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Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25
Wonder Who He Means I?

Mayor Gaynor says the democrats should nominate "a good, square, in- telligent man." With these specified tions, how can they go astray Pitts burg Dispatch.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

The hat in the ring will not do for a progressive campaign symbol, so the bandana handkerchief has been adopt ed to excite the enthusiasm of inc plain people, They appear to have started in for snorting campaign
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25
I Tempting.

Wanted.-Young wife, aged from 0 | to 30 years, for a well-to-do elderly gentleman. One who can learn to run an automobile No housework She | began (Mich.) Journal
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

First of all. the democrats must re- member that President Taft is favor ably regarded by the business inter ests of the country. He has made mis- takes, but the business men, big and little, believe he is a safe man to have for president, and this fact will become more apparent as the campaign pro gresses.-Bridgeport Telegram.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

Necessarily a bandanna must be red who ever heard of any other color? The adoption of the red flag by the Rooseveltians may not seem appropri- ate to some of them at first, but prob ably they will become reconciled to it in time-New Haven Register.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25
And tha Swiss Navy

Wonder if Theodore Roosevelt will insist upon the Kaiser, King George Emperor Nicholas. the sultan and the Haitian artillery being present at his n.-Knickerbocker Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

From the day of Dennis Kearney and the sand-lots, California has been T muss-maker. It came near prevokine d war with Japan, and it is now for putting the country where it would not be able to send il seven millions to meet an earthquake aeeS
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

If Roosevelt had won a majority of the delegates, the Taft men would have abided the result. They are honorable enough to recognize the majority rule
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

Colonel Bryan thinks Parker and Tammany are opposed to him. He does not, however, think that the demo cratic party can get along without Tammany.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

Despite stories to the contrary, the Connecticut delegation stood solid for the president and it was only talk which placed them anywhere else.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

New York recommended and wanted sherman for vice president. They stood firm for the president and had the right to suggest for second place.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

When il is all over. LaFollette says he will be ready to talk. He is not likely to waste a great many compli- mentary words upon the third termer.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

If Jack Johnson puts up a fight on that smuggling charge the chances are he'll have to take the count.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

There are iots of bandana carriers who will throw them aside now that they have been made to stand for eg- otism and demagogic principles.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25
Nothina to Save Now.

It is none of our fight, but it looks as if Governor Harmon ought to re- tire to save further damage to his po- litical face.-Los Angeles Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

The Colonel naively talks about the progressiyes placing in nomination a better man, when he knows there is no better man; and that he is posi- lively slated for the dishonor.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

Joseph Gurney Cannon had his pie ture printed among the celebrities present at the Chicago convention, if he did not cut much of a figure there.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

The republicans have again declared against third term. and the demo- crats would if they had such an aspi- rant.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25
A Good sIooan-

Back to the constitution, and back to the farm, is a good slogan for the American people to adopt.-Albany Journal.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25
EDITORIAL NOTES.

Happy thought for today: Persons who know the least do not appear to be aware of it.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

A trump convention, with half the states represented, is as illegal and fraudulent as the regularly constituted convention, of course!
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

Hadley can follow to the line on an issue; but he cannot be led over to the enemies of his party
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

The porgies have struck in on the New England coast again in uncounta- ble numbers and the bait catchers are out and the oil factories are likely to start up again. Phewi
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25
Not to Be Expected.

There is no reliable claim that the contributors to the campaign fund are doing it just solely for their health>- Philadelphia Press.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

The Colonel must feel that he has had an awful time in his attempts to run an impersonal campaign and to save his party
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

They claim to grow straw berries ir England so large that they sell for a penny a slice. If old Cy Slocum was alive he could tell one that would beat that.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25
A Political Violet.

The only real point of resemblance We can see that Roosevelt bears to Lincoln Is in hls ty.-Phlladel- phia Inquirer,
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

Most any man can throw his hat in the ring, but it takes a clever man to keep it there.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

we do known that that sort of a girl can look fine even in linen dust er-Galveston News.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

It is pleasant to note that the report of Rex Beach's blindness is untrue He has had some slight eye trouble, but he has now recovered. There is every possibility that MT. Beach may some day add something to the small library of permanent American htera- ture, when to the present vigor and virility of his product there shall be added the qualities of depth and char ity.-Hartford Times.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25
In Class by Herself.

Personally, we do not know exactly how to pronounce the word chic, but
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25
OTHER VIEW POINTS

If We know anything about Robert NJ. LaFollette. Governor McGovern's hereafter in Wisconsin politics is not going to be blissful one.-Hartford COurant.
 Mr. Bryan must have found out that as a counsellor Governor Bald win has them all skinned a mile. His answer to MT. Bryan was a master piece of good sense.-New Haven Jour nal-Courier.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

The fight against the president was vindictively bitter, cruelty unfair and tremendously active. Its promoter and sole beneficiary threw into it all the reckless, interruptions energy of which he is capable. He appealed to all the various and varying elements of dis content with vague ideas of unreason- able opposition to everything that is. The president was personally attacked and abused to the verge of dangerous appeal to weak and lawless minds Meriden Record.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

The New York Tribune in it's hnan- cial stories gives a specimen of the way in which some much inflated prop critics have the wind taken out of them
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25
The Circulation Ol The Bulletin.

The Bulletin has the largest cir eulntion of any paper in Eastern Connecticut. and from three tO four times larger than that of apy In Norwich. It ia delivered to over 5000 of the 4,O53 houses in Nor wich. and read by ninety-three per cent. of the people. In windham it is delivered to over 800 houses, Ia Putnam md DanieIson to over I,10o. and in all of these places it Is considered the local daily.
 Eastern Connecticut has forty nine towns, one hundred and sixty Ave postoffce districts, and sixty rural free delivery routes.
 The Bulletin is sold in every town and on all of the R. F. D. routes ia Eastern Connecticut.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

There have been repeated demonstra- tions of late that the patrol of the Pacific coast to prevent smuggling is inadequate The San Francisco pa pers report three successive landings of boatloads of Chinese within 100 miles of that city durin gthe past month. and it seems equally difficult to restrain the opium traffic. The fact that the coast of California is over goo miles and thinly inhabited makes an effective land patrol formidable mat ter.-Springfeld Republican.
 The Standard Oil is going along from day to day as though nothing had happened. By this time the people have evidently paid up everything in the legislation line to dissolve the trust, and the company is as rich ii not richer, while the government officials engaged by the first Roose- 1 welt administration to hammer the oi trust have long since retired on the wealth they accumulated. You vii recall that one prosecutor only re- ceived $1O0,00O for his ervices.-Mid- | dletown Press.
 The New York Tribune in it's inan-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-03

crystals OF brightness besoltod with
clay.
The nisht. and the cold, and the
darkness cone down,
And chill the soft mass to a pave
ment OF stone.
The morning pedestrian looks down
at his feet,
And secs the wild havoc OF ruin COM
plete.
But 10, what a vision prophetic J
Tho sun has arisen in splendor and
His warm rays descending with JOY
at our feet
Is melting the ice in the horrible
street"
Warming.
Raising.
Lifting their heads,
In yapor the snow-flakes awake from
the dead.
The clay with its darkness remain
eth below,
While upward ascendeth the soul OF
the snow,
And pure as the crystals when first
they were given.
Ascends with the sunbeams in glad
ness to heaven.
@, joy! weary mortal. the vision Is
thine.
The earth stains that bound the pure
spirit divine,
Shall melt and dissolve, with theil
stains, from the soul
And wisdom and goodness alone
bear control.
Weeping,
Praying,
Striving to rise,
God shall redeem thee again to tn
skies.
Working for others who fall by thu
way,
Shall lift thee from sorrow, as mids
form the clay.
And when We have ended our tasl
may we 60
To dwell with the author of Beauti
.ll Snow. {. H. DOTY.
Juanita, Neb.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-03
SPRING

Our line OF Springs are correct
ard prices ri-tt. From SI75
and up
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-03
THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW
Pronounced by the London Spectator to he the Finest
American Poem


How the gay sledges like meteors
flash by.
bright for the moment; then lost to
the eye
Ringing,
Swinging,
Dancing they 60,
Over the crust OF the beautiful snow;
Snow SO pure when it falls from the
sky,
To be trampled in mud by the crowd
rushing by,
TO be trampled and tracked by the
thousands of feet.
Till it blends with the filth in the
horrible street.
Once was pure as the snow-but
fell.
! Fell like the snow-hakes from heaven
10 hell;
Fell to be tr.npl"d as filth in the
street.
Fell 10 be .toG,d. to be spit on and
beat,
Pleading,
Cursing,
Drcading to die
stllinq NY soul 10 whoeyer would
buy,
Dealing in shame for morsel OF
bread;
Hating the living and fearing the
dead;
Mcrciful God have | iallcn 50 low?
And vet was once like the beautiful
snow.
Once | was fair as the snow,
With an eye like its crystal, heart
like its glow;
Once was loved or my innocent
grace
Flattcrcd ard sought for the charms
OF my face.
Father,
Mother,
Sister, all,
God and myself, I've lost by my fall;
The veriest wretch that goes SILVER
; ing by.
VIII make a wide swoop lest | wan
der too nigh;
For all that is one or above me,
know,
, There's nothing that's pure as the
beautiful snow.
T How strange it should be that the
beautiful snow
Should fall on a sinner with nowhere
to go!
r How strange should 1t be, when night
comes again,
\ II the snow and the ice strike my
: desperate brain,
i Painting,
Freezing
s Dying alone,
1 Too wicked for prayer, too weak fOl
: q moan
( To be heard in the streets of tn,
$ crazy town,
| Gone mad in the JOY of the snow com
: Ing down;
: To be and to die in my terrible woe
tiful snow.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-03
To the Author of The Beautiful Snow

To the Author Of The Beautiful Snow.
Sorrowing victim of terrible wrong.
Why do the strains of thy beautiful
song
Strike with such power on the keys
of the SOUL
AS over the spirit its harmOnies roll.
Ringing,
Thrilling.
Lingering there,
Filling the heart with a wall of de-
spair?
Down from the judgment seat haste
We away,
All We can do is to pity and pray;
All We can see is thy form at our feet
Frozen to ice with the snow in the
And where is the hand that betrayed
thy young breath
And pushed thee from beauty and
gladness to death?
Courted by fashion, by wealth. and
the gay,
Only again to deceive and betray.
Smiling.
Flirting,
Charming his spell.
Only to drag down our loved ones t.
i hell.
Father and mother and brothers ant
Joining to flatter the cause OF tht
fall.
How long-O We heaven of heaven:
how long.
Must We stagger and faint 'neatl
this burden of wrong?
Snow so pure when it falls from tn
sky.
Tramped in the mud by the crow,
rushing by,
Trampled and tracked by the thous
ands Of feet,
Blends with the filth in the horrible
street"
Falling,
Whirling,
Sinking away,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-03
Gentle Criticism,
Good Plan.

' down a list of things you
In DO in spare time and do
no. reek slip away. nor d day.
Ii help it. without doing one
O. each month will bring new
/ in. Nhich will be worth trying
/ to =.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-03
EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL
DIRECTORS.
Advanta 1e of Truth,

"When one has no design but to
speak the plain truth. he may say a
great deal in very narrow compass"
Steele.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-03
Telegramy kTajoWe.
PsSaczenie kolei uniewaanione.

Pe{aczenie kolei uniewaznione.
Washington, 8 grudnia. =
Giosne w .swoim czasie polacze-
ME dwoch kolei, Union Pacific ]
Southern Pacific, dokonane przez
slynnego magnata kolejowego,
Harrimana, zostalo wczoraj u
niewaznione przez Najwyzszy
Tribunal Stanow Zjednoczonych,
Poiaczenia dokonano w ten spo-
sob, re kolej Union Pacific, kto-
rel Hartman byl prezesem, wy
kupila 46 procent akcyi kolci
Southern Pacific. Najwyzszy
Trybunai W jednoglosnej decyzyi
orzeki, re poiaczenie tych kolei
jest pogwaiceniem ustawy anty-
trustowej Shermana, jake ogra-
niczajace wolny handel i niepo-
zwalajace ma rozwoj nieskrepo-
wanej konkurencyi. Wazna jest
jedna sentecya w wyroku opie-
wajaca jak nastepuje; uUstawa
(Shermana) W prawdzie ME zdo-
la przyworcic konkurencyi, je-
dnakowoz zdoia zapobiedz kom-
binacyom takim, ktore konkuren-
eye uniemozliwiaja".
Decyzya jest wogole znamien-
na, gdyz okresla stanowisko Try
bunaiu wobec kombinacyi kolei
konkurencyjnych, laczacych sic
"a pomoca wspolnej wiasnosci a
kcyi. w dodatku Trybunai okre-
Sill zasade swa, odnosnie do
wszelkich kombinacyi przemy-
slowo handlowych, tiwazajac
konkurencye, jake srodek regu!a-
-cyiny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-03

I okazY roziaczenla WyzeJ
wymienionyeh kolsi, " keiach
|interesowanych wspominaHeejest
podobne poiaczenie przed dziesie-
ciu latami innych kolei pod ma
zwa Northern Securities CO.,
ktore takze przez TRIBUNAL Maj
wyzszy zostaio uniewaznione.
Walka sadowa, ktorej kulminA-
eva jest wczorajszy wyrok Try
bunalu, byla rozpoczeta W r. 1908,
przez owczesnego prokuratora
generalnego, Napoleona Bona
parte. y
kaczny kapital obu kolei wy
nosii prawie billion dolarow.
Pierwszy dzien kongresu.
Waszyngton, 8 grudnia,
Wczoraj rozpocze}a sic ostatnia
sesya (trzecia, wlaczywszy sesye
pierwsza, nazwyczajna, zwoiana
przez PREF. Tafta natychmiast po
swej inauguracyi) 81 kongresu
.przy zwykiym wspoludziale publ
cznosci w galeryach obu izb, Jak
W senacie panowaiy trady-
cyjna powaga i spokoj, tax W L
zbie nizszej posiowie niczem ME
skrepowani, brawa bill zwyciez-
com, naigrawali sic zartobliwie z
pokonanych, dajac wyraz swym
uczyciom w sposob moze zbyt
naturalny. Sesye wczorajsze W
obu izbach byly krotkie. Pc "a
mianowaniu komitetow, ktore u
wiadomic maja prezydenta roz-
poczetych ukladach, przyJeto re-
zolucye Ma Geese zmarlych cd
ostatniej, sesyi czlonkow kon-
gresu, wiceprezydenta Shermana,
senator6w Heyburn'a / Raynera
i posiow Anderson'a, Turker'a /
Connella i odroczono sic, wyra-
zajac wten sposob poszanowanie
dla pamieci zmarlych,
Dzisiaj PREF. Taft przysle do
kongresu swe oredzie, Senat dis
zbierze sic 0 godz. LEI, azeby po
przeczytaniu oredzia mogi zajat
sic natychmiast sprawa sedziego
Archbolda.
w kwestyi przewodniczaceso
senatu istnieja dobre prospekta,
re jeden z bylych tymczasowych
przewodniczacych, senator Gal
linger, republikanin, bedzie wy
brany przewodniczacym iaczny-
mi giosami republikanskimi pro-
gresywnymi. w ostatniej sesyi
zadna z partyi ME miaia wiekszo-
Sci W senacie, wiec wedlug przy-
jetej rezolucyi, senatorowie Ba-
con (dem. Gallinger ma prze-
mian przewodniczyh w senacie W
zastepstwie wiceprezydenta Sher-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-03
TsIsgramy zagTaniGzns.
Mobilizacya W Polsce.

Mobilizacya W Polsce.
Wieden, 8 grudnia. - 2 zupe{-
ME pewnych zrodei donosza, re
carat zgromadzA juz w Krole-
stwie po}milionowa arnie na wy
padek wojny z Austrya: pulki to
So czysto rosyjskie g3ebi Rosyi
sprowadzone, a polskie pulki wy
siano W giab Rosyi na Kaukaz.
LudnoSc w Krolestwie s}usznie
cierpi powodu postoju zo&da-
ctwa rosyjskiego; wielkie wsze-
die panuje wzburzenie opinii pu-
blicznej, kt6re Rad t}umi; po
wielkich miastach iczne przepro-
wadzono aresztowania; kraza po-
gioski, re Polacy przygotowywa-
Ii nowe powstanie.
Wieden, 8 grudnia. = w Cali
cyl aresztowano 200 osob pod "a
rzutem szpiegostwa ma rzecz Ro-
syi. Plany wojenne Austryi ma
wypadek wybuchu wojny z Ro-
sya = So juz gotowe, austryacka
mobilizacya postawila juz pod
bron dwie armie W Galicyi i je-
dna ma pofudniu przeciw Serbii.
Cd p6fnocy Austrya broni1aby
sic W tr6jkacie pomiedzy forteca-
mi Krakowem i Przemyslem, a
warownym obozem pod Toma-
szowem; nadto GAIA lima granicz-
na lest ufortyfikowana bardzo sill
ME. Podobniez ma Bukowinle
.konsygnowano wojska przygo-
towano obrone; trzecia armla
szykuje sic W BoSnii Hercogo-
winie przeciwko Belgradowi
Semendryi W Serbii, dziaiaiaby @
na W Serbi poinocnej ] W No
wynn Bazarze.
Konflikt austro-serbski trivia
W calej pelni s%ego zaostrzenia
W tych dniach ma bye ogioszony
raport konsula Prohaski Priz-
rem W Staro-Serbii, ktory zostai
obrazony przez Scribe; sadza' re
ogloszenie raportu tego pogorszy
ieszcze sytuacye. Konsul Proha-
ska dis jutro przyjedzie do Vie
dnia-
Wiedef, s grudnia. = TroJ-
przymierze zatwierdziio ukaady,
jaczace we wzajemnej obronie
Austrye, Wlochy Niemcy ma
przeciag dalszych lat trzech' wa
inv to bardzo akt polityczny wy
mierzony przeciw trojporozumie-
min Anglii, Francyi Rosyi,Dw
tie grupy mocarstw W razie wo)ny
powszechno-europejskiej stano-
wilyby gl6wne potegi zwalczala-
ce sic nawzajem.
Berlin, grudnia. = Rad me-
miecki oglosh przestroge do rza-
dow tel tresci, IL jesl.. potrzeba
wypadnie Niemcy chwyca "a
brori, by niesc pomoc sprzynie-
rzencom. Niema watpliwosci, u
tyczy sic ta przestroga giownie
Rosyi. Tel mianowicie tresci prze
move wygiosil kanclerz Beth
mann-Hollweg W parlamencie, O.
mawiajac sytuacye ma Baikanie
move kanclerza gromko oklask'-
/, wano. Ma ogd sytuacya misdzy-
mocarstwowa przedstawia SIC
dis wiecej krytycznie, niz kiedl-
kolwiek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-03

mana, ktory byi konstytucyjnym
przewodniczacym senatu. Jedna-
koWoz ostateczne porozumienie
miedzy republikanami a progre-
sywnymi W sprawie wyboru prze.
wodfiiczacego lacznymi giosami
zalezy cd ugody co do innych
spraw, tax 'organizacyjnych jak
prawodawczych. Kaukus republi-
kahski ma sic odbyc przy koncu
biezacego tygodnia.
Senator Clapp, prezes komitetu
handlu miedzystanowego O.
swiadczyi ME urzedowo, re beda
usilowania, azeby przyjSc do Ego
dy mad poprawkami do ustawy
antytrustowej Shermana.
Komitet, badajacy zrodla fun
duszow' wyborczych, dalsze do
chodzenia podejmie dnia 10 bm.
Do izby poslow sekretarz skar-
bu nades}a} tegoroczny budzet
rzadu, podajacy w obliczeniach
wydatki rzadowe ma rok fiskalny
1914. Budzet ten wynosi $685.
415, ,455. Przewyzsza on wyda:-
XII zeszioroczne o $50, 6,766,992.
Otto najwazniejsze nowele, kto-
re zostaly wczoraj przediozone !:
nowela posia De Forest, wyzna-
czajace pensye $4,000 miesiecz-
ME dla exprezydentow i wyzna-
czajaca pensye takze dla widow i
niedoroslych dzieci exprezyden-
tow; projekt reformy systemu
monetarnego; nowela, przyspie-
szajaca Sledztwo trustu pieniez-
nego; projekt traktatu Europa,
zapewniajacego neutralnosc Fl
lipin; projekt ustawy, upowaz-
niajacej Trybuna} Najwyzszy DO
reformy procedury prawnej "
sadach federalnych; nowela, upo-
wazniajaca Sledztwo kolei Grand
Trunk i New Haven w kwestyi,
czy takowe ME przekraczaja usta-
wy antytrustowej.
Wydatki rzadowe.
Washington, 8, grudnia. =
Wediug obliczen przesianych
przez sekretarza skarbu do izby
poslow, Rad potrzebuje do ope-
dzenia wszystkich wydatkow
$S23,415,455.14 ma przysziy rok IL
skalny. ME wiaczajac $ss1, ,791,5os
ma wydatki pocztowe. TIE ostatnie
do budzetu ME So wiaczone, gdyz
oplaca sic, Dochody pocz-
towe opiacaja wszelkie wydatki.
Pc dodaniu tych sum, jednako-
woz, otrzymujemy ogromna SUI
me. przenoszaca billion dolarow,
ktora przedstawia koszt rzadze-
lDokonezenie ma str. s.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-03
Bankructwo pisma socyalistycz--

DoAiAA o~S"O PiSiAd oSSydliStyS<-
nego.
TrudnoSci finansowe, jake
mi walczy}o przez dluzszy czas
tutejsze angielskie pismo socyali-
styczne sprowadzily nareszcie
bankructwo, bo OTTO wczoraj wy
dawcy szrnaty Daily World do
stall sic W rece opiekuna sadowe-
go, ktory W imieniu finansowo
interesowanych trzyma wszyst-
kie urzadzenia drukarni.
Socyalisci ME mogli splacic
bondow w sumie $4,000, ktore
wyszly dnia Igo grudnia j dlate-
60 wlasciciele tych bond6w przez
opiekuna sadowego staraja sic
skolektowanie swych piehiedzy.
Opiekunem sadowym jest Mar
Gus Hitch. Opiekun ten bedzie
trzymai wszystkie interesa So
.cyalistow W swym reku, gazeta
bedzie wychodzila dopoki sprawy
ME zostana zaiatwione.
WIasciciele starych bondow
chca podobno odnowic te bondy,
ale niektorzy ME godza sic ma to
i stad pochodzi ia awantura.
Scigaja aptekarzy.
Stanowe biuro zdrowia w dal-
Sym ciagu zabralo sic do apteka-
rzy, ktorzy bez licencyi praktyku-
ia medycyne. Wynik dotychcza-
sowej piracy tego biura jest ten,
re pred sadem municypalnym
znajduje sic Paul Podall, 1914 So.
Jefferson utica. Jest to pierwsze
jego przestepstwo i biuro donna
ga sic stu dolarow kary 'dla nie-
go.
Podall mowil wczoraj, re ME
vie jeszcze co ma zrobic: czy
przyznac sic do why zap}acic
kare, CIV tei bronic sic zaciecie
W sail sadowej.
- Sprawl ia posuwa sic "a
daleko = mowii adwokat stano-
wego biura zdrowia = w niekto-
rych dzielnicach ludzie wcale ME
wolaja lekarza, lecz zglaszaja sic
do apteki i aptekarzowi przedsta-
wiaja swoja chorobe, ten zas i'm
lekarstwo przepisuje.
Me byio nalezytego urzadzenia.
w Waukegan, ILL.,, gdzie w
eksplozyi zginelo kilkanaScie osob
wczoraj stanowy Inspector ia
bryk przeprowadzii scisle sledz-
two w celu sprawdzenia co bylo
powodem tel katastrofy. Inspek-
tor przejrzal Gala fabryke j przy-
rzekI stawic sic we srode ma sle-
dztwie koronera. Sad koronerski
bedzie sic staral pociagnae do cd
powiedzialnosci tych. ktorzy spo-
wodowali eksplozye tego
swiata czternastu robotnikow
wyprawili.
Inspector mowif. re W grnachp
tym ME byio wcale wachlarza
pyi krochmalowy nagroriadzil
sic W wielu miejscach, CO wielce
przyczyniio sic do tego wybuchu.
lime budynki przy tel samej fa-
bryce maja tego rodzaju wachla-
RE.
Inspector mowh, ze stawi do
woody ma to, re wachlarz ME byi-
by do tel eksplozyi dopuscii.
Strazak z Kenosha, Wisconsin,
obecny przy ruinach budynku
znalazi byi petarde dynariitowa,
ktora r1ajprawdopodobpi spes
wodowaia wybuch W tel isbrycs,