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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
BARRED BY SORORITY

New York, Oct 1j,-Every Amefi-
can high school girl who belongs 70 a
Greek sorority and does not resign be.
fore November %, will be barred from
joining such sororities when she enters
college. reads q resolution adopted
here today by the thirteenth congress
Of the National Pan-Hellenic society,
representing seventy thousand coli
lege sorority women. The congress
viii meet next year In San Francisco,
Delegates agreed that high school
girls were too young 70 join secret So
ceties and that their conduct, leading
to the formation of cliques. developed
snobblshnoss.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
CE ERMAN ADVANCE
CAUSES 0STEND
PORT TO CLOSE
Refugees Fleeing From BEL
GUM Are Leaving Calais
and Dunkirki Heavy Firing.
Heard in Distance,

Folkestone, England, Oct. 10 Cvia
London. 6:55 p. m.)-The cross chan-
mel steamers which have been DusV
for days past transporting refugees
from Ostend which port is now closed
owing to the approach of the Ter
mans. are being employed now III
bringing refugees from Dunkirk ana
Calais. Heavy firing could be hearu
at Dunkirk throughout the night put
il was said that the Germans were
long way from the town
The Princess Henrietta, which left
Ostend Yesterday With Belgian sol
diers, who were landed at Calais also
arrived here this afternoon with relu-
gees. A fleet of fishing boats has also
arrived with passengers from coast
ports. Three thousand Belgian wound
ed have arrived here. Some nave not
had their wounds dressed for six days.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
Notable Achievement Permits
Opening Up Of Vast Areas
of Coal Lands for Use Of
the People,
ADMINISTRATION Is
AGAIN VICTORIOUS
Practically No Opposition Is
Shown When Final Vote Is
Taken in National House of
Representatives,
rsv Iormse Jou--.. s,se,.l ls.sso ~lssi

Washington. Oct. l5.-Given up as
dead legislation. less than week ago.
the Alaska coal land leasing bill. re-
vived at the instance of President
Wilson and Secretary Lane as part
If the Administrations program of
this session. awaits only the presi-
dents signature to become law. It
went through its final ordeal in the
house today virtually without opposi-
ton.
The bin is designed to throw open
to system of leases under eompetl-
tive bidding The immense coal resour-
ces Of Alaska, tied up the last eight
years. and pending claims viii be ad-
judieated within a year.
Where Surveys vii BE Made.
The Bering river, Matanuska and
Nennana coal fields will be the first
surveyed, the government retaining
5,120 acres in the Bering and 1850
acres in the Matanuska fields and
one-half of all other coal areas. 70
prevent monopoly or in emergencies
the government reserves the right to
mine coal for the benefit of the army
and navy or for the operation of the
government railroads in Alaska.
Leases will he made in blocks of
forty acres or multiples of that
amount not exceeding 1850 acres al
together in any one lease and TO run
not more than fifty years. Present
coal land claimants may relinqush
their rights to patent under the old'
law, payments being refunded.
Royalties by Lessces.
Royalties paid by iessees must be
at least 2 cents ton, with a maxi
mum unrestricted. Proceeds from
leases Will be useable only to re-
imburse the government for building
the Alaska railway.
This is the end of an cight-year
struggle said Secretary Lane to-
night. Eight years ago the coal lands
in Alaska were locked up. During
that time Alaska has been declining.
Now her coal is TO be opened to the
world under conditions that will pre-
vent monopoly and, ] trust, insure de-
velopment.
The enactment of the bill is an
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
GERMANS EXPECTED TO
REACH OSTEND TODAY

London. Oct. 16. - The Germans
have appeared AT Blankenpefshe on
the English channel, nine miles north
west of Bruges, and are expected 10
arrive at Ostend today, according TO
Renter's Amsterdam correspondent.
After brief battle near ursel tten
miles southeast of Bruges), the cor
says, the Germans opened
the way to Bruees yesterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
HEARINGS BEGIN ON
ROCK ISLAND ROAD


Washington. oct. l5.-Chief Coun-
self Folk of the Interstate Commerce
commission was In conference today
with the Witnesses who will appear
before Commissioner Clements at a
preliminary hearing beginning tomor-
row, as to the financial operations of
the Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
company initiated by a senate reso-
luton.
The commissions experts have been
going over the books of the corpora
tion preparatory to the hearing which
Is to probe charges made ON the floor
Of the senate that small number of
financiers had reaped great profit out
of manipulations of the company's Sc
curities To the injury Of small stock
Folders.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
INNES AND WIFE ARE
ALLOWED TO GIVE BOND

san Antonio, Tex, Oct. 15.- With
out hearing testimony, Judge Ander-
son in district court today ordered the
release on bond of Victor Il. lnnes
and his wife Of Eugene. Ore, pending
trial on indictments charging murder
and conspiracy 70 murder in connec-
tlon with the disappearance last June
of Mrs. Elois Nelms Dennis and her
daughter, Miss Beatrice Nelms, Of At
ianta, Ga. Bond for Innes was placed
at $4,000 and for Mrs. innes al $4,000.
Up to late hour tonight neither had
ball.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
BILLIONS DEMANDED
FOR CARRYING ON WAR

Amsterdam, oct. 70 iva London,
$3.50 p. m.) THE Telegraaf today pub
fishes the following dispatch from
Berlin:
The Prussian government will ask
the diet for war credit of more than
s2.500, 600, 900.
Government work on the RAILWAYS
and highways will be proposed to
cope with the unemployment situation
and TO give relief to small commune
ties
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
TWO GREAT BATTLES HAVE
REACHED HEIGHT; EACH HAS
FRONT 0f THREE HUNDRED
MILES; NEWS INDEFINITE
STRUGGLE IN BELGIUM AND
FRANCE is GOING SLOWLY IN
FAVOR OF ALLIES, REPORTS SAY

Engagement Between AuStro German Forces and Russians
Shrouded in Mystery, Owing to Utterly Conflicting State
ments Issued From PetrOgrad and Vienna; Indications
Are That Dispatches From Capital Of Dual Monarchy
Are Far From Reliable, and Seems Probable That Prze
mys Has Not Been Relieved From Attacks Of BeSegers;
Turkey Is Lacking Funds and May Demobize Her Army;
Vigorous Measures Taken to Suppress Revolt in South
Africa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
LANDSLIDE TIES UP
TRAFFIC THROUGH CANAL
l.y ~oamao ,oosa.. sree,-, lr.ssO ~lssl


Panama, Oct. IA serious land
slide on the east side Of the Panama
canal. north of old Hill. occurred
during the night. Traffic has been
stopped and Col Goethals could not
say when the canal would again be
navigable
II Is not possible as yet to estimate
the amount of rock and dirt that
entered the channel
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
Sllcccc,Is lis nrntIhcr.

Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct. l5.-,'Icnry II
Westinghouse OF New York. brother
of the late George Westinghouse, to-
day was elected president Of the
Westinghouse Airbrake company To
succeed his brother. He has been
vice president of the company fer
maIY Nears.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
Summary of Var
NelUs of YESTERDAY

IN the northwest of Belgium the
Germans are rapidly bringing their
forces To the coast They have occu-
pied Bruges about fourteen miles east
of Ostend and have appeared AT
Buankenberehe, some twelve miles
northeast Of Ostend.
In the meantime, however, the al
lies have thrown a strong line out TO
the south with the object of shutting
off Calais and other French ports on
the channel The allies occupy Ypres
aud their line is believed TO extend al
most directly northward to Nieuport
This territory. within the pext few
days doubtless will be the scene Of
heavy fighting II the reported plans
OF the Germans are carried out.
The latest French official stnte-
ment announces gains on many points
on the front. including the taking Of
Estaircs, IN advance Of about two
kllometefs IN the center 10 the north
aud cast of Rheims ana a further adj
vance on the heights OF the Meuse to
the south OF st. Mihlel.
Henforcements have reached both
the Germans aud the allies on their
right and LEFT wings, and these need
only 10 be placed IN their proper po-
siuuns on the front for the blow to
be struck which may prove to be a de-
olslyo stroke for one side or the other.
That Emperor William Is following
with sharpeat interest the fortunes OF
his soldiers Is indicated by the fact
that his headquarters have been
moved further into France. The inn
perlal German chancellor Dr Won
Bethmann- -liolweg and his suite have
arrived ut brussels.
1he Belgian government, before
moving To llavre, ordered all males
between the ages Of Is and Is to en-
ter the army within two days on pain
of being considered traitors King
Albert remains at the head of his
army part of which has formed a
junction with the allies.
The Canadian troops, who arrived
at Plymouth, have been ordered land
ed and are already on their way TO
salisbury plains. whore camps have
been prepared for them
petrograd reports no change on
the eastern Prussian and central Vls-
tula fronts, but claims d victory for a
Russian column over the Austrians
south Of przemysI
Vienna reports that according to an
official German communication, the
Austro-German armies have relieved
the fortress Of przemysl.
The bomhardment Of Rheims con-
Iinues and the Rheims cathedral has
been subjected to another shelling,
Already the revolving forces In
south Africa under Colonel Marit2
have been engaged by column Of the
Union Of South Africa troops aud
Eighty Of The rebels captured
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
BRINGS IN GERMAN
LINER AS WAR PRIZE

London, Oct Is (s:45 p. m.) - A
disnateb TO Lloyds from Gibraltar
saws the Hamburg American me
steamer Graecia, from New York Tor
Cadiz. Spain, was brought into Gil
braItar today as a prize.
The last records of the steamer
craecia give her sailing from New
york August q for Cadiz. She is a
vessel of 2,799 tons.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
TO LIMIT CAPITAL
OF STATE CORPORATIONS

IeY MORNING JOURNAL sFtcTNl LEIbtD WTFtI
Washington, oct. IA maximum
limitation on the capital stock Of cor
porations was today voted into the
draft Of a uniform state ineorpora-
ton act, being prepared here by a
conference of commissioners Of the
various states
The commissioners agreed also to
provide for corporations Of perpetual
life and to prohibit one corporation
holding stock in any other corpora
ton.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16

cused with him were more uncon-
scious Instruments than thinking fac
tors in the crime
The Judge interrupted Prinzip sew
eral times during his narrative but
prinzlp insisted that he asked only
the right to demonstrate his point.
This was not, he said, because h"
hoped or desired to escape punish
ment lie knew before the murder
that the sacrifice Of his life was nee
essary to hasten the day of liberation
Of his brothers, he declared. Here
the judge stopped his remarks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
Royalties by Lessces.
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington, oct. 15.--New Mex
ico: Fair Friday and SATURDAY
slightly warmer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-16
Proposed Amendment 10 Issue
$250,000,0O0 in Bonds to
Assist Southerners Who.
Grow Cotton Goes Over.
PATENT MEDICINES
FINALLY ELIMINATED
Heavier Burdens Are to Be I'M
posed Upon Tobacco Manu-
facturerSi Slight FavorS Ac-
corded to Newspapers,


Washington. oct. 1a.-Despite eff
discussion to cotton relief legislation
the senate made material progress to.
day on the war revenue bill Many
important sections were agreed to af-
ter the proposed amendment authoriz.
ing $3.50. 100000 bond issue to aid
cotton producers had been debated
and vote deferred.
The senate agreed to strike out tho
tax on proprietary medicines originally
proposed by the senate committee
and revised the administrative sec.
lions of the bill to accord with this
ing the shipment Of newspapers was
agreed to and an amendment inserted
cXempting stamp taxes on memoran-
dun Of agreements under which stock
certificates are deposited as collateral
for loans
Amendments Go Over.
Two new amendments were pre-
sented but consideration went over un-
til tomorrow. They dealt with the
tobacco and wine schedules. These
with the cotton controversy were the
most important proposals still pending
when the senate recessed tonight.
The amendment relating 10 the
shipment of newspapers provides that
no bill Of lading be required on ex-
press and freight shipments and that
all bundles in any single train or oth-
or conveyance should be considered as
one shipment. publishers to issue
monthly statements as to such ship
ments and to attach necessary stamps
to these statements. The amendment
exempts from tax newspapers shipped
within the county of publication.
Tax ON TObaccos.
Under new revision of the tobacco
section tobacco manufacturers maxi
ing 100, 600 pounds OF tobacco a year
would pay Sc, the tax being graduated
up to S2.49G on annual sales exceeding
2O,OOO,OO0 pounds Cigar manufac.
turers selling l0O,0 cigars would
pay So while those making 10000, 900
OF more would pay $2.496 Mannfac-
turers Of 100000 cigarettes would
be taxed Si2 and sales exceeding
100. 100000. $2.496
The wine section as proposed by
the committee would tax all still wines
s cents a gallon and in addition would
tax the grape brandy used in the for
tlfication of sweet wine 55 cents n
gallon. The committee also wrote
into the wine schedule. taxes of 25
cents a quart on champagne, 10 cents
q quart on carbonated wines, and "a
cents a gallon on cordials.
Cotton Controversy.
The cotton controversy occupied
most of the day Senators Smith of
Georgia and Sheppard Of Texas ad-
vocatng the proposed bond issue
embodyng similar re-
lief measures for the copper industry
and the cereal farmers of the country
were presented by Senators Smoot and
McCumber.
The house, at the instance of Ma
ority Leader Underwood, agreed that
of that body who could re-
urn next week, might so home asl
he consideration OF the war tax bill
upon its return from the senate was
he only work unfinished.
The house will adjourn tomorrow
until Monday.
The house rules committee talked
,ver cotton legislation again today but
ook no action.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE

RZYM, 6 lipca. ma zbio'
rowej audyencyi u Ojca sw.
Papieza Piusa X, by}o wczo-
raj $50 kadet6w amerykah
skiei akademii marynarskiej
w Annapolis, rs oficer6w
25 marynarzy z ameryka6
skich okret6w wojennych,
bawiacvch wlasnie ma wo
dach w}oskich. Papiez pre-
m6wi1 do Mich }askawie l u
dzielif i'm swego b}ogos}a'
wie6stwa. Geese oficer6w a.
meryka6skich zwiedza Rzym
i Neapol i urzadzi{a wyciecz'
ke ma Wezuwiusz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

81 900, kt6re miaf przy so.
bic. Zawiadomi{ on natych-
miast 0 zgubie policye, lecz
ia ME majac zadnych posi-
lax, ME vie W jaki spos6b:
sic do szukania gro.
sly zaginionych,
Monkiewicz liczy lat 10,
przebywa} tn Go lat 15tu ciu.
TAI grcsz do grosza O:
szczedno5ci to lokowa} W
banku. W sobote wycofal
pieniadze z tym zamiarem,
ze je odesle do kraju zonie i
dzieciom, kt6re tam pozosta-
viii. Sta} sic biedak W jednei
chwili zebrekiem, " pocie
czo}a uciu1ana oszczedno6c
ch}opa polskiego przez Is lat
zagine}a bezpowrotnie.
Powyzszy przyk}ad jest jed
nym z szeregu ostrzegajacych
przvpadk6w, by pieniedzv
ME nosic przy sobie, a zwlasz-
cza gdy sic ma zabawe rosia-
dajacy wybiera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

WIEDEN, 6 lipca. -Wzbu-
rzenie antyserbskie ME usta-
jei ME zmniejsza sic: w}adze
wszystko czYnia, by nie do
puscic do wykrocze1: luz
podczas wiezienia ciaf z dwor'
ca do Bu1gu wo}ano: Precz
z Serbam1!... Ma Serb6w!... i
przysz}o do b6]ek a policya
musia}a z bronia W reku in"
terweniowa6. Poselstwa serb
skiego pilnuja dn;em i noca.
o demonstrancyach anty-
serbskich donosza z wielu
miast monarchii. Rad au.
stryacki wyda note pod adre'
sem Serbii wzywajac ia, by
u s:eble ZarZadzlfa pOsZukl~
wanie ucZestnik6w zbrOdni
wyetapi}a przeciwko agitacyi
tax zgubne wydajacej owoce:
spodziewaja sic, ze Serbia
NJ te te przyjmie odpov led
MI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Jan
Polczy6ski, wypuszczony ME-
dawno z 1iezienia, W kt6rem
rok przesiedziat, wyprawia}
ma nowo ustawiczne awantu'
ry z IONA domagajac sic Cd
niej pieniedzy ma pijatyke.
Syn ;ego J6zef, stena} W O.
bronze matki, "a co go oiciec
uderzy} pie6cia W twarz i "a
krwawif go: nastepnie zas u
da} sic do piwnicy, wyszpe-
raj tam jakjs mtotek, a wy
szed}szy ma podw6rze, przy-
stapl} do siedzacego ma scho~
dach syna, uderzy} go ki]ka-
krotnie tynl m1otkiem W glo'
we. Ranny prey pomocy swe-
go s4siada, pana j. Wronka,
uda} sic do doktora Beyera:
ten opatrzy} mu rany j po-
s}a} go do domu zamiast do
szpitala - Wronk przypro-
wadzi} rannego do domu, a
matka jego u}ozy}a go do
f6zka. J6zef niebawem usnaf
me cno i chrapa1. Kiedy ma
tka do niego rar 0 podesz}a,
juz ME zy}; umari by1, jak le-
karze stwierdzili, okoio lei
godzi1iy W nocy. Starego Pol
czy6skiego aresztowano j o.
skarzono q morderstwo. Rok
W wiezieniu siedziaf Polczy6-
ski "a to ze bill zone i syna
J6zefa; prawd dopodobnie z
zemsty "a to zamordowaf
swego syna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

jednakowoz wyraza przypusz-
czenie, 70 moze obawlaja sic
W Berlinie i jeszcze iakiego
zamachu, ola tego postano-
wiono wyrzec sic wsp6fu
dzia}u Wilhelma II. Take i
to ma bye powodem 20 chce
sic sedziwemu Franciszkowi
J6zefowi oszczedzac wszel.
kich trud6w i cere monii kt6
re by1yby pofaczone koniecz
ME wizyta cesarza niemiec'
kiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
SEKAJEVO, 6 lipca.

SEKAJEVO, 6 lipca. -
5ledztwo toczy sic z ca}em
wytezeniem W sprawie zama-
chu, idzie o to by sic pre-
konac czy istniaf spisek czy
ME i czy by} zagranicy re
Serbii inspirowany, czy ME,
Najprawdopodobniej sprzy-
siezenie rozleg}e istnia}o, tax
dalece, ze Franciszek Ferdy.
nand ME m6g} zywy wyje'
chac z BoSnj, podobno W pa
1acu pod stolen, przy kt6-
rym 6niadac mieli arcvksie-
stwo znaleziono dwie maszy-
ny piekielne z zegarowym
mechanizmem, trzecia TAXA
maszyne zpaleziono W pokoju
hotelowym W Ilije, przezna'
czonym ola arcyksiestwa, gdy
sic W swej podr6zy tam "a
trzymac n,ieli. Aresztowano
tez siedmiu spiskowc6w, u
kt6rych znaleziono bomby i
bro6, jedna kobieta do spis'
ku nalezaca mia}a kilka bomb
prey sobie skrytych. W Se'
rajewie og}oszono stan wo-
jenny podobniez i W innYch
miastach bo6niackicb: prze.
s}ucbiwano morderce Prin.
zspa, kt6ry stale utrzymuje,
ze mic ME mia} do czynienia z
rzuceniem oomby i z zado.
woleniem m6wi 0 czynie
dodsjac, ze pomimo demon
stracyi antyserbskich wick
szokc " Bo6ni podziela lego
spos6b my6lenia ! pochwala
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

ERIE, Pa. - Automobile
znowu zaczynaia wybierac
krwawy haracz z mieszka6-
COW miasta Erie. Onegdai
diva wypadkl prze]echania
mialy miejsce. 17.letni WIKI
tor Kleja przejechany zosta{
na E. % ulicy, W bardzo E ro-
znym stanie odwieziono 20
do szpitala Sw. Wincentego.
Druga ofiara pad} Franci- ;"
seek Jare6ski, LEGACY lat 13,
zam, pnr. 518 E. 18th ul.
Chlopiec jechaf na ko}owcu
ma 13 ul. gdy wpad} ma ME-
go wielki automobil, kiero-
wany prze1 Fryderyka Schou-
BILE. Biedak odni6sf fatalne
z{amanie prawej n3gi. Od-
wieziono 60 do szpitala Ha--
mota, gdzie lekarze prawdo-
podobnie dokonaja amputa-
cyl. Szofera nawet ME aresz-
towano, jak bowiem zeznaj4
6wiadkowie, katastrofa byia
nieunikniona z powodu ME.
uwagi Jare6sk1ego~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

WIEDEN, 6 lipca. - Ma
dworcu kolejowym zebra{y
sic reprezentacye wiadz
miejskich, dygnitarze pan
stwa, oraz reprezentacye dwo-
ru cesarskiego: po zniesieniu
trumien do dworskiej pocze-
kalni, pob}ogos}awieniu ich
przez kapelana Burgu, odda-
no ie ochn1istrzowi dworu "
opieke i nastapil poch6d do
zanku: mimo p6znej porv
t}umy ludzi czekafy ma uli-
each stolicy, " pocbodzie "a
|uwazono nowego nastepce
tronu arcyks. Karola Fran.
ciszka J6zefa.
-Urzedowo og}oszono, ze
ces. Wilhelm zmienif decy
rye | ma pogrzeb ME przY.
bedzie podobno powodu
silnego przeziebien Prasa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

BALTIMORE, M. o. Ma
okrecie Koenigin Louise przy
jecha}a niejaka +. Pietru.
Ska, owdowiafa 8 razy, lat
46, jadac do swego kuzyna W
Cleveland. Z przyczyny zas
il jest wdowa, wstep byf jej
wzbroniony tax byEa ska.
zana ma depoltacye. Gdyaeent
zapyta} jej, czyby zechciala
zosta6 W Baltimore az by
jej roboty poszakal, ma co z
wielka checia przystaFa. Vice
przedstawil te sprawe S4do-
wi Specyalnemu i przyrzeki,
IL robote iej znajdzie jeszcze
W tym eamym dniu, jezeli
bedzie puszcZona ma wolnosc.
Po krctkim namysle zadecv.
dowano, IL pod tym warun-
klein moze bye uwolniona i
oddano ia pod opieke iowa
rzystwa, kt6re juz ma drugi
dzie6 odstawiio ia do prscy.
A zazwyczaj jak juz raz jest
uwolniona, to moze pracowac
gdzie tylko chce. Zdaje sic,
il przyjechala tn po czwar.
tego. raeza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

komita wskaz6wka ola Roda.
k6w~mieszkajacYch " okolicy
Domu Zjednoczenia i wzd}uz
llnii pochodu delegat6w i
Skaut6w ma naboze1stWo do
koscio}a sw. Stanisfawa Kost.
XII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

FILADELFlA, Pa. Stani-
s1aw Monkiewicz z pnr. 3217
Tilton ul. udal sic " ME-
dziele ma West Filadelfia do
znajomych na wesele. Kiedy
powracal nazad do domu, "a
uWazyl ma karze, ze ME ma
" kieszeni banknot6W na
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

czyn.-P Prinzep ma niespe}na
lat 18, czeka 60 prawdopo.
dobnie wiezienle dozywotnie.
Gabrynovics, ma lat 20 i be-
die prawdopodobnie powie-
SONY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

LONDYN, 1 lipca. Lord ad
miralicyi Churchill jadac 2
iona automobilem znalazl sic
y gr6znsj przygodzie: automo
bill jego kolidowal 2 drugim j
zostaf rozbity lord j malzonka
jego wyszli nieuszko odzeni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

NIAGARA FALLS, 6 lip.
ca. - Po6rednicy A. B. G.,
kt6rzy szereg tygodnj po.
swiecili ce]em doprowadzenia
do pokojowego rozwiazania
wez}a mexyka6skiego, rozje-
chali sic ma wywczaey letnie
a W interwiewach prasowych
sami przyznaja, ze wysi}ki ich
by}y hezowocne: niby wszyst-
ko za}atwione, ty]ko idzie o
ustanowienie rzadu prowi'
zorycznego W Mexyku, ale o
to provisorium rozbija sic ca
h robota poluoowna, tu ut
kneia i z miejsca jej ruszyc
ME MONA. To samo przyzna:
ia delegaci ameryka6scy i
huertowscy, kt6rzy wyjez :
dzajac z Niagara Falls wre~
czyli posrednikom note "a
wiadamiajaca, ze sa gotowi
do informacyinej konferen'
cYi z przedstawicielami Car
ranzy, jeSli sic ci zgfosza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

SHENANDOAH, Pa. Fran
ciszek Antonowicz podczas
piracy W: Knickerbocker k0.
palm W ubieg}a 6rode odni6si
zmia3dzenie obydw6ch n6g
wskutek spadniecia mu M
nogi bryly ska}y. Odwiezio-
ro 90 do Fountain Spring
szpitala.
Jan Gutowski podczas
piracy W ubieg}y wtorek "
st. Nicholas kopalni, zostaf
bole6nie pokaleczony ma Ca
lem cieIe przez odiam spada-
jacego wegla.
Szynnon Micha)ak "a
trudniony " Turkey Run
kopa]ni, We wtorek zostaf
pokaleczonY na ca1em ciele
wskutek spadnieci2 od{amu
wegla.