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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
DORSEY
SENT UP
FOR LIFE

Judge Lawrence Becker today SEN
fenced Henry Dosrey, the Gary negro
who killed John Brown, to impris on
ment in the penitentiary at Michigan
City for life
Judge Becker recently refused to
grant the defendant new trial, but
today granted an appeal to the su-
preme court of the state. The appeal
is taken at the expense of the county,
for the reason that the defendant is a
poor person and is unable to pay the
expense of the appeal
The court also instructed the report
er to prepare a longhand copy of the
testimony that was taken in the weeks
trial. This is to be prepared at the ex-
pense of the county.
That exact justice may be meted out
10 the prisoner. no expense is being
spared to give him as good a chance to
fight for his liberty as man of wealth
would have.
Attorney Milo Bruce. who has made
such strong fight for the client from
whom he could expect nothing in the
way of fees, stated today that even If
he loses his appeal to the supreme
court he believes that the evidence that
the killing was in self-defense is
strong enough to make a strong cas-
before the pardon board.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
HAMMOND VS..
CROWN POINT

All preparations have been made for
the opening game between Hammond
and Crown Point at the II. A. A. park
Sunday, May Z.
Manager Ketchel has been giving his
men daily practice work and thinks he
now has the team in first-class shape
Mcmahon, who will pitch for Ham
mond, thinks his arm will be In good
shape which will be good news to
Hammond fans.
The committee is arranging for
curtain raiser before the gane in Just
what shape it will be in, will not be
known before the game.
The Crown Point team will arrive
in Hammond on the Erie at 1906 and
will be met by delegation of Ham
mond boys
The probable lineup for both teams
has been arranged as follows:
Hammond-Hudson c. Mcmahon D.
Fowler &b. Schmidt 2b. Lovenduski and
Moll 3b, Rhode SIS, s'ierson, Mckay, IN
nekes and Vonish fielders.
Crown Point-Henney ., Effel c. Eder
1b, Smith 2b, Kneedler. IS. Glaturtch
3b, S. Glaturtch If, Enright rf, Kus-
chnick, CT. Glover substitute.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
GOOD ROADS,
BRADFORD
IS HAPPY

Twins, a boy and a girl, have ar
rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Clarence Tuley, 80 Conkey avenue, and
while the measure of joy for the TuI-
eys is full, it is none the less so for
parents. Had they arrived sooner they
might have saved Grandpa Bradford a
trip to the south for his health. such
an effect has the news had on his con-
dition.
The real happiness of the grand
parents can be bitter understood when
1T is known that Mrs. Bradford made
all arrangements to receive a baby
girl, one that should be a little bundle
of fluff ruffies for number of years
and then grow into beautiful woman
and so on, until by and by people would
refer to her as Greatgrandna Brad
ford.
On the other hand, the grandparent
of the sterner sex pictured to him
self the desirability of a male stand
ard bearer: one who would grow up
to be real boy and real man: FIRST
little bundle of noise, a little later
an exponent of the national game on
the vacant lot and still later a good
republican politician, possibly county
commissioners of Lake county.
Providence might have compromised
by providing an offspring which would
ultimately develop into a suffra gette
but providence is not stingy and sent
the twins to keep peace, if not ouietude
in the family. The tots have been
named Lois Jane and Leon James.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
CORNER STONE
To Be LAID
SUNDAY

Lutherans of Gary, Hammond Toll
lesion, Hobart and other Lake county
centers will come to Gary Sunday to
assist in the corner stone laying OF
Trinity Lutheran Evangelical church
Rev. Theo. Claus of Hammond will per-
form the work of laying the stone and
he will be assisted by the Gary -Tolles-
ton pastor, Rev. August Rump.
The church building is being erect
ed on the southeast corner of Eighth
avenue and Massachusetts street, it be-
ing directly across the street from the
Hebrew synagogue. In its design the
edifce will closely follow along the
lines of the United Presbyterian church
of the east end.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
5. OIL 60.
FILES NEW
COMPLAINT
Especial to THE TINES )

washington, D. C., Nav 5.-The
Standard Oil company OF Whiting filed
a complaint with the Interstate COM
merce commission against the EIgin.
Joliet & Eastern Railway company and
the Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway company, alleging that they
overcharged it s141-91 in trans porting
thirty-three tank cars of gasoline and
petroleum refined oil from Whiting to
Columbus, Wis., The complainant
states that the freight rate should
have been IA cent? : hundred pounds.
whereas the railxoedz imposed an al
legged exorbitant rate of Is cents a
hundred pounds Oh the shipment the
aggregate weightof which was 1.41s.-
T59 pounds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
HARBOR IS
BASEBALL MAD
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

Especial to THE TIMEs.)
Indiana Harbor, May s.
''If you're walking, call me early
Call me early Mother dear,
For tomorrow'll be the gladdest day
Of all the glad new year,
Of all the glad new year, Mother,
The maddest, merriest day,
For I'm to be queen of the May,
Mother
I'm to be queen of the May.
That is the refrain that Matt
Sternberg has been whistling all day
today. For Mat is to be queen of the
May tomorrow, If ever the May had
. queen
What is it all about?
THE BIGGEST EVER.
Tomorrow is to be the biggest day
Indiana Harbor has ever known 1t
Will do down in history. For the new
BALL park is to be dedicated and the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
Filed in Superior Court.

f4of-Room No. /. Elizabeth Erfcs on
(P A. Parks) VS.. Forest E. Eric
son. Divorce
f49S-Room No. 1. Charles Kohnke
tGeorge B. Sheerer) VS.. Theodore
Heine ct al. Habeas corpus
f4o9-Room No. 2. Charles Kohnke
George B. Sheerer) VS.. Theodore
Heine ct al. RepIevin
1f60-Room No. 2. Jason F. Wilson
Cseabright & White) VS. Michael
Mattus- Foreclosure of contract
9462-Room No. l. Jason l. Wilson
tSeabright & White) VS.. Paul cri-
hos. Suit on contract
146l-Room No. g. Margaret a Rossoe
vs. Jessie Dorsey ct al. Partition
of real estate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
ELKS HAVE
NICE MEETING

The EIks meeting last night proved
to be a big success and one of the
largest crowds attended that have been
seen at meeting for long time.
Elkdom was represented from Crown
Point, Whiting, East Chicago, Gary and
other neighboring towns. and all left
after having spent an enjoyable even
ing,
No candidates appeared at the meet
ing for initiation and the lodge closed
earlier than expected The talk given
the district deputy and exaulted rules,
Morris Nilzer of Fort Wayne, Ind, was
enjoyed by everybody and he was Civ
en- a hearty applause
The lodge then closed and chicken
supper was served which was followed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
AND
JEERS ARE
GIVEN HIM

Cheers and jeers were intermingled
last night, the former for the newly
elected mayor of West Hammond and
his board of aldermen, and the latter
for the village president. who left the
meeting place with a defy on his lips
and promise that he would come
back"
The occasion was the seating of the
new administration under the city
form of government, with K. NJ Wosz-
czynski as mayor. and meeting of the
old village board, which is divided in
itself, is president. John Hessler, and
Trustee Henry Fritsche maintaining
strongly that West Hammond is still
village, while the majority of the VIII
lage board are ready to lay down their
offices.
Popular Sentiment For City.
For few minutes, from the time
Trustee Fritsche said II move we ad-
journ until the next regular meeting"
until the new mayor was comfortably
seated in the chair just vacated by the
village president, there was intense ex-
citement in the hall, which was packed
Continued on Page ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
BOARD IN SESSION.

The board of public works at its
session this morning accepted petit
ton for a pavement on Ash street
from Ash street to 150th street The
nearing on the Carroll and Monroe
street extensions were taken under ad-
visement until May Sth of this month.
The bond of Theodore Seestadt as in
spector for the Chicago avenue sewer
was accepted He was also appointed
inspector for the La Sale street sewer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
LEASE FOR
CLUB SECURED

The lease for the new country club
grounds has been signed and the
meeting for the purpose of perfecting
an organization will be held at the
clubs house next Saturday.
The interest in the project stin con-
tinues. and it is believed that the mem
bership will exceed $50. The caretaker
has been instructed to put in his gar
den and this will help to replenish the
larder during the coming summer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
Pleads Guilty.

The state case of Paul Gablick
charged with resisting an officer when
he was being served by a writ of ex-
ecution He pleaded guilty to the
charge and Judge Ames fined him 25
cents and costs. which he paid. Con-
stable julius Taussig was the COM
planning witness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
Editors S Wife Ill.

Mrs. S. E. Swain, wife of Editor S.
E, Swain, who went to Zionsville,
Ind, two weeks ago because of thG
serious illness of her mother-inn
Mrs Martin, is reported to be p
Mrs Swain had quite a sieg
ness while in Hammond
and had not fully recupq
she went to ZionsvilIe
thetic inquiries have beer
her. and her friends wish
and complete recovery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05

BECOMING
SERIOUS
Property Is Destroyed in A.
F. Rohrer Residence in
Glendale Last Night, and
Attempt Is Made to Wreck
I. III. Passenger Train.

Destruction of property in the A. r.
under construction by Contra ctor ]. II.
McClay, note bearing a threat to the
working men, and an attempt to wreek
a passenger train on the c. T. & s. rail-
road near Gibson. were the develop
ments in the labor situation in Ham
mond during the past twenty -four
hours.
note printed with lead pencil by
rather skilled hand and adorned with
skull and cross bones. was left in the
Rohrer building for the benefit of me
workingmen there who are working
under open shop conditions and read 4s
follows:
First and Last Notice.
THAT will be given that the worst
is to come for in time you will be pick
ed off one by one and take it from this
and dig back where you come from and
you niger don't let the sun go down
on your heads many times for the
worst is yet to come"
Aim at Plasterers.
The foregoing is an photographed
and verbatim compy of the warming
notice which is now In the hands Of
the police. A number of negroes are
employed on the job as mortar mixers.
and hod carriers, and the damage that
was done was also directed against the
plasterers opnkhe job, Perry Wilson If
Hammond )nhe sub-contractor for
the plaa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
Condition About Same.

The condition of Mrs. Barts who was
struck by Nickle Plate meat train
Wednesday afternoon is about in the
same condition as Yesterday She was
struck in the middle of her back AMI
injuries of this kind are always doubt
ful. and very hard to. tell the condition
of person, when the spine is injured
for a least a week
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05

first game between two teams of the
infant Northern Indiana Base Ball as
ISOLATION. is to be played. And Mat
Sternberg is manager of the Indiana
Harbor team.
If there lives a fan in Northern IN
diana who fancies that the opening of
the new ball park will be done up as
1t should be. weather permitting Of
course, he will have but to go to Indi-
ana Harbor tomorrow to disabuse his
mind of the fallacy. There will not be
an incident missing. that should be a
part of the ceremonies, from an auto
mobile parade. headed by brass band
and a platoon of police, to the chuck
ing Of the first ball into the field by
the mayor of "our fair city
HOLIDAYS NOT IN 1T.
A national holiday is not on the
calendar. compared with what tomor-
row means to the faithful of Indiana
Harbor-~ There is not a fan but who
turns faint with apprehension at the
merest suggestion of the possibility of
rain The mercury may sink to zero
an earthquake as far away as Gary or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05

THEATRE
CROWDED

The opening of the vaudeville season
at the Orpheum theater was an auspi-
cious occasion The main floor and
balcony of the fheafer was packed for
the first performance and the house
was comfortably filled during the sec
ond performance
The boxes we're A1led with city off,
Gals and others, ana very one present
had good wora hsay for the show
and the high e1assN attractions that
is destined Ito 65<bIne exceedingly
popular in Hamnu<5& The cost OF ad-
mission q. D ks1x lo1Pd The entertain
erage stock company productions or
melodrama.
There We're number of visitors
from Chicago present, friends of Lessee
Wingfield and the opening of the the
ater to vaudeville was really made an
occasion.
Are Strong Acts.
So frequently vaudeville perform
ance viii have one or two strong fea-
lures and the rest of the show will be
second class. Last nights bookings.
which will remain during the rest of
the week. were all of a high order.
The Mullini sisters in their high
class speciality musical act were at
their best Theirs was the first act
and they led the audience to anticipate
the other good things that were on the
program.
Lizzie Wilson was billed for the sec
ond act, but was unable to appear Her
place on the program will be taken by
Wolf and Wolf, who do a singing and
da ancing stunt
Barry and Mildred in the comedy
playlet. ''The Plumbers Mistake was
one of the most laughable mons ansiti.,
that has even been seen in this city
That alone was worth the price of ad-
mission.
Acrobats Good.
The Era Comedy Four a coIored
quartet, late of Williams and walkeu
were easily the feature of the program
The comedian with them was immen
and brought down the house with u
peculiar facial contortions When
comes to close harmony, leave it Il
negro quartet.
Morris and Morris in an aero
stunt were exceedingly clever
during the act the audience ma j
at the wonderful strength of the
man, who tossed his partner in
air with greatest ease, only
that the best actors of all are Il
who are behind the scene vi
holsting one of the acrobats
of an invisible wire.
Under the new managem1
result of the replacing
bookings with vaudeville
that Towle's will do a
THIS summer Managerl
live wire and is bounl
theater a success.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
Hold Regular

The Royal Leag
meeting last nigh1
of business CAM
After the rou
acted a socia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05

FAIR TODAY AND
TOMORROW; NO CHANGE
in TEMPERATURE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
TAKE PHOTOS
FROM DIZZY
HEIGHTS

An aviation stunt right on Holman
street,
You don't believe it? Well. it oc-
Cured yesterday afternoon at $3.50 and
ascent of 10 feet was successfully
made by the staff photographer of THE
TIMES in company with Carl Griffin.
The day was ideal A strong north
east wind was blowing, but that did
not daunt the daring aviators." The
place from which the ascent was made
was near the gas plant of the North
ern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.
When everything was in readiness
and the motors had been thoroughly
tested THE TINES man gave the signal.
Almost imperceptibly the ascent was
begun.
Look Down on City.
The motors whirled
seemed TO be dropping
In a few seconds
nearby buildings
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-05-05
Popular Sentiment For City.

Continued on Page -
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z Anglii.

Londyn, 4 maja. = Pierwsza
czeSc wniosku rzadowego, zno-
szacego veto lordow przeszia
wczoraj W Izbie Gnin prawie
bez sprzeciwu wsrod olbrzymiego
entuzyazmu poslow, Opozycya
partyi unionistow spelzla tedy ma
niczem, pare tylko poprawek for
malnych wniesiono, ktore zaraz
przegiosowano. Charakterystycz-
nym byi CLOS posla Barnesa, kto-
ry domagal sic wprost zniesienia
Izby Lordow, gdyz jedno-izbo-
Wy parliament kompletnie wy
starczy do cel6w prawodawczych
panstwa. w rezultacie wniosek
przeszedi 265 glosami przeciw
147. Poczem' nastapilo odrocze-
ME.
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Hzl1G EsSSF Ez>z@ %A<Y~@ ~@a>Z&-%@<
Ex< CSSSS~Sx-
Brya starego kt0ra poaecya rObotnkow

eye zlozyc W rece komitetu przy-
wilejow i wybor6w, Sprzeciwi sic
temu senator La Toilette be-
die sic domagai, by senat sam,
bez pomocy innego komitetu roz-
strzygnal sprawe.
z legislatury Stanu Illinois.
Springfield, ILL.,, 4 maja. = /
zba poslow Stanu Illinois ME zy-
czy sobie zaprowadzenia inicya-
tywy referendum. Po ozywio-
nych debatach, kilka minut przed
polnoca, odbylo sic glosowanie
mad rezolucya domagajaca sic
przediozenia tel kwestyi powsze-
chnemu glosowaniu. Wprawdzie
az SO glos6w pablo "a rezolucya,
a tylko 20 przeciw MEL - ale
to ME wystarczylo, gdyz 81 po-
slow albo ME glosowalo, albo ME
by}o obecnych, do tego, by ta-
ka rezolucya stala sic prawomoc-
ma, potrzeba, by pozyskaia dwie
trzecie giosow wszystkich po
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Przeciw trustom.

Waszyngton, 4 maja. : Komi-
tet regul izby posiow uchwalii
przychylnie zreformowac rezolu-
eye Stanleya, skierowana przeciw
us. Steel Corporation. Re-
zolucya ia domaga sic utworzenia
komitetu 8, ktorego zadaniem
bedzie przekonac sic, czyli o j.
lie wymieniona kompania tworzy
trust wykracza przeciw odno-
sniej ustawie, Ale izba po-
slow, obecnie przewaznie demo-
kratyczna, widocznie ma zamiar
energicznie wystqpit przeciw
wszelkim korporacyom trust"
tworzacym. Ten komitet obec-
ME obraduje mad podobnemi re-
zolucyami tyczacemi sic otrustu
welnianego" i American Ref
ming Co" prawdopodobnie TAX
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-05-04
z Marokko.

Fez, 4 maja. = Potwierdzaja
sic wiesci o szczeSliwem przyby-
ciu do stolicy kapitana Brem-
monda jego francuskiego Cd
dziaiu nadto kolumna francuska
w sile 5000 ludzi ciagnie ma Fee
pod wodza pulkownika Brularda.
O ruchach rebelizantow marok-
kanskich mic ostatnimi dniami ME
donoszono.
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Kr6tkie notatki mieiskie.

= Jan Miller, 60 letni rzeznik, zgi-
nal ma miejscu kiedy elevator W
skladzie miejsca ma rogu ul. Lake !
Western urwai sic spadi pietra.
= Fred Steiner kwasem karbolo-
wynn odebraf sobie zycie W hotelu
ppr. SAL w. Madison ul.
- smierteInie poparzyi sie PREY o.
gniu czteroletni Donald Kelly, zam.
pnr. 2319 Farragut ul.
- Nagia smIercia umari wczoral
rybak John McElroy, zam. ma rogu
119 Lake Calumet.
- Wskutek zatrucia krwi powstase-
go poparzenia umari wczorat Fred
Bezlenta, PAL Alexander ul
- Ma rosu uIIe Ogden Clifton
Park aves. umari wczoraj nagla smier>
cia jakis nieznany lofer. !.
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Przeciwko Lorimerowi.


Washington, 4 maja. = Ze W
senacie Stanow Zjednoczonych
ma seryo mySli sic wznowieniu
Sledztwa w sprawie prawnoSci
wyboru Lorimera, swiadczy oko-
licznosc, il komitet wydatkow
nadzwyczajnych przyjai jedno-
giosnie rezolucye wyznaczalacq
fundusz ma opedzenie kosztow
takiego sledztwa. Dzisiaj rezolu-
cya ta ma bye przedlozona w Sc
nacie niezawodnie wywoia O.
zywione debaty. RAPPORT komite-
tn, chociaz jednogioSny, zawiera
iednak zastrzezenie, IL rezolucyi
niema sic pojmowac W TAXI spo-
sob, jakoby komitet wyrobi} So
bic jakowes mniemanie o samej
aferze Pierwsza walka w senacie
wybuchnie prawdopodobnie, kie-
dy pojawi sic wniosek, by rezolu-
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a<1z <e@G19
Iz>xL-y0 Tom
l.e..i IEczTzS|
Pierwszy rObotnik wyratOwany.
WyprOwadzenie OstatniegO pO-
kaleczOnegO robOtnika
u tunelu.
slow, W tym wypadku 1O2.

slow, w tym Wypadku luz.
Republikahscy senatorzy ze-
brani ma kaukusie postanowili
odrzucic nowele domagajaca sic
obierania senatorow zwiazko-
wych wedle systemu oregonskle-
go. Przyjeto w senacie nowele an
tigruzliczna jednym g}osem vie
cei anizeli bylo potrzeba. Nowela
ia zabrania RADON miejskim
przymusowo zaprowadzac t. wv.
tuberkuliczne badanie krow dol
nych. Izba posiow juz przyjela te
nowele. Przyjeto tez w senacie 80
giosami przeciw 1 nowele, ktora
z istniejacej ustawy dotyczacej
odpowiedzialnoSci pracodawcow
"a nieszczeScia, jake wydarzaJa
sic robotnikom, wykresla para
graf uwalniajacy pracodawce cd
Observation-Disclosures, jezeli ME
szczescie wydarzyio sic why
wspo}pracownika. w izbie posiow
ieszcze znaczna wiekszoscia Cd
rzucono nowele wniesiona przez
Gilberta Chicago, majaca ma ce-
lu uproszczenie sadownictwa.
Pred dwoma laty senat przyJai
bvl TAXA nowele, ale wowczas
odrzucila ia izba poslow.
Poole sic przyznai.
Fowler, Ind, 4 maja. : Boga-
ty farmer John Poole, aresztowa-
nv pod zarzutem zamordowatlia
parobka Jozefa Kempera, przy-
znal sic do tego, re istotnie 60 "a
bill. ale tiomaczyi sic, ze zabif go
nrzvpadkowo ma polowaniu ma
zajace, poczem z obawy IL mu ME
uwierza, re zaszio nieszczescIe,
lDokonczenie ma stronlcy 5tel).
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,rewolucyonistow wyparto Kan
tonu zupeinie komunikacye ma
wiazano. Wicekrol prowincyi
prosii angielskiego gubernatora
w Honkongu o pomoc W sciganiu
buntoWnik0W.
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Jeden ginie i czterech poranionych W
tune|u przy La SaI|e u|iCy.
Pojedynek ma ulicy.
Uczestnicy wzajemnie sic mOrduja. :
Chciai zabic poliCyanta.
STIR AJkI.
Zabrali ksazk. -Gompers uz odjechai.
Pojedynek ma ulicy.
STR RAJKI
Zabrali ksiazki. = Gompers juz odjechaf.

dali sic ma druga strone ulicy do
tiumu Wiochow. Z tlumu tego
padi strzal, a jakis Wloch tasa
klein W reku, rzucif sic ma detek
tywa Horna. Detektyw jednak
odskoczyi ma strone. Kilku Wlo-
chow aresztowano.
Ze strajku kolejarzy.
Strajk budnikow i innych ro-
botnikow, pracujacych. ma kole-
jach zelaznych w Chicago, grozi
ogolnym zastojem. Obecnie
strajkiem groza budnicy umie-
szczeni ma wiezach w rom.
miejscach jesli ci prace rzuca
= koleje beda kompletnie soa-
ralizowane. Pracodawcy ME mo
ga tych budnikow w jednej
chwili innymi zastapic - DO cd
Mich zalezy czy dany pociag pa
sazerski po drodze ME wpadnie
ma tor poboczny, ma jakis pociag
frachtowy.
Gompers, bawiacy W Chicago
Cd paru dni, ME mogf sporu "a
latwic i wczoraj wyjechai do d.
mu. Do Chicago przyjechal
misarz piracy, Charles P. Nci.. j
ten bedzie sic starai o natycil-
I'lliiastowe zakoiiczenie strajku.
Rozsadzili kase i zabrali
ksiazki.
Cficagoski sposob przyiaczc-
MIA przedmiesc byi troche "a sen
sacyjny dla mieszkancow Nor
gan Parku, zwlaszcza wrogow
przylaczenia, skladajacych sic
przewaznie Z urzednikow mie-
sciny.
lax wiadomo miescina t9
wiekszoscia g}osow W ostatnicll
wyborach postanowila przyia-
czyc sic do Chicago. Wrogowie
tel uchwaly ME chcieli wydac
ksiazek osady urzednikom mia
sta Chicago W sadzie sprawe
przegrali.
Urzednicy chicagoscy poszli
wczoraj po ksiazki lecz zabrali
ze soba eksperta w rozsadzaniu
kas. Wobec tego urzednicy mie-
sciny sami rozsadzili kase zelaz-
ma ksiazki oddali. Ekspert byl-
by ia przemoca otworzyi.
Eksplozya dynamitu.
Dwoch zginefo ma miejscu
trzeci ciezkie odniosf rany kiedy
W wagonach sypialnych kompa-
nil American Bridge Co. w re-
mizach kolejowych W Gary,
Ind. nastapila straszna ekspIo-
zya dynamitu.
Rozeszla sic zaraz pogioska,
re dynamit podlozono. Podobno
powodem eksplozyi byio wojo-
wnicze usposobienie wioskich
blur piracy W Chicago i agenci
tychze spowodowali wybuch.
w eksplozyi zgineli Gilarmo
Palazola i Giacomo Imbostoto,
ciezkie rany odnios} Antonio
Russ. Wybuch urwai Russowi
ororro pooe