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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-14
ious things

lOuS things.
 one can hardly blame them for seek ing to grasp every pleasurahle mo- ment that may be won from their days of toil The majority nowadays are much given to the view that they are entitled 10 full reeompense of pleasure for the trails and worries with which life IS eneompassed from the cradle to the grave and. as result. the pur- suit of pleasure becomes the all ab- sorbing passion of their lives.
 This were all we'll and good were il not that that pleasure Is a deceit ful creature whose allurements dull discretion and lead to oftimes bitter ends. The ruddy cup she offers 10 her votaries contains Lethean draught for those who temper not their indulg- ence. Like the Sirens of old. sine too often beckons 10 destruction those who who listen to her soul entrancing song.
 No one can be justly blamed for seeking pleasure when its pursuit IS tempered with moderation and the pursuer possesses a proper appreeia- ton of what constitutes healthy pleas ure and what does not. The trouble IS that few stop to consider that even the most innocent pleasures may be come exceedingly harmful If permitted 10 become passion, as Is all foo ire quently the case. Too many fail 10 observe where the line Of demarcation between healthy and unhealthy pleas ure lies and the result Is plainly l. frustrated in the tendency to physical deterioration displayed in he state ment quoted above.
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GENERAL BRuSSlLoFF
 MAkINk GOOD RECORD

General Alexis Brussilon. command CT of the Russian army now sweeping through Galaeia was litle known out side of Russia before the present war In fact. it was not until 1911 that he was given command of an army corps. His work in the war won him promo tons He IS almost the only one of the many prominent social figures in the army who has made good.
 General Brussilof is G years old but looks more like 45. He Is alert and modern. He has dark. steady, searching eyes, and nose with & high. commanding curved bridge. and a square jaw. His hair Is close cropped. he wears a long thin gray mustache.
 General Brussilof commanded an army during the first Galaoian cam paign. when the Russians were ready 10 pour down into Hungary, but were forced 10 retreat for lack Of ammuni- ton. Unlike many Russian generals, Brussilof had the advantages of an excellent education and began army life in a fashionable cavalry regiment, Ability and influence combined to
 make hlS advancement rapid. He held many positions. was 8 reoosnIzed fsv- orite at court, distinguished himself as a darns rsder encouraged o.afairy of roerS 70 ga -a for palo and eroSs coun- tg7- S;eeglecAases and xas acausar in Iae,rog~a6 Sae5ess. Ten os=e she vsr ,a try oas tae ea1ae-sx az4 zsosars ot men E2vssszao-s pas ez ss sAe Sso4-s1s Frasssssa-as s2Ee es a-sscer vas came 5, .es s-szs szz a-sss ya.a,I
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PHONE MAIN M

Entered as second -class matter Feb ss. 1907. st the postofiee at Nome Alaska. under the Act of Congress ei March 1878
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SOMETHING NEW.

Just arrived on the last boat over 5no of this seasons latest styles and patterns, the most beautiful line Of woolens ever arrived in Nome. We invite you 10 see these samples wheth- CT you buy or not. If you wish to take advantage of this offer order be- fore the next sailing of the Victoria, in order 10 have order arrive on last boat.
 We also make alterations, and We do cleaning. pressing and repairing We appreciate your patronage. Yours to please.
 NOME TAILORING CO.,, Next door 10 Segerstorm & Hagen
 Jewellers.
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NOME. ALASKA. SEPT. i4, 1918.

The effects ot he modern go>psl as have good tune were EsVer mozs forcibly illustrated than by tae felleU : ing statement published in the Ch5ca g herad some weeks ago.
 The war department has announee1 that in the first seventy nine days af- ter congress gave authority 10 add twenty thousand men 10 the ranks CT the regular army. thirty nine thousand. one hundred and fifty four men offered to enlist
 That is not d bad showing. consider ing The nature of the call But out oI these thirty nine thousand. one hun dred ard fifty four only eight thou sand. seven hundred and fifty two were accepted.
 out of each one thousand men who ofrerei. eight hundred and eighty were round physically or morally unaccep- table. That looks like pretty poor showing for the average quality of American manhood. even when all al Iowances are made. The results on their lace indicate some sort of de- generacy. physical fl not moral Where Is iii
 The question of wha; are the causes o1 this eondiuon-whAt ls wrong in general md ln details apparently not hard 10 ma. In d general sense Il may be attributed To that sovereign inclination ef by far the larger DOT ton Of the people 10 have a good tune Il requires neither exhaustive search or extraordinary perception 10 discover that among the younger eitl- zens the principal am and ambition ot hfe Is To have q good time. As intimated ~t the beginning Of this article, the desire to have as good tune as possible has become so all dominant in the minds Of a majority of our eiuzens that the phrase may really be sad 10 have become a mod ern gospel by which IS guided e large portion of the life and activities of a vast mass Of the people
 Travel along the highways and by ways, no matter where, and the little significant phrase will be heard on very s56e- Not alone IS + forever upon me lips q the young eut II may be also heard e-nA1stizg with more than oocasaazsd frequency from the mouths st thoss wAo have long arrived a, year q 5Iscretaen- Througaouf ihe sezgh and breadth of he land young and ll6abe aged, and nos a few ot those who are descendlng the sharp declining tran that leads into the unys- teuors realms of the hereafter. are a3opung as ihe principal motto of ;hsir existence. have a good time
 The pursuit Of pleasure the desire 10 absorb all of the scy and happiness that may ee drained from the CID o1 Ate- The wish to seixe upon all that nay enhance Jhe lighter side of exist enoe. has apparently become the pre- dominating aim of 8 large portion of the masses
 Considering purely in the abstract there is httle fault to ee found with ihis inclination. To the majority life IS Atle more than vearying round ef toll and worry, of struggle and dis appointment, of trails and vexatSons l Al best inc paeasuraele hours enjoyed by most people are scarcely more than evanescent moments scattered through long periods Of dry and tedious days Toil ia unvarying and soul vearying cycles IS the sole eirthrigh, Of the E1Any and pleasures are rare and pree-
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Copy for regular advertisements must De in ey lo o'clock on the day Q. publication
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-14
JUNEAU MAN INVENTS UNIQUE WAR WEAPON

Azezs sne a-r.e4ss sn .se Nsez1- sesssrr sas gee ucRaas ssrnerss $ rssasas et E4sses. ea5 far -le aass tvc wears 4 o.-zaa sf J4ar4a. a.r 1 DawHus has ercagh- aznser sonsni- cradle rsnewa sf la-s through -ne a- ventloa q saeg fer asa n trench
 Harfare, whlea ee2ul<es -e completely
 revolu,toniEs the present var methods.
 and make the trench. now one of ths
 st relied upon methods ot defense. obsolete. says the Valdez ProspeetoF
 ot August 1s.
 Mr powhngs invention IS along
 entirely new lines, and promises to
 supersede the present shrapnel shell
 entirely. The shrapnel shell, as now
 constructed. consists of a case, filled
 with an explosive and a large number
 of bullets, which Is exploded by a
 time fuse. the bullets scattering over d wide area.
 In Mir. Dowlings' invention the shells are filled with a series of small bombs
 which do not explode until they strike
 the ground, thus giving the double effect O f an explosion and a missile. MT Bowling has with him a model of a SIX inch shell, description of which win give an idea of the principle on which the shell works. and in fact. this shell IS identical with all other sizes with the exception of the number of bombs contained. In the model shell are grouped three series of bombs, each series numbering eighteen. or a total Of 54 within the body of the shell Through the center of the shell runs a circular opening of small diameter which m practical use IS hlled with ex- ploslve- Al a determined instant this explosive Is fired by a time fuse, rupiuring the outer shell and scatter ing the inner shells over consider .--.4~ --- Ne-- --4S -AfAAAI N- t4zN N@ASE shell also sets In operation the me ohanism for exploding the inner shells. These small shells are provided with a tail which causes them 10 fau point downward and on striking the ground they are exploded by the blow driving a small plunger against 8 percussion cap In ne event the shells strike in mud or extremely sof1 ground so that The pl1Zger falls so explode the shell u-ae 1ase aev5ae 5nsures Us exaloslo7.
 Thls Sheu IS expected 1o make trench warfare lnrrzetcahle. beng Tar more destructive in Us effects than the ordin4Ty <hrapnel in that when the range has once been established the small shells can be dropped into The trenches in numbers. exploding n the trenches and making their occu- Taiaon untenable- The shen also has a great advantage ever the much used aFfo most deadly hand grenade as II can be used al any distance within fhe range of the podern cannon whereas the limit Of ths ordinary grenade when thrown hy hand Is bat a few yards. bur with trench morrors a ut1le over so6 yards.
 Mr. DoWllng has been to the states recently with his model and drawings and has submitted them to several ordnance experts who have pronounc- ed The invention a great advance over the present form Of shrapnei shell and the firing device the most simple and efficient yet submitted He also submitted the model and drawings 10 agents Of the warring European na- tions and has received a great deal
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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-14

Alesre Nztzcu wIH tszsas ' Tassi9y 711rrirs far the 6zni7s csnp on Pil- sr'77 r1Ner. "fl leave every Tuesday ard Friday fer ire eanp. Information can ts secured al St-seten's o+7cs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-14

of encouragement from them, and he has been requested to make test of the shell before them, which he will arrange to do in the near future,
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-14

The Pictorial Review edition of the Nugget in magazine form to be pub lished in october will be the greatest issue ever published in Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-09-14
WE .aN DO IT

For nrst class work and prompt deliv- cry phone Main l5l and the Peoples Laundry will send and get your laundry.
 "a. J. WILLIAMSON. Prop.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
Najwaznlejsze Wypadki
Minlonego Iyg0dnia.
katastrofa ma jeziorZe.
Dwadziescia osob utone}o.

Sualt Ste. Mich: = Dwu-
dziestu mezczyzn utone}o W
poblizu Eagle Harbor, ma je'
ziorze Superior: kiedy wicher
dmacy z szybko5cia 60 mil
ma godzine zatop1f parowiec
IS. r. Kirby. Parowiec'' 10
seph Block" zawinat do
przystani W 500 z jednym u
ratowanym cz}onkiem zatogi
zatopionego IS. R. Kirby.
Barka "Hartwe]l's, holowa.'
ma przez zatopiony statek 20
stala zabrana p:zez bar.
Berry" do zatoki W pcblizu
Keweena Point.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
100000 LudZi strajkuje
W KOWym YOrku.

NowY YORK, -Blisko 100,
GOO ludzi, zatrudnionych W
r6znych ga}eziach przemy-
stu W Nowym Yorku, straj-
kuje obecnie, stosownie do
obticze6, dokonanych we
sroGe wieczorem; jeszcze kill
ka tysiecy innych mole po-
rzucic prace, jezeli ich zada.
MIA ME zostana uwzglednione
Wysylanie towar6w okretami
jest niemal zupe}nie wstrzy~
name z powodu strajku ma.
szynist6w i palaczy ma nj
niejszych okretach, a pre-
mys1 krawiecki jest niemal
zupe}nie sparalizowany z pc.
wodu lokautu / strajku.
Okolo 80, 900 p~racownik6w
i p%racownic, zatrudnionych W
1000 niezaleznych warszta
tach krawieckich, zastrajko-
wa}o We srode, ally poprzec
zadania takiej sau,ej ]iczby
~pracownik6w, wykluczonych
cd piracy przez stowarzysze'
ME zorganizowanych praco-
dawc6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18

pasowy okret Panther, cd.
pfywaja do San Domingo.
Wyprawa ia stoi W zwiazku z
zamierzona i~nterwencya Sta
now Zjednoczonych W San
Domingo, gdzie wrze rewolu.
eva, skierowana przeciwko
prezydentowi republiki jim
minez'owi,
Ameryka6ski admiral Ca
perton juz ~interweniowa} W
sprawie Zatarg6w ma San
Domingo. Sytuacya obecnie
przedstawia sic powazniej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18

ME innego orzeczenia sadu
sic spodziews}; co zas do u
trzymywania zony, to zawsze
da jej dose pieniedzy, gdyz
ME chce by uczuwa}a brak
tychze.
Process ten by4 jednym z
naid}uzszych rozwodowych
proces6w W history powiatu
Cook,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
Process MOd~r ZejeWSkich
skOicZOny.
PAM Modrzejewska przegra|a
process z mezem.

CHICAGO, ILL. - Pc pie-
ciu i pol tygodniach rozpraw
zako6czy} sic W sobote pred
sedzia McKinley,em W sadie
wyzszym process, wytoczony
przez pania Felicye N. Mo
~drzejewska, zam. pm. 1859
Grand bulwar, jej mezowi p.
Ralfowi Neutrality-suspicious. .sla-
wnemu inzynierowi konstruk
cyl most6w, O rozw6d cd sto-
III i loza i podwyzs zenie jej
aliment6w ma wychowanie i
wykszta}cenie obojga ich die
ci, c5rki, panny Marylki l
m}odszego syna, p. Karola
M~odrzejewskiego, obecnie
s}uchacza universytetu Cor
nell" w Ithaca, n. Y.
Sedzia odda'i4 skarge PAM
Modrzejewskiej, uzasadniajac
sw6j wyrok b akiem s}usz-
no5ci zada1 tejze (for want
Of equity. Skarga ia, wnie-
siona pred dwoma laty, W
motywach swych podnosi}a
zarzut, ze p. Modrzejewski o.
puscif swa zone; sedz;a orzek}
jednak W sobotniej swej de.
cyzyi, re rozfaczenie sic mall
zonk6w Modrzejewskich W r.
1912 ME nastapi1o bez why
PAM Felicyi NJ. i wobec tego
ME moze ona mice sfusznej
pretensyi do specyaInej
pomocy re strony meza.
Cd czasu wniesienia tel
skargi, sad przyzna} jej kwo-
te $500 jake miesieczne
alimenta.
Adv. NJ. Henry Guerin, do
radca prawny PAM Modrze~
jewskiej, oswiadczy}, re
wniesie apelacye cd wyroku
sedziego McKinley'a a. kt6ry o
lyle by} charakterystycznym,
il sedzia przytoczy4 W MIN ar
tyku} redakcyjny chicagoskie
go Heralda p. t. Young A.
merica's right N~aprowadzif
on, re PAM Modrzejewska
wbrew wolf swego meza,
chcia}a dzieci swe kszta1cic W
Europe i to hy}o %g}6wnym
poczatkiem i powodem ME-
porozumienia ma}ze1stwa.
w biezacym tygodniu roz'
strzvgnie sedzia Mckinley.
czy PAM Modrzejewska ma
nadal W czasie, MIN sad ape
lacyjny za2atwi sprawe, poble'
rae alimenta, dotychczas je!
przyznane.
PAM Modrzejewska ME
| chciafa omawiac decyzyi sadr
2 dziennikarxami lecz PREY
rzekla to uczynic pc formal
mem zaregistrowaniu dekret'
%sadowego.
Pan Ralf Modrzeiewski os'
wiadczyl, ze takiego tylko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
ZprZed lat Is.
Pod tymnagl6wkiem bedziemy podawae -
ka4dym numerze ,WiaHusa" najWa4niejsss
spfawy o96lne i mieiscoWe.

Pod tymnagl6wkiem bedziemy podawae y
ka4dym numerze o.. Wia1uss'' n~ajvatnisjsss
spfawy o96lne mieiscowe.
- rs Horbaczewski, Misyo-
narz Apostolski, opusci} La Crosse
Wis, ia zawsze i zamieszkal w
Milwaukee.
- PLY winonskie juz wszyst-
kie So W ruchu.
- W poniedzialek rano umarl
Ma zapalenie phuc mieszkajacy
pod mr.. 862 E. Broadway Fran
ciszek. Cholewinski.
- W Texas, ks. J6zef Gajdu-
seek r]ozpocza} pierwsza misya ola
Polakow W Houston W niedziele
Wielkanocna.
Powietrze jesct teraz " Texas
cieple i bardzo przyjemne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
PrZyZnaja sic, re zatopi'
Iii .,SuSSeX.

WASHINGTON II maja -
Department stanu otrzymaf
datowana dnia Sgo b. m. no
te rzadu niemieckiego, W kt6-
rel ten przyznaje, re statek
kana4owy Sussex" zosta}
zatopiony bez ostrzezenia
przez nur %germanski wbrew
zapewnieniom, danym Ame-
ryce mlnionego wrzesnia pc
torpedowaniu parowca ,,A.'
rabic'', Berlin zapewnia, re
ko,nendant nura przez POI
my}ke wziat Sussex" "a
brytyjski transportowiec, z}u-
dzony podobie6stwem je~
60 do okretu 0 kt6rym vie.
dziaf re przewo2i wojska an.
gielskie, Dziala1 on W tym
wypadku W dobrej wierze, Il.
lie mimo to zaznacza sic. re
przekroczyl dane mu lnstruk-
eye i z}ama1 udzielone Anne.
ryce ~zapewnienia. Dlatego
Rad niemiecki ,,wyraza zal
z powodu tego ubolewan1a
godnego wypadku" i os-
wiadcza %gotowoSc wyp}a-
cenia ,~,stosownego odszkodo-
wanna donoszac rownoczes.
ME re winny komendant
zostal ,~,odpowiednio ukara-
n.y..
Utrzymuje sic tn W powaz.
nych ko}ach, re zanim pre-
EVIDENT Wilson uzna afere z
uSussexsem''za za}atwiona "
ten spos6b, zapragnie do
wiedziec sic, jakiego rodzaju
kara spotka1a owego ko~
mendanta. Z jego why pc.
niesli smierc cafkiem niewln
nj ludzie, s}usznem vice sic
wydaje, by i on te wine
swojem zyciem okupif. Po-
nadto sadzic MONA, re TAXA
kara s~tanowifaby c%dpowiedni
przyk}ad odstraszajacy dla
lnnych ofcer6w ma morzacl
azeby l~ekkomyslnle ME alta
kowali okret6w napotkanycl.
bez poprzedniego upewnie.
MIA sic co do ich 'przeznacze
MIA i charakteru j ME dopro-
wadzlli W ten spos6b do po,.
wik}ah miedzynarodowych.
Statki wojenne W San
Domingo.
KEY WEST, FLA. kilk.
statk6w wojennych oraz "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
WlECz0RY LETNE.

ClCPlyCA hlcuy llhO-
mu niechcc sic siedziec w domu,
lecz kazdy, m}ody i starry szuka
odpoczynku i rozrywki ia swie-
zem powietrzu. Starry, jak starry
zabawia sic pogawedka, fajka,
zgrzebaniem tego lub owego w
ogr6dku. Lecz z m1odymi ma sic
rzecz 0 wiele powazniej i zupe1-
nie inaczej. Oni musza k%oniecznie
mice rozrywke zywsza, TAXA kt6-
Ia bedzie ola Mich prawdziwym
upustem sill mfodych, kt6rych sa
czubato pelni. Mech nasi ojcowie
i matki ME krzywia sic IA rome
CRY i zabawy amerykanskie, DO
pokazuje sie,ze tie w}asnie zabawy
sd znakomicie d~ostosowane do cha
rakteru amerykanskiego.
Wezmy naprzyk1ad gre w pill
Ike, pospolicie zwana "base-ball'.
Niema ia cafcj kuli ziemskiej e.
Cos podobnego, zeby masy narodu
znafy gre tax doskonale jak INA
ia gre narodowa w Ameryce. Kaz-
dy dzieciak, ledwo opuscif kolebke
juz INA nietylko g16Wne zasady
cry, lecz nawct moze starych po-
uczyc 0 sfawnych b%ohaterach tel
CRY.
Easi anatomy pc mniejszych
miastach a nawet pc farmach ME-
lie graja, a bez "base-ball" ME
moYe sobie pc prostu wyobrazic
zadnej szko}y, hub nawet szk6}ki
najmniejszcj. Coz dopiero movie
O naszych kolegiach i szko4ach
~wyzszych. Tam niejeden student
wiecej posiada znajomosci 0
"base-ball'' niz 0 ~ksiazkach. z
tego ws~zystkiego widzimy, re tu-
tai ME pomoga zadne przedstawia
MIA hub opierania sic, trzeba sic
zgodzic ma te stosunki gimnasty-
czne naszych mfodych ch}opak6w,
i ME tylko pozwolic ma tie zaba-
wy amerykanskie, lecz nawet po-
m6dz i'm, ably TAXA zabawa ME
Sta}a sic okazya do jakiegokol-
wick zfego.
Ora ia, jak kazda lima sama W
sQbie mic .zfego niema, lecz przez
okolicznosci poboczne moze sic
Stac powddem zfego. Bo sprawl
ma sic W ten spos6b.
Wicczory So dlugie i nudne ola
wszystkich r6wno, ola dobrych i
zlych chfopak6w. A to samo Ola
sic powiedziec o niedzielach i
Swietach W lecic. Czy ME lepiej,
zeby chfopak zabawif sic W base
ball, gdzies niedaleko domu, niz
zeby miaf p6jsc gdzieS i ca}emi go
dzinami wf6czyc sic Bog vie gdzie
/ u jakimi 1obuzami.
| tn wlasnie zachodzi trudnoSc.
Chlopiec powinien mice "a iowa
rzyszow zabawy rownych mniej
wiece.j. wiekiem, a co wazniejsza
takich towarzysz6w, cd kt6rych-
by sic ME nauczyf klac, wyzywac,
pale, zuc tabaki. Bo nasze "spor-
ty'', kt6rym do wqsa jeszcze bar
dzo dalcko najbardziej szturmuja
jezykicm podczas zabawy. Jak
starry najbardziej sic potrafia
rozcietrzewic i zapalic PREY kar-
tach, tax m}okosy PREY "base-
ball..
Jczeli mu sic ME spodoba jakaS
gra Tub sfowo r6wieSnika zelza
sic wzajcmnie jak najlcpiej mo-
ga, moze nawet przyjdzie do pred
kiej a trafnej wymiany ku}akow i
potem rozdasani ale zadowoleni z
>iebie dalej gre %prowadza.
Nasi o:jcowie starry, kt6rzy IA
%przyzbach fajki kurza mogliby
sic nieraz przysiasc blizej takiej
zgrai mfokosow bawiacych sic IA
pr6znych lotach, hub W parkach i
mice baczne oko i ucho IA to co
sic w$r6d tel m}odej gawiedzi
dzieje: Trzeba okazac troszeczke
zajecia W zabawach naszych CHOP
cow, azeby ich ochronic pred roz-
wioz}oscia i nafogami nieprzystoj-
nymi. TIE na}ogi wytwarzaja sic
~ iczeSciei ! ma predZei W}aSnie ".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18
WyzsZe podatki nafOz0ne
ma alk0hol tytOn p0-
datek spadkOWy i t. d.

WASHINGTON, D. c., logo
maja.- -Demokratycznl cz}on
kowie komitetu z Izby, ola
spraw fskalnych ways and.
means), %stanowiacy wiekszosc
tegoz, zgodzili sic ma move
g}6wne zr6dfa dochod6w skar
bowych.
komitet ten poleci Izbie:
z~atrzymanie specyalnej taksy
wo]ennei, wyjawszy taksy cd
drobnych fabrykant6w tyto
niu, kt6rych wyroby maja
bye cd stepla uwolnione,
znaczne podwyzszenie stopy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-05-18

Berry" do zatoki W pcblizu
Keweena Point.
NoWy najaZd Bandyt6W.
Ell PAso, TEX, Sgo maja.
-Bandyci Will zn6w naje'
chali terytoryum Stan6w
Zjednoczonych, jak m6~ja
pod dow6Iztwem %pu1kowni'
ka Cervantesa, kt6ry mia}
dokonac take napadu ma
Columbus, n. NJ. Obecnie o.
fiara paddy nadgraniczne mia
steczka Glenn Springs, Bou-
guillas i Deemers; .fakt zda'
rzyf sic W piatek W nocy i
sobote rano, ale dis dopiero
wiadomosc O MIN nadesz1a.
z oddzia}u amerykahskich
zotnierzy W Glenn Springs,
liczacego dziewiee ludzi, trzech
poleg1o, a szesciu jest ram
nych. Zabito tez dwie osoby
cywilne, a kilka u]prowadzo..
no. =.
Pcdczas gdy W eileen
Springs oblegano amerykah
skich zolnierzy W stodole,
kr6ra potem Meksykanie pod
palili i do uciekajacych pred
pozarem strzelali, r6wnocZes-
ME inny oddzia} napad} ma
Deemers, gdzie s~pladrowano
sklep, a wfasciciela Deemera
l jego pomocnika uprowa.
dzono ! zdaie sic zamordo"
wano. W Boquillas uprowa-
dzono w}aSc;ciela sklepu. Ro.
drigueza: siedmiu funkcyona.
ryusz6w kopa!ni Internatio-
nal skry}o sic do kopalni,
gdzie sic bronia. Jak m6wia,
Cervantes ma pod SODA zo}-
merry Carranzy, kt6rych
przeciagna} na swoja strone::
z Ell Paso wys1ano pociag z
wojskiem W poscig "a handy
tami w Marathon 3ofnierze
wysiada l pomaszeruja dalej.
Gen. Funston wydaf rozkaz /,
re bandyci musza bye uka-
rani "a kazda Gene.
Bitwa pod Ojos AZules.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. = O.
poda} Ojos Azules oddzia} a
meryka1sk1ej kawaleryi pod
dow6cztwem majora Howe
zderzyl sic z oddzia}em pozos
ta1ym pc rozproszeniu sic
znaczniejszych sill meksyka1-
skich genera}6w Domingueza
i Acosty. w bitwie, jaka sic
wywiazafa, zginac mia}o So
zolnierzy Will, miedzy mimi
zas general Antonio Ange-
les. Wzieto kilku je6c6w
Is koni, poczem Villisci u
ciekli W CORY. Pc stronie a.
meryka6skiej niema nawet
! rannych.