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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-02
TsIegTamy zagTaniczne.
z wojny.

WoJny.
Konstantynopol, 2 grudnia, -
Jutro we wtorek ma bye podpisa-
ne zawieszenie broni. Wczoraj
ME prowadzono ukladow, ponie-
waz Bulgarya pragnie, aby wszy-
stkie panstwa sprzymierzone W
Mich uczestniczyiy, a Grecya "a
dnych jeszcze postanowieh ME
nadeS{ala.
Sofia, 2 grudnia.- Potwierdza
sic wieS6 o spodziewanem ma dis
zawarciu zawieszenia broni, po-
czem maja bye nawiazane ukiady
pokojowe, ktore prawdopodobnle
beda prowadzone wNSofii
Londyn, 2 grudnia. = Podob-
no panstwa sprzymierzone godza
sfe ma pozostawienie Turcyi zwy-
ciezonej Adryanopola Kirk-Ki-
lisseju, ale fortyfikacye obu tych
miejscowoSci maja bye zniesio-
ne; Turcya otrzyma terytoryum
az po rzeke Maryce Bulgaria ,
trzyma kraj ma lewo cd Marycy z
portami Kawala DedenghacZ
Serbia otrzyma czesc Sandzaku
j Staro-Serbie Monastyrem, O.
raz czeSc wybrzeza mad Adryaty-
kiem; Czarnogora dostanie druga
Geese Sandzaku j okreg Skutari
Grecya dostanie Geese Macedo-
nil z Salonikami, oraz wyspy ma
Morzu Egejskiem, Albania VIA
sciwa Macedonia maja otrzymac
samorzad.
Podobno Serbia, Czarnogo-
ra Grecya dotad ME daily przy-
zwolenia ma warunki pokojowe,
lax wyzej wyszczegolnione: Ia
wieszenie broni ma trwac dopo-
ty, az pokoi ME zostanie zawarty,
gdyby sic don ME udalo doPro-
wadzic, wojna rozpocznie sic ma
nowo. Obie armie wrogie zatrzy-
maja swe pozycye dotychczaso-
we i zadnych ruchow przez czas
trwania zawieszenia broni czynic
i'm ME bedzie wolno.
- Podobno Liga Ba&kanska
domagae sic bedzie przyiaczen;a
sic Turcyi do Ligi ME laczenia
sic lei z innymi rzadami j naro,
dami przeciwko Lidze.
Przypuszczaja, re giownyn'
czvnnikiem, ktory sprowadzi Po-
k6i, lest wrogie stanowisko Au-
stryi, kt6ra grozi Serbii wojna "
razie zatrzymania portow adrya'
tyckich, przez mia zajetych, a kto'
rych Serbia zrzec sic ME chce
Serbia potrzebuje wojsk ma Po-
graniczu austryackiem, a sPrzy,
mierzehcy jej obowiazani sa j.
popierat = przeto cd strony Iur'
CYL radziby pokoj mice; spokolr
tego goraco pragnie Turcya.
Konstantynopol, 2 grudnia. :
Obie gi6wne armie W okolicy
Czataldza spoczywaja po trudacf
krotkiej lecz ciezkiej kampanu
Donosza tylko, re pod Skutar
walka trivia nieprzerwanie; baw'
tam obecnie sam krol Mikolaj, q
bombardowanie ciezkich dziat
trivia dniem i noca. Turcy wzma,
cniaja silly swe we fortach Oar
danellow sprowadzaja tam A
wi zolnierzy, spodziewaiac sic
ataku re strony Grekow.
Ateny. ? grudnia. DOME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-02
Pogioski o gabinecie.

Nowy York, 2 grudnia. = Po-
gloski, mniej lub wiecej wiarogo-
dne, rozchodza sic cd czasu do
czasu co do skiadu gabinetu no.
woobranego prezydenta, Wilso-
ma. Podobno CUB, Wilson pracuje
mad skladem swego gabinetu i
juz ma kandydatow wybranych,
ktorych aprobowac maja provo
dyrzy demokratyczni W Waszyn-
gtonie. Ze zrodei nieprzyctyl--
nych Bryanowi do wiadomosci
publicznej przedostaje sic, ze
Bryan ME bedzie mial stanowiska
w tym gabinecie re nawet gdy-
by mu takowe bylo ofiarowane,
ME przyjalby je, Czy CUB. Wilson
ofiaruje Bryanowi jakakolwiek te
ke, jemu samemu jest to wiado-
me. Wazne stanowiska W tyr.
gabinecie maja zajmowac: A. Nj
tchell Palmer, repr. Pennsylva-
MIA, A. S. Burleson, repr. Te-
xas, senator Gore Oklahoma,
Josephus Daniels North Caroli-
ma i DIR. Harvey w. Wiley.
Pogloski take kraza, re Bry-
an bedzle ubiegai sic Q kandyda-
ture remokrayczna ma prezyden-
ia wr. 1916.
Prywatnym sekretarzem no.
.woobranego prezydenta ma bye
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-02
Demokraci zaczynaja.

Siekiera demokratyczna odcie-
la wczoraj pehsye przeszlo 70
tlrzednikom' sadowym. Panom
tym kazano sic wynosic, bo ich
miejsca zajma demokraci.
Cermak, wozny sadu municy--
palnego, powiedzial, re sam be-
die kierowa{ SVEN biurem. Mo-
viii on wczoraj, re jego poprzed-
niz nieraz miaf powod do wyda-
lenia urzednika, ale sedzia ma to
,nie pozwolh.
Pan Danisch ma razie wstrzy-
NAL sic z wydaleniem wszystkich
dawnych pracownikow W biurze
klerka sadow municypalnych.
Pisarze protoko}ow zostana ma
stanowiskach tymczasowo. w
zmianach swych bedzie sic kiero-
wal opinia sedziow.
Pan Danisch ME oglosii jesz--
cze swoich nowych klerkow,
Cermak wybral nastepujacych ma
woznych sadow municypalnych:
James H. Bryant, Joseph F.
Bolek, Ed. L. Bricheto, Morris
Braun, Charles Bellak, Joseph
Budilovsky, William Conrick,
James Chrisie, Edward Carroll,
Joseph c. Crawford, E. G.. Co.
wan, Edward Rada, William
Raddatz, John NJ. Schwartz, Me-
yer Stein, Henry Sonnenchein,
William Schillerberg, Chester F.
Lane, John Lee, Nicholas Mag
gio, Joseph MajewslSi, Patrick ].
Mcclure, William Hanrahan,
William Herlihy, James Hayes,
John Kotowski, John Kwidzinski,
William P. Kavanaugh, Morris
Klein, Joseph H. Dorsey, Joseph
H. Donahue, Joseph F. Dorgan,
John S. Donoghue, P. J. Dillon,
Joseph P. Daily, P. F. Fullmer,
Herman COLI, Sheldon w. Go
.vier, John F. Sebek, Joseph Vor-
da, Max Weiss.
Szukaia 60 lat 1s.
Pewna kobieta, Katarzyna Pol
lack, pochodzaca z Boston, Mass.
stracila wszystkie swe oszczedno-
sci, przez 1S lat poszukiwala me
"a, ktory ia opusci} i znalazla go
w sobote. Dzisiaj stanie ona
przed kratani sadowemi, by
swiadczyc przeciw czlowiekowi,
ktory jej dozgonna milosc slubo-
wal, a potem opuscif ja'i zda} ma
laske losu.. Joseph Pollack, znany
takze jako Joseph Edmund ozenil
sic poraz drugi, ME otrzymawszy
wcale rozwodu cd pierwszej 20
ny. Mezulek W stacyi policyjnej
powiedziai, re sic pierwsza 20
ma rozwiodl, ale poiowica Nr. |.
ME pamieta zadnej akcyi sadowej
tego rodzaju.
Cd krewnych W Chicago Pol
lackowa dowiedziala sic W Bosto-
ME, re Pollack, alias Edmund
przyjechai do Chicago ma pogrzeb
przyjaciela. Kobieta stawila sic
tn natychmiast tu ptaszka przy-
trzymala. Ma podroz wydaia
wszystkie swoje oszczednosci.
Pollack bedzie teraz miai kio-
poty nielada. Bedzie musiai od--
powiadac pred sadem "a wielo-
zeistwo.
oblezenie.
John A. Lorimer, wiasciciel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-02

iDokonczenie ma SIR. 5.>
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-02
zACzYNAJA..
CeTmak Og|asza sWoich uIzednikdW " sadach
nunicypaInych. kiIku Pohk6W ma i$cie
/ PO Is LATACH.
Znalazia meza kazafa 60 aresztOWac
"a Wieloze6stWo.
OBLEIEn1IE.
Me GheaI sic Wynlest budynku potqpionsgo plzaz
kOmlsarza bud0WL
POzAR ma PAROWCU.
Dwoch gne ezorze Bohater ME zdoil ich wyratowae
powodu swego malego wnostu.
Me GhelaI sic Wyniest budynku potqplonsgo pIzaz
kOmlSdrza budOWlI.
POzAR> Ma PAROWCU.
Dwoch gnie ezorze. Bohater ME zdoia ch wyatowae
powodu swego malego wnostu.

field boul. i Prairie ave-, wczoraj
przez kilka godzin W niepewnosci
trzymal 80 murzynskich robotni-
kow, dwunastu detektywow a.
gencyi prywatnej, prezesa banku
i w}asciciela hotelu, ktorzy chcie-
Ii zaczac burzyc budynek, w kto-
rym on swoj interes prowadzi.
Przez kilka godzin powyzsi ME
mogli rozpoczac dziela swego,
pozniej jednak inspektorzy budo-
wlani wykurzyli Lorimera jego
fortecy.
.Trzeba tn zaznaczyc, re przez
kilka godzin policya pomagaia
Lorimerowi. Pod wieczor dowie-
dziano sic, re budynek, W ktorym
on interes prowadzi zostai pote-
piony przez komisarza budowli
Lorimer wkohcu musiai sic wy
nosic.
Lorimer broni sic ma tel podsta
vie, re ma lease ma jeden rok. Ma
konto tego kontraktu zapiacil on
$3.50. Dzierzawa budynku miaia
go kosztowac 5000 dolarow ma
rok. Teraz sadownie bedzie sic u
pominal o swoje prawa. Inni lo-
katorzy wyprowadzili sic natych-
miast, kiedy tdano i'm wiadomosc,
re gmach zostanie zniszczony.
Ma miejscu tenn stanie nowy
grnach.
Ia ma}y.
Thomas Kinny jest bardzo ma
lego wzrostu. I to jedynie by}o
powodem, re Cd srnierci W pio-
mieniach ME mogi wyratowat
dwoch towarzyszy w czasie poza-
ru najstarszego parowca ma jezio-
RE Michigan. Parowiec Flora
zostai wczoraj prawie kompletnie
przez pozar zniszczony.
Kinny zdoiai zbudzic swych
towarzyszy kolataniem do drzwi
kajuty. Jeden z mich wybiegi q
kajuty padl W ganku, straciw.
sly przytomnosc W gestym dy-
mie. Kinny chcial go.podzwignad
ale jego maiy wzrost stall ma
przeszkodzie. Jest on zaledwie
cztery stopy wysoki i way 90
funtow. Sam potem musia{ sic
ratowac. Skoczyf do wody do
piynai do brzegu. ~
P6zniej widziai jak czlowiek.
ktorego chciai, uniesc palacego
sic parowca podniosi sic podio-
gi i skoczyi do jeziora. Ubranie
paliio sic ma MIN. Utonai W fa-
ZACH jeziora.
w pozarze tym zgineli: stroz
znany tylko jako The Candy
Kid" i robotnik nazwiskiem Cur 4
ke.
Kinnyego zabrano ma stacys
policyjna przy Chicago avenues
Tam lekarz obandazowa} jego ra-
ny.
Strategy wyciagneli zwloki
straznika z jeziora. Niewiadomo
jeszcze jak powstai pozar ma pa
rowcu.
Pionierka sufrazystek.
DR.. Marya Walker, zwolenni-
czka giosowania kobiet oraz me-
skich ubrah dla rodzaju niewier
sciego, przyjechaia wczoraj do
Chicago W celu rozpoczecia kam-
e
(Dokohczenie nassffonicy 6-tej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-02

siono tn, ze gubernator grecki w
Salonikach skonfiskowai wszelka
bron wszystkim mieszkancom
bez roznicy WARY i narodowosc!,
a to w celu iatwiejszego utrzy-
mania spokoju W miescie.
Konstantynopol, 2 grudnia. =
Cabinet ministeryalny zatwier-
dill juz warunki zawieszenia bro
nj.
Rzym, 2 grudnia. - Zaniepo-
kojenie budzi tu fakt, IL Grecy
zajeli wyspe Saseno zaznaczaja
tenn pretensye swe do poludnio-
wei Albanii, podobno Grecy my
Sla ufortyfikowac zatoke Avlony,
ktora zamyka wymieniona wy
sepka i zaloza tam port woJen-
ny, przeciwko >temu zaprotesto-
waHby zgodnie Austrya / Wlo-
chy.
- Donosza tn, ze Albanczycy
odbywaja po calym kraju zjazdy
i obrady domagaja sic niezalez-
noSci dla swego kraju.
Sofia, 2 grudnia. = Rad bui-
garski domaga sic odszkodowa-
MIA wojennego W sumie $25O,OOO,-
900.
Belgrad, 2 grudnia. - Opisuja
gazety serbskie przybycie wojsk
do Durazzo mad Adryatykiem: ::
Serbow ludnoSc witaia owacyj-
ME, nietylko chrzeScijanie, ale i
mahometanie wyszli pred mia
sto z duchownymi swymi i ra-
dosnymi okrzyki pozdrawiah
serbskich zoinierzy, po ktorych
widac byio trudy forsownego
marszu przez CORY Albanii: zo}-
nierze byli wynedzniali w poszar-
panych mundurach, ale ducha do
brego do dalszej walki gotowi.
Ateny, 2 grudnia. = Doniesio-
no tn, re pred zajeciem Salonlk
uchodzacy miasta Turcy wy
mordowali w jednej re swiatyn
1SO chrzescijan, a W okolicy ku
miastu Florina zniszczyli szereg
wsi miasteczek; Florina jest juz
W reku Grek9w.
2 Mexyku.
Mexyk, miasto, 2 grudnia. =
Cd diuzszego czasu Przycichli
rewolucyonisci W poinocnej cze-
sci kraju, Rad przeto czesc woj-
ska wycofai stamtad, by je uzyc
przeciwko Zapacie, grasulacemu
W. Srodkowym Mexyku. Przeci-
wko redukcyi wojsk federalnych
ma polnocy ostro 'zaprotestowai
dowodzca tamtejszy, gen. Stee-
YER, a wobec tego, re istotnie po-
iawiiy sic tam znowu wieksze
handy, skupiajace sic pod gen.
Salazarem, dowodzca rewolucyJ-
nym, rad wysiai tam 6OOszoAnie-
rzy do Juarez i do Casa Grandes,
nadto do Juarez transportuje sic
ciezka, forteczna artylerye. Vie
| lie wiosek miasteczek ucierpia-
10 bardzo cd band rewolucyjnych.
- Minister spraw wewnetrz-
nych. Hernandez oglosii, ze po-
stara sic o amnestye dla tych re-
wolucyonistow, co dobrowolnie
bron zioza jednoczeSnie prowa-
die sic bedzie energiczna walka
przeciwko burzycielom spokoju
minister pfzeprowadza energicz-
ME plan systematycznej pacyfi-
kacyi kraju i zwalczania zywio-
low niespokojnych, ktorych SIG
Enamnozyio co niemiara W Mexy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-02

Joseph P, Tumulty z Jersey CT
ty, n. ].
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-02
Zawieszenie Broni
jutro ma bye podpisane.
WARUNKI POKOJU.
z Teatru Wojny.
SATUACYA MIEDZYNAROD0WA.
Same powikiania.
Serbowie w Durazzo.
=
ROSYA "A CFInNY.
Same powikiania.
ROSYA "A CHINY.
z Kanady.

Zmana daty gabinecie WnSona Skan
partyi prOgresywne Spewa wEetargu Dzis otwarce
kOngsesu sedzegO Arehibalda Proekt reormy
netarnej, nazwany kOIOsalnym spiskiem.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-10-24
HELD FOR EMBEZZLEMENT.
Former Express Messenger In.
dicted at ASheVille.

Asheville, NC, October 22::-At
to-day's session of the criminal term
of Superior Court the grand jury re-
turned true bill charging Eff Carr.
formerly employed as express mes
senger by the Southern Express COM
pany, with embezzlement. The
young man is alleged to have robbed
the car on which he was employed
during the latter part of August,
and the express company will assist
in his prosecution at this term of
court, The case will be called dur
ing the early part of next week.
On the night of the robbery Carr
was found locked in a chest used for
the transportation of valuables when
the train arrived at the local station
about midnight. He stated that ne
had been held up by highwayman
and forced to surrender the valuables
in his possession. He was arrested a
short time after the alleged robbery.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-10-24
VAUGHN ASKS ANOTHER DAY.
Trial Begins this Morning, Posi-
bly, Behind Closed Doors.

Greenville, October 23::-R Refusing
to surrender any portion of the three
days automatically granted him by
law from the time of his arraignment
until this trial is begun, Thurston U
Vaughn, who was indicted Monday
on three charges of criminal assault,
could not be brought to trial this
morning when the special term of
the Court of General Sessions recon-
vened. Court recessed until $50
o'clock tomorrow morning, at which
time Vaughn will be placed on trial
for his life, unless he can show legal
cause why the hearing should not
proceed forthwith.
The question of conducting the
trial behind closed doors was brought
up by counsel for the defence, and
after discussing the point with the
prosecution both sides agreed to
leave the matter to the discretion of
Judge Purdy, who has the matter
under advisement and will make
known his decision tomorrow morn
ing.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-10-24

When you have a b ID cold you
want the best medicine obtainable
50 as to cure it with as little delay as
possible. Here is a druggists opin-
ion: 81 have sold sChamberlain's
Cough Remedy for fifteen years"
saws Enos Lollar of Saratoga, Ind,
and consider it the best on the mar
ket." For sale by all dealers.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-10-24

no hallowed scenes would greet his
eve: each heart is filled with mem
ories that bless and burn Hope
rises up and presses them onward
they once more dream of the golden
chrysalis, wherefrom the brightness
of the future will take wings.
AS the soldiers sit around IN the
stiffness of the evening campfire
their thoughts wander to the happy
scenes at home, where supper is be-
| ing served. No such luck is the SOL
diers' Joy, so with empty knapsacks
away they go to the fields of green
corn. The voice of each young Apol-
10 is heard way down yonder in
the corn field" as he gathers his
roasting ears.
While these old Vets" had US so
entranced in the days of the Sixties .
we heard a familiar sound, we al
most mistook it for the bugle's call,
but no fooling Mr. Shaw and Mr.
Cooper; they were ready volunteers,
for twas the tocsin of the dinner
bell. They were ushered to the fes-
tive board where, to say the least,
the table swayed with good things to
eat. The ladies. always the pride
of our fair Southland, were most
ardent in all tender graces that per-
tain to a charming day, their gra-
cious tokens of Southern hospitality
were seen in the superlative degree,
and especially in the dining:room.
AS the guests left the room each
paid smiling tribute to Eacchus
and was rewarded with refreshing
glass of punch.
Then the sweet strains of music
led US all to the porch, where we
sat listening to the soft melody OF
songs refining, inspiring and patri-
otic. At last the stirring strains OF
Dixie" sent US back to the four long
years of blood shed and sorrow,
which ended in defeat and humilia-
tion-hope and faith were crushed
to the earth, the flag of the Confed-
eracy that had created many a wave
sank into the sea of glory to rise no
more.
Now, as we look upon the old Con-
federate veterans knowing that
there is not JOY the world can
give like that it takes away" it is
with a feeling of greatest pride that
we give to them our hearts gladdest
rays, for before us come those epic
days of noble heroism when each
soldier was conspicuous for his gal
lantry. Love and reason should blend
and arch the pathway Of each far
into the years time has marched
them, as the call of their country
sent them to war.
After planning for just another
such reunion day next October our
living monuments of the past spoke
the saddest word of life's lexicon,
"farewell'-with hearts full of JOY
that almost blotted each doubt, came
the bright hope that we will meet
another day. May sunbeams glad
and joyous always surround our
flowers of chivalry, the Confederate
veteran. EW MCC.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-10-24

wv Copeland, of Dayton, Ohio,
purchased a bottle of Chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy for his boy who had
cold, and before the bottle was
all used the boys cold was gone. Is
that not better than to pay five
dollar doctors bill? For sale by all
dealers.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-10-24
Dog Lost.

A young pointer. less than one
year old, female, white with liver
colored spots. Liberal reward will
be paid for her return to
L. D. RODGERS,
10-24-tf Kingstree, S. c.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-10-24
OLD SOLDIERS REUNION.
Comrades of the COS Meet atFes-
live BOARD and Talk Old Times.

Comrades of the eos Meet aires
tive BOARD and Talk Old Times.
Taft, October 2l:-Fair Aurora s
cheeks blushed with pride on the
/ morning of October II. when few
old Confederate veterans met at the
Overwhelming home of Mr. S E Nc
Gullough near Taft, to celebrate
I their third reunion. The day was IN
deed one of rare loveliress and aid
ed we'll the representatives of South
ern independence to spend an en-
5 chanted anniversary of RETROSPECT
! ton away back into the Sixties. ."
4 The old soldiers who enjoyed this
I et&sion were: Mr., J 2 Shaw of
KSSestree, MIR T A McCants of An
drews and Mr. W A Cooper, tamil
iarlysknown as Uncle Bully'') of
Su9 These are the only sur
ylving members of a detachment
of thirteen of Capt Gaillard's CON-
Apsdy. stationed at McClellanville.
!. Here these knights of chivalry show
ed the true valor of their young
manhood in loving service to their
country, her liberties and their fe!-
lowInen.
AS we look upon these old soldiers
we quickly recall the flight of years,
for tbs but a short time ago, that
this little band of comrades number
ed four instead Of three. Now. as
they come together to spend the 10y
al day of war times, there is ST.
lence, a sudden stiffness, as each old
"Vet" grasps the hand of his COM
rade. A dear old face has left them,
a voice is hushed and still, the Reap
er, Death, has touched the eyelids
into sleep. The roll in the camp
across the river" was called and a
new voice answered-'twas that
Uncle Bob" (Mr R ] Mcrris). Tho
from the princely casket one of the
purest gems has gone, It's sweet to
see the memory linger in the hearts
that loved him we'll.
1t is, indeed, a great pleasure to
gather around Mr. Shaw and Uncle
Bully" and listen to the stories
oAante-bellum days, favored with
4 spicy jokes. Their very coun-
tNances bespeak such and we knew
that they could tell 'e.n. All that
kept the guests from thinking that
the stories told were exaggerated
memories from "Grimm's Fairy
Tales" was that they did not begin
with "Once upon a time Then,
too, after four years of struggle the
last goblin got US, which was not at
-~alf natural for those ancient days
when all children were good. 90
These three old soldiers whom |
have named set forth on the morn
ing of youth, full of vigor and ex-
pectation, when the world to them
seemed robed in brightness. Yet
for the cause of the dear old South
they ventured into days that were
darker than night to serve in defence
n their country. Think of the war
Ines that were theirs; how the
ks flashed and the cannons roared,
battle fields strewn with pallld
and bleeding wodnded-all
,emories are ever fresh with
ans, living with a greenness
,es from the darkness of
ITO the golden sunlight
=.
uncomplainingly did
Ter suffer the hardships
march, and after day
horrors tread wearily
.amping ground, where
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-10-24

An Albany woman died and left
three bellboys $50, 1000. They must
have carried a pitcher of icewater
upstairs for her some time.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-10-24

A former railroad president is
now beggar in New York. Let it
be hoped that no one is so unkind
as to hand him a railroad sandwich.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-10-24

Give the children DR.. Miles .-&xativs
Tablets.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-10-24

10-24-tf
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-19
Will ASK court
TO DEVISE PLAN
OF DISSOLUTION
Hartman Line Officials
Seek Means Of Complying
With Decree of the United
States Supreme Court.

=
Ns" otA, rs. lNonert ? Lowell
chairman or me executive committee
~ tt'c = mon alu southern faellle raii-
roaus, announced Yesterday AFTERNOON
tlae iie had arranged WIN Attorney
Peherdl Nlchersham g appeal at once
70 tue hiteu states supreme court Tor
Instructions n Worhiils oltt tile ulssolu-
tloh pan ol tile faliroaas.
MI lekerallaill' tne announcements
cHal'le5eo' mas refused 70 approve any
plah lhNoNlls lIe dlstfiDutloh q
.aou''leth I"ciiic stocN owned pS 'iie
otioh iaclle.
IN support OF ms contention that
southern racine stoch be distributed
among oilotl laeiHc sllaffhelaets'
JUICE LoNet' clteS lile N'fthorh ~
turltles cohllahy ana me cases o. tile
N1ihdafd ~ a'ld american "pasee
companies. ihesef ne asserts are
iuildalhfhtaily collpafahle WIN Inc
mon Iae1ilc-Soathefn racine dlsso-
lutioll'
reason tor acton
the hnqsnal course adopted ny lRe
Hartman officials IS taNen ~ " n
igfesls "t Az parties, dndse iseNelt
- aha u ne nope lhat tle decree p
i ne supreme court mas be Facilitated.
judge I.oYett9 statement io'ioN
immediately after the decision 81
tie supreme court III lhe case lhNolN-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-19
Other Gases Cited.

In the Northern Securities case.
every stockholder Of the Northern Sc
eurities company received both Great
Northern and Northern Pacific stock III
proportion 10 their holdings OF North
ern Securities stock. and this distr,ba-
ton WAS specifically approved BY the
supreme court, provided for q pro rata
distribution among the stockholders Of
the Standard oil company
In the tobacco case an unqualified
distribution was impraeticable, because
Of complications arising from out
standing mortgages. changes in plants.
etc, and division Of the properties Of
the American Tobacco company with
Two new corporations was made, but
the entire stock of the new corporation
was sold to the holders Of the common
stock of the American Tobacco com
pany in proportion to their holdings.
In the powder case. plan Of dis
solution was accepted by the attorney
general which involved pro rata dis
tribution to the stockholders of the
principal company.
las the mandate OF the supreme
court has not yet been issued we have
arranged with the attorney general for
the presentation of the matter immcdi-
ately to the supreme court by motion.
for instructions to the district court in
sending down the mandate TO that
court We regard the right of the Un-
ion Pacific stockholders involved as so
fundamental that we feel compelled to
carry the matter to the court"
oA
| All our watch work absolutely guar.
anteed.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-19
New Hair Treatment.

we no~ carry the now discovery
for the hair Mertol Hair Tonic, cem-
pounded BY tile American Drug and
Press Association. We VIII be pleased
70 have eur customers give II a trial
We are authorized to guarantee 1t by
the association, TO which We belong
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