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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-06-28

The Comedian Tin the vaudeville
shstch) ACTORS are not at Ill like
ships.
The Soubrette- Why?
The Comedian-Ships are stranded
On the rocks; actors are stranded be.
cause Of the lack Of rocks.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-06-28

Report of the condition of the First State
Dakota, at the close of business June 18th
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1912-06-28

Report of the condition of the Merchants
Bank of Penbina at Pembina in the State
Of North Dakota at the close of business
June 18th, 1912.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22
CATCH
 DIAMOND THIEF
DANIEL GALLAGHER IS
 ARRESTED lN ST. LOUIS
Thought to be Persetfator of Famous Maiden prUmmsnd Dismond Hoe- bery on T,snsstls tis Steamer Last Year.
fRr Alaska News pureau.l

ST. LOUIS. No. March 2z--it ia thought that solution has been found for the mysterioue diamond rob bery which occurred on one of the big transatlantic steamers last year when Mrs. Maiden Drummond. New York society matron. reported she loss of her fanoas jewels with the assertion that they had been sto,eH on ship board.
 Daniel Gallagher who has been un. der surveillance ever since the jewel robbery took place was arrested here last night. Gallagher who was a passenger on the ship when the Drum moad jewels valued a. sl25.oO0 we're missed has D sen watched by detec- lives and pro5ed his own undoing last night when he endeavored to dispose Of the jewels which the DO lice ot both continents have been on the lookout for. sface the theft took place.
 Gallagher declares that the Jewels were given him by another man to dispose Of
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22
JEFFERSON BRINGS
 MANY PASSENGERS
essty-iive Passengers Arrive For fn lnterlor. Barney Meees Returns Frsm Emerald Isle. caiisrmsns Leave Fer washington.

Tho steamer Jefferson arrived a son this morning at five o'clock at
 - a 6eiighuul r,p north. She va.
 somewhat delayed ia reaching ths part due to detOur which was ne essarv to deliver freight to the Nas san caancry. near KetchiSan.
 The Jefferson brought .arse n1m her of passengers for the inside Thene acre seyensy-five first class passengers and nine second class men Amongst those well known in thi. part of Alaska and the Yukon was Barney J. McGce. proprietor of tho Commercial Hotel or whitehO-se who Is returuiaz from a pilgrimage Co the eold Soi" via New York and Chicaeo
 c. E. winne-Johnson and Ira Br2n son were passengers on the Jefferson as far north as Juneau where thcy win answer to the indictments ve. turned against them by the grand jury in the transportation cases.
 The Jefferson got away at nine o'clock with a few passengers for the south. Amongst these were Mir and Mrs. Fred Callarman. who are leay ing tbe city after a residence here 5f eleven years. They wiA 60 im. me8iately 10 Psseo. Wash, where AIr. Callarman expects to become in- tarcste5 ia the Pasoo Progress. a weekly publication in that city.
 Another passenger to leave thts morning was Harry Keltoa who Is called east to his old home in Mass achusetts by the Illness Of his moth. or
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22
MORTGAGE FoacLosEo
 ON TRAIL PROPERTY.

At II o'clock a. m. yesterday lot s. in block twenty SIX of the town Of Ska way. on which Is located the Trail building. the Gross Moving Pic ture Show and the Lynch store was sold tc J. M. Tanner. the h .shest bidder. by Deputy Marshal Fred Fon- 70. on the steps or the court house
 The sale made by order of the dis trict court was for the purpose of satisfying a judgement of Ssoii-7s. held by Mrs. J. F. Anderson. former ly Mrs Catherine Cathcart of this city. against Fred Patteu. Rose Pat. ten. Chris Shea. He,en shea. ] B. Caro-. the Olympia Brewing Company and J. B. Caro- and Company.
 Mir. Tanner in bidding on the prop. erty stated that he was bidding for the plaintiff in the action The prop erty went to Mir. Tanner for Ss775. Mr. J. F. Anderson was the only bid der against Tanner.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22
REDUCTION MADE IN
 RATES TO PORTLAND.

No Euue interest is being arouse amonest the Eiks Of this city and juneau ovez a prospective excursion to the Grand Lodge which viA con ,eae in Portland July 10 Co the 18th. q is thought that the skasway aai Juneau ioages may comoine ia one lelesaGon Go the Grand Lolse, they being ihe oaly Elk o'dges ia Alaska gy going together it is hoped % make a better showing anon the he'd of the Aauerci Tribe uho vili a.hg .n the Rose City
 An advantage to be eaioed Wih be the matter Of reiuetion Of rates The AlasIa steamship Co. announce that thsy win make a rate of fare and a halt for the round trip to Sc attls during the convention. From Seattle there via be run an ex- cursioa by the o. R. and N Rail way to Portland. a rate being male Of S7.56 for the round trip. The en- tire cost of transportation from this city to Portland and return will there fore he S52.50,
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22
POSTPONE BIB
 OPENING GAME
ST. Louls coLo WEATHER
 olsAPPoINTs FANS
Opening Game Between St. Louis Msjo- League Teams Postponed. Ground Frozen. Players Fear ln- jury.
N Ala.Ea M nMoanl

ST. LOUIS. Mo. March 22-Base- bah fans arc terribW disappoiTfled over the announcement that the open ing game eS the seasoa which was lo be played tomorrow between the St Louis Nationals and che Americans has been postponed be,aose Of he c Id weather.
 The game which was scheduled to Dc played yesterday was Co Dc the first game ci the season io be pay ed in this city. It was to marx the opening Of a series between thc two major leagues.
 The postponcment Of the Eanes is said to be due 10 the frozen condition 5F the ground. tho mana semont fear ing that inc players w1old run big risks os ajHrin4 taenselyes The zames vin be paved as soon as tae weather warns up and the rom 's tre ia a softeued condition
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22

The Princess May arrived In kei- chuan this morning at 7;So and as due to arrive here at noon tomorrow.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22
DOLPHIN TO RETURN
 TO NORTHERN RUN.

The next steamer Of the Alaska Steamship line which viii arrive in port win be the steamer Dolphin which has been undergoing numerous repairs which viii add much to the comfort of travellers upon her She is scheduled to arrive here on the 9rd ol next month
 The arrival of the Dolphin VIII be welcomed as a familiar sizn of re- turning summer by the residents of SkaEmsy who have watched her come and go for over twelve years
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22
REPUBLICAN, SOLDIERS
 GET BACK PAY.
Two Months Pay ouiets soIsiers. Mere Promised ss Soon as Possb bic. Violent Demonstrations cesss- eeorstruction 10 5eslr.
fn Alaaka News Bureau.l

HAWKING, March 22---lt is hoped hefe that the rioHng and pElagins which has been induIged in by the Republican soIdiery will cease with the payment to them of two months back wages which s all that the new government ls able to pay at the present time. The troops have agreed to cease their violent demon strations providing that they are given this much recompense for ser vices.
 It is hoped by the officials of the new government that disorders throughout the realm wiii be stopped shortly and the work of reconstruct ing the empire will be begun inmed- lately
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22
SUFFERS FROM
 GOAL STRIKE
otsvssss tN ENGLAND
 uNpRecEDENrEo gN SisToSN
Rsiaasy Service Greatly eertsilSe- Asrsos FBies Wtsh laie ssa,s, sv Feel sssresty. cei5 wessasr b. e-ere ecs Distress.
Lrr Al.ssa News Rnrean.l

LONDON. March s2-Trs5e con. 5,aoaS ia nls city have been tcrrt t,y upset by the coal strike nis. ,rcss Es be5mEE evident on an
 dos due lo the soaroity of coal combined with the attendant rise iu price og that commodity. lt threatens Co bccomc unprecedented n the striSs aoes u1l end Railway service thru. oat tse realm is greatly csrtaiied due ta tie scarcity of fue5 Al ports are GaG or idle boats which are un- able % move Wh9rves a0c becom' ing cCa5ostc5
 Added to the inartiysy Ot industry and ue hcS of fuel conditions have been made worse ty a lowering d the temperaure The 1aet few days have been extremely cod
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22
coN6R ESS TO LOOK
 INTO INDIAN AFFAIRS.
lBy Alaska NsvE Ba7saa.J

wASRINGTON, a. c. Mar-h --- Another colsrsssols. iuyoS lsaloa is planned as Iae reat o- aa arse- mezt yestsrlay os tAe house comm. tee oa ilter0r tepa-tueut eue1l- Jgres Co examine into tae affairs oi -he I1tsaa oEEce during ha Rose vslt and Tagt almiaistraIaas. A sab comm -tcv via he sent to Ar-1aE a. OElal. ga and other s.ates ia tae west r1 set information first hand ca t operations o5 tas Indian oi- Ecc A oHzrze thst ca odsCal oi tae Ir au oace permitted i1toxieat ing Essors 60 get into uie milan res eryaE1n vru He investigated The go -- s-ume-t spends nearly Slooe5e a year 70 s1pmezs he Glcor t-afac amouz the Indians
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22
rANV TRAVELLERS VIEW
 BEAUTIES OF sKAewAY.

Aa unexpected Ueprieye was given lae passengers on the morning tram rom being whisked from the oeaa-'- tal city of Skagway. the hsst Amer can city which a number of them win see for many months and they were given an extra hour iD which to view Ihe Gateway to Alaska and the Yukon.
 This unexpected pleasure to Lhe travellers vas due to the delay cans cd 5n unloading freight from the Jei. fprson and reloading Of 1t on the tran that it might not be delayed here on- CT Monday.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22
gILL SEARCH FOR
 LOST PLACER MINE
Fred Eekert And Wife Leave For Headwaters Of Tho sl1 salmon. win Prospect, Hunt And Trap For I've Wears,

second attempt to penetrate the siias surroanaing the healwaters Of .he Big salmon River tn the Yukon viii be made by the party consisting
 # Mr Fred Eckert and wife. and their three dog team. which came to grief on their first attempt al mushiuu over the summit last week.
 This porflon cf the journey. the climb to the summit will be avoided today bv taking the train to the summit from whence they wiA sied down onto Lake Ben se,t and on to whitehorse. They will continue on the riawson trail to Lake Iogarse when they will cross to the Livingston creek trail up which tbev wlll continue for a number Of miles Here they will leave the yiyinzsto and wiE cross the summit into the valley of the Big salmon.
 Once in the valley of the Biz sal mon Mr Eckert declared they will be at home He has a fine cabin on one Of the mist favorable looking creeks In the valley. His cache there contains sufficient food for a year or more Combined with this stock he says that the country there Is teeming with ali Kinds of game Moose and caribcu abound in the dis trict and the broad valley is filled with many lakes Into which the re- turning geese and ducks come in large flooks.
 Part of the time I shali spend in trapping said Mr. Eckert, having previously carrsed in a good line of traps. I expect to get number of good frtrs The district has not been trapped for a number of years and hope to ret one af those black fox"
 It Is in the mining line that Mir. Eckert expects to make big stake. He has located apon a creek which irom al iud,ca ions viii yield har- rest of the yellow neal lt was on M creek that the bodies of two
 peetors were found by the mount
 l police after taey had suoeumbed Co the ravages cf seursy many years ago. h the few. remnants of clothes left on the remains when found, were the fruits of their toll and pri-
 atioa. a poke of the precious yellow metal. in the search for which they gave thelr Efe. B.azed on a nearby rec was the loyend. "FouRd Gold Here ss." The names on the tree were indiscernabIe.
 On his previous trip to the creek, Mr. Eckert carried a small boiler in with which he will sink to bed rock in the frozen ground. which var les in depth from nothing to twenty feet
 Asked how long he expected to re- main in the country NIT. Eckert stat cd that he had provisions enough for two years with the game that they might get about them. "A great deal will depend on how Mrs. Eek ert likes the country and takes to the life of the prOspector. this being her first attempt at roughing it. he said.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22
FRENCH MINERS STRIKE
 FOR TWO DAYS ONLY.
lRr Alaska Nexs Rureau.l

PARIS. March 22-The French miners began a 24-hom strike yes teriay. It Is intended merely as demonstration and the men will re- turn to work tomorrow. They want an eighthour day, a minimum wage and a definite guarantee of a daily pension when they cease work at the age of 70.
 The greater number of the men remained away from work Regi- ments h ali the mining districts were confined to barracks. but no disturbance Is reported
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22
sToRK RgapPEARs.

The stork which appeared h the Johnston home yesterday loitered about the city until this morning when 1t paid visit to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter NcBrieu leaving them a little daughter The EttIe girl was born at il o'clock this morn ing Both Mrs. McBrien and the babe are reported to be doing nicely.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22

a new cawe-y viI be bCilt thir;y niles From Wrlnsen 2t Bgrnette In let on the vest coast Of Etolin Island by ,-ess-S Han and GuDde-son- Washington. csuue-ymen Construct ion vf.l De begun ar once
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22
GRAND FORKS STRONG
 FOR LA TOILETTE
fBy Alaska News Bureau. ]

CBy Alaska News Bureau.J
 GRAND FORKS. N. Dak-, March 22-The results Of the primary he'd here for presidential preference give LaFcllette majority over Taft and Roosevelt of between eleven and twelve thousand.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22

der against Tanner
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-22

Miss Bernice DahRne was a passen- ]. ger on the train this morning to Log Cabin where she will visit her moth CT. She win return on this evenings train
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-11

przyjazni dla organizacyi robo-
tniczych. Ma to posei Reilly, TAX
re Connecticut, lecz demokra-
ia, odparl goraco, oskarzajac Hill
Ia o nieszczeroSc W jego lojalno-
sci dla PREF. Tafta i pokazuJqc
list w dowod tego twierdzenia.
Hill tego oczywiScie plazem ME
puscil. Obaj poczeli sobie ma Sc
ryo grozic piesciami i dalej wy
rzucac sobie rome prawy osobi-
ste, kt6re agsolutnie byly ME ma
miejscu w izbie posi6w, ME ma
lace mic wspolnego kwestya be-
daca ma porzadku dziennym.
Drugie zajscie podobne, lecz
mniei ostre miaio miejsce pomle-
dzy reprezentantami Frank Bit
chanan (demokrata) / James K.
Mann (republikaninem), obaj z
Illinois. Pierwszy oskarzyi osta-
tniego o nieprzyjazn wzgledem
prawodawstwa robotniczego,
twierdzac, IL Mann uzyi wszel-
kich mozliwych Srodkow W celu
zapobiezenia mianowania koml-
syi, majacej zbadac naukowy sy-
stem Taylora zarzadzania IA
bryka, Mann ma to odpowledzlai,
IL byi komisyi przeclwny dIa-
tego. re Buchanan zamierzaf do
niej wpakowac wlasnych ludzl' a
zeby sam mad mimi .objac klerow-
nictwo. Buchanan zarzut ten ma
zwaf niesprawiedliwym wyraz-
ME zaznaczyt, IL Mann czesto
mia sic Z prawda. Glosy woiaja-
ce: ME! nie!" syki obu stron
daily sic slyszec. Mann ami nawet
ME spojrzai W stron Buchanan'a'
Marshall Taggart.
indianapolis, II lipca. - Po
raz pierwszy cd czasu jego J.
nauguracyi, CUB. Mershall Qn-
diana) i Thomas Taggart, ktory
zrezygnowal W tym tygodniu ze
stanowiska komitetowego krajo-
weeo ma Stan Indiana, spotkall
sic wczoraj ma stopie towarzy-
skiej. Pozniej .obaj razem Z b.
Korbly, przewodniczacym stano-
wei organizacyi demokratycznel,
usiedli do Luncheon W hotelu
Dennison, ktory jest wlasnoscla
dSSdT I'd.
Cub. Marshall, witajac sic z
Taggartem, podziekowai mu "a
starania ostatniego W Baltimore
w przeprowadzeniu nomlnacyl
lego (Marshalla) ma urzad vice
prezydenta Stanow zjednoczo-
nych.
sensacye W procesie Darrowa.
Los Angeles, II lipca. Le
senzacyjnem zainteresowaniem
przy sluchiwano sic wczoraj e
ezaminowaniu wybitnego socya-
listy, lob Harrimana, w procesie
wvtoczonym adwokatowi Dar-
(Dokoiczenie 81 str. 5eJ.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-11
TeIegramy Krajowe.
Debaty mad sprawa Lorimera.

OCOdly Ildu Spl dWd LOrlInerd.
Washington, II lipca. - O.
statnle debaty mad sprawa Lori
mera w senacie, ktora jeszcze W
tym tygodniu ma bye glosowa-
MEM rezStfzygnieta, wczoraJ
przyjely charakter ostry i wyka-
zaly jak gieboki antagonizm pa
nuje miedzy obozami, na ktore
przyjazi lub' nieprzyjazh dla Lo-
rimera dzicli senatorow.
Wczoraj przemawiai senator
Wesley L. Jones re Stanu Wa
shington. Jest on jedynym czlon-
klein komitetu sledczego, ktory
wskutek drugiego Sledztwa co do
wyboru Lorimera nawr6cil sic re
strony ostatniemu wrogiej do
strony mu przychylnej. Akcya ID
daI zWolennikom Lorimera w ko-
mitecie Sledczym wiekszoSc, gdyz
poprzednio podziai byi rowny.
Senator Jones W Swej movie
miedzy innemi zarzucil senate
rom, wrogo wzgledem Lorimera
usposobionym, IL kierowani So
wylacznie krzykliwa opinia pu-
bliczna.
Odpowiedziai mu ma to senator
William Alden Smith Michi-
gan. Wywiazala sic tego zacie-
ia utarczka slowna, w ktorej vie
lu innych senatorow udzial wzie-
10. Przerywano sobie ma kazdym
kroku az wrezScie ferwor do
szedl do tego stopnia, IL senator
Dillingham;, zwolennik Lorime-
ra starai sic przeprowadzic wnio-
SEX, zabraniajacy przerywanle
mowiqcemu, kt6ry oczywiScie u
bito.
Senator Smith potepii Srodki,
uzywane przez przyjaciol Lori
mera W. senacie. Wyrazii takze
swoje przekonanie, IL process wy
toczony Clarence S. Funk'owi
przez Henninga, rzekomo impl:-
kujacy Funk'a i pania Henning,
byl inspirowany przez osoby, be-
dace W zwiazku ze sprawa Lori
mera, w celu oczernienia charak-
teru glownego Swiadka { Funka)
przeciw Edwardowi Hinesowi.
Senator Johnson Alabamy
(demokrata) czlonek komitetu
Sledczego, bronil wczoraj takze
swego stanowiska wobec sprawy
legalnoSci wyboru Lorimera do
senatu Stanow Zjednoczonych.
OSwiadczyi, IL ami uprzedzenie,
ami presya gazet, ami krzykliwa
opinia publiczna ME zdolaja zmu
sic go do zignorowania swych
przekonan swego sumienia.
Ostatnia godzine spedzono mad
dyskusya wzgledem zarzutu, IL
zasada res adjudicata" ME po-
zwala ma dalsze rozwazanie spra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-11
Wa|koWiak przeCiw teatrom,
Jedna miara dla wszystklch-
powiada radny z 17ej wardy.
Mfodociany bandyta.
Ch1opak nasladuje oslawionego Jesse
James strzela do przechodnlow
Teroryzuje Gala okolice
Wygra1 nagrode.
Chicagosh artysta malarz otrzymai $4,000 nasrody
ma konkursie W Rzymie.
CZTERECH PABLO TRUPEM.
w ostatnim tygodniu upaiy zabrafy A. Dzisiaj
ma bye znacznie chfodnej.
Wygraf nagrode.
Chicasoski artysta malarz otrzymai $4,000 nasrody
ma konkursie w Rzymie.
w ostatnm tygodniu upaiy zabrafy AZ. Dzisiaj
ma bye znacznie chfodniej.

miejscach. Tam musiano 60 ma
karmic, bo W przeciwnym razie
strzelai Z rewolwerow.
Mkt 60 tam ME zna. Szeryf
poWiada, re chlopak stracif zdro-
we zmysiy pod wplywem czyta-
mia novel o bandytach i teraz
sam takie wyprawy bandyckie u
rzadza.
Chicagowianin odnosi zwy-
ciestwo.
Eugeniusz +. Savage Bloc
mington, ILL.,, kt6ry przez szereg
lat uczyi sic malarstwa W Chica-
go, wczoraj dosta} pierwsza ma
erode ma konkursie W Rzymie.
Nagroda dale malarzowi prawo
do przepedzenia trzech lat W pie
knei will Mirafiore. Nadto dosta-
ME on po $1,000 przez try lata.
Savage liczy lat 27. Uczyi sic
najpierw malarstwa W Chicago a
potem wyjecha} zagranice. w
Rzymie ma on bardzo wielkie
wziecie. Krytycy przepowiadaja
mu wielka przysziosc.
Dwoch nowych przysiegiych.
w ciagu dnia wczorajszego
wybrano zaledwie dwoch przy-
sieglych do procesu Rene Nor
row, oskarzonej o zamordowanie
swego meza.
Nazwiska ich brzmia:
William Deutchman, 1895
Jackson ave.
Walter c. Pinty, 4436 Calumet
avenue.
w czasie egzaminacyi kandy--
daci sami sic pozbawiali stanowi-
ska ma lawie przysiegiych, ktors
ma decydowat o losie oskarzonei
kobiety. Prawie wszyscy CORY
twierdzili. re ME mogliby surowo
karac kobiety.
Niemala sensacye wywolala
egzaminacya niejakiego Karola
Bolesa. w odpowiedzi ma pytanie
czy vie co sprawie Morrowej
Boles odpowiedziai, re ma kuryta-
rzu w sadzie kryminalnym trzech
mezczyzn mowilo do niego o tel
sprawie. Sedzia Kersten natych-
miast przerwa} egzaminacye "a
pytai sic Bolesa czy zna owych
mezczyzn. Okaza}o sic pozniej
re trzech mezczyzn istotnie roz-
mawiaio procesie Morrowej, a.
lie ME wiedzieli wcale, re handy
dat ma sedziego przysiegiego byf
przy tel rozmowie obecny. Boles
stall ma uboczu i sfysza} Gala ich
rozmowe.
Przed prokuratorem wczoraj
pojawiio sic trzech nowych swiad
kow. Prokuratorya ME chce wy
dat icH nazwisk. Wszyscy maja
swiadczyc przeciw Morrowej.
Dalsze upaiy.
w ostatnich siedmiu dniach u
paly w Chicago zabra}y ma drugi
SWAT AZ ludzi. w tygodniu kon-
czacym sic dniem wczorajszym
przecietnie ma dzien umierafo
szesc osob ma udar sioneczny.
Wczoraj trzech pablo trupem
a porazen byio II.
Wczoraj najwyzsza tempera-
tura wynosiia zaledwie So stop
ME. Ma dzien dzisiejszy chicago
ski prorok zapowiada orzezwia-
jacy wiatr.
.Rplicyi doniesiono 0 dziewieciu
wypadkach ukaszen przez wscie-
.kie psy. Wszystkich odwieziono
do rakiadu Pasteura, by zapo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-11
Przeciw teatrom.


Aid. Stanislaw Walkowiak
wystapii wczoraj bardzo ostro
przeciw nieomal wszystkim wiel-
kim teatrom w srodmiesciu.
Pred komitetem z Iona rady
miejskiej radny Z siedmnastej
wardy powiedzial, re W razie po-
zaru w wielu teatrach srodmiej-
skich publicznosc narazonaby by
la ma utrate zycia. Walkowiak
powiedzial, ze wszystkie teatry
powinny bye jeszcze raz zbadane
przez komisarza budowli, przero-
bione tax, by sic stosowa}y do
najnowszych przepisow budow--
lanych.
Komitet omawiai sprawe zam-
kniecia dziewieciu malych tea
trzykow, znajdujacych sic ma
gornych pietrach budynkow. No
wa ustawa miejska opiewa, re
ME wolno prowadzic teatru mie-
szczacego wiecej jak 900 siedzefi
ma wyzszem pietrze. Ma razie ko-
mitet ME giosowai mad ia ustawa
z powodu akcyi aldermana Wall
kowiaka, ktora widat zawsze III
mule sic "a przesladowanymi i
zada, by sprawiedliwosc wszyst-
kim jedna miara odmierzono.
- JeSli many polepszyc teatry
- m6wii Walkowiak - to zabie-
rzmy sic do wszystkich. Me
przeprowadzajny uchwai skiero-
wanych przeciw paru teatrzykom
lecz zajmijny sic wszystkimi.
'Wymienii on nizej podane tea
try iako niebezpieczne ma rownl
z tymi, kt6re sic znajduja ma gor-
nych pietrach:
Powers, Whitney, McVickers,
Chicago Opera House, Garrick,
Grand Opera House, Bijou,
Kimballs, Academy OF Music,
Bush Temple. Alhambra Hay,
market. .
Po posiedzeniu komitetu rad
ny z siedemnastej wardy powie--
dziai, re w radzie miejskiej pre-
dlozy rezolucye, ktora wszystkie
teatry zmusi do zastosowania sic
do najnowszych przepisow. Do
listv teatrow dodal take naste-
puiace: Marlowe; Mendel, Peo-
pies, Orpheum, Fo&y College.
Godny reprezentant.
Armia fartnerow pod komenda
deputowanego szeryfa Brauna' Z
Archdale oblega lasy W powiecie
Kane, by ziapac toto letniego
chlopaka, ktory nasladuje osla-
wionego bandyte Jesse James i
ktory przez ostatnie try dni ter
roryzowaf wszystkich farmerow
W okolicy Rockdale i Big Grove.
Uzbrojony W diva Welkie re-
wolwery i wiele amunicyi chic
pax jedzie ma skradzionym kucy-
ku i strzela do wszystkich, kto-
rych po drodze spotyka.
Wczoraj farmerzy oblegli las
w poblizu Big Grove. Spodziewa-
no sic, ze chiopak wyjdzie z u
krycia. Chlopak jednak pojawii
sic drugiej strony lasu, tam "a
jechai pred malehki sklad, "a
zadai artykuiow spozywczych i
znow ukryi sic W leslie.
Mlody bandyta pojawif sic W
okolicy dopiero W poniedzialek.
Kucyka skradl W Rockdale. Jez-
dzii potem po wszystkich dro-
gach, wrzeszczaf strzelai ma
wszystkie strony. Stanai W WELT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-11
Najwiekszy dwOrzec ma swiecie:

w Lipsku wznoszony jest dwo-
rec kolejowy, ktory bsdzie mai
wiekszym takim gmachem ma
swiecie. Koszta budowy, pokryte
czesciowo przez Rad, wynosz2
135 milion6w marek. Dworzec
Jest juz ma ukonczeniu.