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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-14

Ladies' velvet pumps. the non-slip
kind. $3.50 Starrs Shoe store.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-14
Iasler Candies.

A select assortment In both bulk
and fancy box goods. Dodgeright
Inn. l4-2t
Misses and childs Roman sandals
starr Shoe Store. !
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-14

You have got TO clean and clear
the bowels thoroughly 20 have good
heallh after the winters indoor life;
You would do so now IL you could
see them as you do your face OF
hands, HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea cleans and clears as nothing else.
'''t ~ SCHMIDT S5 On
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-14

Mr. Kohsaat says the case against
Lorlmer will be reopened But really
II never has been closed. There are
still some things that cannot be set
tied until they are settled right
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-14

Eggs iec, r. t Lewis & Co.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-14
ARGUMENTS IN
c. D. & N. CASE
Grow Very Heated Before
Judge Goldsberry.
ATTORNEYS CALLED DOWN
Court Takes the Matter
Under Amusement.

Attorney For Judge T.. II. KInkead
Declares That Webb is Pushing a
Scheme 10 Humiliate the Court
And to Regnln Control of Inter-
urban Property - Claim Is Made
That Suit Is Built on Fraud.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-14

Beatty & Longs ozfords are IT."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-14
Webb,s Rlght to Ayer PrcludIce.

The remaining affidavits deal large
ly with the right of Webb, as presi-
dent to file his affidavit of prejudice.
II is the contention of attorneys for
the court tha' Webb was not author
lied to file an affidavit on behalf OF
the company, and that he could not
file 1t In his own regard. as he Is
not a party To- the suit.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-14

SCHMIDT g. co.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-13

John W. Maher will make farm loans
that you can pay off at any interest
date. -. . -. II
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-13
new EAGHER .
FOR WEST SIDE

So rapid has been the increase In at
tendance at the Devils Lake public
schools that it was decided at the reg
ular monthly meeting of the board CT
education held Tuesday to add an
other instructor to the force, making
the third addition since the opening OF
school, and bringing the list Of teach
ers up to 20. @s3 ,%%<<3s.5a-+ =.
In the neighborhood of As; students
in the First and second grades have
enrolled at the West Side temporary
quarters, making it impossible for one
instructor to do justice to the little
folks who are just starting. New pu.
pills are enrolling at the rate of two
and three day. It was therefore de-
cided to furnish the second floor of
the Maxson store building, the first
floor of which is now being used. The
grades will be separated and the work
carried on in a more systematic and
satisfactory manner.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-13
EATS Fly POISON Il.
AND STILL ALIVE
CHILD TAKES ENOUGH 70 KILL
SEVERAL BUT LIFE OF LITTLE
ONE is SAVED. II

Minot, N. D., October 13.-The two
year-old baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Johnson of Eastwood Park ate a
large quantity of rat poison few days
ago, but is still alive.
The little fellow was playing about
the house when he got hold Of some
rat poison, which, it is supposed, had
been placed out of his reach. Like
most little fellows, the baby pursued
his search into unexpected places I'M
til he got hold of the poison.
He started to eat it, and had taken
enough to kill several babies when
his mother, who used to be a trained
nurse, found him. Mrs. Johnson ap'
piled her skill as nurse and securing
an emetic, succeeded in saving the life
of her little boy.
A physician was called, and he stated
that the boy had taken enough poison
to kill two babies. Mrs. Johnson, how
ever, had given the little fellow just
the right treatment and in few hours
he was out Of danger.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-13
N. C. MCDONALD HERE TUESDAY
FOR ASHORT TIME.

Mr.. N. c. Mcdonald, state inspector
of rural and consolidated schools, was
a visitor in the city Tuesday.
One object OF the consolidated
schools is TO bring TO the country the
advantages of the city schools, which
tends to make people more contented,
and improve the condition of the pu-
pills, and is also in the line of econ
omy.
Mr.. Mcdonald says that he learns
from State Superintendent Taylor that
Ramsey county ranks among the best
in good consolidated schools. The
change to consolidated schools results
in increasing the appropriation from
so to &c % per cent.
Mr.. Mcdonald left for Cando on the
Brandon train Tuesday.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-13
STATE HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE.


Registrations for the state high
school debate are coming in to the
University every day. Up to October
7, fifteen schools in all we're entered
Registration will close October Is, so
all schools that intend to enter should
come in at once. The brief of the
question together with full information
as to sources Of material and his
tory of the Wisconsin law is being sent
o:,t to the high schools this week. The
debate this year promises to be the
best yet. Minnewaukan, the present
holder OF the cup, will make strong
effort 10 retain it and other schools
will make an equally strong effort to
wrest it from them.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-13
LEOPOLD CHIOSTRI !,
CALLED BY DEAfff1

Z. ! - r a
Leopold Chiostri, the twelve year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Chiostri,
succumbed Sunday morning at o.
clock to an attack of typhoid fever, az
ter an Illness lasting for over five
weeks. He was e very sick boy during
all this time, and during the last two
weeks Of his illness little hope was en-.
tertained for his recovery. u
The funeral services were held on
Wednesday morning from the Catholic
church and interment made in the To-
cal cemetery. The funeral was lar
gely attended.
The deceased was born at Spring
Valley, Mimi, and moved here with
his parents five years ago. He was d
favorite with his playmates, bright and
honest, and his death is sincerely re
GREETED by all who knew him.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-13
WILSON FUNERAL HELD

The funeral services over the re-
mains of Mrs. E. A. Wilson, wife Of
President Wilson OF the North Dakota
improvement company, and we'll
known here were held Sunday after
noon from the late residence of the
deceased at Fargo, and were largely at
tended by host of sorrowing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mayer of the Great
Northern hotel attended the funeral,
Mr. Mayer acting as one of the pail
bearers.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-13
Bids for Furnishing and Installing
Heating, Plumbing and Electric
init MIirinn L., thu MaAM Eiro

Heating, Plumbing and Electric
Light Wiring in the New Fire
Hall, Devils Lake, N. D.
Sealed bids for the furnishing of all
material and labor and installing the
heating apparatus, plumbing and light
wiring in the new fire hall at Devils
Lake, North Dakota, will be received
by the City Auditor, S. c. Jones, up 10
6 o'clock p. m, Nov. 6, 1911.
The successful bidder will be re-
quired to give bond as required by
law for the fulfllment of his work.
Each bid must be sealed and marked,
"Bids for installing heating, plumbing
and lighting apparatus" A certified
check in the sum of $4,000 made pay
abe to S. C. Jones', City Auditor, as a
guarantee to enter into contract for
said work in case the bid is accepted,
after which the check will be returned
to the bidder.
Plans may be seen at the, Office of
J. A. Shannon, architect, Devils Lake,
N. D.
The City Council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated at Devils Lake, N. D., Oct.
10, 1911.
This notice cancels all plans and
specifications issued previous to this
date.
= j. A. Shannon, Architect.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-13

9Th day of November, A. D., 1911, 10
submit to the qualified voters of the
City of Devils Lake the qquestion:
Shall the City~of Devils Lake be au-
thorized to increase it's indebtedness
three per cent on it's assessed valuation
-beond the five per cent. limit now
prescribed. by law, for the purpose If
establishing a Municipal Light Plant
for the said City? And said City be
authorized to issue bonds for the said
Indebtedness in the sum of Thirty three
Thousand Dollars 33,O0O.O0) drawing
interest at the rate of five per cent. per
annum, payable annually. Said bonds
to be issued for a period of twenty
years, the denomination of said bonds
to be One Thousand Dollars each. And
the form of ballot to be used shall be
as follows, to-wit:
"Shall the City or Devils Lake be
authorized to increase it's Indebtedness
and to issue bonds therefor in an
amount equal to three per cent of its
assessed valuation over and above the
five per cent limit of Indebtedness Oh
the assessed valuation as now provid-
ed by law in accordance with the pro-
vision of Subdivision 5 of Section
2678 of the Revised Code of North Da-
kota for the year 1905, for the ,pur-
pose of establishing a Municipal Light
plant and of issuing bonds therefor in
ia sum not to exceed said increased in
debtedness, which bonds shall be in
a denomination of One Thousand Dol
lars each, drawing interest at the rate
of five per cent per annum, payable
annually and said bonds to be issued
for period of Twenty Years"
In favor of said increased in
debtedness and issuance of
bonds
Against said increased indeb-
tedness ............l
The polling place will be open at 3
o'clock in the forenoon and remain OPP
en- until S o'clock in the afternoon e
the said 9Th day of November, 1911.
(seaD - S. G. Jones, City Auditor
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-13
|NORTHDAKO IA HAS
WOMAN AVIATOR

10 Grand Forks woman, Mrs. EN-
Ind Mckenzie, former assistant secre-
:a:y Of the North Dakota Fair asso-
t:::;lio:- oelongs the honor of being the
List woman to ever enter the Wright
school of instruction for aviators con.
Quoted at Dayton, O., at their training
camp.
Mrs. Mckenzie, well known in
Grand Forks and by patrons and exni-
bitors at the last state fair, is now in
Layton and is receiving instruction
at the hands of Aviator WEIGH, one of
Wright Bros, best men, and it is her
aim to gain an aviator's license by o.
tober Is, when she hopes to make
flights at the St. Louis, Mo-, aviation
meet, and where she declares she is
going to win the purse of 10000 offer
ed to the woman who breaks the pres
ent altitude record of feminine avia.
tors.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-13
Revived in Twin Cities.

neV'Ved IN win Cities.
Probably her next enthusiasm over
the aviation game was aroused at the
Minnesota state fair, when she met
Frank Coffyn and Howard Gill, the
Wright men who flew for the Gopher
association. From Coffyn, with whom
she had a previous acquaintance by
reason of his visit in Grand Forks at
the time Parmalee was flying there,
she gained permission to make flight
with him but Coffyn had an accident
and his machine was smashed, so that
she was once more obliged to give up.
the idea-temporarily-of flying. +
The aviation bug had become thor
oughly instilled, however, and Wright
Bros, began to receive kilograms from
her. She fairly burned up the tele-
graph wires unti, che secured consent
to attend the Wright Bros. camp, and
she is there now receiving the instruc-
ton in the art of awaiting. T. 4.
To Work Under Contract y
Successful in gaining an aviator's
pilot license, Mrs. Mckenzie will work
under contract with the Wright COM
pany. The st. Louis aviation meet lis
the one toward which her thoughts are
turning, and she is going in to win%of
fetal recognition of her ability as an
aviator before that time. Gaining
such recognition she will at once make
a try for the altitude record among
women, and she declares positively
that she is going to win it. RI
<i Mrs. Mckenzie will not fly under her
own name Emma Uewella Mckenzie
but has adopted Ethel McMorton as
her aviation title. 4 " n. : 3s5
It was very shortly after the state
fair in Grand Forks that Mrs. McKen-
zie went to- Minneapolis where she en-
tered the employmen t Of the Tri-state
Automobile company. Aftersthe Wright
aviators reached the twin cities dur
ing the fair week the typewriter held
no more charms for her, as she had
set her heart on flying and could see
nothing alluring In the business office
lo E & an automobile company
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-13
FEDERATION DELEGATES
Continued from page one.)

Mrs. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mrs. Geo. REORGANIZATION.
Mrs. F. B. Overson-Williston.
Mrs. j. Bruegger-Williston
Mrs. Ernest schollander- Williston.
Mrs. Ida Fennel-Wimbledon ..~
Mrs. E. Coleman-Wimbledon.
Mrs. J. H. Cark-Willow City.
Claudia E. Nosdahl-Rugby.
Margaret Dohney-Rugby.
Mrs. c. E. Bennett-Aneta. :.
Mrs. H. I. Ulrieh-Aneta.
Mrs. w. E. Watson-Omeemee.
Mrs. L. G. Holton-Omeemee.
E. R. Pritt-Cavalier.
Among the visitors are:
Mrs. F. j. Roberts-Cando.
Mrs. F. J. Wanachee Cando.- ,.'
Mrs. M. G. Standardization.
Mrs. J. E. ,Brown-Hope. ..r
Mrs. T. NJ. Mayer-Hope. -;
Mrs. L. w. Fuller-Hope.
Mrs. c. E. Canfield-Cando.
Miss N. Darcy-Fessenden. =.
Mrs. Blose-Cando. 80.
Mrs. J.. N. Krundell-Fessende
Mrs. T. G. Lee-Westhope. :.
Mrs. T. H. Wade-Aneta. 80
Mrs J. H. McPike- Cando. T. =.
Mrs. G. l.. Lyman-Cando. t
Miss Mona Lyons-Cando. a.
Mrs. w. H. McIntosh-Bottineau.
Mrs. Davidson-Williston.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-13

= Notice of Special Election.
Notice is hereby given that Spe-
cial Election will be held at the fire
hall in the city of Devils Lake, on the
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-13
No limit to your smokes.

Enjoy as many General Arthur 10c
cigars as you please. The best mild
cigar ever blended.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-10-13
Her First Enthusiasm.

Her entrance upon the field of avia-
ton had it's inception at the state fair
in Grand Forks, when she evidenced
the most enthusiastic interest in the
game and begged and pleaded with
Parmalee to take her along with him
in one of his flights. But her pleadings
were then of no avail, as the Wright
Bros rules make it impossible for the
aviators to carry women unless allow
ed to do so by special orders from
headquarters.
Mrs. Mckenzie was not satisfied at
Parmalee's Interpretation of the rules
at that time, and had intended tele-
graphing to Wright Bros. for permits
sion to make the aerial trip with their
aviator, but the trip did not material
ize.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-17
Telegramy krajOwe.
Admiral w nie{asce.

San Francisco, Cal, II stycz-
MIA. - Wczoraj popoludniu Scia-
gnieto ma okrecie wojennym
West Virginia flage kontradmi-
raIa Edwarda B. Barry, a row.
noczeSnie. ma okrecie wojennym
California wywieszono flage
kontradmirala Thomasa, jake ma
czelnika floty pacyficznej. Uste-
pujacego admiraia zegnano zwy-
kIa saliva ma okrecie West Vir-
ginia, ale okrety California, Ma
ryland Pennsylvania ME salu-
towaiy. Kiedy wywieszono fla
ge Thomasa, zwykla saliva a
dmiraia ozwala sic ma wszystkich
czterech okretach. Barry po cere-
monii udai sic do swojej kajuty.
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Dzien egzekucyi naznaczony.

nerwowo sic do tego smutnego
obrzadku przygotowuja. Nawet
ci, ktorzy cd wicklow kochali O.
flare, kt6ra skazana jest ma
smiert, robia juz odpowiednie
przygotowania. Dziwna rzecz,
przyjaciele ofiary stracili odwie-
czne usposobienie flegmatyczne
i nerwowo wobec zblizajacej sic
tragedy zacl1SwuJa.
TAX! Dziefi stracenia, dzieil
egzekucyi naznaczono - ofiara
apelowaia do wszystkich instan-
cyl ale daremnie. Nawet APPEL, re
ojcowie, praojcowie i prapraojco-
vie woleliby zycie stracic niz sic
tego przyjaciela wyrzec - ma:
wet TAXI APPEL ME zdo}al wyroku
zmienic. Najwyzsza w}adza wy
rok nieodwoialnie zatwierdzila.
Warkocz chihski zostanie OBJ
ciety. TAX kazaf cesarz i trzeba
go sluchac.
Cesarz chinski naznaczyl
dzieh egzekucyi na 1890 lutego.
Chicagoscy chiliczycy widocznie
ulitowali SIG mad warkoczem /
skroca mu agonie przedsmiertna,
orzyspiesza wykonanie wyroku.
Dnia 3ogo stycznia rozpocznie
sic nowy rok chihski W tym
Iniu kat, W postaci balwierza ma
odowosci w}oskiej, zacznie die
10 zniszczenia.
Balwierze w}oscy spodziewaJa
sic obfitego zniwa. korzysc be-
die podwojna: Kosooki nietylko
zaplaci "a obciecie warkocza, ale
nadto zostawi ten tradycyjny
przedmiot w balwierni.
Agenci wiosow krzataJa sic
pilnie. Zamowienia sd gotowe -
przed czasem skupuja ogonki ro-
znej miary i CRUDE sunny plaza.
Dzieh egzekucyi naznaczony-
nastapi 3ogo stycznia.
Strajkierzy wracaja do piracy.
DIVA tysiace krawcow wroci1o
wczoraj do piracy, a dzlslaJ flrma
Hart. Schaffner and Marx zapo-
wiada przyjecie drugich dwoch
tysiecy. w kwaterach strajkier-
skich panowa}a wczoraj ogolna
radoSc Z tego powodu.
Nawet Polacy - pisze Jedna
gazeta - przyjeli wiadomosc o
strajku radoscia.
Nasi chyba byliby pierwsi do te-
go, gdyby ME ciagie podjudzanie
ich przez socyalistow roznych
niepowoIanych opiekunow. Mi
mo ich nawolywah polscy straJ-
kerry przyjeli warunki podpisa--
ne przez komitet radoscia, W
nadziei, re widmo giodu, nedzy
cierpienia przestanie sic do
nich uSmiechac.
Ma posiedzeniu strajkierow W
nall pm. 275 La Sale utica straj-
kerry, ci sami, ktorzy W pier
wszych dniach strajku formalnie
wyrzucili T. A. Rickerta Z sail,
vczoraj wysiali do niego komitet
z prosba, ably przyszedf ma ich
oosiedzenie i slow uznania wy
sIuchal.
Wielu nieunionistow, ktorych
firina Hart, Schaffner and Marx
zatrudniala, wczo-
-aj z piracy wydalono, ably miej-
see dla strajkier6w zrobic. w je-
1nym zakIadzie pracowalo 65 O.
sob, tel liczby zas wydalono
wszystkich oprocz Ia.
Firma przyrzekia dac potrze-
,ujacym strajkferom troche gro
sza ma utrzymanie.
Stacye ratunkowe beda nadal
funkcyonowaiy jak rownlez sta
;ye mleka. Strajk krawcow trzy-
ma bez piracy jeszcze okoio
1900 ludzi.
Ola braku strony skar5acej W
sail sadowej sedzia Walker umo-
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UCcNIeGNyz4

ks. Miguel de Braganza, zalety
ma razie jake zwyczajny klerk W
pewnym domu handlowym. Me
przeszkadza mu to oglaszac wiel-
kie polityczne ,programy, ktore
obiecuje spelnic, gdy zostanie
powoiany... na tron portugal
skill. =. Ksiaze pretendent jest O.
zeniony Z Amerykanka Anita
Stewart n. Yorku.
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Konwencya zydow.

Nowy York, II stycznia. -
DIS rano o godzinie 10 rozpo-
czyna sic tn 22ga konwencya unii
zydowskich kongregacyi W Ame-
ryce. Pierwszy to raz cd lat 20
odbywa sic konwencya W No
wynn Yorku. Wczoraj wieczorem
odbylo sic przedstawienie ,,Vani-
ty Fair" ma Geese delegatow w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-17
1000 strajkier6w wroci}o do piracy.
lime firmy podplsza ugode.
MorderStWO.
Pensya dla starszych robotnikow Armoura.
OSPA w CHICAGO.


rzyl IS procesow, wytoczonych
roznym strajklerom "a gwaity w
ciagu bezrobocia popeinione.
Ma kalendarzu sadowym jest
jeszcze oko}o 325 procesow, w
kt6rych strajkierzy figuruja.
Z punktu widzenia straj ajkierow
bezrobocie to kosztowalo ich
$4,000. Ma utrzymanie, opal /
mieszkanie wydano $4,000. Wy
datek "a mleko, ktorem komisya
ratunkowa zywiia dzieci straJ-
kier6w wynosi S7,I26.
Codziennie komitet wydaJe
2,2oo kwart mleka. Straty firm
krawieckich obliczaja ma okragie
$5,ooo,ooo.
|, Wczoraj ME podpisano ugody
zadna firma, lecz kilka firm ro-
bio siodkie miny. Podobno fir
ma Strauss, Eisendrath and Co.
gotowa jest kapitulowac.
Dzisiaj wieczorem krawcy wy
biora swego reprezentanta W ko-
mitecie rozjemczym. Potem pra.
codawcy swego stronnika wy
biora, a ci dwaj zamianuja trze-
ciego komitetowego. Komitet ten
przejrzy wszystkie zazalenia
straikierow i wyda obowiQzujaca
decyzye.
Morderstwo.
Rush Demon. so letni drukarz,
padI wczoraj ofiara zbrodni. "a
mordowano go ma rogu ulic
perior Wells w chwili gdy 81
do piracy. Pracowai on W za','a-
die Central Typesetting Co. pm.
466 W.. Superior ul. Morderca
zbiegf i policya daremnie go po-
szukuje. Morderstwo spelniono
ma tie stosunkow robotniczych.
Demon zeskoczyl tramwaju
ma rogu Superior Wells i szedf
w kierunku zachodnim. Ma rogu
iakiS czlowiek uderzyi go Gala
siia W glove. Demon padi, ude-
rzy} g}owa o zelazny plot / padf
nieprzytomny.
Wczorajszy napad wySwietlif
lagodniejszy wypadek tego ro-
dzaju. Ludwika Gerghouse, pra-
cujacego w tel samej drukarni,
napadnieto w ten sam sposob W
zeszia sobote ma rogu Townsend
i Superior.
Publicznost, kt0ra by}a Swiad-
klein morderstwa puscila sic "a
zbrodniarzem, ale ten grozI} re-
wolwerem. Napastnik znlkf w
zaulku.
Morderca, wediug opowiadania
tych, CO 60 widzieli, liczyi lat rs
lub ~ - byf on sredniego wzro-
stu i wazyl okoio 10 funtow.
Zamordowany pozostawii sio-
sire w Brooklynie i brata dzien-
nikarza.
Pensya dla starych robotnikow.
Robotnicy LEGACY przeszio 60
lat wkrotce korzystac beda
funduszu pensyjnego, jaki firma
rzeznicza Armour & Co. zapro-
wadza.
Firma ia zgodzila sic ma ten
projekt przed paru miesiacami
specyalny komitet pracowai mad
zaiatwieniem tel sprawy. Komi-
tet ten ma rapport gotowy / w
tych dniach 60 przedstawi urze-
dnikom firmy.
I funduszu tego korzystac be-
da robotnicy re wszystkich de-
partamentow i we wszystkich
miastach, gdzie file kompanii
istnieja. Ma samym wstepie w
samym Chicago z funduszu pen
syjnego korzystac bedzie kilku-
set osob.
Projekt Armoura ME jest cal
klein oryginalny, bo kompania
international Harvester zapro-
wadziia fundusz w kalectwie. In
nj wielcy fabrykanci rowniez "a
stanawiaja sic mad przyszioscia
starych, niezdolnych do piracy
robotnikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-17
Telegramy zagraniazne
o dole emigrantow.

Budapest, II stycznla. -
Rad wegierski postawii nader
stanowcze warunki, pod ktorymi
wolno pewnym kompaniom okre-
towym, lak dwu niemieckim,
Lloydowi i .,Hapag", rolender-
skiej francuSkiej uprawiac w
Wegrzech interes, transportowa-
MIA wychodzcow. Kompanie owe
zgodziiy sic zaprowadzic ulepsze-
MIA ma okretaCh, poznOsic male a
century, rozrzucone w caiym
kraiu, ktore byiy niczem wieceJ
jak tajnemi agenturami wy
chodztwa, a odtad maja zacho-
wac tyIko glowna agenture w Bu
dapeszcie, oraz kilka agency w
miaStach pogranicz. Nadto "a
wieraia te wszystkie kompanie IL
klad 2 LIMA Cunarda, ktora trans
portuje wychodzcow wegierskich
i ugodza SIG z MIA, by ME powodo-
wac walk konkurencyjnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-17
O dole Emiigrantow.
Zrowu przesilenie gabinetowe W Austryi.
Nuncyusz Wiedenski odznaczony
Odbudowa Messyny
Z Portugalii Hiszpanii.
Ze Spraw anglelSlS1Ch.
REWOLUCYA w MEKSYKU.
Y NIEMIEC z FRANCYT.
,yusz Wiedenski odznaczony.
Odbudowa Messyny.
Z Portugalii i z Hiszpanii.
spraw angielSkich.
REWOLUCYA w MEKSYKU.
2 NIEMIEC IL FRANCYI.

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