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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-15
11MEsREpuB11cAN MARsHAILrowE. IOWA, AUGUST

wet weather. Much blowing was done
during the week and the indications
are now favorable for . large increase
in the acreage OF winter wheat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-08-15
Lightning Destroy. Rock Falls Barn

Special to Times-Republican.
Rock Falls, Aug. 15-The big barn
belonging to William Keidel was
struck by lightning this morning and
burned to the ground. The horses
were all saved. but hay, grain. har-
ness, farm machinery, were all de-
stroyed. Mr.. Keidel says that his loss
will be at least $4,000 which is only
partially covered by insurance. The
electric storm was severe.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-15
JUSTICE IN THE LAW
Poor Relief Tax Law Proves
Its Economy.

Amos w. Butler. secretary of the
board of state charities, in the forth
coming quarterly report OF the board.
will include tabulation by townships
to show the effect on taxation OF the
present township poor relief fund as
to township poor taxes. In 1898 there
were only sixty-four townships that
carried no special tax for poor relief,
while in 1910 there were 36l town
ships that carried no such tax. At no
other time has the number exceeded
that for 1910.
In 1908 there were SIS townships
that had poor tax levies OF less than
3 cents. In 1910 there $50 such town
ships, while in 1900. the number was
GA. the largest for the period
In 1898 435 townships had poor le-
vies of cents or over. In 1910 there
were only seventy-four such counties,
the lowest figures show the present
law provides an economical method of
caring for the township poor. The
highest levies made for township poor
purposes in 1910 were in Salt Creek
township. Monroe count, and in Ruth
erford township, Martin county, where
the rate was Is cents in each town
ship. When the law went into effect,
Mr.. Butler says, it was not unusual to
find a township levy for poor relief as
high as 80 cents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-15
A PLAN OF HARMONY
For Government Buildings Is
Considered.

Washington, ID. c. June l5.-ln re-
Spouse to the call OF President Taft
the National Fine Arts commission.
whose membership includes a number
of the most noted painters, architects.
sculptors and landscape artists In the
country, assembled in the capital to-
day for an important meeting. The
chief purpose Is to pass upon the
plans for the three new Federal build
ings to house the Departments OF
State. of Commerce and Labor, and OF
Justice. All three buildings are to
have architectural features that har-
monte. II completed. as now plan
ned, the three great structures will
be the most notable single improve
ment ever undertaken In Washington.
The buildings are to be located be-
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets. The Department OF Justice
will occupy the building nearest the
Treasury. the Department of Com
merce and Labor the next. and the De-
partment OF State the building farth'
crest from the Treasury.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-15
BRAVERY OF CREW
SAVED SO PEOPLE

Smithland, KY, June 15-The steam
err John l.. Lowry. with fifty passen-
gers aboard, burned to the waters
edge off Hamletsburg. H.. early today.
There was no loss OF life. but scenes
of wild panic were enacted as the pas
sengers fought their way to the rails
and waited with death imminent as
the boat slowly made its way to the
shore and safety. ..-
Quick work on the part of the cap
tain ard the bravery OF Jim Bud
soc" engineer averted fearful river
tragedy. The fire had started near
the engine and the boat was furnace
when the engineer ran the boats bow
into the bank and held it there until
all the passengers and grew had es-
capped.
The boat. with fifty passengers
aboard had been on an all-night excur-
sion and was making its way up the
Ohio in mid-stream when the blaze
was discovered. Most of the passen-
gers were asleep at the time. Sudden
ly aroused by the dread cry of fire,
they rushed TO the decks in panic
and only the GOODNESS of the, crew kept
many from leapipg overheard.
Seeing that the fire could not be
checked. Capt. Lowry made for the
Illinois side with all speed. BY the
time the bow of the steamer hau
scraped ashore, the fire had gained
great headway, but the passengers
had Guieted down and all disembarked
without injury.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-15
City Statistics
Deathe and Funerals.

ZEYEN-The funeral of Joseph II.
Zeyen will be Saturday morning at
Q o'clock from st. Andrews church.
Burial at st. Andrews cemetery. The
Knights of st. John. of whom the de-
ceased was an officer, will attend the
funeral In full uniform and In body.
Also the st. Josephs society of which
the deceased was secretary and the
Catholic Benevolent Legion will attend
the funeral. Friends may call at the
home, No. 719 South + street at any
time.
OEMAKER-Ursula Shoemaker.
80 years old. 322 South Eleventh
street, died Wednesday afternoon. The
husband, John Shoemaker, proprietor
of the Sanitary barber shop, son and
a daughter. survive the deceased. The
remains were taken to Reading, o.,
this afternoon.
wESTENDORF-Th remains of
Caroline Westendorf have been
brought to the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Joe Bruno. South 5th and d St..
where friends may call any time after
Thursday noon. Funeral Friday morn.
ing at o'clock, St. Andrews church
Burial at St. Andrews church.
Marriage Licenses.
Peter Lester Hutson, 81. Richmond,
and Bessie Hsines, 10, Richmond.
Rudolph A. Erik, Al. Richmond, and
Mary A. Jackson. IS. Centerville
Ed Smith. IS. Richmond, and Grace
Canaan, 81, Richmond.
Oscar Curtis Calhoun, "a, Richmond.
and Elizabeth Jane Coalter. II, Rich.
mond.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-15
TO SELL ALL STOCK
WITHIN SHORT TINE

With only few shares OF stock not
placed and the outlook for the issue
being taken up before July very en-
couraging. directors of the CONNER
cial club are already giving considera-
ton to the question of how best to
carry out the plans for the location of
an amusement and camping resort at
the Hawkins place in the northeast
part of the city. The money which
will be raised by the stock subscrip-
tions will be spent in closing the OPP
ton for the property, which the Com
mercial club has held for several
months.
AS soon as this is done. and there is
little doubt but that the transfer of
the property will be made within the
next three weeks, the club will de-
termine on it's future plans. Either
by issuing bonds on the property or
by other means of raising the neces-
sary revenue. the work of plotting the
ground. laying out the drives and
walks. constructing a dam. which will
provide a lake a mile and half in
length, and constructing a pavilion
may be carried out. People of the
city and particularly those who al
ready have subscribed stock are very
much interested in the development Of
the enterprise. If the actual work OF
improvement is started this summer.
the park will be a reality before this
time next year, and it's benefits being
enjoyed by that time
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-15
QUITE APPREHtMS|vE
Two Towns Fear Losing I
Railroad.

Should the G. & O. railroad between
Webster and Losantyille be changed
from its present route to the line re-
Gently marked out by the roads sur
yeyors and engineers, the towns of
Economy and Williamsburg will be
approximately a half mile from the
tracks. A survey of the proposed new
route has just been completed and a
rebuilding of the road between the
two towns named is being considered
by the c. & o. officials.
The reason advanced by the rail-
road company for the change is to
eliminate the large number of curves
in the present route. Not only would
about mile and one half of track be
done away with but the time Of travel
greatly reduced. The change in the
roadbed would be in keeping with
the policy of the c. & O. to better
the Indiana line by improving the road
and eliminating the large number of
curves.
Residents of Williamsburg and
Economy are considerably agitated
over the proposal to remove the line
about a half mile from their respect
i've towns. Economy residents who
were prominent in circulating the Pc
tition for subsidy for the old c. c.
& L. railroad, believed a clause was
inserted by which the road was to
pass not more than a quarter of a
mile from the town. Investigation of
~ -,
fee has failed to disclose any such
clause. 1t is very probable that the
residents of both towns will attempt
to persuade the company to abandon
the project.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-15
SUES FENCE co. FOR
EX-HUSBAND'S WAGES

BY suit for support entered in the
Wayne circuit court today Bessie Boy
er seeks to secure the payment of 81
from the Elliott G. Reid Fence COM
pany which, it is said is due her hus-
band for work. Mrs. Boyer was di-
vorced from her husband December
II, 1910 By the decree she was given
alimony to the amount of SO a week
for the support of two minor children
She charges that he has failed to
make any provision of this sort what
ever and asks that the 81 be paid to
her for this purpose.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-15

Sakuntala. foster child Of. Kanwa,
Dushyanta's queen .............
Edith Wildman
Anasuya, attendant on Sakuntala..
Grace. Winslow
Priamvada. attendant on Sakuntala
Bertha l.. Pyle
Florence Bond
Parabhritika, maiden in the royal
garden .......... Anna NJ. Painter
Madhukarika, a maiden in the royal
garden ........ Elizabeth Holiday
Suvrata, attendant to Sarva-Dam-
ana ............ Miriam Furnas
Chaturika, attendant to Sarva-Dam-
ana Inez Jones
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-15
PERRY J. FREEMAN
is A GRANDFATHER

p. j. Freeman is being congratulate
ed today on the birth of twin sons to
his daughter, Mrs. w. B. Kerkam,,
Washington. d. C.. He received this
announcement today together with the
news that Mrs. Kerkam and sons are
doing splendidly. The honor of being
double grandpa" sits lightly on the
shoulders of Mr.. Freeman, who wears
a broad smile and buys cigars in a
lavish style. ...... -.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-15
WISSLER TO RETURN
TO RICHMOND AGAIN

Announcement was made today that
Prof. w. O. Wissler, formerly a pro-
fessor in the Garfield school of this
city, and now principal of the Madi-
son, Ind, high school. has been secur-
ed to fill the vacancy in the Richmond
high school faculty caused by the
resignation of Prof w. r. Waldrip.
Prof Waldrip. who had charge of the
history department. has accepted po-
sition as professor of history at the
Indiana State Normal school.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-15
SUSPECTED OF MUIR
DERING COMPANION
National News Association)

tNat.onal News Association)
Indianapolis, June 15.-Calvin Green
%. head of a crew travelling for the
Mutual Advertising company, OF
Youngstown, Ohio, was found dead in
Greenlawn cemetery park this morn
ing. Clarence Mullin, OF indianapolis,
was discovered leaning over the near
by nude body by the police who de-
clare Green's watch and valuables
were in Mullins pockets and the lat
ter was taking the clothing off the
dead man whose body was still warm.
Mullin was arrested. The two men
had been drinking during the night.
There were no marks of violence on
Green.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-15
couRrsh,P in MARRIAGE.

Many men are prone TO consider
that their counting days end with mar
riage. but the little attentions which
the wife used to delight in are still
dear to her. Maybe flowers and candy
are too expensive now, but a man can
bring Joy to her heart by making her
work easier.
Have her try a cake OF Hewitts
clean. white. Easy Task soap. 1t Will
do half OF the work which has been
wearing her out: she can keep her
hands soft and white, and the house
will be kept neat and clean.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-15
ANNUAL PICNIC

The annual picnic of the Wayne
county Medical association will be
held at Glen Miller June 5. Addresses
will be delivered by President Robert
Kelly. of Earlham college, and c. S.
Houghland of Milroy. Ind
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-15
DISMISS NOTE SUIT

The suit of Thomas E. Jackson and
Flavius Jockson executors OF the will
of Caleb Jackson against Celia Jar
rett on note was today dismissed in
the circuit court today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-15
GOT 500 JUDGMENT

Judgment on default was rendered
today in the suit of Thomas D. Hais-
ley against Lucinda Debibaugh, Isaac
Debibaugh and Malinda Fisher for
500 on note in the Wayn circuit court.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-06-15
OVERRULE DEMURRER

The demurrer to an amended com
plant in the shuts Ut Riland Wissler
and w. II. Stanm against the town
of Cambridge City for damages on &C
count Of personal injury was overruled
in the Wayne circuit court today.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-27

str, ch}opca, ktory r6wniez nazy-
wa sic Herman, ale ME jest jego
krewnym lub znajomym. Chic
piec przez czas dfuzszy byi ME
przytomnym. ale potem przy-
szedI do siebie zdaje sic, re ME
jest ciezko pokaleozony.
Noblesville. Ind, % marca. -
Kiedy aptekarz indianapolis
John Gertler jechal re swa zona
w swym samochodzie do znajo-
mych w tym mieScie, dwie mile
stqd spadf ich automobil W giebo-
XII row. Gertler ma miejscu zostaf
zabity, a jego zona ciezko polka
leczona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-27
Groza smiercia.

Pc dlugiej liscie tajemniczych
morderstw, czlonkowie morder-
czei ,,czarnej reki" zabrali sic te-
raz do sedziow zwiazkowych i
i'm groza smiercia.
Sedzia Kenesaw Lands pred
kt6rym odbyl sic process f..
Gianni Alongi, oskarzonego o
posy}anie poczta list6w L po-
gr6zkami, otrzymai list, W kt6-
rym groza mu smiercia, jesli
virginia ME wypusci ma wolnosc.
Opr6cz tego Czarna Reka jest
podobno odpowiedzialna "a diva
mordercze zamachy, Jeden z
Mich skofczyi sic smiercia ME
znanego Wlocha, ktorego zwloki
znaleziono w polu pomiedzy 90
a oIsza utica, blisko Yates ave.
Drugim wypadkiem jest po-
strzelenie Antoniego Barbiany
ma Wabansia Hermitage, kt6-
ry teraz ley w szpitalu powiato-
wynn trzema kulami w sobie.
Zemsta byla powodem obu
zbrodni.
List, ktory sedziemu Landiso-
wi przyslano nadany byi W dziel
nicy polnocnej. przeszedl bo-
wien przez stacye Kinzie, dnia
22go marca. Poczta wreczyla go
sedziemu W toku procesu Alon-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-27

pozniej ma nalegania zdecydowat
sic pozostac II steru, uzyskai Juz
swa cene "a pozostanle, zara-
zem zemste ma Dumie, gdyz car
ma jego przedstawienia nalesa-
MIA oglosil ukaz osoblsty - po-
mijajqcy wszelkie instancye,
wszelkie uchwaly, zaprowadza-
iacy ziemstwa podlug Stolypino-
wego projektu. Tym sposobem
Stolypin stall sic faktycznym pa
nem sytuacyi - dyktatorem, zaS
,,konstytucyonalizm'' W Rosyi, a
raczej jego licha imitacya W for
mie Dumy przeszed} w grozne
przesilenie. Oko1o usunietego mi
nistra spraw wewnetrznych,
Durnowo, skupiaja sic malkon-
tenci przeciwnicy stanowiska
przez rad zajetego. Prezes stron
pictwa ,pazdziernikowc6w" w
Dumie prezes Dumy, Gucz-
kow, zrezygnowa} re sweJ god
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-27

L
Des MoineS. Ia, q marCa. -
DR.. H. B. Kelley Council
Bluffs, chory ma delirium tre-
mems wskutek pijanstwa, znajdo-
wal sic W podrozy do Knoxville
do zakladu ola pijakow W iowa
rzystwie pomocnika szeryfa Cla-
renee Wollman. Przybywszy do
tego miasta nOcowali obaj w ho-
telu kirkwood w jednym pokoju.
w nocy Kelly zbudzii sic, Wyjqi
revolver Z kieszeni Spiacego
Wollmana strzeliwszy trzykrot
ME, zabA pomocnika szeryfa ma
miejscu. Potem wybiegl ma uli-
&C, nabiwszy revolver i wszedl-
sly do szynku ma rogu 3 ulicy i
Court str, zazadal wodki. Kiedy
szynkarz mu jej dac ME chciai,
zawolal: IVY szynkarze zrobi
liScie mic pijakiem, teraz ME
chcecie mi dac wodki"! i wyjq-
wszy revolver, strzelif do SYN
kara Sterzinga ) razy. Sterling
w godzine pozniej umar} w szpi-
talu Mercy, a Kelly'ego zamknie-
to we wiezieniu, gdzie domaga sic
ciagle wodki papierosow.
Mordercze automobile.
Middleton, n. Y, 27 marca. =
Robert Goelet, znany ,,kilkakrot-
ny" milioner, jadac w automobile
kt6rym kierowai szofer, przeje-
chai trzyletnia Marye Potter, kto.
"a wkrotce umarla. Kononer IL
znai. re Goelet zupelnie jest ME
winnym, gdyz dziecko podbieglo
pod samoch0d.
Cincinnati, O., q marca. i
Automobil Augusta Hermanna,
ktory jechai W MIN re swoim
szoferem, przejechai ma Findley
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-27

Nowoczesna Joanna dare,
jej zbroja fartuch perkalikowy,
mieczem HAWAI- miotly, celem
kwestya czystego rzadu, popro-
wadzila armie amazonek, podo-
bnie uzbrojona przeciw armii
zlozonej Z trzech cz}onk6w poll
CYL w West Hammond.
Pc krwawej bitwie, W ktorej
policya zostala wycieta W pieh
(na punkcie honoruD panne Nir-
ginia Brooks poprowadzono do
wiezienia.
Agitacya przeciw wladzy W
West Hammond - przeciw ca
70 mwioski - ciagnie sic cd paru
miesiecy.
Pierwsza potyczka T. policya
odbyla sic W piatek wieczorem.
Brooksowna T. kobietami nape-
dzila Z piracy IL robotnikow. kt6-
rzy brukowali ulice.
Pc kr6tkiej walce W toku kto-
rel panna Brooks ostentacyjnie
oSwiadczyla. re robotnicy ME
brukuja ulicy podlug kontraktu,
nastapilo zawicszenie broni.
Powodzenie zbrojnego pow
stania kobiet byio tylko chwilo-
we, bo ma drugi dzieh robotnicy
wr6cili ma pole walk mlotka-
mi, kilofami i lopatami. Parma
Brooks, otrzymawszy znaczne
posilki, wytoczyla i'm druga bit
we, choc orez jej zosta} okry-
ty aurcola zwyciestwa, to prze-
cicz .,aniol str6z" W postaci
wielkiego policyanta blaszana
gwiazda ma piersiach wzial ia do
niewoli.
Policya ma odparcie nieprzy-
iaciela dala salwe trzech ar
mat wiclkOSci reWolWcru. Posy-
paly sic kartacze W postacl &C.
gie}. Jak6ba Cikore policya po-
teznem uderzeniem tarana powa
lila ma ziemie.
Policyant zblizyl sic do przy-
w6dczyni i powiadomif ia. re
bierze ia do niewoli. Ia go W
twarz poprowadzono ia do tur-
my, gdzie swiat}o s}onecznc nj
gdy ME zaglada.
Przyjaciele ME mogli odszukac
jedynego sedziego W osadzie /
biedaczka musiala siedziec w
niewoli. Z wiezienia wojownicza
kobieta wysiaia nastepujacy roz-
kaz: - Me poddawajcie sic!
Nastepnq bitwe stoczymy o to
wiezienie, ale najpierw muslmy
ukoiczyc wojne o brukowanic
ulic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-27
Strajk zakonczony.

Cincinnati, O., q marca. -
Strajk biaiych palaczy kolei Gin
cinnati, New Orleans and Texas
Pacific zakonczyi sic nastapiio
porozumienie pomiedzy obu stro-
nami. Siychac, re obie strony po-
czyniiy pewne ustepstwa.
Strajk telegrafistow grozi.
Louisville, KY, p marca. -
Louisville Herald" donosi, re te-
legrafiSci kolei Illinois Central
zamierzaja strajkowac, jezeli do
dnia 30 marca ME zostana wy
pelnione ich zadania podniesienia
plac. Podobno 81 procent w ca
lynn systemic giosowaio "a straj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-27
Telegramy kraiOwe.
Przerazajaca katastrofa.

Nowy York, ?, marca. - Stra-
SILVIA katastrofa, najwieksza cd
czasu nieszczeScia ma parowcu
General Slocum. nawiedzila one
gdaj miasto New York, kiedy
spalii sic gmach fabryczny die
sieciopietrowy pnr. 35 Washing
ton Place, a niemniej niz 80 o.
sob, przewaznie dziewozat i ko-
biet. pablo ofiara. Prawie ME do
uwierzenia bvio faktem, ze die.
siecio-pietrowy ten gmach ME
mial ami jednej drabiny ratunko-
wei! w jaki spos6b powstai po-
zar ME wiadomo jeszcze moze
nigdy wiadomem ME bedzie. Pio-
mienie dostrzezono najpierwej w
kqcie s pietra w okamgnieniu
try g6rne pietra staneSy w pio-
mieriach. Znajdowaia sic tam IA
bryka Triangle Waist CO.. Ia
trudnione tam osoby, giownie
dziewCzeta. ME majac innego
sposobu ratowania sic, ciSneiy sic
ku oknom. by rozpaczliwie woiac
O pomoc. ale pomocy Mkt ma ra-
zie dac ME m6gi. Odziez ME
szczeSliwych zaJmowaia sic cd
piomieni: kilka rozpaczy wy
skoczvlo oknami, ale potem "a
czeio z okien wypada6 mn0stwo
ciai. czeSciowo popalonych, stra-
canvch przez cisnace sic lnne
dziewczeta. Niekt6rym tylko u
dawaio sic przedostac ma dach l
stamtad zeSkakiwac ma dachy So
siednich budynkow, tym sposo-
BEN sic ratowac. Straz ogniowa
znalazia sic szybko ma mieJscu
rozpieto natychmiast sieci; tie
wkrotce przerywaiy sic, gdy po
kilka i kilkanaScie dziewczat ma
ME spadlo. Wiele innych gineio W
plonieniach wewnatrz budynku
w przeciagu jakich 20 minut $50
os6b zostalo zabitych lub Smler-
telnie pokaleczonych.
w fabryce zatrudnionych byio
700 os6b; miedzy niemi 500 die
wczat gi6wnie zydowskiej / wlo-
skiej narodowosci. Kiedy ogien
po godzinie ratowania ugaszono'
zbierano zwloki rozwozono u
mierajqcych do szpitali; wiele z
Mich DO drodze umieraio. Gala pc
wiekszej czeSci tax byiy PoPalo-
ne lub pokaleczone. re wiele 2
Mich ME MONA bylo identyflko-
wac. Do dnia wozorajszego vie
czore identyfikowano 50 o.
sob i obliczono, ze al stracifo
zvcie, a 70 kobiet dziewczat le-
w W szpitalu bez nadziei uJscia
zvciem. Ma jednego mezczyzne
przypada 10 kobiet lub dziewczat
zabitych.
Towarzystwa dobroczynne,
gi6wnie zydowskie, zajeiy sic juz
zbieraniem skiadek dla rodzin,
Kompanie teatralne juz zapowia-
daja przedstawienia ma ten eel.
ze katastrofa tych rozmiarow
byla mozliwa, pochodzilo stad, il
w Nowym Yorlu wogole panuja
straszne stosunki pod wzgledem
braku wszelkich, zarzadzen bez-
pieczenstwa w fabrykach roz-
nvch innych gmachach. 500 stra-
zak6w niedawno rozesianych do
zbadania takich domow, ziozyio
rapport, re W $500 budynkach nic-
ma dostatecznych urzadzeh bez-
pieczenstwa ma wypadek pozaru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-03-27
Telegrany zagraniezne
Stoiypin - dyktatorem.

Petersburg, 21 marca. = Pre-
mier Stolypin, kt6ry zrezygno-
wal, gdy Duma odrzucila> jego
prolekt ustanowienia ziemstw,