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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04

BY niektore rzeez5 x asdnej listy
taryfowej zdjeto. Me .ni6wia o.
nj wprawdzic mic do senatorow
zasiadajacych W komitecie finan-
sowym, ale czyny ich znacza wig
cej niz s}owa. ,...
Senator Kenyon powtedziai, re
najgorszym agitatorem przeG-
sionkowym jest ten, ktory pra-
wodawcow zaprasza ma bannety
do hotelow, bierze. ich ia pre-
iazdzki automobilowe etc.
Czlonkowie komisyi sledczeJ
|maja w SVEN poSladanlu llste
przedsionkowych agitatorow
tich zamierzaja wezwac ma ,swia-
dkow. Wczoraj wydano okolo 20
wezwafi sadowych dla ludzi po-
dejrzanych niewlasciwa ,agita
eve.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04
Z ANGLII.

Londyn, / czerwca. - Sufrazy-
Stki spalily W Oxfordzie wielki
pavilion wioSlarskiego klubu, ra-
zem pol setka cennych statkow
motorowych; szkoda znaczna.
Prasa oglasza, ze sufrazystki u
czynily zamach swego czaSu ma
zmarlego niedawno wybitnego
sedziego londynskiego, H. Z.
Bennetta: zamach ten ME udai sic,
a ma zyczenie stanowcze sedzie-
60 ME rozgioszoEo tego zdarze-
MIA.
w czasie ewiczen pancerni-
kow z iodziami podwodnemi ko-
10 wyspy Wight kolidowai O.
kret Prince of Wales z lodzia
podwodna j uszkodzii ia powaz
ME, sam lzeisze ponoszac uszko-
Jzenia iodz mogla y-ydostac sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04
Telegfamy zagraniGzne.
z BALKANU.

Londyn, / czerwca. - Dono-
Sza Sofii, re dotychczaSowy ga
binet ministeryalny zrezygnowal
/ uStaph. DIR, Dancw. wysoce "a
Siuzony w rokowaniach pokojo-
wych, jcden 'najznakomitszych
dyplomat6w balkanskich, ma 20
STAG premierem nowego gabinetu
i wiaSnie dlatego zostal zawezwa-
ny L LondyGu do Sofii, o czem
wczorajSze telegramy dcnosi}y.
- Z Konstantynopola donosza,
re wojska buigarskie juz rozpo-
czely wycowyfanie sic Z prowin-
cyl miaSt, ktore ma mocy "a
warteso pokoju pozostaja przy
Furcyi: mianowicie Z Rodosto.
portu tureckiego mad Marmara
morzem juz Bulgsrzy zaczeli od-
wret -wejSLs.
Sofia, czerwca. =. Znakomi-
Gle miaia sic do pokojowego ODE
cnie uSposobienia ma Balkanie
przyczynic RoSya, ktora zdoiala
nakionit Sprzymierzonych W Ii
DE Balkanskiej. by koniecznie
starali sic uniknac wojny mic
dzy soba, czegoby przedewszy-
Stkiem Austrya byla zadowolona,
kt6rej ME ia reke jest wzrost
paiStw balkahSkich w siiy,. a
szczeg0lniej tez wznocnienie Ser
bii jest jej niepozadane: we WA
jemnej wojnie Balkancy byliby
sic wzajem oslabili, a Austrya
odzyskaiaby ntracone wpiywy ma
Balkanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04
AGENCYA ROLNICZA POD
ZARZUTEM OSZUSTWA.

ZARZUTEM OSZUSTWA.
FREED sedzia Gibbonscm w Sa-
die okregowym toczy sic cieka-
wa sprawl. W ktorej wyszla ma
jaw. il firma rolnicza Gross IS"
Farming Co." miala uprawiac O.
szustwa na wielka skale. siegaja-
&C og0lnej sunny $4,000. "a co
arcsztowano W zesziy poniedzia-
lex dwoch urzednikow kompanii
W indianapolis. Ci urzednicy.
Edwin ]. buckingham Mason
Williams. zostali ma wolnosc wy
puszczeni ia podstawie ,,habeas
corpus. Wczoraj pred sedzia
Gibbons odbywaly sic przeslu-
chy W sprawie wydania J.. A..
Vita w rece wladz Stanu Texas.
Witz zoSta} oskarzonv w kwiet-
niu przcz wyzej wymieniona
kolnpanie i aresztowany W CHI
cago pod zarzutem. sfafszoYania
documents wykazajacego sprze-
daz Witzowi. jakiegos sruntu
przez Buckinghanla. Witz zas
wytoczyl W odwece process swym
oskarzycielom, W ktorym oskar-
"a ich q sprzedaz mu gruntu z
dlugiem hipotecznym w sumie
$4,000 o zatajenie pred MIN.
IL ten dug istniai. WITT zostai
wypuszczony>na wolnosc pod
kaucya w sunie S5,ooo.Wytoczyf
cyl Buckinghamowi i innym u
rzednikom kompanii wymienio-
nej process sprzysiezenie sic
przeciw niemu, zadajac odszko-
dowania w sumie 100000. .
Wczoraj przed sedzia Gibbon-
sem toczyly sic prawie jednocze-
snie obie sprawy. Rozprawe Wit
"a o wydanie go w rece wiadz
Stanu Texas "a rzekome sfaiszo-
wanie dokumentu sprzedazy
przerwano ma chwile, azeby wy
sluchac petycye o ,,habeas cor
pus' dla Buckinghama William
sa. ktora zostala i'm udzielona.
Adwokat tych dwoch zarzucis
Witzowi, il process o szwindel
wytoczyl i'm, azeby wywinac sic
T. procesu o sfaiszowanie aktu
sprzedazy. -.
Swanson, adwokat Vita W
ciagu rozprawy o wydanie Vita
wiadzom texaskim, zarzucil kom-
panii Gross IS Farming Co..,
IL ograbila setki osob ia laczna
sumo 100000. Inkorporowana
Jest ona na $I,ooo,ooo i sprzedaje
grunta blisko Crystal City, Tex,
a w gmachu Schiller w Chicago
posiada lokalne biuro. Jeszcze O.
ia sprzedaje te same grunta, ma
ktorych rome jednostki &c Stanu
Indiana mialy bye oszukane ia
sumo 100000. PAM c. A. Phil
lips, chicagoska agentka sprzeda-
Ia parcele setkom osob w Hi
nois. Wlasnosc Gross IS" ma
bye stara farma, okofo 90 mil na
poludniowy zach6d cd San Anto-
MO. Ma tam bye sucho goraco
przez caiy rok.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04
- WEGIER.
Budapeskt, / czerWca.

Budapeskt, 1 czerwca. - Gabi-
net ministeryalny wegierski, pod
przewodnictwem dra Lukacsa,
zrezygnowa}, a to. Z przyczyny
tel, IL w sadach wegiersIch u
wolniono poSla sejmowego De-
sacsa. oskarzonego przez premle-
ra o oszczerstwo, "a to, ze, ow ma
.zwai .Lukacsa ,,najwiekszym Pa
namista" Swiata: w tenn. znacze-
niu ,,Panamista" .oznacza oszuSta
i naciagacza, a termin ten pocho-
dzi czasow wykrycia pamiet-
nych oszustw przy francuskiej
budowie .kana}u Panama w la
tach 1898. Sad uzna} "a dowie-
dzione, CO Desacs zarzucal, IL
Lukacs wziaf przy pewnych kohl
traktach Cd Banku, Wegier sumo
100000 kor. = wprawdzie ME dla
siebie, ale dla celow publicznych
j spoIecznych, w kazdym jednak
razie zarzut byi w fakcie samym
sluszny. 'Po tenn orzeczeniu sa-
du cabinet zrezygnowa1.
49,, 2 NIEMIEC.
Berlin, 4 czerwca. : Wybory
do sejmu pruskiego wykazuja
przyrost .giosow socyalistycz-
nych: socyalisci zyskali o 4-ry
mandaty wiecej, radykali o jeden
mandat wiecej, a narodowi Ii
berali o o5m mandatow wiecej,
.niz mieli dawniej. Konserwatysci
stracili dwanaScie mandatow, a
Polacy stracili diva mandaty; W
czterech okregach maja sic cd
bye wybory sciSlejsze.
Z Kolonii donosza, re tam
tejszy lekarz DIR. Schmidt wyna-
lazi surowice przeciwko ,,rako-
wiz, dotad nieuleczalnemu: DIR.
.
Schmidt powiada, ze :przeciwko
rakowi nalezy ludzi szczepic, jak
.przeciwko ospie. ..,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04
ELEKTRYFIKACYA I NO
WY DWoRZEc.

Kompanie kolei, wchodzacych
do Chicago. beda energicznie O.
ponowac elektryfikacyi swycl Ii
nil. Onegdaj komitet kohczyn ko-
aprobowai ordynans,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04
z AWIATYKI.

Buc, Francya, 4 czerwca.
Rekerd -swiatowy W. locie ma Wy
sokose uzyskai f. Perryon, kto-
ry sic wzbil do 1860 stop. y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04
METCALFE GUBERNATO.
REM w STREFIE KAMA
LU PANAMSKIEGO.

Washington, / czerwca. = Ri:
chard l.. Metcalfe, Lincoln
Neb.. redaktor bryanowskiegc
Commonera zostai wczoraj "a,
mianowany gubernatorem strety
kanaiowej przez prezydenta Will
soma. Taxa wiadomoso wyszla od
sekretarza Garrisona po konfe-
rencyi kilku czlonkow gabinetu z
Wilsonem. as
Metcalfe Cd samego poczatku
zaimowal sic dziennikarstwem.
lecz po raz pierwszy stal sic saa-
WYNN kiedy W roku 1856 zacza'
przemawiac "a Bryanem. Zeszie,
90 roku w prawyborach byi on
kandydatem ma gubernatora sta
nu Nebraska, lecz zostaf pobity.
pRzYToMNosc UMYsLU.
Springfield, ILL.,, 4 czerwca. =
w dniu wczorajszym senator sta
nowy Francis Brady Chicago
sti sic wprawdziwym bohaterem
bo cd smierci ocahl posla do .legi-
slaturv Williama Diekmana 2
Edwardsvill.e
Senator Brady znajdowal sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04
z MEXYKU.

Mexyk, nniasto, / czerwca. -
Donosza z Natchez, re W poino-
cnej Sonorze, ma samem pograni-
czu wojska rzadowe otoczyly !
w pieh wyciely oddzial rewolu-
cyonist0w, wynoszacy okoio 400
ludzi. Pod Maytorena genra} Ole
dos pobif rowniez rewolucyoni-
stow. sktorym brak bylo broni i
woody. Aviator, wynajety przez
rewolucyonistow do rzucania
bomb w Guayamas, ME
wiele sprawl, procz Kill
ku pozarow W miescie: do okre-
tn >wojennego rzadowego ,,Guer-
rero" ME trafii wcale, zadnej tez
szkody nic zrobil nadciagajacym
wojskom rzadowym. Potwierdza
sic wiesc o bitwie pod Santa Ro-
salia W Stanie chihuahua, gdzie
wojska rzadowe usilowaiy napra-
wiac kolej popsuta przez rewolu-
cyonist6w, ci bronili tel roboty
przyszio do krwawej walki, w
ktorej z obu stron po dwiescle
ludzi pablo. ....
Donosza tn re w Stanie Ia
maulipas dowodzca rewolucyoni-
stow, Blanco zajal miasto Mata-
moras DO calodniowej krwawej
bitwie: broni>sie tam jeszcze re
szczytu staro1ytnej katedry poike
wink rzadowy Eschaseretta <ze
stu ochotnikami, ale ME d1ugo sic
zdola utrzymac: miasto Gale W
mocy rewolucyonistow, ktorzy le
pala i rabuja; geese garnizonu
rzadowego przeszla granice a
merykanska "a MIA bron ziozy-
la: w walce obu stron pasc
miaio CORA 800 ludzi.
= Rewolucyonisci wysadzii W
powietrze szerg mostow kolejo-
wyeh miedzy Juarez a Casas
Grandes, stad komunikacya ma
kolei Mexico. n. w. jest zerwa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04
Sensacyjny process 0 szwindel rolny kontr-
process 0 sfalszowanie aktu sprzedaly.
Sprawl elektryfikacyi.
Koleje oponowae beda elektryfikacyi sadownie.
Spor lokacye nowego dworca.
2 CHAOSU SLEDZTW.
Hoyne planuje dalsze kroki sadowe: Ayre'
" ignoruje sedziow przysiegych.

podatkowe CUB. Dunno senatOra LRysa. Bur
syi sukby cywiin. sprfWa poir6jnego
brAk kOmpetencyt
~ przeciw szpitalOwi pOwiatowemu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04

HATTERMAN 4 CLAM. stara. od-
powied inlna firma, potycza pienis-
DE ma properta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04
WAKANSE w WEST POINT.

Washington, / czerwca. - W
West Point, w rzadowej szkole
wojskowej jest obecnie 80 wa
kansow, bo tyluz kandydatow ma
oficerow przepadio W ostatlm e.
gzaminie .wstepnym, Sekretarz
Garrison kazal zarzadzic nowy e
gzamin w dniu 1-szym lipca we
wszystkich dystryktach i. szcze-
sliwi kandydaci zostana do szko-
s}v nrzvieci 1-go sierpnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04
WieScizBa1kanu.
Japonia ,,Krzywdy sobie zrObi6 ME da!'
Le Spraw Anglii. = Zbrodnicze Sufraiystki.
klandya gotwe Rewolucye?
KRWAWE WALK w MEXYkU.
Ustapienie Gabinetu Weglersk1ego
I Nieniec. - LekarstWO ma ,,raka."
Polacy traca 2 mandaty do Sejmu Pruskiego. $
ienie Gabinetu Wegiersklego.
Polacy traca 2 mandaty do Sejmu Pruski'

kanai gOtow do Zmiany jurysdykcyi sadow
nicypalnych Glossy d4 kOOiet. snler1 pDzostane
satn kOnny agitacya przedsOnkewa
Wakanse W WestP NOwy gubernatOr. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04
TeIegIamy hajowe.

Washington, 4 czerwca. -
Wczoraj pred komisya z Iona
senatu, ktory bada stosunki pred
sionkowe w scnacie, senator ke.
nyon powiedziai, re prezydent
Wilson wiedzial co inowil, kiedy
ostro wystapii pod adresem a
gtntow najrozmaitszych tr,,--
stow. Senator zaznaczyl, re przed
stawiciele najrozmaitszych firm,
W rozny sposob staraja sic Q to,
JEzELI potrzepuJcie, p.zniedzy ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04

JEzELI potrzeDuJcie, p.sniedzy ma
properta idzcie do Hatterman land
Glanz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04

(Dokonczenie ns str. oey.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-04

lDoko,czenie :, s,r. 5eI.l
Franklin's paper the Denver star., 1913-02-22

rank in the Bridge Street A. NJ. e.
church and takes an active part in all
good movements.
Vice President Arthur Q. Martin is
successful undertaken and has the dis
tinction of being the first man of the
race to receive an embalmer's license
In Greater New York. He is well
known in secret society circles and
holds membership IN many of the high
er secret orders Like Mr.. Turner, he
is interested in church work and lends
a helping hand to many charitable in.
stitutions.
The financial secretary, Peter H
Fisher, Sr., is possibly the most widely
known of the general officers. He has
been clerk of the Concord Baptist
church for twenty eight years and fol
nearly a quarter of century an as
sistant in one of the leading drug
houses in the city
Career of Messrs. Carter and Kemp.
Graham H. Carter, treasurer of the
organization, has held that position for
twelve years and has given an accu-
rate account of his stewardship from
year to year to the society's satisfac-
ton and pleasure. He formerly work.
ed in a tobacco factory, but forsook II
for more congenial employment. He is
trusted employee of the firm of Enoch
Richardson & Co., in Maiden lane, New
York, where he has been employed in
various capacities for the past twenty
six years or more.
Charles ]. d. Kemp, the recording
secretary, is the youngest of the So
ciety's officials, as well as one of the
most capable. He is product Of the
Brooklyn public schools and holds q
responsible position as an employee
of the Brooklyn Union Gas company.
He is popular in social circles and is
member Of the Masonic fraternity. The
other officers are Alfred X. Nash, CORE
spending secretary: Alexander Brown
chaplain. and James s. Watkins, ser
geant at arms.
A very helpful address representing
the ladies' auxiliary on this occasion
was delivered in a most thoughtful
and pleasing manner by Mrs. Alice W
Seay DIR. William Maurice Moss. pas
tor of the Concord Baptist church, de
livered the closing address, X. Lincoln
Powell & Sons. caterers. served ar
elaborate collation..
Franklin's paper the Denver star., 1913-02-22
By N. BARNETT DoDsoN.

Brooklyn-The newly elected ana
Installed officers of the Society of the
Sons of Virginia for 1913 entered upon
the duty of their respective Offices at
the regular meeting OF the society on
Thursday evening, Jan. 16. The install
lation exercises held previous to the
business meeting We're open to the
public.
Former President n. Barnett Dod-
son presided, and after the reading of
the annual reports Of the financial sec
retary, Peter II. Fisher, and treasurer,
Graham II. Carter, the Rev. DR.. G. z.
Cole, pastor of the Bridge Street A.
NJ. e. church, delivered an eloquent
address, in which he urged each officer
to do his full duty and thereby aid in
the upbuilding of the organization. Re-
ferring to the reports of the secretary
and treasurer, DR.. Cole said the re-
suits showed careful business manage
ment.
The officers were installed by the Rev.
Holland Powell, d. D., pastor of the
Bethany Baptist church, who spoke OF
the influence of the society in the com
munity and complimented the members
on the great success of the organiZa-
ton and of its standing as an incorpo-
rated institution.
Group of Experienced Business Men.
The immediate general officers of the
society are men who have had several
years of experience in various lines OF
business as employees and some In
conducting their own businesses. Presi-
dent Charles H. Turner holds respon-
sible position in one of the leading
financial concerns in the city and is
regarded as a man of more than ordi-
nary ability. He is also an officer of
Franklin's paper the Denver star., 1913-02-22

haustive examination that year won
for him scholarship offered by Cor
nell university. and he is the only
Afro-American SO far to attain that
lofty distinction in the boys high
school in Brooklyn. Entering Cornell s
College of Arts and Sciences, Mr.. Giles
at once took on the quickened spirit Of
that "live" establishment.
He stood high in all Of his studies
throughout his course at Cornell, Gov
ering four years, the term required OF
those preparing for medical training,
entrance to which course calling for
the degree of bachelor Of arts and
sciences For three years he was a
foremost figure in the crew squad of
the university, and many of the victo-
ries achieved were admitted to be due
to the strength and skill displayed by
him.
In September, 1911, Mr.. Giles ma
circulated in the Cornell University
College of Medicine, where he is new
a sophomore. with an excellent chance
of finishing at the head of his class
On account of the rigid requirement OF
classes at the Cornell College Of Medi
cine are not large, and it SO happens
that Mr.. Giles is the only student OF
our race attending that institution.
Nevertheless no student is more per
sonally liked or more highly respected
for his worth and work than Mr.. Giles
He is handsome, manly young fellow
of engaging address and is splendid
mixer"
He is member of the Alpha Phi
Alpha fraternity. the largest colored
college fraternity in America, and in
1910 he was elected president of the
general organization.
A short time ago he was chosen pres
ident of the Alpha Alumni chapter OF
the fraternity in New York city, an
honor eagerly sought after by the best
men of the frat" Wherever he de
cides to cast his lot there is no doubt
that he will make his mark and reflect
in his career the mental, moral and
constructive qualities that will ado
luster to his name.
Franklin's paper the Denver star., 1913-02-22
Williamson on Prince Hall Masonry.

Williamson on Prince Hall Masonry.
Harry A. Williams, grand secretary
of the Prince Hall Masons of the state
of New York. recently contributed q
most thoughtful and scholarly article
on Prince Hall Masonry in the Free
mason with which is incorporated the
Masonic Illustrated). London publica-
tfon which gives weekly record of
progress In Freemasonry. Mr.. william.
sons article deals with the history and
work of the Prince Hall Masons in the
United States. Of which there are thir
ty-five lodges.
Franklin's paper the Denver star., 1913-02-22
BRIGHT FUTURE
FOR R. c. GILES
Scholarship Student at Cornell
Makes Fine Record.
WON FIRST HONORSAT HOME

Story of a Brooklyn High School
Graduates Achievements In College.
Member of Alpha Phi Alpha Frater-
nity-Tower of Strength In Debate
and Fond of Athletic Sports.
Brooklyn.-That color in itself is not
an insuperable barrier to young men of
spirit, resource and capacity is amply
demonstrated by the signal success that
has attended the efforts of Roscoe
Conkling Giles, the enterprising son OF
Counselor and Mrs. Francis Il. Giles of
this city.
He is scaling the heights of success
not because of any marked differences
between himself and others of his type.
but because he has the broad vision
that discloses the vast possibilities that
lie in wait for those who follow the
rugged pathway of duty and industry
and possesses the business acumen
that impels such character to take
advantage Of the opportunities that
present themselves.
As an example for others he is
worthy of study.
Mr.. Giles was born in Albany, n. Y,
in 1890. He has barely passed his ma
jority. but has already made record
of which a much older man might feel
proud. He was graduated with honors
from the public schools of Brooklyn in
1907, attending school 70 and the boys
high school. While in high school he
was prominent in all of his classes as
a scholar and was a tower of strength
in the debating societies.
In his senior year he won the B. B.
Christ silver medal in oratory. An ex-
Franklin's paper the Denver star., 1913-02-22
new REGIME FOR
The v|RC|N|ANS
Popular Mutual Benefit Society
Insta|Is New Officers.
FEATURES OF THE PROGRAM

Flourishins Organization Composed Of
Results of Good Manasement-Chee
ing Messages From CIersy-Mrs.
Seay Represents tho Women.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-10
ON EXTENDED AUTO TOUR

Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z. Bodley left this
morning In their touring car, q Win
ton Six for the east, and expect to be
gone q couple OF months. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bodley will stop at Ottawa today
TO visit Mrs Bodley's brother, L. IL.
Slater and from there will 20 to Kan
sas City and east to New York and
Boston. They takea motor trip each
summer, but this Is is the most exten.
sive one they have Planned.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-10
BIRTHS OUInUnDER DEATHS

The births reported to City Clerk
Amyx during the month Of May far
outnumber the deaths reported.
Twenty one births are shown on the
monthly report. OF these only eight
were boy babies.
Eleven deaths have occurred in
Chanute or vicinity during the past
month, Of these FIVE we're Of the
male sex. The ages at which these
eleven persons died ranged from
eighty years to one hour.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-10

Tin shop at Lowey's. Let us
figure on your bill.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-10

Lawn mowers, Pumps, Scythes,
Refrigerators, Hot plates, Ovens at
Lowey's.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-10

Neosho Valley State Bank, corner
Main and Highland.
The Chanute times., 1913-06-10

A. I. Rayl rsturIed yesterday
from a business trip to Wichita.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-15
NIGHT SESSIONS IN
OHIO LEGISLATURE
BUSY WEEK AHEAD OF BUCKEYE
LE9ISLAToRS.
Have Already Passed Number Of I'm
portant Measures-Adjou ru on
April 20.
Intelligeneer Bureau.
Colurn bus. O., April IL.

with recess set Tor next Friday and
maj ddJuIi urn"ut ten days Later. the
last week sAd v.l have equally as busy
one the coming week. night sessions
Viii he imppss BILE To- ~ through the
Cox program. let alone l~s. bills which.
m"tur'ts haN" Offered without the
SoNern"r approval. The house has
passed MANI measures. which Will iic
IN the senate. Wuir. au"u4s tp br dbsu-
sluteiy under the domination 90 th.
mission. v.ii ,.t.rt ,t ,I,.,,siir.- ,,n,..i,
have been referred 90 them Ia the
meantime. ou,.e hunters in t.e p"mo-
rtutc fausF having E'Hfa that Wilson
nnth o." 'Hfin h!l Be- "I' col 'a" wts.
-" tufH.uE again o. a." EH.'ru"i. L"'.
ins tn!f;' with tne lag -i'tui. az an .ui
be Will take uf &c utut-rE uu: cot fu-
uUeal awards N this s'ut".
Senator p"inSou has offered ir the
Senate resolution cblllrl tur 'hc tg-
continent OF three reuatufs a~ O. COM
tnittee q" inquire irto the au.i-Ibiltre
Of establishing wireless t'i"stai.. eta.
lions IN 'NtiN county scat "i ONO az
der the control a. thr All tItaut xsnctu4
This rs prompted Dog ;ne Destruction col.
..legraTu aud Telephone communication
during The high water.
senate i.as ct H'lawar, county o.
Sered " hill Wh.'I seeks G." validate %"
comm ssiV'. winch GON.iuor Cox has
already named. The I've member, OF
the commission aiG tt serve fur ~,
Sc - without pan The .i.aSur. also
provides ton the appo.Gtun-It vl riDtTg-
ueNas ihtet 'its'> when ]" I"r cent 90
the electors 90; the 'itcs cai f"f s"s.
d coinui.sSi"n. 'IaeSr ri'. comm ssiurs.
- b" comp ~rd OF foHr members. a'- 20
set .u conjunction wish thc director "f
IuhlC safety 900 repairing public pruf.
,rty similar County ,ututflS~iuns age
. made ty th. probate Judge aui they
mus at IN conjunction with tn" '"ua-
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ARMS ITCHED So
COULD NOT SLEEP
Started on Legs, Came Al Over
Body, Arms So Sore Could Hardly
Work Could Not Steep. Cured
by CUtcura Soap and Ointment.

fsdb>-ter Ter Thrr- ysass 40 ihrf-
ing st-r,ed on nv - Anf n trpt oDraiss
uywnrds y nl U l-.IT MN II - - ~ NJ
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