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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14
Smmer Sahmann.

CHARLES 81. Sdpab lam BEL elmer
Reoe iiber bic @%ntntdelung Der
Stablinbuitrie arf bic MGnner gu
Ipre9en, bic ii9 nameutli9 in ben
Wal3tperfen berbpreetnn batten. Gt=
ner bieIer MGnner bate feline Serier
gu elmer Gurppareife perpenbet UNI
bate fi6 nlf bieIer &eiie in elm beut=
I6es WGbden perIiebt. No1 IbIaui
Yeines llrlaubs meloete er ii9 BEL
Qnorep Carnegie, bat nm cine Der
lingering ieines llrIauhs. be- er sur
@erlobung mad briiben reiien ppllte.
Carnegie, Der an benz iunQen Mon-
ne Defenders gluteil nd6m, pollte Rd@
6ereg iiber Die 8rnut ptfen.
mas firm MIb@en it fie2 Sit
Tie groB ober tlein, mayer ober mrI=
lig2"
Isle 1T I66n unb tIug, @err Gar-
negie; ailsrNinq5. penn i9 fie 0ls-
Suipnl5en gsbabt bdtte, b6tte i@ fie
nod stpei pper brei Wol but9 Die
MaI5e seben laiIeu."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-02-14

@enaue ausfunft iber Haiaas
Transportation, Ibfabrt be,
TampfitiHe, u. |. no. 5idets
iir 8ailten. unb 8piihenbede
BaRasiere via SEEM gorf obei
Baltimore ppm unb nod iraenb
einem Orte @uropa8 su befor
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
Wholesale Produce Market

Esss-Nearby. fresh. 2oc per doz-: South
ern, lsc per doz-
tCheese-New York. new. 1shc per 10. :
fat, 15a1sc per ID.
Buter-Egin prints. &c per lb.: tubs. Soc
Der h.; process &c per ID.
Live Poultry-Hens. lsc per lo.; roost-
ers, loc per h.: turkeys. 16dHc per ID
winter chickens. 2ld22c per h.: spring. 24dasc
per h.; ducks. l4d14Ac per lb.
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys 1sd2oc per H.
hens, eoa22c per ID: ducks 17alsc per ID
winter chickens. 24a3c per lb.: spring. sdsoc
per ID.
Green Fruits-California oranges SocaS.S %
per box, peaches. N.5oas2 per crate
lemons, Spas5o per box: pineapples.
per crate. 500: strawberries. loal2c
per box; Florida grapefruit. sSooas.oo per
box; apples. per bbl.. sl.5oa45o: cherries
7a15c per box; blackberries. 15c per box.
Dressed Meats-Lightweight pork. nauhc
per lb.; heavier shd1oc per lb.
yegetabIes-Potatoes. s0d6sc per bu.: celery.
75ca,l. Is Der doz.: yams. 81 oc9sl.t0 per Sbl
onions, SOC per crate: cabbage. H.75a2.oo per
. 100 lbs. lettuce. 7bcaSl.2s per basket: beets.
81 oo9sI so per 100 punches: squash. H.ooGS2 o.
bbl. sweet potatoes. 81. .Boa400 per b.: lima
beans 81 O0d2 90 bu.: tomatoes. crate. ~ 0o0
50 so; rhubarb. 81. ood20 per 100 punches;
kale per bbl., 80.
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
.GOOD BUYING HELPS
NEW YORK STOCKS
Copper Active and Strong and
Investment Purchases Are
Evident in Rails.

NE wYORK, June H.-Good buying
followed Yesterdays short covering. and
stocks advanced further. Copper was
active and strong, rising IL and re-
ceded but u from the high. There was
also good buying in Steel, Union Pa
cific, Southern Pacific, and Reading,
and investment buying Of the Hilrs Is
Is; Union Pacific. 2H; Southern Pa
eansdan eisS saeifs St About aaa the oniS nS
stock that showed weakness was Vir-
ginia- Carolina, which was off III. The
rise in Copper was assisted by reports
that the recent decline in the metal
market was largely due to short sell
ing by a Boston operator In connection
with his bear operations In the Cop
ped stocks.
American Can Company for the six
months to June 30. will show an in
crease Of at least Is per cent. The syn
dicate formed by Lee Higgfnson Co.
and the Guaranty Trust Company last
per cent debenture bonds Of the Amerf-
can Can Company was dissolved today.
The syndicate participants were COM
PEELED to take N.6 per cent OF the en-
tire issue, the balance having been dis
posed Of to the public.
1t Is reported from Boston today that
the Draper Company has reduced Its
common dividend from an annual rate
Of 20 per cent to IL per cent by the
declaration of a quarterly dividend OF
per cent, payable July to holders Of
record June %. The regular quarterly
dividend Of per cent on the preferred
was declared.
The Subtreasury gained S2.657,0 900
from the banks yesterday, and since
Friday has gained s4.53s.000.
The Pierce Oil Corporation, with 9
capitalization from $1,000 to $21. .000,'
900, has been granted a Virginia charter
Members of the American Bankers
Association have prepared a plan tc
modify certain provisions of the cur
rency measure, and are confident thai
disputed points will be adjusted.
Foreign cables report that Servia ha,
yielded and will accept Russia's arbitra'
ton
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
Realty Transfers

6o4 Ninth street northeast-Henry Logeman
ct 10 Henry and Dorette Logeman. part
lot Hl, square H3. SO.
1903 Tenth street northwest-John G. Slater
ct uS. to Charles :. Salin and Julius +.
Litzau, part lot s. square 35s SO.
West Holmead Manor-Harry B. Wilson 10
Helen V. Hoge, lot 65. square south OF
2s27. $40. Same to John A. Wilson. lots
n and 72, square south of 1927 SO
Mt. Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Harry
Wardman ct al. to David n. Rust. tr.. lot
lS, square 2SSs. SO
436 Tenth street northeast-Eberhard Jordan
to Jennie E. Fordan. lot 81 and part lot
IS square s37. 81.
Ninth street northeast. between r and G
streets-Charles w. Grinsted ct al. to Julia
E. Rose. lots 3 and Is. square 935, 81. 900
Potomac Heights-Potomac Heights Land
Company to William T. Warthen. lot 30.
square 1449. so.
Potomac Heights-S. T. Dorsett ct al. trus-
tees. to William T Warthen. lots 2s and
90 square l449, $500
Potomac Heghts-Potomac Heights Land
Company TO William T. Warthen, lot So
block l44s SO.
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
GARRISON SEEKING
FACTS ABOUT MOROS
Secretary of War Receives Re-
port That Attack by Ameri-
cans Was Unjustified.

Reports which have come to the at
tention Of the War Department regard
ing the recent attack of American
troops on the Moros Of the Island OF
Jolo, Philippine Islands. have caused
Secretary Of War Garrison to institute
an investigation of the conditions lead
ing up to the attack.
The Moros were attacked on orders OF
Brigadier General Pershing, on the
ground that those attacked had long
refused to give up their arms and had
been the source Of much trouble, at
tacking the peaceful elements of the
native population, and raiding their
towns. The American troops sent tc
quell the disturbances pursued the ma.
tives to a crater on the top Of Mt
Bagsak, Island Of Jolo. and. after sew.
eral days Of fierce hand-to-hand fight.
ing, the Americans were victorious
losing eleven men killed.
II am not at all convinced" said the
Secretary, that the attack was no,
justified, but / am making an investi-
cation, and II the reports are found tc
be correct and that the attack was
without due warrant, / shall see to II
that nothing of the kind happens agair
during my administration"
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
Sales Today on the
Local Exchange

Washington Gas 5 per cents, 5000
lo7h.
Capital Traction per cents, N,0ea
1851.
Washington Railway and Electric N
per cents. s, ,o0OdS24. 81, ,00Od2A-
Potomac Consolidated per cents.
s., ,0OOalO01l. $1,0oOq10Ob, S.0oO9l005s, 5000
G100k.
Washington Railway and Electric
$3.50, 2Sd90.
Washington Gas: 3dss7s. 25as6h,
25@ssH. y5d67, 25ds7. 254S7. 25@S7s,
25@S7K. 25Qs7k. 25as7h. 25Gs5h.
Mergenthaler: 10@214Iz. 1d214. l qA4h.
Continental Trust, 10G11I.
Mergenthaler, 1q21fk.
Lanston, 20Z78h.
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
CHICAGO Grain Market.
Loses $4,000 Roll
In Old Race Game

NEW YORK. June Alt was an old
game, but pulled In such an up-to-date
manner that as Sam Clark, Of Tucson,
Ariz., is hurrying back to his home to-
day minus a roll OF 5000. which arrived
here with him last week.
Dead sure" tips on horse races.
transmitted to a wireless station high
up In the trees in Central Park. were
furnished to Clark during his brief
visit here. 1t was the new ''open-air
bunk" A suave gentleman wanted to
let Clark in on a good thing. then came
the handing over of the money. and the
disappearance from their friend"
but the wireless scheme was SO unique
It brought out a laugh on Broadway
today.
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
Silver King Coalition
Ordered to Pay Million

SALT LAKE CITY. June "A 1udg-
mont ordering the payment OF Sos's'S
damages with costs. making total Oh
more than a million dollars, by the
silver King Coalition Company to the
s,Iver King Consolidated Company was
made by the United States district &c court as
todsv The Judgment followed the re-
fusai of the United States supreme
Court to review the case. u.o ia
Inn,nsi owner of the defendant com
panS which operates mining properly
ppdio,ntne the plaintiffs. at Park City,
fftsh. The litigation arose over ne the
charge that the Silver KING ing SonsoIi-
nsa a,hfis the two were working under
a ioint agreement to prevent an apex
dispute.
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
NAVY

Commander THOMAS WASHINGTON
detached command Denver; to COM
mand Charleston.
Commander A. H. ROBERTSON, de-
tached command Charleston; to com
Ensign W. H. o'BRIEN. jr., detached
Iris: to Hopkins.
Ensign w. A. LEE, jr., detacneo Ne"
Hampshire: to Navy Rife Team.
chief Machinist 81. J. CLANCY, de-
tached Louisiana; TO home wait
Machinist T. L. SHANNON. detached
works of William Cramps sons
Co. Philadelphia. Pa; 10 LOUISIANA.
chief Carpenter f. W. CRAIG. de-
tached Indiana; TO home; wait or
r,ies carpenter c. F. TAYLOR. de-
tached MARYLAND Steel Co. Spar
rows Point. Md: to Indiana
MARINE CORPS ORDERS.
CAPTAIN e. L. BIGLER. commlssioned
captain from September u, si-.
captain r. B. FARQUHARSoN. COM
missioned a captain from January
/, 1879 os =,
Cantain w. N HILL, commissioner q
captain from February 5. 1919;
First Lieutenant A. McC- ROBBINS
commissioned first lieutenant from
August p, 1912.
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
Summer Hotel Burns.

RoorHBAY HARBoR. Me. June "A
rns Menawnut Hotel which had just
..d for the season. was burned.
T.,a,tv nersons occupying rooms on
a.. ,,nper floors found escape by the
sta,-Tsy cut of, but they were taken
soTn On a ladder. One man Jumped and
was badly injured.
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
GAS STOCK MAKES
NEW HIGH RECORD
Washington Railway Common
Is Also Active and Strong
on Change Today.

WASHINGTON Gas sold at a new high
price for the year today on the Wash
ington Stock Exchange. The first sale
of this issue at s67s, itself an advance
of u over the previous high mark. but
the price rose steadily to s7k. In the
movement a total of 275 shares were
sold.
Washington. Railway common was
also active and strong. 1sS shares SELL
ing at 80.
$500 being taken. Washington Rail-
way AS eased back to S2A for 5000.
One Potomac Consolidated sold at
l0Ok and 5000 at 1ooh- Capital Trac.
ton SIS sold at 1851 for S.eoo. and $50
Washington Gas SIS at 107k.
Twenty shares of Lanston came out
today at 7s1z, Is below the previous
low for the year. A quotation lot OF
Mereentbaler sold at a141k and three
single shares at IA to Z4l4.
Continental Trust sold at lower ns-
ure III, for ten shares.
The American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company has listed its new IA
Der cent convertible bonds on the
Washington stock Exchange. The issue
is IS, ,000, 600. bid of 80 was recoroeo
today.
The Bank of Commerce and Savings
has declared its semi-annual dividend
of 2 per cent, payable July, to holders
of record June 20.
Assisntant Secretary of the Treasury
Jobn Skelton Williams will be one Oh
the speakers at the annual convention
Of the Maryland Bankers Associauon'
TO he held at Blue Mountain House TO-
morrow and Thursday Mr.. Wiihams
sneaks at the banquet Thursday night
George B. Caldwell, vice presloent oI
the Continental and Commercial Irus,
sDd Savings Bank, of Chicago. VIII
sneak Thursday morning on Ihe IN
vestment Banker Today and ms
Possibilities" ]. H Arnold, OF oe
United States Department OF AgI,eul
ture. will speak on Farmins me opnraI
Credits" will be the subject OF an an-
dress tomorrow by W. g. Edens, secre-
tary OF the Central Illinois Trust COM
neyv of Chicago. Jerome IhraHs,
pnansxer of the Kansas City Clearing
House association, will also speak Inc
Raltimore bankers Will leave Ior the
convention this afternoon at $50 sio1iS e,iS
No washington banker, so far AZ couru na
~ ,sa-ned today, will attend the con-
yention-
Gibson Brothers. Incorporated. prn.
.re of this city, have incorpof dteo
under a west Virginia charter TO con,
duct a general printing, publishing, ana
engraving business, with c4pI.A NJ "
$4,000. The incorporators are lanes B.
Iambie, George E. Fiemlne' eno w.
U~.,a oil of this CITY.
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
MoyEMENrs oF VESSELS.

Arrived: Sterling, at Key West; Hop
kins, at San Pedro; Dolphin. at
Washington: Brutus. at Charleston;
Illinois, at Antwerp.
Sailed: Mohawk. from washington iof
Indian Head; Idaho. from Vera
cruz, for Newport; Nashville. from
New fork yard. for Portsmouth.
~ n
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
AUCTION SALES
THOMAS DOWLING q CO.

THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auctioneers.
On Thursday. June 2s 1913. at 10 o'clock
a. m. l will sell at public auction at the
Wholesale Producers' Market. 11th and B SITS.
n. W., condemned District horses Nos. 17s
ers. d. c. w. H. ONEILL. Acting Pur-
chasing Officer, d. C.
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Offoe Of the
supervising Architect. Washington, d. c,
June II. lsl3-Sealed proposals will be re-
Ceived at this office until o'clock D. m on
the olst day OF July. 1913, and then opened
for repairs 10 the mechanical equipment of
the United states Treasury and the Butler
building. WASHINGTON sfan D. G. in accordance
he obtained at this office al the discretio1
~ the Supervising Architect. @. Wenderoth
SUPERVISING niShiteCt L
OFFICE OF IHE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. June 10
1918. Sealed proposals will be received AT
the office OF 'he secretary OF the Board of
until o'clock. p NJ. Saturday. June ss
igls. for the installation OF a new heating
system In the JeHerson School. located at sth
and D streets. Southwest. Washington. ID. C.
RIank forms OF proposal. specifcations and
ali necessary Information may be obtained
rom the Chief Clerk. Engineer Department.
Room <, Pis'Tft ~ Rfp6l ps6gllsaing, s Wsshinston y
sroN. CHESTER HARDING. Commission
ers. D. c. y
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
Army andNavy

ARMY.
,, u.ppy A GIICHRIST. Med
~, Corns TO Columbus, Ohio, TO
ohserve instruction in instructns
militia In sanitary work.
canfain JAMES A. WILSON, Medical
Corns, detailed as member Of exam
lining board at Fort Hancock =; n
vice Captain ARTHUR n. TASkEh
Medical Corps, relieved.
Leaves of absence: First Lieutenant
CHARLES T. SMART. Ninth lnfan-
try, recruiting officer. eight days. ef-
fective July 4; Major ELBERi 4.
PERSONS. Medical Corps. SIX DAYS
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
New York Cotton Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times by
A q. Plant & Co.. l4l5 g street northwest.
Open. High. Low. p. m.
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The WashinEtou Times BY
Manager Local Branch. Colorado Building.
Ask
The Washington times., 1913-06-24

AAA4\OOoH I'LL NAAS
NORTHWEST.
AsQuith's Pharmacy. lNS 18th -
astoria Pharmacy. 3rd and q.
Beller,s Pharmacy. Nh and o.
5oyd Pharmacy. sSu Geergts Ave.
CsR CCssrRsntss Z Dunlep. i!th and otrsrd
D Dsws Pharmacy. "a and H.
smith: PhSs Phapnsscy. nsn sand ia1 ana K p ave.
GoldenberE.s Ispt. Store. IN and x
ff Henry Sh.l%.es.e hna.@sey; ana az md anS 4. A
Hutton H.ss = aiisso; "a "a I .,,.. =, i.
Ko.. Phalm:cy. TIN and riorsa. ave
A:.siSsiys fnfP1%1ss Pn.1Ss:ea. =. i.ss asiss1 ssd
SisSel: RS:.%:sy. m i.sh ana ana p =: ave
gponnslrs Pharmacy. 9Th and J.
Rhode Island Pharmacy, lst and r. I sv&
s%s.yo.. sassy PhPsss%.sy Nsfh s;a .Ss SsP "a a.
Times Sub. Station. ls6 T.
yeitchs Pharmacy. 3oth and Z.
Unieo st.tioa acnIi:tisn, PS.rn.ey.'
Blumer.s Pharmscy. n. csp. ana r.
su,.1 GuIhm.a e. ps.I@.ny; ish :ns z. c.s.
ssHni Moasi Ph.rmsea rna.%.ck Iii is1 sna x. 4 ave-
j::ssm. 5::ssim sas sss ana and
New York Ave. Pharmacy. N. Cas-. and n
Powell 4, j.. .th A and =. c.e
Tins: Ty1ss sns.'s:ss sns s.ssiod lsts a .Pd r. T.
A.atin. Ase 4 T Sh:sm.es. m e. an IN and Va. Az.
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Fuller. W. c.. s9 lst.
Lynham's Pharmacy. INA ~ a.
Times SUBJ s'es1so asoaenfSSws. q fS s
Daniel i. smith PSsfmss,. 18Th and Dun
Morssn's Pharm.cy. scc ST.
TImes Sub: Station. 200 y.
welier'' Pharmacy; xNAeosfA. ~ Il
Times Sub. station: so1 Nichols ave.
Linton q Nelson. Brookland. d. c.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
J. R. Caton. Prince and ROYAL
NAY CIRCULATION
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SUNDAY.
Total gross May, 1879. .is1 Ga
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Total net May. 1873. .les oss
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statement represents the circulation Of The
washington Times a. detailed. and that the
net figures represent. all returns eliminated.
the number Of copies OF The Times which are
sold. delivered. furnished. or mailed 70 bona
dde purchasers subscrfberS
r. A. WALKER General Manaese.
District Of Columbia -:
Subscribed and sworn to before ms shis
INST day Of Nay. A. d. lsl3.
(Seai0 THOMAS c. WILLIE,
Notary Public.
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
SITUATlONS-WANTE0
Male.

enes IL necessary; work cheap. 500 Eye ct.
". w.
The Washington times., 1913-06-24
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WASHINGTON TINES
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The Washington times., 1913-06-24

The Bank of Commerce ana Savings
has declared its semi-annual DIVIDEND
of per cent, payable July. to holders
of record June 20.
The Washington times., 1913-06-24

The American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company has listed its new IA
per cent convertible bonds on the
Washington stock Exchange The issue
is So, ,0O0, ,ooo A bid of 95 was recoroed
today.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04

ia powierzchnie i dotarla do por-
tu Szczesliwie: I ludzi Mkt ME
zginal, -...-
= Baron de Mumm ozenii sic
wczoraj I Amcrykankq pannf
Scovillc, L Kansas: malzanstwo,
to tenn zwrociio ma sic. uwage.
re staraia mu sic przeszkodzie
niejaka Barnessowa. rowniez A.
merykanka. kt6ra pred kilkr
miesiacami uSiiowala w Paryzu
zastrzelic Mumnla, a onegdaj cd
wlokla Stub grozbq ;samoboj-
silva. o..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04
z JAPONII.

Toxic, / czerwca. - w parla-
mencie wnieSiono kilka interpela-
Cyl w sprawie. co Rad japohski
zamySla nareszcie uczynic wobec
uchwaloncgo W kaliforni prawa
wywlaszczaJacego obcokrajow-
COW: W odpowiedzi baron Nabu-
ki. jaPonski minister Spraw "a
granicznych odrzekl, re rad prze
dewszystkiem mic W tel sprawie
czynic ME bedzie az do konca
miesiaca sierPnia, kiedy to nowe
prawo W Kalifornii W zycie wcho-
dzi; co bedzie potem, minister
ME zaznaczyi, zastrzegl sic jed
max wyraznie, ze Rad japonski
ME przyjmuje na slepo pokojo-
wych zalecen rzadu amerykan-
skiego choc Japonia pragnie
szczerze pokoju i potrzebuje go,
to jednak honoru panstwa bro
mic krzywdy sobie czynic ME po-
zwoH :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04
mgranm
Adwokatm
v,bns ego h pkeso hdr a wpusc ch

w etcWatOrZc raZenl z DlcknIa-
mem kiedy maszynerya wzilosni-
ka zepsula sic i tenze szybkoscia
blyszawicy zacza} psdzic w gore,
Posef chcial zeskoczyc Z elewa-
toru, kiedy ten byl ia wysokoSci
trzcciego pietra bylby pewnie
zginql ma miejscu. Senator zlapal
posla "a surdut i wstrzyna} go
cd skoku. r
Elevator wybil dziure W da-
chu, ale sic tam zatrzyma} i pa
sazerowie wyszli Gallo tego wy
padku.
Speaker Mckinley zosta} po-
turbowany w poniedzialek VIE
czorem w mieScie Chicago w
chwil, kiedy jechal do dworca
kolejowego samochodem. Po dro-
DE maszyna natrafiia ma dziure w
ulicy podskoczyia W gore, po-
tenn zderzyla sic ze s}upem tele-
graficznym. Speaker ma glove
skaleczona i ramona podrapane.
GLOSY OLA KOBIET.
Springfield, ILL.,, 4 czerwca. -
Sprawa gfcsow dla, kobiet W sta
ME Illinois zrobiia wczoraj zna-
czne postepy kiedy nizsza lzba
legislatury stanowej odrzucila
wszystkie poprawki do ustawy
przeprowadzonej przez senat.
DIVA razy czytano nova ustawe,
a teraz przychodzi czas ma trze-
Gle czytanie i-ostateczne przyje-
Gle lub odrzucenie tel ustawy.
Kiedy wlasciwie przyjdzie do
gtosowania mad. ia sprawa, o
tenn vie tylko komitet regu}. Wo-
dzowie W legislature podobno
chca te sprawe za}atwic w ostat-
nim dniu obrad legislatury.
Ma mocy tego nowego prawa,
kobietom wolnoby bylo g}osowac
ma elektor6w prezydencyalnych,
ma wszelkich urzednik6w stano-
wych przepisanych konstytucya,
ma cz1onkow ciai taksacyjnych,
ma urzednik6w miejskichsi szkol-
nych.
Sufrazystki by}y wczoraj bar
dzo czynne, siedziafy bowiem W
galeryi, notowaiy kazdego posfa,
ktory "a lub przeciw poprawkom
do tel ustawy gsosowal.
1utro podobno ma sic odbyc o.
statnie glosowanie ma kwestya /
nicyatywy i Referendum, ktora
luz raz zostala odrzucona W niz-
szei izbie legislatury jednym glo-
sem. Jest to ulubiona ustawa gu-
Observation-Disclosures.
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sPoR JURYZDYKcYJNY
w sPRAWIE SLEDZTW
WYBORCZYCH.

w beznadziejnej plataninie
sledztw wyborczych, powstaiy
w skutek zakwestyonowania wy
boru Hoyne'a ma prokuratora
stanowego przez jego kontrkan-
dydat6w, Rinakera, Guinea !
Haight'a, ktorzy II sedziego Coo
pcra wymogli zwoianie specyal-
mel lawy przysieglych W opozy-
cyl zwoiania podobnej iawy spe-
cyalnej przez sedziego Kerstena
ma prosbe prok Hoyne'a. ma
stapiiy wczoraj nastepujscc wy
darzenia:
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z IRLANDYI.

Belfast, / czerwca. = Nladze
SkonfiSkowaly znaczny transport
broni, ktory usilowali przemycic
do kraju czlonkowic opozycyjno-
rewoluoyjpego klubu OranzyStow
(Orangemen). Podobno tez VIA
dc wpadly ma trop spisku, jaki
Oranzysci przygotowywali, by
sic q bronia w reku sprzeciwie
wprowadzeniu autononii. Podeb-
no tez odkryta brohsjest tylko cza
stka tego, CO sic udaio sprowa-
die do, Irlandyi; opozycEjne klu-
by juz maja jakoby doStatek bro
nj to W reku ludzi takich, kto--
rzy ME zawahaja sic jej uzye, gdy
zajdzie potrzeba.
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wedlug kt6rego wszystkie koleje
" Chicago majq bye zmuszone
do zaprowadzenia motorow elek-
trycznych na lniejsce lokomotyw
parowych. kompanie kolejowe
wniosa sprawe do sad6w i apelo-
wac ia beda az do najwyzszej in
stancyi. Walka przeciw elektryfi-
kacyi bedzie calem odrebna cd
wyniku obecnego sporu mad To-
kacya nowego dworca .,Cnion.D2
Walke swa opra koleje ma tenn,
IL. jak one twierdza. one So po-
wodem tylko IS procent dymu W
Chicago. Inzynierowie elektrycz-
nj mieli obliczyG. il koszt elektry-
fikacti wynosi kilkaset milionow
dolar6w. w dodatku niekt6rzy u
rzednicy kolcjowi twierdza, ze e.
lektryfikacyi ME MONA przcpro-
wadzic do dnia 1go lipca. 1915
r., ktory to dzieh oznaezony jest
w ordynansie.
RAPPORT ChicagosKiego Stowa--
rzyszenia Handlowego, ktory ma
wnet bye gotowy, ma dostarczyc
kolejom dodatkowych faktow, ma
kt6rych beda mosly oprzec swa
opozycye.
TAX zwolennicy lokacyi dwor-
ca nowego W dzielnicy zachodniej
gdzie 60 kolej Pennsylvania
proponuje wybudowat, jak
przeciwnicy tego projektu, ktorzy
sprzyjaje budowie dworca tegoz
przy ulicy 12tej, byli wezoraJ
czynni. Pierwsi przemawlall
przed Klubem Miejskim, starajac
sic wykazac. il polozenie dworca
przy ul. 12tej powiekszy koszta
transportacyi frachtu i koszta
transportacyi Chicagowian, mle-
szkajacych ma przedmiesciach,
ktorzy dodatkowego nikla beda
musieli wydawat ma tramwaJ do
srodmiescia.
.Natomiast przeciwnicy pred
powiatowym wydziaiem realno-
sciowym krytykowali dworzec,
il diugim waiem, 80 stop wyso-
kim. oddzieli srodmiescie cd
dzielnicy zachodniej, krytykowa-
Ii kolej Pennsylvania" "a mil
czenie O lokacyi stacyi fachtoweJ,
ktora z dworcem pasazerowyn
tworzyG bedzie kat ostry, obeI--
mujacy obszar gruntu, ktory z
tego powodu bedzie caikowicie
bezwartosciowym. L czasem ko-
lei pochlonie ten obszar i pow :.
stanie w centrum ogromne pod
worze frachtowe. pokryte siecia
torow, prawdziwie pandemonium
halasu, ziejace klebami dymu,
ktore po wszystkie czasy CEN
trum miasta zeszpeci W sposob
nieopisany.