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CAME TO AGREEMENT.

Anton Mehl, Henry Volhard and John
Treu, composing the board of asylum
trustees, after meeting each day for
several days, finally, on Saturday, came
to an agreement as to a successor to the
late John b. Thomas as superintendent
of the county insane asylum. The SEES
sions were held behind closed doors and
the public was not conversant with what
was going on or what support each can
didate received. There were several
local candidates and two from outside,
the latter being DIR. David Thomas of
Milwaukee, brother of the late superin
tendent, and John Fable, of WauwatOsa,
the latter being steward of the Miiwau-
kee county hospital for insane. On
Saturday Mr.. Fable appeared here and
was introduced to the board.
When the board went into secret ses-
sion again in the afternoon the men,
bers agreed to offer the position to Mr..
Fable. The latter hesitated about ac-
cepting, for several reasons. He did
not understand before coming here that
there were local candidates further,
the salary was not acceptable.
The trustees raised the salary to 81 $50
per year and Mr.. Fable accepted. A
paper signed by every employee of the
asylum was presented to the board,
asking that Miss Thomas be retained
as matron. In asking Mr.. Fable to
accept, the board made it conditional
that Miss Thomas be retained, to which
he readily and gladly agreed.
Mr.. Fable has had considerable ex-
perience in handling insane and. be-
sides, is practical farmer. He will be-
gin his duties Nov. 1st.
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KILLED BY DYNAMITE.
A Town of Texas Farmer Attempts
to Blow Out Stump and Loses
His Life.

Julius GEM, farmer residing about
mile north of the city limits and
half a mile east of the Merrill road, was
instantly killed Wednesday afternoon
while blowing out a pine stump with
dynamite After placing the dynamite
under the stump he ran over to the line
fence between his land and the farm OF
III. Gaulke and warned the latter. who
was blowing in the field, to watch his
horses that they might not take fright
when the explosion occurred. He told
Mr.. Gaulke that he. put half stick OF
the explosive under the stump and still
had half stick in his pocket.
The two men talked for a time and
then Mr.. Gaulke resumed us blowing
As he started off Mr.. GEM remarked
that he thought the fuse had failed to
explode the dynamite and he thought
he would go over and investigate. His
neighbor advised him to wait for fifteen
minutes.
A short time later Mr.. Gaulke heard
an explosion and turning around saw
dirt and splinters shooting upwards.
Following the explosion Mr.. GEM did
not appear and Mr.. Ganlke's boy, who
was assisting his father went over to
see what had become of him. When he
arrived at the stump a terrible sight
met his gaze. MIR. GEM was lying on
his back. near by, dead. The top of his
head was blown off, his eyes were
blown out of their sockets, his face was
filled with sand and splinters, his right
arm and nearly every rib on the right
side of his body was broken. The man
perhaps never breathed after the ex-
plosion occurred.
The coroner was at once notified and
after learning of the circumstances and
viewing the surroundings, decided that
an inquest was unnecessary and the
body was turned over to an undertaken.
Deceased owned a large farm and
was prosperous and well liked by all
his neighbors. He is survived by his
wife and several children.
The funeral was held from st.
Stephens church, this city, Monday
afternoon, the Rev. +. Werhahn con-
Quoting the services of same.
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SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

GLASS ; GLASS GLASS all sizes
at Callies.
Night school in the Wausau Business
college opens Monday. September 80.
The Hull Presbyterian mission Sun
day school will conduct harvest home
festival next Sunday
DIR. Turbin. the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, October "a.
Rev. Frank A. Pease, formerly pastor
of the Nj. +. church of this city, was
given the Oshkosh church at the late M
f. conference
Several fiocks of wild geese passed
over our city on Sunday afternoon. OF
course, according to an old saying, cold
weather is in their wake
Otto Zillmer has resigned as chair
man of the town of RingIe and will
move to Wauwatosa. He las been sue
ceeded by Theobald Schaeffer.
The club house roof was covered with
mixture of tar the past week. The
improvements on the house are expected
to be complete 4 in few weeks.
Sunday, Oct. 9th, was the anniversary
of the first landing of German immi-
grants in this country. The day was
observed in many places throughout the
country.
The Senior G. f socie ~ installed its
newly elected officers at its meeting
Sunday evening. Last night the society
held a business meeting at the home of
Miss Alta Colby.
Owing to changes to be made on our
second floor in our moulding depart
ment, we will sell room and picture
mouldings very cheap for short time,
to save labor of moving them.-O. G.
Callies.
The Presbyterian annual harvest
home festival will be held on Sunday,
Oct. 20. The speaker of the day will
be Rev. Philip Matzinger, of Chicago,
who will illustrate two of his addresses
with crayon drawings.
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Y. M. C. A. NOTES.

The work in the gym is in full swing
again for another season, and Business
Mems class and Seniors have been the
best attended so far. The Junior class
es have not got started as yet, owing to
the fine weather and football keeping
the boys outdoors.
A class of instruction in public school
hygiene and calesthenics will be organ
lied this week by the physical director,
for all the school teachers Of the grade
schools.
just as soon as enough names can be
secured in the Business Mems and
Senior classes, an indoor baseball
league viii be organized, of four teams.
The Junior class baseball leagues will
be organized the end of this month
The physical director is kept busy be-
fore and after classes giving physical
examinations to the members, but there
has only been small percentage OF the
members who have taken this examina-
ton so far. and this is an important
thing for all, especially the heart and
lung test. Make your date as soon as
possible.
1.-THE association has .aade arrange
ments to have the following speakers
here during the month to address the
mems meeting Sunday afternoons:
Oct. l3-Rev. f. N. Walker, of
California.
Oct. M-Principal c. c. Parlin-
Oct. 27-U. s. Senator Clapp, OF
Minnesota
Other speakers win be engaged for
the month of November.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-10-08

Competent teachers at the nigh
school in the Wausau Business college
A phone or postal order for glass
will do as well as if you called person
ally. Expert glazers. -Callies.
VIM Oestreich of the town OF Eau
Pleine, brought wild cat to the city
yesterday and collected bounty on It,
Quite a number of the students Of
the high school gave a dancing party
in Castle hall on Saturday, in honor OF
the Amigo foot ball team.
The mems league of the Presbyterian
church will give complimentary ban
ouet 10 the brotherhood of st. Paul, oil
the M. f. church on the evening of Oct.
9lst.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M. G.
A. will hold rummage sale the last
week of October Parties having any
thing to contribute will please notify
Mrs. z. S. Gilbert.
A son was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Edgar Mr.. Edgar is son
of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Edgar of Char
louisville, N c.. formerly of Wausau,
and is now living in Illinois.
One price to all, square deal with
everybody is what has built up the rep
utation of Seim Bros. No shoddy goods,
no fire or bankruptcy sales, but every
thing done open and above board.
The ladies of the Universalist society
will open rummage sale in the build
ing on Jefferson street, back of Mont
gomery's hardware store, commencing
on Tuesday, the 18th day of October,
and continuing throughout the week.
st. Elizabeth's Aid society will hold a
rummage sale in the building on the
corner of Fourth and Washington
streets, next to Paul Gappa's store.
Sale commences Thursday morning,
Oct 10, and will continue the remain
der of the week.
Neal Brown and Atty. Rosenberg,
OF Wausau, went through Colby last
Sunday with Mr.. Browns automobile,
on a prairie chicken expedition. Atty.
Brown had more camp luggage piled
on the auto than four OK team could
haul--Colby correspondent, Unity
Register.
The Wausau Street Railroad Co. is
extending its line northward. A crew
has been at work for several days and
track laying has begun. The line will
be built as far as Mrs Peter Schmitz'
corner this fall and perhaps fugther
Material has been hauled and placed
along the route.
Father L. j Vaughan opened the M.
E. Mems league entertainment. course
last night by speaking on The Power
of Love" AS usual he pleased every
one of the many who heard him. To
night he speaks upon topic pertain
ing to the stage and no doubt will have
another large audience.
Fire destroyed grain elevator in
Sparta Friday afternoon, which was
under lease to the Ii. 4. McEachron
Co., of Wausau The fire is supposed
to have been caused by sparks from
passing locomotive, and the stock of
grain and feed is a total loss. Local
of the company say
there is enough insurance on the stock
to cover the loss.
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FIRE INSURANCE.

Kretlow & Lamont wish to announce
that they are prepared TO write fire
insurance in approved stock companies
at reasonable rates. They also place
plate glass and boiler irsarance and
surety bonds. First National Bank
building. Phone 1888. fsO-tf
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE.

Frank III. Leonard, G. s. B., of Brook
Ign, N. Y, will deliver lecture on
Christian Science at the opera house in
this city, next Friday evening, Oct. IL.
commencing at S:l5 O'Clock.
Mr.. Leonard was born OF Puritan an
cestry, and was student at the Boston
Latin scbcoi until i'll health made it inn
perative that study be stopped. He
was healed by Christian Science in
1886, became interested in the religion
of Christian Science in 1897, and studied
at the Massachusetts Metaphysical col
lege in Boston, Mass, in 1900. He was
a member of the Board of Missionaries
of the First Church of Christ, Scientist,
in Boston, Mass, for one year, and was
appointed on the Board of Lectureship
of that church in 1904, position which
he has held ever since. As man of
business he has been vice presiden. and
secretary of the Stony Greek Coal and
Coke Co. of Pennsylvania.
Mr. Leonard comes highly recommend
ed as an able and earnest speaker,
well qualified 10 present the subject of
Christian Science from the tand-point
of one who has been healed by its min
istry, and has since given it wears of
careful study and practice. The lee
ture viii be given under the auspices
OF First Church of Christ. Scientist of
this city, is free, and q cordial invitation
is extended to everyone to attend.
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TELEGRAM Y.

Guatemala City, 1go maia. -
Wczoraj rano wykonano zamach
morderczy ma prezydenta Estra-
da Cabrera, podczas jego pre-
jazdzki po miescie. Prezydent ME
1ostal raniony, ale towarzyszacy
mu general Orellana poniosl ciez-
ka rane i oba konie u powozu 20
staly zabite. Zamach wykonano
przy pomocy miny. w poblizu
mieisca zamachu sprawcy wyna-
ieli dom cd ktorego wygrzebali
podkop pod ulice i tam zalozyli
mine, ktora zapalili przy pomo-
cy pradu elektrycznego. Poczy-
Mono szereg aresztowan, ale do
tychczas ME stwierdzono, czy
wsrod uwiezionych znajduja sic /
sprawcy zbrodniczego zamachu.
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a6zne notatki telegrafICzna

- Donosza z Cheyenne, Woyy re W
miejscowosci Trapper Creek niezna-
nj bandyci napadli ma koczowniczy O.
boz pewnego pasterza owiec, zwiaza.
Ii 60 spalili jego namioty, poiamali
wozy sprzety, 700 sztuk owiec "a
bill przy pomocy dynamitu. Napad po-
dobny ME pierwszym juz jest W tel
miejscowosci.
W Milwaukee, Wis, panowaia
onegdaj gwaltowna sniezyca, ktora
namiotla ma miasto smietankowe tyle
sniegu, re wskutek zimna, jake przez
nastepny dzieh tam dalo sic We znaki,
Gale Milwaukee przykryte byio kozu-
szkiem ME re smietanki, lecz re snie-
gu. Zimno snieg przeszkadzaja pra-
cy ma polach | W ogrodach.
w cavington nledaIeko Memphis,
Tenn, panowai przedwczoraj silny
orkan, kt6ry W okolicy poczynii wiele
szk6d zwlaszcza w drzewostanie. Pc
orkanie nasta}y slime ulewy.
- Teleqramy odessy mad Mo-
rem Carmen donosza gwaltownych
wylewach REX Dniestru Dniepru;
powodzie poczynily juz straszliwe
szkody ma polach, a okoio 100000 lu-
dzi musialo opuscit mieszkania l
chronic sic ma mieisca dalsze wytej
polozone.
- Wskutek uchWaly kongresu, "
stanawiajacej zmniejszenie wydaw'
nictw drukarni rzadowej we Waszyng-
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w}asnej administracyi w Egipcie.
Me koniec ma tenn.
Gladstone wniosl projekt ,,ho--
me rule" dla Irlandyi upadl ma
MIN. P. Campbell-Bannermann
przygotowuje ME juz administra-
cyjnq dla Irlandyi autonomie, ale
osobny ola niej parliament W Du-
blinie, rzecz wobec historycznej,
kulturalnej i socyalnej wartosci
irlandzkiego elementu w stosun--
ku do angielskiego, dla tego osta-
tniego potworna.
A zreszta Gdyby nawet kryty-
cy lorda Crowna W Egipcie mie-
Il slusznoSc, gdyby postulat auto
nomii irlandzkiej byl przez siebie
uzasadniony, jeszcze ia Gala ak
cya rzadu jego wiekszoSci by
laby wielkim bledem. Musi sic
bowiem rozbic o jedna, glowna
wiaSciwosc angielskiego patryo-
tyzmu, o te wlaSciwose dodatnia
czy ujemna, ale W kazdem razie
nieprzezwyciezona, ktora sic
streszcza w narodowem haSle:
right or wrong - my country
Slusznie czy ME, Anglik gdzie Wi
dzi interes ojczyzny, ME dyskutu-
je ale stale do szeregu. Ta wlaSci
woSG broni Wielka Brytanie przed
trucizna socyalistycznej doktry-
ny. Ta wlaSciwoSc jednak takze
predict czy p6zniej, zwykle bar
dzo predko, koniec liberalnemu w
europejskiem znaczeniu slowa
eksperymentowaniu rzadow i
stronnictw. DzialalnoSc obecnego
gabinetu lacznie jego haskim
programem doprowadzi wiec ME
bawem do. ... rozbrojenia p.
Campbell-Bannermanna | jego
wiekszosci!
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tonic, oddalono wczoraj tel drukar'
nj 240 pracownikow.
- Przy niestafej niesprzylaJaeeI
pogodzie odbyl sic wczoraj W st. Louis
wzlot dwu aeronautow, kapitana s. D.
Chandler'a ]. G. McCoy'a. obai "a
brali do balon6w pewna liczbe golebi
pocztowych do posylania raport6w /
wielka liczbe instrument6w.
z WIlmaustad, Venezuela, do
chodza wiesci, re prezydent Castro
znowu powaznie jest chorym.
- orysinalne .podziskowane .dla
swych wyborcow urzadza " Madrycie
nowo obrany deputowany Cuertubay;
aranzuje on mianowicie ma wlasny
koszt Wake byk6w, W ktorej sam ma
jake matador wystapie. Mieso polo
zonych byk6w ma bye rozdane ubo-
GIN.
- Kr6lowa Wiktorya, spodziewaja-
ca sic jak wiadomo - kazdej chwili
rozwiazania, ma sic wciaz jeszcze zu-
pelnie dobrze, bywa W teatrze urza'
dza dalekie przeiazdzki.
q Toxic donosza, ze W kopalniaeh
wegla W poblizu Horanai zastrajkowa'
10 1000 robotnik6w, kt6rzy spalili bu,
dynh zarzadu biura kompanii. Pre-
ciwko burzycielom wystapiia policya:
obu stron wiele os6b raniono.
- w Toranto, Ont, Kanada, pozar
aniszczyl wiefki brdwar firmy Da-
Wis Berry. Co., wyrzadzajac szkode ma
$15O.OO0.
w warsztatach okretowych w ku'
roga, W Japonii, wydalono 600 robot
nik6w, skutkiem czego wybuchneiy
tam krwawe zaburzenia; roootnlcy
zniszczyli Geese zabudowail fabEycz'
nych, policya maiy oddziaf wo1sKa
ME zdolaly tenn przeszkodzic. zaza&'
no wiekszei liczby zoinierzy.
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Berlin, I maja. - Ma wczoraj-
szem posiedzeniu niemieckiego
parlamentu omawiano sprawe
konferencyi pokojowej w Haadze
MIA zwiazana kwestye rozbro-
jenia, ktore mia}oby bye gwaran-
cya trwalego pokoju. Kilku NOW
cow wyrazilo zapatrywania tego
rodzaju, IL Niemcy ME powinni
uczestniczyc W toku obrad mad
rozbrojeniem, a kanclerz ksiaze
Buelow oSwiadczyl wyraznie, IL
Niemcy ami w rozbrojenie ME
wierza, ami go ME pragna. Wo-
bee tego reprezentanci niemieccy
ma konferencyi haskell ME beda
przeszkadzac omawianiu owej
kwestyi, ale tez ME beda W MEM
zabierali gsosu, Uzasadniajac te-
go rodzaju stanowisko kanclerz
Rzeszy powiedzial, re cd czasu
Iszej konferencyi Niemcy zasta-
nawialy sig mad sprawa rozbro-
jenia, ale ME doszly do przeko-
mania, jakoby ono mialo bye gwa-
rancya i czynnikiem pokoju. o
wszem kanclerz wyraza swe "a
patrywania = rozbrojenie byloby
niepraktycznem, a najlepszem
zapewnieniem pokoju jest ciagia
gotowosc do wojny. w to VIE
RIA Niemcy ma takiej stoPle
pragna panstwo swe utrzymac.
Oczywiscie to wiele mowi9ce os-
wiadczenie kanclerza przyJetem
zostalo z wielkiem zadowole-
MEM.
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kronika MiejscoWa'
Zmiany w biurze prokuratora
niejskiego.

AA~ A~JSS'
Rzecznik korporacyjny Brun-
dage wczoraj zajal sic reorganiza-
eva biura prokuratora miejskie-'
go pod kierownictwem Georgia
H. White'a. Przyjeto 10 rezygna-
cyi, a zamianowani zostali: Vic
tor Sarner (w sadzie policyjnym
przy Chicago ave.), Henry M.
Seligman, Robert C. Busse, Frank
N. Hills, Otto L. Kolar, David
Revell, Anton T. Zeman, James
w. Breen, Sigmund S. Jonus,D.
M. Elliott A. T. Powers. Uste-
puja i'm miejsca dawni asystenci:
Vincent H. Perkins. Christopher
L. Flood, Julius Jaffe, Redmond
J. Egan, John F. Sinott, John +.
Power, James c. Doley, Michael
Koch, Bernard G. Matz j Samuel
A. F. Watkins. Take tn jedne-
90 Polaka wyrzucono, innego
Polaka ME zamianowano. 80.
w sprawie teatrzykow 3 cento-
wych.
Nareszcie policya zajmie sic re-
forma tax zwanych teatrzykow s
centowych, o ktorych polskie cza-
sopisma juz dawno rozpisywaay
sic niepochlebnie, ostrzegajac
rodzic6w, by swych dzieci ME
posylali do Mich, dopoki sic ME
przekonaja osobiscie, re ME gro
ri i'm W Mich zgorszenie. Szef po-
1icyi Shippy roznych stron otrzy
NAL wiadomosci bardzo niepochle-
bne tych teatrzykach konfe-
rowal reprezentantami sadu dla
maloletnich i z organizacya ,Chi-
cago Relief and Aid Society" W
tel sprawie.
Teatrzyki te wywieraja ma nao- /
dziez podobny wplyw demorali--
ujacy jak oslawione powiast-
XII S centowe, a W sadach dla ma
loletnich miano ma to dowody, re
miodzi chlopcy j dziewczeta tam
nieraz pierwsza znajduja sposob'
nose do zbaczania z drogi cnoty.
Sam program przedstawien zaz-
wyczaj bywa najzupeiniej niesto-
sowny dla dzieci, ktorych najwie-
cej przybywa ma ME; spiewki by
waja niemonalne hub dwuznaczne,
komedyjki dramaciki przedsta-
wiaja najrozmaitsze zbrodnie,a ME
kiedy wyszydzanie cnot i zalet, a
rugby, gesta stroj przedstawiaja-
cych zazwyczaj bywaja niestoso-
wne i gorszace. Obok tego takze
otoczenie, schodzenie sic dzieci
rozmaicie wychowanych uspo-
sobionych, zawieranie niestcsow-
n, ch znajomosci, przebywanie W
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PRZEGLAD
POuTfD MIEDzYHARODOWEL
Chicago, 1 maja 1907.

Korzystac bledow przeciwni-
ka, stara to reguia polityczna,
sformulowana ylko klasycznie
przez Macchiavella. Konstytucy-
onalizm panstw nowozytnych no
wy stworzyi dla politykow pro-
blemat: korzystanie z bledow
wlasnych. Widzimy dis mako
mitych panujacych, kt0rzy ko-
rzystajq biedow gabinetow swo-
ioh - widzimy naodwrot spryt-
nych ministr6w, korzystajacych
bled6w mniej znakomitych swych
wladc6w. Przykiadu pierwszej
tvch ewentualnoSci dotknelismy
niedawno ma tenn miejscu mowiac
o kr6lu Edwardzie VII, wyzysku-
jqcym przeciw siostrzehcowi W
Berlinie Smieszny doktryneryzm
p. Campbell Bannermanna w
bwestyi ograniczenia zbrojen. .Bo
jak jest pewne, re krol angielski
wniosku swego gabinetu ME bic
RE ma seryo, tax ME ulega wat
pliwoSci, re angielski premier
swoja mocye bardzo ma seryo
bierze. Me trzeba zapominac, ga
binet p. Campbell-Bannermanna
ME jest rzadem whigow W angiel-
skiem, lecz rzadem liberalnym W
kontynentalnem slowa znaczeniu.
To macy, ze ME ma formuIki
dose bezsensownej, zeby jej ME
przyjal do swego programu, jesli
tylko Jest dose radykalna.
ze ograniczenie zbrojeh mo-
carstw jest formu}ka bezsensow-
na, to pewna. ze sic wraz z wiecz-
nym pokojem p. Berty Suttner
moze jeszcze utrzymywac na po-
wierzchni jake formula wszech-
$wiatowa radykalizmu, to dziw-
na. Co sic tyczy niedorzecznoSci,
tkwiacej W tym postulacie, wy
starczy moze stwierdzic, ze wiecz-
ny pok6j byiby moze latwiejszy
do urzeczywistnienia niz owo o.
graniczenie zbrojen. Oznaczenie
przez jakikolwiek TRIBUNAL ilosci
wojska lub pancernikow, ktorych
Wiochy lub Francya lub Austrya
naprawde potrzebuja dla swojej
obrony stwierdzenie bez apela
cyi, ze kazdy battalion lub torpe-
dowiec ponad to maximum jest
zbytkiem - wszystko to So po-
mysly wprost Smieszne. Mkt sic
dis w Europe z amatorstwa ME
zbroi wojen ME prowadzi kazde
pahstw vie najlepiej, jakiej po-
trzebuje armii floty, juz ich
parlamenty dbaja o to, zeby jed
nego drugiego mialy mniej, niz
potrzebuja! Wszelka wiec proba
ograniczenia autonomii mocarstw
W tym wzgledzie musialaby do
prowadzit ME do wojny, ale do
aiekohczacego sic szeregu woJen
wszystkich z wszystkimi. NaJle--
piej bez watpienia zasluguja sic
dostatecznie, a odmawiajace ro-
wnoCzeSnie udzialu w dyskusyl
mad postulatem, kt6ry moze co
najwyzej rozbroic gabnety -
swojQ naiwnoScia.
Wyrazilismy powyzej zdziwie-
ME, ze postulat ten zawsze jesz-
cze znajduje sic w programach
radykalnych. Wyznajemy, re po
wOinie rosyjsko-iapohskiej byliS-
my pewni, IL autorka Die Wat
fen nieder% skruszy swoja lutnie'
Jury" nagrody pokoiowej No
bla'n dluzszy czas zawiesi swola
dzia4alnosc dla bratu kompeten-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-05-01

takich lokalach czesto do poznsJ
nocy, wydawanie ma ME groszy
zaoszczedzonych,na pozyteczniej-
sze rzeczy przeznaczonych albo
i kradzionych, wywiera wpiyw
demoralizujacy. .Gdsieniegdzie tez
urzadzenia sanitarne i urzadzenia
bezpieczenstwa ma wypadek wy
buchu ognia lub paniki innego
powodu So niedostateczne.
Szef policyi wyznaczyi dziesie-
ciu detektywow do nadzorowa-
MIA .takich lokalow, do stalego ich
odwiedzania raportowania o sto-
sunkach w Mich panujacych ME-
zawodnie wkrotce nastapi poza-
mykanie niektorych lub zaprowa-
dzenie wielkich zmian we wick
szosci Mich. .Najwiecej takich To-
kalow jest przy Milwaukee ave-,
przy Halsted str. i przy State
str.