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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-23
POLICE PUT BAN ON
XMAS CELEBRATORS;
ROWDYISM BARRED

Rowdyism in the streets during the
Christmas celebration was put under
the ban today by Police Chief Beavers.
The chief says he will have sufficient
men on duty to insure good order.
This means that the horn blower.
confetti fiend and other noisy celebrants
who would make the season hideous
are barred from performing" The
horn blower can blow. all right if he
keeps on his own premises-so, with
the others.
Mayor VIM and Chief Beavers have
issued their annual Christmas fireworks
order. which forbids the shooting Of
tirecrackers or any kind of fireworks in
the streets. This will be tolerated only
on private premises.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-23
Chief Beavers Made Mistake
When He Closed TenderIoin,
Declares Alderman.
WELFARE OF CITY MORE
SERIOUSLY MENACED"
Police Head Says He Cares
Nothing for the Fight Being
Made Upon Him.

Vice conditions in Atlanta are worse
today than they have ever been in the
history of the city" was the declara-
ton made by Alderman A H. Van
Dyke today.
The statement by Police Chief Beav-
ers thal ! told him l, in his place, would
not have mad the nerve to close the
houses in our midst is true be
added. He made mistake by closing
them
Experts ten me that the welfare of
the city is more seriously menaced than
il ever has been"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-23
CLARK CALLED TO
TRENTON FOR TALK
WITH GOV. WILSON

WASHINGTON. Dec 23.-In re-
Spouse to a summons from President
elect Wilson. Speaker Champ Clark
will leave Washington tonight for
Trenton. \. j., for a conference tomor-
row. The speaker today said he had
no idea as to the purpose Of the con
ference, but ne did not expect to discuss
cabinet appointments with the presi-
dent elect
1t is expected that Speaker Clark and
President elect Wilson will talk over
the legislative program for the extra
ses sion Of congress which will be called
early in March 90 49,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-23

The little town Of Midwife is under
quasi-quarantine today. The railroads
entering the town have agreed not to
let passengers off Or on there, and one
road has agreed not to stop its trains at
this point until the epidemic is under
control A state of quarantine is in
effect at the homes of families already
stricken. and the few physicians on the
ground are working hard to confne the
disease and cure those patients now
afflicted.
Dr. S c. Benedict. president Of the
state board of health has called
meeting of the executive committee for
tonight at Augusta, when measures will
be taken to curb the spread Of the dis
ease 1t is possible that Burke county
will be entirely quarantined and no
person permitted to leave its borders,
for this form Of meningitis is highly
infectious and so insidious I'm it's attack
that a person with the germs in his
system might spread the malady TO
hundreds before he is himself stricken
down.
Dr.. r. r. Parks. Of Boston, who was
to Join the board of health on January
/. is on his way from Boston to Mid
vile to assist i'm relief work. He was
ordered South by the board yesterday.
DR.. H. T. Harris, secretary and active
manager Of the state board Of health,
was expected to leave today for Mid
willie with an additional supply Of Sc
rum, to- make complete investigation
Of the epidemic.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-23
Says Merchant
Made Complaint.

He said that a merchant in the At
lanta National Bank building notified
him that an unnecessary noise was be-
ing made downtown He said that
Mayor VIM was complained to at the
same time
Mayor VIM called the police station,
he said, and special squad of police
men was ordered up to Whitehall
street.
He declared that he passed the straw
riders as they were goir~ out Whitehall
street, but that he didn't even stop his
automobile. They were gone before the
policemen reached Whitehall street. He
said he saw Alderman VanDyke stand
ing on corner downtown, but found
no disturbance Of the peace.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-23
Says Some of Them
Didn't Read Contract.

Referring TO the contract for the
street lighting which the electric lights
committee will recommend, Turner
said:
The committee viii recommend this
contract Notwithstanding the fact that
some of the committee have not even
read the proposed contract and are
simply obeying the president Of the
Georgia Railway and Power Company,
who desires this contract put through
at once"
After reciting the history OF the
committees attitude on this contract,
he says
Such conduct as this on the part Of
the committee indicates, even to a cas-
ual observer of city affairs, that mem
bers of the committee had been seen. y"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-23
Actor WooeS Ex-Wife With Her
Favorite Ballad, and Ro-
nance Springs Anew.

Twice won by the sentimental mel
ody, by the Light of the Silvery
Moon" Miss Beatrice Sutton. a pretty
Kirkwood girl. living at 80 Warren
street will shortly rewed the man from
@hom she was divorced two years ago.
He is Nicholas Vergas a vaudeville
actor and singer.
And, at the end Of another year. she
win come into joint possession of a
fortune of nearly 100000. and the title
Of an Italian baroness. For Vergas. at
that time. will inherit his share of the
fortune of his father. Jacques Vergas,
a rich Italian importer With the for
tune comes the title of baron for the
young actor. whereupon Miss Sutton
will become the Baroness Vergas
Vergas is a leading member OF the
Gus Edwards Musical Company and
sang BY the Light Of the Silvery
Moon" at the Grand all last week
He had not seen his former Atlanta
wife for two years until Tuesday night
when peering through the peephole in
the drop curtain. he discovered her in
the audience.
Sings to ex Wife.
Vergas, in rendering his song. does a
spooning stunt in a boat by stage moon
light" with Miss Boardman. of the
company. But Tuesday night the young
singer didn't even see the girl i'm the
boat He sang to the girl in the au-
dience, and with an enthusiasm and
zest that caused the girl i'm the boat
to wonder The song seemed 10 go
better than usual that night, and Yer
gas eagerly responded to several en-
cores.
What's the matter with you tonight?
You seem to have stage fright Haven't
you got used to big crowds YETI" smil-
ingly asked Miss Boardman. as though
to chide the singer
ooh. | guess I'm just biz excited
somehow l just felt like making love
real loye-in sure enough fashion to-
night replied the young italian
But he never limited to any member
of the company the cause of his emo
tons
As soon as the act was over. Nergaa
FASTENED to the dressing room donned
his street clothes in iiffy and planted
himself in front Of the theater When
Miss Sutton came out, he joined her.
smiled the full power of his heart upon
her, and accompanied her. along with
other members Of the family, TO her
home in Kirkwood.
When he left, tragic bygones had
been forgotten, the old break had been
cemented, and a remarriage planned.
Song Won Her Before.
Miss sutton was on a visit in Nash
vile, three years ago, at the time she
first met Vergas. She attended The the
ater one night and heard him sing by
the Light Of the Silvery Moon" As on
last Tuesday night the melody melted
her heart and She capitulated Her
wedding to the young singer followed
shortly afterward They lived together
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-23
Arabian Nights Ball
OF Chicago Society Is
Denounced by Pastor
charity Dance at Which Girls viii
Sell Cigarettes and Wine
Called Disgrace.

CHICAGO, Dec. Denouncing the
exclusive Arabian Nights charity ball
TO be given January 10 and saying it
ought to be stopped by the police, Rev.
j. ). Laid Thomas has caused a stir
in exclusive circles here
Mr.. Thomas criticised the manage
ment Of the affair because girls will
sell cigarettes at booths and wine will
be sold in the boxes.
Such an affair" he said, reflects
much of the corruption of the society
life. 1t is a disgrace and should be
stopped by the police
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-23
Calls Prices Too
High and Lamps Inferior.

! have pointed out repeatedly the
eXorbitant prices for street lighting
demanded Of the city by the Geor-
gia Railway and Power Company
in the proposed contract and the
inferior lamp they propose to use
for the next five years.
on one occasion the committee
agreed unanimously with me on
seven changes in the contract and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-23
1.-THE INEVITABLE PENALTY"
ON LYNCHED NEGRO'S BODY

BATON ROUGE. La. Dec. 23-Si-
mon Cadors, a negro. who was convict
ed Of the murder Of James Norman. a
wealthy planter, and who had appealed
his case to the supreme court after be-
ing sentenced TO hang, was taken from
the West Baton Rouge Jail during the
night and lynched
The body was found hanging to
telegraph pole today bearing this
placard:
The inevitable penalty"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-23
Those Who Are for
Adopting Contract.

The members of the committee pres
ent when it was decided to recommend
the contract to council were Alderman
John e. McClelland Councilman Claude
c. Mason, Aldine Chambers and Orvil1e
II. Hall Alderman John S. Gambler
the other member Of the committee.
was not present.
In June council asked for street light
ing bids. The Georgia Railway and
Power Company put in the only one.
Electrician Turner then recommended
some changes in the contract and the
committee and council approved them
The electric company would not ac-
cept the contract with the changes.
Councilman Aldine Chambers said to-
day that the committee was bluffing in
an effort to get a better contract He
said the bluff had failed and that the
committee was willing to accept the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-23
1877 WORKERS KILLED IN
MINE EXPLOSION IN JAPAN

TOXIC, Dec. 23,-One hundred and
ninety-seven persons were killed in a
mine explosion at Sapporo today Only
three men Of those at work in the mine
al the time OF the disaster were rescued
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-23
Hardinge Falls;
Elephants in Terror

Immediately the internal machine eX-
ploded with a loud roar, which threw
the procession into confusion. The
rrumpetings of the frightened elephants
mingled with the shouts of the soldiers
md natives and several sepoys dashed
INTO the house from whose roof the
bomb had been hurled. Lord Hardinge
fell to the bottom of the howdah with
The blood streaming from his shoulder
and moment later Lady Hardinge
tainted.
The wounded viceroy was hurried to
a hospital, where an examination was
made. This revealed that the injury
would not be fatal unless blood poison
ng developed.
Later he was transferred to his Off
lal residence, after treatment had been
administered.
The police have learned that the plot
10 assassinate Lord Hardinge was
Matched shortly after the dubar when
KING George moved the capital to
Delhi.
thousands of visitors were in Delhi
Today for the ceremonies attending the
state entry.
Procession
gorgeous Affair.
The ceremonies today marked the
transfer Of the Indian government from
calcutta to Delhi, and were accompa-
NED by scenes OF unusual Oriental
spiendor. In the procession were hun
1reds Of soldiers and natives In gor
seouS uniforms. Indian notables in
costly robes, which glittered with pre-
cious jewels, accompanied the viceroy
On elephants.
me afternoon ceremonies were can
eeNed at first, but later it was found
mat Lord Hardinge's injuries were less
seIlous than at first supposed, and the
-ancellation Of the ceremonies was re-
'oKed and the visits and receptions
-uoh place as scheduled save that the
.teroy was absent 1t is said Lord
"7fulnge, who at no time was uncon-
'elous asked that this be done.
number Of arrests were made by
soldiers and police.
r, Lord Hardinge. or the Hon. Charles
'''alhge as he was then, was second
.Iea'y to British embassy at Wash
.'s'oh D. q, from 1885 to 1887. He
as appointed viceroy of India in the
inner Of 1910.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-23
THE WEATHER

Ram tonight; Tuesday fair and
-,lder. temperatures: 8 a. M, 90
,.orees; 10 a. M, 35 degrees; ~ noon,
So degrees; 2 p. M, 81 degrees.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-23
Turner to Protest
To the City Council.

original contraC
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-05

Shortstop Owen Bush of the.
Detroit club and Catcher Edward
Sweeney of the Highlanders are.
hold-outs.
These stars, than, whom there
are no better playing,a,denland
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-22

Connaught. Ksiaze w swej mo-
vie wspomniai o potrzebie
wzmocnienia marynarki wojen-
nej, broniacej brzegow ojczy-
stych.
Rheims (Francya), ergo isto-
pada. = Wczoraj utracifo zycie
dwoch lotnikow. Andree Frey
wraz aeroplanem wpadi do Re-
nh, skad wyciagnieto juz tylko
trupa szczatki aeroplanu. Frey
byl znany W Ameryce a podczas
wzlot6w w Chicago wziai trzecia
nagrode.
Drugi lotnik, ktory takze wczo-
raj stracii zycie, spadiszy re zna-
cznej wysokosci, to porucznik
Laurent.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-22

wysadzn w powietrze okret ,Ha-
midzie", ten sam, o ktorym do
noSza telegramy tureckie, ze
zatopii diva buigarskie torpedow-
ce; dla zadnego z tych doniesien
niema potwierdzenia urzedowe-
go.
Ateny, % listopada. = Druga
armia grecka zdobyla wczoraj
wielkie i wazne miasto Florina,
lezace ma po}udnie cd Monasty-
ru, W MEM znaczne zapasy a.
municyi broni.
Belgrad, % listopada, Po-
twierdza sic, re bitwa pod Mo
nastyrem byla jedna najkrwa-
wszych W caiej wojnie dotychcza-
sowej; po stronie Turkow wal
czylo $4,000 ludzi re 12O atmata-
mi. DO stronie Serbow byio oko-
10 100000 zolnierzy. Liczbe pole
giych obliczaja z CORA ma 10000,
Paryz, % listopada. = Niema
dis zadnych znamiennych tele-
gramow o nieporozumieniach
austro-serbskich. Rad francuski
oficyalnie powiadomil Turcye, IL
uwazac.ja bedzie jake jedynie od-
powiedzialna "a wszelkie rzezie
chrzescijan W KonstantynoPolu
ewentualnie = we wszystkich
innych miastach tureckich.
Ottawa, Ontario, 20 listopada.
Druga sesya 12go Parlamentu
w Kanadzie zostala otwarta
wczoraj popoludniu przez gene
ralnego gubernatora, ksiecia Won
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-22

SEQ, McManigal polecii Eugene
A. Clancy'emu, azeby powiedzial
Olafowi. Tveitmoe, innemu przy-
wodcy robotniczemu, IL ngwia-
zdka zostaia doreczona".
O tel samej ,,gwiazdce' Tveit-
moe wspomina takze W liscie do
Frank M. Ryana, prezesa uni bu-
downiczych zelaznych.
Nc Manigal opowiedziaf wczo-
raj takze o planach, jake knul z
Herbert S. Hockinem, azeby po-
zbyc sic stenografistki McNama-
ry, panny Mary c. Dye, dlatego,
IL ,,wie "a wiele".
Po eksplozyi gmachu Times"
McManigal i James B. McNama-
ra schronili sic Q lasow W Wi
SconSin / udaWall lnysllWycn'
Lecz gdy detektywi zaczeli ich
dom odwiedzac, wrocili do India
napolis.
Gdy byli W leslie W Wisconsin,
Mcnamara chcial zabic McMa-
nigala, wediug opowiadania O.
statniego.
Gompers otrzymuje voturn zau-
fania.
Rochester, N. Y, % listopada.
= Wczoraj odbyly sic gorace de-
baty ma konwencyi Amerykafl-
skiei Federacyi Piracy mad kwe-
stya stanowiska prezesa fedora
cyl, Gompersa W ostatniej KAN
panii. Komitet, ktory zbadai ra-
port Gompersa, zatwierdzii jego
stanowisko. Gdy przyszio mad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-22

pod przewodnictwem posfa PuJo
CO do spraw i wewnetrznego u
stroiu trustu pienieznego ME mo-
re bye ukohczone W ciagu naste-
pnej sesyi 'kongresu, jezeli Sc
nat ME przyjmie novel;, dajaceJ
komitetowi rzeczonemu wladzy
eezaminowania ksiazek bankoW
ikrajowych.
Dlatego to przesluchy publlcz-
ne komitetu odlozono do 9 gru-
dnia.
Powyzsze oSwiadczenie posia
Puio wyjasnia, IL sledztwo ,,cle-
airing housow" gieid bedzie u
konczone w ciagu biezacej zinly,
lecz dochodzenia co do koncentra
cyl pieniedzy i kontroli mad kredy
tenn ME moga bye skompletowa-
ne, iezli wyzej wspomniana no
wela ME zostanie przyjeta.
Prokurator generalny Wicker
sham wniesie pred sam kongres
wake przeci wakcyi sadu dystry-
ktowego W Bostonie, ktory roz--
porzadzi1, azeby sesye procesu cy-
wilnego wytoczonego trustowi'
wyrabiajacemu maszynerye DO
wyrobu obuwia, odbywaly sic
przy zamknietych drzwiach z
wykluczeniem publiki i reprezen-
tantow prasy. w swym rocznym
raporcie do kongresu Wicher--
sham zadac bedzie, azeby wszel-
kie. procesy antytrustowe oyiy
publiczne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-22
2 Mexyku.

Juarez, % listopada. = Wczo-
raj rewolucyonisci zajeli nadgra-
niczne miasteczko Palomas, ktore
ley naprzeciw. amerykahskiego
miasta Columbus. Palomas bylo
obsadzone przez 100 rzadowych
zolnierzy, ktorzy przez dwie 60
dziny bronili sic bardzo dzielnie,
ale rewolucyonisci, przewazajacy
sila, recznymi granatami wysa-
dill W powietrze j podpalili do
my, W kt6rych sic kryli rzadow-
cy. Wieksza Geese mich zgine-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-22
Ia W gruzach j plomieniach

la w gruzach plomieniach a
garsc wraz swoim dowodzca,
kapitanem, zdolala ujsc "a grant
ce, ma strone amerykanska. Ka-
pitan niema pojecia ilu jego
zolnierzy zgineio i ME zna licz-
by rewolucyonistow, sadzi je-
dnakze, re zostaja oni pod do
wodztwem Ineza Salazar, ktory
rome okoliczne drobne oddziaiy
polaczyl w jeden potezniejszy.
Ell Paso, Tex, % listopada. =
Donosza tu, re general Jose Blan-
co pobil ma glove dwie handy re-
wolucyonist6w, ktorzy zostawali
pod wodza Ryszarda Terrazas /
Tuana Ramos. IL rewolucyoni-
stow pablo trupem. WSrod pole.
glych znajdowali sic takze obaJ
wodzowie.
Wczorajsza pogloska o zamor-
dowaniu generala Antonio Rojas
przez zandarmow Blanca ME po-
twierdzna sic.
z Chin.
Do San Francisco donosza te-
legraficznie, IL oburzenie przeciw
Rosyi wzrasta W ten sposob, re
wojna jest prawie nieunikniona.
Leja oliwe ma ogien zwlaszcza to-
warzystwa tajne, rozsiane po ca
lynn kraju. To tez re wszystkich
stron Chin nadchodza telegramy
do prezydenta Yuan-Szi-Kai, ably
sprawe postawii ma ostrzu noza.
- w San francisco yStowarzy-
szenie Mlodych Chin" zbiera 60
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-22


Nowoobrsny gubernator Stanu
Illinois, Edward F. Dunno, O.
Swiadczys sic wczoraj "a scissa
kontrols prywatnych bankow "
tym Stanie powiedziaa, ze be-
die sic starai o to, by legislatu-
ra stanowa przeprowadziia odno-
sne prawo.
- Jestem "a tenn, by pieniadze
biednego robotnika byiy pewne
bezpieczne nietylko W bankach
prywatnych, ale we wszystkich
bankach.
Z tego CO powiedzial przyszly
gubernator oraz tego CO o tel
sprawie sadza progresywni,
wnioskowae MONA, re przyszia
legislature stanowa 5przeprowa--
dzi ustawe ma mocy'ktorej wszy-
stkie prywatne banki bsda sic
znajdowaiy pod kontrols urzed--
nikow stanowych.
okradziono dom. sedziego Bren--
tano.
Sedzia Teodor Brentano wyz-
szego sadu ME stawii sic wczoraj
W gnachu powiatowytn. Brenta-
no ME jest chory. Jurysta powia-
da i tlomaczy sic tylko tenn, re
ktos sic grubo omyli,.
Do domu sedziego pnr. 7o1
Gordon Terrace zakradl sic zio-
dziej onegdajszej nocy j W czasie
kiedy rodzina siedziaia przy stole
amator cudzej wiasnosci wyniosl
$500 W bizuteryi nalezacej dc
pani Brentano.
Ma szczescie zona jurysty mia
la sporo bizuteryi przy stole
zlodziej ME skradi wszystkich
kosztownosci.
Me tax dawno temu "a MAJ
wyszia corka sedziego Brentano
i podarki slubne trzymano W do
mu sedziego. onegdaj jednak Sc
dzia kazal te podarki przeniesc W
bezpieczniejsze miejsce ! zsodziej
ME miai do mich przystepu, DO
byiby niezawodnie zabras wszyst-
ko, CO goscie nowozehcom costa
will ma pamiatke.
We srode popoiudniu zlodzie-
je zakradli sic do mieszkania Lu-
dwika Slimmera zam. pnr. 4I45
Drexel avenue. Ziodzieje przyje-
chali samochodem i weszli do
domu frontowemi drzwiami przy
pomocy podrobionego klucza.
Towary skradzione przedstawiaja
wartosc $1,000.
Z domu pnr. 3oIo East .o1sza
utica zlodzieje zabrali $I5o w
kosztownosciach.
Jeszcze o nowym systemic poll
cyjnym.
Nowy plan reorganizacyi Chi
cagoskiej policyi zostaf wczoraj
zatwierdzony przez komitet, kto-
ry sic .zajmuje szkoiami, strata
pozarna, policya i siuzba cywil--
ma.
Nova ia propozycya pojdzie
prawdopodobnie pod obrady W
poniedzialek.
Ma posiedzeniu komitetu obec-
nj byli wszyscy oprocz alderma-
now Kenna j McInerney. Szef
policyi braf bardzo czynny u
dial W dyskusyi.
Szef McWeeney sprzeciwii sic
paragrafowi, kt6ry opiewa, ze
ma sic opiekowac dru-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-11-22
Nowy system policyjny.
Komitet Iona rady miejshej popiera wzniosek
scislego komitetu. Szef protestuje.
Przestroga ma czasie.


81 asystent. Komket doni6si mu
jednsk, 70 ME bedzie to szkoia
dls rekrut6w policysntow, lecz
dla meAczyzn, ktdrzy chcs zostat
policyantar,i. !.
Reprezentant telefonist6w poli-
cyjnych zatadal, by ich tsk4e do-
tsczono do forsy policyjnej, by W
razie smierci wdowy ich mogiy
korzystat z fundusz6w pensyj.
nych. Szef sic temu sprzeciwii.
Szefowi ME podoba sic takze
zmniejszenie liczby stacyi. Jest
on zdania, re miasto Chicago po-
winno mice wiecej stacyi niz o.
becnie.
Czarnorekowcy W Chicago.
Wielka bomba dynamitowa,
podlozona przez czionkow NOR
derczej Czarnej Reki, zburzyla
wczoraj wieczerem frontowa
Geese groserni Rosaryi Terese,
pnr. $50 North Peoria Utica. Wy
buch byi tax si1ny, re cementowy
chodnik rozpadi sic W kawalki
wszyscy czionkowie rodziny Te-
resego wypadli iozek.
Zamach ten wywolal popioch
we wioskiej dzielnicy.
Bksplozya nastapiia W chwili
kiedy publicznosc wychodzila Z
teatru Humboldt, ktory sic znaj-
duje W poblizu
Terese w ostatnich dniach o.
trzymal byl diva listy z pogr64-
kami oddai je policyi. Me TAX
dawno temu ktos strzelil do nie-
go przez okno W groserni, lecz
chybil.
Czarnorekowcy zazadali Cd
Wiocha 5000 W ziocie. Pisali
nadto, re ME chca tego okupu W
drobnej monecie, tylko W ziocie
lub W grubych banknotach. W.
razie gdyby Terese ME zastoso-
wal sic do ich zadania, czarnore-
kawcy przyrzekli zamordowac
Gala rodzine. .
Ola kobiet.
Pod adresem kobiet szef policyi
McWeeney opublikowai wczoraj
iiste przestrog. Kobiety powinnJ
sic trzymac jego wskazowek.
Szef przytem kazal aresztowa6
wszystkich ludzi, ktorzy ME mo-
ga sic wykazac gdzie pracuja
gdzie mieszkaja. McWeeney po-
wlada, re teraz wiasnie nadcho.-
dzi fala jesiennych zbrodni. Zfo-
dzieje nairozmaitsi przestepcy
teraz wiasnie zaczynaja zbierad
zDiwn.
Przestrogi szefa pod adresem
kobiet brzmia mniej wiecej ma
stepujaco:
Me puszczaj sic sanla ma ulice
wieczorem.
Me otwieraj drzwi dla obcycli,
chyba wiesz W jakiej sprawie
przyszli.
Mech iitcsc ME wezmie CORY,
mad ost'oznoscia.
Woiaj policyanta, gdy Gle obey
ludzie zaczepia ma ulicy.
Me popisuj sic pieniedzmi
bizuterya W publicznem miejscu.
w tym wiasnie czasie
mowii wczoraj szef - wiocza sic
najrozmaitsi ziodzieje ci poluja>
ma kobiety. Gospodynie ME po-
winny bye zbyt litosciwe kiedy
do ich drzwi zapuka giodny lofer.
Kobiety powinny bye bardzo O
strozne.