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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

By Elizabeth Jordan Harper &
Bros, of New York. 3l.25 net
May Iverson, school girl at st.
Catharine's, undertakes. IN this volume
Of the May Iverson series. to s,lvs Iife's
grim and terrible problems"
Miss Jordan In her foreword says:
Il wish to say that the conyen, Of
saint Catharine's has no existence IN
fact Its great walled garden ana The
wide main hall are features Of the con-
vent from which l graduated man.
years ago. OF tn. girls Mabel Blos-
som and May lverson are the only ones
drawn from life.
In describing the nuns. no effort was
made. OF course, to portray individuals
except In one instance In writing of
sister Trm.ngarde. have tried. how
vainly I sadly realize. TO conevy an i'm
preston for the personality arC infiu-
ence OF the INST inspiring teacher I
have ever knowr--ise :a.e SISTER Mary
Rita. Of the Order u the Holy Cross
To her imperishablc memory dedicate
this book"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

hatred Of the scientist to discover the
source Of this mysterious power forms
the crisis Of tho book. The ecaentst.
Of course. 10 An insane man. and MS
death follows upon his discovery.
Mr.. White has certainly PLACED out
q new trail IN this mystery novel. when
will excite more than ordinary alton
ton.
Smyrna times., 1912-06-12
A Reservoir of Capital

The bank collects the small saw.
ings of many thrifty people-sav-
ings each powerless to work Efficient
ly in producing wealth-and loans
them in larger amounts to the active
business leaders of the community.
If 100, 900 people each have $40 in
pocket, this money does slight SER
vice; but this 500, 900 in a lump in
a bank At once becomes a powerful
agent in wealth production. 1t will
move trainloads of wheat from the
wheat fields of the Northwest to the
-four mills of Minneapolis, and across
the country to the Atlantic sea-
board, and thence oversea to foreign
hiHiSyYae IS It will build factory Civ
ing employment to hhHndreGfs Of men
and making useful goods for thou
sands of people; it will do it's share
in vitalizing industry and trade-in
Speeding up the machinery of wealth
production. Banks are reservoirs
of capital. A bad banking system
will periodically break down anC
the flow of capital will stop, with
losses to all the peope. Ours is the
only big country that hasn't provid
ed against credit collapses.
Smyrna times., 1912-06-12
Constable Arrests Terror

Georgetown, June 7.-Terrorizing
the country around Greenwood and
holding up several households for
money and valuables, Frederick
Boum, negro. met his match yes
terday afternoon when Hiram Short.
a county officer from Georgetown
walked into the field where he was
working and after putting the hand
cuffs on him drove him 16 miles to
the Jail in Georgetown.
Boum went to the home of John
Isaacs and at the point of a gun de-
manded money. To save trouble
Isaacs handed over about $40 and
the negro left. Finding that most
persons around Greenwood were
afraid of the negro, Isaacs came tt
Georgetown and asked Constable
Short to make the arrest. Arriving
at Greenwood, Short was cautioned
several times, and just before arriv
ing where the negro was working h,
met Governor Pennewill, who ais
told him that the negro wa
dangerous.
Smyrna times., 1912-06-12
State Tubercular
DiSpenSarieS
OF KENT COUNTY, DELAWARE

Anyone with tubereular trouble may have
attention free. Free doctor, free nurse,
free medicine. Milk and eggs furnished
free when conditions vibrant it.
MILFORD-Front and Church streets.
IL a. m. to p. m. Thursdays.
HARRINGTON-M street, 3 p. m. to
D. m Thursdays.
SMYRNA - At Dispensary. Commerce
street $50 a. m. to 11.30 a, m, Fridays.
DOVER-The Green, Court House p.
m. to p. m. Fridays.
Smyrna times., 1912-06-12
KENT COUNTY LEVY COURT
Officials Show Good Collection =
Bridge and CuIvert Works

Officials Show Good Collection =
Bridge and CuIVert Works
At the meeting of Kent County
Levy Court Tuesday, the Kent Clerk
of the Peace reported for licenses
issued $500, less the 33 per cent,
$40. 80. The Recorder of Deeds re-
ported receipts amounting to 1862. so /;
Register in Chaucery, S7S. 20; Reg
lister of Wills, 5000. 65; Prothono-
tary, 81, 1913. %. These officials re-
ceive as a gratuity 10 per cent of
these collections. Permission was
given Commissioner Donoho to Sc
cure bids for three concrete culverts
in his district, the fifth. The
error and delinquent list Of the col
lector of the eight district, amount
ing to $1S2. so, was allowed. The
contract for building a new bridge
over Gum Island Ditch, in the ninth
district, was awarded to J. Leonard
Abbott, at SO, 665, he being the
lowest bidder. Bills amounting tC
$4, 1862. 08 were allowed.
Smyrna times., 1912-06-12
SHAD FISHERMEN DECLARE
IT HAS BEEN A POOR SFASON
POLLUTION OF RIVER is SAID TO
BE ONE CAUSE OF LESS FISH
Sturgeon Fishing Comes in as an Only
Chance For Some to Save the Day
Lively of Woodland Beach

The shad fishing in the Delaware
bay practically closed today, and
the fishing crews scattered to the
inland with little money and much
discouraged because small catches
and low prices made the season this
year a general failure. Few of the
crews fished out the season. Several
of the fishermen sold their boats
and nets a fortnight ago and pulled
out in disgust, declaring that th5y
were forever done with shad fishing.
Those who remained left their
shad nets on the shore and fished for
sturgeon. Some of them were able
to make up their losses of the
earlier part of the season by netting
a few of these big fish and selling
the row at a profit. Lots of the
sturgeon caught have been under
sized and have been thrown back in
to the bay, as the New Jersey law
prohibits the taking of any of these
fish that are under five feet in
length.
The fishermen declare that the
pollution of the river water. is re-
sponsible for the poor run of shad.
They say that the oil and filth which
floats upon the surface of the water
causes the shad to swim deep on
their way upstream to the spawning
grounds and consequently few of
them strike the nets. The high
boats this season have not averaged
much over fifty or sixty shad to a
drift and the wholesale price paid
for the fish has not been much over
$25 a 100. A boat which has been
lucky enough to land an ordinary
size COW sturgeon, which sells with
its roe at from SIS to $1OO, has
made more out of this single fish
than from a whole weeks catch of
shad.
The baymen predict even worse
conditions in the future. They fear
that the idleness of the Fishhawk,
the United States fish hatchery boat.
usually assigned to the Delaware bay
an0 river, which has been laid up a
Wilmington this season for repairs,
will further depletet he run of shad
two or three years hence. The
Fishhawk usually plants about
1000. 900 shad fry in the upper Del
aware each spring, but the COVER
ment has not hatched cat sHy spawr
here this year. All attempts al
stocking this stream this year has
been confined to the Pennsylvania
state hatchery at Torresdale, Pa
There the New Jersey and Pennsyl
vani authorities have cooperated II
the Matching of shad.
Smyrna times., 1912-06-12
WEST CHESTER NORMAL GRADS
The Delaware Students Who Have
Passed Examination

Among the students the senior
class of the West Chester State Nor
NAL School at West Chester Pa. 4,
who successfully passed the examina-
tion of the State Board of Examin-
ers, and are entitled to receive the
diplomas at the annual commence
ment exercises on June 10Th, are the
following from Delaware:
Minnie E. Armstrong of Odessa
Emma M. Krauss, Henry Clay. E.
D. Lynch, Milford; Mary E. Nc
CrOne, Macdonough; Marie D. Mar
shall, Lewes; Margaret 7. Mulligan,
Delaware City; Isabella L. Ross,
Lewes: Edith Scotten, Hartley
Mamie l.. Ward, Delmar; Fannie
Warrington, Georgetown.
Smyrna times., 1912-06-12
WEDDING NEAR DOVER
Miss Bessie Ennis Moore Becomes
Wife of W. M. Berkmire

Miss Bessie Ennis Moore Becomes
Wife ofW M. Berkmire
A very pretty June wedding was
solemniEed at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Moore, near Dover,
on last Saturday, June l, by DR.. A.
W. Lightbnurne, when their daugh-
ter. Bessie Ennis, became the bride
of William Martin Birkmire, of
Philadelphia. The bride wore white
messaline and carried bride roses.
The brides sister, Miss Elizabeth
Moore, acted as bridesmaid and wore
cream messaline carrying pink car
nations. W Kirk Wyatt, of Phila-
delphia, a friend of the groom, was
best man. The wedding march was
played by Mrs. Attic Lindale Ken
ton, of Milford. a cousin of the
bride. The house was artistically
trimmed with ferns, daisies and
potted flowers the decorating colori
being pink and green. Dinner wai
served at 2 O'Clock, after which the
bride and groom left for Atlantic
City and other points. The brides
travelling suit was pearl with ha
and gloves to match. After thei
return Mr.. and Mrs. Berkmire will
reside in Philadelphia. Only i'm
mediate members of the family wer
present.
Smyrna times., 1912-06-12

OXFORD TIES - Black, Tan
and White, styles to suit every
body.
SEE OUR SPECIAL $500 Shoe
for $1.08.
Smyrna times., 1912-06-12
Helped to Keep Down Expenses

Mrs. j. E. Henry, Akron, Mich,
tells how she did so: 81 was
bothered with my kidneys and had
to go nearly double, l tried a
sample of Foley Kidney Pills and
they did me so much good that
bought b ottle, and feel that they
saved me a big Doctors BILL" For
sale by all druggists.
Smyrna times., 1912-06-12
TOWNSEND COMMENCEMENT

The High School Had Pleasing Exer-
cises Monday
Commencement exercises of the
Townsend High School were held in
the M. E. Church of that town Mon
day evening of last week. 1t was
a festive night for the residents as
many were in attendance. There
were five graduates--James A. Hart
Jr., Reynolds Hodgson, Roland
Reynolds, Susie Ratledge and Flor
ence Heinold. The address to the
graduates was delivered by Rev.
il. T. Quigg, d. D., pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at Ridge
ly, Md. Mrs. Money of Ridgely and
Mrs. Niles of Philadelphia gave
several musical numbers.
Smyrna times., 1912-06-12
Card

This is to certify that Foley's
Honev and Tar Compound does not
contain any opiates, any habit form
ing drugs, or any ingredients that
could possibly harm its users. On
the contrary, its great healing and
soothing qualities make it a real
remedy for coughs, colds and irrita-
tions of the throat, chest and lungs.
The genuine is in a yellow pack
age. Ask for Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound and accept no sub
stitute. For sale by all druggists.
Smyrna times., 1912-06-12

Members of the class of Delaware
College says that the farewell hop
to the graduates on June 19 will be
the most novel dance ever held at
the college. The wives of the
faculty will be the patrOnnessea.
Smyrna times., 1912-06-12

Bishop Frederick Kinsman, of
the Delaware Episcopal Diocese,
will make the address at the 2O7th
anniversary OF st. Anne's Church,
near Middletown, September l.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-05
TeIegTamy krajowe'
Rezultat wyborow we Yer
mont.

White River Junction, VT, 5
wrzesnia : Wczoraj pozno VIE
czorem skompletowano (nieurze
dowe) liczenie glosow oddanych.
Ogolny rezultat pozostaje ME
zmieniony: gubernatora obierze
legislature W bardzo pzewaznej
czeSci republikanska i kandydat
partvi G.. 0. P. Allen NJ. Fletcher
bedzie gubernatorem. Razem cd
dano 65,o33 glosow;z tych otrzy,
NAL Fletcher 20,259, kandydat
demokratyczny Harlan B. Howe
2O,350, postepowiec Rev. Frazer
Metzger $1,000, prohibicyonista
Smith lab, a socyalista Suitor
1.1s1 g,osow. Potrwa dni kilka
zanim bedzie MONA obliczyt
skiad legislatury, ale o lie sic
zdaje, republikanie zatrzymaja O.
kolo 63 glos6w wiekszosci W obu
izbach razem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-05
Prezydent Taft niezdrow

Waszyngton, 3 Wrzesnla.
Prezydent Taft wywichnal sobie
kostke II nogi cierpi ma lekki a
tax podagry, tax, re musi pozo-
stawac w krzeSle ma kolkach. Po-
mimo tego postanowii ME zmie'
Mac programu dis rano wyje-
chac do Nowego Yorku, by NAL
zonke powitac ma ,Mayflower"
Przyjmowaf on wczoraj delega-
eye miedzynarodowego kongre'
su chemii stosowanej. Taft wyje-
zdza dis rano o godz. 10 do No
wego Yorku ina tam przybyc @
8 popoludniu; zmiana ia tylko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-05

skonczy budowe najwiekszego ze
wszystkich okretu wojennego
bedzie to ,,overdreadnought" ma
700 stop d}ugi o pojemnosci 80
tysiecy ton szybkoSci 20 we
ziow.
- w poblizu Hartford sufra-
zystki przeciely IA drutow tele-
graficznych, dotkliwa powodujac
przerwe W komunikacyi.Na s}upy
wzamian przybiiy kartki ze "a
daniem ,,giosu dla kobiet".
= Parowiec Nero, nalezacy
do Wilson Line, dazacy do
Norwegii rozbii sic ma skaiach,
ma wybrzezu Szkocyi; pasazero-
vie ME ponieSli uszkodzen.
w Anglii prowadzone przez
Stany Zjedn. = sledztwo w spra
vie tax zwanego ,,trustu, okreto
wego" skonczyio sic; po-
siedzenia sledczej kompanii cd
bywaly sic w Liverpoolu, skad ,,
becnie komisya powrociia do
Londynu i ziozy rzadowi sPrawo,
zdanie.
- Geraldyna Farrar, s{ynna
spiewaczka operowa znana w A
meryce, zerwa}a wszelkie kon-
trakty zawarte ma r. b. i wyjecha
Ia do sanatoryun1 w okolicy Mo
nachium. gdzie sic leczy ma cho-
robe sercowa. Spowodowaio tc
chorobe artystki : zerwanie jeJ
maizenstwa, planowanego z
wioskim Spiewakism Scottim, kt6
ry ,opuscii Geraldyne zeni sic
aktorka amerykanska, Karolina
Ives.
w Dundee odbywa sic ro-
czne zebranie Brytyjskiego To
warzystwa Wiedy i Postepu, ma
ktorego inauguracyjnej sesyi pre-
yes DIR. ,Schafer wyg}osi} zdanie
re W miare postepu badan przy-
rodniczych zmniejsza sic cora7
bardziej odleg|osc pomiedzy isto,
tami zyjacsmi niezyjacemi i ze
wszystko wskazuje, IL kiedys da
sic droga chemiczna uzyskac u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-05
Progresywni W Missouri.

St. Louis, 5 wrzesnia. = Ma
konwencyi stanowej progresy-
stow odbyiy sic dose zaostrzone
debaty mad kwestya nominowania
trzech bezpartyjnych kandyda.
tow ma czlonk6w najwyzszego sa-
du; ostatecznie jednak nomino-
wano samych progresystow, tax
re partya bedzie miafa w}asnych
kandydat6w ma wszystkie urzedy.
Kandydatami jej So: Albert D..
Nortoni ma gubernatora, ]. NJ.
Burns ma wicegubernatora, F.
w. Niedermeyer ma sekretarza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-05

stanowego, A. NJ. Hyde ma pro-
kuratora gen., A. J. Reynolds ma
auditora, J.. w. Nc Coy ma ko-
misarza kolejowego, R. M. Dal-
ton. F. L. Arthurd F. w.
Thompson ma czlonkow najwyz-
szego sadu i J. T. Burney, NJ. T.
Morrow, John H. Spurgeon, J. B.
McCammon i Paul V. Janis ma
czlonkow sadu apelacyjnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-05

nastapi, re ma jacht Mayflower
wsiadzie w Brooklyn Navy. Yard
zamiast ma North River. = Ma
jor Roads, ktory wciaz jest przy
prezydencie, zapewnia, re zadne
powazniejsze cierpienie ME "a
graza panu Taftowi,i re jedno-
tygodniowy wypoczynek W Be
verify ,,postawi go ma nogi".
Prawybory we Wisconsinie.
Milwaukee, Wis, 3 wrzesria.-
Jeszcze ME n1adokladnych cyfer,
z kt6rych moznaby wnosic Q ilo'
sci gfosow pozyskanych przez
GDokoficzenie ma stronicy 0-teD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-05
W|DM0 STRAJKU MA
L|N|ACH TRAMWAJ0WYCH.
Robotnicy przedstawiaja swoje ultima.
tum. Pracodawcy ME chca ustaplc.
STRASzNA EKSpL0zYA.
Wybuch powoduje smierc jednego !
kaleczy kilku.
KOLIZYA.
Motcrowy ginie ma posterunku. Osmiu ska
leczonych.
KOLIZYA.
POTEZNA nASZYNA.


glas Park. Po wypadku okazaio
sic. ze hamulec ME chcial funk
cyonowac i wypadek zaszedi VIA
Snie tego powodu.
Skaleczeni zostali:
J. Webster, 2I6 North 48 ave.
Gustav Anderson, 4945 West
Van Buren Utica.
S. Mccarthy, 23o North 4Sma
avenue.
Morris Roach, 1924 West 23
Place.
Adelia Chain, 1904 Gladys ave.
Marya easy, 1904 Gladys ave.
& Ludwik Beliza, 1885 West II
utica.
L. Fuller, 4o2 S. Liberty utica,
Elgin, III.
Rannych zabrano natychmlast
do szpitala.
Potezna maszyna powietrzna.
Dzisiaj maja sic odbyc proby
najpotezniejszym aeroplanem1. ~ " !.
historyi lotnictwa. Ma polach a
wiatycznych W Clearing gdzie
sic odbeda wyscigi o pierwszell'-
stwo swiatowe, aviator Glen
Martin pusci sic W powietrze W
monoplanie Chicago Defender,
ktory posiada motor o sile 100
koni parowych. Ma to bye mai
slybszy i najniebezpiecznlcjszy
r,onoplan W Ameryce.
Francuzi vienna bardzo wybit-
ny udziai w popisach awiatycz-
nych, rozpoczynajacych sic W
Chicago dnia 9go wrzesnia.
Wszyscy wybitni lotnicy francu-
scy So juz ma miejscu.
Wczoraj powodu niedogod--
nych warunkow zaden lotnik ME
pusci} sic W gore. Lotnik Brodie
chciai fruwac, lecz jego mecha-
mix W ostatniej chwili zauwazyf,
ze lego monoplan ME jest W po-
rzadku. w Chicago znajdule SIC
jui zamozny lotnik z Peruwil,
Rajmund Montero.
Policyant skaleczony W kolizyi.
Fred Mayor, policyant W Oak
Park, zosta} prawdopodobnie
smiertelnie skaleczony, a kata--
rzvna Sampson, dziewczyna ia
daca MIN ma motorcyklu, ciezkie
odniosla rany, kiedy motorcykl
ich zderzyi sic samochodem,
ktorvm kierowai Egbert Cook.
Cook zabrat skaleczonych do
szpitala. Tam zbadano rany po-
licyanta j powiedziano, re naJ-
prawdopodobniej umrze.
John Meyers, czternastoletni
chiopiec, zostai bardzo powaznis
skaleczony kiedy woz, ktorym je-
chai zderzyi sic samochoden.
Chiopca zabrano do szpltala re
ziamana noga.
Samochod najechaf i niebezpie-
cznie pokaleczyi IL letniego Har-
ryego Maddenberga ma rogu ulN
Madison Jefferson.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-05

pod Oerkeny, zerwala sic nagle
burza: balon ma linach przytrzy-
mywalo 100 zo}nierzy; Sch ME
wypuSciio lin z rak i balon Il,
niosl ich do wysokosci 400 stop,
w6wczas spadli zabijajac sic. M
miejscu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-05
TeIegramy zagraniczne.
Z Mexyku.

"SAyAB AAAoohS, "ASNSAAio'
Donosza Tampico, re Ameryka-
min Nichols, ktorego skazano "a
zastrzelenie jednego Mexykani-
ma ma S lat wiezienia. otrzyma -
na skutek akcyi dyplomatycznej
ze strony Stanow Zjedn. nowy
process.
Donosza z Cananea, ze tam
teiSzemu garnizonowi federalne-
mu przybyly posiiki; obecnie
jest tam juz 900 zolnierzy oby-
watele uspokoili sic. Rewolucyo-
nisci istotnie znajduja sic W oko-
licy i popsuli tory koleiowe. W
mieScie znajduje sic okoio 500 A,
merykanow, ktorzy tez sic wszy-
scy uzbroili.
- w pofudniowej czesci kraju
grasuja W zastraszajacy sposob
ZapatySci, ktorych liczba stale
wzrasta; w nied}ugim czasie "a
groza oni stolicy, jeSli Rad Ma
derry energicznie ME zabierze sic
do ich wytepienia. Obecnie zaje-
Ii oni miasto Cuernavaca, a choc
wiedziano, re Zapatysci ma ME
godza. rad ME uczynii niczego,
by napadowi zapobiedz- Potwier-
dza sic pogloska, re Zapatysci "a
mierzali 15go bm. napaSc ma sto-'
lice i W tym celu wielu swoich
posiali W przebraniu robotnikow
do miasta. Spisek wykryto / "a
rzadzono liczne aresztowania.
2 Nikaraguy.
Managua, 5 wrzeSnia.- w cia-
gu ostatnich dni ME bylo wick
szvch walk rewolucyonistami,
kt6rzy jednak trzymaia W swei
mocy cafy kraj cd Corintho az po
stolice. Stad komunikacya z wy
brzezem jest przerwana i wlescl
sa skape. a niepewne. Rewelucyo'
niSci ME napadaja ma amerykan-
skich zoInierzy. DIS ma przy-
bye do Managuy $50 amerykan,
skich marynarzy, ktorych oneg-
dai przywiozl do Corintho statek
California. Ma ladzie dowodzi
Amervkanami puikownik Pendle-
ton. ktory ma ich obecnie 115O.
z Kuby.
Havana, ) wrzeSnia. - w
miasteczku Mariol odbywaly sic
wybory do miejscowej rady szkol
nei: przy wyborach przyszlo do
boiki ma noze, W ktorej jeden Ii,
berai zostai zabity, dwu jest
smiertelnie rannych, a lei ranny
Jest jeden konserwatysta.
- Pose{ rzeplitej Uruguay, j
mieniem caiego ciala dyplomaty-
cznego, wezwai rad rzeplitel, by
ME pozwolii pismom napadac ma
godnoSc posiow zagranicznych'
Rad powiada, re ME Posiada
prawa do wzbronienia plsmom
krytyki.
Echa katastrofy.
Lens, Francya, wrzesnia. =
Okazuje sic. ze w onegdalsze]
katastrofie W kopalni Clarence
zginelo przeszlo 40 gornikow.
Take z tych, co ratowali iowa
rzyszy, zywcem pogrzebanych w
kopalni zgineio kilkunastu. Jesz'
cze wczoraj ponawiaiy sic W sly
bic explozye: Gala kopalnia stoi
W ogniu. Dotychczas wydobyto
21 ciai.
z Anglii.
Londyn, ) wrzesnia. = w mie-
siacu listopadzie Rad angielski
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-09-05
Trafne porownanie.

= Ilekroc jestem towarzystwie
pani, zawsze mi przychodM ma mysl
ten biedny Titanic.
= Ciekawa jestem, 2 jakiego powo.
du?
Bo pani jest wobec mnie tax Ii
nina, jak prawdziwa, CORA lodowa!..
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Strajk bliski.


przybierac bardzo niebezpieczny
wyglad. Wczoraj z biura burmi-
strza Harrisona wysziy diva ko-
mitety: jeden przedstawiajacy
wiascicieli linii tramwajowych, a
drugi robotnikow tramwajowych
Robotnicy podali swe ultimatum
i wyszli grozba, re jesli kompa-
ME W przeciagu "a godzin ME
zgodza sic ma jeden komitet arbi-
tracyjny, to strajk natychmiast
wybuchnie.
Sytuacya jest bardzo niebez--
pieczna. Prezesi kompanii tram
wajowej ME chca ustapic.
Robotnicy ma kolejach gornych
odrzucili mala podwyzke ofiaro-
wana i'm przez kompanie i to
wiasnie sytuacye znacznie pogor-
szyio. w razie wybuchu strajku
ma chicagoskich tramwajach,
wszystkie linie bsda sparalizo-
wane. Strajk ten dotyczy 14,ooc
robotnikow ma wszystkich Ii
mach. ..
Kompanie zadaja dw6ch komi-
tetow arbitracyjnych. Robotnicy
ME chca sic ma to zgodzic.
Straszna eksplozya.
Geden czlowiek zostai zabity,
kilkunastu odniosio rany, tych
kilku bardzo powazne, w eksplo-
zyi gazoliny W zak}adzie czysz-
czenia ubrar Kraus Bros. Leo
wy Co., pnr. 3Io-316 West 24ta
utica. Po eksplozyi nastapii stra-
szny poploch pomiedzy dziewcze'
tami pracujacemi ma drugiem
pietrze. Niektore rzucily sic okna,
mi drugiego pietra.
Rudolf Spinner, dozorca, 20
stai ma niejscu zabity. Przywa-
lii 60 muir.
Skaleczeni zostali:, 90.
Ernest Bloden, ma roge zla-
mana uszkodzenia wewnetrzne
William Harmon, rece, nogi
ciaIo pokaleczone i uszkodzenia
wewnetrzne.
Anna Steiner, skoczyia dru-
giego pietra i zlamaia noge.
Edward Sutherland, strazak,
spadi woza strazackiego, ktory
pedzil do miejsca katastrofy. "a
brano 60 do szpitala re zlamana
noga. -.-.. ...
David Williams, poparzone re-
ce nogi.
Ofiary tel strasznej eksplozyi
zabrano do najblizszego szpitala.
Eksplozya zaszla W suszarni
gdy do niej wniesiono wielki dy-
wan nasiakniety gazolina. Wy
buch byi tax silny, re sciana po
stronie zachodniej runeia. Dach
zostai rowniez uszkodzony. Kill
ka budynkow W sasiedztwie wy
buch ten uszkodzii.
Ginie w kolizyi.
Motorowy, chcac wstrzymac
tranwaj Cd kolizyi pociagiem
kolei gornej, zostai zabity wczo-
raj. w kolizyi tel osmiu pasaze-
row zostafo skaleczonych.
Kolizya ia zaszia rychio wczo-
raj rano ma 52giej avenue j 22ej
ulicy. James Johnson, niotorowy
ma tramwaju podmiejskim La
Grange, zostai zabity ma miejscu.
Tramwaj jego wpadf z tyiu ma
pociag kolei gornei ma iiuii Dou-
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NleN potrzeba

Dwoch czeladnikow poszio raz m
przedstawienie teatralne. Jeden .
mich zabrai re soba potezny kawaf
kiefbasy, drugi try flaszki wilma. Sfua
lacy teatralny, spostrzegiszy ich, zaA
pytuie. czy ME zycza sobie lornetki.
= Me potrzeba = brzmi odpowieds
- bedziemy pic wprost flaszki.
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BUNT Ma FlOCE CzARNOMORSkIEJ.
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