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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-19
MANY MITTEES
Will Hold Meetings In the Next Few
Days to Prepare for Coming
OF Billy Sunday.

Commencing with this morning
ttee meetings to line up in
PREPARATION for the coming of Evan.
g'ist BILLY Sunday will prove al.
RIOS a daily anu nightly occurrence
from now until the meetings open
February Is. This morning al 1920
O'Clock the minister's composing the
dlstriciihG committee will meet AZ the
Y VI. &. \. with MIR. Gill 10 finish
MP the work NJ districting the differ
eni localities Tor cottage prayer meet.
ings.
The music committee will moot
sunday afternoon in the lecture room
Of The \. VI. &. \. az 3 o'clock for the
pnrpos" of lay NJ plans fcr the forma.
ton OF "a choir OF 600 voices.
n prayer meeting committees
composed Of IN" ladies will meet Mon.
day snd Tuesday evenings. The ladip.
living north Of Fourteenth street meet.
inc MOndcy night at TN" FRS; Prcshy.
terrain church al go and this also IN.
u NarwoCd. the Island and the
suburbs.
Th" ladies' living south az Four.
tc"rth street. including Eruwood and
McM"ch"n. will meet TUESDAY even.
ing at : 20 o'clock at ;ha Chapline
street Methodist Episcopal church.
The personal workers COMMITTEES
vii! meet Monday evening N the Firs,
Presbyterian church at : 30 O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-19
BANQUET OF The
MEMS BIBLE CLASS
rElo At Fissr EsclIs- Iyr-
ESAs c-SRC-
". the Csess % ronor-
Sunday Campaign Interestingly
O~tscssseo.

h Mems Bible class OF the Fins;
Englieh Lutheran church held ths.r
annual banquet in the d-ctur- room
CT the church last evening. The ban
euet was largely attended by mem
oers OF the class and Rev. r.. "a. Dorm.
blaser OF springfield. O., was the honor
guest.
The Rev. Mr.. D~ornblaser vas pastor
OF the First English Lutheran church
OF TINS city for a period OF about L.
years and his presence was highly ap-
preciated by those in attendance. Dr.
Dornblaser delivered AN eloquent ad.
dress along the evangelistic campaign
OF Billy Sunday in Springfield. O.
\. T.. Gill. the advance agent of the
sunday commission. was next c<aled
10 the floor n addressed the audi.
ence with a short talk concerning the
evangelistic work.
Rev. W. :. Dysinger of the First
English Lutheran church spoke upon
lhe INES OF work nov being taken up
by the different committees and the
Work already done by the members of
The commission. Mr.. Dysinger spoke
very freely upon the present situation
the people of this com.
muhlty n made plain the reasons
ior having the ~evangeiistic campaign
carried on by each man present.
John {. Lynch, secretary OF the
iounS Mems Christian Association,
was called upon TO address the audi
ehce and rose putting the motion be.
iore the meeting 10 extend a vote Of
thanks TO Rev. Dornblas"r for the nc.
ceptance OF HI invitation TO be pres.
ont At the meeting.
Mr.. W. j. Huegins. chairman of the
ciass' presided as toastmaster and
ably filled the position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-19
REFLECT
Was tire did Board OF Directors Of
the Marsh Stogie Company al
Meeting Of Stockholders.

The annual meeting % the stock
holders Of " Marsh q Son was held
at the Offices 81 the company on
Twelfth street yesterday afternoon. a
large majority Of the stock being rep
resented The old board Of directors
Was r -electcd .Or IN" ensuing year.
Considering the sharp advance in
raw material from time 10 time. the
business during the past year was
very satisfactory. ard the wcll-known
-'rri" cnu BE- ".' "f prospects
Tor a record breaking year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-19

into the worlds advance" He felt
the brotherhood Of man much as the
best mel of our day feel IL. His mis-
sion was TO prepare the way for the
Il uurC tn4ug Like many other
men with great minds he was dead
before the world woke 10 his worth
and merits. Then they began TO
str"w garlands on his bed.
The tickets Cor the banquet are linn
tied to the capacity of IL" dining
room. therefore persons are request
90 To secure them early.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-19
T-s.,. i.--.y =. 1914 STONE 4 THOMAS


IL inaugural our First Coupon Sale, Al event designed to place seasonatle and
y give IS line OF the merits of the vario us newspapers as advertising mediums.
This Coupon Sale is as simple as A. b c. You simply tut nut the coupons which
interest YOU present them Friday at the proper department. ami make your purchase
at a big. broad. bna hde reducion-wiuhoutt the coupons you will he required TO
pay the full price. Now, isn't coupon cutting profitable to you? These "a money
| saving offerings are for Friday ony-he fStC Coupon Day:
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28

Milo ever measured at the inst tuition
by DR.. Esther Parker, medical examin-
er. She is rosy checked, has never
been ill and eats only about three meals
every two days. She seldom has break
fast.
Miss Scheel who is graduate of the
Parker Collegiate Institute Of Brooklyn,
IS 24 years old, weighs t71 pounds, is
feet 7 inches tall, has a normal chest
measurement of 3i.6 inches, waist 3O.3
inches and hips 4O.4 inches.
Miss Scheel dotes on beefsteak. She
considers that it contains the best
body building substances. She has lit
lie taste for delicacies. Cakes, pies
and candy have never appealed to her.
she has yet to taste tea and coffee. She
ioes not believe either is good for any
woman. She likes fruit, however, and
eats great deal Of it.
The perfect woman" is cold water
enthusiast, fond Of boating, basketball,
Walking, motoring and all forms of out
ioor life. Most women, she believes
cemain indoors too much for their
health, especially in winter. If they
Iressed warmly and took long walk
n the bracing air instead of breathing
he heated air OF an apartment, she
says, they would be much stronger
md rosy checked.
Miss Scheel will grow vegetables on
Ter fathers farm on Long Island when
he graduates.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28
Preparing for Inauguration

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-Major
General Leonard Wood, chief Of staff,
who mas just been named as CHIEF mar
.hal of the approaching inauguration
parade. has begun to outline his plans
for military, naval and cavalry demon
etration.
The selection Of General Wood to
undertake this task is in line with pre-
cedents, which for the last several ad-
ministrations tend to the selection OF
senior army officers on the civil list IN
Washington regardless of political af-
fiIiations. Thus it happened that the
military features of President Tafts in
auguration were in charge of Major
General ]. Franklin Bell, while the late
Lieutenant General Henry C0rbn per-
formed a similar function at the last
Inauguration Of Roosevelt.
General Woods purpose is to make
the Wilson Inauguration parade as well
balanced as possible in the matter of
representation Of cavalry, infantry and
artillery Of the army, the blue jackets
and marines Of the navy and adequate
and liberal representation of the nation
al guard and a we'll proportioned civic
display.
Consultations began today between
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28
TRY SOLAcE At OUR EXPENSE
Money Back for Any Case Of
rheumatism, Neuralgia or Headache
that S0laca EaiIc tn Rannoua
that Solace Fails to Reno,

SOLACE REMEDY is a recent medi-
cal discovery Of three German
Scientists that dissolves Uric Acid Crys-
tails and Purifies the Blood. It is easy
to take and will not affect the weak
est stomach.
and Drug Law to be absolutely free
from opiates or harmful drugs Of any
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SOLACE is pure specific in every
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question to be the surest and quickes
remedy for Uric Acid Troubles known
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THE SOLACE co. of Battle Creek are
the Sole U. S. Agents and have thous-
ands of voluntary testimonial letters
which have been received from CRATE
full people SOLACE has restored to
health. Testimonial letters, literature
and FREE BOX sent upon request.
r. Lee Morris. President of the First
National tank of Chico. Teas, wrotc
the Solace Company as follows:
II want you to send a box of Solace
to my father in Memphis, Tenn, Tor
which 1 enclose 81. This remedy has
been used by some friends of mine here
and 1 must say its action was wonder
full.
"(Signed) r. L. Morris"
Put up in Csc, soc and $1.00 boxes.
IT'S MIGHTY FINE TO BE WELL
AND YOU CAN SOON BE so BY TAX
ING SOLACE. No special Treatment
Schemes or Fees" JUST SOLACE
ALONE does the work. Write today
for the free box, etc.
SOLACE REMEDY CO.,
Battle Creek. Mich.
q 9 N
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28
CIRCULATION GUARANTEE
The Press guarantees that of each and edition of this
more than 5000 copies c bona fde Subscribers.
General Wood and the ranking Officers
e hr n =

General Wood and the ranking officers
Of the army and navy now in Washing
ton and correspondence has been be-
gun between the chief marshal and the
governors and adjutants general Of the
various states and territories in regard
to the participation Of the militia in the
inauguration. One OF the features OF
the plan is to gather in Washington
several thousand troops from various
army posts as far west as Chicago and
south to Atlanta, as well as the entire
cadet corps and midshipmen battalions
from their respective academies.
This will involve expense on account
of transportation, and, as the particular
appropriation has been reduced, owing
to recent extensive changes Of station
Of officers and troops, it may be neces
sary to apply to congress Immediately
upon its recOnvening next week for a
deficiency appropriation.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28
Fine Residence for SaIe

One Of the finest homes In the cit,
Is offered for $4,000, half cash, wei
adapted for boarding house, close in
Is too large for present owner. In
quire at Press office or of any real
estate agent.-Advertiseme
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28

vide a fund for eXterminating the
"orange scale" Before leaving Dr.
Cook announced the appointment OF H.
r. Smith as superintendent Of the state
insectary.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28
EOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Not COnl Lnnds.-Scrial No. O521O)
States Land Office at Los Angeles, Cal.
November 81, 1912. NOTICE is hereby
given that fiNDTCE r. THAYER of FL
Centre, California, who. on March %
for VIZ NEA, Sec. "a, T. 16 s., r. 13 E..
being Tract 95, Township 16 s., Range
13 E.. s. B. NJ. by resurvey. has filed
tc establish claim to the land above de-
cribed, before the Clerk of the Superior
Court of Imperial County. at FL Centre
California, ON the 2nd day Of January
1913, at 9o'ciock a. m.
Claimant names as witnesses: Fran
els II. Van Derpoel. Weston r. Val
Derpoel, Andrew D. Higgins, all of EI
Centre. Cal; Richard III. Bovee of He
ber, Cal.
FRANK BUREN, Register
Dec Il
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28
Most Perfect Woman

ITHACA, y. Y, Dec. 2S.-An alb
stainer from candy, tea ana coffee, Miss
Elsie Scheel Of Brooklyn, is declared to
be the most perfect woman at Cornell
university, where she is specializing in
horticulture. She is the nearest ap-
pr0ach to the proportions Of Venus de
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28
Eiqht On Oranue Scala

SACRAMENTO, Dec. 2S.-Dr. A. j.
Cook, state horticultural commissioner,
left yesterday for Washington, D. c..
where he intends to interest himself in
the proposed appropriation bill to pro
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28
ORDINANCE NO. 81

IN Ordinance Of the City of Ell CentrO,
fixing and establishing the curb
lines on Broadway, Main street.
State Street, Second Street. New
Street, Third Street, Fourth Street,
Filth Street, Sixth Street. seventh
Street, Eighth Street and Ninth
Street.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28
Dau,l E0rNcf

Kelly keeps the best Of everything
In his lne-ornamental stock, garden
and flower seeds, bulbs, etc, alfalfa
seed the best ever. Kelly's Nursery
west of postoffce.-Advertise
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28
TRANSFERS OF VALLEY REALTY
compiled by the Peoples Abstract
and Trust Company
Deeds

Thomas Beach and Marguerite, his
wife, to Roy l.. Rumsey, north 90 feet
of lots 25, &c, 27, % and 80, block "a,
Ell Centro, and all interest in party wall,
subject to right of way over east Is
feet of north 90 feet of lot 80.
Agnes Carl, widow, to Jacques Leau-
teaud, lot 4, p. E. Carr Subd. No. /,
and i6 shares Water Co. No. 4.
Or. w. II. Carl and Helen. his wife.
to jacques Leauteaud, lot 3, p. E.
Carr Subd. No. 4, and 16 shares Wa
for tu M
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28

The Pioneer transfer Co. is prepared
to handle your baggage or any kind
Of dray work at reasonable prices. Or
flee on Fifth street just north Of Main
street. Phone Main ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28
Rags Wanted

Wanted-Clean rags, suitable iof
cleaning machinery Imperial Vale
resS.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28
Final Certificates

United States land office to Ray L.
Sargent, northwest quarter of section
%, 1918, 100 acres, homestead.
Same to James f. Cannon. assignee.
tract t21, o-i4, 80 acres.
Acknowledgement of assignment
Department Of the interior to Lewis
j. Narney. lot 3, section 12, 1914.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28
DR.. KUIIr1'S MUSIC STUDIO

$40 Broadway FL Centre
Corne Trombone, Clarinet Flu
pupils and children Free Orchestra
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-28

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
GEMHPERIAL, CITY OF Ell CENTRIC,
], Lavinia Northcott, City Clerk of
the CITY OF Ell Centre, do hereby GER
1oi1Iy that the foregoing Ordinance No
o., was passed and adopted by said
Board of Trustees at an adjourned
10Th day of December, 1912. bv The
Following vote, to wit:
Ayes-Burger Swanson Egoror
Sprouse, Norton.
Noes-None
Absent-None
at a meeting of said Board held ~
Ieast hve days prior to it's passage and
Was appr2ved by the President of sai6
December, 1912 S -
., witness my hand and the seal Of
me City of Ell Centro this 2eth dav
of December, 1912. ''" ody
'sEALl LAVINIA NORTHCOTT.
CITY Clerk of the City of Ell Cenfro
:. BY e. w. BURGER,
- Deputy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-31

deryka. Ces. Wilhelm uczestni-
cyl i oczywiScie powiedzial przy
tenn move, W ktorej wspominai
przeodkow, zapewnial, re Prusy
i nadal chca iSc ich to-
rem, ME troszczac sic 0
to, co 0 Mich sadza inni. Go
prawda, to ME grzech; Boo VIE
dza wszyscy, re dzisiejsze Prusy
wyrosly rabunku, }upiestwa, o.
szustwa zbrodniczej przemo-
cy... Przyp. Red. D. c..
Eidkuny, 81 maja. = Ma gra-
nicy rosyjskiej odmowiono wste-
pu do Rosyi obywatelowi Sta
now Zjednoczopych, H. Bernstei-
nowi zawrocoRo 60 do Niemiec.
Brema, 81 maja. - Przywie-
ziana tn z Frankfurt zwloki
gen. konsula amerykanskiego,
Hilla, ktory przypadkowo zabif
sic, spadlszy re schodow W hote-
lu. Zwloki zostana odwiezione ma
okrecie George Washington" do
Ameryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-31
NIEZGoDA.

Stara Polska z Polska mloda
Nigdy sic ME zgodzi.
Starry bowiem lubia futra,
Peleryny = mfodzi.
Starry chodza do fryzyera,
Niodzi sic ME czesza,
Maodzi pisza wciaz o grzechu.
A zas starry - grzesza.
Mlodych miios6 neci s}odka = d
Przewr6cone glowy!
Starry zasie traca silly
Wash trivia ciagle, nieustannie
w ,,sfuzbie narodowej".
Gale dIugie wieki;
Me pomoga ma mia zadne
Perswazye nj leki.
Czemuz oni tacy gniewni,
1 tacy niezgodni?
starry maja nie5yt kiszek,
Zas mfodzi = So giodni.
w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-31
Ma konsultacyl.

Lekarz. Trzeba przyjmowac pokar
my lekkostrawne: jajka ma miekko..
Pacyentka: Panic doktorze, ia jack
ME znosze.
Lekarz. Znosie pani ME potrzebuje,
cd tego So kury, pani bedzie je tylko
spozywac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-31

dziesiatek tysiecy muzu}manow.
Gen. Lyantey, gubernator fran
cuski ma przecie nadzieje ODE
przee ten aktak, najgrozniejszy
dotychczasowych. w miescie sa-
mem ludnosc zachowuje sic
spokojnie; pred kilku dniami
Maurowie zbuntowani wtargneli-
do miasta, ale ich Francuzi wnet
odparli, ciezkie i'm zadajac szko-
dy. Maurowie groza ,,swieta woj-
na" przeciwko Francyi, ktora
przysposabia nova silna expe-
dycye do Marokko.
z Hiszpanii.
Villareale, 81 maja. = Stwier-
dzono ostatecznie, re w katastro-
vie pozaru teatru zginelo "a lu-
dzi; wiele jednak jest smiertelnie
pokaleczonych i tych pewnie je-
szcze czesc umrze.
z Portugalii.,
Lizbona, 81 maja. = w stolicy
Portugalii wstrzymana jest Gala
komunikacya tramwajowa wsku-
tex generalnego strajku funkcyo-
naryuszy, domagajacych sic u
znania unii oddalenia nieuni-
stow. Narazie spokoj panuje.
2 Anglii.
Londyn, 81 maja. = DziS od-
bywa sic konferencya pracodaw-
cow W sprawie strajku robotni-
k6w komunikacyjnych, ktorzy
groza, re strajk ich rozszerzonym
bedzie jake generalny W Angln,
a nawet jake miedzynarodowy,
jeSli pracodawcy i wladze ME po-
rozumia sic z ich unia. Ale praco-
dawcy pogrozek tych niewiele
sobie robia, poniewaz wiekszoSc
innych branz robotniczych gfo-
suje przeciw strajkowi powsze-
chnemu. Swoja droga czynia sic
proby doprowadzenia do zgody.
w mieScie panuje spokoj; poll
eva zajeia sic sprowadzaniem
dokow artykulow zywnosci do
hal targowych.
- Prasa poswieca obszerne
wspomnienia Wilburowl Wright,
zmarlemu w Dayton, Cnio, anne
rykanskiemu wynalazcy-lotniko-
wi.
General Booth, tworca
naczelnik znaneJ tu ,,Arrni1 Loa-
vienna" zostai dotkniety slepota.
Booth liczy obecnie lat S3.
z Chin.
Pekin, 81 maja. = w poiudnio-
wei czesci San-Shi Shan-Tung
wybuchly rozruchy; podobno
zbuntowaia sic Geese armii rzado-
wei rabuie kraj, palac wsie
morrdujac mieszkaicow. Biz
szych szczegoiow brak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-31
TeIegTamy zagraniGzne.

Havana, 81 maja. = Rewolucya
szerzy sic pomino dotychczaso-
wych zarzadze1 rzadowych: ma
deszly wieSci, re zbuntowani ne
grzy napadli na hiszpahsko a.
merykanskie lejarnie zelaza i ko-
palnie pod Daiquiri j zburzywszy
je, zrabowali doszczetnie. Straz
fabryki stanowiio tylko kilkuna-
stu ludzi, ktorzy napastnikom ME
mogli sic oprzec. Z wielu innych
stron nadchodza wieSci o napa-
dach rabunkach zbuntowanych
band. Rad wysial przeciw MIN
gen. Monteagudo 1900 zolnie-
rzy, ale watpliwem jest, cry CT
dada sobie wnet rade negrami,
ktorzy unikaja stare otwartych, a
prowadza grasancka, rabunkowa
walke W caiej prowincyi Orien-
te.
w okolicach Guantanomo
panuje panika wSrod bialych; ne
grzy niszcza plantacye, spalili juz
wielLie masy trzciny cukrowej {;
przewaznie nalezace do obcokra-
jowcow; szkody ogromne! Kano-
nierka amerykanska ,,Paducach"
dazy do Daiquiri, gdzie negrzy
zniszczyli fabryke zelaza, ale juz
teraz po negrach tam j sladu ME
ma, tylko zgliszcza j ruiny
swiadcza o ich bytnoSci.
- Santiago, 81 maja. - Pod
Palma Loriano stoczono krwawa
potyczke buntownikami, ktorzy
ciezkie mie1i poniesc straty. Mi
mo to udalo sic tam negrom spa
lie wielka plantacye trzciny Gu
lrowej. Gen. Monteagudo ciagnie
ma Guantanomo, gdzie sytuacya
Jest podobno najkrytyczniejsza
Havana, 81 maja. = Zdaje sic,
ze rad skubanski ME zbytnio dale
sobie rade rewolucya negrow;
W kazdym razie ME spelnil swej
obietnicy o opiece dla plantacyi
Amerykanow, ktorych interesy
dotad najsilniej ucierpialy. w
innych prowincyach panuje do
tychczas pok6j, ale i tam juz po-
dobno burza sic murzyni; neci
ich przykiad wspolplemiencow z
Oriente: konspiruja tedy / zda-
ie sic, uciekaja do Oriente, gdzie
handy Ivoneza Estenoza stale
wzrastaja. Rad kubanski ME do
statecznie ocenia sytuacye, kto-
"a pogarsza ia okolicznosc, re /
W armii regularnej wiekszoSc sta
nowia murzyni i mulaci; gdyby
tax ci sic chcieli,zbuntowac, toby
rad nagle zostal = bez armii.
Caimanera, 81 maja. = Wczo-
"a; wyladowafy tn wojska anne
rykanskie, majace bronic intere-
sow i mienia obywateli Stanow
Ziednoczonych; przybyly one
statkiem Prairie.
Havana, 81 maja. = Gazeta
,El Dia" ogiasza wywiad z gen,
Estenozem, przyw6dca negrow,
kt6ry oswiadcza, re rewolucya
wybuch1a powodu uposledzenia
negr6w ze strony bialych ma kaz-
dym kroku; ME nalezy jej uwa-
FAC "a wake ras, ale "a akt pro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-31
z Malty.
Malta, wyspa ma Morzu Srodzie

L Malty.
Malta, wyspa ma Morzu Srodzie
mnem, 81 maja. = Odbywa sic .tu
doniosla konferencya najwybit-
niejszych brytyjskich generalow
admiralow: uczestnicza w niej
premier Asquith, loru Kitchener
z Egiptu, admiral Fisher, general
Hamilton wielu innych. Przed-
miotem konferencyi ma bye no
wy rozdzia},i uklad sill wojennych
w. Brytanii i floty jej.
z Austro Wegier.
W{eden, 81 maja. = Senzacye
/ tn wywolala ksiazka hr. Sternber-
ga, omawiajaca sprawe przyszlej
ceSarzowej Austryi: iona naste-
psy tronu, ksiezna Hohenberg
jest = jak sprawa ma sic obecnie
= ME uprawniona do korony, a
dzieci jej do tronu ME maja pra-
wa. Otoz ksiazka wymieniona do
wodzi, re stosunek TAXI jest mon
strualny gdy Franciszek Ferdy-
nanad wstapi ma tron bedzie
mogf take zone swa ukorono-
wac, skoro tylko zechce.
Budapest, 81 maja. = w po-
panuja gwaltowne powodzie; we
wielu miejscowosciach szkody So
znaczne; ogoiem zgineio 80 lu-
dzi.
-43 osob ares8towano w stoli-
cy w zwiazku z ostatniemi de-
monstracyami, W ktorych zginal
takze jeden policyant: pogrzeb
jego odbyi sic nader wspaniale
przy udziale ministrow poslow
do sejmu.
Gnunden, Gorna Austrya, 81
maja. = Odbyl sic tu wspaniale
pogrzeb ksiecia Jerzego Wilhel-
ma v. Cumberland, kt6ry zginai
w katastrofie automobilowej pod
Freisack w Prusiech.
z Niemiec.
Brandenburg, Prusy, 81 maja.
= Odbyia sic tn swietna uroczy-
stosc 500 letniego jubileuszu O.
bjecia przez Hohenzollernow
Marchii Brandenburskiej, ktora
staia sic zawiazkiem dzisiejszych
Prus. z okazyi tel odsionieto sta
tue pierwszego margrabiego Fry
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-31
Strazak ginie w kolizyi.


dwoch innych ciezhe rany odnio-
slo, kiedy woz strazacki zderzyl
sic lokomotywa ma kolei Chi
cago Junction Railroad. Woz
strazacki pedzil do ognia. Wypa-
dek ten zaszedi ma rogu 4Iszej
Ashland ave. Ofiarami tego snie-
szczesliwego wypadku padli stra-
zacy kompanii 53ciej. Strazak
George J. Mclaughlin, zam. pnr'
43I4 Archer ave., zostal zabity'
Ciezkie rany odniesli: porucznik
stray pozarnej Maurycy O'Day,
zam. pnr. 77I6 South Sangamon
utica i strazak Frank Switch
krath, zam. pnr:; 1913 w. 47ma
utica.
Strazacy jechali do pozaru,
ktory zniszczy1 pralnie Sulzber-
gera i Synow, ma rogu LOOMS
4Iszej.
Me doniesiono policyi o tym
wypadku. Maszyniste H. Cricket
ia palacza ma lokomotywie ia
mesa Byrona aresztowano.
w obronie ludzkiego zycia.
Komitet z Iona rady miejskiej
pracuje mad tenn, ably obostrzyc
przepisy ktorymi automobilisci
sic kieruja, w ostatnich czasach
bylo tyle nieszczesliwych wypad-
kow, re rada miejska nareszcie
sic obudzila i postanowiia polo
zyc koniec harcom automobile
stow, ktorzy po ludnych ulicach
miasta Chicago urzadzaia sobie
wyscigi ME dbajac wcale, re ka-
lecza zabijaja ludzi. Burmistrz
Harrison powiedzial, re to sic raz
ma zawsze skonczyc musi.
Komitet Iona rady miejskiej
radzi przeprowadzic dwie wazne
uchwaly, ktore niezawodnie przy
czynia sic do zmniejszenia liczby
nieszczeSliwych wypadkow. Jesli
te dwie uchwaly przejda, to- W
przysziosci samochody pedzace
poza tramwajem zmuszone beda
wstrzymac sic W chwili, gdy
tramwaj stanie i ME bedzie i'm
wolno ruszyc miejsca w dalsza
droge dop6ki tramwaj ME pusci
sic dalej.
w automobilach elektrycznych
przed szoferem znajduje sic Sic
dzenie i nieraz szofer ten ME wi
dzi drogi pred soba dlatego, re
przed MIN jakis pasazer siedzi.
Rada miejska postanowi}a zniesc
te siedzenia.
Niebezpieczny pasazer.
Wtramwaju MONA sic spo-
dziewac najrozmaitszych przy-
god i ME jest to rzecza wcale mad
zwyczajna jeSli komus sic nadep-
lie ma nagniotki.
Wczoraj tego powodu przy-
;zfo do rozlewu krwi.
Franciszek Schendl, zaniesz-
lafy pnr. 444I Princeton ave-,
,racujacy przy naprawianiu wa
,on6w, PROFESSIONAL bardzo ener-
,icznie, kiedy mu jakis obey
,rzypadkiem nadepnai ma noge,
Protest zamiast poskutkowac, "a
Mast Emusic obcego do hamowa-
ia sic, sprowadzii tylko guzy
la Schendla.
Ma protest obey odpowiedziai
'ardzo brutalnie, bo uderzyi
'chend1a W glove blaszanka.
;chendl poszedi do domu z rama
a czole. Obcego ME aresztowano
% zaraz tramwaj opusci}.
Starry listonosz ziodziejem.
Harry Lauderdale, zam. pnr.
658 Armitage ave-, ktory przez
at Fl pracowai dla Wuja Sama