej przeciw opodatko--
waniu kobiet, ME majacych praw
obywatelskich.
Pani Bell Squire co rok cd lat
pieciu energicznie protestowaia
do wydziaiu asesorow i wydziaiu
szkontrujacego przeciw sciaga--A
niu cd niej podatkow. Staia ma
czele ligi, ziozonej re $50 ko-
biet, W podobny sposob zapatru-
jacycl sic ma te kwestye co PAM
Squire.
Teraz pani Squire nietylko "a
piaci swe podatki, ale jak zwykli
sniertelnicy messy, bedzie sic
staraia, ably podatek jej byi moz-
liwie najnizszym. Juz korzysta--
jac ze swych przywilejow, jako
obywatelka z prawem giosu ! O.
bowiazkiem placenia ma titrzyma-
ME rzadu, protestuje przeciw te-
rnu, re majatek jej oszacowany
byl "a wysoko, j re ME posiada
wiasnosci osobistej "a $500.
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TeIegramy zagTaniGzne'
ZGODA MA BALKANIE.


ZGODA MA BALKANIE.
Londyn, Is czerwca. - Rzady
Serbski i Buigarski pogodziiy sic
nareszcie z propozycya stanow-
ca Rosyi, ably demobilizowae ar
mie w trzech czwartych, a to dla
uspokojenis Eapaiow wojennych
spor o podzia} zdobytych teryto-
ryow tureckich ma bye rozstrzy-
gniety przez sad polubowny, kto-
ry zfozono pod dyrektywe cara
Mikoiaja. Jesli ia wiese jest pc
VIVA prawdziwa, to niebezpie-
czenstwo novel wojny na Bafka-
ME zosta{o nareszcie zazegnane.
NIEPoRoZUMIENIE z IA
- PONIA.
Toxic, Is czerwca. = Komen-
dant portu Nagasaki bada spra-
we aresztowania jachtu amery-
kanskiego Columbia" W jednym
z ME otwartych dla obcych stat
kow - portow japonskich. VIA
Sciciel statku, ktory nalezy do
nowojorskiego klubu jachtowego,
utrzymuje, re dostal ustne Po-
zwolenie ma wplyniecie do portu,
poniewaz statek naglaco Potrze-
bowal naprawy; wladze japofi-
skie powiadaja, re pozwolono o.
kretowi wstrzymac sic przy pc
wnej wyspie, ale ME wpiywac do
portu. uSwieconego dla Japon-
czykow: obcokrajowcy sprofa-
nowali ten port!.. . Zdaje sic, re
Japonia zaczyna sic odplacac A
merykanom sekaturami "a kali
fornijska legislature.
2 TURCYI.
Konstantynopol, 13 czerwca.-
Cialo zamordowanego wielkiego
wezyra Mahometa Szefketa Ba-
sly zostalo wczoraj pochowane
wSrod okazaiych manifestacyi
narodowej zaioby ma cmentarzu
znajdujacym sic ma ywzgorzu
wolnych", tuz W poblizu stolicy.
z ANGLII.
Londyn, 13 czerwca. - Pewna
liczba poslow przygotowuje RIA
dowi w najblizszy poniedzialek
interpelacye ostra W sprawie u
wolnienia szpiega niemieckiego
dra Gravesa ktory = skazany ma
lat kilka wiezienia, zostal ku
powszechnemu oburzeniu po kill
ku miesiacach uwolniony.
= Opinia publiczna zajmuje
sic skandalami wykrytymi W spra
vie nadania obcym kompaniom
naftowym przywilejowych do
staw ropy opaiowej dla floty an
sielskiej; w sprawy te nieczyste
maia bye wmieszani nawet czion-
kowie gabinetu ministeryalnego,
z HISZPANII.
Madryt, Is czerwca. = hrol
Alfons uprosii dawniejszego pre-
miera Romanonesa, aby pozostai
ma urzedzie j zajai sic organiza-
eva nowego gabinetu ministery-
alnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-13

JEzELI potrzeou1cie pseniedzy ma
properta idzcie do Hatterman and
Glanz.