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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12
PADDING OF ROLL CHARGED.
Clerk and Trainmen on New Haven
Road Indicted.

BOSTON, November ll.-Tweniy in
dictments were presented by the Suffolk
county grand jury today against Edward
y Atcherly. a time clerk of the Ne~
York New Haven and Hartford railroad
at Taunton. and nine engineers and fire.
mon of the same company IL iS alleged
that ttcherly by means of padded pay
rolls retained nearly 10000 in the last
three Years ami divided the money with
~, other defendants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12
Deficient in Glass.

From fuck.
This counter-revolution, sneered the
dictator. lis a cheap affair"
20. horribly cheap echoed the en-
courage, fawnngly
Here the dictator burst into loud
coarse laughter.
"A regular bargain counter revolution
in fact lie guffawed. Shaping his knees
gleefully. while the encourage gave them
selves up to peal upon peal of courtly
merriment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12

WASHINGTON. D. G.. November 2 1911
Mr.. Frederic ]. Haskin. The Evening Star, Wash
iry,ton d. c.
Dear Sir: After careful personal examination of
your book, "The American Government comprising
as it does thirty chapters each of which has the
approval of specialist the particular subject OF
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of unusual merit presenting comprehensive view
of the manifold operations OF the government under
which we live | should like it in the hands of
every student in our high schools and colleges and
every citizen in the land who needs to extend his
knowledge of the machinery and working of our gov
eminent.
Very truly yours, j. g KERN,
War Department
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WASHINGTON D. c.. November ? IoII
Mr. Frederic ]. Haskin, The Evening Star, Wash
ngton D. c.
NV Dear Sir: Your delightful presentation in your
book. 1.-The American Government, marks departure
from the dry-as-dust statistics usually compiled from
the subjects treated and the book should and undoubt
edlv will become valuable addition all libraries.
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language fund OF general information The Ameri-
can youth will be instructed while he may think he is
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General Land Office
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An Early Warning.

From the Atcson Globe.
| People pay so little attention to the
seasons that it is possible to be
| poisoned in the winter with canned
mushrooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-12
ORDER LIMITS THE TIPS
BY DISTRICT EMPLOYEES
Expenditures Specified as
Reasonable When Officials
and Others Are Abroad.

Do not tip a porter in a sleeping car
more than - cents for twelve hours of
travel. and do not tip waiter moro than
IN cents for each meal. Do not take a
taNicab when YOU can ride in street
car or an omnibus.
These are some don Is the Commits
sioners have promulgated for regulating
tie travelling expenses of employees Of
the District. They We're submitted TO the
District heads by Auditor Alonzo Twee-
daie and unanimously approved.
In Need of Regulation, He Says.
According to a communication to the
Commissioners from the auditor. the Dis
trict was in need of regulations govern
Ing the travelling expenses of its en-
II21es. as the controller of the TIRE asury
nas rendered several decisions on the
subject. and. in the absence of local reg
ulations, certain items might not be al
lowed ~ the accounting officers of the
Treasury.
The auditor holds that proper and le-
climate travelling expenses are those
usual and essential 10 the comfort of
travellers" The regulations provide that
vouchers for every item of expense in
CURED. from receipts issued for berths
III sleeping ears 10 duplicates o. tele-
grams. shall accompany the expense ac-
count. the items III which must be placed
In the order they are incurred.
includes Parlor Cars.
BESIDES regulating tips for porters in
sleeping cars and walters the new order
stptilatss that porters in parior cars
must not he tipped more than l. cents
for Il iwclvc-hcur journey. \ copy of
tie ORDER IS to BE- furnished the lead Of
each department OF tho District govern
Heit.
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WASHINGTON, D. G., November ?, 1911.
Mr. Frederic ]. Haskin, The Evening Star Wash
ngton. D. c.
ment" | have read with great interest. We in the
government Offices have daily occasion appreciate
both the general interest and the general ignorance
the part of the public regarding the work of the de-
partments of the government, and consequently to ap
preciate the usefulness of popular instructive
count like yours.
Very truly yours, ETHEL Nj. SMITH.
Bureau of Fisheries.
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The auxiliary schooner yacht Greyling
sails this morning for the Wlcomico river
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No who the service afford miss the
and undoubtedly the
has been published The
demand exceeded all increased
that all quickly Tell
offer. The printed The Star day.
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WASHINGTON. D. c.. November l. 1911
Mr.. Frederic !. Haskin, The Evening Star Wash
ington d. {.
Ny Dear Mr.. Haskin: Your book The American
Government is altogether the best thing have
OF the sort: il contains style which keeps read
ing chapter after chapter, and every chapter full
of authentic information. dozen people have already
borrowed my copy. | hope you have big sale, for
existence.
Yours very cordially,
GUY E. MITCHELL
Geological Survey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-21

E. R. Davis, Aurora; Edward Hip
port, Kewanee; Charles c. Rakow,
Springfield; Thomas Kelley, Strea-
tor.
Delegate to the American Fedora
ton Convention-Groce Lawrence,
Herrin
ATTACKS CIVIC FEDERATION.
A bitter attack was made on the
National Civic federation by A. c.
Germer, the miner, who led the fight
in the miners convention to force
John Mitchell to resign from the civ
ic federation or give up his member
ship in the United Mine Workers. He
found few sympathiZers, however,
although he succeeded in having the
resolution referred to the coming
convention of the American Fedora
tion of Labor.
Germer declared that it was i'm
possible for labor leaders to frater-
nize with men like Andrew Carnegie
and rem8in true to the interests of
their fellow workers, and that all
the unions should follow the lead
of the United Mine Workers and
compel their international officers to
withdraw from the civic federation.
Delegate Walker took issue with
the statement and said the miners
had done a great wrong 10 John
Mitchell in forcing him to sacrifice
a position with a good salary in or
der to remain union miner.
DEFEAT STRIKE RESOLUTION.
Resolutions favoring a general
strike in sympathy with the shop
employees on the Illinois Central and
Hartman railroads We're defeated,
but a substitute was adopted pledg-
ing moral support and active coop
Grafton to assist the strikers in ev-
cry way possible under the censtitu-
ton.
Biennial conferences between Ia
Dor federation representatives from
all the industrial states in the mid
die west to try to procure greater
uniformity IN labor legislation were
provided for in a resolution adopted.
Harry D. Thomas, a fraternal dele
gate from Ohio, said every time they
asked for progressive legislation
there the manufacturers threatened
TO leave the state and go to Illinois.
The convention closed with night
session and the delegates asserted
that the four days deliberations had
cleared up a number of misunder-
standings and brought about more
harmonious relation than had existed
before in years.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-21
JOE CANNON HIT
BY STATE LABOR
Illinois Federation in Conven-
ton Declares Him Obstruc-
ton to Progress.
NEXT MEET IN DANVILLE
Resolution to Strike in Sympathy
Will Hartman Lines Employees
Is Defeated.

Springfield, Oct 2I-Danville
was selected by the Illinois State
Federation of Labor as the city in
which the next convention will be
held, for the reason that it is the
home of Joseph G. Cannon. In plac-
ing Danville in nomination, Walker
of the miners said:
The holding Of convention in
any city always has a stimulating eff
feet on the labor organizations in
that particular locality. The great
est obstruction in the way of prog
ress in Illinois is Joe Cannon and if
we can get the convention to Dan
Vile next year, just before a con-
gressional election, it may possibly
help us TO get rid of him
The delegates thought the argu-
ment unanswerable.
WRIGHT REELECTED.
Edwin r. Wright of Chicago Typo
graphical union No. &c was reflect
ed president of the federation, receiv-
ing 1876 votes to SO votes cast for his
opponent, Joseph W. Morton of the
Stationary FiTemen's union of Chi
cago. AS soon as the vote was an
AC0ACDO -'AoA LN4A GU " 4udh ne the
election unanimous and promised to
do everything in his power to bring
about more harmonious relations be-
tween the Chicago and the state fed
eratiOns.
Aside from the election of presi-
dent the only exciting contest was
for places on the executive board,
and Miss Anna Willard of the Chi
cago Mattresses paid the penalty for
attempting to go against the ma
chine. She was defeated for reelec-
ton as the result of a speech she
made before the last ballot was TAX
en-. Five members of the executive
board received a majority of votes
on the first ballot, leaving the sixth
place to be contested for by four
= nominees. of which Miss Willard was
one. The next ballot did not result
in an election, though Miss Willard
received the highest vote To ex-
pedite business Matthew Wolf of
Chicago made motion that the
other nominees voluntarily with
draw. leaving Miss Willard to fill the
position.
MAKES SPEECH TO MINERS.
Il am a sunragist and l am not
looking for any favors," said Miss
Willard. Besides, l want TO give
the printers and the miners a chance
70 get their bitterness out on me-
The slur at the miners angered
John II. Walker, who asked that Miss
Willard apologize, as the miners felt
no bitterness toward anyone. Miss
Willard refused to apologize and i'm
mediately cry went up through the
hall to defeat her.
The full list of officers elected fol-
lows:
President-E. R. Wright, Chica-
go.
Vice Presidents-Peter Fitzgerald,
Alton; Victor F. Hopp, Chicago:
Daniel German, Peoria.
Secretary-treasurer - James F.
Morris, Springfield.
Executive Board-John NJ. Irish.
Peoria; James T. Trench, La Sale;
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-21
TYPEWRITERS IN CHINA.
They Are Used There, bat Not For tbs
Native LANGUAGE.

! neS Hgc OSco mere OUT NoI = or tne
Native Language.
Typewriters are now made for use in
nearly hundred different languages.
and they are sold all over the world.
but there is still one great nation
which. for q very simple reason, mas
no typewriters that write its tongue
That nation is China.
The English alphabet has twenty-six
letters. the Russian thirty-six. The
typewriter produced for the Russian
market is the largest made. but no
typewriter could be made that would
begin TO be big enough for the Chinese
language, which has no alpha bet. but
is represented by sign characters, of
which there are about $4,000 OF the
great number of words found in the
English language only a small proper
ton are used for the ordinary purposes
OF speech. and the same would be true
as to the characters used In the Chi
nese language, but the number of Chi
neSe characters commonly employed Is
stiH far greater than could be put on
any typewriter SO this nation OF 4O0.-
100000 people has no typewriter in its
own tongue.
But that doesn't mean that no type
writer's are sold in China. More and
more Chinese are learning other Ian
qua ces besides their own. and Chinese
merchants and resident foreign mer-
chants use typew-iteTs. and they are
used in lecatio and in consular OF.
fees and in banks and shipping offices
and colleges and by missionaries. by
various people Altogether there are
sold in China g good many typewrit-
Washington Post
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-21
TNHo Seats IN the AisI.

On a visit OF John W. Gates to New
York shortly before his last trip
abroad he was discussing Wall street
speculation and how duh II was with
& friend who sometimes takes a der
in the market himself
Let me see said the friend: cit
was i've years ago that a Stock Ex-
change seat brought S97 900. Now one
can be got for $1,000"
Seventy TIE thousand doTa rsr'
shouted Gates. IF man went down
TO the exchange With ST5.OOO real mon
ey he could get two seats on the mid
die aisle"-New York sun
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-21

Chamberlains Cough Remedy has
become famous for its cures of coughs.
colds, Group and influenza Try it
when IN need = contains no harmful
substance and always gives prompt re-
lief Sold by al 6ruggistA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-21
Gu a R AN e E

certify that the Abbott Motor will fully warrant and guarantee
onobHe
includes all material and all equipment
With of
connection with construction of said automobile any parts
Of
the fact the Abbott Motor company Of its authorized
that such Dreakage not
actd % mist
through dealer the Detroit Mich free of charge the
the
max
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-21

Enumerated here are of the high grade features
which, while frequently embodied in cars of the four or
five thousand seldom incorporated in
selling for these prices.
Exceptionally large and roomy bodies.
Hand bufed leather upholstery, with thick cushions
Crcassan walnut dash and trimmings.
Highest class fnish-24 painting operations.
quarter elliptic springs in rear, giving excep-
tionally easy riding qualities.
Full floating type axle
Chrome nickel steel drive shafts.
Multiple disc clutch.
Three bearing crank shaft.
Unusually large valve openings.
Thinker roller bearings throughout.
Extra large tres-reducing tire expense.
Gear shifting device noiseless, easily handled.
Large strong wheels.
Latest type of foredoor bodies with inside control.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-10-21
ABBOTT-DETROIT $50"

4x44 four cylinder motor.
Splitdorf ignition system
Electric oil and electric side and
lamps ampere lighting battery Tungsten lamps
lamps nickel plated.
34x3 II quick deach able rims
emissions.
pedal clutch controI-smple, sure
Wheel base inches
Ventilated fore-door bodies.
Fore-door touring fully equipped, less top and
i,
car, fully equipped including and
windshield ST.
Fore-door roadster, fully equip ped, less top and
windshield ST.,
Fore-door roadster, fully equipped including top and
windshield e. 5 i,
fully equipped ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ST.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-13

merykanSkich panien, ktore wy
chodza "a cudzoziemcow utytu-
lowanych. Potem rozwodzil sic Z
pochwaiami dyplomatow amery-
kanskich w Europie, ma co Jednak
Henry Texas odpowiedziai, o.
stro krytykujac postepowanic
ambasadorow amerykanskich,
chcacych imponowac rozrzutno-
scia. Powiedziai, re Hill musial O.
puscic Berlin, by ustapic miejSca
Hammondowi dlatego, re tenze
Jest wiele bogatszym. Powle-
dial. re Hammond w czaSie uro-
czystoSci koronacyjnych W Lon
dynie zapomniai sic do tego stop
MIA, re krola poufale Nv box
szturknal". = w izbie w czasie O.
brad nagle zerwai sic Siedzenia
posel Willis Ohio, ktorego O.
dziez stanela w plomieniach.
Stlumiono je jednak szybko; wy
padek ten wydarzyl sic wskutek
zapalenia sic zapaiek W kieszenl
Willisa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-13
z Kuby.

Havana, Is lipca. - Wielkie
niezadowolenie W prasie tutejszei
wSrod ogoIu budzi wieSc, re do
Havany ma przyby6 minister
wojny Stan6w Zjednoczonych, a
by sic przekonac, jake Postepy
poczynila samorzqdzaca. sic Ku-
ba. lego rodzaju ,,inspekcya" O.
burza opinie tutejsza. Podobno
jednak ma ona bye konieczna z
powodu naduzyG i przekupstwa,
grasujacego W administracyi O.
becnej Kuby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-13
TeIegramy Krajowe.
z Kongresu.

Washington, 13 lipca. = Zda-
je sic, re teraz szybko zdaza do
konca W senacie obrady mad no
wela tyczaca sic ukiadu handlo-
wego Kanada. Senator Bailey,
wniosl dodatek, ktory odrzucono
taxa wiekszoScia glosow, re Bal
ley ME domagai sic gloSowania i
miennego. Hepburn z Idaho, pre-
mawiajac przeciw novel;, nazwa&
republikanskich. jej zwolennikow
,,p6ldemokratami'' i oSwiadczyi,
re wszyscy prawdziwi republika-
ME przeciw MENU beda glosowa-
Ii, Dodai, re Taft bynajmniej ME
jest przywodzca republikanow.
Zapowiadai upadek polityczny
wszystkich tych, ktorzy beda
glosowali "a ukladem. La Follet-
tie wniosi swoj dodatek tyczacy
sic cla ma welne lub baweine. Mel
son podal wniosek, by New Me
xico natychmiast wliczono W po-
czet Stanow, podczas gdy W A
rizonie jeszcze musi sic odbyc
glosowanie mad jednym para
grafow konstytucyi.
w izbie posiow, Kahn z Kali
fornii zaproponowal, azeby naio-
zyG wysoki podatek, ma posagi "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-13
Z Autro-Wegier.

Wieden, 13 lipca. = Wielkie
czynia sic przygotowania do ma
newrow wrzeSniowych, ktore od-
beda sic ma pograniczu wegier-
sko galicyjskiem i ma ktore ma
przybyc cesarz, ktory iuz zupeinie
powrocl do zdrowia czuje sic
tax dobrze, jak nigdy przedtem,
Zrazu miai cesarza zastapic ma
tych manewrach nastepca tronu,
arcvks. Franciszek Ferdynand.
Budapest, 13 lipca. = W okre-
gu Keczkemet i innych miastach
daio sic odczuc slime trzesienie
ziemi. ktore niebywaia wywoiaio
panike wsrod ludnosci / znaczne
zrzadzilo szkody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-13
z Kanady.

Toronto, Ont, Is lipca. = w
calem polnocnem Ontario goreja
lasy. Wiele miejscowosci leglo W
zgliszczach, wiele ludzi pablo O.
fiara podobno liczba iaczna O.
fiar wyniesie do 400! Szkody ma
teryalne So oltrzymie; juz teraz
ida one w miliony! Do Toronto
zjezdzaja sic mdzie resztkaml
dobytku; cierpia oni tn nedze,
pozbawieni Srodkow do zycia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-13
Ze spraw angielskich.

Londyn, 13 lipca. - Para kro-
lewska opuSciia Irlandye odje-
chala do Walii, gdzie' dis ma zam-
ku Carnarvan odbywa sic wpro-
wadzenie uroczyste nastepcy tro-
nu, jako ksiecia Walii. Dublin en-
tuzyastycznie zegnai monarchow,
wzywajac ich do rychlego
powrotu. Krol W sywem oredziu
pozegnalnem serdecznie dziekuje
narodowi Irlandzkiemu "a wSpa-
Male przyjecie obiecuje, re wnet
znow, do Irlandyi przyjedzie.
- Skazano til A. Newtona, a.
dwokata, ktory byi swego czasu
obronca StracoDego til "a zamor-
dowanie zony. amerykahskiego
dentysty, Crippena, ma rok utraty
praktyki. to "a niegodne obrofl-
cy postepowanie w owym proce-
sic. Podobno> Newton akt proce-
su podawal prasie i dopomagai
do nieprawdziwego przedstawia-
MIA W gazetach przebiegu proce-
su.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-13
PozarY lasow i miast.

Detroit, Mich, 13 lipca. = Pod
czas gdy miasta Au Sable Osco-
da tworza teraz tylko kupe zgli-
szcz6w, przeszlo 1000 ich bylych
mieszkancow porozmieszczano
pod namiotami. 0 lie wiadomo,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-13
Wdowy po strazakach zabitych W ka-
tastrofie rzezalnianej procesuja tru-
p. stysow funduszu ma ich
rzecz zlozonego
Kolizya pociagu z tramwajem.
Kontraktorzy budowlan 4acza sic architektam aby
stawiG op6r union robotniczym.
Znow bomba.

ZnOW bomDa.
Bomba dynamitowa eksplodo-
wala dzisiaj krotko po po}nocy
w czteropietrowym budynku pm,
I737-I745 N. Paulina ul., zaJ-
mowanym przez spoke Schick :
Johnson Co., fabrykantow urza-
dzefi biurowych. Budynek ten,
dopiero co ukonczony, obeJmuJe
pol ,,bloku' okolonego ullcaml
Paulina. Marshfield ave. Bloo-
mingdale road. Wybuch byl TAX
silnv, ze daf sic sfyszec W obre-
bic kilku .,blok6w" i wielu ludzi
wystraszyl.
Obawiajac sic pozaru, stroz
nocny Ernest Woods zaalarmo-
wal straz ogniowa, kt6ra ME "a
stafa zadnej dla siebie roboty, "a
lie znalazla druga bombe, jeszcze
ME eksplodowana, ktora Z bu-
dynku zabrala.
Szkode zrzadzona przez eks-
plozye obliczajq ma $1,000.
Urzednicy spolki przypuszcza-
ia, re dyhamiciarzem ME by} mkt
inny jak tylko jakiS dawny ro-
botnik, ktery W ten sposob
chcial sic zemScit "a wydalenie
go cd piracy.
Jeszcze o funduszu widow po Ia
bitych strazakach.
w Saddle Wyzszym odbywa
sic obecnie process widow po stra-
zakach zabitych dn. ego grud-
MIA. Z. r. W pozarze rzezalnlanym
Drogq skladek pubIicznych zfo-
zono ma ich korzySc sumo SILL
600. a mad funduszem wyznaczo-
nv zostai komitet zamoznych
obvwateli, w sklad ktorego
weszli: B. +. Sunny, prezy-
dent Chicagoskiej Kompanii Te-
lefonicznej; F. w. Upham, czlo-
mex Wydzialu Rewizyi Podat-
k6w; w. H. Wilson, kontroler
"a czas6w Busse'go; J. J. Nit
chell. prezydent banku Illinois
Trust & Savings; ]. H. Sell
fabrykant obuwia; H. n. Hlgin-
botham. kapitalista A. s. White.
kapitalista.
Wdowom chodzi o dwie RE
czy: natychmiastowy podzial
funduszu pomiedzy wszyStklch
oraz przyznanie i'm r6wnych cze-
sci, bez wzgledu ma range zabl-
tvch strazakow. w podaniu So
dowem zaznaczono bowiem, ze
trustysi funduszu maja zamlar
wyplacic wieksza sumo wdowom
DO szefie Horanie i asystencie
lego, Williamie Burroughs.
Zeznania skiadali wczoraj
Sunny Upham, kt6rzy bronili
stanowiska zajetego przez koml-
tet, chcacy wdowom wypiacac
tylko procent owego funduszu'
Gala SUNG juz ulokowano ma bon
dach, zakupionych w banku III
linois Trust & Savings.
Gas iuz wielki, ably process
ten nareszcie sic zakonczy}, bo
ciqgnie sic juz cd 1890 kwietnia,
a wdowy cierpliwie czekac mu-
sza ma rozstrzygniecie rozprawy.
Podajemy dzisiaj rycine Z po-
dobiznami kilku widow wystepu-
jacych w procesie; jest tam row
niez iedna Polka, pani Muraw-
ska z Town of Lake"
Fatalna kolizya.
Pociag towarowy kolei Pan
handle" wjechal wczoraj wieczo-
rel ma tramwaj linii 47mej ulicy,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-13

try osoby zginely W piomieniach,
ale jcdna tylko MONA bylo i
dentyfikowac, II. krawca Samuela
Rosenthala. Ostatnie wiadomoScl
z okolic pozar6w So pocieszalace
wiatr gwaltowny ustai / Wystar-
czylby niewielki deszcz, by po-
zary te stiumiG. Spalanie miast
Au Sable i Oscoda, jakotez pozar
w Alpena, Mich, ktory zrzadzil
szkode ma $5OO,0OO, spowodowaly
pogloski, jakoby mnostwo ludzl
potracilo zycie: pog}oski tie SO
falszywe. Setki ludzi utracily zy-
Gle w Ontario W Kanadzie wsKu-
tex pozarow laow, ale ME W Sta
ME Michigan.
Szkody zrzadzone jednakowoz
sa znaczne. w 6 miastach pomle-
dzy Alpena a Cheboygan popali-
Iy sic liczne domy, obory / obeJ-
scia. Byly to miasta Metz, Willes-
burg, Onoway, Tower, La Ro-
que Posen. Donosza tez, re mieJ-
scowoSc South Waterboro cze-
Sciowo zostala spalona.
Nova Liga ME proznuje.
Springfield, ILL.,, 13 lipca,
Nowoutworzona Liga inicyaty-
wy referendum, ktorej glownym
tworca jest byly kandydat ma
burmistrza, prof. Merriam, zwo-
iaia zgromadzenie konstytucyjne
ma dzien 21 bm., do hotelu La
Sale w Chicago.
Rozruchy z poWodu braku lodu.
Nowy York, Is lipca. w
dzielnicy wschodniej wybdchiy
miedzy uboga ludnoscia rozruchy
powodu braku lodu. Ceny lodu
w czasie upalow podniosly sic Q
200 do 800 procent, ,,Knicker-
brocker Ice CO. wogole ME
sprzedawaia lodu nikomu procz
stalym swym odbiorcom miedzy
kupcami. Wczorai popoiudniu
pareset ludzi szturmowalo do
blur Forest Scott CO., domaga-
jac sic lodu dla chorych czion-
kow rodzin swoich. w koncu da-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-13
Z Nieniec.

Berlin, 10 lipca. = Donosza z
Kilonii. re eskadra kadecka Sta
now Zjedn. odjechala tego por-
tu do Bergen W Norwegii. w
Berlinie panuja znaczne upaiy /;
temometr wskazuje 102 Stopnie.
w narodowych wyscigach a
wiatycznych pierwsza nagrode
100000 marek) otrzymal aviator
Koenig, druga (25,OOO marek)
Vollmoeller, trzecia 10000 ma
rek) Buechner.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-07-13
CzwARTEK, DINA 1860 LIPcA, 1911 RoKU.
: w ciagu dni ostatnich pano:

waiy slime burze ma wybrzezu
Nora Niemieckiego, powodujac
wiele STRAIT W statkach rybackich.