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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04
STATE COLLEGE Is GROWING.

The following figures show con
cretely the remarkable progress your
State College of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts has been making as an
educational institution.
In 1884 the attendance was 81
students, in 1889 the attendance was
$40 students. in 1894 the attendance
was 276 students, in 1899 the at
tendance was 446 students, in 1904
the attendance was 4SS students. in
1909 the attendance was 734 stu
dents, in 1912 the attendance was
851 students, in 1914 the attendance
will Total 1000 students.
The total attendance during the
past ten years has increased S3 per
cent.
The attendance of agricultural stu
dents has increased nearly 400 per
cent.
There were more than 100 high
school graduates in last years Fresh
man class.
The foregoing statistics are note
worthy because they indicate:
/. That the State college will
more and more serve the mass of our
young people in giving them a prac-
teal industrial education.
Q. That the State college is really
advancing a ia rapid pace along the
lines of agriculture.
South Dakota young men and
women who desire a college educa-
ton in agriculture, home economies
mechanic arts or pharmacy should
investigate the opportunities offered
by their own State college. Migra-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04

center and placed a few superior OH
GERS on them and then watched theiJ
intellects during the process OF reduc
frank to a f~are-you-well. And fearless.
He has said things that he positively
knew were going to hurt some of the
very highest and most influential feel
ings we have. But he has never Yet
had to take anything back,
lie was a captain for example, In
that march 10 Ttkiug during the Chi
ue>e trouble. He saw Japanese soldiers
bayonet helpless Cinnamon and Rus
sian soldiers kick little Chinese chill
dren in the face ana British soldiers
loot cities with the advice. approval
and assistance IF their officers.
Crozier told about il. Wherpupon
those told on started to say it wasn't
true in clarion ZONES that gave every
evidence OF getting more clarion as the
day frightened. But after thinking il
overland thinking Crozier overall
the clarion came uut If those Indignant
yelps. Their owners knew he had the
=ohNAS+ htA- JUST W hAANE tNEaN WV
happy. Crozier allowed that the Ameri
can soldiers on that march were good
Soldiers-hne. honest, hard fghtinE
men hut sloppy.
1T was the fault of the American
O~ficers." said Crozier They permit
ted their mel to 90 about sIouchy in
dress and carriage. There was no ex-
cu~e for if. for there are enough oti
GERS graduated from West Point every
year to teach the service better man
nerS
Mind you. be is enthusiastic about
the quality OF the American soldier
cut he isn't enthusiastic about dirty
collars and open blouses and greasy
bride bits Our arms were better
than those of any nation i'm that Pc
king parade. he said. and our clothes
were the equal Of the hest In spite oE
the raptureS that some critics went
into every time they saw \ Japanese
cart. hnulei by n pony and led by n
cooIip. CroZier demonstrated that the
good old four mule army wagon If oar
daddieS is the best means of army
transportation invented.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04

statisticans are making an analysis
for the purpose of determining the
cost of transportation on -four and
mill products and small coarse grain
in South Dakota. This latter analy-
sis is to be prepared for use in a
proceeding about to be instituted be-
fore the board of railway commits
sioners for the PRONUNCIATION OF a To-
cal grain tariff in this state. The ar
rangement contemplates the compile
ton Of this work al the earliest pos
sible date. and the details of the ex-
animation and the direction o. the
work are under the immediate super
vision of the legal department of the
state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04
ABERDEEN WOMAN
BEATEN AND ROBBED OF S100 IN
CAsH-SEARCHING FOR
ASSAILANT.

Aberdeen, June IA brutal as
sault and battery and robbery was
pulled off here this afternoon when a
young man, thought to be James
King, bound and gagged Mrs. Adolph
Miller, tied her to her bed and robbed
her of s160. Part of the money be-
longed to Emma Albeit, a sister.
The young mar went to the house
in the morning and asked for room
and board for a month. He was told
TO return in the afternoon, when he
would be notified whether or not he
could be accommodated. He return
ed. made arrangement for staying
four weeks and paid Mrs. Miller $50.
She was putting the money away
when he struck her with his fist on
the back of the neck. stunning her.
She reached for a revolver she had in
the dresser drawer, but he caught
her, choking her into unconscious
ness, bound and gagged her and then
ransacked the house.
King had gone with Emma Albeit
last winter for a short time, but they
had become estranged. He left for
Minneapolis last March and was not
seen here again until today. In Miss
Abelt's trunk was a photograph al
bum in which were two photographs
of King. These he took out, crumb-
ling one of them up and dropping
both on the floor. He also tore W
several letters written by him to Mis-,
Albeit last winter.
Mrs. Miller. who Is Is years old, il
in a serious condition. not having
been discovered until her husband
returned from work late in the even.
ing. The police have photograph.
and a good description of King ant
search is being made for him.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04
sUTOS COLLIDE
At Night ON Road Near Bridgewatsr

BridgewateT, June "A serious
auto accident was narrowly ayerted
Monday night, On a grade just east
OF town. when a new machine driven
at a high rate of speed by Mr.. Hines
of Marion, who in company with a
young man by the name Of Clark, was
returning home from Mitchell, col
lided with DR.. G.. A. Clauser, Of this
city. who was returning from a pro-
fessional call at Dolton. The occu-
pants. Of the cars were thrown vio-
lently to the ground. but beyond be-
ing badly stunned and shaken up,
| ~miracuously escaped serious injury.
The car driven by Hines vas badly
! wrecked. the entire fore part being
battered. while the doctors ear,
which was struck a CHANGING blow. es-
capped more luckily.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04
As Chief of Ordnance Bureau
He Supplies the Weapons.
NO BOMBS IN AEROFLANES.
Characteristics of the Man on Whose
Shoulders Rests the Responsibility OF
Having Ammunition Ready For Any
Emergency-PrOud of Soldiers and
Their Appearances In Public.

Washington--By and by some inspir-
ed war correspondent will sneak a let
ter through the eensOr's lines down In
Mexico. He will tell of a uniformed
aviator's performance on a hydroplane
Laden with bombs" the correspond,
ent will say.
But there's no need of going any
further. because the h%ydroplane will
not lie laden with bombs-at least
not with bombs that are spelled with
two bis: because that sort of thing
il against the conventions of The
Hague-and because that particular
prohibition was put In those conven-
tions ut the suggestion of General vii
liam Crozier. chief of the bureau of
ordnance-and because General Crozier
is just the sort of soldier who would
have an aviator crucified for disobey-
ing an order of that kind.
AerOplanes may sail through the blue
empyrean until the air men get dizzy.
observing the movements of the enc
my. But that is all. Stories in which
aviation and bombs get all tangled NJ
are hereby officially discounted.
Crozier isn't particularly well known
to the country, but he is n of the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04
GENERAL WILLIAM cRozTER.

strongest men In the United States
army. As chief Of the bureau of ord
nance his duty will he to see TO II that
the army has all the guns ii needs
when ii needs them. and all the am
mnnition. and that the ammunition fits
the guns. a detail that has been over
looked In some previous affairs.
And he likely will see to it. lie has
served well in the field somewhat
hampered because things had been for
gotten mud after he got back home he
has raked the Goals to a nice, glowing
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04
HELD FOR GEM SMUGGLING
Chicago Diamond Merchant Arrested
in New York.

New York, June Herman A.
Russell. a Chicago diamond merchant,
arrested on his arrival on the North
German Lloyd liner KronpTinz vii
helm. charged with smuggling SIS. 600
worth of diamonds. was a~rraigned
ard committed to Jail to await ex.
animation
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04
Feel Dun mi sluggsha Start you Most cnndrens Diseases start With
Liver to Workngf rna

1t beats all how quickly Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets liyen your liver, overcome
constipation-make you feel lively and
active again. j. l.. Mcknight. FIT. Worth.
Tex, says; III disagreeable symptoms
were entirely removed by the thorough
cleansing Foley Cathartic Tablets gave
me- They're a wonder. For sale by
ali druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04

famed throat and spasmodic cough may
be whooping cough in starting in. Give
Foley's Honey n Tar promptly. 1T helps
The children so very much, and Mrs.
Ships. R~aymondsville. Mo. says: II
got fine results from 1t and II is a great
medicine for ~whooping cough" For sale
by all druggists.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04

ton to another state is wholly use
less,
Write Tor bulletins now. Address
South Dakota State college, Brook
ings, s.. y.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04
Woman in Swedish Academy.

StocE holm. June Miss Selma La
gerlo. tn winner Of The Nobel prize
icg hteratt E in 1903, has been elected
iha FIRST woman member of the Swei
;sh academy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04
Helps Kidney and BLADDER Trouble -
~verybod Satisfied

Everywhere people are taxing Foley
Kidney Pills. and are so satisfied they
urge Others to take them also. A. Il,
Kelly, Mcintosh, Ala. says: II recon-
mend them to all who suffer from kidney
troubles and backache - for they are
fine" Best thing you can AXE for back
ache, weak back and rheumatism. For
sale by all druggtsts.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04
state Of Ohio. City of Toledo. Luca,

nNhAF III OIIWs NItN VI IVItuV, IsuNdN
County, SIS.
Frank j.. cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F.. j
Cheney a Co, doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
One Hundred Dollars for each and ev-
cry case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
Frank j. Cheney.
Sworn to before M and subscribed In
presence, this 9th day of December
A. D. 1856. (SeaD A. w. Gleason,
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly and acts directly upon the blood ant
mucous surfaces of the system. Sen6
for testimonials. free. +. j. Cheney 4
Co, Toledo, O. Sold by all druggists
75c. Take Halls Family Pills for con,
stipatoin.-Adv.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04
N. +. FaEI!cH is DEAD
Aged Art htthority Of Chicago Insti.
Nte Expires.

Chicago. June William NJ. r.
French, aged seventy-one. a national
authority on art. and for thirty-six
years director of the Art Institute OF
Chicago. died here of cancer.
MIR. French was one of the first to
recognize the value of art institutions.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-06-04

Letting a stubborn cough hang on"
in the spring is risky. Foley's Honey e
Tar Compound heals raw inflamed sur
faces in the throat and bronchial tubes
- makes sore, weak spots sound and
whole-stops stubborn, tearing coughs.
Refuse substitutes. For sale by all
druggists.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-02
TeIGgraDy zagTanICzne'
SYTUCYA MEXYKAN-
SKA.

Mexyk, miasto, ? maja.- Dy-
ktator Huerta wys}al depesze tel
treSci do Waszyngtonu: ,Zawie-
szenie broni przyjete w odnlesie-
niu do wojsk amerykahskich, pod
warunkiem, re wojska rewolucyj-
ne ME beda atakowaiy wojsk fe-
deralnych.
w ostatniej chwili doniesio'
no, re oficyalny przedstawiciel
rewolucyjnego rzadu Carranzy 70
wniez podpisai wstepna ugode ma
zawieszenie broni uklady, jak-
kolwiek gen. naczelnik Carranza
uparcie milczy wtej kwestyi i ME
chce przystac ma pertraktowanle
z Huerta. Gdyby wytrwa1 ma tenn
stanowisku, to pierwszy plan u
kladow, probationary przez Sc
kretarza stanu, Bryana, rozwia1-
by sic. Fakt jest, re sami wodzo-
vie rewolucyi dotad Rie odpowie-
dzieli ma propozycye zawieszenia
dzialah wojennych owszem dzia
lar tych ME zatrzymujs. So je-
szcze nadzieje, re Carranza W
Skoricu ustapi, ale narazie wszy--
stko W zawieszeniu niepewnosci,
ieno rewolucyonisci dziaiaja. Sta
ny Zjedn. tymczasem dalej prowa
dza przygotowania wojenne, ably
bye gotowymi ma wszelki wypa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-02
PoWIEKSZAJA WoJSKo
w COLORADO.

Washington, 2 maja. = Wy
szlo tu rozporzadzenie, by znacz-
ME powiekszyc oddziaiy wojska
regularnego W granicach dy--
stryktu dotknietego strajkienl
gornikow w Colorado. Do Colo
RADIO wyjezdza caly puik 1ity z
fortu Agtethorpe, Ga,s i. dwie
kompanie konnicy.
Take rozkazy wysziy z gabine-
tn prezydenta.
Wczoraj wieczorem doniesiono
departamentowi wojny, re W Co
dorado panowai spokoj. Gornicy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-02

dek i trzymaja Vera Cruz: woj-
ska federalne mexykanskie SLIME
sa zdemoralizowane zniecheco-
ne utrata Vera Cruz i zdaje sic
ME wierza W mozliwose skutecz-
nego wzg1edem Stanow oporu.
R6wniez energiczne postepy re-
wolucyonistowf dekurazuja fatal
ME federalistow, zwlaszcza agre.
sywnosc Will, ktorym juz po-
wiadaja zabobonni Mexykanie, &c
czaruje re oprzec sic mu ME po-
dobna. :. Villa obecnie uderzyc
ma ma Saltillo, gdzie trzyma sic Je
szcze s czy 1O-tysiecy niedobit--
kow federalnych, a po wzleclu te-
go miasta wesprze atak gen. Ca
ballero ma Tampico, ktore wciaz
dzielnie Sic broni pod gen. Zara-
goza.
- Sytuacya jest obecnie TAXA:
Carranza ME chce ukladoW Z
Huerta ME uznajac go i sadzi, re
udzial Huerty w ukladach re Sta
nami bedzie do pewnego stoPnla
uznaniem uzurpatora; Huertd
znow chce ukiadow nawet,
gdyby w Mich Carranza ME ucze-
stniczyl, bo siebie uwaza "a fax
tycznego naczelnika rzadu, ale
takich ukladow znowu Stany ME
chca. Nadto Stany i Carranza sta
nowczo zadaja ustapienia Huerty,
a trudno przypuScic, by sic ow
ma to zgodzil - znajac caly jego
dotychczasowy sposob postepo--
wanna. w rezultacie szanse pacy-
fikacyi sa slabe. ..-
- Wczoraj Huerta zazada@ cd
swego ministra spraw zagranlcz'
nych bezzwiocznej rezygnacyl,
zadanie to zaskoczylo Rojasa,
wiernego stronnika Huerty, ale
oddal natychmiast swa teke: ma
stepca jego ME jest znany. Po-
dobno Huerta usunal Rojasa dla-
tego, IL ME udaio mu sic sklonic
mocarstw europejskich do inter-
wencyi w ukladach wywarcia
wplywu decydujacego W sprawle
pacyfikacyi;
Vera Cruz, 2 maja. = Cywilny
gubernator miasta, adwokat Kerr
zostanie dis prawdopodobnie u
suniety z tego stanowiska przez
generaia Funstona, ktoremu anne
rykahskie ministeryum wojny po-
leciIo zniesc w Vera Cruz Wszel-
kie cywilne urzedy amerykahskie'
a zaprowadzic wylaczny wojsko-
wy zarzad ma caly czas okupacyi
miasta: w rzeczywistoSci rzado--
wi amerykahskiemu Kerr jest
ME ma reke, poniewaz jest on zna-
ny jako stronnik Huerty przeci-
wink polityki prezydenta Wilso-
ma. TAX wiec karyera jego jako
gubs.zatora ME byla diuga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-02
Mexyk, miasto, 2 maia. - w

Mexyk, mlasto, 2 maJa. - w
Stanie Zacatecas aresztowai gene
raj gubernator federalny amery-
kahskiego lekarza dra Ryana pod
zarzutem szpiegostwa, ale "a
wstaWieniem sic poSla brazylij-
skiego i ma skutek energicznej u
Waszyngtonem interwencyi HUI
erta polecil lekarza uwolnic i
jest on juz w drodze do stolicyy.
-W w Manzanillo federalni me-
xykahscy aresztowali bryg anne
rykanski ma wieSc, re miedzyI
Stanami a Mexykiem wybuch}d
wojna, ale skoro po zapytaniu "a
przeczono re stolicy owej wiado-
moSci, okret natychmiast wypusz
czono i kapitana jego przepro--
Szono.
Chihuahua, 2 maja. - Donie--
Siono tn, re federalni porzucajq
Saltillo ustepuja tego miaSta
na skutek poleceh rzadu, ktory
koncentruje wojska blizej stoli-
cy. Potwierdza sic wieSc, mo-
bilizacyi zarzadzonej przez Car
ranze ma terytoryum przez ME
go kontrolowanem, z wojskiem
nowem ma nastqpic atak ma Tam
pico, a potem marsz ma MeXyk
miasto. Carranza przyrzeka usil-
ME starac sic o obrone skuteczna
mienia obcokrajowcow.
Mexyk, miasto, ? maja. - L.
trzymuja sic pogloski, re Huerta
ma slime nieporozumienia W swo-
i'm gabinecie ministeryalnym
ME ma juz wszystkich ministrow
swoich "a soba: ostatnio mia1 sic
por6znic z ministrem wojny Blan-
quettem, a Rojasa, jak wyzej do
niesiono, oddalii, Opowiadaja, re
naradza sic on posiem angiel-
skim, Gardener - co do ustaple-
MIA swego, do czego 60 posef bar
do namawia zapewnia Huer-
Gle osobiste bezpieczehstwo. VIA
Snie tez ministrowie Huerty So
tego zdania re dla dobra kraju /
pokoju sprawy powinien sic usu--
nae.
Vera Cruz, 2 maja. - lstnlele
plan, aby miasto sanltaryzowac l
oczyscic z z6ltej febry, podobnie,
iak to Amerykane uczynili w
Havanie, po okupacyi Kuby.
Z WATYKANU.
Rzym, 2 maja. - Wczoraj mial
II OLGA sw. audyencye prywatna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-02
TGIegTamy KrajOWe,
POWSTANCY STOJA MA
PRZESZKODZIE.

Nowy York, ? maja. - Pismo
angielskie The Sun" otrzymalc
wczoraj nastepujacy telegram Cd
generala Huerty:
w odpowiedzi ma zapytanie
donosze. ze zawieszenie broni po-
r'iedzy wojskiem amerykanskiem
a zoinierzami mexykanskimi przy
jeto pod warunkiem, re W czasie
tego zawieszenia broni powstancy
ME beda do rzadowcow strzela -
l..
Washington, , maja. - Admi-
nistracya jest obecnie pod wraze-
MEM, re medyacya, jaka przyjai
oryginalnie sekretarz Stanu Bryan
Spelzla ma niczem.
Klape przypisano generaiom
Carranzie Will, wodzom pow
stahcow, kt6rzy ME dali odpowie-
dzi ma zadanie, by zgodzili sic ma
zawieszeni broni. Dali oni dowod,
re zamierzaja nadal wojne prowa-
die i ma medyacye ME pozwola.
Prezydent jeszcze stara sic ma
nakionienie konstytucyonalistow
do przyjecia warunkow podykto--
wanych przez medyatorow.
JeSli do zawieszenia broni ME
przyjdzie, wtenczas medyatorzy
zostana tam skad oryginalne roz-
poczeli i Stany Zjedn. ma nowo
musza rozpoczynac kampanie
przeciw Huercie. Roznica bedzie
tylko W tenn, re zamiast wprost
Huerta Stany Zjednoczone "a
latwiat beda jego interesa przez
dyplomatow poiudniowej Ame-
ryki.
Niepodobienstwem jest utwo--
rye komisye ziozona przedsta-
wicieli Stanow Zjednoczonych, re
prezentantow Huerty i Carran-
zy.
Przygotowah do wojny ME "a
niechano. Department wojny
ciagle wydaje nowe rozporzadze-
MIA. Transporty, kt6re przewioz--
Iy armie Funstona wracaja do
Galvestonu, by zabrac kilka tysie-
cy nOwych zoinierzy do Vera
Cruz.
w szeregach Huerty podobno
panuje demoralizacya. w wojsku
jego grozi bunt. Sytuacye te dla
Huerty niebezpieczna spowodo--
waIa wieSc, ze w Vera Cruz znaj-
duje sic wojsko amerykahskie
i bardzo silna marynarka.
Powstancy W tyoh dniach pra-
wdopodobnie zdobeda miasto
Tampico. Villa idzie ma miasto
Santilla, gdzie znajduje sic 10 ty-
siecy Huertystow.
Medyatorzy sami ME wierza W
to. by Tuerta pozwolh ma usunie-
Gle siebie prezydentury.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-02
Z WATYKANU.

Rzym, ? maja. - Wczoraj mial
u OLGA sw. audyencye prywatnq
Mons. Kennedy, rektor ltolle-
GUM amerykahskiego: Papiez
Plus rozmawia} z MIN o zatargu
mexykaisko-amerykahskim i
wyrazaI sic uznaniem 0 tenden-
cyl pokojowej ca}ej polityce pre-
zydenta Wilsona. "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-02
GUBERNATOR CYWILNY
BEDZIE USUNIETY.

Washington, 2 maja, = Robert
]. Kerr, z Chicago, obecny cywil-
nv gubernator miasta Vera Cruz,
zostanie usuniety przez generaia
Funstona urzedu ,ktory obecnie
zajmuje.
w celu zaprowadzenia lepsze-
go porzadku W miescie sekretarz
Garrison kazai wyprowadzic do
calego miasta Rad militarny. =
Wprowadzenie takiego rzadu au-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-02
OKRET BEZPIECZNIE
PRZYJEzDzA DO PORTU.

j
Manila, Filipiny, 2 maja. - O.
kret pocztowy Siberia, o ktore-
go los caiy SWAT byl wczoraj
wielce zaniepokojony, a ktory
miai sic rozbic ma morzu w pobli-
zu Formosy, 'wczoraj Przyjechai
bezpiecznie do tego portu.
Kapitan powiedziai wladzom
kompanii telegraficznej, re okret
miaf podroz bardzo spokojna I
Nagasaki do Maniii.
Kapitan tego okretu powiada,
re omyika prawdopodobnie zaszla
dlatego, re okret Persia" ma lite7
ry podobne do sygnalu niebezpie-
czenstwa IS. O. S..
Operator ma okrecie Siberia POI
wiedziai, re atmosfera wczoraj by
Ia niezbyt dobra ma przesyianie
depesz iskrowych stad ia gruba
omylka.
Ma okrecie tym znajdowalo sic
800 ludzi i o los ich caiy SWAT sic
obawiai.
WYNoSZA TRUPY z KO-
PALNI.
Eecles, w. Va, 2 maja. - RIA
dowi czionkowie partyi ratunko-
wei weszli wczoraj do kopaIni nr.
w celu wydobycia 112 gorni--
k6w zabitych w eksplozyi w ze-
SHY wtorek.
Pc zejSciu do gfebi kopalni Ia
czeto riatychmiast usuwac rumo-
wisko i ciala windowac do CORY.
Ma spodzie samego szybu znale-
ziono 20 trupow. Praca wynosze-
MIA ciai z kopalni idzie bardzo po-
wolf poniewaz MONA .windowac
tylko jednego trupa naraz. De-
monstracyi zadnej dotychczas
ME urzadzono. Szeryf utrzymuje
wzorowy porzadek. Trupy skla--
da sic tymczasowo w.kuzni, kto-
ra zamieniono ma kostnice.
o dzielnej piracy chlopaka do
nosza teraz gornicy, ktorych po
wielu godzinach ciezkiej' piracy z
kopalni wyprowadzono zywcem.
Niejaki David Buchanan, chlopiec
pracujqcy w kopalni, dowiedziaw
sly sic detonacyi o wybuchu w
kopalni sci biegi po caiej koPal-
nj sasiedniej alarmowal wszy-
stkich gornikow. Zebfali sic wszy
scy dozorca umiescil ich W bez-
piecznem miejscu. z miejsca te-
go partye ratunkowe wyprowa-
dziiy gornikow, ktorym grozilo
uduszenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-02
KS. SHERMAN KAPELANEM
WOJSKOWYM.

Washington. ? maja. - KS.
TomaSz E. Sherman, syn generala
Shermana, wojny domowej, 70
stall wczoraj zamieszczony ma Ii
scie tych, ktorych rada Arcybi--
skup0w przeznacza ma kapelanow
wojskowych w armii Stanow Zje-
dnocgzonych.
KS. Sherman byl kapelanem w
czasie wojny hiszpahsko-amery---
kanskiej. Pojedzie do Vera Cruz,
skoro tylko otrzyma swoja nomi-
nacye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-02

podobno zamierzaja ziozyc broh
i pracowac mad zaprowadzeniem
porzadku W calym dystrykcie.
Sledztwo, jake sic obecnie ma
miejscu prowadzi wykazuje, ze
czionkowie milicyi podpalili oboz
strajkierow. w czasie tego poza-
ru zginely dwie kobiety jedena-
Scioro dzieci.
Czionkowie milicyi znecali sic
w straszny sposob mad niektory-
mi strajkierami. Teraz nawet ME
kt6rzy czlonkowie strony przeci-
wnej Swiadcza przeciw oficerom
milicyi Stanowej. ..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-02
HUERTA PRAGN|E POkOJU
= CARRANzA ME.
Kerr uSuniqty z Vera Cruz.
POSTEPY REWOLUCyON|STOW.
Sanitaryzacya Vera Cruz.
WGTYEAN APROBUJE POuTYKE WLSONA.
Roosevelt wraca.
INNE WIESCI ZAGRANICZNE
POWstaiGy sOa na pzsszkOdzs, Spok panus dystkGs
strajWWm Colorado, ParoWse Siberia przyjsehaE bez-
pscznis do pOtur - ksiadz katOeh kapansm WjskOWm.

tomatycznie urzedu pozbawi Ker-
ra.
Administracya podobno dla--
tego postanowiIa zaprowadzic te
zmiane bo Kerr jest przyjacielem
Huerty i wrogiem wilsonowskiei
polityki mexykanskiej.