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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-10-25

1t is one of the paradoxes of life u at
the more expensive yonr fishii g taclsl !,
the lighter your fish basket is apt to
be.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-25

CONTINUED from paRe IL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-25
PERTH AMBOY PARTY ON DECK FOR WILSON
Continued from page IL

the final roll is called. tom " must hurry, if he expects to
find an admission ticket around these parts. Judge Peter
F. DAILY anticipated taking in the convention, too, but chang
ed his plans to include a manslaughter trial at New Drums
wick this week. Three South Amboy boatmen are on trial
for alleged murder.
Geran in Evidence.
Assemblyman Elmer II. Geran, of Matawan, Monmouth
county, can be seen running around the Emerson lobby III
good spirits-and distinctly in the swim. Although not a
delegate, he is receiving much attention and assisting IN
every way possible. When asked last night as to the prop
able outcome of the morrow, he vouched this reply:"Weu,
it looks good. But, they always look good. We must re
member the opposition have some clever fellows working
for them, and we never know their hand until 1t IS played"
Scully Greets Perth Amboy Party.
Congressman Thomas J. Scully, of South Amboy, and
Senator John W. Slocum, of Long Branch, delegates from
the Third Congressional District, including MlddleSeN,
Monmouth and Ocean counties, were at the Emerson to-
night and cordially greeted the Perth Amboy party. MI.
Slocum has a number of fellow coHHtymen here, including
Secretary of State David Crater.
Mr.. Scully is stopping at the Hotel Stafford, Room As.
Sheriff Albert Bollschweiler, of Middlesex, county, and, incl
dentally, of Perth Amboy, is patreling the stafford lobby
proudly displaying the badge of an alternate-atlarge from
Jersey state. The sheriff is stopping at the Stafford, Room
JOG. "Billy'' Hughes, the genial congressman OF Paterson
is rooming in the Scully suite at the Stafford.
MARITIME Makes Address.
United States Senator James e. MARITIME, OF Plalntleld,
spoke tonight in the ball room-now the Wilson headquar-
ters-at the Emerson hotel. He addressed a rally of Will
son pledged delegates and friends of the popular governor,
in an informal way. Another speaker was Senator Malone
, of New York, Senator Mar tines remarks were greeted
with much applause by the throng, which numbered about
400 strong and filled the ball room TO overcoming Otner
men of national fame, from Indiana, Texas, Pennsylvania,
etc, also addressed the Wilson boomers,
The convention hall opened early today and every seat
was taken long before the hour when Chairman Mack called
the gathering to order-at noon. Congressman Sculy has
found it hard to secure admission tickets to the hall, due,
to the fact that "Charlie" Murphy and his
.Tammany hall henchmen have grabbed everything, tickets,
temporary craftsmanship, ct al.
When it was announced last night that Parker had won
in the committee session, Assemblyman Geran Immediately
remarked: ''That means a fight on the floor" Despite
many difficulties, Mr.. Scully has assured every one from
Middlesex a ticket Of admission.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-25
$4,000 PAID
CREDITORS OF
EMIL SAMETH
70 Per Cent Instead of 90
Received October | Lin
it for Claims.
NEARLY ALL IN NOW

Over $4,000 in claims Of Emil
Sameth, the imprisoned steamship
agent, have been paid to senders by
Joseph E. Stricken and Leo Gold
berger. Mr.. G]oldberger is attorney
for twenty-seven claimants repre-
senting over $4,000, while Mr.,
Stricker's claims viii run in the
neighborhood of $4,000. The Title
Guarantee and Surety Company, of
Scranton, Pa, have given seventy
per cent. of the original claims in
stead of sixty per cent. Nearly all
of the claims have been paid out, The
remaining number will be entertain
ed and paid before October ], when
al future debts will be barred.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-25
STRIKE RIOTS
DURING NIGHT
At ROOSEVELT
Battle in Which Guards Are
Routed at Williams Plant
at Midnight.
FIRE BLANK CARTRIDGES
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Roosevelt, June 25:-After a
night of turmoil and rioting the
strikers from the various factories,
worn out from want Of sleep, are
quiet and peaceful today, although
refusing to leave the vicinity of the
plants where they were Once en-
ployed. Throughout the night shots
| were exchanged. The special guards
are using blank cartridges while the
strikers are using revOlVers and
rifles. Several of the strikers were
cut and bruised during a fight about
midnight.
Battle at Midnight.
A pitched battle ragged at the
plant of Williams & Clark shortly
after IL O'Clock last night. A crowd
of over 500 strikers armed with
clubs, stones and other weapons,
marched to the factory. The guards
who had been stationed about the
outside of the plant, met the ad-
vance party OF strikers and held
them at bay. But when the main
body of strikers arrived at the scene,
the tables were turned.
Instead of holding the mob at bay,
the guards were Don fighting the
strikers hand to hand. Out-number-
ed three to one the specials fired
several volleys of blank cartridges
but even this did not quiet the
crowd. At last the guards were
forced to seek shelter in the factory.
A load of mattresses to be used by
the guard was captured by the strik-
ers.
Two Other Plants Join.
AT 6 O'Clock last night fifty girls
from the Middlesex Pants Factory
walked out. No sooner had the
whistle sounded for quitting time at
the International Chemical Company
than the entire working force con
gregated in front of the gate house
and decided to strike for more
money and less hours. A commit
tee was appointed and the officials Of
the concern interviewed on the de-
mands of the men.
After celebrating for half an
hour the officials were seen posting
large notices about the factory.
This Factory Closed For Repairs"
was the decisive answer of the au-
thorities given the strikers. The
shock was too much for the small
band of strikers. The action of the
officials awed them to such an tx
tent that they oon departed for
their homes. Small fights were in
progress late on in the evening.
Appeal to Mayor Hermann.
The strike situation for a time
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-25

yesterday afternoon seemed to be
on a wane but following a mass
meeting in Kish hall the situation
was again reviewed and nothing
definite was decided. Mayor Joseph
Hermann was appealed to, in order
to have him act as arbitrator for
the Williams & Clark and Liebig
, Works. Joseph Tylkoff, a labor or
ganizer, was at the meeting and for
mulated plans to have the men form
a union.
Following the meeting the men
marched about the town in a bois-
ferrous manner and stones were hurl-
ed at wagons ~passings the main
roadway. Several small piles of logs
on the roadway we're fred by the
strikers. No damage was done as
the logs were out of distance from
any of the houses or factories.
Protection Against Fires.
Fearing that the threat of the
strikers would be carried out oftic-
ials of the Liebig Works last night
made preparations to fight fire from
every position of their huge plant.
Some time yesterday afternoon word
was received at the plant that the
strikers would set fire to the place.
This worried the authorities of the
factory as information came from
one who overheard a conversation
between small bands of rioters.
At s o'clock last night extra wat
er pressure was given the plant in
case of necessity and lines of hose
were stretched from every hydrant
in the factory. The guards were
placed about the factory and small
detachments played picket duty on
the outer wall of the establishment.
Trouble at Leibig Plant.
At the Liebig Works yesterday
afternoon there were many petty
fights. Several Of the fighters who
were intoxicated started several
small riots by throwing stones. The
guards after using their night sticks
to good advantage repulsed them.
At s o'clock a travelling salesman
from New York started down the
lane leading to the Liebig works.
The strikers saw him and thinking
he was an agent for strike breakers
bounced upon him and hurled yari-
Gus missiles at his head. The man
started on q dead run and never
stopped until he was secure under
the cover OF the station.
AS yet Sheriff Albert Bollschweil-
er has not been asked to send depu-
ties to the scene of disorder. Sew
eral men tried to persuade the str1k-
ers to allow them to address them
relative to labor conditions. The
men who are thought to have been
/. w. w. workers were chased from
the place.
Over 600 Of the strikers congre-
gated in Kish hall at 10 O'Clock and
decided to stick it out until their
demands were granted. w. w. Hold
en-, general superintendent Of the
Liebig works. attended the meeting
and said that strike-breakers would
be engaged If they were not back to
work by tonight. No increase will
the Liebig or William & Clark CON
Germs give the strikers. More guards
will be imported today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-25
DIES BY FALL
FROM TREE At
STATE ASYLUM
Louis Gatoni of This City
Fractures Skull During Fir
Two Children.
CITY CARES FOR THEM

Louis Gatoni. a Hungarian, thlr-
ty years old, who formerly lived at
400 Smith street, fell from a tree
which he had climbed in mad raw
rings at the State Hospital for the
Insane at Trenton shortly before (
o'clock last night and died three
hours later as the result of a frac-
tured skull. His body will be bur
led in Potter's field in Trenton, as
the mans only surviving relations
are his two little children who are
two and three years old. His wire
died about two weeks ago in a New
ark hospital. ,
The little children of the Gaton1
family have been in the city's poor
department for the past month or
more. While their mother was on
fined in a hospital they were sorely
neglected by their father, who the
authorities declare was a heavy
drinking man. He was arrested by
Detective Sergeant Long, May II,
for neglecting his children and two
days later beramo a raving manaic
while confined at police h~eadquar-
ters. He was locked up in a padded
cell and before he was taken to
Trenton on May 21 succeeded in
tearing a large quantity of padding
from the cell door. He raved in
c~essantly and at times imagined he
was foreman of a gang of laborers
to whom he shouted instructions as
to how imaginary objects should Re
lifted and handled.
Miss Alma G. Widerstrom, assist
ant to Overseer of the Poor Lyons,
hoe haan looking after the children,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-25
CONTRIBUTIONS
FOR JULY 4TH

Added contributions to the Safe
and Sane" Fourth of July celebra-
ton are as follows:
j. A. Loyegren so
John kutcher 500
Lembeck & Betz Eagle Brew
ing Company 5000
Christian ~Feigenspan Brew
ing Company ............5O.OO
John Fritzinger ....,..... 200
No. IT of the Sloyak Gymnas-
tic Union Sokol ......... 500
Frank Stas 200
Martin Momberg ......... 200
E. j. Mccormick .......- 200
SloYak Brass Band ........ 500
Arthur Quinn ........... 200
]. Logan Clevenger 200
Total to date .$417OO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-25
PLACED ON PROBATION

Boleslaw Golubicki. ten years old,
arrested Friday night for the theft
of $40 from Harry Goldstein, a
butcher of 270 Washington street,
was released last night and placed
in the custody of Probation Officer
Charles Macmillan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-25
ACTING MAYOR MAKES
A PATRIOTIC APPEAL

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-25

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-20

die tu o energiczne wystaPien'e
Tiszy opozycya Justha i Kosa-
tha, kt6rej czionkow Tisza popro-
stu wyrzueii re sefRtp "a awantii-
ry tam wyprawiane. Pfocesu te-
go oczekuje Gala opinia publicz-
ma naprezeniem.
z Nier1iec.
Berlin, 20 lipca. = Wiesc .
porazce Wlochow pod Dardanel-
lami spowodowala spadek wielu
papierow ma tutejszej gieldzie.
- Donosza z Kilonii, re okret
wojenny .Hessen" kolidowal tam
z torpedowcem, przyczem trzech
zolnierzy z zaiogi torpedowca
zginelo, a ,,Hessen" odniosi powa-
zne uszkodzenie, tax, re go mt
siano odstawic do dokow.
- Ksiezniczka Cecylia urzadzi-
Ia sobie ksieciem Meklenburg-
Schwerin wycieczke jachtem
Comet" w Heiligendamm; W
drodze napadia ich burza i 90
met" omal ME zatonai; ma szcze-
scie dojrzano z portu sygnaly ME
bezpieczenstwa i VEGAS jeszcze
pospieszono pomoca.
- Ces. Wilhelm w przysziym
roku obchodzi jubileusz, 25letnich
rzadow; okazyi tel ustanowii OH
specyalny medal pamiatkowy'
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Ma artykuiach spozywczych
trzymanych W lodowniach, a po-
TEN wysianych ma targ musi sig
znajdowac wyrazny napis kiedy
wpakowano je do lodowni, kie-
dy je wyjeto.
Cd przepisow powyzszych VOL
ne So tylko: orzechy, owoce, ser
i warzywa.. Move ustawy mozna
uwazac "a najdrastyczniejsze W
Ameryce. zadne miasto ME po-
siada tax surowych przepis6w.
Komisya przeprowadziia te zmia-
ny po czteroletniej piracy.
Zaczadzony.
Policya tutejsza spotkala sic
niemala zagadka W domu Teodo-
ra Witte, 2I4 South Troy Utica,
Czlowieka tego znaleziono zacza-
dzonego gazem. Przez piec 60
dziny starano sic ocucic 60 ma
szyna tlenowa, ale daremnie. w
stanie nieprzytomnym zabrano
go do szpitala powiatowego. -Zda-.
je sic, ze Witte tam umrze.
Policya zajela sic wypadkiem
dlatego, re choc mieszkanie "a
pelnione byio gazem, to jednak
nigdzie wadliwej rury ME znale-
ziono.
Policye j lekarza przywo}ano
godzinie wpos do dziewiatej rano.
iona Wittego bawi ma wakacyach
W Fort Wayne, Ind.
Zwiazali stroza.
Trzech miodych bandytow
.wiamaio sic do skiadu departa-
mentowego J. ]. Svobody pnr.
z74o West e2ga utica, zwiazali
tam .stroza i dynamitem rozbili
stalowa szafe, ktorej nastepnie
zabrali $1,000.
Bandyci dostali sic do skiadu
przez schody bezpieczehstwa z
tyiu. Oknem weszli do skiadu ma
trzeciem pietrze i zeszli potem
ma pierwsze pietro, gdzie niespo-
dzianie zaskoczyli stroza j zwia-
zali 60.
Po rabunku dopiero stroz zdo-
iai zatoczyt sic do frontowych
drzwi kolataniem do mich zwro-
Gil ma siebie uwage przechodzace-
60 policyanta.
= godzlnle 2gleJ rano w okoli-
cy 22giej ulicy aresztowano ME
jakiego Alberta Schultza, ktore-
60 ziapano ma goracym uczynku
wiamywania sic do sk}adu ].
Richtera. Schultz powiedziai, re
ME bral udziaiu w rabunku W
skladzie Svobody.
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Te|sgramy Krajowe'
Poses pozbawiony mandatu po,
selskiego.

SelSKlSSO'
Waszyngton, 20 lipca. = Wczo-
raj komitet wybor6w Iona izby
Representative uchwalii sprawe
wyboru reprezentanta T. E. Cat
len zreferowac pred izba posiow
nieprzychylnie, II. polecie izble
azeby go pozbawiono miejsca W
tejze izbie, gdyz wybor jego IL
skuteczniono srodkami niepraw-
nyrni.
Komitet opari swa decyzye na
tenn. IL wbrew prawl stanowemu
krewni Catlina wydali ma jego
kampanie $4,000. Szesciu czion-
kow komitetu bylo "a pozbawie-
MEM go mandatu poselskiego, a
3 przeciw temu.
T. E. Catlin jest synem DAME
la Catlina, zamoznego fabrykanta
tytoniowego. Liczy lat "a. Miai
on sam ma kampanie syna wydac
przez swych adwokatow wiecej
niz $4,000. Prawo missourskie
pozwala wyda6 ma koszta kampa-
nil tylko $500.
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DzIkie kobiety

Starry kapitan opowiada: - Gdy ra-
1u pewnego okret rozbii sic ma wy
brzezach Patagonii, dostaiem sic do
wsi, zamieszkaiej przez same dixie
Sobiety, ktore ME posiadaiy jezyk6w.
Wszyscy sluchacze oburzeni So ma
,kawap kapitana, jedna pan pyta:
= Ale5 jak mogiy te kobiety movie,
kiedy ME mialy jezykow?
= Wiasnie, ze ME mogiy = mowi
kapitan = i dlatego tez tylko zdzicza-
ly!
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TeIegramy zagTaniGznG,
z wojny w}osko-tureckiej.

Konstantynopol, 20 lipca. -
Nadeszia tn wieSc, ze osm wio-
skich torpedowc6w. zaatakowalo
forty tureckie, broniace przeja=-
du przez cieSnine Dardanelle
forty broniiy sic, strzelajac do o.
kretow tax skutecznie, re diva tor
pedowce zostaiy zatopione, 6
pozostaiych powazne odniosly u
szkodzenia; kanonada trwala
tylko 45 minut, poczem pozosta}e
statki wloskie cofnely sic.
= WieSc bitwie pod Darda-
nellami, zwyciezkiej dla Turkow,
wywo}ala W stolicy entyzyazm
radosny: do palacu sultanskiego
zwolano zaraz rade ministrow
postanowienia jej ME So znane.
- Trewfik Pasza, dotychczaso-
wy posel W Londynie, zamiano-
wany obecnie premierem, przyjal
teke jest juz W drodze do Tur-
cyl. w kraju wre niezadowolenie
powodu ME zdecydoYauego po-
stepowania rzadu, 'istnieje podob-
no stronnictwo, pragnace zdetro-
nizowac obecnego sultana, a ma
tronie osadzic jednego jego kre-
wnych.
- Ajax W{ochow na Dardanel-
1e - byiby juz drugim W biezacei
wojnie; pierwszy byl W Poiowie
kwietnia, kiedy to q okretow
wloskich ostrzeliwaio przez 315
godziny forty, broniace ciesniny
- jednakowoz bez rezultatu. O.
becnie Wlosi po cichu chcieli
przekraSc sic przez ciesnine, ale
czujnoSc Turkow zamiar ten IL
daremniia.
- Rad turecki postanowR Ia
ciesnic koryto kanalu przelazdo-
wego w cieSninach Dardanellow,
aby uniedostepnic Wlochom "a,
biegi sforsowanie tego przejaz-
du.
- Rad - aby uspokoie po-
wstanie W Albanii, proponuje Al
banczykom ukiady ustepstwa,
kt6re maja uiozyc wspolne dele
gacye. Zdaje sic, re Albanczycy
zgodza sic ma to.
Rzym, 20 lipca. - Mic tn ME
wiedza ami o ataku nowym floty
wloskiej ma Dardanelle, ami o
wczorajszem zatopieniu dwu o.
kretow wioskich u wjazdu do Gle
SHINY. Okrety wloslie mogiy tam
sic znajdowac = to przyznaja, a
le przypuszczaja, ze Turcy pewnie
sami pierwsi do Mich trzelac "a
czeli, ably mice wobec mocarstw
pretekst do zamkniecia ponowne-
90 Dardanellow
z Mexyku.
Juarez, 20 lipca. = Krazy tn
pogloska, re W przejSciach gor-
skich okoIo Dolores banda In
dyan Yaqui napadia ma oddziai
rewolucyonistow Rojasa z 500
jego ludzi = 500 wymordowala.
Przyw6dcy rewolucyonistow
przecza jednakowoz tel wiesci
uwazaja ia "a zmyslona. Po-
dobno W okolicy Dolores kraLq
oddziaiy federalne, pilnujace
precise, ably rewolucyonistow ME
wpuscic do Stanu Sonora. Indya-
ME Yaqui stoja po stronie rza-
du.
z Chin.
Pekin, 20 lipca. = Zgromadze-
y. -
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Sedzia Archibald pred senatem.

Washington, 20 lipca. = Sc
dzia Robert w. Archibald wczora!
stawA sic pred senatem, siedza,
Gym W funkcyi sadowniczej. O.
skarzonemu udzielono czasu Cd
29 .bm., ma odpowiedzenie ma "a
rzuty przeciw MENU wytoczo-
ne przez izbe poslow.
w preliminaryach Archibald sam
zadnego udziaiu ME bral. Sprawe
prowadzi W jego imieniu A. S,
Worthington, jeden adwokatow
waszyngtohskich i Robert W.
Archibald, Jr., syn sedziego TAX
re adwokat.
Odpowiedz swa ma obrone Sc
diego maja kierownicy sprawy z
Iona izby poslow przygotowac ma
1 sierpnia, a wszelkie argumenta-
eye maja bye ukohczone ma 8go
sierpnia.
Ma czas wiasciwego procesu Sc
nat ieszcze ME zgodzii sic. Me
kt6rzy So "a natychmiastowem l.
poraniem sic Gala sprawa, inni
chca odiozyt ia do sesyi nastep-
mel.
Opieszalosc policyi budzi nieza-
dowolenie.
Nowy York, 20 lipca. = Prywa-
tnych detektywow wczoraj wpro-
wadzono do sprawy morderstwa
szulera Rosenthala w Nowym
Yorku. Wynajeci zostali przez
komitet obywatelski, zniecierpli-
wiony widocznie brakiem rezul'
tatow W poszukiwaniach policyi
"a mordercami szulera, zastrzelo-
nego wedlug powszechnej opinii
publicznej = przez interesowa-
nych "a oskarzenie pewnych u
rzednikow O porozumienie tajne
re szulerami, z ktorego pierwsi
ciagna dla siebie dobre zyski.
TAX prokurator jak i opinia
publiczna nowoyorska zniecief-
pliwiona jest dziecinnada W po-
szukiwaniu mordercow.
Ogolnie wskazuja ma niedba-
lose policyi W zezwoleniu ma u
cieczke mordercow po dokonaniu
zbrodni w poniedziaiek i ma opie-
szalosc W poszukiwaniach od
tego czasu.
Podobno we wszyestkich no.
rach ma wschodniej stronie mia
sta mowiono ogolnie o tenn, re
Rosenthal mial bye zgiadzony,
1ecz policya zadnych srodkow ME
przedsiewzieia W celu obrony
Rosenthala 81
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WOina z muchami.
$4,000 trup6w W jednym tygodniu
Pobojowiskiem jest Park Ridge.
Daremnie sprowadzono maszyne tlenowa.
Gaz ME ulatywai.
Morrowa uznana niewinna.

Morrowa uznana niewinna.
Lava przysieglych wydala
wczoraj decyzye W procesie Rene
Morrowej, oskarzonej o zamordo-
wanie swego meza, Karola Nor
row. Po trzech godzinach sad
przysieglych uznal ia niewinna
Ogloszenie wyroku niewinno-
sci wywoiaio radosc W sail sado-
wei.
w instrukcyach swych sedzia
Kersten byi bardzo bezstronny.
Prokuratorya ME spodziewaia sic
wyroku ma swoja korzysc.
Northup, kt6ry reprezentowal
prokuratorye staral sic wszelkie-
mi silami, by Morrowa posfano
chocby ma kilka lat do wiezienia
stanowego. Obrohca oskarzonej
biagai sedzi6w przysiegiych, by
ja uwolnili albo ma smierc przez
powieszenie skazali.
Przeciw muchom w Park Ridge.
Tydzieh temu miasteczko Park
Ridge miaio $1,000 much wiecej
niz obecnie. lyle tego lajdactwa
zgineio W jednym tygodniu, to
jedynie dlatego, ze jedyny tea
trzyk W Park Ridge ofiarowal
kazdemu dziecku billet wstepu "a
darmo "a usmiercenie najmniej
200 much.
Powiadaja, re W przyszlym ty-
godniu liczba wypadkow smierci
w krolestwie much dojdzie do
100000. Naturalnie wszystko to
zalezec bedzie cd tego, czy tyle
much jeszcze sic W Park Ridge
znajduje.
Manazerka teatrzyku niejaka
Marta Kimmit zaprowadziia te
nowosc W Park Ridge. w Chica-
go powinni zaprowadzic to samo.
Artykuiy spozywcze W lodo-
wniach.
Komitet Iona rady miejskiej
zajai sic wczoraj sprawa artyku-
kow spozywczych trzymanych
w lodowniach przez kilka miesie-
cy.
Przyjeto tez bardzo drastyczne
uchwaiy i jesli te przejda W ra--
die miejskiej, trust zajmujacy
sic przechowywaniem artykulow
spozywczych W lodowniach be-
die musiai rozpoczac zycie ma
nowo.
Komitet postanowi} zaprowa--
die nastepujace zmiany:
Wszystkie artykuly spozywcze
przetrzymywane W lodowniach
musza bye wyraznie znaczone
kiedy je do lodowni wpakowano.
laden artykui spozywczy ME
moze pozostac W lodowni dluzej
jak 10 miesiecy wyjatkiem sera,
ktory moze pozostat IL miesiecy.
Department. zdrowia bedzie
przegladai wszystkie lodownie
przynajmniej raz W trzech mie-
siacach.
Kazda lodownia musi zdae
sprawozdanie lie i jake artykuly
spozywcze przetrzymuje. RAPPORT
TAXI ma bye przedstawiony 'Igo
stycznia j Igo maja i Igo wrzes-
MIA.
Artykuiow spozywczych ME
wolno przenosic jednej lodowni
do drugiej W celu unikniecia in
spekcyi.
Artykui6w spozywczych ME
wolno ponownie pakowat do 10
down. jesli ie raz wyjeto ma
targ poslano.
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z Hiszpanii.

Madryt, 90 lipca. = Donosza z
Barcelony, re anarchista, ktorego
in1ienia telegramy ME podaJa,
rzucil bombe ma infante Izabelle,
ciotke krola Alfonso; uszla ona
jednak caio, kilkanaseie osob 20
stalo pokaleczonych, budynki W
poblizu tez szkode poniosly; Sic
dztwo W toku.
Trzesienie zieni.
Guadalajara, Mexyk, 20 lipca,
Okolice nawiedziio dose slime
trzesienie ziemi; W mieScie pra-
vie wszystkie domy uszkodzone,
kilka innych utoneio. Chociaz zy-
cia - zdaje sic = Mkt ME stracii,
ale panika wsrod mieszkancow
jest powszechna.
z Nikaraguy.
San Juan del Sur, 20 lipca. -
Krazy pogiosks, IL Prezydent
Diaz ma udac sic ma pokaad stat
ku Stanow Zjednoczonych w Co
rinto i stamtad zawezwie mini
stra wojny gen, L. Mena, aby
zrezygnowai i wydal bron rzado-
wi. Nikaraguy; gdyby Mena sic
sprzeciwial, prezydent poprosi
wladze amerykanskie o interview
eye.
z Peru.
Lima, 20 lipca. = Po raz pier
wszy W dziejach Peru zorganizo-
waio sic tn pare kobiecych klu-
bow poliyGznych, ktore beda po-
pierac kandydature burmistrza
Limy, Billinghursta ma prezydeil-
ia rzeplitej. Akcye kobiet popiera
entuzyastycznie Gala ludnosc sto-
licy.
2 Austro Wegier.
Wiedef, 20 lipca. = Arcyksia-
re Franciszek Ferdynand, ma
stepca tronu, usuwa niezdolnych
do sluzby wojskowych arcyksia-
zat = iednego po drugim, W mai
blizszej przyszlosci ma bye usu-
niety arcyks. Fryderyk, inspector
armii i komendant obrony kra-
jowej.
Praga, 20 lipca. = Rokowania
0 ugode czesko niemiecka W Cze-
.chach utknsiy znowu: Czesi do
magaja sic wprowadzenia W u
rzedowaniu w stolicy czeskiel
Pradze = tylko jezyka czeskiego;
Niemcy ME chca sic ma to Ego
die.
Budapest, 20 lipca. - 70 po-
slow do sejmu wegierskiego "a
skarzyio prezesa Izby, hr. Tisze
o przekroczenie swej wiadzy. /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-20
z Chin.

Pekin, 20 lipca- = Zgromadze-
ME narodowe ME zatwierdziio