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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-14
Telegramy zagranlezne
SpiSek ruski we Lwowie.

Lwow, IA kwietnia. - Wielka
sensacya chwili jest wykrycie tn
wielkiego rozga}ezionego spisku
ruskich studentow girnnazyal-
nych, ktorzy zorganizowai tajne
stowarzyszenie pod nazwa ,,Si-
czynskij." Jak wiadomo, Rusir
Siczynski zamordowa} w roku
1908 namiestnika Galicyi S. p.
Andrzeja hr. Potockiego. Wladze
rozwinely nader energiczna czyn-
nose, aby wszystkie nici spisku
dosta6 W rece i uczestnikow jego
czeka ciezka odpowiedzialnoSc.
Zaniepokojenie jest powszechne
wielkie w mieScie po innych
prowincyonalnych miastach z
ludnoScia mieszana. Powiekszy}o
je nowe niemniej przykre odkry-
Gle: oto wsr6d puik6w, gdzie slu-
"a zo}nierze ruskiej narodowosci
rozrzucaja Rusini odezwy, WY
wajace zolnierzy do buntu! A
gitacya tego rodzaju moze mice
najfatalniejsze nastepstwa; sytu-
acya jest prawdziwie grozna, a
pozalowania godnal Dwie bratnie
narodowosci, we wschodniej cze-
Sci Kraju Cd wicklow o.
box siebie osiad@e, stoja przeciw
sobie jak diva niezawistnie, ME
ubiaganie wrogie obozy!...
z Austryi.
Wieden. II kwietnia. - Cd
poczatku kwietnia trwaja ukia-
dy pomiedzy auStryackimi we
gierskimi peinomocnikami W
sprawie przepis6w jezykowych W
armii. Doszio wkoncu do porozu-
mienia: komenda W cafej armii
bedzie niemiecka, ale dla poiowy
wegierskiej poczyniOno wyjatki
W administracyi wojskowej ma
korzySc mowy wegierskiej.
z francuskiej Szampanii.
Eperney, II kwietnia. - w de-
partamencie Szampanii znajduje
sic juz okoio $1,000 wojska: ME
ledwie W kazdej wiosce jest spo-
~ oddziai zandarmow lub zolnie-
rzy, ktorzy otrzymali rozkaz
tiumic wszelkie zaburzenia roz-
rugby - jak najbezwzgledniej
Podzialalo to zapewne ma demon
strant0w ostudzajacO, a nadto
stanowisko parlamentu, ktory
sprzeciwii sic uchwale senatu
znoszqcej ograniczenia co do gra-
mic dystryktu win szampansEich
uspokoiio winogrodnikow, ktorzy
ogloSili odezwe wzywajaca dc
pokoju, do rozejScia sic / odcze-
kama, co rada ministrow, ktorel
premier MoniS Gala sprawe zle-
Gil, zrobi. Nadto winogrodnicy
ich przywodcy spuscili bardzo
tonu. powyrzucali czerwone
choragwie, ktore onegdaj obno-
sill demonstracyjnie dose kornie
tl6macza sic wladzom, re ME oni
sa sprawcami Szk6d poczynio-
nych po piwnicach i skiadach wi
ma w tylu miaStach Szampanii
utrzymuja, re to obey tium wl6-
czegow, mic ME majacy mimi
wsp6lnego, anarchiSci, bandyci
apasze korzystali demOnstracyi,
by W metnej wodzie iowic ryby
uprawiac rabunkowe swe rzcmio-
sio. Wykret to jest, bo stwier-
dzono. choc wsrod awanturni-
k6w byli i obey, re sami vino
grodnicy nawet ich zony zwa-
wo uczestniczyly w dziele mi
szczenia.
Rheims, IA kwietnia. = One
gdajszy dzieh fatalnie zaPisai sic
W pamieci dla caiei okolicy. No
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-14

w pewnem miasteczku podczas g.
pftemii bardzo sic zas}uzy} lekarz
N. = Rada gmfnna postanowiia ma
grodzic dzielnego eskulapa. Ale jakg
= Dac mu iadne honoraryum I
basta = rzekl prawnik.
= Co panu do glowy przyszfo! "a
wo}ai burmtstrz = ia doktora znam
lepiej wiem,. re on ma tenn grae
ME umie. Lepiej danny mu pie
niadze!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-14
Ospa.


tka dziecko. oraz dwie osoby Il
mich sic stoiujace.
Rodzina ia zarazila sic cd Ioto
letniego Freda Toofey, ktory
pracowa} W balwierni przy State
ul. Wydziai zdrowia przypusz-
CA, re cziowiek ten zarazii vie
lie osob W tel dzielnicy; balwier-
ME chwilowo zamknieto i wyka-
dzono a osobom zamieszkalym
w okolicy kazano szczepic ospe.
Podobnie zrobiono grosernia,
gdzie zarazeni kupowali artyku-
iy spozywcze.
Ma ospe zapadli:
Hugh McPhee, lat 40, ojciec.
Anna McPhee, lat 80, matka.
Campbell McPhee, lata, ich
dziecko.
Elmer D. Tooley, 81 lat.
Fred Tooley, 10 lat.
Wszyscy powyzsi zapadli ma
najgorszy rodzaj ospy i W szpita
lu izolacyjnym ME maja nadziei
utrzymania ich przy zyciu,. bo
wiekszosc ma ten rodzaj ospy "a
padlych umiera po kr6tkiej cho-
robie.
Me wolano lekarza, gdy sic
Tooley zarazif niebawem dwu-
letnie dziecko ospy dosta}o, a
potem matka.
w szpitalu izolacyjnym prze-
bywa obecnie u ludzi cierpia-
cych ma ospe.
Nowy wypadek zbrodni.
Wczoraj rychlo rano na rogu
w. Jackson boul. i 5th ave. zna-
leziono poszarpane zwfoki To-
masza J. Sullivana, ktory tax
jak John Bohn, zostai zabity
przez automobil. Automobilista
widocznie wcale ME dbal o to, re
czlowieka najechal i dalej pope
dzn
Sullivana znaleziono z ziama-
na szyja oraz peknieta czaszka so
stop Cd 5tej ave.
Sullivan mieszkai re swoja
siostra. Franciszka T. Colby, p.
II. 6I46 Greenwood ave. Byl to
cziowiek zamozny. OnegdaJ od-
wiedzi} on swego brata " Rogers
Park pozno wraca} do domu.
Policya szuka handy wyciecz-
kowiczow, ktorzy w skradzio-
nym samochodzie pedzili po uli-
each miasta i w kill<u miejscach
zaalarmowali straz pozarna fa{-
szywie.
Skradziony samochod nalezai
do j. H. Jonesa, zam. pm. 74442
Ellis ave.
Przyiaczenie Morgan Parku.
Ct, kt6rzy ME chcieli sic Ego
die ma przylaczenie Morgan
Parku do miasta Chicago, wczo-
raj sic poddali i dalej juz wal
czyt ME beda. w wyborach po-
bito ich wiekszoScia glosow.
Prezes wioski, Frank May,
zwolennik samorzadu, zwoia Ju-
tro posiedzenie j oznajmi wszyst-
kim swoim stronnikom, re trze-
ba trzymac wiekszoscia i pra-
WI ME MONA sic sprzeciwlac.
Opozycya miala odbyc wybo-
ry. W przyszly wtorek ale tego
zaniechano,
w zeszia srode W czasie poza-
ru pokazaio sic, jak oba stron-
nictwa re SODA zyja. Oglen ma
wiedzii dom Ludwika Robinso :
ma, ma rogu ia Throop, czion-
ka zwolennikow samorzadu ten
zaalarmowa} straz pozarna z
Morgan Parku. Jeden czionkow
wrogiego stronnictwa przywoiaf
straz chicagoska. Samorzadcy
odniesli zwyciestwo, bo straz,
chica ooska. ME Znajac drO0i, u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-14
Z Venezuela.

Caracas. IA kwietnia. - Wy
darzyi sic tn jeden wypadek dzu-
nv. Wladze zarzadziiy energicz-
ne srodki bezpieczenstwa. w
portach zAprowadzono kwaranta-
ne. Dzuma pojawia sic stale CO
pewien przeciag czasu W Wene-
zueli, ale rad zdoial zawsze do
tvchczas tame poiozyc epidemii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-14

ma stronicy 5-tej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-14
Agitacya wsrod mlodziezy ruskiej
i wsrod wojska.
Q Austryi Niemiec- Rewolucya winOgro-
dnik6w przygasa.--W Wykrety..
STRASZNY Gk0D w CHINACH.
Dzuma w Venezuela Walk w Mexyku. - Amery
kanie przekrOczyi granice!

zwiazkowych narod
nlinOsHuragan ST. LousSenat Stanu Ne"
Hampshire przecw Lormerow-Skuner jeziOrze rozby
Zuchwaiy rabuS kOlejOwy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-14

ma straciia zycie wskutek robbie
gania sic konia Z wozem, ma kto-
rym jechaia.W dzielnicach pred
mieiskich kilka malych .domow
zestaio zburzonych, a jeden o.
eSnlinpietrowy spichrz zbazomy
zawierajacy million buszli pszeni-
cy wartoSci miliona dolarow, 70
stall obalony do rzeki Mississippi.
Setki okien potiukly sic. Najwie-
ksza jest szkoda zrzadzona W
stronie zachodniej i polnocnel
miasta. w St. Louis county pa
dai grad, ktorego ziarna docho-
dzily do wielkoSci kurzych jaj.
w sprawie Lorimera.
Concord, n, H., IA kwietnia.-
Senat legislatury Stanu New
Hampshire przyja} 16 giosaml
przeciw 6 rezolucye polecaJaca
senatorom zwiazkowym New
Hampshire, azeby uwzglednlll u
sposobienie narodu wobec zasia-
dania Lorimera w senacle azeby
odpowiednio do tego postaplli'
Podobna rezolucya wniesiona W
izbie napotkala taxa opozycye, re
ia odlozono ma czas nieograni-
czony.
Rozbicie skunera.
Milwaukee, Wis, IA kwletnia.
Specyalna depesza re Strugeon
Bay donosi, re skinner Ottawa,
ktorego zaIoga sk}adala sic re 8
ludzi, rozbil sic pod Clay Bank i
re wszyscy czlonkowie zaSogi
utoneli. Nieszczescie wydarzylo
sic W nocy, ale powodu gesteJ
mgly spostrzezono szczatki roz-
bitego statku dopiero pooaudniu'
Trzy zwioki juz woda wyniosia
ma brzeg, CT Iudzie zapewne u
toneli, starajac sic dopiynac do
brzegu! gdyby byli pozostali ma
statku, to moze byliby sig urato-
wall.
Smiere bylego gubernatora'
Atchison, Kans., IA kwietnla. -
Byiy gubernator Stanu Kansas
G. w, Click, umarl TIL W swojem
mieszkaniu. Byl chory od roku
przeszio i kilkakrotnie oczekiwa-
no jego smierci. - Dnia s9go
marca 1910 ziamai biodro ten
wypadek ostatecznie stall sic po-
wodem jego smierci,
NiepopEawny.
Washington, Ia kwietnia, - L
urzedu skarbu donosza, re W Ga
ry, Ind, aresztowano IS letnfego
Adama Racke, oskarzonego o fall
szowanie monet. Racke juz szesc
razy odsiadywai kare "a faiszer-
stwo, a niedawno wypuszczonco nc
90 z wiezienla W StIlfwater,
Dokonczenie ma stronicy 5-tej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-04-14

L( pOLdlO", VIC uiAAS PO
miasteczkach dokazywaly dziko
handy niszczycielskie winogrod-
nikow; wojsko we wieIl razach
musiaio uzyc broni bialej, aby
odegnac i rozpedzic awanturni-
k6w, ktorzy nawet zoinierzy ma
padali. Kobiety w robocie tel
wandalskiej ME ustepowaly mez-
czyznom, jeszcze ich pobudzaiy /
zachecaiy do ,,roboty'.. zoinie-
rzy rad rozsyla po caiym depar-
tamencie ale ME dose ich! Ia
znaczyc nalezy, re zo}nierze / ich
oficerowie postepuja bardzo lu-
dzko; n. p. ME Strzelano Jeszczc
ami razu do tIumow, choc ten ma
zo}nierzy ciSka kamienie i butel-
XII. nawet i bomby ma Mich rzu-
cano. We wielu miejscach areszto
wano kilkudziesieciu Prowodyr6w
rozruchow. DIS juz wszedzie
wzgledny spokoj panuje, choc
wojsko z posterunk0w ME scho-
dzi. Obliczaja, re W ciagu tych
dwudniowych zaburzen zniszczo-
no w Szampanii okolo 6 Milo
now butelek wilma. nadto popalo-
no wiele domow, inne poniszczo-
no, popsuto komunikacye telegra-
ficzna j telefoniczna, it'd, it'd;
siowe straty rozruchow tych ida
juz w - miliony!
G}od w Chinach.
Shanghai, Il kwietnia. - Co
dnia naplywaja tn wieSci I oko-
lie, dotknietych gfodem o stra-
sznych przejawach kleski. Lu-
die padaja W polu i ma ulicach
miast; CO byio do zjedzenia Z
roslin zwierzqt, to juz spozyto;
nedzarze probuja sic zywic szma-
tami -. Rodzice dzieci swe
sprzedaja W niewole, by Je ratio
wac siebie wspomodz. Ostatnio
wystawiono ma sprzedaz 60 mlo-
dych dziewczat, ale Mkt ich ME
chcial kupowac, bo koszta wyzy-
vienna niewolnicy jest obecnie
wyzszy, niz jej wartoSc. Tax
Smierc giodowa czeka owych 90
kobiet! Pogorszyia znacznie sy-
tuacye pow6dz W okolicy glodu-
iacei. kt0ra pozamulala brzegl /
laki ma dalekiej przestrzeni, tax
- re biedacy nawet ami zlol z61e-
rae ME moga, by zycie podtrzy-
mac. We wielu okolicach wody
wystapily tax wysoko, re unie-
mozliwiaja prace W polu i odcie-
" ludnoSc Cd miast stacyi ra-
tunkowych. Deszcze padala ME
ustannie..
Z Venezuela.
Caracas. Il kwietnia. = Wy
darzyl sic tu jeden wypadek dzu-
nv. Wladze zarzadziiy energicz-
ne Srodki bezpieczenstwa. w
portach zAprowadzono kwaranta-
ne. Dzuma pojawia sic stale co
pewien przeciqg czasu W Wene-
zueli, ale rad zdolal zawsze do
tvchczas tame poiozyc epidemn.
Z Mexyku.
Mexyk. miasto, IA kwietnia. =
Pod Agna Prieta walczono one
gdaj Gale popoludniu; W rezulta-
Gle rewolucyoniSci zajeli miasto,
Walce kres polozyi oddziai zoi-
merry ameryikanskich, ktory
przekroczyi granice, gdy kule me-
xykanskie przelatujac Przez gra-
nice zabiiy W Texas Sch ludzi /
wprawiiy W niepokoj sasiednia O.
kolice. Miasto wreszcie poddato
sic po obu stranach straty So well
sie. Okofo 80 rzadowych zolnie-
rzy uszio W czasie walki ma te-
rytoryum amerykanskie;; tych
rozbrojono. silly rewolucyonlstow
wynosily okolo 200 ludzi, a rza-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-18
This is MY SIND BIRTHDAY

Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock. the Omaha
editor and former member of Con
gress, was born i'm Omaha September
Is, 1859. Tie was educated in the pub
lie schools OF his native city, supple
mentod by two years study in Ger
many and a law course at the uni
Nersity OF Michigan, from the law de-
partment of which he graduated i'm
1881. For four years after his admis-
sion To the bar he engaged in the prac-
tCc of law IA Omaha. In 1885 nc os-
tahlished a daily newspaper I'm that
city ana ever since has been it's editor
and publisher. Mr. Hitchcock has
been active in politics for many years
and has long been one of the leaders
OF the Democratic party in Nebraska.
lie was elected to the Fifty eighth
Congress, defeated for reelection to
the Fifty ninth Congress, elected To
the SiNtieth Congress. and reelected
to tho SiXty-drst Congress, from
which he retired last March.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-18
the PRESIDENTS TOUR.

President Taft's great political tour
will mark practically the beginning Of
the campaign Of 1912. The president
will visit the leading cities Of the Mid
die west and the northwest and the
far west. particularly In the states
bordering on the Canadian line, To de-
fend his position on Canadian reel
procity. and the tariff question In gen
eral.
That the president Is aware OF the
tremendous struggle that wall be made
by the two leading parties, and the
superhuman efforts on the part of the
Democrats to defend him. Is evidenced
from the care and precision which he
~ devoting TO the preparation OF his
themes.
Mr.. Taft Is as we'll as nominated by
the Republicans I'm their regular ma
tionaI convention which will be held
sometime next June. Mr.. LaFollette's
letter will be unable to secure the
Notwithstanding the fact
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-18

senior year. lie also says that So per
cent. OF the latter combine i'm mild
degree wine and bad womSn. and IS per
cent drink heavily and a. per cent
have two or three bats" a year and
10 per cent. so TO the bad irrctricVahly
as drunkards. Many people who
would give no credcnce whatever 20
Mr.. Crane viii be ready 70 pay defer
once to conclusions on the subject adj
vanced by the New York Evening
Post. The Post with good reason
SCOTS az Mr.. Cranes assertion that "a
young man cannot set anN standing in
college unloss he is a degcncrato,"
These beyond peradventure are wild
and whirling words" But then the
Post says what IL thinks itself ON the
subject. as follows:
When all allowance is made. the gen
eral charge has enough truth in IL To
give college authorities. at Harvard
and elsewhere, occasion FOR serious
thought The temptations which besci
youth nowadays, particularly az col
lcges near large cities. are enormous,
and the wonder is that moro harm is
not done than actually is. At Har-
ward. ii We mistake not. little personal
control Is had even of freshmen. The
Harvard ideal seems To be that right
influences officially shall be brought to
bear upon their lives and. for the rest.
they must work out their own saliva
tion. At the opening of the term they
listen to admirable talks ON health and
proper living. are warned against
temptation, and are then told 10 iigh,
the good fght of winning character
and selr-reliance. IL must be said that
those who are strong enough 20 follow
the advice emerge the better for the
struggle. But in general the risk is too
great. Young fellows. some OF them
living away from home FOR the first
time. enter into "A liberty that is be-
wildering and upsetting. Many go
once or twise a week to wine-dinners
in town. where they are confronted by
Il diluted form of Broadway life; later
repair to the front rows OF a musical
comedy. and between acts adjourn 10
ncighboring bar. Here is set of con-
ditions which it is dangerous To open
freely to boys at the most impulsive
period of their lives. The fact is,
freshmen are granted freedom which
few of them employ to advantage.
Here undoubtedly is the place to be
sin any necessary reforms in the gen
.eral problem Of undergraduate living.
President Lowells idea of freshmen
dormitorics is step i'm the right di-
rectlon; that II carried out, would
make possible an efficient sort Of super
vision at a crucial time.
Here is criticism of American col
lcges TO which the American public will
pay attention, and they should. I'm
Idoubtedly American college conditions
as affecting student morality can be
| improved. and the recommendation OF
/ President Lowell. reinforced by the APP
proval of the Post. should bear fruit
The Post animadverts against the lux
urious student quarters allowed to 10
maintained by Harvard men who are
children of the rich, and remarks:
If the university really hopes to full
| hll it's true function. IL ought first OF
all 10 create throughout. it's domains an
atmosphere of intellectual democracy
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-18

that the Wisconsin man mas many ad-
mirers.
The president. ON his tour, will be
speaking practically as the Republican
candidate for President and he will be
speaking as the regular party nominee.
II is. OF course. unfair and untrue
To say that the President Is seeking
a reelection simply for personal rea-
sons lie firmly believes that ma
jority of the Republican party coin
cides with him i'm his views on reel
pros ity and the tariff. He firmly be-
netes that the country will be better
on adopting these views, and that
the radical opinions of the so-called
Progressives on the tariff question, If
put into immediate operation, would
bring disaster.
The president has chosen his own
issue, and selected his own lighting
grounds. The regular wing of the par
~ must follow-it has no alternative.
President Taft's task is to demon
strate that he is right on Canadian re-
ciprocity and on the tariff question II
he can convince majority of the vot-
ers and IL this conviction becomes pos
tive and active, he will succeed him
self.
The presidents strongest card Is
his veto of the free trade bills passed
by both houses of congress. While
opening himself to severe criticism
from protectionists on the question of
reciprocity. he saved himself in their
good graces. by his veto measures.
These messages once more landed him
squarely in the protection column, and
On these messages he win win great
support from the old-line Republicans
N the middle west and the far west
President Taft will build up his po-
litical structure and save his party,
on this one questionable veto of the
attempts of the Democrats TO break
down the policy OF protection by ILL
advised and ill-considered low tariff
measures.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-18

are arranged TO tit close, one against
another. and are riveted to the can
vas so as To form flexible arinor'
The band of canvas thus prepared Is
placed i'm sheath of rubber. In
order TO safeguard the tfre this
sheath is placed between the air tube
and the outer cover. In this way
puncturing the air chamber becomes
impossible, and even cuts in the outer
cover are in no way harmful. Expert
ments have shown that there Is con-
siderably less heating Of the tire and
that residence Is the same.
Different experiments have been
made before responsible witnesses to
prove that nails. broken glass, etc,
cannot cause punctures when the air
chamber is thus protected. and the
results are reported to the consulate to
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-18
BAD HABITS IN COLLEGES.

The indictment 81 American college
life by r. +. Crane of Chicago. "A bust
ness man who believes apparently that
whole do more harm than good. Is sin
ccre but exaggerated. That his statis-
tics are unreliable there is no reason
to doubt Like many other statistics
which are Haunted with confidence they
are and must in the nature OF things
be largely guesswork. Mr.. Crane says
90 per cent Of the Harvard students
drink liquor OF some kind In their
freshman year and 95 per cent. In their
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-18
uNHERALpEp VICTORIES.

II is not only the victories won I'm
front Of the grand stand with the null
titude looking on and applauding that
make a man. state or a nation great.
There are many victories Of equal or
greater Importance which are won with
no one particularly knowing about IT
and no one particularly TO applaud.
Among such victories. being almost
daily achieved by the present Repub-
liCan administration In Michigan are
hose found in the dairy and food de-
IGrtment under commissioner Dame in
the fire insurance commissioners Office
under Commissioner Palmer. IN the
game warden department under War
den oates nd I'm the labor department
under Commissioner Powers. declares !
the 5ault ste. Marie News. These
mon selected for their various duties
by Governor Osborn, are daily max
ing .cr-.hle strides toward that bet
ter GOV nent which the governor
preach, .nd which he Is constantly
seeking % achieve.
Sault ste Marie with its SO lad
babies from "s poisoning in three
y ears and r.' ua. thus far this sum
ner know what Dame is doing
Crooked ms rance companies who
sought 10 deir nd ignorant policy
holders have had forcefully brought
home TO them the fact that Palmer
is ON the Job. Game law violators
hailed into score Of courts 10 ans
wcr for their misdeeds are being
made 10 realize the potency and length
OF oates arm; and employers Of chill /
drcn and women from one end Of the
state 10 the other are slowly digesting
the fact that Michigan has "a labor
commissioner who enforces the law as
ne finds H.
Recently inspectors In the labor bu-
crau found the English custom Of
permitting women to serve intoxicants
creeping into Michigan. This WIS
clear violation Of the law although II
had hitherto been winked at. Both Op-
tics OF the present labor commissioner
are open and the mandate that no
women shall serve drinks in Michigan
now has the precedent OF a court deci-
sion 10 back II up. Public sentiment
will applaud the official who enforced
the law as he found II against such
practice and commend the court which
punished the offender.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-18

A clergyman in Missouri has resign
ed his pastorate because his salary was
too high and has gone To a parish
where the pay is 5000 less. That makes
readable tale from the wire. but why
did the good man take the trouble Ol
shifting locations? Perhaps he might
have prevailed upon his generous CON
grcgation TO accept a rebate. And he
might have given what he regarded as
superluous income TO the poor, viii
whom the average clergyman comes
into contact from day to day
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-18

Premier Stolypin Of Russia seems TO
bear charmed life. Three attempts
on il have already failed When he
took Office ne frankly expected TO for
felt his life by IL. It must be said
that il argues high personal courage In
these men that the moment one Of
them drops by the bullet or the bomb
another steps cheerfully into his place.
II the assassin offers his life Tor a
cause" so also does the victim.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-18
TOLD sY THE TYPES.

The tragedies the trlgcdics.
The headlines ever toll!
Like Thought II WASN'T A2adod" and
"lie Didn't Hear The GclL"
Los Ansclcs Express.
The tragedies. the tragedies.
We read ON every side,
Like Tried to Break a Record" anu
Mistaken for a Guide"
milwaukee, sentinel
The tragedies. the tragedies,
A lack OF sense denoted
Like "Ventured IN Deep Water" and
Worst still. He Rocked The Boat"
Springfield Union.
The tragedies. the tragedies.
What damage we inferi
Like Tried to Cross Before the Train"
And, too, He Married Her"
Boston Transcript.
The tragedies. the tragedies.
That every day are seen;
Tho Runner Died at Second"
And Gets Popped ON the Bean"
st Louis Times.
The tragedies. the tragedies.
Throughout the pages bleak
Like The King Admircs Fair Dancer"
And WED on Twelve a Week"
Fort Worth Record.
The tragedies. the tragedies,
My goodness silIes alive!
stepping Backwards from a MOvlng
Cart"
And "Toadstools Poison Five"
-Detroit Free Press.
The tragedies. the tragedies.
That stare us in the facet
Like Price of sugar Goes Up Ten"
And Tigers out of the Race"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-18
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