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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-02-22

I Ted Roberts of Juliaetta left Wed.
nesday night for Tennessee, where he
will pursue his studies the coming
year. 1t is hoped all success will fol-
low him, as a cleaner or bri ghter
young pan has never left our neigh
boring town.
Al the Moscow Poultry show, the
prize of a years subscription of the
Gazette was secured by S. H. Tritt
for the best White Leghorn pullet.
and we with pleasure place MIN upon
u list.
White Goods Sale at Beckwith's-
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday OF
next week,
Rev. baltimore, after assisting in
toe services in the Presbyterian
C ,urch the fist of the week returned
Wednesday to his Lewiston home,
leaving a strong impression as a cul,
tured gentleman, a strong christian
man and an able orator.
Miss Alexander, sister Of Mrs. Fred
S. Beckwith is visiting here for a few
days.
Edw. Atchison, prep at the Univer,
sity, is home for a few days.
This is your opportunity-all sorts
Of reductions at Beckwith's White
Goods Sale on the 25th, goth, 9th.
Dr.. Shontz made a brief visit 10 the
Gate City on business this week.
U. S. G. Evans. of the Potlatch
Land Co. was up in the Clearwater
Country this week on business.
Fred S. Beckwith and wife we're
SiSltoto ~ LeWlStOu tulS week.
The R. B. Hines photo gallery
has just been treated to q coat of
paint and paper.
Agent Maggie has made several
small changes in tina depot interior
looking toward a larger working
space.
Fred Veatch and +. N. Brown of
Moscow were visitors in our town
between trains Tuesday morning.
Mrs. M. L. Champlain Of Chicago,
ILL.,, will favor the congregation Of the
Presbyterian Church with a solo Sun.
day evening Mrs. Champlain is visit.
Jag with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lauterbach, on her way to Aus.
tralia where she will take charge. Of. a
'aArge kindergarten School.
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Cattle for: Sale.

utoA'bhAeh.o af cattle for sale. Cali
aNxl<h94s4Ne.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-10

novls 2sdecs 10 l7Ais 50
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-10

AN ORDINANCE providing for the semi
monthly payment of the salaries OF officers,
members and employees Of the Police Depart
ment OF the city of Newark.
BE IL ordained by the Common Council of
the city OF Newark as follows:
Section l. That the officers, members and
employees of the Police Department Of the
city OF Newark shall be paid seml-monthly,
but i'm the manner provided for in section Il
of the revised ordinances OF the city OF New
ark, and the procedure therein provided for
shall be and remain In full force and effect
except that a warrant shall be drawn for the
amount Of the semi-monthly pay roll. and
checks shall be drawn for the amount due
each Of the officers. members and employees
of the Police Department as per itemized ac-
count or semi-monthly pay roll submitted by
said department..
1t being the intent of this ordinance that
the officers, members and employees Of the
Police Department shall be paid seml-monthly
instead Of monthly, as at present, but that in
other respects the method Of payment shall be
and remain as provided IN section II Of said
revised ordinances.
Section 2. And pe II ordained, that this ordi-
nance shall take effect Immediately.
The foregoing ordinance was presented In
Common Council on Friday evening, Deem
Der 6, 1907, vas read twice under suspension
of the rules and duly ordered to a third read
ing.
CITY Clerk.
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o1TY ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE.
Notice IL hereby given - all parties utter
ested that the certificates of assessment OF the
whole amount of the costs and expenses OF
constructing sewers In
CLIFTON AVENUE,
GARDEN STREE
GERMAN STREET,
MALVERN STREET
MoNTCLAIR AVENUE
MURRAY TREET
have been delivered to the according 20 law
said assessments comprise all the lots, tracts
and parcels Of land and real estate lying on
both sides Of
CLIFTON AVENUE.
from Verona avenue to Montciair avenue; on
GARDEN STREET. ~
from New Jersey Railroad avenue TO McWhor-
ter street: on both sides OF
GERMAN STREET.
from South Tenth street to South Eleventh
street: on both sides OF 1852.
MALVERN STREET
from Jefferson street to a point about 700 fest
west of the westerly line of Jefferson street;
on both sides OF
MoNTcLAIR AVENUE,
from Woodside avenue TO Mount Prospe1
avenue; on both sides OF
MURRAY STREET,
from Avenue C to Goble street.
The owners of land and real estate assessed
in said certificates OF assessment are hereby
required 20 pay the amount so assessed upon
them. and each OF them respectively to me at
my Office. No. 5 City Hall. on or before
January Is, 1908.
Newark, N. j.. December 9. 1907.
j.. H. BACHELLER.
dece-5t Comptroller,
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TROLLEY CO.RRAlSED
CLINTON HILL IS PLEASED
WITH SERVICE.
At Meeting Of improvement Association
Toss Bouquets, One at Commits
sioner Book.

1t is seldom that a corporation Is the
object of public praise. but this Is what
happened at a meeting Of the Clinton Hill
Improvement Association list night, Wien
the North Jersey Street Railway Company
was complimented. The subject under dis
custom by the Improvement members was
the Clinton avenue car service, and the
members of the association thought that
the improvement in this line was such rs
10 call forth praise. Frank j. Book. OF
the Board Of Works. was also coinpli-
] mented for the interest he has taken IN
behalf OF the Clinton Hill neonIe.
I Julius Koch, chairman of the trolley
committee. reported that he had seen a
number of the trolley officials and had
been assured that the good service would
be maintained and that the cars would be
heated aud kept in proper sanitary order.
The discussion Of the trolley question
brought about the discussion of the grasle
crossing of the West Newark branch OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad at Clinton and
Peshine avenues, and a resolution was Of
fered that the company be requested 10
have a man at the crossing to turn the
derailing switch so as TO allow the cars
pass over the tracks. The chairman ~
the committee pointed out that this would
be defeating the motive for which the de-
railing switches were installed, that OF
having the motormen bring their cars TO q
standstill Until the conductor Cos cd
the tracks and swung over the switch,
obviating the possibility Of an accident ~
collision.
The members were unanimous in their
decision that the grade crossing should
be abolished and the tracks either de-
pressed or elevated. That a grade crossing
should exist on one OF the main thorough
fares of the city was a shame was the
expressed opinion, and action will oe
taken in tho near future TO bring the
matter TO the attention OF tie Legislature.
The rivalry between the commuters or
the Clinton Fill section and those from
above the city line or Irvingtpn, was
brought out in a l~aughable manner when
an ineautious member stated that the
compan refused to give transfers to con-
tinue further on the line to passengers
on cars running to the city line only, ana
was gently informed that Ii the transfers
were given the Irvingtoniars would crowd
into the city line cars and make life un-
bearable for the Clinton Hill residents,
where at the present they ave to wait
for a through car at the rush hours or
pay an extra fare from Eighteenth street.
This the professor was Informed WIS
brought about at a great expense OF time
and labor on the part of a committee OF
the organization, and the member sat
down.
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sss7 John shiperson 1913 HaIsted st
sssl william 5 FalTehlld. = ss.iss rel,
Geo, vt f0Td :, plk 2s lots ss-lI,a 81 s.
ford ST blk 2Ns lots 15-14............ Q 81
ford It biz 23 lots is-s;. IS
e694 Est John Lindsey, y 15e-152 Tel
ford st blk 203 lots s-7.....~...a.. &
ses5 Est John Lindsey, y ! 147-iS7 Teifcrd
sses VIM : F ! ' i iii7.is5 Tsiford
sss7 William s FaigehIid: : j 1850 Tel !,
ssss Est F ] o,Neii, ' / 81 Teiford st blk
s7Os Mary sgr iS MoE;ntce. ' 10 Palm st blk
s7is Peter KeIiy. Y 4s.is Palm st blk
s71s Es ~ ,t lG5S g Lindsey. Y IA Palm st
blk 1919 lot 14s. S
s719 Est John Lindsey. Y l rear $50 Palm
st blk 1879 lot i51...-....-....... 1 I
$40 Est John Lindsey, v 1s7-145 Palm
ST blk 1879 lots 3 4
s7a Charles Goidengay. Y ] 81 Palm st
e7s5 Elizabeth King, ' i Is Palm st blk
s74s Bridget R robin, ' / SIS Sanford az
s7sl Michael Ct J : Gausiren. y S2i-5ss San.
ford av blk ITO lots l1-l2-:....,.. u
$3.50 Charles Fay, y ! 3i6 Sanford av blk
1893 lot 5
1854 Est j Lindsey, V rear 296 Sanford
s5ss Be eE U,a Ia Land DO and Improvement CO,
v i 81 Marion av blk ls7 lot 2O...... 8 4
: 676s George B Spencer, Y | IS Marion av
blk-'1s7 lot 81
blk 1856 lots 4s-t1....,.--...-.... 6
s77s Rachel sSa Peyis' y al $50 Kenmore av a /,
s77s Augusta II volk, y i $50 Kenmore
Az blk 1856 lots s-s..~".;r;9~m; 7s
6so1 W staatz. Y ! 80 Finlay pl blk 1911
ssOs Charles lawson. ' lO-is Lanark
av blk 1s1 lot 7...-...""v 81
$50 Owner unknown. acreage plots blk
12S 80
6s2e Rose Loehli, Y | rear Ballard av blk
1o lots 1-2.......",..... !
1886 Harriet Il Carer, :. ! Geneva st Dix
126a ln- l I
1856 ID Muilholand. Y | 25-4I Ivy st blk
$50 lott BIS. D :
6S5S Andrew Wooe, ' ] 1912 Silver ST blk
$751; Margaret . Smith, v / $3.50 Mead st
blk -10S lots PIE. 3
6s62 Jennie f Hoagland. Y | s9-lol Mead
st blk 10S lots -2S.............. 3 1
ssss Jacob Hole, | sO-se Mead st blk
lT LOIS 5-16. 8
6s67 Maria J Harth, v ] Florence pl blk
l2S lots B
$3.50 F Herbert Deer. Y ] 12-l4 Hazeiwood
6s7s Jacob Kaiser. q | 1850 Hichelieu ter
race blk 1s lots 1926 ............:. 50
IFS let 81 40
$3.50 Charles orben, h IS Dover 81 blk
IFS lot "a 43
$3.50 Charles orben, h l 81 Dover st blk
ssss Charles orben, h j IS Dover st blk
17S lot 90 As
1884 Owner unknown V ! rear IL Montross
st blk 17S lot ?
6sss Alexander Guigues. v / ss-s7 Montrose
st blk 179 lots 1925 .........+....... 3 :
$500 Mary + Kelly, v | Ocean ay blk 10S
lots so-is .
Comptroller.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Goldstein;
BY virtue Of an order OF the Court Of Chan
Gerry of New Jersey. made on the seventh day
OF November, one thousand nine hundred and
seven, in a cause wherein Jacob H.. Goldstein
Is petitioner and you are defendant, you are
required to appear. plead, answer or demur to
the petition Of the sail petitioner on or before
eighth day OF January next. or that in default
thereof the said petition will be taken as con-
fessed aea.nJt you.
Thu said petition Is filed against You for a
divorce from the bonds OF matrimony.
KALISCH.
Solicitor for Petitioner,
73s Broad street,
nov17. 10. zslecs. 1o(s5. 4O Newark. N. }.
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AN ORDINANCE TO TRANSFER MONEY
Be II ordained by the Mayor and Common
Council Of the city Of Newark as follows:
Section !. That the Auditor OF Accounts be
and he is hereby instructed to transfer on the
books OF the city the sum Of twenty-five thou
sand dollars CSzS. 00O from the Eighth Ward
Engine House Forest Hill Engine House) ac-
count to an account to be known as Twelfth
Ward Truck House account.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect
Immediately.
The foregoing ordinance was presented in
Common Council on Friday evening. December
6, 1907. was read twice under suspension of
the rules and duly ordered to a third reading.
JAMES F. CONNOLLY.
CITY Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN cHANcBRY OF NEW JERsEY-Between
Hughson & Burchett CO., defendant. Order
to limit creditors.
Upon opening this matter to the court BY
Frank Benjamin Of counsel with the copt-
day OF December, nineteen hundred and seven,
ordered, that the creditors OF the said Hughson
& Burohett Company do present to the re-
ceiver appointed In this cause and proved be-
wise as the said receiver shall direct to the
satisfaction OF the said receiver, their claims
and demands against the said corporation
within two Jnths Of the date Of this order,
or that they be excluded from the benefit Of
such DIVIDENDS as may thereafter be made
and declaI ed by this court upon the proceeds
OF the effects of said corporation, and for the
better ascertaining the creditors Of said COR
poration and what Is due to them, reepec-
lively, the said creditors are to be examined
as the said receiver shall direct or may deem
necessary and expedient, and produce books
and papers before him. on oath or Affirmation
which oath or Affirmation the said receiver IS
hereby authorized TO administer. as we'll as
to examine, under oath or affirmation, all
such witnesses as shall be produced before
him touching the demands of said creditors.
And it Is further ordered that the said re-
celver do cause proper advertisements to be
published In at least two newspapers published
in this State, or such other direction as the
Chancellor shall deem proper and advisable, for
the creditors OF said corporation to come
in before him and prove their claims ana de-
mands, as In this order is directed; and that
such publication be made within I'VE days
from the date hereof. and be continued IN
such papers as aforesaid for the space OF one
month. And 1t Is further ordered, that said
receive. also mail a notice OF this order to
the postofhce address, Of each OF the said
creditors. If the same can be ascertsined.
Respectfully advised.
d.oa N ~ d n o1A 7o " q.
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d.cs. 10. II. "a, s1e14.70 Y. c.
m cHANcERY OF NEW JERsEr-ro

IN cHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY-To
Joseph Roy Bertholf, defendant:
BY virtue Of an order Of the Court Of Chan
Gerry OF New Jersey. made on the day Of the
date hereof. wherein Cora May Belle Bsrtholr
required to appear and answer the petitioners
petition or Or before the ninth day or Janu-
airy next or In default such decree Will ce
taken, against you as the Chancellor shall
think equitable and iust.
The said petition is hled by Cora May Belle
Bertholf praying divorce from you from the
bonds Of m%atrimony on the ground Of de-
sertion.
FRANK KOCH.
Solicitor of Petitioner.
las Midland avenue.
Arlington. N. J
IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between Cora May Belle Bertholf, petitioner.
and Joseph Roy Berthoif,. defendant, On petit
ton. Order for publication.
The petitioner having hled her petition IN
having been ISSUED and returned according to
law
that the defendant resides out OF the State
OF New Jersey, and that process could not
be served upon him.
thousand nine hundred and seven. on motion
OF Frank Koch, solicitor OF the petitioner,
ordered that the said absent defendant do APP
pear and answer to the petitioners petition
or that in default thereof. such decree be
" aoain.t him as ire Chancellor shall
think equitable and just. And 1t further
ordered that the notice Of this order prescribed
by law and the rules OF this court shall, With
in twenty days hereafter. be served personally
ON the said absent defendant by a delivery Of
a copy thereof 20 him, or be published within
the said twenty days In the Evening STAR
a newspaper printed at Newark, in this State.
and continued therein fo- four weeks sue
cessiveiy, at least once in every week. and
IN case Of such publication that a copy thereof
be also mailed within the same time % the
said absent defendant, directed to his present
postoffice address. II the same can be ascet-
tanned upon due Inquiry within the said
twen.v days, in the manner prescribed BY
law and the rules OF this court
". j.. MAGF
Chancellor.
4 fru3 copy.
vivian NJ. Lewis,
. Clerk. noylss 26dec3, 10 3Ni sd
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4 fru, copy.
Vivian NJ Lewis
Clerk
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av blk 1858 lot
55s2 Mary H Huber, V ISL Ridegwood
av blk 1882 lot s....-.,..,.....
1888 Mary H Huber, h / 1863 R~ldgewood
$685. Elizabeth Boyer. h / 81 Jelin av
blk 2eS3 lot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I
b5Ss Christina Buehler. h l 225 Jel.t av
65ss Mary E Scarlet. h l 2sl Jelin av
blk 1858 lot
5604 Helen b Rummell. n l 265 Peshine
av blk 2Toe lot Heterogeneous.
561i George Lew, v | 131-i29 Peshine av
blk 1861 lots Observation-Disclosures.
5e2s North Jersey Loan Assn. ' ! rear
6o2-66 Hunterdon st blk 1883 lot SO.
662s PaEquaio Lavrielio, V | 78 Hunter
don st blk 270B lot B...............
562s Louis J Reme1e ct al, v ! 766-770
Hnnterdon 81 blk z71S lot 43.........
$3.50 Twentieth Century Id and Imp Co,
I 7rt7E. Hunterdon 81 blk 21ls..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-10-04

bojke, w ktorej zostal okrutnie
zamordowany sztyletami.
New Orleans, La, 4 pazdzier-
nika. = w jeziorze Pontchartrain
znaleziono onegdaj zwloki nieja-
kiego Clark'a Steen'a, ktory cd
pewnego czasu przepadi bez VIE
Sci. Byi on sekretarzem w tutej-
szej komisyi portowej. Jak sic re
znalezionego przy MIN listu do
wiaduja popelnil on samoboJ-
stWo.
Oklahoma City, Okla, 4 paz-
dziernika. = Wedle doniesien te-
legraficznych orkan wyrzadzii O.
negdaj wielkie szkody we wiosce
Poarch W powiecie Roger Hills,
blisko Texas. Z ludzi Mkt
ME zginai, natomiast prawie kaz-
dy dom zostai uszkodzony.
Springfield, Ill, 4 pazdziernika.
= Skarbnik stanowy Smulski
przekazal dzisiaj kasie pahstwo-
wei kwote $3O,O27.9O procentow,
ktore "a ubiegly kwartal zostaly
zlozone w bankach. Smulski prze-
kazal Stanowi juz "a 8 ubiegle
kwarta}y sumo $7O,OO9.944.
Deenport, Ja., 4 pazdziernika.-
I'D. Martin Charlottesville, Ja.,
ME chciai wczoraj zlozyc ,przysie-
gi w sadzie zwiazkowym, moty-
wujac swa odmowe w tym kle-
runku tenn, IL nalezy on do sto-
warzyszenia religijnego, ktore
prowadzi walke alkoholizmem,
a dop6ki Rad zwiazkowy wydaje
zezwolenia ma wyrob goracych
napojow, on ME uznaje ami rza-
du ami jego urzednikow. Sad je-
dnak ME ukaral smialka "a obraze
wladzy, lecz owszem zwolnl go
wedle jego wolf Cd zlozenia przy-
siegi.
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,,Zwiazek wszechniemiecki

,,Zwiazek wszechniemiecki
zadowoleniem stwierdza, re jego
postulaty daznosci znalazly zro-
zumienie poparcie w szerokich
kolach niemieckich i re takze Rad
pruski obecnie je podziela i po-
piera przekonawszy sic o koniecz
nosci wywlaszczenia Polakow.
Tenn bardziej ubolewac nalezy,
re odpowiednia ustwa ME jest
jeszcze wypracowana i ze, o lie
wnosic MONA z glosow prasy
polurzedowej, w tel jesieni sci
mowi pruskiemu jeszcze pred
stawiona ME bedzie. Wobec te-
60 Zwiazek VIOLA do koi rzadza-
cych: .periculum in mora" gdyz
zwlekanie p ta sprawa moze wy
rzadzic niemczyznie nieobliczal-
na szkode."
Wszystkie powyzsze rezolucye
podajemy jedynie wstreszczeniu,
opuszczajac tyrady pelne niena-
wisci, obludy, hipokryzyi i fa1-
Sow powtarzajace sci zreszta w
kazdej niemal enuncyacyi wszech-
niemcow hakaty.
Po zalatwieniu jeszcze kilku
spraw, mp. alzacko-lotarynskieJ
-wiec zamknieto.
Blizsze komentarze zbyteczne !
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Telegramy krajoWe.

New York, 4 pazdziernika. -
Claude H. Perry, stacyonowany
w forcie Hamiltona, Brooklyn,
zastrzelil ubieg}ej nocy swoja
ma1zonke a p6zniej popelnil sa-
mobojstwo. Perry dopuscil sic
tego czynu dlatego podobno, IL
zosta1 w ostatnich dniach pre-
niesiony ma inne stanowisko,
wskutek czego obawial sic rozla-
czenia ze swoja zona.
New York, 4 pazdziernika. -
Niedawno zmariy tutaj milioner
D. Willis James porobil z Milo
ma dolar6w zapisy po $4,000 dla
nastepujacych zakladow: Zwiaz-
kowemu seminaryum teologiczne-
mu, uniwersytetowi kohrmbijskie-
mu w Yale, Kollegium Amherst,
Uni producentow miedzi, iowa
rzystwt1 opieki mad dzie6mi w N.
Yorku, Amerykahskiemu iowa
rzystwu misyj zagranicznych, In
stytutowi Hampton, katedrze sw.
Jana i szpitalowi prezbyteryah-
skiemu w New Yorku.
Lancaster, Pa, 4 pazdziernika.
= w tutejszem wiezieniu powie-
szono wczoraj czterech Wlochow,
kt6rzy dokonali morderstwa ma
osobie swego rodaka Platona Al
bamase. Jeszcze w sierpniu 1906
roku udali sic oni do pewnego
mieszkania W poblila miasteczka
Cape, Pa, gdzie spalo Is Wlo-
chow. Z tewolwerami w reku
zmusili bandyci znienacka zasko-
czonych do wydania pieniedzy,
jake kt6ry przy sobie posiadal.
Jedynie Albamase wzbranial sic
wydac swa gotowke W kwocie
$50, a nawet zaczal bandytarni
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rule bialego woiu. Nastepnie
zwiedzi sultan te Geese miasta Ra-
bat, ktora nazywaja ,,miastem
Swietem" dokad zaden cudzo-
ziemiec ME ma przystepu.
Donosza tutaj, re Iudzie Mulej
Hafiza ujeli gutbernatora Mazaga-
nu skutego do miasta Marokka
przywiedli.
Berlin, 4 pazdziernika. : Via
domost o zapowiedzianej wypra-
wi amerykanskiej eskadry wo-
jennej ma Ocean Spokojny ME wy
woiala w tutejszych kolach rzado-
wych zadnych obaw wogole ME
uwaza sic tel wyprawy "a de-
monstracye przeciw Japonii.
Sadza powszechaie, ze miedzy
Japonia a Stanami Zjednoczone-
mi ME przyjdzie tax jredko do "a
targu, ktoryby mogi bye rozstrzy-
gniety jedynie przy pomocy silly
wojennej. Nadto Japonia po zna-
nych zajsciach we Vancouver
stara sic o podtrzymanie przyjaz-
nych stosunkow re Stanami lie
dnoczonymi,
Wieden, 4 pazdziernika. =
Strajk funkcyonaryuszy ma au-
stryackich kolejach, ktory rozpo-
czeto 1 pazdziernika, bm., W celu
podwyzszenia p}acy, rozszerza
sic coraz bardziej, wskutek czego
pociagi osobowe ulegaja ciagle
wielkiemu spoznianiu sic nawet
przewoz towarowy ma niektorych
liniach zupelnle ustaI. Do straI-
kujacych przylaczaja sic take
robotnicy, "a trudnieni w warszta-
tach kolejowych.a Mimo znacz-
nych koncesyj, jake juz w}adze
poczynily, strajk ME ustaje.
Funkcyonaryuszom ME chodzi
wlasciwie o przeprowadzenie
strajku, lecz wykonywanie t.
wv. biernego opdru, ktory polega
ma wypelnianiu najdrobniejszych
przepisow sluzbowych ze zbytnia
nader Scisla powolnoScia, czego
sic w normalnych warunkaoh nj
gdy ME robi. Wobec takiej for
my walki, wladze So wprost bez-
radne, gdyz funkcyonaryusze po-
wo}uja sic ustawicznie w swych
czynnoSciach ma regulamin, ktory
istotnie tax opiewa, lecz stosowa-
ME jego W najdrobniejszych szcze
golach przy szybkim ruchu kole-
iowym funkcye opoznia niemozli-
vie.
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kronika Chicagoska
Dziecie cuden ocalone.

Dziecie cudem ocalone.
4 letni chlopczyk Ruby Damon,
AGO State str. cudem prawdziwym
uszed1 smierci wczoraj rano, kiedy
bawi} sic ma ulicy, biegajac po
torach tramwajowych. Nagle chic
piec ME widzac zblizajacego sic
tramwaju, wbieg} ma tor, kt6rym
nadjezdaa1 wfasnie szybko pedzacy
wagon. Ia p6zno jui byfo i kon-
duktor ME m6gl powstrzymat roz-
pedzonego wozu, kt6ry tez z cala
sila wpadf ma dzieciaka i odrzucii
go ogromnym rozmachem daleko
ma box. Zdawa}o sic, re ch}opiec,
iesli ME zostal zabity cd straszli7
wego uderzenia przedniej czeSci
tramwaju, to musia}by sic by} zabic
padaiac taxa si}a ma bruk; tym-
czasem dziecku faktycznie ME sta
10 sic mic, opr6cz nieznacznego po-
drapania sporego sihca, kt6rego
sic, padajac, nabawi}. Po chwil-
ce chsopak porwa} sic ma nogi i z
bekiem pobiegi do domu, by sic
mamie ma niegrzeczny tramwaj po-
skarzy6...
Zderzenie sic pociag6w.
W poblizu ul. 93ej W So. Chica-
go wydarzyio sic wczoraj godz.
4tej mad ranem zderzenie dwu po-
ciag6w towarowych, przy kt6rem
5 os6b odnioslo bolesne poranienia.
z powodu silnego deszczu, jakl
strumieniami pada} prawie przez
noe Gala, oraz -bezustannych, oslo
piajacych b}yskawic, maszynista
iednego pociagu ME dojrzaf sygna-
low, ostrzegajacych, ze drugi po-
ciag ma tym samym stoi torze VIE
chal nan z Gala si1a. Posiag pier
wszy naleaal do linii Baltimore d
Ohio, pociag 2gi-stojacy do linii
Rock Island. Lokomotywa pier
wszego pociagu Wjechaia ma tylne
wozy drugiego takim rozpedem,
re kilka wagon6w jego zosta4o kom-
pletnie zgruchotanych kilkana-
scie SLIME uszkodzonych. 5ciu
funkcyonaryuszy obu pociag6w
odnioslo bolesne rany, ale zyciu ieh
ME grozi niebezpieczenstwo. Wszy-
stkich odstawiono do szpitala.