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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-14
HELD FOR TRIAL.

Minot JOY Riders Accused of Grand
Larceny.
Mlnot, N. D., July 14.-Dell Perkins
and George J. Goff arrested at WIZ
liston and charged with grand lar
ceny committed in taking the cleo
trio coupe Of Mrs, D. C. Robbins
from the pavilion at Spring Lake
park running it out on the road and
overturning it. considerably damag-
ing the vehicle were bound over to
the district court from Judge Muir
rays court yesterday. They waived
examination and have been released
on bonds.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-14
Mail contract Ia ZEE.

Linton, N. D., July 14.-The contract
for carrying the Bismarck Hartford
mail was let to Peter Baker, son OF
Wesley Baker, of Livona. and the line
was turned over to him July 1. A pc
tition for the establishment of the
Emmonsburg postoffice with Mrs King
as postmaster, has been forwarded to
Washington. Should the petition be
granted which Is likely--the Bismarck
line will be extended to Emmonsburg,
as 1t was formerly
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-14
Homesteader Drowned.

Bismarck, N. d.. July 14.-There was
no inquest held over the death of Peter
House, a homesteader from Kidder
county, who was drowned at Williams
lake near one of the railway camps
on the Pingree- Wilton line. He had
been at work but few days before
being drowned. The body arose two
days after 1t sank and interment was
made at the Dawson cemetery.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-14
AUTO DUMPS The
PARTY into CREEK

Dickinson, N. D., July 1A-Mr. and
Mrs. A. H. Arnett and family had a
narrow escape at Spring creek last
week. They started to cross the
stream on the newly made dam, which
proved too soft, and their auto rolled
over on its side, throwing six Of the
seven occupants into about five feet of
water. Mr.. Arnett managed to get his
wife and children out of the water, but
it was close call and had the machine
turned clear over they would all have
been drowned without doubt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-14
Peculiar Accident,

Underwood, N. D., July 14.--While
pounding posts on the w. F. Schmidt
farm near town, Fernard Klein, son Of
Ludwig Klein, met with a queer acct
dent. A post on a taut wire broke,
and, striking the axe, detected the lat
ter in such a manner that the blade
nearly cut the boys nose off and like
wise cut a cash on his forehead
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-14
MAN WITH The COW
IN GOOD SHAPE NOW

Demon, N. D., July 1.-THE value
of cows in country could be no bet
ter demonstrated than at the present
time. While the man who Is depend
ent solely on crops win have to wait
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-14
FILES SERIOUS CHARGE.
Williams County Man Will be Arrest.
ed for Rape,

Wflliston, Ns D., July 14-The ser.
ious charge of rape Is preferred
against VIM. lands, a married man
residing in the Nesson valley district,
Pearl Fell, aged only IL years, being
the states principal witness. The
arrest of Lands was brought about
when the girl told her story to a
trained nurse, Annie Bresney, Lam
dis has not been arrested yet but a
warrant has been issued for him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-14
o., S. S. E a. ny.
Excursion
Bulletin

] Every day to Sept. 80. Low Round
Trip Summer Tourist Fares to Eastern
Canada, New York and New England
Optional Routes.
During July Every Friday, low rates
by train and steamer to Detroit. To-
sledo, Cleveland and Buffalo.
July to 10. National Convention font
after July 100 of Elks. Detroit Mich.
July 30 to "a. Annual Pilgrimage 70
ste. Anne de Beaupre, Que. and re-
turn. Usual low fares.
Sept 2 to .. Eucharistic Congress,
Montreal.
Watch for announcement
o. other excursions. For
particulars apply TO A. J.
Perrin, GEM Agent, 43O
West Superior ST., Duluth,
Aainn.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-14

Bad Lands, but in some places the
walking will be all right.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-14

On Display at the Fair
Will be a combination trunk and coucn,
just patented by the Monson Trunk &
Box Co. Of Fargo. It's worth seeing.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03
BURKE AND THE UNITED STATES sENAToRsH1P.

the Seattle Republican advanced two weeks
United States Senate
junior he has and will probably continue
to be- lawyer if elected he will be only railroad
United States To dear
reader that this absolutely he at this time
attorney of record many important railroad law suits He
admitted legal Northern Railway Company
especially political affairs and in the Senate he would be
better position direct the political end of the railroads game in
State Washington than before No federal appointment
candidate took oath of allegiance
support railroad The railroad would be
completely charge of the political affairs of the State than
before and that great deal Today railroad
caqur the shouting himself hoarse for Burke
election and they advising eff you do not to vote for
Burke Jim Ashton arred with the railroad
stick
few weeks daily paper the State supporting
Burke for the Senate The Times hung because Burke had
com through but that matter being arranged the salts
faction of the Times down the line for him. The Times
will remembered has failed support the railroad cand
date for the Senate since has been owned by the Blethns the
candidates did through the railroads did, and
always the money it stood out for.
Recently lot of railroad hold of majority of
the stock of the Inland Empire Herald and that
comphed than did that paper that for Burke for
the Senate That paper today fighting against the railroad rate
bill interest of the railroad of the State
and the time is appealing the voters to send Judge
Burke to the Senate who will vote against the bill
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03
THE STATE PRESS

A call has been issued by Chair
man David T. Ham of the county
cetral committee for that body to
meet the first of June at the
court house to name a day and
date for the county convention.
This event will mark the first
contest of the campaign. The
line between regular and insurg-
ency will be drawn sharply, and
a keen struggle will undoubtedly
ensue as a part of the program
of selecting delegates to the
state convention, which is to be
held in Tacoma. Spokane
Citizen.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03
POLITICS AND THE POLITICIANS

Scratch railroad and you will up Burke bug pretty
thereafter Railroad attorneys and railroad who figure
leaders working like Dick naers for Thomas Burke for Senator
When the railroad leaders Tor 1t splendid plan Tor he
people for the other fellow An aged Negro in Louisiana had
been mportunng his old master to vote the Republican ticket 10
former turned upon him day
said Jim if all the white would your Republican
ticket then what would do Vote de Dmcrat ticket de
promptly replied When asked why he said
81 know dat when all de white folks for certain party dat
party fur de black man. The railroad situation in this
try almost parallel that cooquy If the railroad
all out for certain best for the working people to vote
for the other fellow whether they personally like him The
railroad for Judge Burke for United States Senator
If the above statement be and is then the working
had better monkey with the buzz but get and VOTE and
vote like the devil for the other fellow railroad attorney
in the Senate will instrumental passing laws
the interest of the people
Did you Judge Burke being only
poration attorney? Do think take of that kind
of business for quarter of century, fortune out OF IT,
then Congress represent the people, to the de
the corpoaons We say the drmnt of the
ton advsedy because the corporations always insist having
the lions share Of the legislation of the land They declare
legislation that passed by legislative body to be de
their interest unless them ndisputed
tunity to rob the people out of millions of dollars
The Republican party all the country all but wrecked
of of the corporations being sent to Con-
who vote matter as the hired attorneys OF those cor
poratons indeed they make fortunes of it,
the fortune that they make by doing the bidding of the railroad
magnates bagae comparison what the corporations
squeeze of the people Judge Burke will follow in the
footsteps those who have caused the foundation of the Repu
party shaken should he be elected to the Senate and
good should that he elected continue advising
counsel for the Great Northern Railroad Company.
campaign costing daily of dollars. He
able pay such because he has amassed
by representing railroads court and also because he
knows the railroads will refund him dollar he out in his
campaign There time in the history of this State when the
jingle of gold had soothing effect the senatorial situation but
time has gone Burke should enough votes for him
to think he also
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03

I'm portions of Washington these huge
which have been followed and actually made into
settlers To stump house. it is necessary only
the material from the Interior leaving enough form
suitable thickness Then roof of boards shingles
of the stump holes cut for windows and DOORS
the dwelling is practically ready for occupation number
Of these have been used by settlers what called logged
until they been enabled
dwellings, After the stump home has been vacated
stable for the sometimes into enclosure
for chickens hogs
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03

'Hell hath fury like womans scorn" again demon
raed when Vera Po pursued her former husband who had
fatty refused remarry her. shot him
Northern Libby Montana Mrs Prosser
after inducing her
marry him. and after having squandered her fortune him. he
threw like rag How of the above
hard but if be only partly true Proer got his Adven
whether later all that's coming
them It's long lane without end He that the
wind will reap the whwnd If you dig pit for your neghbor
than prababe that you yourself will fall therein
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03

James M. Ashton has entered
the senatorial race. Whether
his candidacy will hurt or help
Senator Wilson remains to be
seen. If all Pierce county rail-
lies to him and both Poindexter
and Wilson are eliminated it will
help Wilson and hurt Poindexter,
but if Poindexter holds his own
then Wilson will be hurt.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03
BIG THINGS IN WASHINGTON.

Seattle already quite famous for Big Things and unless
plans mscarry wide world famous for the third
highest office building that L. c. Smith, New
capitalist will forystory office building Sec
ond Avenue and Yeser Way and that work will begin the
very Already Seattle leads the Pacific Coast
cities the number of skscrper and when she will have erected
block she will be competitor of Chicago
and said the Seattle Republican week be the New
York Of the Pacific Coast Smith not the only Seattle
holder that contempae the erection of building
the Land Company already has permit erect
block Second Avenue and Madison Street.
twenty stories high The building already past the ninth story
before flies the other stories will begin to stack
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03

There is no question but that
the catalogue houses are cutting
into the business of local mercan-
tile firms throughout the country.
There is no question either, but
that as a rule, the local merchant
can duplicate any article the cat
alogue lists, and the price named
in the catalogue, if opportunity
is given them. Wilbur Register.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03
FRIDAY June 8. 1910

avoid complications has been quite generally admitted
that the office Of secretary of state be included the governors
proclamation Secretary Howell will file for the
on he will be practically without opposition although has
ching that forced out of the office of
secretary who mixed with the Nichols
likewise file expect votes only from
few fellows of his unsavory stripe.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03

Under the dictatorship of Jim Agnew the Burke campaign
having pretty sedg Agnew selected
little sop the Catholics of the State for their
whom Judge Burke said to have openly nsued while
distinguished Catholic who visiting Seattle to
Catholic gathering but in spite Of the fact that Jim stands well in
the insult and count this Jms failure number
Jim had taken charge Of the Burke campaign than he
planned the organization of the Young Mems Republican
Club of He pted AL Tenant galvanized Democrat like
Judge Burke and himself against King Dykeman
Republican result Tenant beaten by than three
% Jim's failure number two.
Then he out to capture the King County Republican
300 enroll members of the Burke
Senatorial Club they did they instructed enrolled
and they enrolled the dead the the living the unwilling the
the willing and after three weeks enrolling campaign they
only club list of 10000 Jim the handwriting the
wall toward capturing the county convention and he has taken back
that and willing for the county central committee to
the delegates the State convention and all senatorial politics
be eliminated. Jim s failure number three.
He busy trying to have nominated for the legislature
only who will make pledge how they will vote for
likewise who declare they will only vote
for side candidate hundred and other such damphoo
things His idea for this is to get the election of United States
the legislature and then pit Burke barrel and
obby hoghead gold against justice and right This
will Jms failure number four which, when recorded will be,
Jim Agnew's and out
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03

The election of another east
side man to the senate this year
would probably result in chang
ing the method of electing sena-
tors. The west side people can
not be expected to stand for a
system by which they are rob-
bed of representation in the SEN
ate. The only chance North va
kima has of keeping Jones in the
senate it gets from the method
of election prescribed by the di-
rect primary law. y akima Re-
public.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03

Jamss G. Hamlin, a versatile
and experienced newspaper man
from Minnesota has arranged for
the purchase of the Lincoln
Comfy Times and will take the
editorial chair with the issue of
June 10th, which will be No. l
of Vol. &c. Lincoln County Times
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03

Davis former State senator from Pierce County, who
resident Of Seattle the fight for United States Senator
Ashton Thomas Burke and Wilson and
will eliminated before voting time around
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03

If every Democrat in Whitman
county will turn out at the prim-
aries and help select a strong
county ticket, there is a splendid
chance of winning decisive vic
tory, but every Democrat who
participates in the Republican
primaries is helping to pave the
way to Democrat defeat. Col
fax Commoner.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03

George Edmund Dixon Eensburg spent wey days the
Mr. Dixon defeated for the State senate in his
county years he be among the and
so he s candidate for representative.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03

Charles of Snohomish in Seattle last Wednes
day. member of the legislature of Washington and
for four years printer Governor Mead He be
candidate for State senator
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03

From all points of Washington
good reports are being received
as to the outlook for crops, and
the identifying of home yards
continues everywhere a notable
feature, in addition to the con-
struction of new residences and
business houses in every section
of the state. Buckley Banner.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-06-03

The Ballinger-Pinchot investi-
cation cost the people SIS, 900,
and after all the whole matter is
of no consequence and does not
amount to a mill Of beans. Any
thing to create a sensation and
get a little notoriety through the
newspapers. Olympia Chronicle
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-14
sRoDA, DNIA AGO GRUDNIA, 1910 ROKU.

wielkiem zainteresowaniem, gdyz
by} to pierwszy atak na ustawe
Aldricha Payne'a. Powiedzial
tez, re wcale ME ma zamiaru do
prowadzac do debat og6lnych mad
taryfa, ale trudno mu ME zrobic
kilku uwag og5lnych o kwestyach
taryfowych. Wedle istniejqcych w
senacie izbie regui parlamentar-
nych, niema na razie mowy o po-
prawieniu caiej taryfy, ale pierw-
Sym krokiem byioby o lyle regu-
}y zmienic, by staio sic rzeczq
mozliwa, bez podnoszenia og6lnei
kwestyi taryfy, przyjqc poprawki
tyczqce sic pewnych ustep6w IL
stawy. Potem odbywaly sic deba-
ty mad tenn, czy prawnie MONA
bedzie zmienici reguly parliament
tarne tyczace sic porzqdku obrad
w izbie i senacie. Senatorzy AID
rich, Hale, Lodge i Carter wzieli
udziaf W debacie. Aldrich dzieko-
wal Cummingsowi "a wyrazenie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-14
EFc SfE1ZlE Dr. UXkzwEJHED
ZErrES WIez 1>1En SyHypE
" OUST SEE0RE HE
J LC9S NT1R 2SR SD

takich zapatrywan, jake i on po-
dziela. Hepburn oSwiadczyl sic "a
taryfa ochronnq, zaznaczajac, re
innej polityki ME poprze. Loge pc
parl wywody Cummingsa.
New Haven, Conn, Il grudnia.
Pc raz pierwszy cd czasu ostat+
Mich wyborow, wystqpif publ
cznem przemowieniem exprezy-
dent Roosevelt, a stalo sic to ma
rocznym bankiecie tutejszej izby
handlowej, ia ktorym by} go
Sciem honorowym. Nowoobrany
gubernator Baldwin, chociaz byl
zaproszony, ME przyby1, zapewne
wskutek kontrowersyi pomiedzy
MIN Rooseveltem panujacej W
czasie kampanii. Roosevelta po-
witano nadzwyczaj serdecznie.
Nova jego ME byla tax sensa-
cyjna, jak oczekiwano. Owszem,
wyrazai sic bardzo ostroznie. Po-
wiedzial, IL pomyslnym jest zna-
kien czasu, IL prezydent Taft "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-14
Telegramy zagranlezne

Meksyk, IA grudnia.- Dzis do
piero podaja telegramy wiado-
moSc o pogiosce, ktora miaia
miejsce jeszcze W niedziele -
miedzy wojskami rzadowemi a
powstancami pod Carto Pietro,
w Stanie Chihuahua. 70 rewolu-
cyonist0w pablo ma placu boju,
wielu nadto zostalo ranionych
wojska rzadowe mialy stracic tyl-
ko IA zolnierzy 2 oficerow. Bi-
twa trwala ) godzin i skonczyla
sic ucieczka powstancow w kie-
runlau Guerrero. Wiadomoscl
konsulatom podane potwierdzaJa
te informacye. Wojskami rzqdo-
wemi dowodzi general Navarro.
Podobno i w innych miejscowo-
Sciach przyszio do stare pomniel-
szych.
Wieden, IA grudnia. - Po-
twierdzaja sic wieSci o upadku
ministeryum austryackiego bar.
Bienerta wskutek wystapienia
Kola Polskiego z wiekszosci rza-
dowej dlatego, re rad ME chcial
zadoSc uczynic dawnym obietni-
com danym Galicyi co do budo-
wy kanal6w, rnajacych polaczyc
Whsle Dunajem Odra.
Rzym, IA grudnia. = Przygne-
biajace wiesci nadchodza Wloch
poinocnych, dotknietych powo-
dzia; szkody straty maja tam
bye ogromne, wiele wsi jest tax
zalanych woda, re domy sic wa
Ia, a mieszkancom ma lodziach
dowoza zywnosc. Krol Wiktor +
manuel wybiera sic osobiscie do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-14

MiT?o to, re akcya wyborcza
toczy sic zwawo, re znaczna
Geese powoianych przewodcow
stronnictw wypowiedziala swoje
zdanie re gorace rozbrzmiewa-
ia apele do wyborcow, zadne ze
Stronnictw ME obiecuje sobie
walnych sukcesow Z Rampant
wyborczej. Pc obu stronach ma
10 jest nadziei zwyciestwa i malo
ochoty do walk. Wediug zdania
najkompetentniejSzyh politykow
angielskich nalezy uwazac sta
nowcze zwyciestwo jednej obu
partyi wystepujacych do zapa-
SOW wyborczych "a wykluczone
nieomal zupeinie.
L powodu sytuacyi, w jakiej
znajduja sic konserwatySci, kto-
rych zmuszono do podjecia wal
XII W obronie przywilejow lordow
trudno uwierzyc ably wobes mas
wyborcow sprawa ich stala sic
popularna.
Dla tego tez stronnictwo kon-
serwatywne zrezygnowalo ha-
sia reformy taryfowej, wiedzac,
ze ono mia}oby male powodzenie
i ty1ko Chamberlainowi pozwo-
lono W jego okregu pod haslem
tenn agitowac.
Natomiast jest rzecza pewna,
re liberalowie uzyskaja wick
szoSc re i'm powiedzie sic prze-
prowadzic ograniczenie prawa
veto izby lordow, autonomie
dla Irlandyi i oddzielenie pan
stwa cd koscioIa w ksiestwie
Walijskiem. Zachodzi wszakze
pytanie, czy wiekszosc ia bedzie
dostateczna do prowadzenia sa-
modzielnej polityki liberalnej,
zwlaszcza wowczas, gdy Rad Ii
beralny zmuszony zostanie do
walki Irlandczykami,. co ME
jest wcale wykluczonem. Praw-
dopodobnem jest tylko, re po u
konczeniu wyborow obecnych
nastapi pewne uspokojenie IL
myslow juz powodu znuzenia
obu stron walczacych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-14
R6lne notatki te|egraticzne.

DR.. George Edgar Vincent q
Chicago zostaf obrany prezydentem
uniwersytetu Stanu Minnesota przy
jail wyb6r.
w Atlanta, ILL.,, niedaleko Bloc
mington, zgineia W piomieniach 1S-
letnia Lucretia Price, kiedy wskutek
eksplozyi gazoliny odziez ma niej sic
Zajela.
w poblizu Watseka, ILL.,, 65let-
nj farmer Kasper Waiver zostaf
przejechany zabity przez pociag ko-
lejcwy.
w Springfield, Mo-, sDalii sic
sierociniec zdaje sic, re dwoje die
ci zgineio piomieniach.
- Pod Auburn, WASH, pomiedzy
Seattle a Tacoma, wykoleii sic po-
ciag kolei elektrycznej Puget
Sound. Duzo osob pokaleczonych
przywieziono do Tacomy.
- Sedzia Reid Hayward, Wis.,,
odiozyf poczatek procesu rodziny
Dietz6w do marca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-14

mianowai prezesem naJWyzszego
trybunalu demokrate, bylego kon-
federata, zc kraj przyJqf to
przychylnie. Wni6s} tez toast ma
czeSc Tafta i nowego prezesa
trybunalu, White'a, a jak oswald
cyl, uczynil to "a wyraznem ze-
zwoleniem prezydenta.. w movie
swej takzc zaznaczyi, re W roz-
nych koiach, Ii korporacyj konser-
watywnych, zwlaszcza w izbach
handlowych, uwazaJa go "a ro-
dzaj umiarkowanego anarchlsty.
Gdyby jednak chciano uwaznie
roztrzasnac to, CO rzeczywiscie
mowi pisze, ME to, co MIN
donosza gazety, to spostrzezono-
by, re mniemanie to mylne. Ma
on pewne radykalne moze zapa-
trywania, ale take, ktore ME "a
grazaja dobrobytowi kraju,
Indianapolis, Ind, IA grudnia.
Gornicy nalezacy do miedzynaro-
dowego zwiazku, gfosuja obecnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-14
Notatki kronikarskie.
Gordon Nelson, pr

GOrdOn nelson, pIdCuJdCy
ia parowcu Delaware, spadf
wczoraj re znacznej wysokoscl l
zabif sic ma miejscu.
- Ma krzyzowce ulic N.
Clark i Barry ave-, frachtowy
automobil najechaf i zabif Wma
Christy, zam. pm. 35S Wells str.
- Pociag ma kolei Wisconsin
Central zabif Fr. Hasa / A.
Muennigowa, ktorzy wozem
przez tory przejezdzali W poblizu
River Forest.
- Ze znacznej wysokosci W
szybie elewatoru W gmachu
pm. 152 Kinzie ul., spadi Fred T.
Brown zabif sic ma miejScu.
- Do szkol wieczornych w
roku biezacym uczeszcza 10000
ludzi. Przecietnie codzicnnie q
wykladow korzysta $4,000.
- Ia sprzedaz upajaiacych
trunkow w domach nieslawy,
wczoraj cztery takie budy zam-
knieto.
- Ziodzieje kieszonkowi o.
brabowali wczoraj try osoby
ma tramwajach. Harry Goldberg
stracii $50; Harvey Mabat S25
Charles Jones $I8.
- Dwoch zamaskowanych ra-
busiow obrabowaio Bernardo
Briggs pred drzwiami wlasnego
domu. Wzieli mu So j zioty zega-
rex,