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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-06
TRUSTEES DECIDE
NEW DORMITORY
Third Big Building, of Tudor
Design, to Be Erected Soon
on Campus

Architecturally Tudor, the second
new dormitory to be erected by the
Harrisburg Academy on its attractive
grounds above the city will be similar
in design and size TO the Seller hall,
for which an informal reception was
Id on Thursday. The board of
|. ustees reached a final conclusion
yesterday and 1t is understood that
the third addition to the Academy's
group of educational buildings will
he located on the campus south of the
main building, between Second street
and the river
Zantinger. Medary and Borie. of
Philadelphia, have drawn Up the plans
once. They are the same architects
who built the John Y. Boyd Me-
mortal hall in South street.
one of the features of the new
building. which will accommodate 20
additional boarding pupils, as the
Telegraph said on Wednesday last.
will he the diningroom for 200 boys
which may be converted into an audi
torium. when finished, TO seat 500
people.
The rapid growth of Harrisburgs
preparatory school is a healthy in
dication of what is TO become i'm the
est that was shown by the hundreds
of alumni and friends of the institu-
ton at the housewarming of the new
dormitory and the opening of the
Lyman d. Gilbert Library q few days
ago indicates how eagerly Harrisburg
and the country roundabout is watch
ing tho progress of the Academy to-
ward a good that will place it sec
ond to none in the State.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-06
Two Submarines Fought
Off by British Liner

London, May 6. - The British liner
Clan MacFadyen has arrived in
Gravesend from Africa. somewhat
damaged by the gunf1re of two Ger
man submarines. The steamer re-
turned the fire. and it was believed
on board that one of the submarines
was destroyed.
The steamer reports that the first
attack on her was made in the Bay
OF BisCay, when a submarine fired so
shots at her at a range of so yards
The steamer Immediately brought her
big gun into action and hit the sub
marine several times and, ii is be-
leyed, destroyed it.
Thee hours later another sub
marine fred a torpedo, but missed the
Clan Macfadyen by few feet.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-06
Local D. A. R. Is Giving
Red Cross Sewing Party

Harrisburg Chapter Daughters of
the American Revolution will hold a
Red Cross sewing party on Thursday
afternoon, May IL from 2:3O to 8
o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Fred
erick II. Marsh, 229 West State street
This was arranged for several weeks
ago when Mrs Marsh fell and broke
her ankle. She has sufficiently 70
covered to be about the house and
the work for the Red Cross is ready
for sewers. All m smbers of the
chapter are invited to he present and
@hring their thimbles with them. Tea
will follow the sewing.
additional real estate news page 14)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-06
Naval Reserve Bill Meets
With Favor in Senate
Special to the Telegraph

Washington. D. c., May 6. - The
Senate Committee on Naval Affairs
yesterday reported favorably TO the
Senate the Navy Departments bill for
the establishment of a naval reserve.
The report states that the necessity
for an organized naval reserve is
recognized by all of the great naval
powers OF the world. 1t shows that
prior to the war the percentages Of
the naval reserve forces to active
forces maintained by her governments
were as follows:
England. 4S per cent; Germany, 104
per cent; France. 149 per cent;
Japan, 40 per cent; Italy, 40 per
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-06
REALTY BARGAINS

$4,000 for the double property, Nos.
S29 and SS1 South Fourteenth street,
corner Reese avenue. through to
Daisy avenue. Storeroom, 10 rooms
and bath, steam heat and large new
range. Stable in rear. Lot 32X151.
s..2OO-S- STORY brick corner prop
erty. No. 1908, Wallace street,
rooms and bath. Can be altered to
corner store property. Price Just
reduced from $4,000 for a quick sale.
sI,6OO-221S Atlas street. 3-story
brick dwelling, S rooms. bath, gas
and furnace.
3, o,0OO-S-story brick dwelling. No.
627 Harris street, S rooms, bath, gas.
furnace and cemented cellar. Lot
l5xlOO. Property in fine condition.
I4O7-14O9 Currant avenue, 2l5
story brick dwellings, Z rooms. Rent,
$50 Cheap nso for .:y;:,,i,:''' ya,,a.c 5000
Three 21h story frame dwellings.
rooms. gas and water in kitchen.
Rent $S6. Low price at 80. $4,000
CHAS. ADLER
100: NORTH THIRD STREET
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-06

Jacob Tausig's Sons, the builders. are
pushing the work.
Work on the Camp Curtin Mem orial
Methodist church is progressing rap
idly. The building will be ready for
dedication in the Fall.
The death of Harry c. Wright, the
Steelton contractor and builder has
been felt in realty realms. Mr.. Wright
had many large contracts in Harris
burg. No arrangements have vet
been made for handling the Messiah
Lutheran church contract held by
Mr.. Wright.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-06
In Realty Realms

Realty circles are much interested
in the option obtained by Charles
Adler acting as agent. on 10 South
Second street. There is much conjec-
turs as TO what Mr.. Adler's principal
intends to do with this property which
is well suited for large retail store
Work on the foundations of the new
department store in Market street.
near Fifth, is progressing rapidly.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-06
CASTELLANE-GOU
MARRIAGE VALID
"a .4stotiatca Prcst

Rome. May 6. - Pope Benedict has
ratified the decision of the Commits
sion of Cardinals confirming the valid
ity of the marriage of Count Boni de
Castellane to Anna Gould, now
Duchess Talleyrand. The Papal ratifi-
cation definitely bars annulment of
the marriage.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-06

West Virginia, Illinois. Indiana, Iowa,
Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota. North
and South Dakota and portions of
Missouri and Eastern Kansas. as COM
piled by the f. w. Dodge Company:
Contracts awarded January l TO
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-06

compose the only force which could
be considered as a naval reserve force
and that amounts to only 11.6 per
cent. of the active force.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-06
ZIG REALTY OPERATIONS MANY PARTS OF CITY ARE NOW UNDER WAY

cent: Austria, 120 per cent, and
Russia, 40 per cent.
In the United States. however. the |
naval militias of the various States
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-11

70 zaiste kazdy kot, }adny czy
brzydki, narazonym jest Ia "a
dziwiajaco wielka liczbe zarazli-
vych chor6b. Powiadaja oni, re
I1ot moze stac sic roznosicielem
zarazk6w tuberkulicznych (su-
chotniczych}, szczekoscisku. cho-
rob osk6rnych. Lekarze nie we
wszystkiem zgadzaja sic pod tym
wzgledem badz co badz faktem
jest. re ten czysty kotek, przez
swoje ustawiczne lizanie jest ME
bezpiecznym. Bedac zas przytem
lakomczuchem Z natury: kot mig
dy ME opuszcza sposobnosci "a
gladniecia do jakiegokolwiek Of
vartego garnka. i tym, oraz VIE
In innych sposobami i drogami
zbiera najrozmaitszego rodzaju
-arazki i bakterye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-11
DLACZEGO ZYDZI ZATRUD-
NIAJA CHRZESCIAN?

Czesto s}yszy sic Z ust robotnl-
kow polskich, re zydzi ME SO tacy
Iii, DO zatrudniaja robotnikow
polskich, q ME zydoWskich. Bar
dzo malo ludzi vie o tenn, re zyd
poczytuje sobic "a grzech zatrud-
Mae PREY ciezkiej piracy sWego
wsp6}wyznawce. Zastrzega to wy
raznie talmud, W ktorym miedzy
innemi napisano: Izrael - jest
narodem W%ybranym. Panshlm,
stworzonym pc to, ably poganie
(chrzeScianie) jemu s}uzyli. Sy-
movie Izraela! VAN oddany IA
rod slug - pogan, abyscie pozy-
wall i czerpali z piracy i dob,ytku
jego. Przeklety zas kazdy, kto
brata swego, (zyda) zaprzega W
jarzmo piracy.
Otoz tenn sic tl6maczy owa zy-
czliwosc zyd0w wzgledem chrze-
Scian.
Szukajmyz, ely znajdziemy
gdziebadz W zydowskiem pred
siebiorstwie lub fabryce lydia
prz:y ciezkiej piracy? Nigdzie
Zyd, ME zaprzagnie "a mic W
swiccic swcgo wsp6lvyznawcy
do ciezkiej piracy. ale do najlat-
Hiejszej. a przytem lie moznosci
najpoplatniejszej.
Zas pccit sic, zdrowie rujno,
wac, NIGGA Il niego PREY piracy
tylko niewierni, ch~rzescianie. Ia
tenn Ii dlatego zatrudnia zyd TO-
hotnika chrzeScianskiego, azeby
och1aniac sill i zdrowia swych bra
| eli, ktorzy ME stworzeni SO clio
piracy. do sluzby. Tylko 1atWym
~sposobem opedzic zycie, bez pra-
cy i mozolu.
Wszystkiem zawladnac. IA
kazdem bye miejscu i lie mozno-
sci wszystko mice W reku. Dolsc
zaS do wszystkiego dobytkiem
si}a chrzcscian, - OTTO zadanie
zyd0w. jake i'm nieomal Z kazde-
60 wiersza przypomila talmud
| Me tylko vice groszem naszvm a.
lie i praca i sila zyja i dorabiajq
sic zydzi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-11
NIEMIEA SYTUACYA.

Angielski general John Adye
W pamietnikach swoich opowiada
0 nastepujacym zdarzeniu: W
Woolwich robiono pr6by Z no.
wen malutkiem dziafem, z kt0re-
go bylo MONA strzelac, umiesciw-
sly je Ia grzbiecie konia. Uwia-
zano tedv konia do pala. wylot
dZiala skierovano Ia stojacy W
oddali mur. a komisya rZeczo-
znawcow stanela z przeclwneJ
strony w poblizu konla. Do zapa-
lenia dziala uzyto zwolna tlejace-
90 lontu: syczenie tegoz niepo-
koilo konia. kt6r.y FACIAL krecic
IA wszystkie strooy i nareszcie
tax stana}. re Wylot dzia1a skle-
rowany byl IA komisya. Czfonko-
vie komisyi, zobaczywszy to,
w jednej chwili padli plackiem
IA ziemie. a chwile potem dzlafo
w~ystrzelilo i kula re swistem pre-
l%ecia1a mad czfonkami i mad mia
stem Woolwich i zniknela gdzies
"a miastem. Ia szczeScie ME wy
rzadzajac ajmniejszej szkody.
kon pc wEstrzala leza} o kilka
kr0kow od pala ma grzbiecie. 10
misya wyszia bez szwanku, ale
:jednomyslnie oswiadczyla sic
przeciw noWemu dzialu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-11
ROME POTRAWY.'
KARTOFLE NADZIEWANE
GRZYBAMI,

O~czysZcZone / ug0toWane grzy-
by swieze hub suszone, usiekac
drobno. I odsmazyc W 1yzce mas
1apare usiekanych por6w, zmie-
szac z grzybami, w1ozyc troche
tartej bu1eczki, diva zo1tka, jed
no Gale jaje, wymieszac Wszystko
W jedna mase. Obrane i wymyte
surove kartofle wydrazycc, napel-
mic masa, nakryc zerznietemi pc
oskrobaniu wierzchami, ustawic
W radlu jedna PREY drugiej, zalat
kwaterka " litr.) hub wiecej
rozprszczonego masla ~(stosownie
do ilosci kartofli), kilku 1yzkami
bulionu zmieszanego zgrzybowym
smakiem, nakryc i dusic do mick
kosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-11
Stub WOJENNY.

Jak szybko zalatwiat MONA
sic Z slubcm w obecnyeh czasach
wojennych. niechaj poswiadczy
nastepujacy wypadek: Pewien
wojak Z Tambach (Turyngia),
stojacy ma f%rancuskim froncie.
otrzyma% telegraficzna wiado-
NOSE O smierci swe,j zony. W}adza
udzielila mu 10 dniowego urlo-
pu, ably m6gl jechat IA pogrzeb.
Gdy przybyf ma miejsce, dojrzal
w jego umysle zamiar zaslubienia
natychmiast siostry swej zmar}ej
zony, ably w ten spos6b zabczpie-
eye troje swych drobnych dzia-
tex. Ia zezwoleniem wladz odbyl
sic Stub pc kilku dniach, w ME
dziele a juz we wtorek wracal
MILDLY malzonek do swej armii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-11
MIkOsc BRATERSKA.

Kiedy pc smierci Fryderyka
Augusta, kt6ry jake elektor sas-
III POSTAL kr0lcm Polski, starano
sic o nowcgo ola kraju monar-
che, wowczas stronnictwa prag-
nae usunac zawadzajacych mu
pretendentow do tronu, postara1y
sic O uviezienie Jak6ba Sobies-
kiego Ia Slasku. Byl on synem
shawnee pamieci Jana III, obron-
cy Wiednia i jake najstarszy W
rodzinie, mia1 nawet liczne stron-
nictwo, uwazajace go "a prawego
nastepce pc swoim ojcu. Skoro
vice dowiedziano sic 0 jego uwie-
zieniu, stronnicy udali sic do
m}odszego jego brata Aleksan-
dra, oswiadczaj ac, re wszelkich
doloza staran, ably mu korona
przez nar0d zostala oddana. -
Bog wan zap1ac "a te dobre che
ci vase i "a wasza ola mnie ~
czlivosSc. odrzek} Alexander do
wys}anc6w - ale z nie:j korzy-
stac HE moge. Jestem bratem ia
koba, synem kr6la, ale i obywate-
lem swego rodzinnego kraju. ia
ko syn mann prawo do korony, a
le jake brat winienem pierNszen-
stvo ustapic starszemu. jake zas
obywatelem mann swiety .obowia-
eek starac sic, ably wszystko sic
dziafo uczcivie i sprawiedliwie.
Czy to jest sprawiedliwie, ably ko-
rzystac Z nieszczescia brata, sami
powiedzcie. Co do mnie, moge was
zapewnic. re mic mnie nak1onic
ME portrait, bym chloe Ia chwile
zapomnial 0 Swietej milosci bra
terskiej i O obowiazkach do niej
przyWiazanych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-11
OBLEzONY
PRZEZ Ivy MCRSKIE.

Latarnik z wiezy morskiej Ia
wyspie Ano Nueye II Wybrzezy
Kalifornii - zWr0cil sic do W1adz
federalnych 0 pOmoc przeciW
lwom morskim, kt6rych mu We
dug prawa nie wolno zabijac.
Zwierzat ostatnimi easy lyle sic
namnozy1o, re groza wprost "a e.
elem W.yspy w swe posiadanie.
Ivy skladaja wizyte latarnikowi
naWet w prywatnem jego miesz-
kaniu. Gdy otwiera drzwi, ca1y
oddziaf lWow morskich wkracza
sobie najspokojniej do wnetrza.
w pore obiadowej Gala kolonia
tych mieszkancow NORA otocza
jego domostwo i szczeka w ME
b]ezpieczny sposob domagaja sic
otvarcia drzwi. LatarnikoWi spac
navel trudno, poniewaz najmniej-
4 zdarzenie IA brzegu WyWo1u-
je czujnosc lw6w, kt6re rozpoczy-
naja ch0ralne szczekanie i ME IL
staia wtedy przez wiele godzin
czasem do biafcgo rama. Szczeka-
ME nieproszonych gosci latarnika
s1ychac IA kilka mil Wokolo.
Sprawe lw6v morskich rozstrzyg
ME Department handful w Wa
sh%ingtonie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-11
R,OZTROPNA DZIEWCZYNA.

Phillis jest teraz stateczna
dzievczyna. mialb.ys ia tylko WI
dice. Goraczka v.ynosila dz1e-
wietdziesiat w ciehiu, lecz gdl o.
IA ~przyszla. ia zamyslona dzle-
wucha smia}a sic lodowe do mnie.
A gdym ia siedzlal sknrczony Z
Gala mojq sztuka. by zrywac owoc
milossci. ia dziewczyna ktora re
czvwiscie zdobvla mole SERGE. u
stapivszy kilka stop IA strone,
natrzvIa cillodno ia moje u5ranlc.
S~zczesliva mysl: dzien byi upal-
ny. i przynios} usmiech co IVY
cieza / zdobyvalem ia Ola siehle
latvo zam6vilem Ola malej dohu-
cznicv nieco golden grain belt pl-
wa. J. c. Meyer. Winona. dostar-
czv wan 90. Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-11
KoT, RoZNOSlClELEM "a
RAzY CHORo3.

Czv widzieliscie kiedy kotka
my acego sieo
Me jest re to piekny i spryt-
ny kotek?" powiada ktos 4 O.
Dccnych "A jaki cZysty. do
daje drugi.
TAX. ale :jego mycie sic Z zaml-
lowania do czystosci. jake Cd
czuva Pc :iedzeniu. moe stac sic
przyczyna zarazlivej choroby Ola
uziecka gospodarza domu. Tych
dwoje lubi sic bawic.
Szorski jezyk kota jest najlep-
szem mieszkaniem Ola wszelkle-
go rodzaju zarazkow i mikrobow,
ktore chociaz jemu samemu mo-
ga ME bye szkodliwe, stajq sic
niebezpiecznemi, Z chwila, gd,y
hot zacznie sic jezyczkiem obi
zywac i obmywac. Zarazki pre-
dostaja sic w6wczas Ia cia}o j
siersc i latwo NIGGA bye daleJ
przenoszone.
Jezeli wierzyc przyrodnikom,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-11

karstwem %aptecznem, ami artyku-
lem sprzedawanym Ia rynku ham
dlowym, lecz zwyczajnem domo-
wen lekarstwem, kt6re jest do
stawianem ludziom wprost do
domu.Adresujcie do wylacznych
wiascicieli: DR.. Peter Fahrney &
Sons Co., 1875 SO. Hoyne Ave,
Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-11
KONTRYBUCYA ZAUCIECzKE
W6zNICY WOJSKOWEGO.

Komenda obwodowa W Plotr-
kowie podaje do wiadomosci. re
Ia przysz2osc. gdyby uciek} woz-
Mica, pochodzqcy z terenuokupa-
cyjnego a zajet.y jake cywllny
woznica PREY c. k. formacjach,
gmina bedzie oboviazana do Cd
szkodowania. Ia czas Cd ucieczkl
woznicy al do ziawienia sic jego
nastepcy. gmina zaplaci | rubla
dziennie kontrybucji.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-11
skuteczne lekarstwo.

znalismv wielcc dobrego skutAu
pisze PAM Emilia Crajser Z
Punxutavney. Pa. = leNar-
stvcm Ora. PiotIa Gonozo. Mszy-
sev nzvvalismy je zawsze. lie "a
" zasz!a do tego potrzeha-dzle-
ci. moi MAJ i jego matka! Jest O.
no pomocnem d?a kazdeeo. MOI
MAJ ME rozsta}by sic Z MEM "a
mic " swiecie. Przez szesc lat cler-
Dia} ma chorobe zoladka. Nc ne
bv}o w stanie mu pomodz; pew
neco razu znajdowal sic W szplta-
In przez piec tygodni, leez bez
skntku. Cd chwili ale, gdy zaczal
uzywac lekarstwo Ora. Piotra
Gomozo, czuje sic on doskonale.
Me many slow do opisanla ma
szego szczescia z tego powodu.
Ora Piotra Gomozo ME jest le-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-11

~ przewr6ci i bedzie mieki, pre-
1ozyc do zimnej woody, przepl6kat
i wycisnac. Usiekac drobno roz-
puscic lyzke mas}a, zmieszac z ia
kaz iloscia MAXI, rozrobic bulio-
mem Tub smietanka i zagotowat.
W}ozycc szpinak, rozmieszac, po-
sole, mocno ogrzac, lecz ME zago-
towywac, DO zczernieje i wydac
ob}ozony grzankami w masle IL
smarzonemi, siekanem :jajem,
omletem, hub %cieleca usmarzona
Watrobka.
M}oda pokrzywa. salaja, radys-
mix, tax samo sic urzadzaja, lecz
zamiast mleka trzeba uzyc do roz-
provadzenia bulionu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-11
SzKOkA ANClELSKIECO!

N,emal kazaemu W Ameryce i
Kanadz,e wiadomo, re TYLKO U
MAS mona l%lstownie, pod gwaran.
eva, wyuczyG sic movie, czyta6 i pi
sac po angielsku W przeclqgu jedne
60 kursu, albo ME p}aci sie AMI je-
dneyo ceuta! Zmadrzej wiec ty
iak , setki lnnych zm%aarza}o ! ME
daj sic baiamuclc rozmaltem pokat-
nym szk6ikom. lee. zgfes sic listo~
wnle do p%rawdz'wej Szkoiy, DO my
ola dobra twego wyda'ismy Meto~
de jezyka angie'sk;ego opracowana
"a tie zyoia robotn'czego W spos6b
bardzo 'atwy dIa kazdego, zawiera"
jaca Gramatyke ang'elska podsna
W ]ezyku polsk.m! Szkota nasza jest
ie!yna ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS szkofa
prowadzona przez l'olak6w, "a kon~
sensem rzadowy, Jest ola pozytku
]udzi a ME Ola zysku! DARMO DO
stauiesz okazow2 lekcye usjnowszej
%na]lerszei i n%ajtahszej Melody je~
zyka anglelsk,ego, wlec pisz zaraz
i przekonaj sig.
Amerykaliska SZkOfa
(Klasa s.
1907 Chene St., Detroit, Mich.
n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-11
SZCZAW SWIEZY MA r
NE.

Zmieszac swiezego szczawiu pc
polowie z sa}ata, przemyc, wycis-
nae. usiekac i dusic W maslc. -
Pod koniec wlozyc pare 1yzek
smietany, troche cukru. poddusic
i oblozyc grzaneczkami podsma
zonemi W masle, lub kotletami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-11
SPINAK L,UB LEBIODA.

Przebrac. oplokac z piasku i
odccdzic. Wrzucic do vrzacej "a
solonej woody. skoro sic kilka ra-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-06
nrnMn nntrirl,t. NInhn

New York Dee. o. George tkuoCk-
ouO Brown of Chicago outfought Bob
Mocha Of Milwaukee I'm every round of
a tcn-ruund bout IN BROOKLYN tonight
Brown weighed 1866 pounds and
Mocha Ib5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-06
ORDER RESTORED
IN ATHENS, SAYS
CREEK DISPATCH
Minister Droppers Gables State
Department That Much Ex-
Citement Prevails in HELEN
ic Capital,
,ay sosa,so ,suas., SPECIAL la,sso ~'ssl

Washington, Dec. "a lOfclbn OF
flee dispatch received tonight from
Athens by the Greek legation here
says normal conditions have been re-
stored in the capital. 1t describes the
fighting between the Vcnizclsts and
rescryists incident 10 the clash be-
tween the Greek and allied troops Sat
urday as an attempted insurrectlon
by roWdies, who were quickly sup
pressed
A paraphrase Of the dispatch given
out bv the legation follows.
AS you have already been in
formed. rowdies attempted Saturday
to take advantage Of the deplorable
encounters which occurred between
the dctachments OF the allies and the
Greek troops 10 create q sudden insur-
rcction. They killed and injured sew
eral civilians and military men
"Th government took Immediately
the necessary steps and order was
completely rc-establishcd. The CAPT
tai now has IFS normal aspects. ] am
informed. however that several press
cablegrams have described the ropres-
sion of the brois in the most whun-
steal manner
mo rebellion has been checked
with more rapidity If any excuses
have been committed, they must be
imputed to the madness Of the mo-
ment and TO the evaporation due TO
seeing painful firing which cost blood
Of the army, and to a sedition which
had been promoted against civilians
and military men and which had
been prepared long ago and kept
quiet
Nevertheless, the royal govern
mcut will not fail 10 make an effort
TO show their severity against any per-
sons accused of having committed
criminal acts
A report from Minister Droppcrs
at Athens reaching the state depart
ment today said there was much oN-
element in the Greek capital but
gave few particulars about the situa-
ton IT was the first time the minis
ter had been heard from in weeks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-06

New York. Dec 5.-Gcorge c.
Boldt proprietor of the Waldorf AS
toria hotel, died of heart disease here
today in his suite at the hotel.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-06
ACCUSE WOMAN
PAINTS UNDER
DENUNCIATIONS
Case Against Edith Colby for
Alleged Murderof Politician,
Is Given to Jury After Pros
eCutOr Finishes,

Thompson Falls. Mont. Dec o.
The trial OF Miss Edith Colby news
paper reporter, accused of murder for
killing A. c. Thomas, a politician, was
halted temporarily late today, as Spe-
cial Prosecutor b. IS Wheeler was
concluding his closing address to the
jury. when Miss Colby collapsed and
WIS carried unconscious from the
court room. Twice earlier I'm the day
Miss Colby had been overcome with
emotion, causing brief recess.
Mr. Wheeler concluding his ad-
dress, asked the jury s they would
send Edith Colby back to the arms
Of Al Germain
The defendant burst into hysterical
laughter and tainted,
No mention Of Germain's relations
with Miss Colby was made in the pro-
Cecdinga
81 hope she died; you would be to
blame" cried Attorney John T. Null
ligan, chief counsel of the defense, to
Mr. Wheeler
"Oh, yes! That's your play to the
jury" retortcd the special prosecu-
tor
The court room was cleared and
medical attendance summoned. Miss
Colby was revived after a few min
utes.
Court reconvened at z o'clock and
WhcScr concluded his closing adj
dress which had been Interrupted by
Miss Colby's collapse, and the case
was given to the jury which retired
for deliberatiOn at s o'clock tonight
Judge Clements instructed the jury
that IL a verdict was reached before
midnight he could be notified
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-06
DUMAS PRESIDENT
RESIGNS--INSUL TED

London, Dec 5.--MiDhael Rodzi-
auko, president of the Russian duma,
has resigned ON account of being in-
suited by the extreme rlghtist leader
NJ. Markoff, according to- a Reuter-
dispatch from Potrograd Markotf in
terrupted NJ Rod2ianko, calling him a
"hahblng backEuard
NJ Markoff explained that he was
deliberately insulting the duma in the
person of It's president, because tho
duma, in a previous sitting had in
suited high personaEes NJ Rodzianko
Immediately left the presidential chair,
declaring ne had been insulted not
only as president but as "a man.
ON motion of Vice President Count
Rohrnsly. NJ. MGrkoft was excluded
from the duma for fifteen situngs.
Another dispatch 10 Reuter- from
PcUogtad SAYS that NJ Rodziauko was
reelected president of the duma 10y a
vote of 255 against %.