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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
Georgia Peach
\ GrowerMust Be Real Worker
and Personal Supervision Needed Make the Fruit
Crop Proftabe-Wd Orchard Hurt Industry State
BY CHARLES A. WHITTLE

georgia state college of Agriculture.
sifted sulphur is added and permitted
10 heat up for about five minutes
and then the water is poured in 20
make so gallons
Pruning Vitalizss the Tree.
The skilled orchardist prunes his
peach trees after the pattern Of an
inverted tripod. the three main limos
spreading not high but low.
To get the soil fertility. the tree
connection and the fruit on as short
circuit as possible and at the same
time make easy the gathering 81 the
handle with care" peach, the
primers knife directs them to snug
gle mp It Is no small business this
Of analyzing the development Of a
peach tree TO determine where tn
knife shall be laid
A school OF horticuturists has aris-
IN favoring Summer pruning Of
peaches Those who pra CtiCe il hold
that pruning after the bud has ap-
peared. gives an opportunity TO thin
out and give the remaining buds a
chance 40 their fullest development
Professor Charles Keffer OF the Tn
iyeTsity Of Tennessee II pruning IN
summer with a view to thinning out
the suckers" or shoots that spring
up along the bodies OF the three main
branches so as TO produce fruit on
these shoots This permits the gath
erer to easily reach a larger number
Of peaches or course. IL increases
the WELD Professor Refer would
have these shoots 10 yield only one
year and then be cut back 10 the
base To permit them to keep on
growing would mean. Of course, the
nltng up Of the interior Of the tree
with foliage the very thing the tripod
arrangement is designed 10 overcome
Sunlight on the peach means color
This is one Of The interesting adj
ventures IN peach growing that indl-
Gates how much less prOsN peach
growing may he than some would
suppose
Cultivation Is Required
But with an else the peach grow
ing may be failure " the orchard
is not cultivated and fertilized. Grow
ing COW peas is perhaps the most
profitable kind Of cultivation between
rows.
Fence corner peaches viii always be
little. warty and wormy Unculu-
waited. unpruned. unspraN"d peaches
pidly revert in type to tough. woody,
bitter exCresccnces which 60 call a
peach would be a Islander
From these few rousiderd lions II
may be apparent 10 the unsophisu-
Gated who may he verging on an ap-
pie or peach orchard investment
without due investigation, that he
should FIRST make some inquiries as
20 how his money Is to he sprayed.
pruned. cultivated. II he finds that 1t
is to be properly cared FOR and nur-
tured. then "let her gO. An orchard
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

SAN FRANCISCO June lf-Great
prizes and valuable trophies are TO he
offered for prize winning live stock a;
the Panama Pacific Interna tional EN-
position. The exposition management
has set aside $4,000 as prize money
for the live stock division alone. ana
besides this there viii be many spe-
cial funds and trophies Two hun
bred and twenty five thousand dol
lars will be devoted TO harness races
An innovation which has already
attracted the attention Of breeders all
over the world is that live stock viii
bee on display throughout the period
of the exposition. which lasts Tor ten
consecutive months from February
20 December. 1915 This is a decided
Is new venture In universe eNposi-
tions and a record display is assured
in the live stock division. Prize-wiu-
ming stock from an parts Of the world
viii he shown.
Two Race Meetings On.
Two race meetings win toe held a.
iu the spring and one In the autumn
The S225 600 10 offered under the aus
plCes OF the Pacific Coast Truttns
Horse Breeders Association The
races viii be- International i'm chat
acter and will be held ON mile race
track which is now being constructed
on the exposition site az Harhor
View.
The main competition FOR $4,000
in prize money and the Supplemental
offerings ~ the breed associations Will
take place in October ana \oyrmber
but. with the assistance of the hree
specimens eNh 'hjtst AN the wear round
IN an Of the classes which make Ip
the live stock department
In keeping with the character -
the hole exposition. the exhibits q
this cepa rtm-nt viii boz one OF an ed
irrational nature and display slams
Will be used Co tell the name Of the
breed origin and the use of every
animal exhibited D. - also planned
tu nave moving pictures. slides ami
lectures incident 10 the live stock in
aHs.ry iu an irS branches la e|I pa S
o. The world an exposition frdtu {
which - regarded as great step 90
advance ~ all previous efforts. Plans
are made ru land cattle from fore IN
Countries az the 4uHrau milne station
40 AugsT Island 10 san Francisco BAY
Thence the stock viii he transport
directly 90 tho exposition ferry slips
Hereford Cattle Breeders Active.
An initial faua 81 81 500 has been
SCI aside ul the American Hereford
Cattle Breeders Association tu be- APP
piled toward Supplements premiums
fr. me 1919 exposition. r. lis expected
fr-F u -Iml amount WIZ ~ 49,
aside fu 1878 AND 1878.
T.a American SHortForn Breeders
Association has q .~o taken pre,im'us
-y action .u regard fo re~erN|rg fumes
Cor stock prizes aur three ~ ire
leading Ua-. tav1a Esr6 En0a As
-r,r-f.nrs are -f present 90 rrr- fHf
.-r. rarr...r- .rr IN ire exposition
TuHft#H.aT au.# H breeders tH--
!and AM Nes Les-au- ars tah-ls
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15
NEW YORK INTERPRETATIONS.

ALBANY, June 14--During May
there were incorporated 81 stock
companies, having total capital of
S37, 49,, 900, compared with 76s in
May. 1912. with $42,176.O00 capitali-
cation. During April, 1918, $50 COM
panies were incorporated, with cap
itaI of S251 AIS, 900
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

DNTTT THY Game cock, oldest of thoroug-
EU(JI bred fouls, has proved useful
as domestic bird after
passages of LaWs barring activity of breed from
the fighting pit. Standard class ordinary layers
and hard to raise. =: =: =:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-15

rightly managed is about the bos
rhanle mat viii nappen a-nng.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
GRADY PATIENT
LEAPS 2STOR|ES
Young Writer Under Guard in
Hospital After Two At
temptS at Suicide.

w. c. Phelps. As years old. today IS
closely guarded i'm ward No. . of the
Grady hospital, following an attempt
to escape from the hospital 10y a leap
from second story window.
Phelps was only slightly injured all
though stunned by the plunge He suf-
fered numerous bruises and cuts. but
no bones We're broken.
Phelps who gained considerable rep
utation as writer Of verse. has been
in the hospital since January Is. when
he took bromide Of potash. quick work
on the part Of hospital surgeons was
required to save his life then. Since
that time his sanity has been under in
vestigation and, since his action last
night, he has been placed under guard.
Phelps father W. II. II. Phelps. 145
Spring street, recently conferred with
the hospital officials in regard to his
sons condition, after Superintendent
Summeran had made an unsuccessful
attempt to place him in the Home for
IncurableS.
Phelps case would have been dcci led
today but for his act Of last night
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29

supposed to be some form of stomach
trouble.
Mr.. J. : Callicutt. who resides at
- NNmIn street. suffered with
stomach trouble FOR -bloating
balchiBg, shortness of breath dizzi-
ness. badly constipatcd-a was I'M
able to work. After taking Quaker
Extract two weeks he went back to
work and is feeling fine,
Mr. +. r. Nenable who is well
known to the business people of At
lanta, being located at the soda foun-
tain in The journal building, two
wears ago weighed 800 He com
menccd having pains in his bowels.
stomach and liver trouble Every
thing he ate caused him distress. He
kept growing weaker losing flesh.
although taking treatments all the
time; but nothing seemed to help him
until nc called at CoursCy & Munn's
drug store and got a small treat
ment of quaker Extract. commenced
improving from the very first dose.
and today is We'll
Ar \. NJ Benton. who has an Of
flee in the Austell building his home
being iu Commerce. Ga. suffered fol
fifteen years with stomach, liver,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
DO YOU KNOW ANY OF THESE PEOPLE?

lIcro are the names, With i'd
dresses. Of some of Your friends and
ueighbor~ who have been cured or
greatly benefited after using the Qua
kyv ENuat and oil of Balm a few
days or weeks. Bear in mind that
some of these people have been suf-
ferers for years: that they have spent
thousands of dollars for different
treatments, and without getting even
the slightest relief, and today are en-
joyiug perfect health and willing to
let the world know how they got il:
Little Annie Donaldson, FIVE years
old. expelled monster tapeworm,
alive, Al feet long, after taking Qua
ker Extract only four days.
Mr.. Charles owens twenty years Of
age. who resides with his parents at
East Point, Ga, expelled life-sap-
ping tapeworm head and all COM
plcte after taking quaker Extract
only two days and he Is well. after
suffering for years. with what was
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29

OtnCrWisc. IN hIanket IoI1n or sfNtIaI-
ly, it surely seems az if Mississippi's
plan is polite enough, if ever the one
has run in. with the other,
II ID relieves state legislatures
feelings to have newspaper con
slider itself censurcd," why should the
newspaper begrudge the legislature
that satisfaction? Most newspapers
would find themselves able to bear the
attending sorrow with complaccncy, if
not absolute indifference
There have been times when Georgia
statesmen, feeling themselves ag-
grievcd. have arisen in their places and
said some mighty mean and cutting
things about divers and sundry news
papers. Usually, il has taken up much
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29

kidney trouble. badly constipated.
After taking Quaker Extract five
weeks he feels like new man and is
recommending Quaker Extract 10 his
friends.
\ little three ear-old babe. john
ny FrazeT, expelled a monster tape
worm, alive. SO feet. head and all
complete. after taking Quaker EX-
tract twelve DAYS.
Little Jessie Butler, two years old,
expelled several stomach worms
twelve inches in length after taking
only one single dose of Quaker Ex-
tract
MIR. n F. Herder. No. 70 Fowler
street, who is employed as meat cut
ter at the Singleton market on Cone
street, had stomach. liver trouble
badly constipated; had tried MANY
treatments without the least benefit
but after taking Quaker Extract
few days. said, Il feel like a new
man"
Mr.. NJ. II. White, who is a passen-
ger conductor on She Southern rail-
road, was in run down condition
and suffered with stomach and kid
ney troubles: vitality completely
gone: very Respondent which caused
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29

When Moses Wright was commits
stoned Judge by Governor Brown the
other day. the governor presented him
the pen-a new one--with which the
sheepskin was signed.
When the judge was commissioned
solicitor general Of the Rome circuit
by Governor Atkinson in 1896. he was
presented with the pen that signed the
evidence Of his authority; when later
he was commissioned judge by Govern
or Terrell, he again received the pen
commissioning him, and when still later
the judgeship came to him a second
time, he received the third pen in his
collection.
have one pen now for each of my
three girls. Guess | viii quit collecting
these sort of souvenirs from now on, no
matter how many more commissions l
Set!' said the judge after signing the
oath IN the governors presence Mon
day.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29

his poor health, and had tried man
treatments without relief NJ.
using Quaker Extract for five Neeh2,
he says he feels better than io' ~
time in years, and says Quake ~ ~
tract is the best medicine IN '~'
world.
Mrs. l.. p. Moye, East Point. 3D.
suffered for years with cataTrn -
the head. stomach and lower organs,
and female trouble, and after iahli,1
Quaker Extract for four weeks SG-
says she is better than at any Time J"
years.
This is only a few Of the n ia.5
hundreds of people who have cet. nm
to the wonderful benefits LeCE1,
from the wonderful Quaker hA.. a." 49,
The Health Teacher claims ma w.
wonderful Quaker Extract WI! .s.a,
all cases Of stomach, liver, NiuiI y.,
bladder and female troubles
worms. ,,..,,s
Call today at Coursey d 1" en-
drug store, 20 Marietta stree,
these wonderful Quaker Hero 'se,esn
dies. as they always carry
line Of these remedies
We prepay express charges
orders Of $500 or over.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29
Frederick Sellers.

Frederick, the infant son of MI ana
Mrs. W. "A. Sellers, Of 81 West Fourth
street, died last night at the residence
The funeral was held this afternoon at
Pooles undertaking establishment In
lcr'0ent was in Casey's cemetery
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29

When YOU want a reliable medi-
cine for a cough or cold take Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. 1t can
always be depended upon and is
pleasant and safe to take. Fer
sale by all dealers.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-29

Anxious Inquirer writes:
Dear Sidelights:
/ note that the spring politics
crop is to be a failure, that the
peach crop is to be a failure-may
venture to hope that the spring
poetry crop likewise will be fail
ure?
Atlanta. January Is.
Anxious Inquirer" surely may ven
ture, as far as he likes. There is no
quarantine against hope, particularly
when directed toward the failure of the
spring poetry crop.
Because of the extraordinary dill
gence of Georgia's various secretaries
of state, to whose hands the public land
records have been committed, ii is pos
sible in Georgia, as it is not possible in
many states, to make complete alb
stlact of any title from the original
land grant down to the present time
Notwithstanding the fact that the
states capitol has been moved four or
five times, the records still are COM
plete, and in an excellent state of pres
ervation, moreover.
1t seems rather strange. however,
that the various legislatures should be
willing for these priceless documents
and records to go year after year I'M
protected of fire or destroying dust and
insects
1t would not cost very great deal to
provide dust and flreproof cases for the
records-or. better still, it would not
entail an unheard of expense for Geor-
sia to follow Iowa's recent example and
have duplicate and duly authenticated
copies of the records made, and incase
the ancient records in fire and dust
proof cases using the copies for the
purpose OF tracing and abstracting
titles to their fountainhead.
Judge w. f. George. of Vienna. pre-
siding magistrate of the Cordele SUI
perior circuit, has set at rest the ru-
NOR that he will resign shortly by
saying that he will do nothing of the
kind.
The judge has found that his private
business affairs will not interfere with
his judicial duties. as he feared at one
time they might. and there never was
amy other reason why Inc thought of
quitting the bench
The lawyers of his circuit generally
are greatly pleased at his decision. not
only because he is popular and approx
ed as a judge but because they did
not incline at all to nave a contest for
the succession precipitated at this
time.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-09
Te|egramy KraJoWa'
PRYWATNE BANKI.

Washington, 9 grudnia.
NajdotkIiwsze katastrofy W o.
statnich 20 latach EASILY W BAN
kach naleaacych do osob prywat-
nych, w instytucyach prywatnie
prowadzonych. Take sprawozda-
ME wydal wczoraj kontroler BAN
knotow.
R6znica miedzy dlugafni ma
jatkiem byla wiecej razaca niz W
bankach znajdujacych sic pod
kontrola stanowa. ' =.
w ostatnich 20 lataeh bankow
prywatnych upadio W Stanach
Zjednoczonych 763, majatek tych
ze w czasie bankructwa wynosiI
razem $92,151,ooo, diugi $3.50,
215,00O. w Stanowych bankach
dlugi wynosiiy mniej niz 100000,
oO0.
w roku 1913tym szes6 bankow
pod kontrola urzednikow krajo-
wych zostaIo oddanych W rece O.
piekuna sadowego, instytucyi
prywatnych stanowych bylo
40.
w caiych Stanach Zjednoczo-
nych jest obecnie $500 prywat.-
nych bankow. Najwiecej jest ich
" srodkowych stanaeh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-09
TGIegTamy zagraDlCzne'
SPRAWY MEXYKANsKIE.

O4 NAV H4S@A 49,
Mexyk, miasto, 9 grudnia. -
General rewolucyonistow Villa
zajal wczoraj miasto Chihuahua
" tydzien po oproznieniu go
przez federalny oddzial gen. Mar
cado. Zaraz tez zaja} sic Villa IL
lleniem ciezkiej doll miastu ! je-
go mieszkancom i sprowadza L
Juarezu Gale poci2gi zywnoSci
poniewaz Chihuahua byio formal
ME wyglodzone oa Swiata kom-
pletnie odcietc, Villa szybko "a
prowadza W caiem potnocnem
terytoryum wladze rewolucyjne,
ktoredy przechodza jego od--
dzia}y, tam je vita luduost, jako
zapowiedz nowego porzadku
rzeczv: Villa mianuje wszedzie
nowych urzednik0w i sPrezyScie
organizuje kraj. Tymczasem ME
dobitki federalne, korpus 2
Chihuahua i resztki innych od--
iziaI6w rzadowych, wSrod mad
zwyczajnych trudow i glodu do
tariy do Ojinaga, ma Pograniczu /
podobno dis juz znajduja sig
" Praezidio, Tex: sa tam genera
lowie: Marcedo, Orozco, Rojas,
Caraveo i Salazar. ktorzy W ten
sposob nezaszczytny szukaja O.
calenia pred pogromem nieu--
chronna 5miercia, gdyby W rece
Will wpadli, bo ow zaPowiedziai,
re ami jednego Mich zywic ME
bedzie, ale wszystkich Powywie-
sza - jako zdrajcow. Do tego
Smutnego odwrotu generaiow +;
reszty wojsk federalnych przyia-
czyIo sic wiele zamoznych ro-
din mexykahskich resztkami
mienia. Wszystko stwierdza fakt
niezaprzeczony. il W p6lnoCnym
Mexyku faktycznie upadio pano-
wanie Huerty, a rewolucya zapa-
nowaia W caiej peini.
Villa zaprowadza energicz-
ME reformy wazne i dobre: aby
zapobiedz wyzysEowi W Chihua-
hua nakazai, by skiady sprzeda-
waiy towar po zwyczajnej Genie,
ktoby ceny wieksze obFczai, temu
zamkna skiad, towar skonfi-
skuis. Wobec tego, ze W caiym
p6lnocnym Mexyku niema juz
wiekszych i wazniejszych od-
dzialow rzadowych, spodziewa--
ia sic, re powroca tam W niedlu-
GIN czasie stosunki normalne. O.
bliczaja, ze ogo}em schroniio sic
do Stanow Zjednoczonych ra--
zem z gen. Marcedo i innymi ge-
nera}ami rzadowymi, okoio 5000
ludzi, ktorzy ze sQba zabrali oko-
10 ) miiiou6w dolarow mexy-
kanskich.
- Uparcie powtarzaja pogio--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-09
PASTOR OSKARzONY.

Cansas City, Mo-, 9 grudnia. -
Czterech przemyslowcoW i jed
nego pastora sad federalny po--
stawii W stan oskarzenia "a O.
szukancza sprzedaz gruntow W
Stanie Florida.Sad przysiegiych
nadto jeszcze raz W stan oskarze-
MIA postawil oSmiu innych przez-
mysloweow, oskarzonych pred
| dwoma tygodnian1i.
Czionkowie firmy zajmujacej
sic sprzedaza gruntow kuPili
$4,000 ARROW ziemi cd w}adz sta
nowych W dystrykcie Florida E
verglades, W Stanie Florida i zie-
mie te nastepnie sprzedawali po
$65 "a akier. Z powyzszej liczby
ARROW sprzedano razem $4,000
i do kasy wplyneio S125,ooo. .
Rad. wykaza', re ziemi tel
znajdujacej sic W niebezpiecz-
nych moczarach, ME MONA u
prawiac firna oszuka}a tych,
ktorzy ia nabyli. 49,.
Pastorem oskarzonym o udziaf
W oszustwach jest niejaki Albert
Gammage. ...-
THAW PRosI o PoRFczE-
s..- . ME. .,.... .. -~
Concord, N. NJ, 6 grudnia. -
Harry K. Thaw, ktory, stara sic
oprzec extradycyi bedzie prosii
sedziego federalnego o przyjscie
poreczenia. sedzia bedzie te spra-
we przesluchiwai dzisiaj. VIII
liam Traverse Jerome, specyalny
prokurator nowojorski bedzie o.
ponowal. g.. .: ..:r - ~
sWIETo OLA. MARYNARKI,
Washington, 9 grudnia, - Ko-
losalna wiekszoScia giosow W
nizszej izbie kongresu przeszfa
wczoraj W posudnie uchwasa, ma
mocy ktorej prezydent Stanow
Zjednoczonych ma wspoidziaiac
z dowodca marynarki angielskiej
W sprawie przeprowadzenia jed
nego miedzynarodowego swieta
dia marynarki wszystkich
panstw. ... .1-s..-e .-.. -
Niektorzy posiowie chcieli zbic
te rezolucye, ale poprawke ich
ubito ogron1na wiekszoscia glo-
sow. - ~. p.
Demokraci republikanie ko-
mitetu sledczego W sprawie agl-
tacyi Stowarzyszenia Fabrykan-
tow podpisali oskarzenie wniesio-
ne przeciw posiowi McDermot-
towi, kt6rego postepowanie uwa,
zaja "a wielce karygodne. RAPPORT
komitetu Sledczego dzisiaj ma sic
dostac W rece izby nizszej.
ME ZGoDZIL SIE.
Washington, 9 grudnia. =
Prezydent Wilson powiedzial
wczoraj delegacyi sufrazystek,
re W oredziu do kongresu ME "a
mierza wcale prosic posi6w j
fD6koticZeIlie d. str. 7eD, ,s-T
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-09
q FRANCYI.9

Paryz, 9 grudnia. : Francya
otrzynaia tedy nowego premiera
W osobie senatora Doumergue,
Etoremu udalo sic zlozyc mini
steryum nowe, jak nastepuje !:
premier i minister spraw zagra--
nicznych CASTOR Dodmergue
minister spraw wewnetrznych,
Rene Renould;; minister sprawie-
dliwoSci, Rienvenu Martin; mi
mister wojny Joseph J. B. E. No
ulens; minister marynarki Err
nest Monis minister finansow,
Joseph Caillaux; minister oswia-
ty, Rene Viviani; minister pu-
blicznych robot, Ferdinand Da--
vid; minister handlu, Louis ].
Malvy: minister Kolonii, Albert
F. Lebrun !; minister rolnictwa,
Maurice Raynaud; minister pra-
cy, Albert Metin w gabinecie
zasiedli przewaznie radykali
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-12-09
KoMPANIE KoLEJoWE
SToJA TWARDo.
Spisek?

T Kompanie kolejowe. uzywajace
dworca Union, statnowczo 50
przeciwne sprojektowi, ably po 1o
lub IS latach dworzec' ten prze--
niesiono dalej ma poiudnie Cd Ca
nal i Adams III. ME chca pozwo-
lie ma to, aby TAXI projekt wcielo-
no do ordynansu, mad ktorym o.
becnie subkomitet dworcow kole-
jowych pracuje. Ia posunieciem
lest Walter Z. Fisher i inz. B. ].
Arnold, obaj reprezentuiacy ko--
mitet obywatelski.
Kompanie kolejowe przedsta-
via adwokat Robert Redfield. O.
swiadczyl on, re budowa nowego
dworca rozpocznie sic W pol ro-
ku po zakupieniu ostatniej villas.
nosci, a sama budowa ma zajae
3 lata czasu. Ma budowe koleje
pozyeza $4o,ooo,ooo.
Gazety amerykahskie; rozpisu.
ia sic o rzekomem porozumieniur
wedsug ktorego Gala sprawa loka-
cyl nowych dworcow koiejowych
byia z CORY ufozona. przez repre-
zentantow ntiasta j interesowa;
nych ,konpanii kolejowych j ze
gdyby komitet obywatelski j ko-
misya planu chicagoskiego ME
wtracila sic W sama pore, wazne
przywileje byiyby rozdme kol--
JON prawie "a bezcen.
zarruty So podniesione pre-,
civ komitetowi dworc6w kolejo-
wych burn. Harrisonowi, i
zbytnio sprzyjaja kompanioui
kolejowyri.
Przewodniczaeyrn kon1itetu
Jest aid. Geiger. On W porozuniie-
(DokoIicezenie ma str. 7cj).