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The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
NINE WORTH THREE BILLIONS.
Rockefeller Heads List of Wealthy Am =
ericars With Carnegie Second


Boston, Aug. S.-Adams. a financial
writer. who haas Wall street connec-
tions that bring him information
writes as follows.
Private fortunes I'm America shoW
amazing growth. Some Of them have
been notably increased by the great
rise that has taken place I'm STANDARD
oil aud American Tobacco subsidiaries =
securities since these trusts were dis
membeTed by the courts heard q
man possessed of many state secrets
figure at $4,000, 0OO ,00O the combined
fortune of nine American multi-mil- o.
-honaires who are known tGe world
over.
The Great fortunes were estimated
as follows
John ID. Rockefeller-$10 0O0. 600, 600.
Andrew Carnegie-$5000 100000.
j. +. Morsan-$30C,O 100000.
William Rcckefeller-S25O,0 ,0JO, 900
George j.. Baker-$250,0 100000.
James II Duke-S200 000, 900.
James Stilman--s90G.O .O0O .OeO.
Henry c. Frick 81 80. 100000.
w. j.. Nanderbilt-Sl6O.000. 600.
THE income of $4,000. 600 900 at Z
per cent is $15O.O0OOOo year Its
recipients DO not spend 1t all.
What is the surplus income of the
multi. millionaires If New York. Only
nine are named here No mention is
made of the Phippses, the Moores. the
Reds. the Goulds. the Archbalds and
others whose fortunes range from $50
OO0, 900 to Sl5O.COO, 600"
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
sWepeTowN TEAM ACCEPTS.
Will Meet Red Jackets in Three Games
for Side Bet.

Referring to the challenge from the
Red Jacket baseball team, which APP
Feared I'm The News this week. the
management of the Swedetown base
bali team writes as follows:
The Swedetown baseball team is
willing TO accept Red Jackets chal-
lenge for side bet of either $25 or
$50, in a series of three games,~pro-
vided the Red Jacket team vii put
up either amount before the series be-
gin al place which would prove sat
isfactory to the two teams. and that
the series be played on grounds other
than the Crestview grounds"
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
E. r. LEWIS IN TOWN.

+. r. Lewis of Duluth. assistant TO
Vice President and General Manager
W. w. Walker of the u. :. s. x a.
road is in Calumet This is Mr.. Lew
is first visit 10 this city for a number
of years. He had charge of a large
portion Of the work Of surveying the
right-of-way for the Keweenaw Cen
trail road few years ago and is high
ly pleased with the Improvement he
notes IN this section.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
CARNIVAL AT GALVESTON.

Galveston. Texas. Aug. S.--Gaives-
tons fourth annual Cotton Carnival
was opened today and will he continues!
until August IS. The management has
provided wider variety Of attractions
than In any previous year Heading
he list is the three days programme
Of automobile races on the beach
course. The city is elaborately deco
rated and thronsed with visitors.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08

the firm, died i'm 1887 and was succeed
ed by his son, Frederick A. Krupp. The
latter died in 1902. At the time of his
death he was by far the richest man
H. Germany. The bulk of his fortune
and the control of the firm were left
TO his daughter. Frau Bertha krupp.
In 1906 Frau Krupp married Herr Won
Bohlen und HaIbach, a young German
diplomat, who has since been the act
i've head of the Krupp works.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
woRl DIS NURSES TO MEET.

Cologne, Germany. Aug. s.--Prepara-
u'ns have been completed for the
meeting of the International Council
u Nurses. which is to be held here
next week under the auspices OF the
German Nurses Association. The
'ohierence will be attended by dele
sa'es from Great Britain, the United
states Canada, France, Italy. Austria
Na india and a number of other
Countries.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
REUNION OF ODD FELLOWS.

Pon-M Mar Md. Aug. S.--A bis re-
union Of odd Fellows from lodges
throughout PennsylvaLia. MARYLAND,
Virginia. West Virginia and the Dis
trict OF Columbia was held at this
resort TODAY. The principal feature
of the proerammc was an address hy
CONGRESSMAN John r. Baker of Cai,-
fornia. past grand master and repre-
sentative Of tho Sovereign Grand
Lodge.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08

Washington. Aug. s President TAFT
returned To Washington this morning
from Cincinnati. where he had been
10 attend the funeral of the late JOIN.
W. Heron. Mrs. Taft's father. A spe =
oial cabinet meeting is scheduled today
10 consider the presidents probable
veto CT the tariff bills.
The president read To the cabinet a
draft of his veto message. After the
session he began to put the message
In final form.
Panama Canal Vote Today.
Washington. Aug. Sit was believ-
ed that when the Panama canal bill
was taken up in the Senate today it
would be completed and finally voted
upon before adjournment tonight
by vote of A to IL, the Senate late
last night refused to strike from the
Panama canal bill the provision ex-
empting American ships from payment
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
LORIMER ASKS SENATE FOR
100000 FOR EXPENSES

Washington. Aug. S.-Bills amount
ing to one hundred thousand or one
hundred and twenty five thousand dol
lars were turned i'm to the Senate by
Iorimer today TO defray the expenses
of his three years fight to retain his
seat. They were referred to the Sen
ate investigating committee, which
will make a statement. probably to-
morrow. that thrty-fve or forty thou
sand dollars would be a fair allowance.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
SIX HUNDRED FIFTY MINERS ARE
IMPRISONED IN GERMAN COAL PIT
Serious Fire Damp Explosion Occurs Soon After Men Enter Mine
and Their Escape Cut Forty Dead Taken Out and il is
Feared Over Hundred Have Pershed

Bochum. Germany. Aug. Six hun
dred ana nifty coal miners were impris
oned today in the Lorrain pit near here
Shortly after the men entered
the mine serious fire damp
explosion occurred. Rescue parties
were formed. Eight seriously injured
miners We're brought To the surface.
The fate of the other men is unknown.
At O'Clock this afternoon the bodies
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
WILSON SITS FoR PORTRAIT.

Sea Girt. Aus. S.-Wilson lef. for
New York today to have his portrait
drawn. From the picture To be repro
duced campaign photographs viii bc
made. The governor has received a
number ~ telegrams Of congratulation
on his speech of acceptance.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
SPEEDY JUSTICE merep OUT

Richmond, Va, Aug. s.-somethins
of record for swift justice in vir-
einia will be established tomorrow
when Lynchburg negro Is to be
electrocuted in the state penitentiary
was committed on June 20 last The
negro was captured and indicted the
next iay and on the second day he
was tried, convicted and sentenced to
death.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
KN,oH1s GOLDEN EAGLE.

Detroit, Mich. Aug S.--The annual
state convention Of the knights of the
Solden Eagle assembled here today
with delegates in attendance from
cities and towns throughout Michigan.
The convention will last three days.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
FOR GETTYSBURG CELEBRATION

Washington. Aug. S.-The House
today passed the general deficiency
bill carrying one hundred fifty thou
sand dollars for the fiftieth anniNer-
sary celebration Of the battle of Gei-
tysburg next July.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
TWO DEAD; FIFTY HURT.

Boston, Mass, Aug. s.-The engineer
and firemen were buried under the
wreckage and probably killed. and
nearly fifty passengers injured when
passenger trains on the New Haven
and Hartford road collided head-on at
Dorchester today.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08

Of seven dead had been recorded. The
rescuers believe most Of the men are
Gagged up in various levels unhurt
Many have been rescued. but at late
hour this evening it was feared more
than hundred were killed. Twenty
five bodies have been recovered Res
cue parties are unable to penetrate the
galleries owing to the flames and poi %
sonous gas.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
REPORT SHOWS INCREASE.

New York, Aug. S-The statement
of the Copper Producers association
for July shows an increase OF stocks
on hand of 5,s45,ll7 pounds compared
with the previous month
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
GOOD BOXING EXHIBITIONS.
Promoters Arrange for Contests at
laurium Town Hall.

Calumet promoters have completed
negotiations for a boxing contest be-
tween Young" Wittika of Calumet
and kid" Dunn of Saxon, to be stag
ed i'm the Laurium town hall one weei,
from tomorrow evening. The exhibition
will be ten rounds and as both men
are fast. IL is expected it will be well
worth witnessing.
Two good preliminaries have been
arranged. In the first. Charles Chap
man of Trimountain will meet Al Orth
OF Calumet I'm a round sparring
match and Young" Dunnigan of All
meek will be matched with Lefty
Erne OF Kearsarge in a six-round
match.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
Panama Canal Vote Today.
TAKE CHANCES iF
you BUY PLATED GUAR
ANTEED WATCHES"

Kansas City, Aug. S.--Here-
after The purchaser Of a gold
plated watch bearing the in
scription, Guaranteed for
twenty years" takes chances.
The American National Retail
Jewellers association today
abolished the time guarantee on
gold plated watches and jewel
ry. They say the guarantee
stamp has been placed on all
plated ware by responsible and
irresponsible firms alike.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
SUGAR CO. WOULD DISSOLVE.

San Francisco. Cal, Aug. S.-Thc
Western Sugar Refining Co. has APP
piled to the Superior court here for
permission 20 dissolve. Among the
petitioners are John ID. Spreckels. The
petition follows the local hearing in
the q overnment's antitrust suit
against the American Sugar Refining
Co
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
WILSON WILL have MUCH
TO SAY ON OTHER ISSUES

New York. Aug. S.-Governor Wilson
today Informed correspondents ~
would discuss In detail i'm future
speeches many issues not treated in
yesterdays speech of acceptance. He
lntimated he would have good deal
TO say about the navy, but did not
wish to interfere in the present bat
tleship tangle" i'm the House. Ii is
thought probable the goveror will go
through the campaign without utter
ing single word on the subject of a
single term.
Speech Pieases Marshall.
Governor Marshall, of Indiana here
today. said he was delighted with VIII
sons speech Of acceptance. 1T is mos.
pleasing" he said, that the country
Is Ia be treated by physician and
not by surgeon"
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
EVIDENCE PILlNG UP
AGAINST NEW YORK
POLICE OFFICIALS.

New York. Aug. S.--Cumula-
tive evidence is piling up be-
fore the grand jury inVesuigat-
ing the police blacllmail said To
involve four or five high police
officials, and indictments soon
will DE drawn. Several Gam
hiers unwillingly admitted they
paid blackmai! to certain in
spectors.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08

Alfred Krupp saw the possibilities
of the great exposition To open i'm Lon
don i'm 1851 and decided To take ad-
vantage of 1t. He had made import
ant discoveries in the casting of large
masses of Bessemer steel, which had
been an insurmountable task previous
to his time. The exhibit he sent TO
London fairly astonished the world
and IL at once established his reputa-
tion. orders began to pour I'm and
soon there was plenty of work To do
at the Essen foundries.
The making of heavy ordnance,
which has made the name of these
works famous the world over. was not
then a prominent part of the business
one of the first large orders Herr
Krupp got for firearms was four years
later, when Prussia gave him the, con
tract for her new breach leaders. Soon
general foundry work and the making
of small arms began to take second
place at Essen, as heavy steel siege
guns and armor plate demanded more
and more attention.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08

EMPEROR WILLIAM A GUEST
Chief Feature Will be Big Pageant
Showing Progress

Berlin. Aug. S.-The celebration Of
the centenary of the great firm of
Krupps for which preparations have
been going forward for nearly two
years, began today at Essen. The cele-
bration is attended by Emperor
William at the head of brilliant gall
axy of his fellow German sovereigns
generals. admirals and civic dignitar-
les.
The celebration will last an entire
week and will be of a most imposing
and memorable character. The chief
feature will be great pageant which
will symbolic the substitution of fire.
die ages. The principal scene of the
pageant will be an episode from the
life of the Emperor Maximilian l., and
250 retired officers of the German ar
my are to play the parts OF knights.
During the period Of the celebration
the emperor and other royal guests are
quartered at the villa Hugel. the
splendid country house of Herr Krupp
Won Bohlen- Halbach. who by marrying
the elder daughter of the late Herr
Krupp became the head of the firm.
The villa is located just outside Essen
The other notable guests at the cele-
bration are being accommodated at the
hotel in Essen maintained by the
Krupp company exclusively for the
accommodation of foreign buyers of
their guns. armor and ships. who are
always at Essen in large numbers.
Really Part of Empire.
The strong personal interest that the
emperor is manifesting in the celebra-
tion is not surprising IN view of the
fact that the firm of Krupps is almost
a government institution. The arma-
ment branch of its business is i'm di-
navy and studies their interests be-
fore anything else. The firm is in
short an integral part of the German
empire and during the past decade or
two IL has done more for the military
power of the empire than any CONNER
cial firm has ever before been able TO
dc for it's government. Its patriotism
needs no better proof than the fact
that the firm. while making guns and
armor for nearly all of the leading
nations of the world. has steadfastly
refused to do any business with
France since the Franco Prussian
war.
The foundation of the world -renown.
ed firm was laid in 1912 by the first
Alfred Krupp. But IL was his son.
the second of the name. who gave tho
works their international character.
This he succeeded in doing only after
seemingly insurmountable difficulties
had been overcome According to his
own statements, Alfred Krupp's profits
for fifteen years were no more than
enough to pay the wages of his work
men. and frequently he was at loss
to pay the postage of his correspond
ence.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08

Asiatic Russia soon will try raising
'S''on on irrigated lands.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-08
Employs 10000 Men.

In 1882. after the second Alfred
Krupp Rad been at the helm six years,
there were but ten men employed at
the foundry. But after he fairly got
started. Herr Krupp extended his bus
mess rapidly. borrowing large sums of
capital for the purpose and adding new
workmen by thousands to his em-
ployes by the stroke OF pen.
Today the firm employs upwards of
10000 workmen. More than forty
thousand are employed at Essen. while
the remainder are distributed at the
great collieries owned by the firm. at
its iron ore mines. the works at
Madgeburg and at the great shipyard
at Kiel. The firm has many miles OF
It's own railroads and also operates its
own telephone and telegraph lines,
electric works, gas works and street
railways.
Alfred Krupp, the real founder of
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-20
Z Niemiec.

Berlin, 20 marca. -Podobno
przywodcy robotniczych stowa-
rzyszen w Westfalii zaprzestali
strajku, uznajac jego bezowoc-
nose w obecnej chwili. WieSc "a
wymaga potwierdzenia.
- Prasa niemiecka, jak latwo
byio przewidziec, wielki podnosi
gwalt powodu onegdajszej mo-
wy lorda admiralicyi Churchilla
W parlamencie angielskim, W kto-
rel tenze domagai sic podniesienia
budzetu floty re wzgledu ma
zbrojenia niemieckie. Uwage tez
powszechna wzbudza pogloska, IL
ceS. Wilhelm odklada Swa po-
droz wiosenna (coroczna), a ma
radzai sic wczoraj diugo z mini
strem premierem, Bethmann
HoIlwegiem, oraz admira}em
Tirplitzem, ministrem marynarki
Odnoszq to do owejze mowy
Churchilla i komentuja, wniosku-
JAG o zaniepokojeniu rzqdowych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-20

postepowym republikanom to
w obecnoSci gubernatora Rober-
ia BaSsa, bardzo gorliwego zwo-
lennika eX-prezydenta Roosevelt
ia. w poludniowej czeSci Stanu
wszedzie przyjmowano prezyden-
ia owacyjnie. Przemawiai pod
goiem niebem; ogromne tiumy
ludzi zbieraly sic w miejscach
wyznaczonych ma przemowienia,
oklaskiwano gorqco jego wywo-
dy i owacyjnie odprowadzano go
do pociagu kolejowego. Wieczo-
rem pan Taft wyjechal w specy-
alnym pociagu do Waszyngtonu.
La Toilette zwycieski.
Fargo, n. D., 20 marca. =
Wczoraj odby}y sic prawybory
prezydencyalne w tym Stanie;
zewszad nadchodzqce raporta do
wodza, re senator La Toilette
odniosf znaczne zwyciestwo. w
gIownej kwaterze Roosevelta p6-
zno wieczorem obliczono. re La
Toilette otrzymai 4,265 giosow, a
Roosevelt 1888, ale poniewaz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-20
TG|egramy KrajOwe.
Podatek dochodowy uchwa-
lony.

Washington, 20 marca. - l.
zba pos}ow wczoraj przyjela bez
poprawek lub dodatkow demokra-
tyczna nowele zaprowadzajaca
podatek dochodowy. Wielu re-
publikahskich posl6w glosowalo
"a nowela. Wedle tel ustawy,
wszystkie osoby korporacye,
ktorych dochod wynosi wiecej niz
$4,000 rocznie, muSza oplacac po-
datku 1 procent Cd czystego do
chodu rocznego rzadowi zwiqz-
kowemu. Ustawe przyjeto $50
glosami przeciw 10. L republika-
now so oddalo glosy przychylne.
Teraz nowela przejdzie do sena-
tn, a jaki ia tam los spotka, tru-
dno przewidziec.
Dwadziescia przemowien.
Concord, \. H.. 20 marca.- w
czasie swego dwudniowego poby-
tn w Bostonie, a potem w New
Hampshire, prezydent TAFT Wy
glosii 20 przemowien, W kt6rych
kolei poruszyl wszystkie najwaz-
niejsze kwestye polityczne. w
podr6zy swej powrotnej Bosto-
nu odwiedzii pan Taft miasta Ma
shua, Manchester Concord. Sto-
lica Stanu New Hampshire jest
Concord; tam prezydent Taft w
kapitolu wyglosi} najdosadniejsza
swa move przeciw tax zwanym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-20

Mill ia i zabrawszy wszystkie
przedmioty wartoSciowe, jake
znalezli, znikli w sposob rownie
tajemniczy. jak przyhyli. Obywa-
tele podjeli sic Scigania rozb6jni-
kow telegraficznie zam0wiono
ogary.
Morgan kupuje swiatynie.
Nowy York, 20 marca. - !. P.
Morgan, ktory zime spedza W f
gipcie, ma zamiar zakupic slaw-
ne ruinv swiatyni we Philae i
przewiezc je do Stanow Zjedno-
czonych. Koszta wykonania te-
go projektu obliczaja ma 8 Milo
now dolarow.
Owa eksplozya w San Antonio.
San Antonio, Tex, 20 marca.-
Z ofiar onegdajszej eksplozyi w
kotle lokomotywy identyfikowa-
no dotychczas nastePujacych "a
bitych: Karol Liskow, kowal Z
Pittsburgh; William 0. Hoebler.
maszynista z Newark, n. J.;
Frank Anderson, maszynista 2
Cleveland, O.; John German, ma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-20
Rozboi kolejowy.

Corinth. Miss, 20 marca. -
Siedm mil ma poludnie cd Co.
rinth czterej zamaskowani i cd
stop do glow uzbrojcni rabusie
zatrzymali pociag No. + kolci
Mobile and Ohio, rozbili kase w
wagonie ekspresowym, wyProz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-20

mu sic nadarzyla przez zwolnie-
nie ze Scisiego nadzorowania. Po-
dobno gubernator Hunt, podajac
ten projekt, oswiadczyi, re gotow'
bedzie zrezygnowat, jezeli kt6ry
ze skazancow z}amie sfowo.
Zabici przez pociag kolejowy.
Elletsville, Ind, 20 marca. -
Pieciu robotnikow pracujacych
w hutach szkla, wczoraj w nocy
wracajac Bloomington, gdzie
bvli w teatrze, na wozie do Spen-
Ger, zostali najecha1li przez po-
ciag osobowy kolei Chicago, In
dianapolis and Louisville ma krzy-
z6wce w poblizu tego miasta /
wszyscy ma miejscu zostali zabi-
ci. Zwioki jednego nieszczesi-
wych wl6kl pociag poltorej mi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-20

sier niemieckich stanowiskiem
Anglii.
w Saksonii i ma Slasku pra-
codawcy weglowi odrzucili wszy-
stkie zadania gornik6w; mimo 70
ci generalnego strajku ME oglo-
sill ukiady sic tocza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-20

szynista z Pittsburgh James Led
dy, maszynista Pottsville; ia
cob Wabber, maszynista Alba
ny, n. Y; R. F. Brundy, mecha-
nix Z Pittsburgh.
Lynch.
Shreveport, La, 20 marca. -
Wedle depeszy nadeszlej do I'll
mes, murzyn Henry Lee. ktoreSo
aresztowano "a to, re obraZlW-
sly pewnego Bialego, potem
strzelal do Scigajqcych 60, zra-
Mono przy aresztowaniu. Poten
opatrzono starannie jego rane,
zaprowadzono do wiezienia, ma
stepnie Z wiezienia wyprowadzo-
no powieszono ma rezerwoarze
woody.
Poslowie aresz:owani.
Albuquerque, n. NJ, 20 marca.
Poslowie legislatury stanoweJ
Julian Toujillo ]. P. Lucero Z
Rio Aroba county, jakotez Manu-
ell Cordova Louis Montoya Z
Taos county zostali wczoraj are
sztowani w hotelu w Sante Fe,
jako podejrzani o to, ze przyJeh
po $500 "a oddanie swych g}o-
sow pewnemu kandydatowi na
senatora zwiqzkowego.
Me wart zaufania.
Phoenix, Ari, 90 marca. - Jc-
den ze skazancow, od ktorego
gubernator Hunt przyjal s}owo
honoru. ze ME ucieknie Z wiezic-
MIA. z}amaf swe slowo i zbieg1 Z
zakladu karnego. Jest to Mexyka-
min nazwiskiem Chappo, uciekf
Z wiczienia we Florence dotych-
czas 60 ME schwytano. Cd kilkd
tygodni zaprowadzono projekto-
wany przez gubernatora system
,.slowa honoru" w zakladzie ka:-
nym i jest to pierwszy skaza-
nice, ktory zlamawszy slowo,
skorzystal ze sposobnosci, jaka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-20
Imigranci obrabowani.

Nowy York, 20 marca. -Trzej
imigranci, ktorzy wiasnie przyby-
Ii Europy udawali sic do swe-
90 wr1ja W Brooklynie, zostali na
pewnem odludnem miejscu napa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-20
TeIegramy zagraniGzne,
Japonia obrazona.

1OKlo, ~ marCd. - w PARA
mencie japonskim hr. Hattori,
czlonek opozycyi wniosi ostra in
terpelacye, W kwestyi, co Rad
mySli uczynic wobec wniosku
Dillingham; w kongresie Sta
now Zjednoczonych, opiewajace-
go o emigrantach, a SLIME i do
tkliwie obrazajacego Japonie. Hr.
'Hattori ostro krytykowai potul-
ne polityke Japonii wobec Sta
now Zjednoczonych, oraz pote-
'piai gotowoS6 rzadu Japonskiego
do udziaiu W panamskiej wysta-
vie W San Francisco W r. 1915.
z Anglii.
Londyn, 20 marca. - Wczoraj
wniesiono W parlamencie wnio-
SEX rzadowy o zaprowadzeniu mi
nimalnej skali plac dla gornikow
W calej Brytanii. Wniosek popar-
Ia przy pierwszem jego czytanil
lava ministrow; wniosek dzieli
GAIA Anglie ma s1 dystryktow, z
ktorych W kazdym specyalna ko-
misya ma skale pfac ustanowic i
regulowac. Kontrakty robotnicze
majs kontrolowac rzadowe sadly ;
W razie gdyby W jakim dystryk-
Gle komisya ME mogia sic Ego
die, to krajowa wiadza przemy-
slowo-handlowa zamianuje VIA
sna dla tego dystryktu komisye;
Gale prawo jest jednak wybitnie
experymentalne i okreSIaja je
tylko na lat 8. Po pierwszem czy-
taniu wywiazala sic dyskusya
rozlegia ME zapowiadaJaca ry-
chiego sprawy przeprowadzenia {;
opozycya zaznacza, ze prawo O.
wo bedzie jednostronne. a dajac
uwzglednienie robotnikom, zad-
nej ME dale gwarancyi prscoda-
wcom. Premier Asquith wyrazil
sic, ze podaje Izbie wniosek od-
nosny tylko przynaglony konie-
cznie, by kraj ratowac cd kleski
materyalnej - ME powetowanej;
zreszta powtarzal, re prawo to ma
bye tylko experymentem, po
och latach wykaze ono swe bic
dy zalety.
w Lenarkeshire przyszIo do
stare ma tie straj ajkowem; robotni-
cy pozaunijni chcieli zejSG do ko-
palni wegla, by tam pracowaG;
przeszkodzili temu strajkerzy-
gornicy, pierwszych poparla po-
licya, przyszio do walk, w kt6-
rel kilkanaScie osob zostaio ra-
nionych. DziS wielka fabryka To-
komotyw zastanowiia prace,
rozpuszczajac swych 5000 robot
nik6w. Obliczono, re jeSli strajk
portwa 6 tygodni, to zbankrutujq
wszystkie wieksze przedsiebior-
stwa.
z Chin.
u0potoo0 00 rnarra w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-03-20
JaDDnia OlraEODa la AnGrykG.
o ustawy immigracyjne.
Sprawl Weglarzy Angielskich Parlamencie.
Sytuacya w Chinach.
z AuStrYi.
Strak nismlSCkiCh Wegary kOicV sic,
Wrazenie zbrojeh angielskich W Niemczech.
prawa Weglarzy Angielskich W Parlam
Sytuacya w Chinach.
Strak nismlsekiCh Wsglarzy kOiczy sic.
Wrazenie zbrojen angielskich W Niemczech.

ba posl6w pyiea podatku dochodowym 25O giosam
Taft dnach wygiOsii 20 przem6wieh.
La Toilette North Dakota. Rozb0j kOejOwy -
Morgan Swiaynie Egpcie. Ofary eksplozyi
Acknowledgment w Louisiana legsatury
areSztOwan.- SIOwO hOnOru skazalica.