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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-17

New York, \. y, March 11.-Fifty
detectives were at work today trying
to run down the craftsmen who rob
he'd Martin Simon & Sons pawnshop,
Ch the East Side some time yester-
day of 100000 worth of jewelry-one
of the most daring and successful rob-
berries committed in this city within
the memory Of the present generation
Of policemen. 1t comes as a climax TO
Il series of safeblowing robberies
which for more than nine months has
engaged the attention of special
safe squad of detectives organized
by Deputy Police Commissioner
Dougherty,
The care with which the burglars
cut their way by a devious route from
an adjoining cellar to the Simons
building, convinces the detectives
they were familiar with the premises.
The men had carefully avoided using
the basement stairway, which was
opened to them, but had sawed their
way through two floors, apparently
knowing that the stairway was wired
with burglar alarms.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-17
NUEv0 LAREDO IS
Scene OF LATEST
BATTLE IN MEXICO
CARRANCT ENTER TOWN and Use LARD FACTORY AS FORT UNTIL
Driven OUT BY HOT fire FROM RIFLES OF FEDERAL GARRISON
OFFICERS CAPTURED NEAR NAC0
ARE PROMPTLY LINED UP AND SHOT

I campaign against Ojeda is ended,
Tucson, Arizona, March 1.-two
hundred constitutiohalists are ap-
preaching to attack Alamos, on a
branch line of the Southern Pacific of
Mexico, near Navojoa, in southern
Sonora, says wireless message from
the United States cruiser Colorado,
lying in Guaymas harbor. A belated
report tells of the defeat Saturday of
q small force of federals by insur
gent state troops at Ladura, on the
Sonora, Chihuahua border The state
troops have cut all communications
below Guaymas. Two American line
men repairing the railway wires on
the line below Hermosillo Sunday were
arrested and are held at the state capi-
tai.
Cananea, Mex, March 17.-Oppos-
ing state and federal troops remain
ing for nearly week in the same
town without hostilities is the pecul-
lar situation here in the Sonora re.
volt situation. The local federal gar
rlson remains in its barracks, while
the constitutionalsts who a few days
ago stole into the American mining
town have taken up permanent quar-
tcrs within few hundred yards from
Where the enemy is stationed. Not
shot has been fired
The strange condition is credited
t. orders from superior authority that
no lighting occur in the town. Should
either side attempt to leave Cananea,
the other force would follow and at
tack, each leader asserts. There are
about 800 federals and as many state
troops. The bottle prevents tie fed
eral garrison from moving to the as
s1stance of Ojeda at Naco as was or
dered some time ago.
Puebla, Mex, March IA de-
tachment of % adherents of the reb-
el Zapatas was captured by federal
troops near mere yesterday, taken 10
neighboring farm, lined up and
shot without trial. The action of the
federals is approved by inhabitants of
the district.
st. Louis, Mo-. March 1.-THE Mex
lean government is bankrupt and all
the purported wealth of Madero has
vanished, according to official infor-
nation of Count Paou Boigne, OF
Versailles, France, says he has receiv.
Ell. Count De Boigne, who departed
last night for Mexico City, said he
was on his way to the Mexican capital
to confer with Provisional President
Huerta and General Felix Diaz in re-
gard to a $200,000,OOO loan to the Mex
ican government has been negotiating
in France. He said as a representa-
tive of France, he expected to supply
Mexico with machine guns, cannon,
rifles and ammunition. The count de-
clared the Mexican government would
be given money, guns, and ammuni.
ton as soon as security which it had
offered, is proved to be all right.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-17
ANNUAL EGG
ROLLING WILL
Be HELD AGAIN

Washington, ID. c., March 17.--Pres
ident Wilson could hold office for life
ii juvenile Washington had its way
for there was jubilation among the
children when it was announced today
on Eastern Monday the White House
grounds would be kept open two and
one-half hours beyond the regular
time for the annual egg rolling
pranks. Hitherto the sloping lawn, ol
uue Wnlte TfOtiSr, hos hnn.,---+ tha NJ
posal of the children for four hours,
from 8 TO / o'clock. This year the
gates will not be closed until $3.50.
The egg rolling on Easter Monday
in the White House grounds is an in
stitution that draws hundreds of chill
dren and as many more ADULTS 10
watch the frolic. 1t has been the Gus
tom for the president and his wife to
visit the rompng children some time
during the morning and both Mrs.
Roosevelt and Mrs. Taft appeared to
take keen enjoyment in the observ'
alce,
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ANOTHER BIG
WIRELESS SYSTEM
WILL Be BUILT

Washington, D. c., March 17.--Rear
Admiral Stamford. chief of the bu-
reau of yards and docks, has just com
pleted plans for the construction Of
the second set of great naval wireless
towers which will Gt5't%sactea on the
canal zone at Caimito, practically uup.
licatng the initial plant on the Airing.
ton reservation near this city, There
will be three 500 foot steel towers
proposals for constructing which will
BE- opened April 12.
With a hundred kilowatt radio set
il is believed this station should be
able to communicate directly or by re-
lay with similar high power stations
to be erected by the navy in the Ha
waiian Islands, Tutuila, Samoa, Guam
and the Philippines.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-17

( Washington, d. c., March l7.-Po'
lice captains in charge OF the men
along the line of march of the suff'
rage parade on March 8 had their in
nings today before the senate sub
committee investigating the disorder
that interfered with the procession.
Captain Daniel Sullivan said he had
little trouble preserving order. Cap
tain Sullivan outlined his orders from
Superintendent Sylvester to keep the
roadway clear He said he carried
cut the orders to the best of his abll-
ity. Captain Sullivan said that Sylves-
ter had shown solieitudc for the Wom
en- and showed an evident purpose to
have everything go off pleasantly
Captain J. H. Hollenberger, in com
nand of the force on the section OF
the avenue where great disorder oc-
Cured. said that when he and his men
reached their posts at 30 O'Clock on
the day of the parade the street was
filed with people from building line TO
building line.
Al no time did I have The crowd
der control said the captain. AS
fl st as we could force one man back
two would fill his place
His men, he said, made eight arrests
for disorderly conduct.
almost everything that has been
said about conditions on the section
of the avenue where I was in COM
mand was true" testified Captain
Robert r. Doyle, in charge of one of
the most disorderly parts of the line
of march.
Conditions We're deplorable. The
men under me did everything in their
power working until they were eX-
hausted. But the crowd was over
whelming. 1t simply could not be
Captain Doyle, Captain Sullivan and
Captain Hollenberger agreed that the
principal reason for the failure of the
police to gain control of the crowd
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-17

said the question was equivalent in
Importance to the emancipation of the
| negro.
| Every word you have said" they
| told the president, for the political
liberty of men can be applied to the
| political liberty of women" Mrs.
Harper smilingly informed the presi-
dent that there never were such argll-
ments made for women suffrage as he
himself had given in his latest book.
She quoted the following passage
81 don't want SNUG lot of experts
to sit down behind closed doors in
Washington and play providence to
me. If any part of our people want
to be wards if they want to have
guardians put over them, if they want
to be taken care of, if they want to
be children patronized by the govern
ment, why | am sorry. because it will
sap the manhood of America"
Mrs. Harper declared that women
toO, ulu IlOt NdHi llIVlI iiS plOt-
idence to them behind closed doors in
Washington or in the various state
capitals.
Mrs Harper reminded the presi.
dent that Mrs. Susan b. Anthony
pleaded with Mr.. Roosevelt shortly
after he took Office and during his ad
ministration appeals We're made to
him not to leave the presidency with
out recognizing suffrage. A similar
but as futile appeal, she said, had
been made to President Taft.
almost a half century the greatest
step ever taken by the Democrat
party occurred with the enfranchise.
ment of the working man. We ask
that the Democratic party take an
other step in giving the vote to wom-
en-"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-17
NOMINATION
OF INCOMES is
NOT SENT IN

Washington, d. G., March 1.-THE
nomination of Chairman William r.
McCombs, of the Democratic nation
al committee to be ambassador to
France was prepared at the White
House today and as it was about to
be transmitted to the senate, it was
withheld at Mr.. McCombs' request.
Mr. McCombs has decided to accept
the post and it is said the delay does
not mean a change in his intentions
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-17
SENATE ADJOURNS.

Washington, d. c., March 1.-THE
United States senate ended its extra
ordinary session today, adjourning
sine die to reassemble April Z, when
tie extra session of congress con-
venes. All civil nominations OF
President Wilson were confirmed ex-
cept that OF Charles p. Neill to be
commissioner of labor statistics. This
appointment is still in committee.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-17

the new ideal capital city Of the com
monwealth really means laughing
iackass." Archibald Mestone, a noted
Queensland authority on aboriginal
names, makes the amusing assertion
after having studied the derivation Of
the word. Those who regard the ar-
thors verdict as correct are blaming
the government for not taking the pre-
liminary precaution Of having ascer
tanned the meaning of ''canberra' be
fore coming to a decision.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-17
AMERICAN NAVAL.
STORES COMPANY
GOES TO WALL

Savannah, Ca, March 17.--An
nouncement was made here today that
the American Naval Stores company
has suspended operations. The com
pany is being prosecuted by the gov
eminent for alleged violation of the
Sherman law.
The company claimed its credit was
impaired by prosecution in United
States court as naval stores trust
A meeting of the creditors was cal
led for March 81. L. S Nash, presi-
dent of the company, is in Europe.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-17
POLICE SAY THEY
TRIED TO KEEP ORDER

I was that they were not given control
of the line of march long enough be-
fore the parade began. When the
captains concluded the committee ad-
| journed subject to call.
LONDON sUFFRAGETTEs
DENoUNCE MR.. ASoUiTH.
Lodon, March l7-There were mill
4 tant scenes today at the weekly gath
ering of suffragettes in London mu-
sic hall. In the course of an address
by Mrs. Pankhurst, shouts of why
dent you blow up Premier Asquith?"
and shoot him rang through the
hall
Mrs. Pankhurst referred to her ap-
charge of melting malicious damage
ard then to her daughters imprison.
ment.
My daughter" she added "is try
ing to release herself as a prisoner Of
war from the enemy, and is enduring
all the tortures of Imprisonment and
confinement"
At this Juncture the hall resounded
with an Outburst against Premier AS
quith and his cabinet ministers.
The suffrage leader continued to
relate how her daughter, Sylvia, dur
ing the first eleven days of her i'm
prisonment, was not only forcibly
fed, but deprived of all books She
was in solitary confinement. and for
exercise was absolutely left TO her
own resources while undergoing that
treatment"
The speaker announced that Miss
Lansbury and Mrs. Moore, two mill
tnnts,' who went on a hunger strike,
were released from custody today
Mrs. Pankhurst incidentally attack
ed the labor party leaders. She said
they had professed to be in favor of
the women and had received help
both personal and pecuniary,' yet
they had done nothing to forward the
cause.
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PORTLAND MAN SUGGESTED
FOR THE LAND OFFICE. \

- FOH TIE LANO OF FINE.
y Washington, d. c., March II. y
y w. r. King, Democratic nation =
y al committeeman from Oregon, y
y today called ON Secretary Lane =
& of the interior department and =
y recommended for commissioner =
y of the general land Office, Colonel =
y Robert A. Miller, of Portland =
y For governor of Hawaii, in CON- y
y pany with John H. Wilson, Ma =
= tional committeeman from Ha- s
= waii, he urged the appointment =
y Of L. I. McCandless, who, it was y
y said, had tkg endorsement of s
= western committeeman. s
= S s s s = s s s s s s
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KANSAS BANK GUARANTY
LAW is CONSTITUTIONAL.

y Washington, d. c.. March IT, \
y The supreme court today formal
\ ly upheld as constitutional the
\ Kansas bank guaranty deposit \
= act of 1909. The act was held
\ constitutional about two years
= ago after objection by the state
= banks, but the National banks of
y Kansas still persisted in their =
\ fight against the law. \
: 5 s 4 = \ \ 4 & 4 & 4 \
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-17
GOVERNMENT NAVY YARDS
ARE LOSING US MONEY

Washington, d. c., March l7.-The
ravy department made a strong ap-
peal to the other branches OF the
government service. which make use
of vessels, to utilize the naval dry
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-17
JACkASS" DOES
NOT MAKE A BIG II

London, March 17.-Australians are
considerably agitated according to
the Daily Chronicles correspondent in
Melbourne by the report that Can
berra," the name recently selected for
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-03-17
LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN SENDS A GREETING tt
MAYOR LOPEZ TO-DAY.
l&lans,on NonsA
Dnblin

o. St.Patrick's morning desire to extend
tnfabtt
their
liberty
Rllo. To
satisfactory
services rendered by Irish
and Americ in dark and
St.Patrick's
Qu E1Hxz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-17
HUERTA TRIVIA.
w UPORzE.
Zdobycie Juarezu.
Ma frasunsk dOby tTunsE' sad1 HueTta,
Sprawa Mordu Rytuanego'
SKANDAL EMIGRACYJNY W AUSTRYI.
z Japonii.
,,Pociechy Wuja Sama.
Sprawy Anglii.
ZnOWu POza ma Oceanic. = Trieste
ME ziemi. = lime WIe$Cl
TeISgrafiCzne.
ET1s kWssy msykahsks SubWsneya rzadoWa Ola mIGyl
stanOWsl, = Straik kOpaIniaeh miadd = StrzsIaIa "
do poGlagu. = NuT shakW Fzsdzalnlaeh'
KuzVs kWssyi msykaisks SubWsncya rzaoWa Ola mIe
stanOwsl. = Strajk W kOpanaeh misdz. StIzsIaJa @
do poeiagu = NuWy shaik " Fzsdzalnlaeh'

kul przeleciaio do FL Paso poza
granice amerykahska, gdzie tez
niemala powstaia panika, ucie-
kajace domow kobiety dzieci
zoinierze amerykanscy w swych
barakach umieScili. o 5ej zrana
miasto sic poddalo.
Mexyk, miasto, II listopada.-
.Coraz gioSniej mowi sic o tenn, re
.Efuerta zapija sic po Prosta, szu'
&ajac w trunku zapomnienia ] po-
ciechy W swojej trudnej sytuacyi,
Prasa juz rowniez rozgiasza, ze
;Huerta stai sic notorycznym p'-
iakiem ostatnimi easy.
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SKANDAL EMIGRACYJNY
w AUSTRYI.

Wieden, II listopada. - VIA
DE rzadowe poStawiiy pod kau--
eye Samuela Altmana, zyda, kto-
ry byi glownym agentem hnii
Canadian Pacific, gioSnej ostat..
Mo powodu naduzyc, speinia--
nych W Galicyi, ma tie expedyowa-
MIA wychodzcow do Ameryki, ma
ciagania ich usuwania ich tajem-
nego z kraju pred odbyciem siuz-
by wojskowej = otoz ow agent
g}owny, pierwotnie aresztowany,
zostal postawiony pod kaucye
100000 koron.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-17
z JAPoNII.

Toxic, II listopada. - Prasa
oelasza reznltat sekcyi zwlok
ksiecia Katsury, jednego mai
znakomitszych mezow stanu ia
ponskich, ktory bedac prezesem
organizacyi japonskiei zwalcza-
jacej chorobe raka, sam zbiegiem
okolicznosci padl tel choroby o.
fiara i wiedzac o tenn, ciaio sWe
przekazai kollegiom medycznym
dla celow naukowych: otoz zba--
dano je szczegolowo i ogiaszaja,
re m6zg Katsury wazys 1000 gra-
NOW, ii. tyle, jak mozg Kanta,
znakomitego filozofa niemieckie-
90, a wiecej cd mozgu Napoleo--
ma. (Przecietnie mozg ludzki wa
w okoio 1900 gramow). Sekcya
odbyia sic nader uroczyscie wo-
bee zony zmariego, oraz przy mo-
dlitwach do ducha unarlego me-
Ia. L okazyi tel prezydent Wilson
polecii posiowi amerykahskiemu
W Toxic = ziozyc wspanialy VIE
nice przy zwiokach Katsury.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-17
SPRAWA MoRDU RITUAL
NEGO.

Petersburg, Ii listopada. - Pra
sa rosyjska bezustannie dmucha
W wiecznie tlejace ognisko agita-
cyl antyzydowskiej ma tie mordu
rytualnego: rzadowy organ mo
woje Wremia" ogiasza mp. skiad'
ki ma pomnik dla Juszyhskiego,
chrzeScijanskiego chlopca, zamor'
dowanego rzekomo W celach ry-
tualnych w Kijowie.
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TsIsgTamy zagTanlGzns'
sYTUACYA w MEXYKU.


Mexyk. miasto, II liStopada. =
Wczorai krazyia pogioska, re dy-
plomaci Stanow Zjednoczonych
zostaI odwoiani z Mexyku
p6zniei -iednak. -jej zaprzeczono.
'Pogioska ia Sanra jest 3ssz z--Fs<a-
z6wka. re Huerta znowu zmienh
turs sposobu mySlenia cd u
stepstw przerzuca sic do uporu'
Do raz luz ME wiadomo ktory.
Nadto Huerta zazadal rezygnacyi
cd ministra spraw zagranicznych'
.Aldape, a to dlatego, re minister
ten bvf stanowczym rzecznikiem
ustapienia Huerty. To rowniez
iest dowodem, ze Huerta ME my
Sli O ustapieniu. Aldaje byi ostat-
MIN ministrem, ktory nalezai do
eabinetu ma skutek porozumienla
I[uertv 2 Feliksem Diazem, o.
becnie w gabinecie Huerty zasia-
daja juz tylko same kreatury HUI
erty. Aldape byi zwolennlkiem
ugody ze Stanami byi umiarko-
wanym, wobec tego usuniecie je-
90 jest pogorszeniem szans po-
koiu, a powieksza obawy starcia
zbroinego ze Stanami Zjednoczo-
nymi.
NogaIes, Sonora, Il listoPada.-
Tymczasem Rad amerykanski
przez swego posla, Hale. uklada
sic dalej Carranza, wodzem re-
wolucyi mexykanskiej; podobno
Carranza ME chce slyszec o ugo-
die iakiejkolwiek Huerta, lub
kimkolwiek z jego handy, "a
da bezwarunkowego ustaPienia
zdrajcy i bandyty, jakim jest HUI
erta. Smiale i stanowcze zadania
rewolucyonistow utwierdza TEN
silniei wieSc o wielEich ich zwy--
ciestwach ostatniotygodniowych
oraz o zdobyciu Juarezu, Culia--
can, Victoria calego szeregu in
nych waznych miejscowoSci; dis
juz faktycznie try czwarte kFa-
in sa W mocy rewolucyonistow.
Mexyk, miasto, II listopada.-
Kongres nowy Mexyku ,,obrany'
" ostatniej prezydencyalnej elek-
CYL zeszed} sic onegdaj popolud,
podobno tylko katohckiej party;
zabrakio ma sesyi inauguracyjnej,
ma ktorej Huerta miai oswald
CzyC, ze ME hlySll ZreZySho"dC
poniewaz uwaza, &c powolany
Jest do przywrocenia pokoju W
kraiu. -.
Iuarez, Il listoPada. - o zdo-
byciu Juarezu Przez rezolucyoni-
stow nadchodza nastepujace
szczeg6iy: rewolucyonistami do
wodza dziemy general Villa, byio
ich og6lem okolo 8 tysiace: W no
.v zatoczyli oui armaty j cd 3-eI
mad ranem bombardowali miasto
arzcz peiue dwie gqdziny, wiele
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Cztery pozay podkIada W ciagu dWdch godzIn,
Z polityki. n1iejsk,iej.
Poczatek 16-tomissiecznej kampanlli, !,
Pozar gmachu UnWsEystu Northwestern 'Ims ogaalus
nOWv kub r0pubIkaisk. Skanda we Wysokch siefaeh
w sNaWis tahca ,,tango. = Hoa s
r. -. Tiki mis)skIs. - a'.:.1z. ... ~ -.

WyrzadzH szkode ma kiikaazle-
STAT dolarow.' 49, - -
.Czwarty pozar: wybucha w b b'i-
dynku ;. pnr.. 3oot6'--,s3 Cottage
Grove ave. w tylnyrn budynku
miesci sig stolarnia ! ftiiesskatiie
stoIarza jego familii. Ostrzegs
:ich W czas jakis nieznajomy. TAX
ze nieznaczna szkoda zostala
wyrzadzona. =
Pozar W kazdym wypadku po-
d1ozony byi W ten sam sposob.
Znaleziono kosz, nsPeiniony sla-
mem i papierem i. oblany nafta.
Strategy sadza, ze TO. robota ia
kiegos waryata. - ~s>...@'
- = Polar W budyliku, zajetym
przez Gridley, Maxon and Go,
pnr. IS West South Water ui,'
wczoraj rano wyrzadzii szkode
ma $4,000, TAX " budynku, jak J
W. towarze ma. skladzie. Pozar po-
wstaisze skrzyzowsnych przewo7
dow elektrycznych.
Ma 6-tem pietrze budynkn
pnr. 500 South Fifth ave-, pozar
wczoraj rano w sklepie krawiec-
kim Reuben, Levin and Co. wy
Fadzil szkode ma $I,1oo.
- 0negdaj popoludniu poWaz-
ny pozar W gmachu Uniwersyte-
til Northwestern, ma rogu ulic
Lake i Dearborn, w ktorym mie-
SEGA sic rome wydzialy tegoz IL
niwersytetu grozii zniszczeniem
caiemu budynkowi. Wywolai po-
pioch ogolny, tax, ze'setki osob,
studentow, studentek, profesorow
/ wlascicieli blur razenl z funk
cyonaryuszami ratowali sic ucie--
ozka po drabinach bezpieczef-
stwa. ...
Kilka pacyentek dentystycz-
nych zenidlaio ma krzesiach, tax,
ze trzebas,je bylo wyniesc.e w
tym czasie bowiem odbywalY sic
wykiady we wydziale' dentysty--
cznym. -. .sa.sTl5
Pozar powstaf W t: wv. ,;engine
ROOM w,suterenach. Gestekieby
dymu wnet sic rozesziy po calynl
budynku j wywoiaiy ogolna panl-
ke. .~...e.,
Z poLITYK1 MIEJsKIEJ.l
- Z ? : - .-- 80.
w nastepna niedziele popolud-
niu rozpooznie sic kampania kto-
ra trwae bedzie 16 miesiecy.
w tyn. okresie. przypadaja try
dni prawybor6w i try dni regu-
Ilarnych wyboroW.. Kampapia ia
obejmuje miasto, powiat Stan
w kazdyni wypadku bedzie to
kampania krytyczna / decydujaca
gdyz rozchodzi sic 0 z kontrole
mad kazdyln z tycfi dziaiow admf-
nistracyjnych..
Wybierahi >beda: senator Sta
now Zjednoczonych, z7 kongres-
manow, rs senatorow stanowych,
1s3 Representations stanowych,
czionkowie demokratycznego ko-
mitetu stanowego i komitetu po-
wiatowego; wielu urzednikow Po-
wiatowyclfei niejskieh. j sedziow'
roznych instytucyi. Wake rozpo-
czyna frakeya Suilivana wielkinn
,,meetingien" poiitycznynn. ktory
odbedzie sic W niedziels popolud-
niu W teatrie ,;Grand Opera
House W srodmiesciu. Sullivan
ma wtedy oglosic swa kandyda-
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