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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-12-18
PACIFIC COAST NEWS

Secretary McAdoo will represent
President Wilson at the opening of tt G
San Diego, Cal, exposition, Deem
Der 81.
Lassen peak, near Redding, Col,
broke into eruption again December
IL, the sixty-second time since the re.
newal of it's volcano-like activity in
May. The eruptions are visible 100
miles.
At Portland, Ore, Monday. Fred
Thomson, "a, an elevator boy was
sentenced to life Imprisonment for
the murder of Emma Ulrich, a 21-year.
old stenographer who had refused to
accept his attentions.
The pet dog of Mrs T. B. Longer
of Sacramento qualified for Carnegie
medal recently when he saved the life
of his owner and her mother after they
had beeen overcome by gas fumes
from stove in which lampblack was
being burned.
The Skagway, Alaska fire Sunday
completely destroyed the Moores
wharf, together with all the ware
houes buildings, except the ore bunk
ers and chutes. The loss is estimated
at $4,000, of which 100000 was on
the wharf and the remainder on the
warehouses and contents.
J. A. French, county judge OF Wal
Iowa county, Oregon, until a month
ago, when he resigned under charges
was recently sentenced to an indeter
inmate term of one to five years in the
penitentiary on his plea of guilty to a
charge of obtaining money by false
pretenses. His confessed defalcations
amounted to $4,000.
F. G.. Elliott, special representative
of the United States of the London
banking firm of Close Brothers, has
been elected president of the White
Pass & Yukon railroad, succeeding o
L. Dickson, resigned. A. F. Zipf, for
merly traffic manager of the Northern
Navigation company, has been ap
pointed traffic manager of the White
Pass & Yukon, succeeding J. E. Demp
sey, resigned, and Fl. W. Wheeler has
been appointed general manager
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-12-18
Had Deeds Worth Millions.

New INSTRUMENTATION of the per
sonal effects of Emory 0. Edwards,
aged 43, found dead in his room in a
modest boarding house in the Green.
witch village section here recently, re-
vealed old deeds and documents indi
eating that the dead man was the rep
resentative of the Edwards estate
which at one time owned the site OF
the postoffice in Park Row and the
Aston house and an 100000 estate
in Holland. 1t is estimated that the
property mentioned in the deeds in Ed
wards room is now worth several hun
dred million dollars.
Edwards came to New York about
three weeks ago and it is believed
his home was in Colville, Wash.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-12-18
SPORTING ITEMS

Captain Johnny Evers of the Boston
Braves is i'll with pneumonia.
There were fewer 800 hitters in
the National during 1914 season than
in 1913.
The Federal league will distribute
stars captured during recent raids
among all their clubs.
The Henley regatta, England
classic rowing event, will not be held
next year. Too much war.
Jack Johnson is on his way to Bue-
nos Aires, the enchanting capital of
the Argentine, South Americas pro-
gressive agricultural Ell Dorado, there
to try to develop a new field for the
worlds championship fight fiasco
Jack Kearns, former northwest fight
promoter, now doing rushing bust
ness with a couple of promising young
fighters in San Francisco, writes that
with the lid about to close on the fight
game in California he will start east
with Fighting Billy Murray and Red
Watson.
The All-American football team Sc
lections of Walter Camp as announced
recently: End, Hardwick, Harvard !;
tackle, Balm. Princeton; guard, Pen.
mock, Harvard; center, McEwan, West
Point; guard, Chapman, Illinois;
tackle, Trumbull, Harvard; end,
O'Hearn, Cornell; quarter, Chez, Dart
mouth; half-back, Maulbetsch, Michi
gan; halfback, Bradlee, Harvard; full
back, Mahan, Harvard.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-12-18
THE SPOKANE MARKET.

The business and industrial situa-
ton Is gradually working itself out to
more normal plane. Business ID
holding very close to seasonable pro-
portions, and, all things considered,
presents far more elements of salts
faction and encouragement that causes
for pessimism.
Provisions.
Butter-While there has been NO
change in the local price OF butter
within the week coast advices note q
decline of &c there attributed to the
milk supply being above normal as =
result of fine weather and condensers
making butter because of surplus OF
their product.
Eggs-The egg market continues to
hold firm at previous levels and ar
rivals Of fresh stocks very few.
Poultry-The market shows de-
cline Of 1c on hens and chickens this
week with an abundance OF birds in
sight for the Christmas trade. Tur-
key. which jobbed around zoe at
Thanksgiving, will probably be near
that figure in supplying the demand.
Dressed Meats-The market Is rath-
er quiet, the only change noted being
a slight advance in beef and pork cuts
with hogs little weaker.
Fruits and Vegetables.
Apples-There is no special feature
in the local situation although the
market holding at the same figures az
for some time past of 5O@75c for
cooking and 75c@$1.25 for fancy.
Other Fruits-Oranges and lemons
both show a little weaker this week,
the quotations on the former being
$2.90@3.25 and the latter $5.50@6 for
fancy and $5@5.50 for choice. Gran
berries are little stronger but have
not yet changed in price. Keg grapes
are now quoted at $3.75 and crates at
SLIGO.
Potatoes-The weakness that has
been apparent in the spud market for
some time has had the effect of broad
ening the quotations from s5c@$1.2s
to 75c@$1.25
Wheat-That the market is on de-
batable ground is the opinion among
unbiased dealers, although many OF
the larger commission houses admit .
belief in price appreciation ultimately.
Their predictions are based upon tho
assumption that the end of the war is
a long way off and that Europe will
have to buy heavily in this country for
an indefinite time to come. The time
must come when receipts will fall on,
and convinced that the greater per.
centage of crop has been marketed,
the conclusion is drawn that a note
worthy increase in the visible supply
will not be witnessed in January, at
which time an accumulation is usually
recorded
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-12-18
HOUSE AoNoRs sERENo PAYNE
Public Funeral Held in Hall Sunday
With High Officials Present

Public Funeral Held in Hall Sunday
With High Officials Present
Neutrality-suspicious. solemn ceremony
the house OF representatives on Sunday
mourned the death of Serene e. Payne
for 80 years member of the house. n
was the first time in Is years that tho
house had held a public funeral, pay
ing final tribute to dead member
lying in state in the hall of the house
Nelson Dingley, Jr, was given a state
funeral in 1899.
The president and his cabinet, tho
vice president and the senate, the SUI
preme court, the diplomatic corps and
the high officers of the army and navy
were invited to join the house in
mourning it's dead. The senate had
appointed committee and arranged
to attend the ceremony.
The services were entirely religions
in character, and were conducted by
the Rev. d. Cudgeon, chaplain of the
house, and the Rev. Samuel II Greene
of the Calvary Baptist church, which
Mr.. Payne attended in Washington.
The choir of Calvary church sang and
section of the marine band played
appropriate music.
Following the services in the house
the body was taken to Auburn. N. Y,
the home of the dead representative.
by the house and senate committees,
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-12-18
P. APPROPRIATIONS
POSTMASTER GENERAL RECON-
MENDS ACQUISITION OF THE
PHONE SYSTEMS.
DEPARTMENT SELF SUSTAINS
Cut Assistant Postmasters From Pay
roII-Regrouping Of Mail Men Pro-
vided-Raise Pay for Some
Railroads Get Higher Pay.

Washington.-Furth development
of Postmaster General Burleson's rec
concentrations for government acqui-
sition of the telegraph and telephone
systems is proposed in the postoffice
appropriation bill reported to the
house. 1t is said to carry approx
mately 1926, 100000.
Efforts to extend the civil service
to third class postmasters failed and
no civil service extension is provided.
The office of assistant postmaster,
however, for many years fixture in
the larger cities throughout the coun-
try, would be abolished by the bill
In first class offices all activities
would be regrouped, SO as to concen-
trate all supervisory authority in each
postoffice under postmaster. super
tendent of finance and superintendent
of mails.
Raising of the maximum balances
acceptable at postal banks from $500
to $4,000. the interest to be payable
only on deposits up to $1,000 would be
authorized by the bill. Encouragement
of the salaries of superintendent,
their assistants, cashiers and others
having supervisory authority, is au-
thorized, with provision for an addi-
tional $1,0OO,00O expenditure.
The bill includes as rider the rail
way mail pay bill, passed by the house
and pending in the senate, to change
4 -
to that of the car space used by the
mails carried. The railroads would be
given a total or $1,O00,00O additional
compensation. because Of the addition
al burden imposed by the volume of
parcels post
More Pay for Carriers.
While rejecting the recommends
ton that all rural carriers be put on
an individual contract basis the COM
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-12-18

with strong demand, all offerings
were quickly snapped up at 81 for
lambs and IS for ewes. The market
is extremely snappy.
Representative sales are as followss
Steers, $6.60@7.25; bulls, $3.50; heif
ers. $3.50; calves, So; hogs, $3.50
7.50; lambs. 81; ewes, IS; yearlings.
Sc.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-12-18
Hobo Nell Tells Of Self.

to the police of the northwest the
last few years, is Miss Nell Hale of
st. Louis, Mo-, according to her story
told at local hospital, where she has
been since she was the victim of a
recent attack by tramp, with whom,
according to her story, she left here
She is 80 and says her family in St.
Louis Is we'll to do.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-12-18

More Pay for Carriers.
While rejecting the recommends
ton that all rural carriers be put on
an individual contract basis the COM
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-12-18
Taft Urges Budget System.

New York-Former President Will
liam Howard Taft, guest of honor at
a luncheon Saturday at the Lawyers
club. spoke at length on efficiency and
economy in the national government
and advocated the establishment OF a
budget system.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-12-18
Wreck Kills One. Injuries 25.

Mortified, Minn.-One person was
killed and more than 25 injured seri-
ously when Rock Island passenger
train was wrecked eight miles south
of here Sunday and five cars rolled
down a 15-foot embankment. A bro
ken rail is said to have caused the
accident.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-12-18

Among the things that may be
c,assed as bad habits are hurrying
anu worrying, and the former usually
leads to the latter.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-24
NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- Burn. Harrison wczoraj IL
sunal G. Westona, ktory repre-
zentuje miasto we wydziale in
zynierow, majacych nadzor nac
kompaniami kolei ulicznych, ma
podstawie zarzutow, re ME pilno-
wal interesow miasta, gdyz jak
wiadomo, miasto jest wspolni-
kiem kompanii tramwajowych.
Weston zajmuje wyzywajace sta
nowisko i w liscie do BURN. Har-
risona w odwecie zarzuca mu, IL
fakta we falszywem swietle
przedstawia i twierdzi, re bur
mistrz ME ma prawa go usunac.
- Wczoraj rozpoczal sic W sa-
Ii gnachu ,Medinah Temple
czternasty zjazd miedzynarodo--
wei organizacyi nauczycieli szkol
niedzieln va G& 1day Schools).
Prezyden. wilson i czlonkowie
jego gabinetu nadeslali telegra-
my re zyczeniami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-24
TsIsgramy KTajOWs'
MORDY w SZEREGACH
GoRNICZYCH.
Butte. Mont, "a czerwca.

Butte, Mont, "a czerwca. -
Jeden cziowiek zostaI zabity, j
dwoch otrzymalo ciezkie rany
kiedy ma nowo rozpoczeto brato'
bojcze walki w szeregach gorni--
czych w tenn mieScie. Sala u
Mon, W ktorej zbierali sic g6rnicy
zostaia czesciowo zniszczona dy-
namitem. Pod gmach ten podsa--
dzono przeszlo 20 kawalkow dy--
namitu i kolejno go wysadzano,
Front caly zostai zburzony wy,
buchami.
Deputowani szeryfa napedzajae
awanturnik6w ze sail podobnc
zmuszeni byli uzyc broni i pc
pierwszej salwie podniesiono jed,
Inego zabitego j dwoch rannych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-24
---~asS.' Ia. S.'1ns!. nI. 1Pa' =
SYTUACYA MEXYI''kHASKA.
Caranza ME ChCe Slyszet 0 HuGrCie,
Kampania trivia W pelni.
Z Albanii: Durazzo zdobyte
SpraWy AngIii. $40 Pogrzeb NOrdiki.
4 Francyi. = Ofiara Awiatyki.
Zamach Stanu Peru. = RekOrd lOtniczy.
Omal ME KatastrOfa ma MOrZu.
GTsca dustans diva Ohey Wnns. - NsmGy Fzsszkadja.
EWaWs uuuGhy Butte. Mont. - kobeT ME maja ItosG'
Francyi. Ofiara Awiatyki.
Zamach Stanu W Peru. = RekOrd lot
Omal ME KatastrOfa ma MOrzu.

wszechnem giosowaniem decydo,
wac czy ma nalezee do autonomi
czy ME. Irlandczycy oczywiscie
przeciwiaja sic poprawce. Jest
to jeden z projektow rzadowyct
kompromisu.
w koSciele W Reading INA
leziono bombe, podiozona przez
sufrazystki: ma szczeScie explo-
zyi zdoiano uniknac. w Glasgo'
vie aresztowano "a podpalanie
sufrazystke Gordon skazano ma
rok wiezienia.
w Londynie odbyi sic po'
grzeb Nordici, Spiewaczki gloSnej
zmariej ma wyspie Jawie, ktorei
cialo wiasnie przewieziono dc
Anglii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-24
NIEMCY PRZESZKADZAJA.

Washington, "a czerWca. -
Senior Chamoro, minister nikara-
guanski, stawil sic wczoraj pred
komitetem senatu dla spraw "a
granicznych i powiedzial, ze
Niemcy W Nikaragwie chca ko-
niecznie wiecej ofiarowat "a kon-
, cesye, o ktore Stany Zjednoczone
sic staraja.
Minister Chamorro powle-
dzia1, re Niemcy ci praWdopodob-
ME maja upowaznienie Cd rzadu
nIemieckiego do robienia ofert.
Stany Zjednoczone "a pewne kon-
cesye ofiarowaly Nikaragwie 3
miliony dolarow.
Z pytah, jake wczoraj mini
strowi zadano okazuje sic, re Sta
ny Zjednoczone w polityce, W
przemySle handlu rel wodza W
malej tel republice. Obecnle W
stolicy Nikaragwy kwateruje sic
znaczny oddzial marynarzy anne,
rykahskich, kt6rych tam sprowa-
dzono jedynie W tym celu, by
bronili rzadu pred rewolucya'
Marynarze ci urzadzili sobit
kwatere w Bialym Domu nikara
guahskim, a prezydent gdzieln--
dziej mieszka.
Przeciw zawarciu przymierza z
Nicaragua zaprotestowalo pam
stewko Costa Rica i San Sal,
vador. Zdaje sic jednak, re pahSte
wka te MONA poskromic jeSli sic
| ich koncesye nabedzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-24
SLEDZTWO KRACHU BAN,
KU LA SALE JUZ
ROZPOCZETE.

Po otrzymaniu cd audytora
stanowego Brady'ego odmowne]
odpowiedzi ma proSbe o rapport
rewizyi banku Lasalle, przepro-
wadzonej przez D. V. Harklna'
egzaminatora stanowego, proku-
rator stanowy Hoyne chwycif sic
radykalnych srodk6w. Udal sic do
prezesa sadu kryminalnego, Sc
diego Brentano wyjasnii, re
sledztwo ME moze bye wdrozone,
dopoki ME otrzyma raportu z re-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-24
2 FRANCYI.

Paryz, "a czerwca. - Ma glow
nej poczcie strajkowali wszyscy
poczciarze przez 2 godzin, wstrzy
mujac caly ruch znpeinie-a to dla
okazania swego niezadowolenia
z powodu odrzucenia wniosku w
senacie o podwyzszeniu i'm pen
syi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-24
ZAMACH STANU.

Guayaqul, Peru, "a czerwca.-
Rewolucyjny zamach stanu celem
zamordowania prezydenta Leoni-
dasa Plaza, wyniesienia ma jego
godnoSc przewodcy rewolucyi Ka
rola Conoha ME udal sic jak o
tenn tu donosza re stolicy Quito.
RewolucyoniSci zostali areszto--
wani.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-24

Powyzsi powiedzieli burmi--
strzowi, re klub uniwersytecki
wyznaczyl $1,000 nagrody "a od--
bycie tel podr6zy. Z Philadelphia
ruszyli dnia 1890 maja. By}o ich
szeSciu. Jeden odpadl w Pitts
burgu, jeden w indianapolis, je-
den W Chicago, )eden W Steator,
a dwoch tylko podroz Gala skoh--
czylo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-24
Po|iCyant SkIada zeznanie.
Carney opowiada, jak on Stive zebrali fun
dusz lapowniczy W sumie $4,000.
SanGuewo ownshpu WORTH Handarz8 narkok6W skazan na
kay pene1ne wezenne - Weston zajmus stanoWisko Wy.
yWaace. - poItyk. - gazd nauezyeeIi
szkdI nedzenyeh,

SN@io ~
to wydai pozew sadowy
(supoena duces tecum), zadajacy
aby Harkin stawil sic z raportem
przed lava sedziow przysieglych.
Harkin gdy mu pozew pokazano
wczoraj W poludnie, oswiadczyl,
il najwieksza checia stawi sic
pred wielkoprzysiegiymi. o 60
dzinie 2:45 popoiudniu sledztwo
juz byio W toku.
w ciagu wczorajszych przessu-
chow wyszlo ma jaw, re bank La
Sale byl W groznym stanie juz
W styczniu br. Wiedzieli o tenn u
rzednicy banku i audytor stano-
wy J. ]. Brady. w kwietniu stan
banku tax sic pogorszyi, re ow-
czesny glowny klerk audytora, F.
Porter. polecii mu, ably kazaf
bank zamknac. Wtedy to Lori
ner Munday udali sic do Spring
field wymogli cd audytora czas
ulgi, ably przyprowadzit interesy
banku do porzadku. Brady, wbrew
opinii swych asystentow, przy-
chylii sic do proSb Lorimera /
| Mundaya.
Mimo to Lorimer Munday
zbywali rewizora bankowego o.
bietnicami, co kilka dni zapowia-
dajac, IL nieporzadki beda napra-
wione. Lorimer pojechai nawet
do Londynu, ably tamteJszych
kapitalistow naklonic do uloko-
wanna kapitalow W kompanie ko-
lei elektrycznej Lorimera, ktorej
gwarancye ma $5O1,474 znajdo-
waly sic w banku La aSlle. Te
gwarancye Harkin potepil jako
podrzednej wartosci zadas, aby
je sprzedano, lub zastapiono
gwarancyami pelnej wartosci.'
Misya Lorimera speizla ma nj
czem. Tymczasem nieregularno-
sci W banku La Sale wciaz sic
mnozyiy, gdyz ably jedne dziury
powypeiniac, robiono inne, az
wreszcie przyszio do nieuniknio-
nego krachu.
Sedziowie przysiegli dzisiai
studyuja rapport rewizora Harki-
ma.
Receiver" banku Niblack TAX
re pracuje mad raportem, ktory
bedzie przedlozony lawie sedziow
wielkoprzysieglych. Ten nietylko
znajduje potwierdzenie dawnych
zarzutow, ale nawet nowe rewe-
lacye wydobywa ma jaw.
Funkcyonaryusze banku otrzy-
mywali pozyczki, siegajace $685.
900. Weksle ich sprzedawano "a
pe}na cene bankom, podlegiyni
bankowi LaSalle.
Wspomniano juz wczoraj o
tenn, jak potajemnie usunieto
bondy realnosciowe W sumie
100000, deponowane przez bank
La Sale II audytora stanowego
jako poreczenie Interest," ,,trusto-
wego", prowadzonego przez ten
bank. Bondy te sprzedano kom-
panii Marquette National Fire
Insurance CO.., W ktorej c. B.
Munday E. w. Llsner, dyreKtor
banku So interesowani.
Gwaraneye, ktore rewizor Har
kin uznai "a podrzedne, sprzeda-
wano filiom bankowym banku
La Sale.
Przeciw urzednikom banku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-24
ZNoW MORDERSTWO
,,CZARNEI REKI.'

w chwili, gdy wladze miejskie
zapowiadaja energiczna akcye W
celu polozenia kresu morder-
czym napasciom rewolwerowi-
czow, a specyalna komisya przy-
gotowuje sic do wdrozenia scis-
lego Sledztwa co do przyczyn Ii
cznych tajemniczych morderstw,
ofiara reki nieznanego zbrodnia
RIA pada jeden re specyalnych in
westygatorow policyjnych, Fran
ciszek De Mario. Try razy
strzelono do niego blisko gloSne-
90 ,,naroznika smierci" w dziel--
nicy wloskiej.
Jest to z kolei 125 morderstwo
tego rodzaju Cd dnia 1go stycz-
MIA 1911 r., a 21sze W tym roku.
Zbrodnie te So przypisywane
,,czarnorekowcom,, czyli Mafii.
De Mario umarI w drodze do
stacyi policyjnej przy Chicago
ave. Chociaz policya stawila sic
ma miejscu zbrodni W kilka minut
DO strzelaninie, ME znaleziono a
nj Sladu po mordercach. Areszto-
wano kilka podejrzanych osob,
lecz ich ma wolnoSc wypuszczo-
no.
Okoio godz. 11tej wieczorem
szedi De Mario, wedlug jednej
wersyi, utica Oak W towarzyst-
vie dw6ch ludzi. Gdy znaJdowa-
Ii sic miedzy ul. Cambridge ave-
Larrabee ul., ci dwaj sic co1neli,
wyjeli rewolwery i strzelili do
De Mario, trafiajac go w glove
try razy.
Ma ulicy, pred domami, sic
dzialo wiele W1ochow, dorosiych
dzieci, korzystajac chiodu
wieczornego, gdyz wnetrza DO
NOW byly nieznoSne po cato-
dziennym upale. Mkt jednako-
woz mic ME wiedzia}, nawet ma
pytania policyant6w odpowiada-
Ii, ze mic ME widzieli. TAX bywa
ze wszystkimi morderstwam1
czarnej reki.
w ubraniu zabitego znalezlono
numer telefoniczny J. Gianbalvy'
zam .pnr. 312 w. Ohio I'll, Ten
takze odpowiedziai ma pytanie
mu zadane, IL "a gadanie spotka-
laby 60 Smierc.
Pozniej wyszio ma jaw, re De
Maria byl zajety Sledztwem "a
mordowania l. Levina, kupca W
Chicago Heights. Podejrzenla
paddy ma pewnego Wlocha' Poz-
niej pogloska sic rozeszla, IL ten
sam Wsoch spisknai sic drugim
ktory tego zagodzil do zamordo-
wanna Levina, ably sprzatnac DE
Maria. Podejrzani beda areszto--
| urani
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-24
MASZYNA WYPRO-
BOWANA.

Nowy York, "A czerwca.
Porucznik Porte wyprobowal juz
aeroplan, w ktorym w lipcu "a
mierza puSciG sic W podroz przez
Atlantyk. w powietrzu ma wo>
die maszyna zachowywala sic
bardzo spokojnie. Wzniesiono sic
W powietrze piecioma pasazera-
mi.
w przyszlym tygodniu Porte
wyjezdza do St. Johns, W Novel
Fundlandyi, skad puSci sic do Eu-
ropy przez Atlantyk.
MA BOSAKA 1900 MIL.
St. Louis, Mo-, "A czerwca. -
DR.. Edward F. Gilpin Artur
DAILY, kt6rzy w tym roku ukon
czyli studya ma uniwersytecie
Pennsylvania, ukohczyli wlaSnie
wczoraj podroz ma bosaka Z Phi
ledelphti do St. Louis.
Udali sic boso do ratusza / tam
prosili burmistrza, by dal "a
swiadczenie, IL boso sic niego
stawili.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-06-24
TsIsgTaDy zagraniGzne.
SYTUACYA MEXY-
KANSKA.

Niagara Falls, "a cZerwca. -
Zdaje sic, re najnowszy plan po-
Srednik6w A. B. c. doprowadze-
MIA do jakiegoS porozumienis
spelznie ma niczem: jak wczoraj
donoszono, Planowali oni urzs-
dzenie informacyjnej konferen-
cyl pomiedzy przedstawicielami
Carranzy i Huerty, ale Carranza
nawet informacyjnyoh ukladow z
Huerta ME chce, domagajac sic
stanowczo eliminowania zupeIne-
go Huerty ukladow: tego ro--
dzaju oSwiadczenie ziozyi wczo-
raj sekretarz Carranzy p. Bras
ceda. WieSc o takiem stanowisku
Carranzy przyszla juz do Wa
szyngtonu, W rezultacie pozosta-
ie juz tylko pole walk i dobrze
jeSli Stany potrafia utrzymac sic
neutrslnemi W dalszym rozwoju
zatargu mexykanskiego. Spodzie-
waja sic, re jednak Stany w zasa-
die zdolaja utrzymac upragnio--
ny tax bardzo pokoj z Mexy--
klein w tym duchu zostanie pod
pisany ostateczny protoka kon--
ferencyi W Niagara Falls, reszte
sporu partyi mexykanskich pozo-
stawi sic samym Mexykanom do
wywalczenia miedzy soba. .Wczo-
raj misl sic Rad Huerty zwracac
po rsz pierwszy do rzsdu Wa
szyngtonskiego - cd czasu jak
zostaiy zerwane stosunki dyplo--
matyczne: tresc noty ME jest zna-
ma
Monterey, "a czerwca. - lynn
czasem kampania rewolucyJna
szybko postepuje: Villa jest W
Canitas, pod Zacatecas caly
dzien wczorajszy spedzii ma ba--
daniu terenu map dyslokacyi
woisk, gen. Natera,, odparty Pc
rag pierwszy pod Zacatecas jest
pod Fresnillo, ale W ciaglej pozo-
stale z Villa komunikacyi. Przy-'
szio juz do potyczek pomniej-
szych. w okolicy tel wezbraiy
rzeki wskutek wielkich deszczow,
przygotowal sic ma to. Villa i ma
re SODA dostatek materyalu mo,
stowego, tax re jego marsze ME
zostaiy wstrzymane.
JednoczeSnie korpus pozo--
stajscy przy gen. Carranzy pola-
czony z korpusem gen. Gonzaleza
ciagnie ma San Louis Potosi, aby
miasto to zdobyc rownoczesnie z
Zacatecas. Po zajeciu owych
miast faktycznie juz tylko stolica
Mexyk pozostanie do wziecia
marsz ma miasto to ma tez bez-
zwiocznie nastapic.
D ALBANII. =.
Skutari, "a czerwca. - Do
niesiono tn, re pomimo zawiesze-
MIA broni zawartego ostatnio po-
miedzy wojskami ksiecia a po--
wstancami - przyszlo pod Du-
razzo do nowych krwawych
walk, oraz, re powstahcom udaio
sic zaskoczyc miasto nagle zdo-
bye je: ksiazs rodzina schronic
sic miai na wojenny okret au-
stryacki W porcie stojacy W po--
gotowiu.
SPRAWY ANGLII.
Londyn, "a czerwca. - w /
zbie lordow wniesiono poprawke
do blu autonomii Irlandyi W tym