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Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01
From Mondays Daily.

E Pemberthy. superintendent of Copper Belle group at Gleesou was in the city today enroute to Pats sgonia
 ~here he goes to inspect mining work
 being conducted by the Amster nter. ests.
 Mrs kls~ was . Tombstone yisitor today, coming from Los Angeles and siil look after her property interests in this city.
 R H D Hsper. Ed Price. Jack Bull |, Fen McHenvy, Josie Masterson, |, Blanche Haper and c Page all of Willccx. arc in the city ss witnesses in the Flanders case now on trial. The Improved order of Red Men meet this evening in their wigwam on fifth street, in regular session. Cat lemen from Arizons. New Mexi- co, Sonora and Texas points are in Douglas today to be present at the opening session of the Cochise County Stock Growers Association. The Copper City special of the E P < s W wac delayed six hourr Saturday night because of 8 wsshout at Mount Riley, forty. seven miles east of Fl Psso
 Among the visiting sttorners in the city today are c o Anderson o. Willcox, w B Clesry of Bisbee and Assistant County Attorney AleI Mur. ray of Bisbee.
 Grant Warner left yesterday tor Dubuque. Iowa, where he will enter a pharmaceutical college and prepare hiDse!f as 6 proficient and skilled druggist
 A. Wentworth returned yesterday from an extended visit to Loe Al Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco. He returns much improved in health and receiving the cordial greetings of his many friends at home. Asuckling pig roast will te served at he Billiard Psrlors this evening at s o'clock. Proprietor Thompson is making his regular monthly "spresds" popular affsirs, and are always we'll attended. The event tonight is 10 be special and general invitation exc | tended.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01
Newsy Notes
 From c0urtIand

At her home on Third etree:, Mon . day evening. Mise Mary Kries enter- tained a party of friends in honor of Miss Ls mb oi Tombstone.
 Prof. Foster. living no thwest from Pearce, was unfortunate m losing 6 fine Jersey COW. that was killed by lightning on Sunday night.
 Arthur Jackson departed Tuesday for his home ct Nottingham. Eng land, where he will spend c few months among the scenes Of his boy hood days.
 Captain c. B. Keiton came in from his home ss Keltou Wednesday. and reports that be has been under the weather for several days but is now getting bsck to bis usual good health.
 While eularging the station on the second level, the Tejon Mining com pany of Gleeson struck high grade bornite ore. While the indicati )ns are very good, it is too early to say how much there is of this new ore body.
 Mrs. E. P. Moore, of Rucker csn- yon, with Miss E. Mshrt, who has been waiting Mrs. Moore, cah,e in yesterday and were guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. W. G. Mcbride. lesv. ing today for Douglas, where a few days will be spent before Mics Mahrl departs for her home at Orange, New Jersev.-Arizonsn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01
Cochise County
 Cattle Convention

Four strong resolutions were passed yesterday at Dougl-s before the clos- ing of the business session Of the brst annual cony nyention of the Coo hise County Stock Growers association Chief among them was one calling upon the national government to l re- serve the San BernsIdino quarantine fence, established . number of years ago. This fence encloses bet tween 25O.OOO and 200 ,OOO acres of land and acts as 6 msnmade barrier against the spread of fever tick infection.
 The stockmen also pledge them selves to strict enforcement of the san- ,tary stock laws and desire the strict co. operation of all state officer.
 The cattlemen are curious to know why S P. tPete) Thcmpson, 0! Doug les. . was discharged from the office oi livestock inspector, and 6 resolution wac therefore adopted, to be sent to the Livestock Sanitary Board.
 The stockmen favor 6 change in the state school land lessa law with regard to eligibility of ca,tlemen to rent sec- .ions for grazing purposes, whereupor they resolved, that the orRsniza- tion approve the plan of the state re- tsining possession of the school and other stase lands and of renting the same to the best advantages; that al citizens of the state are eligible t' rent such state lsnds to the extent o six hundred and forty acres for graz
 ing purposes for one individual.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01
HoW's This?

We offer One Hundred DoIIars Re- ward for any case Of Cstarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catsrrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & O., Toledo, O.
 We the undersigned, have known F.J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and ,elieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially sbls Ic carry out any obligations made bv nis firm.
 WALDIxe, KINxAx & MARvIH,
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter iAlly, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents VAT bottle. Sold hv all duGgists.
 Educate Your DoweIs With cascsrses. Candy Cashartic, cure constipation forever, sac- 0s JIG c C. fsil. drusatsss rssunAnssR
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01
Lightning Played
 Freak at GIeeson

Last Friday afternoon. during the storm and while Superintendent Tbiers of the Teion Mining company of Gleeson. was lin Courtland. light hing struck the galvanized iron chim- uey on his residence. Following two of the guy wires, the current splinter- ed the post that one led 10, the other was fastened to the. roof, near the owes, from which the lightning ps..ed into the houss, tes ring battens from the outside, ripping mouldings and new wall coverings from inside, scattering scrsps of building paper and oil cloth all over the house aud passed out by the water pipe. Mrs. Thiers was about thirty feet from where the lightning entered the house and felt but 6 slight shock.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01
Mexican Shooting
 At Fort Huachuca

Deputy United States Marshal A. A. Hopkins. stationed ct Douglas, was sent to Fort Huschucs yesterday by United States Attorney J. E. Morri- Ion 10 take into custodsy . Mexican who had shot another Mexican dur. ing . fight on the military reservs- tion Monday afternoon. Particulars of the shooting had not been received by the United States attorney up to last night, but the Mexican who did the shooting is in the army post guard house at the fort and is being held by Colonel Galbraith until the arrival of Mir. Hopkins, who is ex. pected to return to Bisbee today with the Mexican. The Mexican who was shot is being treated ss the post but it is nos known if be was seriously in. jured.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01
Tombstonite Has
 Narrow Escape

County Chauffeur Melvin Swain had . narrow escape from drowning yes- terdsy. Before attempting to cross . gulch running with ~ster. Melvin left his machine to ade across to see if he could safely ford same. Al about the center be was suddenly precipits- ted into hole and was completely submerged, extricatiug himself with difficulty. Melvin is now pardonsbly suspicious oi all water courses and water holes.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01
Peculiar Situation
 ln Cochise County

A peculiar situation has arisen in Cochise csuoty with reference to the sentence of prisoners who have been found guilty and judgment psssed for penal sentence in the state peniten' tisrv ., Florence.
 Last week Judge Sutter sentenced in regular form, seven prisoners to one year each st Florence When the prisoners were delivered. a ques- tion arose on legality of the commit- ment. e law having been passed by the state legislature calling for indeterm- mate sentences and same made effec tive August 18th.
 Under the new law no definite time of sentence must be fixed by the court, as the term is left open between the minimum and maximum time fixed for each ffense. the prisoners sem
 ence being subject to action Of the pardoning board any time after ser vice of the minimum time.
 The stste officials held . new sen- tence would be necessary for the Co chise prisoners in order to comply with the new law Just here Judge Sutter passed back another legal poser that is calculated to upset the order, at least ss far as applies to the Cochise sentences. It is em bodied io the simple fact that the crimes were ec., mitted before the new act became effective. hence the old law governed and Oochise county thus saved a needless expense of about $500 to re- turn the prisoners here merely to com- ply with c legal technicslity.
 Judge Sutter's contention is based on ample legal authorities and is both good logic and common sense. The legal point discussed by attorneys h. re uphold the view of the court and the constitutional e1post fscto prina ciple oi law.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01
Refugees From
 Rebel Wrath

Nogales, which was crowded with refugees from Sonora last year during the M.dero revolution, is crowded again with those who have sought safety on American soil while the present troubles gre on. It IS said that there are ct Hermosillo fully one hundred who expected to come out on Wednesday. but were prevented by the interruption Of the traffic on the Sonora rsilwsy.-Ossis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01
To be a Big Town in
 Johnson District

Owing to the considerable develop ment in the Johnson district of Lo- cbise coun,y, which have led to . complete rejuvenstion of that once lively district. 6 demand has been created for @ shipment point at Dra goon, and this has led to the creation of 6 towpsite, the intention being to build up a prosperous town ct the point from which the mines Of the Johnson district ship their ores.
 Tie small smelter ct the United Mines company st Johnson is now being remodeled and its capacity will be doubled.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01
Ducks Plentiful
in Cochise

Ducks are plentiful on the river. The ducks are teal and gsdwslls, com. monly known a5 greys, and 6 few bluebl lls. quite . number of which have been brought to Tombstone. White wing shooting shooting is now at its best. The young birds are hy- ing in big flocks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01
Postal Regulations
 To Remember

The principle of Sunday closing will be extended to all frst-clses and second -class posto6ices in the United States as result of . provision to that effect contained in the new pos tal appropriation bill which passed congress not long before sdjournment.
 Only special delivery mail will pass through the othces. No mail ~iil be placed ID lock::boxes, and the general delivery service will be discontinued. This will also include the carrier ser- vice.
 The change will become effective ss soon e the bill becomes operative as . law.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01
ArIzons Women
 Becoming Active

A campaign to secure sn smend- mend to the state constitution grant, ing equal suffrage to the women of Arizona will be formally launched in the sate September l, according to . letter received from Mre. Frances Munds of Prescott, chairman of the Arizona Equal Suffrage Central cons mittee.
 State headquarters are to be open- ed in Pboerix and Mise Sally Jscobs, . sister of Representative Leon 8. Jacobs Of Msricops county. has been secured as press representative.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01
Voters Should
 Take Notice

Unless voters of Cochise county reg istes during this week their chances to vote for president. through sn elsc- tor, will have slipped from their grasp or from their several grssps. rhere are approximately one thousand men 2l years of age and otherwise qusli- fled to vote who are not yet out in the vet and they have until Saturday night to register.
 Up to 8 o'clock Saturday afterD oon, the closipg hour st the county re- corder's office. the number that bad registered was 1868. This is close te 1000 lees than registered in 1910 and tbere gre more qualified to vote thi' year than in that year without doubt
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01
Cochise Broom Factory
 Now In Operation

It is said that the new broom fsc- tory located at Glendale, near Court land is in operation and turning out about six dozens of first-clsss brpoms daily This, no doubt, will be increased as the demand increases. The factory is in charge of Elme Weed, who came from eastern Ksnsss where he hss successfully conducted a similar business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01

The Session Lave of the regular and special sessions of the legisleturs of the State of Arizona gre off the pr.ss. The book contains llz2 pages of Memorials, Resolutions and Lsws end is thoroushly indexsd through. out
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01

E Fl Reeves is expected home this week from his trip to the Atlantic sea- board.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01

N Mack of Tucson is numbered among the witnesses in' court today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01

No ..........
 WARRANTY DEED F Dixon ct ux to Lilly B Dugan Douelas prop. 500 FF Samson ct ux to J J Bloomer Douglas prop.... 100 John Bebb to wm Deckerav and Gus Hsigler Bisbee prop .................... .... 800 H T Bsbcock ct ux to Luella R McCurdy land. ....... lO00 Thomas E Spsir ct uI to Luells R McCurdv land. l50
 cBATTEL MORTGAGE Frank A Taught to Liszie Felimeier live stock to se- cure Do
 WARRANTY DEED J D Marshall ct ux to L D McCartney Douglas prop. 35OO ..
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Ariz Bank X Trust Co to Ga hriel Colungs ct al. satis- 6es mtg on Douglss prop.
 SUBTRACTION OF CHAT MTG Ariz Bank X Trust Go to Jose Borrego ct uI satisfies m'e on horse. buggy and har- ness
 DEED August Hickey ct uI to City of Bisbee, right of way for sewer. r....-.........-.. co. F D Lane ct uI to City of Bishee, right of way for sewer .. L Warrington ct ux, Cbss Lotb ct ux, T J Spaulding to City of Bishee, rights of way for sewer. ... U s to Cbss B Dillsha, land -
 WARRANTY DEED B B Sandorson ct ux to B Speed. Douglas property, subject to mortgage agsinst Ons Foster ct conf ..... 10 co Douglas Improvement to J F Laster. Douglas property TOO .. Max and Sam Levy to John Nelson, Bisbee property. 10 .. John Guinlan to An,honyJ c Cleveland. Douglas property lo ..
 REALTY MORTGAGE Jesse F Laster ct uX to A J Evans. Douglas property. TOO Thomas V Branch to Emly Rose, Douglas property. $50 3. Greene Cattle Co. to Eva D Greene Langslow. lands. .75 coo. :. Pat Smith ct ux to C Viola Slaughter. Douglas prop erty, subj-c, to previous Of $200, to secure. 300 .. Antonio 0 Ward ct ux to Norton Morgan Co.,, Bowie proper,y ............ 300 .. c s Bell to Norton-Morgsn Com Co., COW. hogs and pige AVo [. w A Hensley to Jencie E Ryan. Douglas property. 1000 .. IF Caxman ct ux to State Mutual Building & Loan | Association, Douglas prop | eIty e(V Anthony 5 Cleveland to State Mutual Building & Loan Association, Douglas
 property ...........-.... lSoV
 REALTY MORTGAGE W G Goodman ct ux to
 John McCarty. land -. - John Pennypacker et ux to Gus Hickey, Bisbee prop | etty 0o I'd
 REALTY DEED Herbert c Kimbafl to o
 Gihson. Cochise prop-
 erty lV i SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE Wilcox Bank & Trust Co
 toJ D Boone. R NJ Moore to Erred Rock end Ben L Mstson.... -
 cHAIrEL MORTGAGE DMoone to Wilcox Bank
 & Trust Go, horses, colts,
 eheep, etc ..-......... 4o5o ol sHERIFF's oRDKR OF SALE Property of the Heffern
 Mining & Development
 Co. to secure. lo,5O Il ARTICLES or INcoRPoRATIoH Masonic Building Corpor-
 stion. orporstors.
 yspnemap. A q amson,
 Wright, Stacy, W. de
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-09-01
TOMBSTONE EPITAPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.

RECORDS OF
 C0CHISE COUNTY strumeuts Filed With the Count!
 Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF U s to Chss T Candy. land. U s to 0 & A Mn Co. min PeoP ...... .....---...... J NJ O'Conuell to NJ Lichten. berger, Bisbee prop .... .l40O0 ..
 WARRANTY DYED M Ponchoe to G H Hirst, Douglas prop ........ I00O .. 0 L Fokes to L K Carter, Douglas prop ........ 1000 .. LG Duncan to G H Ebsop. San Simon prop. ........ 100 ..
 Q. c. DEED T. Barnes to E Northrop min prop. eaH SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE l Aldredge to c L Fokes.... Ariz Nut s & L Assn toe L Foxes Douglas Grocery Go to MT. M I Presley ...... Willcox Bank & Trus, Go to L Evipger r...... Willcox Bank & Trust Go to J N Scbutz z... JH Plstt to G M Delavara
 cHATrEL MORTGAGE CT McGlone to E Sutton, prop .......-- ....... 100 = SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE Cochise B & l. Assu to Mise A Rsysdale .... ..... JB Gamble to o W Brandon
 PATENT U s to R H Colvin, land. =. US to D Gibson, land .... Reilly and NJ Ziegsn to E P& W R R Co. land. ... 250 ..
 WARRANTY DEED G Ewell to J Nj Green and F. Carruth. Douglas prop 5000 E Smith to B soeed. Doug- ieS pItp. ~
 -cHArTEL MoRrGAGE c F. Adsms to s s Valley Bank, live stock. ........ 250 . R M Spencer to Gleeson Cash Store, live stock .... 260 [.
 RE. MORTGAGE G A Walker to T R Brandt, mn prop p-........... looo US to P B sabin, land .... U s to Ii H Ferguson. land. CM Hsnnen to II Bonner. min prop. ...-..... .... 5OO . II Bennett to E J Evans. min prop. op..-....-........ 520 . SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE H Wsktor 10 " L Kennemur and R Lockhart. rt...... H w Etz & Go to R L Ssls- agar
 TRUST LIKED A Williams and wife to Title Inc & Trust Co. Douglas prop Z0uO
 WARRANTY DEED Prov Nut & L Asen to A Williams. Douglas prop 10 R L sslozsr to H W Etz Ben soI prop ......-.--..-... 9co
 sHERIFF's SALE HCw Wheeler to Prov Nut 5 B ( L Assn sn-.....-.-..--. S6lS
 TRUSTEES FEED ' Goodbody to T Lopez. Pesrce prop. ........-. ~
 RE MORTGAGE CIV Iugiss to E N Whitney
 LEASE W N Adamson to J \ Hsm'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-03
,,MaIa Europa.

We Francyi W departamencie
Meurthe-et-Moselle jest okreg
Briey, W ktorym ma 1oo,525 mie-
szkahcow, mieszka 55,o9S cudzo-
ziemcow,. pochodzacych prawle
ze wszystkich KRAKOW europej-
skich.
Niemc6w W tym okregu nie-
Ska o,4o4, Anglikow 10 obywa-
tell roznych KRAKOW pahstwa au-
stryackiego W tenn i Galicyi 743;
Belgijczyk6w 1886; Bufgarow
13; Dunczykow 4; Hiszpanow
80; Grek6w 81; Holendrow AZ;
Wloch6w 32,o39. Poddanych ro-
syjskich (przewaznie Polacy)
23o; Szwedow 7; Szwajcarow
247; Turkow 20; Luksemburczy-
k6w 3,58I.
slowem prawie wszystIie jezy-
XII i narody europejskie maja
swoich przedstawicieli ma teryto-
ryum okregu Briey. Zjawisko to
nalezy przypisat szybkiemu
wzrostowi przemysfu W tym O.
kregu i, wobec braku robotnikow
miejscowych, naplywowi OBJ
cych.
Zaznaczyc nalezy, il niewielka
stosunkowo liczba Polakow pra-
cuje ME W wielkim przemysle
fabrycznym, lecz jake ,robotnicy
rolni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-03

zeskoczyi z tramwaju. Konduk-
tor zas zamknai ma zasuwke tyl-
ne drzwi, tax, re pasazerowie ME
mogli wyjSc, zanim cos MONA by
10 uczynic, nastapila wzmianko-
wana kolizya.
Wyjazd nauczycieli do Filipin.
Waszyngton, 3 czerwca.'- LOO
nauczycieli i nauczycielek wyJez-
dza do Filipin ma stanowlska W
tamtejszych szkolach rzadowycn.
Zastep ten pedagQgow wybrany
byf droga egzaminow ssuzby cy-
wilnej sklada sic re specyalnie
kwalifikowanych ludzi na]leP-
szvch uniwersytetow, kollegiow
szkoi normalnych W tyn kra]u.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-03

Z sierpnia 1911 r., dokonaf
wzlotu ponad gore Pixies Peak.
IS sierpnia 1911 r, zdobyl re-
kord swiatowy co do wysokosci
(1o,SS7 stop ma zlocie chicago
skim.
Niedawno temu Parmallee le-
dwo uszedi smierci takiej, jaka
zginal C. P. Rodgers inny lotnik
braci Wright'ow, a mianowlcle
utonieciem w morzu.
13 maja, br., Parmallse leciaf
mad morzem ma wysokoscl 1000
stop, gdy maszyna jego uderzyia
W mewe i spadla 90 stop. zanlm
mad MIA odzyskai kontrole.
Lorimer przyjezdza do Waszyng-
tonu.
Washington, 3 czarwca.
Spodziewaja sic przyjazdu Lori
mera ma wtorek, II. ma jutro. Ma
wiadomosc o jego przyjezdzle,
senator Kern odlozyl swa move
w sprawie Lorimera z dnia dzl-
siejszego ma dzien jutrzejszy. /
stnieje miedzy senatorami po-
stanowienis jak najwczesnieisze-
go uporania sic z ta sprawa. =
(Patrz ,,Kronika Miejska"1.
Move dziwactwo lokomocyi.
St. Louis, Mo-, 3 czerwca.
Nainowszem dziwactwem loko-
mocyi jest wielka obrecz, z pa
wietrzem wewnatrz mel, a Pc
dzonej sruba, podogna do tel
ktora uzywa sic W aeroplanacn.
Jestto wynalazek William Nc
Donald'a kontraktora Clinton
A. Coates'a, kowala. Nazywaja
tie maszyne ,aerounicyklem", Ma
posiadac chyzost teoretyczna
72o mil ma godzine, powodu pro-
stoty W konstrukcyi j mlninlalnel
frykcyi.
Wypadek tramwajowy W St.
Louis.
St. Louis, Mo-, 3 czerwca.
20 pasazerow odniosio uszkodze-
MIA wczoraj wieczorem wskutek
.kolizyi tramwaju elektrycznego
ma Grand Avenue pociagiem ro-
botniczsnl. Motorowy straeh
kontrole mad tramwajem, gdy
ten spuszczai sic ma pochylosci,
wiodacej Cd wiadnktu ma Granq
ave. Gdy to sic stale, motorowy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-03
,Steryotyperzy Wracaja dopracy.
Strajk przy gazetach angielskich. Przyjeto
kilkunastu strajkier6w.
Sad dla automobilistow.
Sad1a Olson przezaeza osobnego sqdego do rozpaTWana
spfM pT1clW automobl1ston.
Koniec WzlOt6w awiatycznych.
w czterech dniach popisow ME byio
zadnego fatalnego wypadku.
G11a1e w ko112yi
Motorcyk zderzyf sic zsamOchOdem ma Mlchlgan ave-
Koniec wzlot6w awiatycznych.
G1n1e " kOl1Xyi
Motorcykl zderzyf sic zsamochodem ma Michigan ave.

cyonowai nawet W miesiseaeh
zimowych.
Sedzia Olson przeznaczyl tod
nego sedziego do roEpatrywarha
tych spraw jedynie W tym celp
by ten m6g, trzymac rekord
wszystkich przestepcow. Przed-{
tenn zdarzaio sic bardzo czesto4
ze automobilista ziapany kilka
krotnie ma zbyt szybkiej wedro-
wee DO ulicach miasta Chicago
ME byi nalezycie karany, DO se-
dzia ME wiedzial czy ow automo-
bilista stawai poprzednio pred
sadem, oskarzohy to samo
przestepstwo. Cd wprowadzenia
w zycie sadu dla spraw automo-
bilowych, sedzia bedzie trzymai
nazwisko kazdego, ktory nie
zwaza ma przepisy miejskie ! "a
drugie przestepstwo bedzie go
karai surowiej niz "a pierwsze.
Nieszczesliwy wypadek.
Jeden cztowiek zostai zabity, a
dw6ch innych cudem uszio smier-
ci kiedy ,wczoraj rano szybko pc
dzacy tmotorcykl zderzy} sic re
samochodem ma rogu Michigan
ave. i 21szej III.
David Barry, lat 81, zam. pnr.
1909 Wabash ave., ktory jechai
motorcyklem zostal zabity. Ia
brano go do szpitala sw. Bernar-
da, lecz ratunek okazal sic da-
remny, bo Barry miai czaszke
peknieta. Barry jechal poza VIA
scicielem motorcyklu, Jameson
Landronem. Landron ME zostal
wcale skaleczony, choc maszyna
'prysia w kawaiki po strasznej ko
lizyi.
Automobiliste Jamesa Mclnnis
aresztowano razem z Landro-
mem. Musza sic oni stawic ma sle-
dztwo koronera, ktore sic odbe-
die mad zwlokami Barryego.
Siedmioletni Flip Change,
62o Avenue NJ, wpadi pod kola
samochodu, kt6rym powozii G. ].
Bader Whiting, Indiana.
Ziapano ziodzieja.
Ma stacyi policyjnej W Hyde
Park siedzi zlodziej, ktorego u
jeto po wyprawie, kt6ra mu W
roznych kosztownosciach przy-
niosia okolo $1,000. Ziodziej miai
skradzione rzeczy przy sobie.
Jest MIN murzyn nazwiskiem
Philip Ellis.
.Porucznik policyi James Nc
Cam powiedziai wczoraj, re El
lis dokonai rabunku w domu j.
Edwardsa, gdzie zabrano $4,000
w kosztownosciach. Detektywi
spotkali Elisa ma ulicy. Niosi on
walizke i to zwroci}o ma niego u
wage detektywow, ktorzy sic "a
raz do niego zblizyli spytali co
niesie w tel walizce. Przestraszo-
ny ziodziej zamiast odpowie-
dziec ma pytanie rzucii walizke ]
poczai uciekac. Ellis poddai sic
,kiedy "a MIN posiano dwie kule
reWolweroWe.
Ellis obrabowai dom Effie De-
vine, 1868 Oakenwald ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-06-03
Taxa juz natura.

w parku ma iawce siedza dwie pa
rie.
= TAX jest, moja pani = m6wi pier
wsza - TAXA juz jest natura ludzka,
I'M wiecej cziowiek ma, tenn wiecej
chce mice.
~ To nieprawda = mowi druga.
= Dlaczego nieprawda?
- A miala juz pani bliznieta!..<