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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-10-06
Krigr11 / Eurn},a.
@rafenlaubs stiliua,
9.pt fra @alplabierne.

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gcr frenlfon1mer fra Sag til Dag
ON @rpfernes @ol6ning oberfor DC
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i Mtben bop6e be1luttet at erflare
8ulgorien &rig; ct nltimatnat
lcn6teS til Bn1garien, ion1 onnlnoe.
oes ON giebliffeligt at trpffe 1t11e
Gropper tilboge fra set gr9lfe Wfo-
fe6onien; oa man lite benteoe bette
&rob opfplbt, beo bet fig; at Den
-erplfe Seer bolotes flar til l1orbf=
ming meb foo &iners 8arlel. sSro
onoen SIDE for19o Set, at Song
Gonlta,1tin ltillebes @alget melle1n
at goa / &rig poa oe Mlficreoes
9ioe eller finoe Zig i, at 1elp bons
lopolelte Gilbengere bi1be hntte 1iq
til set Opr9r, lon1 / mobiat Solo
1iffert piloe n6brp0e oberalt | @rG:
fenlon6. - 2or6on0epe}eber nen:
bette / 5pnbag, at Ell gr9lf &rigS=
erflering moo Bulgorien fnn6e ben.
tes iubcn 72 Gimefs Gorlpb.- -6ro
Som telegraferebes / Sirsoags, a
ct Miniltcrrnao Mtben boboe al:
]en0t &rigserfl9ringe1t, og ire
Starts forleo set 1neb .8eltenltbeo
at Sc 9llIiereoe piloe forlange bin:
ocnoe Softer ONT grelf 2opalitet
fpr SC pilbe 1uootage. @rpfe1lonoS
@tpttc eller bjplpe 2onbet bets
aonnp moo 8ulgarerne. - S Oct
9icblif, so oisie 2inier gaar
8resle1, foreligger ingen offerthg
eiort greet arigserfIpring; men
set Ter no, 1o111 ON ben fan pentes
nelten bper giue;;f maaife ben allc.
reoe er noteot, naor 8laoet toni.
mer bore 2elere i S9nbe.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13
Austin Trimming Deals Lamp

HIT o W.
-
suppIant peppey
that and
around Deal and has his old
~ohod the steenth time.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13
DONOVAN GETS
OUT OF A HOLE;
SPLITS HIS ARMY

MACON. Ga. March l3.-Bin Don
ovan. who is smiling on Georgia
this spring. thinks he has solved the
problem of thoroughly investigating
the merits OF some 80 ballplayers at
one training camp. tie has divided
his army into two battalions. one
for afternoon and one for morning
practice. This scheme gives him
normal squad al all times. The
fears that his men will not ger
enough work by this arrangement
are dispelled by the explanation that
the extraordinarily early start south
will make up the loss of daily time
Boone, Yankee second baseman for
some seasons, has been beaten out
at second by both Charley Muffin
and Joe Gideon. but will be retained
for general infield utility work. the
role that Oscar Witt played for two
or three years.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13
Cross Fought Five Rounds
After He Was Knocked Cold

hoodwink Saylor into the belief that
his punch had little or no effect.
When the bell rang at the end OF the
first round my old friend general.
ship came to my rescue. was
nearly ready 90 collapse, yet hop
ped. skipped and jumped TO my cor
ner. laughing at Sayior over my
shoulder, He didn't dream that
vas in a bad way.
Now comes the most remarkable
part OF the whole fight. They tell
me that when the bell rang for the
second round TO begin I got UP sm1-
ingly and began forcing again. You
may not believe IL. but ! only re
member sitting down NJ the end OF
the first round. From then on every
thing is a blank. They say went
five rounds. getting Knocked down
and getting up three times In the
third.
at may be so. but. on my honor
I don't remember thing after run
ming 10 my corner at the end. OF the
first round II was that blackjack
like blow on the back OF the neck
that did Il.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13

you viii see." was the reply OF the
host. They pressed the button and
door opened as quickly as though
by magic. revealing miniature
sideboard containing plates of an,
chovy sandwiches and similar rel
ishes fianked by an array OF bottles
chopped ice. and glasses. Refresh
ments were in order and thereafter
not a pair played the hole without
hating In the bunker.
There was big dinner in the
lodge after the scores had been
posted and the cups presented "a
the winners. II was certainly a gay
time. The guests whom met In
the city next day said nothing
about the golf they had enjoyed
but good deal about the swollen
state Of their heads.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13
36-John Barleycorn Gives q
Party On His Private
Course

You fellows don't know 1t all
about golf architecture" said John
Barleycorn 10 some OF his acquaint-
snceS al the Aerial Heights Coun.
try club the other day. Come out
To my place tomorrow and take part
IN the opening competition over my
new private links"
There were about a dozen golfers
at Barleycorn .odge early the next
afternoon 10 join in the play II
was announced as medal play
handicap and Awaiting on a table
placed near thu first tee were the
three handsome prizes TO be award.
I'd the winners. Each was silver
loving cup big enough TO hold a
quart and To prove that they were
in serviceahle order John Barley.
corn had each filled with cham
payne frappe. Each player before
driving OF had to take a couple OF
drinks 10 prove that the wine had
been properly cooled and that the
prizes were not mere imitation
cups.
II was a warm spring day and
when the first couple had played
three holes they began TO feel
thirsty Barleycorn had walked along
with them anG when he learned
their plight. was ready 10 relieve
their woes just back of the sand
box he removed the cover from an
lceboN buried in the ground and
pointed proudly. Intent on hospi-
lality, he called attention 10 the
tops of row OF bottles and siphons
which were nestled in bed OF
chopped ice By the time the first
couple had been refreshed. the sec
ond couple had arrived and Barley.
corn bade them welcome. Il was
a jolly stopping place and each
player drove on with extra vim as
a res1lt- OF the. cheAsg Suids ina,
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13
Fl. Worth Class c Boys
Beat DetrOiterS
WOefully
TWO OF ROCKIES
SHOW UP WELL
Pitcher Pagan Blows
Up and Loses Game
for Navinites
by HAROLD V. WILCOX.

wAXAHACHIE. Texas. March 10,
Two Tiger rookie pitchers were
given the fiery baptism yesterday
afternoon in real ball game
Rube Marshall surprised every
body by hurting FIVE splendid inn
ings against the speedy Fort
Worth team OF the Texas league.
and allowing only two runs. both
Of which were cashed on tough
breaks in the field Pagan. who I'm
ished the game. had a horrible time
after getting an impressive start.
a poor throw by Bush put a runner
on in the eighth with none out
Fagan immediately blew. He hlt
batsman. walked another anc
after getting into a hole on the
next hitter. let him hit long sac
rihce ay that tied the count. Sharp
Unfolding saved the. recruits hide.
In the ninth. but in the tenth. three
blows in a row won the game for
Fort Worth. 4 TO 3.
Both Maisel and Harper looked
great Their fielding was excellent.
and the former shared three timely
hits Harper shone with pair
OF nice sacrifices. Witt and Hell
man reported last night and vii
get their first work out today. Only
Cobb and Crawford are absent now.
Score:
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13
Dentist-BOxer Doesn't
Remember Much of
SaylOr Bout

Leach Cross tells remarkab Bile
story OF his defeat by MiiDurn Say
Tor
The blow that drove me into re-
tirement wasn't delivered in the NTH
round OF that Cincinnati fight" says
Leach. AS a matter Of fact. II was
a Highlander that he landed on me
in the very first minute Of the first
round. | was forcing him about the
ring and we both started rights at
the same moment. Instinctively |
turned my head in with the coming
of his blow II grazed the side OF
my head and landed with a terrific
thump on the back OF my neck. right
at the base OF the brain.
1t was a terrific smash. and was
for all the world like a blow from a
blackjack. fell myself sagging
from that blow on the back OF the
neck and Il took all my cunning TO
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13


.xv
fol
he at the
In
&11jet catching him exhibition slastfa
big rishhand pba performer He has both The side
thing
ball
beamed while Os said IT..
him he
&oong to0ger, O
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13
: i $!| Il5k'

WaxAhache,
1910
before for
all
Cunningham
the Tigers
q still have
Dubuc
a II
Cunningham picked 10
prophecy al
His trial
his seasoning at Chat
7Io1on6A well to the bugs
southpaw picked up from Toronto last winter
had stun his gh
from the start He has height put s m
the
stun and baseball wisdom mat could De
good ball to
hit like pitcher he would make very acceptable
He about
whom ae why and when He has very clear IDEAS
~ the other rockies
lack or
He rushing but
~ disturbing he has
cancelng his ruggedness
believe he
OF week McTigue the
Uoeku bright prospect
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13
CRACK OF BATS
WEEKS FEATURE
Hitting Practice Will Be Head
liner At Wake Spring
Camp
BY HAROLD Y. WILCOX.

wAxAHACHlE. Tex, March -
The spring battle begins In earn
est today. Practically all the boys
are in camp. and with few excep
lions ali OF them got here in time 70
timber up over the weekend and 70
participate In the exhibition game
at Fort Worth yesterday. A solid
week OF hard training stretches be
fore them, and then comes~the Ions
string OF exhibition games.
Nothing but inter-club tousts are
on the bill this week. but on and on
All next week, the Dallas and Fort
Worth clubs will be engaged in
friendly jousts.
over the following weekend will
come the long-heralded games be
tween Ty Cobb and Bonnie kauff,
two OF which will take place in Dai-
las and one OF which may be played
a week from today here in Waxa-
hachie.
Such a battle would be a hitting
return TO the fans of Waxahachie
for the excellent manner in which
they have treated the club. Every
thing that money could buy has
been dished up TO the Tigers, and
there is more kale where that which
has been spent came from, but never
has there been a tendency TO overdo
the thing. These Texans have been
as considerable as they have been
generous. and they are very likely
20 see the boys back another season.
Coolies of batting practice will bf
the program for this week Therc
will b<felding workouts and plenty
OF sliding and pitching. but the Big
feature will be tanning OF batting
q.sa- sai haze ,SaaSnsd q BIT -dpri9g
a long winter.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13
Here's preseason sked.

March IS and l9-At Waco.
March 2O-Dallas at Waxahachie.
March 2i--At Dallas.
March 22--At Fort Worth.
March z5-Fort Worth at Waxa-
hachie.
March 24-Gisnts at Wichita
Falls.
March - and Z6--Giants az
Dallas.
March % and 30--At San Antonio.
March 3i--Ai Beaumor-
April AT Houston.
April Giants at Houston.
April AIT Denison.
April AT Oklahona City
April 5-At McAlestcr
April Sat Muskogee.
April AT Tulsa.
April S, 9 aud l0--At Kansas city
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13
Colt Gospel Truths ss. 4s'0 0.','

had been ready for them.
On the hole next to the last there
was u tremendous cop bunker. II
had To be carried In the drive. but
nearly all the competitors found
the task too muoA for them. A
placard placed against the hazard
read: mo penalty for touching the
sides or face OF this bunker"
What does this meant" asked
the first couple % get into the
bunker as John Barleycorn came
up.
Just touch that button there and
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13
'itcher Finds Player He Feared He Had
NJ Killed Years Ago On Major League Club

nnEYEpORT. 13zOne human interest of
bAby hotel Reds trotted
q their camp Mitchell had
When Caparuo Scian efhander, Mitchell
bewldeed lost In the mazes of dream then with
English and Italian cries of he rushed Mitchell
lobby $50 this is the Mitchell Of the
rbr said Caparulo. II didn't know what had become Of
years ago ! starting In
and playing against each other OF the last
NJ with ball threw and
~ ~ stunned days and distracted
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13

1910 he played
1 Ksntakee with Bobby veaeh Both started that year There
Veachs He had
he pitcher Maybe he
Rowland outfeder
McTgue jumped
bothering
~ Boston let live
ploddng
his chief trouble In he exceptionally
Eric who trained with the Giants
him Of the running universal
80 ~ league prospect
pitching
He which
his crooked suspicious
10y ~ could, II he wanted to-
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13
Toledo Back In A. A.

CLEVELAND. March ls.-Trans.
fer OF the Cleveland American AS.
sociation club was formally made
here Saturday when the bankers
committee having In charge the in
terests Of President Somers turned
the property over to the Cantillon'
Timme company.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13

in hd
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13
Leudermjlk Not Improving

troubled with wdness
S8K
He has
hoped for him The big fellow
tried md control for him. but eandor compes ad
Nobody blame
hard on nurtured pitching habits but he must do
The Detroit times., 1916-03-13

ss:osn doctrine that doesn't make much difference how
that ball thrown accurately must be caught and handled
wCbbe
a matter Of fact two players throw alike and there
with which handled
check wild
ali a I In
Baker
has
Sometimes he
1ooho difference In the results
Bate The
uch although they speedy
that all this
fingers usually much harder catch than the overland
who ball
but their balls sneak caressng the glove The other
with singing
hold true Bill Donovan threw the ghtest caught
delivery the side
- heaviest he handled.
IL 4
catching delivery
~ while, throb with
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-06
Gen. Pershing spefnif
sWe zadanie.

Washington, 6 kwietnia -
w niektorych stojacych bllsko
prezydenta Wilsona ko}ach Ia
czyna sic dosyc jawnie odzywaS
opinia, re ekspedycye amerykah-
ska nalezaloby obecnie Mexy-
ku .odwolac, gdyz chociaz ME IL
dalo jej sic dostac Will w swe re-
ce, glowne swe zadanie juz ona
de facto .speinila.
Banda Will zostala po dwu po-
razkach rozbita i tax, jakby juz
ME istniaia, on zas sam umyka
pospiesznie iku po}udniu, stara--
JAG sic ocalic swa glove. ale row.
noczeSnie ciagnac "a soba coraz
bardziej w g}ab kraju wojska a.
merykahskie, co njewatpliwie wy
woluje coraz silniejsza niecheS
ME tylko wSrod wiesniakow me-
xykahskich, ale wsr6d zolnierzy
Carranzy. SpodziewaG sig zas
MONA, &c Rad jego potrafi po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-06
Pogrzeb dr.. Sachsa.

Wczoraj odby} sic pogrzeb DR..
r. 3. Sachsa, ktory sic otrul
wskutek zmartwienia, spowodo-
wanego atakami politycznemi ma
jego gospodarke w municypalnem
sanitaryum tuberkulicznem. Po--
grzeb odbyl sic W sanatorium Ed
warda w Naperville, gdzie popef-
ril samob6jstwo. Obecnych by}o
prawie 1000 osob, miedzy mimi
bardzo wiele wybitnych osob Z
Chicago. Move wygfosi} sedzia
federalny J. w. Mack. Pochowa-
no 60 ma jego zyczenie ma ziemi,
nalezacej do sanatorium.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-06
Aresztowanie stronni-
kow Diaza.

Mexyk miaSto. 6 kwietnia. -
la nj aIcnCi arcSztuwali III / W
San Angel x wybitnych o>"bl--
stoSci, ktorc Stoja pod. zarlrltcm
sympatyzowania L Fclikscm Dia-
zem i popierania jcso ruchu re-
wolucyjncgo. Aresztowania dUko
nano polcccnia Sl0wncgo rz4dd
W Qucrctaro.
Washington, 6 kwietrlia. -
Otrzymane przez department.
sprawiedIiwoSci dowody nic po-
zwalaja juz zywit zadncj wat
pliwoSci co do tcgo, zc Felix,
Diaz wyl2dowaf rzcczywiscie W
Mexyku znajduje sic gdzicS W
poiudniowych jego Stanach. Stoi
on ma czele dosyt silnej armii re-
wolucyonistow, pomoc mate
ryalna zapasy wojennc miai o.
trzyna: przez Guatemala. Pew
ne dowody wskazuja nadto ia to,
ze czest zasFk6w pienieznych O.
trzymal takze Z Nowego Iorku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-06
Walk W Polsce.
Piotrogrod. 6 kwietnia.


okolicy Rygi, Jakubowa Jacob
stadt) i Dzwiiiska kanonada D.
bustronna, wywiady, podchody,
ale akcyi ma wiekszq skale w O.
statnich dniach ME byfo. Ma Dzwi
ME lody pekaja ruszaja: odwili
wSzedzie - grunt rozmokiy IT,
trudnia robote wojsk. Niemcy ae-
roplanami rekonesanse urzadzaja
rag poraz bombardujac stacye ko-
lejowe i pozycye RoSyan. w Ga
licyi ma zachod Tarnopola Au-
stryacy przypuScili szereg ata--
kow ma linie rosyjskie, lecz pobi-
ci wielkiemi stratami zostali od-
parci. Pod Lataczem Rosyanic
odpariszy atak austryacki, posu-
nell sic znacznie naprzod i zajeli
wioske Swierczkowce. Ofensywa
niemieoka ma poinocnym odcinku
teatru polskiego, a austryacka
ma poludniowym rozwina6 sic ME
moze powodu roztopow wio-
sennych; cato kanonada utrzymy
wana jest W ca}ej sile.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-06
Wfoskiego Teatru.
BitWa W Przestworzach.
Wieden. 6 kwietnia. - w od-

Wieden. 6 kwietnia. - w od-
wzajemnieniu rejdu wioskiego
ma Lublane. eSkadra awiatycz-
ma austryacka najechala Ancona,
gdzie zbombardowano stacye ko-
lejowa, skiady baraki wojskowe.
Jeden aeroplan auStryacki zostai
w porcie zrzucony przez try ba-
terve wfoskie antyawiatyczne ;
wowczaS drugi aeroplan austrya-
cki znizyf sic mad wode zabra} O.
bu pilot6w ze zrzuconej maSzy-
ny ulecial. W1oski torpedowiec
/ kilka innych statkow spiesznie
podjechaiy, by pojmad Austrya-
kow, lecz innc austryackie aero
Plany zarzucify W}ochow poci--
skami i zmusify ich do cofniecia
sic.
Rzy1n, 6 kwietnia. - w Tren-
tino / mad gorna Adygq artyle--
ryjska ME ustaje praca ze stron
obu. w okolicy Rauchkofel Au-
stryacy po silnej kanonadzie O.
tworzyli atak ma wioskie pozycye
lecz zostali odParci. Mad Isonzo
rowniez walka wre dziaiowa.
Austryaccy lotnicy usiiowali do
trzeG wczoraj do Werony - od-
pedzi}y ich dzia}a antyawiaty-
czne; W Bassano pociSki auStrya-
ckie dwoje dzieci uSmiercily.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-06
Extra!Extra!
MUIR ZATOPIONY.
PARYZ, 6. k. Okrety Sprzymierzonych zato'
pify nur niemiecki, za}oge jego pojma1y.

Tow. Matek piekna poduszke, ma
ktora juz czeSG biletow jest spree
dana. Sprzedaz biletow ma dam
ski automobil postepuJe razno
przy cnergicznej piracy wszyst--
kich pan, a znaczna czeSc juz jest
rozsprzcdana. Omawiano jeszcze
niektore sprawy mniejsze pod
najlepszem wrazenicm dobraneJ,
serdcczncj, iaczncj wspoipracy,
rokujacej jak najlcpiej ia przysz-
lose - prezeska Towarzystwa O.
droczyfa zgromadzenic do dnia II.
kwictnia w poniedziatek
Wiclkiego TygodnIa, O godzinie
PEI popoludniu W domu Zwiazku
Polck, 1909 n. Ashland ave, ia
ktorc proSzone So uprzejmie o
przybycie WSzystkic szan. Roda-
czki, chetnc nieSc prace na tel no.
wei plac6wce Polek w imie rato-
wanna dziatwy naszej w Ojczyz-
mic.
St. Laudyn-Chrzanowska.
sekretarka prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-06
Nova porazka Villistow.

Ell Paso, Tex. 6 kwietnia. -
Komendant Juarez general GavI-
ia otrzymal Cd generaia Jose
Cavazos. komendanta Carranzy w
dystrykcie Satevo, wiadomoSc, zc
pobita przez pulkownika Dodd "
pod Guerrero i uciekajace stam-
tad banda Villistow doznala po-
nownej porazki, - obecnie cd
wojsk generala Cavazosa. lynn
razem Villa mia} bye przy swoJeJ
bandzie, udzialu jcdnak w walce
ME braf
471re otrzymane tu raporty po'
twierdzaja wiadomost o zwycle-
stwic Cavazosa i stwierdzaJq, ~
Villa unyka ku Parral, a amcry-
kariska kawalerya Siedzi mu na
karku i Sciga jak najwiekszym
wysilkiem i pospiechem.
General Gutierrez, komendanr
Carranzy w Chihuahua, donosi
re wedle otrzymanych przez mic
90 informacyi Villa ucickf w CA
sic walk pod Guerrero ia czcI2
handy Z 200 W kicrunku Llanos
w dystrykcie San Juan iBatlsta
TAX wiec raporty co do obecncg'
miejsca pobytu bandyty roznlq
sic miedzy soba i trudno osadzic,
gdzie naprawde Oh SIG znaJduJe
Amerykahskie (rckonesanse'
kt6rc sic zapusciIy pod Bachlne-
va, donoszq, ze znalazly tam
so Swiezych grobow, zawlcraJa"-
cych zwIoki bandytow Will pole
gfyCh pod Nucrlclo. w oOCC w.
60 1iczba zabitych W tcJ potyczcc
wzrasta do IS.
Torreon, Mex. 6 kwietnia. -
Banda Villistow pod dowodz-
TWEEN Simona Reyes dokonala w
ubieg}a sobote napadu na gornl-
cze miasteczko Parras, pofOzone
O kilka mil stad ma wsChod, lecz
odparl ia garnizon Carranzy pod
pubkownikiem J. NJ. Gonzalesem.
Napastnicy stracili 42 w zabitych
znaczna stosunkowo ilosc broni,
amunicyi i koni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-06
Z Niemiiec.

Berlin, 6 kwietnia. - w parla-
mcncic niemieckim kanClerz
Bcthmann Hollwcg diuzsza wy
giosi} move ma tcmat sytuacyi
wojcnnej, w ktorcj wspomnia}, IL
Niemcy wojny ME pragne}y i nie
szuka}y powiekszcnla tcrytoryow
re pragnq pokoju, ktory muSi bye
trwaly re nic szrkaja nowych
terytoryow w Ameryce, pogfo-
ski o mozliwoSci najazdu ia Ia
nadc - 50 wprost dzlkim wymy-
sicm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-04-06
Brytania zabiera ameryka1ski okret.
Konskrypcya W Maryland.
owa fabrylee pfyt pancernych
Sedztwo sprawie cen miesa. ,,Dzien BelgH lll-
nos. - Smaly rabunek ma pociagu.

rozbiciu handy Will dac >obI2
sam juz rade Z bandyta i dostac
go w swc rece.
ME nalczy takzc zapomlnac o
wielkich trudnoSciach militar.
nych, jake L powodu tcj ckspc--
dycyi Wuj Sam ponosic Jest zmn-
sony. General Funston musi nj"
tylko czuwaG ia pograniczu. by
ME dopuSciG do ewentualnej in
wazyi bandyt6w meNy'kanskicII,
ale takze starat sic utrzymanie
i pilnowac linii komunikacyjnej L
gcncralcm Pcrshingem. Me bio
rae pod uwage pogranitza, W ca
lych Stanach Zjcdnoczonych po-
zostaio zaledwo 5000 wojska, Il
tego juz ruszyc ME MONA
chocby ze Wzgledu na utrZyma~'
ME ladu i spokoju W granicacIl
pahstwa.
CO sic zas tyczy rzQdu meNy--
kahskiego, to dal OH doStatcczne
juz dowody swych dobrych chg
CT lojalnosci dla Stanow /jcdno-
czonych, dlatcgo prawdopodob--
ncm SIG wydajc. lc W 0becnycA
warunkach sam L \illq potraii
SIG Skutccznie uporat -- zw}a>I-
GA, &c ley to bez wqtpicnia TAX
&c w lego wIasnym intcrcslc.