davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Mix. But she did not. Hardly know
ing what to believe-whether he.
after all, was the thief-she decided
TO wait until she could gain leave Of
absence and look him up personally
in America.
She Goes to California.
Four weeks ago Miss Winton reached
New York from England. At the Fox
Offices she found that Tom Mix was
Rough Riding Romance" Still doubt
full about the part Mix might have
had in the robbery and determined to
meet him face to face, she went on to
California.
At the Fox studies in Hollywood she
was told that Mix was in the foothills
of Mount Baldy, about thirty miles
away. She hired an automobile and
went out there.
Mix was swinging of his horse al
the roadside after a gruelling day
when Miss Winton's machine stopped
Can you tell me, please" she be-
gan--but the sentence never was fin
ished.
With a whoop Tom Mix was running
the few steps toward her. his fingers
fumbling at the clasp Of the pin on
his shirt. Before saying a word he
thrust that into her hands.
"Lordy," he burst out, his smile
breaking all over his face, "I sure
thought I never would get a chance
to give you that pin. I've been wear,
irg 1t, hoping you'd see me in the
pictures some time and send your ad-
dress. And, say" he looked around
oxpectantly. "How's the Maj"
Then he stopped at the look in hei
eyes, recalling that the British army
rad called upon its old officers wher
the storm broke five years ago.
There isn't anything else TO tell except
that Tom Mix still wears a diamond
pin with the monogram "V T. W.
replica OF one presented by the late
King Edward to the late Major Yer,
non T. Winton, who died on Flander!
| fields.
Tom Mix's pin is the Gift OF Edit
Winton, who insisted that he accep
It as a remembrance OF a hunch tha
made good after nine years and of {
| promise that was kept after twelve.
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1ystery of Missing Diamond Solved by Movie Film

w THEN fate. as It frequently
w does. takes a hand in staging
a movie scene, the drama thus
introduced from real life outthrills in
most cases anything the scenario
writer can offer. Every movie di-
rector has stories to tell Of romance.
mystery, comedy and tragedy that
have crept into the pictures. Mob
scenes naturally are the most produc-
tive Of all in thrills born Of accident
and coincidence. Instances OF long
lost sons and daughters who have
been recognized on the screen and sub
sequently found by their loved ones are
common. There are incidents. too. of
pickpockets caught at work by the cam
era and brought to justice by the EVIL
denee thus afforded.
One of the most remarkable stories
Of a mystery cleared up by a movie
comes from the Aim, Hell Roarin' Re-
form"
This movie was instrumental In
restoring to q girl a diamond pin.
highly priced for its associations.
which had been missing nearly twelve
years. The story. from real life,
touches on war and what war brought
to this girl. But for the fact that she
was In the thick of the fighting on
her errand OF mercy she never would
have seen "Iell Roarin' Reform" Had
she not seen that picture-well. Tom
Mix still would be wearing the dia-
mond pin given to Major Vernon T
winton by the late King Edward OF
England. Tom Mix still would be
wearing 1t on his shirt front when he
moved before the camera, In the hope
that some day, somewhere. EDITH Win
ton would see it-which she did finally
while she rested from ministerins &c
the wounded In the shattered town oi
| Ypres.
1t all began twelve years ago. wher
Tom Mix was a member Of the Texas
| Rangers. There came to Lubbock
Tex. at that time one Major Vernon
T. Winton, British Army. retired, ant
his daughter Edith. Major Wintor
was a mining engineer. and was In th'
United States to investigate som'
properties for an English syndicate.
It became necessary for the Majoi
TO take q long trip into the mountain
! and he left his daughter at the ranci
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his eyes open and was sure that in the
end he would solve the mystery.
The Major ana his daughter re-
turned to England shortly afterward
without leaving an address to which
the pin might be sent when Mix made
FOOD.
Nor did Tom Mix's hunch show
much sign of panninR out Years
went by. and from cowboy he climbed
to motion picture star. But in the
hack OF his head he always retained
a picture OF that pin. Everywhere he
went he looked closely at every dia-
mond pin he saw, sometimes he grins
as he tells how, more than once, he
came mighty close to getting into
trouble through being too inquisitive
about other peoples jewelry.
A Surprise in Tombstone.
Appropriately enough. perhaps, the
place in which the sequel occurred is
named Tombstone. The name fitted
into out Of the dead past development
In this Arizona town OF Tombstone
Tom Mix was working in a picture
There was small gambling room
back Of q saloon and. seeking diver
sion one evening. Mix happened in.
The faro dealer Strengthened up in
his chair as Mix entered. And Tom
why he received such a shock that for
a moment he thought surely this was
a movie. and automatically reached
for the guns which were not Eat his
hips. The long lost pin was blazing
on the chest of the dealer.
Scarcely able to believe his eyes
Tom Mix stalked alongside the dealer
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Of friends outside Lubbock. Also he
left In her care the treasured pin with
which King Edward had rewarded his
services In leading an exploitation ex-
pedition into Central Africa.
While Major Winton was away the
diamond pin mysterfously disappeared
from Miss Winton's room at the ranch.
After quiet inquiry she became con-
vinced that 1t had been stolen and ap-
pealed to Sheriff Reb Haupt.
Ranger Tom Mix chanced to be In
Lubbock and was asked by the Sheriff
to aid in the investigation. Every ono
about the ranch was closely questioned
but to no purpose. The Sheriff pinned
his suspicion on two roustabouts, but
Mix had his eye on Butcher Benson,
the town bad man. Neither the
Sheriff nor Mix, however, was able to
place anything on their suspects Mix
wanted to lock up Butch" but the bad
man made out such d good alibi that
he was allowed to retain his liberty.
Then II seemed that the pin was lost
forever. Tom Mix went so far AZ to
search Butcher Benson's belongings
when their owner was absent and the
ouIChCI ClOtHCe nSAO tAoACd "hAiO
he was swimming, but no trace Of the
pin was revealed.
"A Hopeless Outlook.
Sheriff Haupt presented TO Miss
wlnton his regrets that the authority
Of Texas, as represented by himself
and his deputies. with the assistance
OF Ranger Tom Mix, had been unable
to help her. And when Major Winton
returned eight months later his daugh-
ter had the difficult task Of breaking
the news that the pin hic King had
given him was gone. The case was
ciosed-except that Ranger Tom Mix
had q hunch that he was going to see
that pin again. He said so, but con-
fessed that there was nothing back OF
the hunch other than his conviction
that Butch" Benson had something
TO do with the theft.
OF course Major Winton smiled his
gratitude at the interest Mix evinced
In the affair; but 1t was plain that he
did not expect to see again his me-
mento from King Edward. Miss Win
ton naturally added her smile--an In
credulous one-as Mix explained with
some awkwardness that he would keep
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The Profiteer's New Excuse

One of the tailor's old time GUS
toners sent a suit of clothes to be
pressed and when 1t was returned the
price tab called for 10 cents more than
the rate formerly charged. The re-
suit was a complaining patron. whose
walls were met by this clincher from
the tailor:
well. hasn't the price of transfers
gone from nothing to cents? The
tailor can't stand all Of the high cost
OF living; he has to pass some of Il
to his customers"
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Winton: but that never struck me.
And-here's the tragic part-had in
quired at the War ONCE I would have
been informed that Major Winton.
having rejoined his regiment at the
start of the war, had been killed in
action several months before in Flan-
ders
II would have learned, however, that
his daughter Edith was in the Eng
lish Red Cross in service in France.
But, as I said, didn't think to ask the
War ONCE and So"
Possibly II Is just as well that the
Fox star failed to find immediate
means Of returning the pin. 1t would
have spoiled the climax which out
moves the movies.
Scene Shifts to War Zone.
The armistice had been signed and
the millions Of soldiers and thousands
OF Red Cross nurses IN France were
relaxing from the years of racking or
deal. With the last Of the wounded
Tommies. Edith Winton moved back
from the battle line OF November II to
hospital at Ypres. That was last
December.
Two days after Chrlstmas-it should
have been Christmas eve. OF course
but 1t was not-Miss Winton went to
motion picture show, the first she
had seen in two years. On the screen
galloped Tom Mix in Hell Roarin
Reform" No. she did not recognize
hint was more than eleven years
since the ranger had told her of his
hunch about the stolen pin.
Came a close up Of Mix. Still Miss
Winton did not recognize him. Never
theless she started suddenly from heI
seat as Mix appeared in giant size
On the left breast Of his rough cowboy
shirt was the pin that had disappeared
from the ranch at Lubbock, Tex.
nearly twelve years ago. Then she
recognized the actor.
At last the girl for whom Tom Mi1
haS worn this message in all his pic
lures since the day he came across the
faro dealer in Tombstone had seen 1t.
As Tom Mix could have saved him
self a lot Of worry by asking the
British War once for word Of MaJol
winton. 90 could Miss winton hav,
| saved herself trouble by writing Il
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COME OF the excuses used by prof
iteers in New York 10 boost prices
are more ingenious than convinc-
ing 10 the victims. A tailor on the
lower West Side proved recently to a
complaining customer that he GER
tainly 10 up to date when It comes to
giving reasons for hoisting prices. and
he well illustrated the tendency OF
some retailers to tack on 10 to 80 per
cent Of their charges when the whole
saier Jacks his tariffs from to per
cent.
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tenn zostaia przerwana, gdy Cze-
cho-s sowacy zajeli miasto Roob'
lezace W po1owie drogi miedzy
TENN dwoma miastami. Stan wo-
jenny ogsoszono W czechach.
Rad czeski powoiat piec klas re-
zerwist6w pod broh, ably zwal--
czae bolszewik6w wegierskich.
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RoZW6J MA
w AUSTRYI


Paryz, 26. marca. - Sytuacya
ma Wegrzech zdaje sig w~ywiera6
wpIyw ma niemiecka Austrye. De
pesze do amerykanSkiej delegacyi
w Paryzu re zr0det prywatnych
donosza, re ~poiozenie W WED
nTu jest nadzwyczaj grozne. Je--
den z agent6w, ktory wiasnie
przybyi Z Wiednia, mowi re naz-
naezono nawet date kiedys W
kwietniu ma zmiane obecnego RIA
du ma wiadze sowietu, ktory be-
die wspotdziaiat hub nawet zleje
SIC z sowietem wegierskim.
lime wiadomosci ma konferen-
eye pokojowa mowia, re alianckie
wojska wyi9duja W Spalato ma
wybrzezu dalmatyiskiem z po-
uodu rozruchow, jake tam zasz'
~ i zajSc jcszczc moga. Wegrzy
usituja podobno pochwycic czest
floty austryackiej, ktora jest W
posiadaniu Jugo-Sfowian. Nowy
rad komunistyczny wegierski
przvaresztowai DR.. Aleksandra
Wekerle, byfego premiera i Mi
nistra finansow, mowi depesza Z
Budapesztu. Ogioszono stan wo-
jenny i zagrozono kara smlerc'
"a najmniejszy zbrojny op6r
przeciwko bolszewikom, tudziei
"a hupiez i raburki. Kare 5000
koron naiozouo ma tych, ktorzy
sprzedaja trunk alkoholicznc, a
10000 koron ma tych, ktorzy pija,
Delegacye ma konferencye po-
kojowa W Paryzu bardzo So "a
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~TslsgTamy z~agTaliczns.
Dokonczenie re strongly l :.

eyzye te powzieto gso%nie ma
skutek ultimstum Wfoch, ktore
cstrzegy W sobots, re delegacya
wsoska powroci do Rzymu, Jaw
RE osobny pokoj z Austrya i Cd
mowi podpisania pokoju z Mem
CANT, jezeH warunki pokojus z
Austrya nie beds podjete rowno-
czeSnie q traktatem niemieckim,
Zrazu panstwa sprzymierzone
s~przeciwiiy sic zadaniu Wioch,
wobec porozumienia sic jednak
Wegier z bolszewikami rosyjski-
mi poStanowiono zawrzec pokol
\ze wszystkimi nieprzyjacioimi ra-
zem. To polaczenie cztcrech t-ak-
tatow w jednym znowu opozni
podpisanic pokoju, ale rownocze-
snie dale wiscej czasu ma zmiany
W konstytucyi Ligi, kt6ra ME
predko j@zcze bedzie gotowa.
Niektorzy podajs pierwszy maia
jake najwczeSniejsza date dkon--
czenia piracy mad traktatem, ME
wynika z tego iednak, ably W tym
czasie m6gi bye podpisany, z pc
wnoscia bowiem beda nieprzyja-
cielskie panstwa mad warunkami
dyskutowac i zmian W Mich ia
dac.
Kopenhaga, 26. rnarca. - Bry-
tyjSka komisya w Spa we1wasa
rad niemiecki do wysiania finan-
sowej komisyi do Paryza, m6wia
depesze z BerGna. Komisya ia
skiadac sic bedzie z szeSciu osob,
ktore bede mogfy porozumiewae
sic szybko i bcz przes1k6d z
swoim rzadem.
Paryz. 26. marca. - Prey
dent Poincare, stosuj9c sic do
suggestyi kapitana Tardieu,
zniosi stanowiSka francuskiego
wysokiego komisarza w Waszyng
tonic z dniem 1go kwietnia. Or
sanizacya ia, ktora must ~jeszcze
bye utrzymywana w Stanach
przez kifka miesiecy, oddana be-
die r6znym francuskim departa-
mentOm.
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niepokojone sytuacya we wscho-
dniej Europe i uznaja koniecz-
nose szybkiego dziaSania celem
przywrocenia n~ormalnych stosun
kow W reszcie Europy. Prey
dent Wilson i premienzy Lloyd
George, Clemenceau i Orlando
postanowili re odtad odbywaG
beda dwie sesye codziennie, ably
doprowadziS do jak najszybszej
konkluzyi gfowne kwestye poko-
jr jak grsrica niemiecko = fran
ska i sSowiahsko-wfoska kwcstye
odszkodowania i Ligi Narodow.
Prezydent Wilson i premier Or
lando dyskutowali wozoraj mad
sprawl granicy w Dalmacyi. Spra
wa ia co dzien stale sic trudniej-
sza do rozwiazania z powodu Ia
burzeh, jake zachodza ma wy
brzezu Adryatyku. Delegaci ju--
go-ssowianscy bardzo pessymi-
stycznic zapatrujs sig ma sytua-
eye W ich kraju a take w Rumu-
nil i W Polsce, ktore rowniez mo-
ga bye wkr6tce zarazone bolsze-
wizmem i podaja rade. ably uzna-
70 narod jugo-slowiaiski, przez
co wzmocnionoby wiadze | zna--
genie rzadu. Proklamacya we
gierskich rewotucyonistow wSka-
zuje, re akcya konferencyi poko-
jowej jest giowna przyczyna Po-
wstania wegierskiego. Wpraw-
die konferencya ME postanowila
jeszcze niczego stanowczego CO
Go Wegier, ale rekonmcndacye
komisyi jasno zapowiada}y roz-
bi6r Wegier, kt6re ma niewiel-
klein terytoryum otoczone by}y-
by przez szereg nowych panste-
week.
Wieden, 26. marca. - Wszyscy
cAonkowie misyi alianckich w
Budapeszcie zostali internowani
wraz z puikownakiem Vix, naczel
rikiem francuskiej misyi. Pufko,
wink Vix miai podobno sam "a
zadac aresztowania, ably zabez-
pieczyG sic pred napadem tlumu.
Rotterdam, 26. marca. - Sto--
sownie do wiadomoSci nadchodza
cych z Budapesztu do Berlina
p~rzejscie rzadu wegierskiego z
republikahskiego do bolszewickie
so odbywa sic w sposob prawi--
diowy. Wszystkie partye socya-
listyczne, a nawet tax zwani
chrzescijanscy socyalisci przyjeli
program komunistyczny, a partye
b~urzuazyjnc ofiarowaiy swa po--
moe W sprawie obrony narodo-
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GDANSK IA POLSK1EMl


Warszawa, 90. marca. Oka'
zuie sic. re W Gdansku niema by
najmniei opozycyi przeciwko "a
rniarom oddania tego portu pod
panowanie polskic mimo silnej
propagandy n%iemieckiej. Jest pc
wnem, re ME bedzie tam zadnych
zaburzen, gdy rad polski obej--
mic wtadze w Gdansku.
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sadzonego ia d~ozywotnie wiezie-
ME "a napad ma dziewczyne ME
miecka.
YGdy o~jciec zasadzonego wiez-
MIA zapytai mnic, czy niema lad
nego sposobu uwolnienia syna,
mowiS Clark, powiedzialem, &c
jezeli tego sobie zyczy, to moge
sprawe t ewziac w swe rece / re
bedzie go to kosztowalo ME WIG
cej jak pieG tysiecy dolarow."
w dalszym cisgu zeznawa} 7.
Smell, o$wiadczajac, re rozmowie
pomiedzy MIN a gubernatorem
Harding'cm w Chicago, w dziefi
pred wypuszczeniem Rathbun'a
ma wolnoSG, ME toczy}a sic ma te-
mat pardonu, ale ia temat poll
tyki Stanu Iowa i wojny. Ma dzi-
siejszych przesiuchach bedzie da
lei zeznawai Smell,
~ZABURZENIA STRAJKOWE
w RACINE.
Racine, Wis, 26 marca. 49, w
chwili gdy iamistrajkierzy vice.
dali ma ciezarowym automobilu
do fabryki The Chicago Rubber
Clothing Co." dzisiaj rano Padi
s~trzaf, kt6ry dai pocztek ogolne-
mu rozruchowi. kula rewolwero-
wa przcszyia ucho niejakiego F.
Fullum'a, odzwiernego. Natych-
miast kilka tysiecy sympatykow
strajkier6w zaatakowaio policyan
tow, obalilo ich i boleSnie pobito.
OMO OLA zAGROzONE-
GO STATKU ,.MELROSE'.
rNowy York. 26 marca. -
Transportowiec wojskowv Mel
rose, majacy ma swym p~okiadzle
dwudziestu cztcrech oficer6W i
szeregowc6w, straciwszy ster,
iskrowa depesze powiadomi}, &c
PREY pomocy okretu wojennego
u. S. S. Cape Lookout hollow
ca plynie XII portowi Newport
News. Okret rMelrose" wyply-
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~ENERGICZNA AKCYA PRE-
CIV

Paryz, 26. marca. - z ko4 VOL
skowych donosza, re Alianci do
sill do decyzyi, ably powziae jak
najenergicznicjsze srodki przeci-
wko wegierskim bolszewikom'
General Mangin ma podobno sta
mac ma czele wojsk. ktore beda
do tego celu uzyte.
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Hardin, 2s. marca. $500 len

Hardin, 26. marca. - $500 jeh
cow ~wojennych rumuhskich, kto
|rych Rad W Omsku wypuscit ma
wolnosc, powr6cilo do wiezienia,
NE chcac iSc ma front i walczyc
przeciw Leninowi. Odmowili tax.
re zadaniu s~trzezenia kolei sybe-
ryjskiej.
Londyn, &c. marca. - Szest
bolszewickich pulkow ma froncie
mad Donem ~wypartych zosta}o
przez Kozakow doiskich poza
rzeke Doniec, przyczem Kozacy
zajeli miejscowosc Ekatcrynow-
skaya.
~KANONIZACYA JOANNY D.
ARC.
Paryz, 26. marca. - Kanoniza-
eva Joanny dare uwazana jest
"a pewna, mowi depesza z Rzy-
mt. Papiez Benedykt XIV, dodaje
depesza, dzisiaj wyda decyzye W
tel sprawie.
REPREZENTACY1 LENINA.
Londyn, 26. marca. - w Pa
ry1u miano przedAozyt zdumie--
wajaca suggestive ably Mikolaj
Lenin przyslai reprezentacye RIA
Gu bolszewiCkiego ma k%onferencye
pokojowa, pisze Daily Express.
DE VALERA w DUBLINIE.
Londyn, 26. marca. Sim
FeiniSci og}osili w Dublinie. &c
De Valera, ktory niedawro temu
wybrany zostai prezydentem re-
publiki irlandzkiej, Przybedzic
dziSiaj wieczoren. witany przez
parliament irlandzki. Rad an
gielski zabronif W ty1n dniu wszcl
kich zcbrah i manifcstacyi.
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Kto moze niechaj odziez i bic
lizne ofiarowana ola biednych w
Polsce naprawi i oczySci zanim ia
przyniesic do skiadnicy. lynn
srosobem zaoszczedzi SIG DUO
pieniedzy i czasu.
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RADA WEGIERsKA PRE-
CIV WEGROM

Koperhaga, 26. marca. - De-
pesza z Budapesztu mowi, re ma
wniosek prezydenta Rady we
~gierskiej, ciafo to zostaio rozwla-
zane.
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merykanska ambasada W Meksy.
XII wyStosowala APPEL do rzadu
meksykahskiego uwolnienia IL
wiezionego Amerykanina.
SMIALE RABUNKI.
Los Angeles, Cal; 26 MARCIA
Dwoch opryszkow wIamalo sic
PREY pomocy pochodni gazowych
do tutejszego First National
Bank of Artcsia". Zanim zdoiano
ich wykryt, rabusic znikneli w
cicmncsciach nocy, unoszac re So
ba $1,000 W znaczkach oszczed-
noSciowych, oraz $4,000 W bon
dach wolnoSciowych. w drugicj
skrzynce ogniotrwaiej bylo piec-
dziesiat tysiecy dolarow w 60
towce. P~icniedzy tych jcdnakze
mic zdolano wykryc. Widzac
szeryfa PREY swoim automobile
skradli inny / uciekli.
Des Moines, Ia, 26 marca. -
Dwoch ludzi urzadziio wczoraj
smialy napad ma Stanowy Bank,
LEGACY w sanem sercu dystryktu
przemys}owego i pod groza srnier
Ct rozkazaio obecnvm ME ruszanis
sig z miejsca, poczem zebrawszy
pokaznv trzos $4,000 uciekio, ME
pozostawiajac "a SODA zadnych
Shadow.
w SPRAWIE HARDING'A.
Dcs Moines, 26 marca. - G..
Clark. adwokat Z Ida Grove. re-
znajac pred wydziaicm inwesty-
gacyjnym Izby przepatrujacym
sprawe te wziaG w swe rece i re
Swiadczyl. re gdy otrzymywaf o.
We piet tysiecy dolar6w Cd OLGA
Rathbun'a ME powiedziano mu,
ma jaki eel ma ich uzy6.
Przypomniec nalezy, re oskar-
zony starry Rathbun W pismien-
mem zcznaniu SVEN oSwiadczyI,
re pieniadze tie przeznaczy} ma
zakupno amnesty Cd gubernato-
IA Harding'a ola swego syna, "a
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R ~AUSTRYACKI
w SZWAJCARYI.

Zurych, &c. marca. - Byiy &c,
carr Karol przybyl wraz z rodzi'
ma do zarrku Warteg W Staad, W
pobtizu Rorschach mad ~jezioren
konstancyenskiem, kt6re jest VIA
snsccia ksiecia Parmy. Gale iowa,
r,ytwo przybyio specyalnym po'
caigiem w Poniedziaick popoIud.
niu, przyjete W Buchs, pierwszei
stacyi szwajcarskiej Przez rzado,
wa dclegacye szwajcarska.
Bazylea, %. marca. - Wicdcn.
skie pisma otrzymane tutaj O.
Swiadczaja. re byiy ccsarz karo'
opuScii Austrye, ME zrzekaiac sig
zadnych praw do tronu ami w i
mieniu siebic ami rodziny, czegc
wiasnie Cd n;cgo zadano. Reichs'
post zapewnia, &c cztercj arcy.
ksieieta, przebywajacy W Au-'
stryi, wyrzekli sic praw do front
Il przywilejow, zachowujac sobie
tyiko prawa zwykiych ~obywatcli
BRYTANIA Ii.
TIVE I o
Londyn, &c. marca. - Winston
! Spencer Churchill, p~rzemawiajqc
wczoraj w izbie poslow, powie-,
dziaf, re Wielka Brytania zapew'
Mia L5twinow i Estoiczykow, {
pomocy i uznaniu re swej stro,
ny, a nawet dostarczyla po cze'
sci broni Estohczykom. Wpraw,
die w okolicy Rygi Windawy
toperuje znaczna si}a niemiecka
ktora wzmocnia TAME wp}ywy
riemieckie, ale ruchu tego do,
tychczas ME krepowano, ponie-'
waz SHY te oddaja dobra us}uge
broniac kraju pred terrorem Dol
szewikow.
STAN WOJENNY w HISZ-
PANII.
Madryt, 26. marca. - Rad hi,
spanish postanowil wycofac swa
rezygnacye re wzgledu ma sytua'
eye W Barcelona iogsosif stan VIC
jenny W caiym kraju. Wojska zaj,
muja glowne ulice W Barcelona
aby utrzymaG ruch publiczny
! rad zdecydowsny jest ma podje'
Gle jak najenergiczniejszych srod-
k6w cclem przywrocenia porzad'
ku. Robotnicy natomiast oglosilj
powszechny strajk z powodu dal,
szego przetrzymywania strajkic,
row przyaresztowanych podczas
ostatniego strajku.
RUMUNI ME CHCA WAL
cZYc PRZEcIW
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26
~ZABURZENIA RASOWE w
NOWYM YORKU.

Nowy York, 20 marca. - Roz-
gnicwany do najwyzszcgo "a
wyrzucenic pcwncgo zolnicrza :
murzyna Z tramwaju clektrycz-
nego, ma linii Lenox-Lexington,
tlum murzynow LEGACY okoIo
300 osob powstrzyma} tramwaj,
i W b6jcc wywiazanej pomiedzy
policya i motorowym, zadano
motorowemu okolo dwadzicScia
ciezkich ran nozem i pobito
dw6ch p~olicyant6w. Pogr6zki IA
padu ia biaia ludnoSG w tel oko-
icy, zmusily Department poll
cyl do rozstawienia ma noe ciez-
kiej stray.
Kicdy powstrzymano tramwaj
~. Clinton, motorowy wbiegt do
wnetrza jego, chcac ujSt rozwScie
czonemu tlumowi, kt6ry w lot
rzucil sic "a MIN a schwytawszy
go W budynku publicznej bibIio-
text, pomimo interwcncyi kilku
biaiych przechodniow. rezerwy
policyjnej i ich rewolwer6w, po-
bill do nieprzytomnoSci nieszcze-
sliwego.
Niektorzy widzowie stwierdza-
ia re kilku murzynow rowniez
zosta}o niebezpiecznic pokaleczo
nych; tych towarzysze odnieSli
w stanie nieprzytomnym do po-
bliskich mieszkah. Motorowy
prawdopodobnie umrze.
MEKSYKANIE MORDUJA
vienna AMERYKAN-
SKIEGO.
Washington, 26 marca. - De-
parliament Stanu otrzymai a
wiadomienie, re z~naleziono zwlo-
XII o. Wallase'a, obywatela anne
rykaiskiego, uwiezionego kilka-
naScic dni temu przez bandytow
meksykanskich, niedaleko mfey
scowosci Progreso, W Coahuila.
Wladzc micjskie twierdza, re
Wallace zostaf zamordowany.
Jak wiadomo, niedawno temu a