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Smyrna times., 1911-07-05

Smyrna has enough croakers"
for the size of the town to fill a good
size mud-puddle. Their "pessim-
ism" is one continuous monotony.
Smyrna times., 1911-07-05
Saturday, August 5, 1911
AT ? O'CLOCK P. NJ.
Kent County. and State of Delaware,

Al " OLOCh +. NJ,
On the premises, all that certain lot and parcel
OF land with a twO-stOry dwelling house ana
other improvements thereon, situated and lying
on the west corner of Alley and Highland streets
IN the town of Clayton Kent County and state
OF Delaware, bounded and described, to wit
Beginning at stake thirty feet from center of
Highland Street, in line of Alley road on north
SIDE, thence north forty (40) degrees and fifty
minutes westparrellel with and adjoining High
land street distance forty five 45) feet to stake
thlrty (3O) feet from center of Highland Street
ana corner for lot number four. thence south
forty (49) degrees and thirty-two minutes
west distance one hundred and twenty-five and
oSne-halt (l2212) feet, more or less, to stake in
line OF Baltimore Delaware Bay Railroad Com
panTs lands, thence south eighty three CSS) de
grees and ten QO) minutes east, parallel with
anQ 5 adjoining the above railroad cOmpany'S land
distance slxtyOne (61) feet to stake thirty feet
from center of Alley road, thence north forty
nine (49) degrees and thirty-twO minutes east,
parallel with and adjoining said Alley road, dis
lance elghty-one and One-half (S1l5j feet to a
stake at place of beginning, containing four
thousand five hundred and sixty eight square
feet of land more or less
Smyrna times., 1911-07-05
In a Pinch, use ALIENS Foo1-EAsn

The antiseptic powder to shake into your shoe,
heneveS hot tired, aching, swollen sweating fee
OF all pain and makes walking delight. Takes
the sting out of cOrnS and bunions Sold every.
where 22c. Sample FREE. Address. A. s
Olmsted, Leroy, n. Y.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-03

THERE is a Chinese insect
which produces over 100000
4 worth Of wax annually.
Specimens Of this bug have recently
been brought to this country. and an
effort is to be made to establish the
wax-making industry here. The in
sect is known as the "ericerus pela,
Westwood," and grows in the Chen
Chang valley, in the western part Of
China, a region which is 5000 feet
above the level Of the sea
A curious feature about the wax
bug IS that it will not flourish in
its birthplace. Unless speedily re-
moved, it dies. The Chinese have
discovered the locality where the in
sects flourish to the best advantage
and have started breeding the insect
on a large scale.
They are tied on the branches In
small bags made Of leaves, where
the heat Of the sun matches them
Holes are made In the leaves Of the
bags in which they are enveloped
with a blunt needle so that the in
sects may find their way out.
When first Matched they creep
rapidly up to the leaves Of the food
plant, where they nestle for nearly
two weeks. After this they begin
to scatter, and crawl along the
branches. The females, after a short
period, begin to lay their eggs, and
the males deposit white cocOons,
which in time completely coat every
branch and stem.
1t is the cocoon Of the male which
yields the wax. By the first OF
September the whole tree is literally
covered with layers Of pure white
wax a quarter Of an inch thick. This
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-03

IT. HE secret is out! Newport now knows
why Mr.. Townsend Burden and
\ Colonel John Jacob Astor, governors
OF Bailey's Beach, are making such great
changes behind the high board fence!
Here are the first photographs Of TOrtOla
Valencia one Of the newest Paris beauties,
doing her seashore dance which so amazed
and pleased Europe this Summer. Nile. Tor
tOla designed her own costume the way it's
shown here, because she thought the old
Greeks would do it that way. She said so
herself The dance was to be done after the
dip and served to get all the good possible
out Of the bathing. Nile. Valencia, who was
greatly admired by King Alfonso Of Spain
gave her dance regularly, and at the end Of
the season many Of the fashionable women
Of Paris aid most Of the actresses were imi-
tadng her. TrouVille and Ostend and the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-03
NouO Fashionable Society Threatens to Take Up the
NetU Crazy Beach Dance Which Partisan Beauty

other French watering places seemed gayer
than ever.
Nile. Valencia taught the dance to Mrs.
Pedar Brugiere, who, it seemed at one time,
was to be Mrs. Colonel Astor, but it was too
late for the Summer just passed. But New
port is going in next Summer for the Valen-
cia bathing dance. That explains why Bailey's
Beach, the exclusive, expensive bathing place
Of the Circus Set is to be made a closer
corporation than ever!
VIII the leading members Of the Circus Set
dare to wear this model even with the gates
more carefully guarded? They are planning
to, and in order to wear it gracefully, some
Of the matrons will take acrObatic exercises,
others viii take fencing lessons and others
win bant during the Winter.
What sensational sDectacles Bailey's Beach
wiz afford next Summer! VIII Mr.. Henry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-03
Adopting a Chinese
Bug To Make Our Wax

is a beautiful sight, ana were 1t not
for the temperature Of the air one
might readily imagine there had
been a recent snowstorm in the
vicinity. The farmers cut on the
branches and scrape them The ma
terial is heated, strained and turned
into molds Of different sizes. becom-
ing pure, white and hard
The cultivation and preparation
for market furnishes employment for
a large number Of Industrial work
ers. who convert the wax into can
dies for house and street lanterns.
also for the making Of temple images
and other articles connected with
ceremonial worship. 1t is also used
as a polish for furniture and for
imparting a gloss to silk A tax
tribute on this white wax from the
Province Of Sze-Chuan is sent every
year to Picking.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-03

parIor. delightful verandahs. an
orchestra and buffet Mr.. burden
and Mr.. castor are deep in Won
derfuI plans, and all so that the
ladies may, if they choose, wear
the latest hint from Paris.
Mrs. Jack Astor, according to
rumor, has ordered three Of the
models, one in pink. one in blue
and one in yellow The young
Hebe. as she was called a few years
ago viii BE- one Of the most grace
full cone ffoutsts on the Beach.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-03

blocks Of the new stock issued in
August, and thus helped Mr.. Burden
and Mr.. Astor in their plans. Mrs.
Vanderbilt's present bathing COS
tune is a dull blue satin princess,
with a very full. short skirt and a
peasant bodice. VIII she have the
courage to change to the new
model!
VIII Mrs Joe Hartman, who is
now given to serviceabIe black
silk costumes change to a skv-blue
wrapping of the Valencia kind?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-03

viii she comfort
herself a Ia the
French bather and
make Mr.. CleWs
raise hands to hea-
ven? Mrs. HaTri-
man Is takiE g
fencing lessons!
viii Constance
Warren, long dis
lance swimmer,
discard her ser
viceable black silk
boomers and don
the combining but
graceful new mod
ell? viii she prac-
tice standing first
on one foot and
then on the other,
with hands raised
heavenw ard? If
she does, she will
never break any
more swimming
records!
viii Mrs. Arthur
Scott Burden, who
as Cynthia Burke
Roche made a rec
ord for swimming.
20 in for the new
model? Mrs.Burden
is an expert fencer
and tennis player.
She will be able,
most gracefully, to
swathe herself in
one Of Mademoi-
selle's sea e. green
models and pOise,
Diana-like, in the
spouting rocks
When the beach
opens next season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-03

CleWs, banker and
uplifter Of the hui
man race, board up
the windows Of his
mansion on the
rocks? Mr.. Clews'
hOu S e OVerlOOks
the bathing beach,
and it is sometimes
very distressing to
him. What viii he
do when he sees
the water nymphs
Of next Summer
sunnin g them
selves on the rocks
in their Valencia
garb!
Newport likes
the new and novel
in everything from
morals to b and
shakes. It chases
madly after new
fads and fancies.
When the Duchess
Of MARI borough
sent the pictures
Of this latest bath
ing costume to her
mother, Mrs. Oil
yer Belmont. the
Circus Set adopted
the idea at once.
But will they
dare! VIII those
gates, those pal
ings, protect them
from the curious!
VIII Mrs. French
Vanderbilt wrap
herself in rose
pink satin and
stand in front Of
her bath house in
MademoiseIIe's Gu
rious attitude? Mrs.
Vanderbilt sub
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-11-03

Copyright Britain Rights Reserved
sves Like This Next Summer on Exclusive Baleys Beach2
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04
HoMEoPATHS HAVE RECEPTION
Annual Meeting of Physicians OF This
school Opens with Social
Feature.

The reception for the delegates to the
annual meeting OF the State Homeopathic
Medical society was held at the Paxton
hotel Tuesday night The convention Of
the homeopaths. which is meeting at the
same time as the larger convention Of the
regulars" at the Rome, is well attended
The program for the two days includes
addresses by DR. H r. Arndt OF Glove
land. field secretary OF the L II A. Dr.
]. F.. Busch OF Carthage Moi DIT q. A.
Young and Or. Laura Brown OF lincoln
president OF the association. The banquet
viii be held Wednesday nihgt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04
i'm 11he SSLlgw Worldl

he has been able to contract with what he
says viii be the most beautiful and tuneful
chorus ever seen on the Columbia circuit.
Of which the Gaysty theater il a member.
Miss Fannie Ward, who u playing her
fret Omaha engagement this week az the
Orpheum, IL an invetsrute roller skater,
II would rather skate on roller skates
than 20 out on tally.ho," she says, Miss
Emerson. who IL Miss Wards travelling
companion as well rs havina . part in
the sketch, 10 something Of = roller skater
herself, 20 she modsatly admits Hut what
attracts the visitors eye vhsa interview
lns Fannie ward Is the collection 81 dla4
mends and they are not property" dla.
monds, but really aud truly diamonds,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04
URics0L
TIE coIt0DER0a Or RREUHRaTISM


n you have tried every oth@ known
remedy for rheumatism do not do
patr. You stu have uriescl, the
practical certainty Of CURE, and tia
absolnto certainty Of material ana
lasting benefit to TAN back ON.
Og4Ssoi " not . cureaA HS speCAaA
dsad 10 rheumatic diseases and q
cures toSS By renewing the oauss.
Everybody nowadays knows the4
FheumGtIam r. caused By an azoeSs q
Uric Acid IN the blood Local RrpE-
cations may relieve. but tIAsy caHnGe
possiSay get 81 the seat OF the de.
ease.
Uriosol IL Just what its MANS arn
plies, q solvent and eltmtnahoe a
Uric ACID
Renuovs the cause and TIE disease
ls gone.
Uriosol not only cures the ecmmCu
forms OF rheumatism, bat Il eoas What
no other remedy has before acccED
pliHAod:
II D4ssoLvEs AND HLIlEINARra
pEPOSITe IN TEE JOINTS, WHHAEa
THEY HAVE BEEN ACou1ECuAAdA
ING FOB YEARS.
Records are in our poEsesAaon UH
not one but many cases whsEo tha
Joints Of tia fingers wore 80 EhAcADs
Sned - to be practically uSelsasa
where the hip or the kneS Joints WeSd
90 filled with the deposits - 10 rem
n Ter the victim wholly unable 10 VsEks
ret the patients were completely Ho.
stored b health and activity By EhA
systematic use Of UFiosol
In this way UEicsol haS bean q
genuine REVIEWER or YOUTH
We can tFuthf1Ily clatm the R0maR1a
able record OF % per cent. OF cures
where q proper opportunity 10 giNoD
our remedy to accomplish the result.
We win gladly supply tasEtmOntatas
Write for folder.
II your druggist does not havO Il.
send sns dollar TO The oal1tOrAia
Chemical Co, S2s New High %, Los
Angeles, Calf, and We win sand zoo
a bottle prepaid
For sale ana recommended by
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co., Owl
Drug Co.. Omaha Neb,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04
Negro is Killed by
Blow of Falling Brick
Laborer Fatally injured When Struck
on Head by Weight from Eight
Stories Above.

John walls. 4 negro laeoroT 80 years old.
was fatally injured a. the new Unien Pa
cific headquarters building At Fifteenth
and Dodge streets Tuesday afternoon by a
brick which fell from the eighth story and
struck him on tho head. The accident was
not reported TO the police. Walls was taken
in the Union Pacific ambulance to IT..
Joseph's hospital and died there wedHss-
day morning.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE
TANNERY IS REFUSED
Judge Day Holds that that ~ Has Not
been EstRblished Smells Are
Nuisance.

An Injunction to prevent the amith-Loolt-
wood Manufa cturlng company from eper-
atlng It's tannery at Thirteenth and Gas.
tellar streets was denied John Rush IA
hearing Of the suit by Judge Day IN the
district court Tuesday. Rush had objected
to the odors arising from the tGunsry, but
Judge Day held that he had not sufa-
oiently established the fact that the smeiis
were a nuisance
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04

Ben Welsh, the eminent monologist
who IL appearing this week at one Of the
local theaters. will next season head his
own big extravaganza company which -
booked for q week at the oaYety early
next season. Mr.. Welsh IL engaging his
own chorus and az his engagements this
season have placed him on bills which
have carried some stunning "giri Acts"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04
woman on rriaI for Murder.

GUILD HALL, VI, May S--FOr the first
time since Mary Rogers was hanged for
the murder OF her husband, a woman Is on
trial I'm this state for a capital offense.
The defendant Is Mrs. Florence Dodge,
widow OF j. Marshall Dodge, a former
high sheriff OF Essex county, who IL ac-
cuSsd Of the murder OF william Heath.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04
slashed with = Ra.Or,

wounded with q gun or pierced by . rusty
nail, Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals the
trouble. Guaranteed. 26c. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04

Mr.. John Drew and company at the Bran
deis Tuesday had another audience that
tested the capacity OF the theAter. making
the engagement the most profitable Mr..
Drew has ever played In Omaha. This Is
most appropriate, for the play Is perhaps
the best he has offered here. and his COM
pany comes pretty nearly being an all
star affair, II u By far the best com
psuy be has appeared with in the west in
many years, with the exception OF the
season he presented THE Duke OF XIII
orankis,"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04

Attractions I'm Omaha.
May Musical Festival at the Brandeis.
The Lost Trail" at the Boyd.
Vaudeville at the American.
Vaudeville at the Orpheum.
Burlesque at the Gayety.
. Burlesuue at the hrug.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04

On Saturday fer matinee and night a.
the Brandeis thsater. Mics Grace Van
studdiford will be seen In e new oemie
opera entitled The Paradise Of MahOmet"
The attraction is being brought here direct
from the Herald Square thester, New
York City, under the direction Of David
v. Arthur.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04
THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS.

N4AE oEAyeS OSo~ POwdssS mr. ChildrSa-
Certain raiisf foe FOvsrishn.A ASsAAAhA BAd
st0mseA rsSthing pisSrdssS. mOvs nd regaAaAa
the Bowels Aad destroy WormA Thsy break up
Colds In u kSUa They are pleasant 10 the
taste cAnassa nks thsm Over Neoo tsstimon-
iaiA Usd ~ AstAsu Or n ysaH Tbsy nsvsf
tail B0ld b. al prasSises, Se sample mailed
rREk AadFsA4 Allsn 8 olHsssA. - hey.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04

The seat sale for Mary Gardens con-
cert At the brnndeis on Friday night
opened yesterday with a demand that in
dleates really strong local desire to zee
this singer who has been the ro.sninE SEN
satlou Of the grand opera season. At any
rate she has had more newspaper space
than ali the other singers put together,
even CRruso's sore throat failing to bring
him a. much advertising as Mary soC LVr
her "Saloms" or her That's"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04

The Eugene Trio. who are known to their
Omaha friends as the Finney brothers, and
who used to play on the lots here before
they went into real stage work, opened
their engagement at the American last
night and were given a welcome that made
them forget they had been held up in wis
consin for two days when they should have
been here playing among old friends. The
Nonparer club wes out in force, and others
assisted. The boys do q very neat and
skillful act on the bars, and execute sew
eral dangerous feats with ease and grace.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04

And now a story comes from New York
that Nat Goodwin and Maxine Elliott are
TO be paired for the coming season in q
revival of SEINE Of their former successes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04

Rest Farm Paper.
CENTURY FARMER
Ons DsIIA< Per Year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-04

The Frank e. Long Stock company At
the Boyd seems to have struck q vein Of
popularity, at any rate the house IL we'll
filled at each performance and only kind
words are heard for the members OF the
company. THE Lost Trail IL being pre-
scented this week in a very satisfactory
manner
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-20

skupia armie. Syn Reyes bawi W
Stanach Zjedn. prawdopodobnie,
aby tu urabiac opinie dla ojca, O.
raz uiatwic zakupy i transporty.
Rad Madery ma nadzieje, re
wkrotce buntowniczego generala
,;nakrvje".
z Austryi.
Wiedef, 20 grudnia. Ces.
Franciszek Jozef ma sic gorzej
osiabienie postepuje, chory wciaz
zapada w sennosc, graniczaca z
omdleniem. Powszerhne, panuja
obawy o zycie starca-monarchy.
- Parliament uchwalA So mi
lionow koron ma regulacye pen
syi urzednikow kolejowych; ra-
dose miedzy kolejarzami.
- Donosza z Kroacyi, ze wy
bory do sejmu tamtejszego odbyly
sic W sposob nader burzliwy; we
wielu miejscowoSciach przyszio
do stare tax ostrych, re wojsko
wystapic musiaio. w wyborach
zwyciezyia ma calej linii kroacka
partya narodowa, antirzadowa i
antiwegierska.
z Nierniec.
]. Berlin, 20 grudnia. = Urzedo-
wo zaprzeczono pogiosce 0 spisku
szpiegowskim We flocie ma rzecz
Anglii. ,,Lieb" Vaterland
'magst ruhig sein".
= Posel austryacki w Berlinie
zaznaczyi oficyalnie aprobate
rzadu swego ma ukiad marokkan-
ski francusko niemiecki. Podob-
niez postapii posel austryacki W
Paryzu.
= w sprawie przejazdu przez
cieSnineDardanelle rzady austrya
cki niemiecki dzialaja zgodnie
= "a utrzymaniem stanu obecne-
go, CO tez juz Turcyi zakomuni-
kowano. Wiadomo, re Wlochy
chciaiyby forsowac przejazd
przez Dardanelle Rosya ma po-
dobne zamiary.
- Ces. Wilhelm byl onegdaj
ma przedstawieniu obrazow
swietlnych, danem w ratuszu:
przedstawiono zabytki architek--
tury starego Berliha.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-20
TeIegramy krajOwe.


SCdIy LJcunoSZOnS IIdJq EoSAoSS'
Waszyngton, 20 grudnia. =
Ku wielkiej niespodziance wSzy-
stkich wyszio ma jaw, IL bezpo-
sredniej inicyatywie departa-
mentu stanu tego kraju zawdzie-
czyc nalezy, re wiekszoSc mo-
carstw zdecydowala sic w razie
potrzeby wziac udziai w sposob
przyjacielski W ukiadach pokojo-
wych W Szanghaju. So to mocar-
stwa: Japonia, Wielka Brytania,
Stany Zjednoczone, Rosya, Fran
cya Niemcy, Stany Zjednoczo-
ne w roll posrednika obmysliiy
podstawe do wspolnego wysta-
pienia mocarstw. Ulozono sic, "a
zeby uznac jakakolwiek forme
rzadu gwarantujaca Chinom ME
zawisloSc, a cudzoziemcom bez-
pieczenstwo. dla mocarstw =
bojetna bedzie rzecza, czyli be-
die to cesarstwo czy rzeczpo-
spolita.
Postapienie prezydenta ratyfiko-
wane.
Waszyhgton, 20 grudnia.
Wczoraj senat jednogioSnie ra-
tyfikowai oznajmienie prezyden-
ia, re tenze Rad rosyjski urzedo-
wo uwiadomii o rozwiazaniu IL
kiadu roku 1892. Przez caly
dzief wprawdzie odbywaiy sic
debaty mad postepowaniem Ro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-20

skiego> ma wystawe swiatowa W
Gandawie, ktora ma sic odbyc W
roku 1913. ...
Afera Lorimera.
Washington, 20 grudnia. =
Komitet senatu, badajacy praw-
nose wyboru senatora Lorimera,
odroczyi swe sesye do 8 stycznia.
Ma bye przesluchany juz tylko
sam Lorimer.
Poczmistrz Campbell nanowo
mianowany.
Waszyngton, 20 grudnia, -
Prezydent Taft wczoraj zamiano-
wal poczmistrza Daniela A.
Compbella nanowo poczmistrzem
w mieScie Chicago, Hilliarda L.
Ridgeleya zwiazkowym rzeczni-
kiem we Wyoming, a Williama
H. Grumshaw marszaikiem zwia-
zkowym W Minnesota.
Prezydent bez eskorty.
, Nowy York, 20 grudnia =
Kiedy prezydent Taft wczoraj
przyby1 koleja Pennsylvania do
Nowego Yorku, ME pojawiia sic
eskorta policyjna, jak to bywa.
zwyczajem. Prezydent ze swym
orszakiem musiai przeciskac sic
przez tiumy do swego automobi-
lu,. a dziesieciu murzyhskich
,,porterow', ktorych spiesznie
zgromadzono, torowalo droge i
utrzymywaio jaki TAXI porzadek.
Okazaio sic, re rano B. c. Whee-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-12-20
rWywieziono go tajemnie do Joliet
Original swoj numer porzadkowy.
100000 OdszkodOWania.
Szofer zada wynagrodzenia "a fa}szywe
aresztoWanie.
StrZelanina.
Trzech rannych; napasnik uceka; dwoch aresztowano

Onegdaj najwyzszy trybunal
zawyrokowai, re Enright ME mo-
re czekac ma decyzye sadu apela-
cyjnego W wiezieniu powiato-
wynn.
L Enrightem razem do Joliet
zabrano wczoraj II wiezniow ska
zanych "a rome zbrodnie. Szesciu
dozorc6w strzegio wiezniow ma
pociagu kolejowym.
Szofer zada 100000.
William G. Guttenberger, lat
"a, szofer, ktorego aresztowano
jake podejrzanego o udziai w
zamordowaniu Kaufmanowej wy
toczyi process o odszkodowanie W
sumie $1OO,0Oo.Tej sunny "a bez-
podstawne uwiezienie zada Cd
meza zamordowanej, Edmunda
Kaufmana jego brata Henryka.
Guttenbergera aresztowano ma
warrant zaprzysiezony przez
Kaufmanow. Ma tel podstawie
szofer opari swoj process. Szofe-
ra trzymano W wiezieniu przesz-
10 "a godziny i podobno wydai
$1,000, ably sic Cd zarzutu uwol-
mic.
Process prawdziwych morder-
cow odiozono do 2S grudnia.
maja sic oni wystarac o wlasnych
obroncow.
Strzelanina.
Try osoby zostaly zranione
srutem przeznaczonym dla Joze-
ia Sautero, 387 Wells ul., podej-
rzanego o donoszenie wiadomosci
chicagoskiej policyi. Strzelif do
niego z dubeltowki jakis niezna-
ny cz}owiek ma rogu Townsend !
Hobble ul.
Napastnik podobno wyszedl bo
cznemi drzwiami Z wyszynku
Dispenzy i Ilardiego i zaraz dwie
ma lufami do niego wypali}.
Srut zniszczyi Sauterowi patio
= ale go ME zranil. Skaleczeni
zostali:
Ada Johnson, 313S Osgood ul,,
srut ugrzazl W nodze i plecach.
H. Anderson, 1921 Southport
ave-, lekko zadrasnieta ma twa-
rzy.
Edward Nelson, 1886 Wells ul.
prawa noga postrzelona.
Napastnik uciekl, ale dwoch
powyzszych szynkarzy areszto-
warlo.
Nieczyste artykuiy spozywcze.
Wczoraj pred sedzia Going
wytoczono process 10 firmom "a
przekraczanie prawa stanowego
o artykuiach spozywczych. Me
jedni przekroczyli to prawo kill
kakrotnie, a najnizsza kara wy
nosi $50.
Procesowani beda:
Barret & Barrett, 55 E. Michi-
gan ul., sprzedawali podrzedny
ocet "a pierwszorzedny.
Spielman Bros, 1901 w. North
ave-, sprzedawali sfalszowany o
Get. -
Earl Chandler, q E. 55ta ul.,
sprzedawai podrobiony ocet.
w. Lane, 402 S. Canal ul., po-
drobiony i farbowany ocet,
E. w. Schumacher, 1882 Grand
ave-, podrobiony ocet, sakaryna
zaprawione ogorki SOS pomido-
rowy zaprawiony soda.
William Henning & Co., 1889
Wabansia ave-, SOS pomidorowy
zaprawiany soda.