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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Average


IN tho contest IN track athletics and
scout craft between Petersburg Troop.
NO. !, ana N!chmond Troop No. -. at
the Fair Grounds ON Saturday after
noon Petersburg Won 10y score OF
IS 10 so. 1t is proper TO state that the
Richmond troop was delayed IN ar
irving, and IN consequence the contest,
which was scheduled TO be at Ocloce,
did not commence until $3.50 o'clock.
on this account Il was Impossible to
finish the whole program before dark
ness. and the high jumping. relay
RACES and Hrst-aId contests had to nc
omitted. The Richmond Boy Scouts
Won every contest in scout craft,
fact that showed very clearly the ex-
pert training the men of Richmond
have givem the.r Boy Scouts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
DISCUSS SALE OF CHURCH
Residents and Property Owners Men,
Emmanuel Meet behind Closed Doors

a meeting of the residents and prom
erty owners In the neighborhoo of
Leigh and Fifth Streets was held In the
Tor the purpose of discussing the pro
posed sale of Emmanuel Baptist Church
10 negroes. Opposition TO the occu-
negro congregation has been voiced for
some Tune. Property owners In the
Eeighborhood have expressed themselves
ton toward preventing n change in
the segregation ordinance that Will per
NIT the transfer of the church building
10 q colorcd congregations
Tho situation y,n. ,It.c,,s..,
~ Two hours at the meeting last night.
put no definite action was taken. The
meetinG was private, and at the close
or inc session no statement ~ to the
future plans of the Directing citizens
was given out "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
CORRECTION BY M'ADOO
Admits Error In Statement Tint Hanks
Charge More Than q Per Cent.

drntts Error IN Statement Tint Hanks
Charge More Than q Per Cent.
WASHINGTON, September 2S.-Soc.
retnry McAdoo tonight corrected his
recent statement that two unnamed
New York banks had negotiated largo
loans to II Southern bank Mt 7 per cent
interest. Tho secrotary's nction fol-
lowed the receipt of Il telegram from
~. II. WiGgin. chairman OF the New
York clearing house committee declnr-
ing that both New York institutions In
question denied the charge. In re-
ply. MIR. McAdoo wrote that his inform
ant. Southern banker. had notified tho
Treasury that he had been In error
ana that per cent was the rate
charged.
i. IL. Beal. president OF the Boston
Clearing House Association, to-day
telegraphed the Treasury that 80 far
as his association is concerned there is
no knowledge OF loans over per cont.
TIC asked for SPECIFIC instances Of
heavier charges
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
InnMcNt md nnrinl

Coroner Leigh and jury held an
pnquest last night ON the body OF Or
lando Edwards, who was crushed to
death saturday Ivy an electric car on
iWNthe street. The verdict was In ac-
yordance with the facts. as pubIishcd
in The Times Dispatch An cxamina-
zion of the body showed that 1t was
3adlT crushed, nearly every bone being
fjFolten The dccedent was about thir-
s%-iNe years old. and is survived by
vl!S rather two brothers and "A sister
!he funeral services wcr. conducted
This morning at Biandford Cemetery by
the Rev George c. Zcigler. of the
Washington street Christian Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
PREPARE FOR ANNEXATION
Authorities of Suburbs Confer with
Council Committee on lrinnnrc

Council Committee on Finance
Town authorities OF Highland park
Iintcr Park, Barton Heights and North
iiclmond met in conference last night
win the Council Committee on Finance
Tor the discussion of details concerned
WIFE the transfer OF the obligations
contracts and accounts OF these incor-
roiations TO the city of Richmond on
November 3. when the annexation de-
creo goes into effect
inc committee and the suburba mites
nero couhsci Tor two hours and deferred
the final disposition OF Tho nlatter Tor =,
later meeting. The transfers. IL was
louhd. oHcr no peculiar difficulties and
me merger OF the town and city finan-
ca interests Will be accomplished
without trouble.
The committee voted to recommend TO
INC touncli Tor passage resolution
transmitted from the board of poiira
C"lnnIiSSioners, appropriating nm addi-
ronal $4,000 for police expenses for the
prcR.nt fiscal wear "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
SUNDAY SCHOOLS HOLD
THEIR MONTHLY MEETING
Reports From Various Churches Arc
Received and Interesting Pro-
gram Rendered
hoy SCOUTS HAVE CONTEST
Petersburg Troop Wins by Score OF
50 to 50 From Richmond Com
pany-ArriYal Delayed and Pro-
gram of Eycnts Is Not Completed.

PETERSBURG. VA, September 2s-
The monthly meeting of the Methodist
sunday school Union Association OF
Petersburg ana vicinity was held yes
terday afternoon In the High Street
Church with President Paul Petit
prosidins. An interesting program of
exercises was carried out. No report
was received from the Memorial Church
SUNDAY School but the reports from
the other seven schools showed the
following aggregate figures for tho
past month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
BRYAN CUTS WOOD
POINTS {" Accomplishment ms Proof
Tint Health IS Better

ASHENIl.LE. y, g., September Is
To prove that his health and strength
are both improved Secretary of State
william j. Bryan, here on 4 brief va
cation. this morning pointed to II large
pile OF wood which he had cut from a
tree, which he fcllcd at his summer
home. on Sunset Mountain.
That does not look like n sick
mans work. does IT," asked the sec
rotary of his friends. Cutting down
a giant oak and reducing 1t TO stove
wood Is easier than some other tasks
| MilNr NpOn my hands"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
WORK At FAIR GROUNDS
IS BEING PUSHED AHEAD
daredevil" Schreycr Arrives and
begins Work Oh Incline for Act
Billed rs '"Thrillcr."
BOY SCOUTS AGAIN TO AID
Expected That by Saturday Night
MI Will BE in Readiness for Gates
4" Open on States Big Exposition.
More Space for Poultry Show.

Dare DcviP' Schreyer, whose thrill
IRE leat VIII be one of the greatest
Tree features of the Virginia State Fair
next week. arrived In Richmond vcster-
DAY ana began the work of having the
steep incline constructed This incline
VIII be used for Schrcycr's bicvcle ACT
and diving stunt. After reaching the
hithest point of the incline and while
going at high rate of speed. the
BICYCLE drops into Il net while Schrcyer
Is sent whirling through the air from
the heighth Of 100 feet He lands in a
tank OF water, which will be placed
IN front of the srandstand
The placing Of stands and tents IL
progressing along and the midway and
tn" various walkways. Many OF the
churches of the city and secret So
cieues VIII conduct lunch and soft,
dr'hks stands. while the usual number
Oh "ther eating establishments will be
scattered throughout the grounds
hoy SCOUTS AGAIN TO
ASSIST ALL VISITORS
The Boy Scouts Will again render as
hrst aid' In event of accident; Will
assist the police in handling tho
crowds and will give help to tho heads
OF the various departments The scouts
aid excellent work last year
The railroad sidctracks around the
grounds are rapidly filling up with
cars, which are bringing live stock and
other exhibits. The farm machinery
exhibit viii be more extensive this year
than ever before. and every modern in
Vcntion in machinery to aid the farmer
in producing better results will be
shown.
The construction and ARRANGING OF
booths in the Industrial Building Is
progressing rapidly, and by shutdown
saturday evening the fair will be ready
Tor the gates to be thrown open TO the
Iuoiic on Monday morning. In some
instances the finishing touches to
booths VIII have to he made on Sun
day or early Monday morning. Perish
able goods VIII he brought In ut the
latest moment
The fair management has received
I'M orina;lon from the company which
VIII place the fireworks that Will be
"A feature each night that il has Sc
cured reproduction of The Bernhard
ment Of l-iege" and the latest "Erup-
tion OF Mount Vesuvius"
G /. Eiddick, of Buena Vista. as
sisted by Joseph William Kingshoru.
the latter in charge OF the Boys and
Oils Poultry Clubs. will have super
vision OF the poultry show, which Will
be larger than last year. when the
space of the main building was sun
pIemcnted with tents on the outside.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Best Laxative
For Children

When your baby Is cross and fret
ful Instead Of the happy. laughing
ittle dear you are accustomed to. I'm
All probability the digestion has be-
como deranged and tho bowels need
attention. Gfvo II a mild laxative.
dlspei tho irritability and bring
phGk the happy content OF babyhood.
The very best laxative for chill
afeh Is Or. Cnldwelrs Syrup Pepsin.
nc.ause IL contains no opiate or mar
cotic drug, is pleasant tasting nnd
acts gently. but surely. without
gripping or other distress. Druxr,sta
sell DR.. Caldwelrs Syrup pepsin Mt
nfty cents and one dollar n hottIa
For a free trial bottle write to Dr
w. Is. Caldwell. 451 Washington 81
Monticello, Ill. '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Grea vcr-NicTIurh.

Special to The Times Dispatch
CT :AsiSLOTTESN1LLE. VA, Septem-
day OF the marriage in Kingston \ v
Of G. Walter Greaver. son Of J. A.
Groaver. OF this city. and Miss Mar
and Mrs. Greaver will reside in Brown
station, y. y, whore tho groom has
pcen engaged in business for flve wears
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Arrest \yomn, Tor r,,.,,

FTrCinct DctcctiVo Q. r Tlnslov. Of
thS Ihird District. last night arrested
LEILA May Townes, colored, at Twenty
second ana Hull Streets. on II charge OF
peine suspicious character suspected
Oh larceny. The woman was believed
10 nave stolen a watch from O. H.
thorn. OF Swansboro who reported the
inert to the Souths!de police Yesterday
When searched at the Third Station II
was found on her the police said
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Instantly Killed Inv Tro,,

ISptclAI % The Times. Dispntch.l
STAGNTON. VA. September IS
.lohn l'rice, twenty-four years old.
came up from EIarrisonburg this morn.
ihS 70 MEYERS Cave. and lay down he
sac the baltimore and Ohio tracks As
the south bound midday train was
passing he raised his head. was struck
ana Instantly lliIod 80 ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29

tJohn Gum, negro. whose spcak-casy
establishment was raided by the police
yesterday and His stock of LIQUOR
seized. pleaded guilty in the Police
Court this morning OF selling liquor on
election day and on Sunday. ana was
hned $50 and sentenced to Jail for sixty
days He has n" license 10 sell LIQUOR
at all The same fine and imprlsou
ment were imposed on NJ Bowman, col
oTed, VINO acted scout for Gum. to
warn him OF danger from tho approach
cOf he nnllnn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Gregory negin. In,e.tiS.tio,.

w NHtI INHION, september 2S.-At-
torney General Gregory to-day began
an investiEation of complaints that a
comDination in violation OF the Sherman
law has depressed tho price OF cotton
seed According to reports brought TO
inc department of Justice. seed deal
ers are now paying about one-half the
price paid for cotton seed in former
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Allrs"l Ynrrncn .Iclh

John NcRr.de ana John Giles. the two
suspected Eegemen who were arrested
in this CITY several DAYS ago as heinr
without visible means Of support. were
this morning sentenced to fifteen dava
In jail oy the police justice as Migrants.
In the meantime. tho record OF these
men is being Investigated. and n post
once detective is here for the pur-
posc. Mcbride has already served 81
term in the Federal prison nj Atlanta
ior a post-o fl'ce robbery. ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Southern Railwa- Enrn,nr

The estimated earnings of the South
ern Halfway system for the third week
IN HN,It. according, TO figures just
sl.256,Sl5. against Sl,3s6.17i for the
same period OF last year. decrease
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29

Special to The Times Dispatch
NcliFpl5i, VA. sep. nber u, nj.
three '""sted schoouof Helen Monial,,,.
cisInastea by -a!e Oh Delaw.,rs
break"aier was towcd INTO Ha,op,on
hoAoa to-day. Her crew ia safe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Incrcnne In No, Inco

tlilCAGO september 2S.-The net in
come for the illinois Central RaIlroaa
Tor the fiscal year ending June 80. 1917
was SS.l3S.S24Ia. AN increase OF ST. 563.'
nual report made public to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Fighting I'm Stre.t

George Jones. ~: D. Moore. H. !.
isaacs and G. Brooks were each aned
90 and costs when arraigned in the
folice Court yesterday on charge OF
oeinS disorderly and fighting in tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29

MONTREAL. September 2S-'rhc Ca
madam Pacific Railroad announced here
to-day its Eastern and Western mines
would employ G.000 extra men within
the next two months to relieve distress
brought bout BY the war I'm E,urona
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
Live Stock Exhibits.

l. ar est Show OF
Horses. Cattle. Sheep
and Swine on tho At
lantic Sohbohrd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
SIX Days and Nights Of Entertainment and Rpcrpaon
FIREWORKS EVERY MIGHT

Farm Products Bldu.
Exclusively devoted to
oxhlblts grown on VIZ
GINA farms In 1914. with
liberal cash premiuma
In all classes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29

Live Stock Judged In
tho grand exhibition
ring In front of grand
stand, seating 1000.
Ssats FREQ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
EVERYTHING IS READY FOR THE
Great Agricultural and Industrial !

"u"hgs Are Packed With Wonderful and Attractive pisnav
u he PRODUCTS of Farm and Factory-A Spend,d
Exposition Of Virginias Resources and PROGRESS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-04-29

Ulster - pozostaja nieruchomi /
nieczynnymi, ME chcq sluchac roz
kazow,ni walczyc Ulsterem.O-
ficerowie oSwiadczyli swoim pre-
1ozonym, zc tylko pod tym wa
runkiem pojda ma Ulster, jesli O.
trzymaja zapewnienia, re sic ich
/ ich zoinierzy ME uzyje do wal
XII przeciw Ulsterzystom. Jak So
bic Rad poradzi Z tym nowym
kIopotem w armii, ME wiadomo.
- Kobiety w Anglii staraja sic
O przypuszczenie ich do wykony-
wanna praktyki prawniczej: poll
tycy angielscy sprzyjaja tym
staraniom.
- Wiktor Herbert wybitny
kompozytor amerykahski, pre-
szedf tn powazna operacye, po
kt6rej stan zdrowia jego, cd
dawna niedobry = poprawa sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-04-29

cyonistow w okolicach Torreon--
Tampico i oproznii miasta Mon
terey, Saltillo szereg innych
waznych punktow, ktore odrazu
zajeli rewolucyoniSci, znakomi--
Gle rozszerzajac> kontrolowane
przez sic terytoryum. Carranza
pragnie CO predzej zajac jeszcze
Tampico, by mice port i modz
sprowadzac' bron Europy, a
ME bye zaleznym cd Stanow Zje-
dnoczon. w tym wzgledzie. Port
Gyayamas mad Pacyfikiem jest
juz tez w reku rewolucyonistow.
Pod Tampico federalni czynia
propozycye rewolucyonistom, by
sic mimi polaczyli wspolnie
dziaiali przeciw Amerykanom, "a
lie rewolucyoniSci ami o tenn sly
sec ME chca. Rewolucyonisci "a
.jeli dalej Piedras Negras iNue-
vo Laredo, oraz kilka innych
miast, spalonych przez federal
nych. Naprawiaja tam onl teraz
koleje i szybko wprowadzaja swa
wojskowa organizacye. Zdobyli
oni W miastach zajetych wielkie
zapasy broni i amunicyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-04-29
PIERWOTNY RAPPORT "a
BLOKOWANY.

Wyszlo ma jaw, re w sprawie
skandalow w lacznosci ze zakup-
nem gruntow pod budynki szkol-
ne przygotowano pierwotnie ra-
port, calkiem odmienny cd tego,
kt6ry onegdaj przyjeto. RAPPORT
ten zostai przygotowany przez
maj. ]. Miles'a, szefa dywizyi wy
datnosci komisyi miejskiej
siuzby cywilnej i Ford'a Lang
ford'a, asystenta doradzcy korpo-
racyjnego. Skandal ca}y W MIN
byi zatuszowany. Nikogo ME u
znano winnym "a oszukanie rady
szkolnej ma wiele tysiecy dola-
row. Lecz wiekszosc komitetu ra-
port ten odrzuciia. Przewodni-
czacy komitetu R. c. Otis skoro
wrocii do Chicago, zadal takze
nowego raportu, kt6ry. wreszcie
przygotowai adwokat konitetu
Young. RAPPORT ten przyjeto.
(Dokonczenie ma str. 5-ej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-04-29

wany cywilnym gubernatorem
prowincyi Vera Cruz.
- !. !.
Powstancy W chihuahua sta
nowczo przecza temu, jakoby
przyszIo do zerwania stosunk6w
pomiedzy CarraIiza villa.
f. 1. +
Wojsko Huerty zostaio pono-
wnie pobite przez powsta6c6w.
= a. ~ 4
Marynafze ang1efscy EzostaH
wyslani Tampico W gIqb kra-
ju, by ratowa6 wiezionych Ame-
rykan6w.
I. 4. !.
Zniesiono wczoraj kwaranta-
ne 1000 Amerykan6w stawilo
sic w Galveston.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-04-29
z WYPRAWY ROOSE-
VELTA. s.

Rio de Janeiro, Brazylia, 29go
kwietnia. = Donosza wyprawy
Roosevelta, re W okolicach ME
dostepnych mad Amazonka zna--
leziono nieznany dotad szczep
dzikich, ktorzy sic nazwali Pau
hates: rezultaty naukowe wy
prawy maja bye nader bogate.W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-04-29

Stanowisko Carranzy praw--
dopodobnie poIozy koniec wszel-
kim planom medyatOrow.
i :. =
Transportowce wojskowe sta
willy sic w Vera Cruz, lecz zolnie
RE Funston'a jeszcze ME wy
ladowaH. Ladowanie nastapi
prawdopodobnie dzisiaj.
- !. .. =
Dwustu piecdziesieciu Ame-
rykan6w, ktorzy wyjechaii ze
stohcy mexyka1skiej, ME stawi-
10 sic wczoraj W Vera Cruz. u
rzednik Huerty ME vie mic
mich. Jeden pociag AmerJxa-
nami przyjechal z Cordoba.
+ = X
Robert j. Kerr, byly adwokat
chicagoski, zostal ZamianO-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-04-29
CO SIE WCZORAJ STAL0?

Medyatorzy rozpoczeli prace,
by do wojny Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych Mexykiem ME dopuscic.
!. - !.
Carranza ME chce siysZec o
medyacyi, jesli pierwszym wa
run:1iem ME bedzie bezwarun-
kowe usuniecie Huerty prezy-
dentury.
Sekretarz marynarki Daniels
kazaI wypusci6 s25 Mexykan6w
z wiezienia meXykaiIskiego San
Juan de UIloa, przeciw &t6rym
niema innego zarzutu jak tylko
to, ze ME chcieli wstapic do
wojska Huerty.
Amerykanie uciekaja z "a
chodnich brzeg6w panstwa me-
XykanskiegO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-04-29
z ROSYI.

Petersburg, 20 kWietnla. -
Sensacya chwili jest niedoszle do
skutku maizehstwo najukochah-
szei corek cara, ksiezniczki o.
gi, ktora zareczona byia synem
nastepcy tronu rumunskiego.
ksieciem Karolem: ostatnio ksia-
ze bawil rodzicami - para ma
stepcow tronu rumuhskiego, W
Petersburgu, celem omowienia da
ty Slubu - bliskiej, gdy ksiezni--
czka stanowczo oSwiadczyla, re
zrywa zareczyny do oltarza ME
pojdzie cziowiekiem, ktorego
ME kocha. Car podobno wstawi}
sic "a corka, ale matka carowa,
ktorej malzehstwo owo bylo ma
der pozadane, sprzeciwiala sic
gWaftOWn1e. SkutKlem tyCn KO-
merazy rozstanie sic parry rumuh-
skiej carstwem w Petersburgu
bylo bardzo nagle chlodne:
Ksiestwo rumunscy odjechali
prawie bez zegnania, bo tylko car
ma paradzie wojskowej pozegnai
sic nastepca tronu rumuhskie-
go, ale carowa ksiezna ME WI
dziaiy sic juz wcale.
w Rosyi nader zywo krzewi
sic ruch emancyPacyi kobiet, kto
re uslnie agituja "a pozyskaniem
praw politycznych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-04-29
TsIegfamy KTajOHeD


Mexyk, miasto, 90 kwietnia.-
w mieScie panuje spokoi, jedy--
ME zarzadzenia rzadu Huerty CO.
raz dalej ida W opanowywaniu
wszelkich instytucyi, ktore dotad
Sontrolowane przez obcokrajow-
cow, zostana poddane pod wyia-
czna kontrole Mexykanow, urze.
1nikow partyi Huerty: wczoraj
Huerta mp. usunal wszystkich u
rzednikow tramwajowej' kompa--
nil kanadyjskiej-samyc Angli-
kow, a wprowadzh ma ich miej--
sea Mexykanow. Podobno Huerta
zapewnil wszystkim obcokrajow-
:om W szczegolnoSci Ameryka--
nom Anglikom swobodny odjazd
ze stolicy do Vera Vruz.
Vera Cruz, 2S kwietnia. =
PrzybyI tu wczoraj jeden pociag
peien zbiegow cudzoziemcow ze
stolicy mexykahskiej: ludzie ci
opowiadaja trudne do uwierze--
MIA rzeczy o sposobach admin
stracyi Huerty, ktore maja bye
gOrsze strokroc, niz bandytow--
rewolucyonistow. Jeden pociag,
ztory miai przybyc obcokrajo
wcami do Vera Cruz, przyby{ pro
my i ME ~iadomo co sic sta{o z
lego pasazerani: by{o ich $50, W
tel liczbie wiele kobiet. w Vera
Cruz wielkie o Mich panuje zanie-
ookojenie. w TERRA Blanca thu
ny napad}y na 19tu Ameryka--
now, ktorzy sic schronili w jed
lyn z publicznych budynkow-
Amerykanie mieli trudnoSci ME
na}o W obronieniu sic pred dzi-
"a mexykanska. w innych mia
steczkach r6wnie5 przysz}o do
rozruchow ma tie nienawiSci do
obcokrajowcow a przedwszyst--
<iem do Amerykanow, ktorzy ze-
wszad chronia sic wSrod nadzwy-
:zajnych trudnosci.
- Dzisiaj ma ladowac W We
"a Cruz plata brygada armii Sta
now Zjedn, pod generalem Fun
stonem, ktory zaraz obejmie do
wodztwo mad wojskami w mie--
scie, ktore z1uzuja marynarzy:
Il powr6ca ma okrety swoje, zoi
aierze zajma ich posterunki. -
Zwioka w ladowaniu wojsk pow
staia z powodu zapoczetych roko-
wan poSredniczych. General Fun
ston odbyi wczoraj konferencye
admiraiem Fletcherem ,obaj po-
stanowili zamianowac dla Vera
Vrus spraw administracyjno-cy-
wilnych cywilnego gubernatora;
Ia zaszczytne to stanowisko po'
woIano chicagoskiego adwokata
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