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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
Police Secure Youngsters Who Raided
The Gate City Building
on Saturday and
Sunday.
ALL PLEADED GUILTY
Three VIII Probably DO Sent to the
Reform SchooI-First o.
tenders May Got
OF.

Fifty pounds Of stereotype metal
was stolen from The Gate City build
ing on Saturday and Sunday The
theft was reported to the police on
Monday and a visit to the Keokuk
junk shops resulted in the finding OF
the metal and the securing of the
names of several boys who had dis
posed OF 1t. From them other names
We're secured and the whole bunch
was rounded UP in the superior" court
this morning. Six boys. whose ages
range from nine to fourteen, pleaded
guilty, and three of them at least will
be sent to the reform school.
There were two thefts. One was
made on Saturday afternoon by Nc
Kinley Jordan and Clarence Rigg.
-Four dollars worth OF the metal in
small bars were secured and peddled
10 junk dealer for firty-five cents
On Sunday afternoon abou. O'Clock,
Vaughan and Ario Wilson made an
essay and secured s. worth of metal,
which was sold for about fifty cents.
Harry Ealey and Ario Wilson have
e long past record in court. Both
were in trouble year ago for break
ing into a strawberry car and were
sentenced to the reform school. The
sentence was suspended upon promise
of good behavior. This will be re-
yoked and the boys will be committed
to the school. Mckinley Jordan has
also been in trouble before and he
will probably be sent to the reform
school as soon as his mother returns
20 Keokuk from a visit In Missouri.
For Leo Wilson, James Vaughan and
Clarence Rigg, it is first offense and
the sentence will probably be suspend
ed upon promise of good behavior.
.Thirtytwo pounds of the metal in
small bars was found at the S. G. Bow
er junk shop. by Officer Wilson, and
about twenty-five pounds at the shop
OF Harry Shultz, by Chief of Police
kenney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
A USEFUL PAIN
Keokuk People Should Heed II:
Warning.

Have you a sharp pain or dull
ache across the small Of your back
Do you realize that it's often timely
sign Of kidney weakness? Prompt
treatment Is a safeguard against more
serious kidney troubles. Use Doan's
Kidney Pills. Profit by keokuk resi-
dents experience.
Hugh Russell, 500 D St, Keokuk,
says: "My kidneys were inactive and
I had dull pains through my back and
loins. I also had other symptoms Of
kidney trouble I used Doan's Kidney
Pills. procured from McGrath Brr
Drug Co, and they soon regulated the
action Of my kidneys and relieved the
backache
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for q kidney remedy-get
Doen's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Russell had Foster-MiIburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo. n. Y,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
BELL:ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. 25c at all druggists.

into the mind and soul; until it seems
the world is topsy-turvy and not
worth cfinging to, and the night be-
come long and spookey and lonesome,
1t does world Of good to have
thoughtful friend drop in to break the
monotony. 1t convinces YOU that in
the heart Of others there IS kindly
feeling for you and gives you new
courage and hope. It requires effort
to visit the sick, but it is worth while
to do 1t. for the real service one does
will come back as blessing many
times over.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.
..:.::.....:.....ss.s.s.:..s..s.s.s.t.:.........s

Instant relief-no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up; the
air passages Of your head clear and
you can breathe freely. No more hawk.
ing, snuffling. blowing, headache, dry
ness. No struggling for breath at
night; your cold or catarTh disap-
pears.
Get a small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little Of this fragrant, antiseptic,
healing cream in your nostrils. It
penetrates through every air passage
of the head. soothes the inflamed or
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes Instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed.up
with a cold or nasty cataFFn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
A Precious Pair.

Springfield, Mass, Republican:
Richard Harding Davis statement
that the French people now feel only
contempt for the United States is
causing Frenchmen to write letters
of protest to American newspapers
Sometime Richard will be himself
again; in the meantime, he must
share with Herr Viereck the distinc-
ton of being unutterably ashamed of
his own country.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
VISITING the Sick.

Fremont Tribune: We saw some
where the other day something about
visiting the sick. Were you ever con-
fined to the house with sickness? II
not you do not know how much 1t
braces up a fellow to have a friend
call and bring in breeze from the
outside world. After one has lain
abed tt1l bones ache: till every line
and figure Of the wall paper 10 burned
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
Waues are Increased.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Feb. 22.-Settle-
ment of the wage dispute between
the operators and officials of the
Glover Leaf railway was effected to-
day by the employees being granted a
ten percent increase. The minimum
wage for telegraphers was raised
from s28 to s45 month. A strike
had been threatened for several
weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
T, RS Luck.

Chicago Evening Post: Garrison's
resignation strengthens the only ad-
vocate of real preparedness now be-
fore the country. T. r. certainly does
have luck.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22

tee-Principal F1oy Cricket.
Chairman of the Information com
mittee-Principal Flo Schneider.
Chairman of committee on ushers-
Principal Rebecca Irwin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
,e for an Argument.

Chance for an Argument.
vinton Eagle: The three greatest
Iowa pioneers were Gen. Dodge, Gen.
Weaver and Col Hepburn. They have
left their impress upon the state.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22

=
ney was only sore at losing Rock
! Island and was trying In every way
| to cast reflections on Justice and the
| Central association.
What Burlington Thinks.
The Burlington Hawk-Eye has the
| following comment on the situation:
According to word from Keokuk
Mr.. Justice denies that he transferred
the Keokuk franchise to Rock Island
on October ninth. The statement that
this had been done came from Tear
ney who uncovered a letter Justice
had written August Hermann, chair
man of the national commission,
which 1t Is alleged, contained notice
of the change. 1t is explained by Jus.
tice that the C. A. could not have
transferred the franchise at that time
as the territory did not formally be-
long to the league on that date, and It
said also that the letter had been mis-
represented by some one as it Is the
claim Of Justice that the message
stated the franchise would be trans
ferred should the territory be awarded
to the Central association.
1t ts certain something Is wrong
somewhere. II fearney is drumming
up matter that has no foundation, he
bids fair to lose the respect he is al
legged to have in Rock Island at the
present time. On the other hand,
should Al be correct, Mr.. Justice
would be placed in a bad hole over the
situation. 1t is cinch that II the
franchise had been transferred Octo-
Der ninth, KeokuS could not, under
any circumstances. have voted at the
Burlington meeting when Mr.. Justice
again became president, and Keokuk's
vote would have altered the election
to such an extent that Frank Norton
Of Burlington would have succeeded
MIR. Justice. AS matter Of fact, IL
the transfer Of the franchise had tax
en- place at that date, IT. Dodge rep
resentatives who were here had six
hundred dollars as did also Keokuk
and were just as much entitled to vote.
The word ar, however, Is a stumb-
ling block many times and with the
denial from Keokuk concerning the
transfer, 1t is probable that he is still
playing winning game in his fight
with the Three-I league.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
WAS NO TRANSFER
ON OCTOBER 9Th
Justice Replies to Latest Dope Pulled
by Tearney, the oreat, In
Rock Island This
Week.
MERELY THE INTENTION
Rock island Did Not Besons 70 the
Central Association on Date Mos
toned 20 There Could
bs No Transfer.

AL Tearney. the Industrious and
hustling president of the Three-Eye
league, or three-club league, made
quite splurge in Rock Island last
week when he carefully culled some
sentences from a letter written by
President Justice to Garry Hermann
OF the National commission, and dang
led them before the big eyes Of Rock
Island and Davenport newspaper men
without showing them the whole con.
tents OF the letters.
And right Immediately the gu1l1abls
reporters rushed to press with start
ling announcements that Justice had
transferred the Keokuk franchise to
Rock Island on October 8 of last year,
asking If this was the case, how it was
that Keokuk was able to vote ct the
January meeting of the Central asso-
citation I'm Burlington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
Correspondence Public.

| AS Is not generally known all cor
respondence that Mr.. Justice has will
the National commission or any of its
members is furnished to Mr.. Tearney
and copies of Tearney's letters are
sent to Mr.. Justice. In fact Mr.. Jus
tice has a whole pocket full of Tear
ney's despairing walls to the commits
sion.
Now Tearney is reported as having
said that according to a copy of a let
ter in his possession, Justice an
nounced that he had transferred the
keokuk franchise to Rock Island on
October last. Mr.. Justice has
told the following real facts on
the situation which makes it appear
as If Tearney Intentionally misrepre-
sented the contents of the letter or
else the sporting writer's misunder-
stood him:
In order to hold Rock Island ter
ritory, 1t was necessary to purchase
the right to the city and also to an
nounce which club would be transfer
red to the new city. The rights were
purchased for the usual class D price
and i wrote to the National commits
sion stating that If Rock Island was
awarded to the Central association
Llldt tAc ACOhuh lIHllCulSS WOulu De
the one transferred.
But at that time tho National COM
mittee had not yet visited the island
city and no franchise could be trans
ferred until the ruling had been made
as to who owned the territory. My
letter merely said that if Rock Island
should come to the Central association
that the franchise would be trans.
ferred and the real transaction could
not have been made for Rock Island
was still nobody's territory. / only
stated the intention. and the franchise
was Keokuk's until it was surrendered,
which was several weeks after the
Burlington meeting
AT that meeting Belden Hill Of
Cedar Rapids asked me to state what
arrangements had been made con-
corning the Rock Island territory and
was ready to tell, but the other
delegates voted to have nothing said
about the matter"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
Friday Afternoon.

FTlOdy AFTERNOON.
Round tables"
/. County superintendents, rural
teachers, teachers of agriculture,
under the leadership of Mrs. Mary
Goldizen of Knoxville.
"Grammer and Intermediate Teach.
ing" by Superintendent c. II. Carson
of Marengo.
Geography" by Superintendent G.
H. Hilliard of Sigourney.
History" by J. w. Taylor Of Bur
lington.
Home Economics by Miss Verna
Miksch Of Muscatine
"Eugenics," by Miss Ethel Golden
Of Iowa City.
"Parent-Teachers Association" by
Mrs. William Benson of Cedar
Rapids.
German" by Miss Ada Musser of
Centerville.
Science" by c. H. Brigh of DAY.
export.
Manual Training" by C. H. Harms
of Washington.
Mathematics by O. F. Nixon Of
Ottumwa.
Latin" Miss Mary Brrart Of Fair
field.
Primary Teaching" by County
Mt Pleasant,
Friday Evening, O'clock.
Concert by the Pythian Glee club.
Address by o. T. Corson of Column
bus, Ohio.
Saturday Morning.
Music by the double mixed quar-
tette of the high school.
Address by Professor J. w. Scar
son of Kansas State Agricultural col
lege.
Music by the Oskaloosa high school
Girls Glee club.
Address by Dr. Jessup of State uni
versity of Iowa.
Business meeting of the associa-
ton.
Adjournment.
The hearty cooperation Of Penn
college, Penn school Of commerce, and
the Central Holiness university with
the public schools of the city for the
success of the meeting is helping
those in charge of the work in big
way. They have contributed all in
their power toward the success Of the
undertaking, which seems assured
Committees have been appointed as
follows:
Chairman of the enrolment COM
mittee-Principal P. E. Betting
Chairman of the entertainment
| Principal Edith Hoffman
4 Chairman af the reception commit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
Muscatine's Sane View.

AS expected, Waterloo went into
commissions over the dope from DAY.
export, but Muscatine, formerly
against Justice, without knowing the
real circumstance, refused to believe
the story, taking the stand that Tear
ney was only sore at losing Rock
Island and was trying In every way
to cast reflections on Justice and the
Central association.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
SUPI. ALOR|CH IS
To MAKE SPEECH
Southeastern Iowa Teachers Meet at
Oskaloosa and Local Edu-
@ Gator is on the
Program.
FIRST WEEK IN APRIL
Sessions viii Begin on Thursday
and Will Continue Until
Saturday, April
6-S.
FIRST WEEK IN APRIL

The program for the meeting Of the
! Southeastern Teachers association,
which is to be held on April 6, Z and
8, in Oskaloosa, has been arranged as
to the larger portions of the program,
but there will probably be slight
changes in the arrangement later
The program as it stands now is full
almost to overhowing. and still people
are applying for space. It is almost
impossible to grant time for a longer
program. The interest in the meet
ing has begun to manifest itself, in
the various communications received
from local people as well as out of
town people. and already several res
ervations have been made at The
Hotel Lacey for rooms for these
dates. The headquarters have not as
yet been announced, but viii be given
out on the printed programs.
The program as arranged ut the
present time is as follows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
Friday Morning, 9 O'clock.

FFTuay WorhIh0, Oc1ock.
Penn college Singers club.
Address by Miss Anna H. Morse of
the State Normal school of Charles
ton, III. Her subject will be "Pri-
mary Teaching.
1000 a. m-Conferences-S
tendents and principals, under the
leadership Of o. T. Corson, editor Of
the Ohio Educational Monthly, of Co.
lumbus, Ohio.
81 Primary Teaching" by Miss Anna
II. Morse.
Rural Teachers; High School
Teachers" by DR.. w. A. Jessup Of
the state university.
Teachers of Agriculture" under
the leadership of Hon. F. G. Blair,
state superintendent of Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22

Thursday Evening, 8 O'clock.
Concert by the Farmhouse orches-
ira
Invocation by the Rev. Perdew.
Address of welcome by Alexander
McFerran. a member Of the local
board of education
Response by the president of The
Southeastern Teachers association.
William Aldrich of Keolzuk Iowa.
Music by the high school chorus.
Address by Hon. F. G.. Blair, state
superintendent Of Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1916-02-22
1hursday, April 6.

1000 a. m.-Miss Mary B. Richard
son of the Agricultural college at
Ames, will speak upon Domestic
Science"
Frank D. Joseph. deputy state sup.
erintendent Of Iowa, will follow Miss
Richardson with an address.
1870 p. m.-Pipe organ recital by
Miss Jennie Fry.
200 p. m.-"Organization and Clas-
sifcation," by c. P. Colegrove of the
Iowa State Teachers college.
"Directorship and the Teacher" by
Frank D. Joseph. deputy state super
intendent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-03
ZTurcyi.

Konstantynopol, 8 maja. - Nu
~ niemieokie ma Morzu Carmen
zapedzily ma mielizny try TO-
syjskie statki, ktorych jeden 20
staI zniszczony ogniem dzialo-
wynn; cztery zaglowce zatopiono,
iadowne zywnoscia.
Z Kut-el Amara donosza, il
wodz turech Halil-Basza zgodzll
sic ma wymiane chorych rannych
angielskich "a tureckioh zolnierzy
ewakuacye Kut-el-Amara roz-
poczeto cd sprowadzenia szprtal
nego trenu, lekarzy zaopatrzen
lekarskich: chorych tam ma bye
ogromna liczba.
Londyn, 3 maja. - RAPPORT do
nosi o utarczce z Turkami pod
Buszire, w ktorej w dnil 2sgo z,
m. pokonano znaczny oddziai tu-
reoki. q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-03
Nadzieja rych}ej zgo-
dy Z Mexykiem.
W oczekiwaniu njemieCkiej odpowiedzi.
WOsko Cauany wstrzymane przez ameykaiskie
Fiske zarzuca Danielsowi k}amstwo.
Francuzi zatrzynah okret anerykanski.
10 lat vviezienia "a zdrade seleret6Vv.
$125,OOO ma kupno ,,Eastlandu".
Francuzi zatrzynah okret anaerykanski.
$125,OOO ma kupno ,Eastlandu".

mozliwoscia odwo}ac ekspedycys
genera}a Pershinga natychmiast,
Jest on przeciwny dalszemu po--
zostawaniu wojsk amerykanskich
W Mexyku, ale jeszcze bardziej
ME pragnie wojny &c Stanami
Zjednoczonymi, jaka rozpetacby
sic mogia w razie postawienia
sprawy ma ostrzu miecza. Dlatc-
go jcden wysokich urzednikow
mcxykanskich, ktory braf udziaf
W pierwszej konferencyi W Jua-
rez wyrazi} sic;
nPomiedzy dwoma niekorzyS-
ciami, nalezy wybierac mnicjszq.
Gfupstwenl byioby przypuszczat,
&c Rad de facto pragnie wojny."
Powiadaja tu, ze Obregon wy
slal wczoraj do generafa Carran-
zy telegram tel tresci, IL sytua--
cya przedstawia sic pomyslnie i
wszystko zapowiada zadawalnia
jacy dla obu stron uklad.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-03
ZAnglMi.

Londyn, 3 maja. - Premier
Asquith oSwiadczyi W Izbie Gmin
IL Rad zgodzi} sic nareszcie ma
metode popisow wojskowych ma
przyszfoSc: mianowicie bedzie
stosowany pobor powszechny -
lecz tylko ma czas trwanla woJny
Projekt ten rzadowy zdaje sic
dobrze i rychEo przejdzie W par
lamencie, jakkolwiek niema ma
tym punkcie jednomyslnoSci -
n. p. partya laboryst,5w podzielo-
ma jest W swej opinii - czeSc
Jest "a poborem powszechnym
czest "a ochotniczym, jak dotad
bywalo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-03
Boie W Polsce.

Berlin, 3 maja. - Cd ponie--
dzialku aeroplany niemieckie O.
srzehwuja z dobrym skutklem
pozycye rosyjskie mad zatoka Ry-
gi i awiatyczne zaklady ma wys-
pie Osel i okolicznych wysep-
kach: kilka rejdow tam urzadzo-
no - wszystlie powodzeniem
a aeroplany wrocily z mich caio
Rosyanie odwzajemr1iajac sic IL
rzadzili reid awiatyczny w kie-'
-unlcu Windawy, lecz ich aero,
plany zostaly zmuszone do, cd,
wrotu ogniem bateryi antyawia-
tycznych. lyle rapport niemiecki
Piotrogrod, 8 maja. - Ma od-'
cinku ryskim linii bojowej Mem,
cy probowali ataku W okolicy
Raggasem - 1ecz wnet ich cd,
parto; ostrzeliwuja oni mostly
przeprawy Dzwiny pod Ikskull
Dzwinsliem. Artylerya pracuje
mad Naroczem WiszniewSkiem
ieziorem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-03
INNE TELEGRAMY.
Pc Rewolucyi W Irlandyi.

] on6yn, 3 maja. - DIS luz -
20 .ewolucyi w Irlandyi: woiska
kontrcluja kraj stolice, stan wo-
Jenny narazie bedzie zatrzytca-
ny; w Dublinie pospiesznie IL :
bia rorzadek, ruch uliczny powra-
ca do stanu normalnego; W Cork
rowniez spokojnie ,,Sinn Fem"
poddali sic -jeden tam policyant
zostai zastrzelony, dokonujac re-
wizyi w kwaterze rewolucyjnej
w Garristown by1a jeszcze utar-
czka rewolucyonistami - CITE
rech poicyantow rannych; W Du-
b1llie wojska rewizye odbywaja
20 domach - aresztuja wiele o.
sob ma ulicach tiumy spokojnie
csladaja obrazy zniszczenia, do
koranego tygodniem walk. Sc
tretarz ministeryalny Irlandyi,
Birrell bawil W Irlandyi dni pa
re - wraca dis do Londynu z
ra2ortami o przywroceniu spoke
iu. Sa pogioski, il Birreil 7rezy.
sn.';e re stanowiska swego W ga
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-03

blrecie, jak rowniez ustqpic ma
general Friend, komendcrujacy y
garnizonami irlandzkimi; k:lku
innych urzednik6w drlandz&icj
adminiStracyi rownicz ma bye "a,
chwianych ma stanowiskach; So
to jednak tyDko pogloski.
Rzyrn, 3 maja. - Papiez Benc
dykt polecii telegrafowac do kar
dynafa Irlandyi X. Logue z "a
daniem informacyi o stanie kraJr
i nadzieja rych}cgo powrotu spo
koju - kardynal Logue odpowle,
dzia}, IL rcwolucya st}umiona
pok0j juz jest przywrocony.
Belfast, 3 maja. - Pisma po
dajq, IL jednym najkrwawszycl
epizodow rewolucyjnych walk BY
la zasadzka, urzadzona przez re
wolucyonist6w na patrol policy
w powiccie Heath, gdzie zabitc
10 policyant0w, 1Stu ranlono q
reszta usZia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-03
Berlin ME wygotowaf
jeszcze noty.

Washington, 3 maja. - U--
twierdza sic tu opinia, re Rad
niemiecki koflczy juz wygotowy-
wanie odpowiedzi ma ultimatum
prezydenta Wilsona i spodziewa-
ia sic otrzymac tu ia juz jutro.
Bedzie ona krotka stosunkowo,
treSc jej ma bye nastepujaca:
l. Zapewnienie, re Niemcy W
przyszioSci beda prowadzic kam-
panic podwodna zgodnie zasa
dami prawa miedzynarodowego,
ktore nalezy szczegolowiej okre-
Sic, ktore jednak W zasadzie wy.
maga ostrzezenia okretu, zanim
sic 60 zaatakuje.
2. Przedstawienie zmienionych
warunkow wojny morskiej i pro-
pozycya, ably stosownie do tego
zmienic prawo miedzynarodowe
moca obowiazujaca wszystkich
belligerentow.
8. Zapewnienie, re Niemcy go
towe So wejS6 W dyskusye mad
wszystkimi szczegoiami, doty--
czacynri powstalej wskutek kan
panii nurow kontrowersyi Anne
ryka. Dyskusya ia nalezaloby OBJ
jat takze sprawe legalnosci zbro-
jenia okretow handlowych.
4. w zakoiczeniu ma podobno
nota cytowat szereg caiy faktow
gwascenia prawa miedzynarodo--
wego przez Wielka Brytanie pro
sic rad amerykahski, by swym
wplywem ME dopuscil do podo.
bnych rzeczy w przySzioSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-03
Niemcy a Stany Il.

Berlin, 3 maja. - Jagow, mi
mister spraw zagranicznych O.
swiadczyl, IL do wczoraj komitet,
pracujacy mad odpowiedzia ME
miecka ma note amery'kanska ME
skohczyi swych czynnosci i ME
wiadomo, jak ia odpowiedz wy
padnie. Wczoraj ambassador anne
rykaiski Gerard przybI do Ber-
lima. Niektore pisma zapowiada :
ia, IL odpowiedz bedzie pojednaw-
co - ustepna, lecz, ze Jagowa
zrobia kozlem ofiarnym - bedzie
musiaf ustapic. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-05-03
Z konferencyi
mexykanskiej.

Ell Paso, 8 rnaja, 1890 rano. -
Generaiowie Scott Obregon Cd
bywaja wciaz jeszcze konferen :
eye, ktora przeciaga sic juz ~
godzin. o 6. S-mej wczoraj VIE
czor Scott wreczyi nastepujacy
biuletyn korespondentowi THE
Associated Press"
nObradu1emy ciagle ozywieni
nawzajem duchem dobrej wolf
spodziewamy sic dojsc do rozwia-
zania sytuacyi, ktore bedzie "a
dawalniajacem. dla obu rzadow.
Ponadto mic wiecej dis ME O.
giosi sic do publikacyl. Obregon.
Scott"
Aozkolwiek biuletyn ten 1ad--
nych fakt6w ME przytacza, przy-
jeto 60 z 2ywem zadewoleniem,
kt6re budzi nadzle)e pomySlnego
za}atwieria konfliktu z Mexy--
klein, Nadzieje te opieraja ma fak
Gle, ze general Obregen doszedl
do przekonania, IL dla rzadu anne
rykahskiego jest poprostu ME