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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-24
ODD AUTO PROSECUTION.
Stowe Man Alleged to Have Disregarded
Burlington Policeman's Signal.

Burlington. July 24.-Dr. j. G. Morgan
of Stowe was in the city yesterday to
answer to a charge of not needing an
officers signal to stop when driving an
automobile. He was arraigned in city
court on the charge and at his request
the case was continued until August %.
Edmund G. Mower became surety in
the sum of S75 The complaint was
made Sunday by Officer Thomas Collins,
on duty on South Union street. 1t is
alleged that Morgan was driving at a
fast rate and paid no heed to the Off
GERS signals to stop, although several
witnesses claim that Morgan showed
every indication OF having observed
them. The maximum fine IN such case
is $l00
Louis Alpert, who on June IA while
operating an automobile ran into bug
gy containing Lyman Prim and Dwight
Warner smashing the buggy into
kindling wood and injuring both boys,
was arrested yesterday on warrant is
sued from the states attorney Office,
charging reckless driving He was later
given hearing on bail in city court and
the amount fixed at SIS. This was fur
flsHeu Dy NllHdm AlpeTli IatneI OF Ine
boy The accident took place on North
avenue and Alpert's machine came from
the rear and drove into the buggy Both
boys were thrown a considerable dis
tance and Prim received a broken arm.
Warner held onto the reins and was
dragged considerable distance. Al
pert's excuse at the time was that the
electric light was out and that the dust
obscured the sight of the buggy. A civil
suit has already been entered against
him.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-24
DRIVER FINED $3.50.
Charged With Holding Back His Horse
at Buffalo.

Buffalo, n. Y, July 24.-Childs, the
driver of Leita j., winner of the 2:l4
pace, the first event on the card of the
grand circuit at Fort Erie yesterday
afternoon, was fined $3.50 and the judges
declared off all pools on the race. The
Assessor and Blue Line were made equal
favorites in the race pools and Pop"
Geers won the first heat handily. Blue
Line captured the second heat from the
Assessor. The third heat went to the
Silent Reinsman, with Blue Line and
Leita j. following closely. After Leita
j. captured the fourth, fifth and sixth
heats, Driver Childs was called into the
stand and the judges announced the fine
and the declaring off of pools, claiming
that the driver did not try in the early
heats.
The feature event of the card, the
King George V. stake, $4,000 purse, for
2;l6 trotters was won by the Lexington
mare, Tenara, driven by Benyon. Tena
ra sold a rank outsider in the pools, the
public installing Uncle Biff as favorite.
Benyon had no trouble with the daugh-
ter of Moko and won. the big race in
heats. Walter Cox's Judson
Girl, fancied for the race, landed in Sec
place, Uncle Biff getting third money by
second in the final heat.
The Queen City stake for 2:0s trot
ters resulted in another upset. Cheeny
taking two heats and first money. Cas-
cade was the favorite, but was very err
ratio and refused to remain on his feet.
Dago +. had no trouble in disposing
of his field in the 2:l5 trot, winning
easily in straight heats. Frances Gra-
ham. driven by Geers. was the contend
err Dago f. ruled favorite in the race.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-24
WOMAN WAS CAUGHT
WITH MATCH IN HAND
And About To Set Fire To Pile of Com
bustibles in Mansion in a Subs
urb of Glasgow.

Glasgow, Scotland, July 24.-Two suf-
fragettes, Margaret Morrison and a
woman who refused to give her name
were arrested here to-day when about
to set fire to large mansion in sub
urb of the city, which at one time was
the residence of the late Sir John Muir,
former lord provost.
The Police entered the house this
morning and found woman standing
with a match in her hand near a pile
of combustibles discarded from a chim-
ney, where 1t had been secreted A
quantity of suffrage literature was found
in the house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-24
KILLED ON CROSSING.
James W. Libby Was Carried $50 Feet
on Cowcatcher.

Portland Me-, July 24.-James w.
Libby, aged sixty, of South Gorham,
went to Scarboro flats yesterday after
noon to dig clans. and on his return
his team was struck at the Oak Hill
crossing of the Boston & Milne by an
extra freight in charge Of A. A. Cook
and Engineer William Webber. He was
instantly killed and his body was car
ried $50 feet on the cowcatcher of the
engine. The buggy was completely
smashed up, and the horse was thrown
against a telegraph pole, but apparent
ly was not much injured. The conductor
and engineer say that he paid no at
tention to the signals. but drove directly
in front OF the engine He is survived
by wife and family.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-24

Frank Chance is being severely criti-
cised for his statements, the essence of
which infers that Jimmy Callahan, the
manager of the Chicago White Sox,
knew when he traded Zeider that the
infielder had a bad foot Friends of
Callahan say that there have been man
sgers who would not stop at perpetrat-
ing such an act. but that never would
the Fitchburg man be guilty OF such
an act.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-24
COPPER STAMP MILLS
ALSO SHUT DOWN
But Smelters Are Running Because
They Have Enough Mineral to Last
for a Week or More

Calumet, Mich July 24.-The stamp
mills. as well as the mines, are shut
down in the Lake Superior copper dis
trict to-day because the tie-up is com
plete with the exception of the smelters.
some of which have enough mineral on
hand to operate for week or more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-24
VERMONT FISHERMEN
WERE FINED $685.
When Caught at Base of Mount Wash
ington in New Hampshire With
127 Short Trout.

Littleton, y. H., July Pa. A. Brew
er, town clerk of Concord, Vt, and DR..
E. b. French of the same town and a
son of each of the men were stopped
from fishing at the base of Mount Wash
ington yesterday and in their possession
were found l27 short trout. The state
fine for short trout is S. fish. and the
respondents were assessed $685.. with
costs of S4s. Mr.. Brewer at one time
is said to have been states attorney in
his county.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-24
WOMEN MOB INVESTIGATED.
Eight. Jolo, ILL.,, Women Rode Another on
Rail

Waukegan. H., July 94.-The eight
women of Jolo. near here, who rode Mrs.
John Richardson on a rail through the
streets of the village recently, must
answer to the grand jury for their act.
States Attorney Bady announced to-
day that evidence was being taken
against members Of the party. The
women assigned as an excuse for their
action their belief that Mrs. Richard
lon was too friendly with her brother
ln-law,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-24
MISSING SHIP
REACHES PORT
Schooner Alaska Of Canadian Polar Ex-
peditions Crept In-Engine Dis
abled in Heavy Storm.

Nome, Alaska, July 24The gasolene
schooner, Alaska, the second ship of the
Vilopjamar Stefanssen Canadian polar
expeditions, for which fears were felt
because she had not arrived at the port
of Clarence, reached there safely yester-
day, after trying experience in
storm which swept the Bering sea Sun
day and Monday. The engine was tenn
porarily disabled but repairs win soon
be made.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-24
MARKED BY FAST PACING.
Closing Days Program at Montreal Yes.
terday.

Montreal, July 24-The closing day Of
the National Driving clubs summer
meeting was marked with fast pacing in
the free-for-all event, the track record
being broken and worlds record set
for third heat on halt-mile track.
Morne by Mobile, a Boston owned
horse, won the classified race. The best
time of the afternoon was made by Hal
B., Jr who paced mile in 2;05A, clip
ping two seconds from the track record.
The summary:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-24
CRIPPLED SCHOONER
COMES TO PORT
The Gardiner G. Deering of Bath, Me,
Was in Collision with Dutch Steam
er, Lotordyke, Which Came in
Last Night

Highland Light, Mass, July 24.-The
five-masted schooner Gardiner G. Deer
ing from Bath, with her bow stove in
and her headgear gone through collis-
sion, it is believed, with the Dutch
freight steamer Lotordyke, came in to-
day headed straight towards Province
town. The Lotordyke, badly damaged,
reached Boston last night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-24
Weather Forecast.

Showers tonight. Friday probably
fair; moderate westerly winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-24
Free-f -for,All Pace

Free-for,All Pace
Purse 5000.
Pickles, bm tNucklosl $500. 52ll L
Hal b., Jr brh (McEwenl IL 222
Mansfield, brh MARTINI 49, "a 3 3 3
Manuella POWELL .......... 3 3 4 4
Twister also started.
Time-2;09A, 2:o5K, 2;llA, 2;OgA.
2:l7 Glass, Trotting.
Purse $400
H. o. McKinnie, chg (Rathbunl IL
Andrel, bg (Nucklosl ......... - 3
Monarchal Lady, chm (Faulknerl 3 2
Muda A., bm (Cherrierl ........ "A a
Time :l9Ia, 2:l5A 2:lsA.
Classified Race.
Purse S400.
Morine, bm blasting s.,........ 1
Arthur Red, bg (Robillard) ...... 3 2 2
Tubelina, bm (Lefevrel ... . 3 g.
Childs, chh Uangl ,.....,...... 4 g
Boy Billy, Little Ted and McCash also
started.
Time-2.l9A, 2:l7A, 2:l7A.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-07-24

Time-2:l9A, 2:l7A, 2:l7A.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13

Mnes, mas &0isrer bieB, feiter? SsSiiifblr-
te tmidbbt ems 6es artoern Sorgen nto
2ei6etr mebr als borber2
n @u boit es gepol1t!" beattt~
uortete &unm bren 81td. sd bin
ia 1uitdftts npebr i'm &m1ie, ieit6em SUI
0as @egimem ffiibnt. Mutter, Mbo1f,
ale tan8en nod Deiner @ffeffe! Mber
id bqbe feline 9lit, 6anoA al biiipfen. /"
Suitine audte oie M6ieln urb
fdtpieg. Das berbitterte al1genideim.
.Iid sic Sdtpefter nod tpebr.
u@erm tb ntr miibttee, tpesbab Dir
ser @aupm eigentli9 10 geldaponen
iff? Srger6tpo bolif Du Sir oo@ Ole
@eisbeit berl"
Die @eisbeit? 6adte sSl1itttue, 1uein
Sic Weisbeit nidt, tpobl dber 6te
@raft. @ie tSdt1tte id bas Mles er-
trnge1t ofbrre sic 2iebe?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
SIN Sic 2eier anherbalb stearus
EpuntN.

Mue 2eier oes ,Moroitern," sic ridt
in stearns County tpobnen, fino
freun6li9 eriudt, lire 3ablungen
fir hieies 8latt, bermittelit Draft
ooer @eloanmeiiung ein%3uienoen.
Bir m0dten, eoB aue 2eier fi&
Die bon uns gebotene @elege1beit.
gege1 @orausbe3ablung bes @lnt.
teS in sen 8eiib elmer berrliden Brd.
mie 51 gcIangen, 5unl1bet maiden. Da
es nun aber unieren reiienoen Mge1.
ten nidt moglid i'll, Bel allen unfe.
rem Mbornenten bor3uipreden, beDor
sic MuspabI ser id0nen @ramiert Der.
griffen iein miro, 10 liegt es I'M SSnte.
reife o%erieIben, 6as @eI6 brett nod
Ser Office 3u fenoen, moranf prontp.
tie 8uien6ung Der gemiinfdten 8rd.
mie erfolgen miro. CUR gntgegen.
nabme Ser einer o6er ser onberen Die.
Ter nertbbonen @r6in1ie1t geeen Dor.
o~usbesabIi1ng oeg uMor6ftern1 auf Elm
Sabr Io6et ereebenft Elm Die
nMorbfern1. 9rndseieai@ah.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
. RIA
Sin pirfiames Naittel eegen bie
@1rmplage bel &feroen.

Sober 0armer uno @fer6ebeiiber
miro erfrent fem, an einem neu11 Neit.
tel gegen sic gefir6tete 8urmplage
BEL 8feroen gu b0ren, Dos III Ser FUR
3en 3eit ieines 8%etanntieins gang er.
ltounlid)e @eiultate ge5eitigt bat. IS
iino sizes oie aus ser alten 9eimatb
beriibergefommenen &eurefa-&apieln,
ole ltb in ser f~iir5elten 3eit Solieaoe
BON 6rennoen ertporben nn5 IN Der
Mustreibung BON @iirmern Bel @fer'
SEN als uniibertreffli9 ertpieien boz
BEN. Mus Sanberten BON %oanfbare11
8riefen BON armern Die sic &apieln
benubten, gebt berpor, 0ab nod Dem
gingeben bon MIR 5mei &apfeln Snns
0erte Don 8ots one mogliden 8mr.
n1er BON &fer0en obgingen, urto Dob
@fer6e, ole borber mager, biiiig uno
It6rriid uare1t, no9 SEM @ingeben
ser @apieln iofort 5unabme11 ltr1 ale
idledten @igenidaften b%erlorer. 9ie
Wirmer geben gem0Dmli@ fdon na@
einigen gtun6en nn@ 0em @ingeben
ser @apiel1r to6t I'M Miite ob n11o 1T
6as MitteI INN 10 pertbboIer, als es
obne peitere l1ntitdn6e pr1o obne SUIT.
termediel ie6em 8fer6e lei4t etnge'
Qeben tperoen fam. 9laif alen Sat-
men, 100 8feroe gebalten tneroen,
ionten gerooe iebt ieoem ein3iger1
Ebiere 3pei ser @apiel,t CUR @orit&t
perabreidt tperoen, aud tpentt fid Die
@aroiiten diiuber1idb nod niH bemert.
bar gemadt boben. Sic 4upieln fftato
geieblih gorantiert under Seriol $40.
1,741 uto fonren nud trogenoen
gtuten gegebe1t meroen. Dos Mitte1
to eitt5ig ur1 ALIEN 3n be5ieben bon
Der ln1ere1t 2eiern mobtbetanrte11
Breeders Meme6p 60, 532 Colt
Mater.Sfrabe, Sept. "a, @iImaufet,
ISIS, gum 8reiie bon $t.25 fir 6
ODER $500 fir 10 @apieln, portofrei,
nit Misunderstanding. Mu9 gu
baben III 8urders Drug Store, Meel.
role, Mir1l, ODER Bel 80. 8. &orren.
Greeport, Mi,n. an3efge 62.ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
Dine Grtrasablnmg.

b.
Cine groBe Musmobl BON @ebetbu.
dern:
6ubrer gum &immel nit grobem
uno Incident Morocco Gin.
@ebete ser @eiligen, nit mittelgro.
Bem Crude un6 Morocco @inba1t0e.
Serner in fleinerem Drude nn6
peridie6enen @inban0en:
S6ubengel,
5tern Beg Seiles,
&immels=S 9lIfiel,
8roo ser gngel, fleines 6ormat,
Eai9en @ebetbuber,
Die Bbilotbea, Elm berrli9es CT
bauungsbu9, mel6es in feinem San=
ie feb1en ionte.
&oienfran5e, meib, i6mar5 uno
farbig nit groBen ooer fleinen Berlen.
rMorbtern" .&alenoer:
Elm Samilienfalenoer i'm mabren Sin-
ne 6es @ortes. &eid)lib ausgeitattet
nit i60nen Suultrationen uno ange-
fiint nit belebrenoem, erbauen0em
ultb unterbaltenoem 2eieitoff fir
Sung un6 SIT, fann 6erielbe 5u Sen
beIten &alen0ern fir cine fatboliide
SamiIie ge5dblt meroen. Sir Ste
langen @interaben6e feine before
Sic groke 8anbfarte
bon Stearns County, pelde einen
@erb bon $500 bat, eeben mir Die
ies Sabr obne @od5ablnng als
@eidi@tenbiber beridieoene1 Ssrt.
haItes, a1rter 6iefen 6os iebt 10 biel
begebrte. Bud:
9as Gnbe Der rsSitanie,"
tporir Ser ltntergang 6es ungliid.
i6iffes. in ipannen6er @eiie gei9il-
bert miro.
Cine Mble
fertiq gum @ebraltde nit 3mirt u1rb
8 beridieoenett Ma6eln. Sebr praf-
tii9 fir Sen Sarmer our @eparirung
bon @fer6egeidirr ooer 5d11ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13

ga1p5 ul,ertparttM ser @etttter an. Or
itnn0 in 6er @iide NIT einem often,
ibll1ten @eifeiad, auf 0em in grnu
ll1u6 bralitrer Wole eite &abe geitift
tpar l1n1 10 mib0rbar mar er gee
fou11pen, Dob Grau &oie1er, ole allein
III Der &iidje mar. als sic fleia1e gru,te
@eitult 10 laa,tlos binter ibr auf=
taudfe, nufldrie unb b%aponranttte unN
'biilffeiud,er6 in's 3immer itiir5te.
rMd @ott, ob @ott," iit6hmte file
ur6 lieB iih idtper al,f ben naitfiften
StllbG fauen. sd gloatb', Ger @et-
ter @arelpitter 1T g%efommen!"
$50, Der miro ii6 ia reht @frer1er1
iber ben Gmpfa1,g!" Iadte Slitine.
so bube ih tbn mir nidt mebr
porgeiteut", ieuf5te Snau Roieler.
Drnuben ihrie iebt oud Ole Mmi
m1f, Ole nit Sem Mil6eimer outs bem
Stalle fam.
Ser Better miro ii6 ih0n ora,'rz
Serm," meirte Sral1 &oiieler nun ielbit
ergeben. u@eb' Suitine, Mu' gu linn
Ole Saalsebre an."
$50, SOS tpir6 mobl ft0tbig ietn."
Ser Setter mar gang rlubig duff
Semielben GIate iteben aeblieber1, als
OBJ er batrpoert Sabr 8eit bdcttte.
Scum nidte er Sl1ittme gu, ohne
cine Spur bon Stmtnen iiber sen hm
gepor6enen gmpfang o0er BON
Sreltn0li6feit fir bus befannte Sc
iidt.
n@a1ter u@beno", iagte er gGetdmii-
tbig. ughledtes @etter 6raa1Ben."
u@a1ten Mbert6, Setter, guten
Mben6. Sd0n, Dob Str gefommen
iei0 in SEM @etter!"
Ser @etter aog Ole ~gebeugten
.@hultern b0ber, ols bube er iih 10
fir 6os @ater unitdtbar maden
f0intpen. 0amn itellte er ELM urform=
lides &utet bon einem @egenibirm
iorgfdltig in Ole Seroe6e. SSlftine
no9m ibr cuff le116 entffaltete mn. sc
genbeit iiber SEN Ionberbaren @mt
pfnrg 5lt berbergen. urb inSem tie
ii9 biidfte u16 6ie @aiierbdde aus
oemnltanpoiiden 0a6 itromten, mar
es lift, aIs breite iih nit 6ieler &aro-
lrn1g Sic ganae Mtmoipbare bonn Nte=
6~erbiersberg GUS u116 5iebe bnr6 So
ieIer's Sous, tpie Elm Stid bonn 3or=
ne @ottes.
&annes, ser &nedt, fam beran.
nro aa1d1 er fltbr betreter 5urHd beim
tMnbIid 6es fIeinen Mdnnleins, 6as
bIin0et6 IN 6em triiben 2i6t Ser @e-
trolermlampe 1ebetp Sem &erb itam6,
nmpiufiirIiA fubr feline @on6 nod
Dem, &idem, ais TONNE 1er graa1e
@uit BORT ionit iebemy oaB Ser &ar-
tnes, INIT ser. @feife 1T ser Sl1tterffom-
nper neben 6em Sto4 ge1peien tpar,
mabrenb 5ie Mmi t1pelffte.
u@ute1r MerD" 1ugte er 1den 6az
BEL, unb bergaB iogr Die lartoltde
&0fliidfet 6es acknowledgements.
Gortiebnrg fofgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
Ine1t1tonia fplat einer Grfaltnng

8nemmonia folgt eiaer Erfalt1t11g
sSolgf nber me bent @ebraltd oes
Bolep's &oneD orb Gar COMPOUND.
ftint Sen &uiben, beit 6e mebett
1tr6 e~nt3uiinooeten 2uftpnifagen llno
ltadrft 6ie 9nlrgetr. Das @dde 1T 1T
eiirem gelben Mntete init 8iietpetifod
.auf 6en1 Carton. @ertneigert 6aibfM-
t,@. Mclitor Drug go. M1r5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
@egem 25t Ggtra5ablnng.

Golden Key of Heaven, gellu'
loi0=ginbano, groBes 6ormat.
Little Key of Heaven, nit fein-
Item 2eo%ereinbanoe uno elega11ter tit
nerer MMs1tattmng.
Pocket Key of Heaven, nit
Sammeteinbano.
Following of Christ, elm Mn-
6a6tsbu9 BON M~ittel9r0be un6 nit
feinem Morroco=ginban6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13

8ieoerum befin0en mir uns i'm 8e<
iike elmer groBe1 Nusmabl berrli6er
Brdmien. 8er bon uniern 2elern iei>
men &iiditan0 auf sen r@or6itern"
uno oaau nod Elm SaDr i'm 8oraa1s
be3ablt, lit our Musmabl irgen6 elmer
DER 11aditebene angegebenen &rdmien
bere1tigt:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
@eqen 25t Grtrasablnng.

@ebetbuder beri9ie0ener SiteI nrto
i60nent gelluIoio-ooer-S ammet-gin.
.bnnb.
gerlen ser apbadt I'M teinften Sc.
!oereinbd,t6.
Croft Der art1et Seelen, in lido.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
5u Gnslii6 baden MIR:
Dime @Etrasablnng.

Guide to Piety, NIT Morocco<@im
b
k. ST Heaven, NIT moroceo.
@inbano.
All For Jesus, nit Incident 2eoer.
@inbanoe.
Pocket Prayer Book.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
prdrutfn-lffr*

mem, meidem 2eoereinbano, NIT Colo
idnitt uno groBem Crude.
Croft inn Sitter, in gleidem Gin
ban0e uno nod gr0Berem @rob6rud.
Ser 8aumgarten, ein groBes Gor-
mot nit Mittelbrud uno tpetdem Mfo.
rocco=@inbano.
@esen SOC Gxtraaablnn9.
@offine, &ano BoittHe, grbauurt9s.
Bud.
2egenoe ser SeiIigett in geprebtem
&radteinban6e ur1 nit farbigen Del.
biI6ern.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-04-14

brania agitacyjne, ale ma kazdem
tlumy zebrane wySmiewaIy "a
palonc agitatorki movie i'm nic
daily. Wszy$tkie zebrania rozpe-
dzono.
- Prymas Anglii (wyznania
anglikahSkiego) arcybiskup Can
tenbury, zaniem6g} ma influenze.
- Rzadowy bank brytyjski O.
kradziono: zginely tam Wazne pa
piery wartoSci 'wiclu tysiecy dola-
row.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-04-14
TeIegTamy KTajOWe'
--.----- = -----,--.-
Z NARAD-TARYFOWYCH

Washington, II kwictnia. -
Konkurs posl0w demokratycz-
nych, ktory obecnie odbywa ma
rady mad bilem taryfowym O.
pracowanym przcz komitct ways
and means" Z Iona izby posl0w,
oncgdaj ogromnq wickszoSciq O.
Swiadczyl sic przeciw natychmla-
stowemu umieszczeniu Culru ia
liScie wolnej. II. liScie produktow,
majacych bye wolnymi cd c1a I'M
portowego. Ia decyzya kaukuSu
zgadza sic odnoSna sekcya blu
taryfowego, kt6ry prezydent Will
son take zatwierdzi} Sekcya
cukrowa jest rezultatcm kompro-
misu, zawartego Przez posla In-
dcrwooda i jego kolcg6w ma ko-
mitecie ways and means" po kon
ferencyi PREF. Wilsona L przy-
w6dcami obu izb kongrcsu.
Nawet tacy WyznaWcy WoIne-
60 handlu jak Harrison L New
Yorku Rainey Illinois, g}oso-
wall "a tenn, azeby Ia nastepne 3
lata znizyG clio ma cukrze, zanim
zostanic ostatccznie zniesione.
Na obecnQ sekcye cukrowq IL
rzadzono diva ataki Jeden urza-
dill zwolcunicy natychmiasto-
wego zwolnienia crkru od cia,
drugi poplecznicy Plantatordw
trzciny cukrowcj Louisiana
iabrvkant0w cukru burakoweSo,
kt6rzy sa przcciwni wszelkicmu
obnizaniu cla na cukrzc.
Znanienna mowe do kaukusu
wyglosit posei Underwood, ktory
w nadzwyczaj wymownym apelu
prosif posi6w, azeby zmiana SEX
cvi cukrowej ME odmawiali a
propryacyi komitetowi poselskle-
mu ways and means PREF.
Wilsonowi, kt6ry prace tegoz
komitetu zatwierdzi}.
Sekcya tytoniowa blu zostaia
przvieta bez zadnych zmian.
DIS popoludniu kaukus obra-
dowat bedzie mad sekcya rolni-
ca.
Do senatOra Shermana L Chi
cago nadchodza protesty Cd kup-
COW / przemysiowc0w L Chicago
przeciw wej5ciu W zycie blu ia
ryfowego natychmlast po przyje-
ciu przez Lily kongresu. zqdaja
oni. azeby kupcom przemysiow-
com w calym kraju iano sposob-
nose przegotowat sic do nowych
rat celnych,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-04-14

800 ludzi, ale jcdnak przez try
tygodnic trzymat sic potrafil,
wobcc przcwaznych sill rcwolu-
cyonist0w: widzQc wrcszcie. &c
sprUstat ME zdola. przeszedl ia
strong amcrykanskq: rewolucyo-
nist0w wsPicrajQ Indyanic Naqui.
Z BELGu.
Bruxella, II kwietnia. - We
'wielu miastach rozmaite wiekszc
i mniejsze branze robotniczc zglo-
silly sw6j udzial w strajku, dis
sic zaczynajqcym: wielu iabry-
kant6w ofiarowaio strajkerom
pewnq pomoc: mianowicic chca
sic zajqt ich rodzinami, dzictmi
malemi. hub oiiarowai strajkuja-
GYM pcwna cze$c ich dawncj pla-
cy. ChrzeScijahskie organizacyc
postanowi1y mic uczcstniczyc w
strajku. W nickt0rych miastach
fabrykanci oSlosili, ze sic godza
ma strajk trzydniowy i mic zah l.
piacy strajkerom ME sciqgnq, pod
warunkiem, by czwartego dnia
powr6cili do roboty. Socyalisci
juz w sobote rozwiesili plakaty O.
gromne po miastach, wzywaj2c do
straiku powszechnego i zarazem
do zachowania spokoju. Oblicza-
ia. re wyjdzie ma strajk okolo pol
miliona robotnikow. albo i wiecej.
Fabrykanci i rad So na strajk
przvgotowani; pc miastach
masteczkach skonsygnowano Cd
dzialy wojska. Po wielkich mia
stach odbywaja socyalisci i robo-
tnicv demonstracyc. ale ich prze-
bieg lest narazie zupelnie spokoj-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-04-14
Zmiana frontu.

Rzecz dzieje sic kantorze.
- Panic Piorkiewlcz!
- Siucham pana dyrektora.
- Cos pan to "a giupstwa powypi-
sywai? Alez to nonsen ma nonsensie
jedzle | nonsensem pogania!
- Przepraszam pan dyrektora, ale
przeplsalem dcsiownie, litera "a lite
ra, wiersz "a wierszem, brulionu
pana dyrektora.
HIM. :. pokaz no PAN. a, pra'
VIDA! HIM. Widocznie musialem ia
sam utrzymaG brul;onie rome ME.
jasnosci gwoli zachowania pewnycl
tajemnic firmowych.