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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-22
Fire Insurance Office over Post
Office. ]. Clifton Mock.

Fire Insurance Office over Post
Office. J. Clifton Mock.
Hogs wanted-l75 lbs. and under.
l.. Sturgis, Snow Hill, Md Phone 1882.
will sell at public auction this Sat
urday afternoon on the streets of Snow
Hill. good grey horse. Frank Evans.
{. +. Hill, auctioneer.
Wanted-A practical mill man and
. sawyer to cut Two Million feet of tim
Der. For full particulars address Grant
Sexton. Salisbury, Maryland.
For sale. From two to three hun
dred cords of seasoned swamp wood.
Will sell by the cord, or in stove lengths
Call phone No. IS. or apply to II. ii.
Payne, Snow Hill, Md.
DIR Sledge. the eye specialist, will
De at DR.. Franklin's drugstore, Berlin.
Thursday morning. Dee. ith, and at
Or. Paul Jones drugstore. Snow Hill,
Friday morning, Dec. 9Th.
For Rent at Stockton, Md. Dwell
ing, consisting of nine 90 rooms. and
store attached. Good business stand.
Been used for years for millinery. APP.
ply to M. B. Paradis, Stockton. Md.
If you do not receive one of our
handsome catalogues of diamonds. jew
elry, watches, and silverware. drop
US a postal and we will gladly send you
one. ]. W. Vincent. Snow Hill, Md.
i have a new handsome Overland
Touring Car, and will be glad to have
the patronage of the public. Passen-
ger conveyed TO any part of the county
az reasonable rates. Ii you want to
take an auto trip call me up at Calvert
Hotel. and you will get prompt service.
G. Parker Smith.
For sale An up-tc ate Laundry
plant. consisting of 60 II. 7. Boiler. 20
H. p. Engine. 3 washing plant wheels,
Mangle. latest collar machines, new
starcher. body. and other machines.
pulleys. etc. Everything essential to
an up-to-date laundry. Price, $1,000
Address. Laundry. Care of Messenger.
Snow Hill, Md.
p. ID. Cottingham Il Co. are dis
playing their Christmas goods. among
which are many novelties and attractive
staple goods. Their line is being con-
stantly increased. and with the arrival
every day of new goods the opportunity
is afforded to all our customers to Sc
cure their holiday gifts before the rush
OF Christmas II will pay you to see
eur goods, and to shop early. Z. ID.
Cottingham 4 Co.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-22
New Jail for Salisbury.

At a meeting of the County Commits
sioners of Wicomieo County last Satur-
day, Commissioners Ward and White.
and County Treasurer Cannon submitted
a report and specifications Of b. +.
Smith. of Washington, ID. C.. in con.
nection with the erection of new jail
and residence for the sheriff. which was
favorably received. and the committee
was ordered to advertise for bids for
the new buildings.
II is proposed to erect new brick
building of eight rooms, two stories, for
the sheriff house. between the present
Jail and the proposed Main Street, eX-
tended. The present Jail will be con
structed on sanitary lines, and both
first and second floors will be used for
Gagged cells of steel. The estimated
cost of improvements will be in the
neighborhood of sls.00O.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-22
Britiingham-BedSwOrth

MIR. William c Bedsworth. of Snow
Hill, and Miss Esther Birmingham. Of
Salisbury, were quietly married on We'd
nesday evening of last week. The
marriage ceremony was performed by
Rev 7. NJ Beale, pastor of Wicomico
Presbyterian Church. in the presence Of
a few friends and relatives. The bride
wore travelling suit of brown cloth.
with hat and gloves to match The bride
and groom left Salisbury on the early
train Thursday morning for Baltimore
and other cities. where their honeymoon
will be spent. On their return Mr.. and
Mrs. Bedsworth will reside in Salisbury.
where the groom is employed by the
u. c. &. A. Railroad.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-22
Berlin.

One OF the editors of the Messenger
will be at the Atlantic Hotel. Berlin.
next Saturday afternoon, November
Goth. for the purpose Of collecting sub
scriptions. Please meet him there If
you owe for your paper.
Calvin Birmingham. who has posi-
ton in Wilmington. spent this week
home with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Cyrus Birmingham.
Mrs. +. NJ. Holland and son. Edward.
spent this week in Philadelphia with
relatives.
DR.. Thomas V. Hammond, of Wash
ington, d. c., is here for ten days
cunning trip. and vacation.
Mr.. Guy K. Ayres and bride are at
home after their honeymoon trip. Miss
Mary Dale, of Whaleyville. sister of the
bride, has been their guest this week.
Mr.. Charles West and family, Of VIII
mington, have been visiting relatives
in and around town this week.
Mrs. r. l.. Powell was called TO Scran-
ton, Pa, last Monday to be at the bed
side Of her mother, who is very i'll.
Mrs. S. X. Marshall went TO Balti-
more this week to consult specialist,
and to visit her husband, who is work
ing there.
Miss Mary Tingle. Of Townsend. Va,
who has been visiting her brother and
sister here, returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis left last Monday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Mel
win. in Delmar.
Miss Carolyn Hargis, of Snow Hill.
has been the guest this week of Mrs.
Franklin Upshur.
Miss Louise Holloway, who has been
spending several months with her sis
ter. Mrs. James Sneeden. in Philadel-
phia, has returned home.
The subject of the Christian Endcavor
meeting at the Presbyterian Church
last Sunday evening was. Temper
ance . Leader, Mr.. James Mock.
Stereopticon views were shown, and the
meeting was very interesting and in
structiye.
Mrs. A. II. Collins went to Millsbors
Thursday to attend the funeral OF her
cousin. Mr. Z. A. Phillips.
Mrs. Nicholas Watkins. who has bees
spending the past two weeks wita
friends in town. returned to Malvern
Farm last Tuesday.
Mr. Powell Pattey made a business
trip to Stockton Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Vickers, Of Georgetown.
has been the guest this week of DR..
and Mrs. Ebe Holland. MIR. Vlckers is
expected to join her here to-day.
Mr.. Karl Lehman. Of Denver. Col
orado, Field Secretary of the United
Society of Christian Endeavor, will
speak at the Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday evening, November 26. at
half past seven o'clock. Mr. Lehman
is man with a message, dynamo OF
enthusiasm. eloquence, and spiritual
power Every one. both old and young.
cordially invited to hear him.
A united Thanksgiving service will
be held in the NJ 4 Church Thurs day
morning at half past ten O'Clock.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-22
Rates Memorial NJ. P. Church

Extensive improvements ere being
made To the basement II IA. church at
"A cost of $500. When finished it will
meet all the needs of an up-to-date
social hall Next Tuesday afternoon and
evening Karl Lehman. Field Secretary
of the international Union OF Christian
Endeavor. will conduct services at the
church in the interest of the young peo-
pies work MIR. Lehman is a great
leader and speaker. The community,
especially the young people. are invit-
ed 10 hear him.
The ladies' of Bates Memorial NJ.
p. Church will give supper in the base
ment Of the church on Friday and Sat
urday evenings. November 2lst and 22d,
beginning at 30 o'clock. Chicken
salad. oysters. ice cream, etc. will be
served. and the public is invited to at
tend.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-22
LOCALS.
Mrs. William d. Corddry is visiting
il Philadelphia.

Mrs William d. Corddry is visiting
i. Philadelphia.
Mr.. b. J. Esham has been quite i'll
this week with pleurisy.
Miss Carolyn Hargis has been visit
irg Mrs. Franklin Upshur in Berlin this
week.
Mrs. Herbert Trucksess. of phila-
selph'a. is the guest of Mrs. I. Howard
Collins.
A stock company is being organized
ia Elkton to build mill for new
hosiery plant.
Next Thursday will be Thanksgv-
ing Day. As this is legal holiday all
Banks will be closed.
- Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Wisehart. of
Philadelphia. are here on a visit to their
son, DR. +. +. Wisehart.
Mrs Lawrence Hastings left Tues
say for Baltimore. where she will spend
some time with friends and relatives.
Miss Margie Merritt, of near Pub
lie Landing. spent several days of last
week as the guest Of the Misses Hargis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stevens, of
Cape Charles. were the guests of his
niece, Mrs j. Edward Duer, last Sun
day.
Subscribers are requested to call at
The Messenger Office and pay their sub
scriptions, or TO send the amount by
mail.
MIR. s. p. Lang. Of near Greenback-
vile, was in Snow Hill Tuesday. While
here he paid call at the Messenger
sfice.
For threatening to shoot his father.
Richard Jones. Of Salisbury. has been
sentenced to three years in the House of
Correction.
George S Payne, Esq and daugh-
tiers. the Misses Winifred and Nellie
Payne. have been spending this week
in Baltimore.
Mr. G. Edwin Coulbourn. of Cape
Charles. visited his father. Mr. George
w. Coulbourn. and sister, Miss Molie
Coubourn. this week.
MIR. Silas ID. Jarman. of Philadel-
phia, spent few days of this week
with his mother. Mrs. Benjamin Bias
sett. of near lronshire.
Mrs. Charles S. Timmons and little
Slaughter. Ernestine returned home
Saturday from a visit to her grand
nother in Cape Charles.
Many of our citizens went rabbit
hunting last Saturday. the first day of
the season AS high as ten rabbits were
killed by some of our sportsmen.
S. p. Woodcock & Co. have on ex-
hibi,ion at their Delmar office samples
Of cotton grown on one of the Wood
cock farms in Wicomico County.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held in the Presbyterian Church next
Thursday morning at IL o'clock. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. j. w.
Easley Of the NJ. +. Church. The people
Of the town are cordially invited to at
tend this service.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-22
Stars in Old Glory.

A new arrangement OF stars in the
American flag has been accepted by the
War Department. The design is some
thing on the order of the Union Jack.
and is so placed as to give more room
on the blue field for the additional States
which come into the Union.
In the center is large five-pointed
star, composed Of - stars. represent
ing the II original States. About this
design is a circle of stars. representing
the remaining 80 States.
A miniature flag with the new star
arrangement has been presented to Pres
ident Wilson by Wayne Whipple, of
Washington, for his approval.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-22
Law of the Road.

Now that automobiles are so nur
Gus, it is getting to be very impo
that all users of the road should
and observe the rules in order
vent accidents
There are very few cases il
there is room for complaint VIII
cies meet as every one tur
right. but when an auto oy
horse drawn vehicle there
tell which way the latter
for about as many turn +
10 the left.
All vehicles should tur
hand side except those
and pass another. in w
which is passing the
around 10 the left.
Observance Of the
ing and decreases
dent. and in case
the blame on the
vents his SUNG
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-22
All HaIIOwS Parish Church

Nov. q. Sunday next before Advent.
Celebration of Holy Communion at Z. 30
a. m. Mathis and Litany with Sermon
at 1880. Topic. Profanity" Even
song and Sermon at 30. y. m. Topic,
Christ. or WHAT" Thursday. Nov.
q. Thanksgiving Day. Holy Commun-
ion at 100. a. m. Mathis and Address
at 1890.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1913-11-22

f@Obituary Notices. In Memoriam.
and Resolutions Of Respect are charged
for at s cents line. Obituary poetry
will not be published in this paper.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-26

land, nasyp kolejowy zostaf
przerwany czesc miasta zostala
zalana do g}ebokosci, Is stop.
w Stanie Indiana.
200 do 400 osob ginic w Peru.
Indianapolis, 26 marca. : w
calym Stanie Indiana wylaly re
XII, powodujace smierc 200 do 400
osob, pozbawiajac 100000 osob
dachow mad glowa wyrzadzajac
ogromnq szkode, ktora obliczaja
Ma 20 milionow dolarow. .., .~
Najwiecej osob zgineio W Peru
ii. cd 200 do 400. w innych miej-
scowosciach Stanu Indiana zgi-
nelo razem kilkanascie osob.
White River i inne stru,nyki,
piynace przcz mlasto lndianapo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-26
TeIsgramy KTajOWs.
Wylewy rick w Ohio. Dayton
zalane do giebokoSci 20

Dayton, Ohio, ?6 marca. -
MiaSto Dayton wczoraj wieczo-
rem przcdstawialo widok rwaccj
rzcki. try mile Szcrokiej, - pol
torcj mill po obu strunach ulicy
Main, gl0wnej artery miasta. Cd
1000 do 5000 ludzi zginelo po-
wodu wylewu rzeki Miami, mad
ktt.fq-Baytou jest poiozone. Przy
snebiepie panuje pewszeeiaae.
Hotel Algoquin, jeden Z glow
nych hotelow miasta, zalany do
wy$okoSci trzeciego pietra (wla-
$ciwic drugiego, jezeli nic liczy
sic parteru). Budynki W Srodmie-
sciu ponad trzeciem pietrem -
wiki biurowe. hotele i inne
ymachv - Sa schroniSkami ofiar
powodzi.
Pewien budyuck szkolny, W
kt0rym mialo znajdowac sic 400
dzieci, stoi kompletnie pod woda.
Panuie og0lne przekonanie, IL O.
We 400 dzieci znalalzy Smierc w
nurtach zywiolu.
Most ia rzece Miami zostal
zmyty przez rozhukanQ rzeEe. po-
wodujac Smierc w nurtach die
Siatek os0b. ktore ma moscie szu-
kaly schronienia.
Stany Ohio Indiana dotknie-
te najpowazniej.
Stanv Ohio i Indiana zostaly
wczoraj nawiedzone powodzla,
wp7oSt przechodzaca wSzelkie lu-
dixie poiecia. Druty sa pozrywa-
ne ! srodki komunikacyi prawie
doszczetnie zrujnowane. Jedna-
kowoz to co sic zdoiaio przedo-
stat z obszaru dotknietego, do
wodzi. re zniszczenie spowodo-
wane rozhukana woda prawdopo-
dobnie okaze sic jeszcze gorszem
Do dokladnem Sprawdzeniu stanu
rzeczy.
Miasta Sa zalane i wSzelIa ko-
munikacva koleiowa. tax parowa
iak i clcktryczna, zerwana; dru-
tv pozrvwane. Tylko til i owdzie
ocalas jeden drut, przez ktory te-
1efonicznie fakta o okropnem spu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-26

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy 6-teD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-26
Tysiace os6b gns Dayton, Hamilton, Hqua Peru Strata
masyana Ogumna. Waska komunikaCJa spaTaIzoWana
Setki tysiscy powodzian bez dachu
mad glowa.
Omaha po trabie powietrznej.
ZWaszyngtonu. - Ze stoicy stanowej - ByH guberna-
tor Stanu Georgia ME zye.
Omaha po trabie powietrznej.
SasIny do Adryanopo Upadk wierdzy kwesta ku
godzn Skutar dla Abani. - Czarnog6ra usapia Ausry.
PropOzycye pokou Walk W Mexyku. Z Augii - Chin

SlOSZelllu ZuOidty pTZCSldknaC 40
Swiata zewnetrznego. W Dayton
przynajmniej 5000 ludzi zginelo !;
W Hamilton przynajmniej 1000;
W Peru, Ind. Cd 200 do 400; W Pi-
qua JIG; W Middleton, Is; w Sy-
dney 80; w Delaware 2j.
Rezerwoar rozerwany w
Dayton.
W Dayton Gale SrodmieScie, ia
ko tez dzielnica poinocna i "a
chodnia byly wczeSniej zanurzo-
ne. Prawdopodobnie pod wieczor
i -poIudniowa dzielnica byia TAX
ze komplenia zalana, gdyz
zadna czesc miasta ME Jest zbyt
wysoko poiozona. ~
Rozszalale prady pedza ulicami
miasta, unoszac bclki, cia}a, a ma
wet domy Gale do glownego
pradu rzeki, a wreszcie do rzeki
Ohio.
Groze powiekSzaja liczne poza-
~, ktore ME MONA zagasic gdyz
ME MONA ich dosiegnac.
Obawiaja sic, re szpital sw FL
zbiety zosta} zmyty re 600 pacy-
entami.
Do giownej stacyi telefonicznej
w mieScie nadchodzily wolania o
pomoc W tax wielkiej liczbie, re
zapas bateryi, wyczerpa} sic.
Opisy powodzi przedostaly SIG
telefonicznie Z gl0wnej stacyi W
Dayton, ktora, podobnie do in
nych budynkow W SrodmieSciu,
wyglada jak wySpa, otoczona wo-
kolo rwacemi wodami.
Gubernator Cox stara{ sic "a
prowadzit komunikacye kolejo-
wa. koleje bowiem kompletnie
zaprzestaly kursowania pocia-
gov. Cub. Cox zada, azeby pocia-
gi ratunkowe wziely udzial w "a
kcyi ratunkowej i staraly sic do
stac do miasta, jak MONA najbli-
zej.
Bezdomnych jest tysiace.
Istnieje Ottawa, re fatalny los
spotkal dom dla starych zolnie-
rzy w p6inocno zachodniej dziel
nicy miasta. Komunikacya telefo-
niczna jest zerwana. wiec ME ma
stamtqd zadnych wiadomosci.
Wylew nastapii nadzwyczaj-
ma szybkoscia, tax re wielu ME
zdazyio sic uratowac.
w Miami i Chillicothe takze
rzeki wylaly i wielkie szkodj Ey
rzadzily.
Mieszkancom, izolowanym w
Dayton ma wyzszych pietrach bu-
dynkow grozi gi6d,W srodmiesciu
znajduje sic wielu mezczyzn, kto-
rzy ME zdolali wrocic do swych
domow. Ma dachach wielu rezy-
dencyi So bezradne kobiety i die
ci, wyczekujace ratunku.
Rezerwoar ,,Tarleton", ktory
dostarcza miastn wode do picia,
zostai rozerwany. Lekarze z tego
powodu obawiaja sic rozszerzenia
tyfusu, gdyz braku innej mie-
szkaicy sa zmuszeni uzywaG wo-
DIV rzeki.
10000 osob w Dayton zostafo
pozbawionych dachu mad giowa.
5 puciagi przybyiy Xenia ze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-26

lis, zostaly zamienione w rozhuka-
ne potoki, wszystko w drodze IL
.noszace.
w poludnie tramwaje' uliczne
przestaly kursowac. Niektore mo-
sty So niebezpieczne, gdyz woda
przez ME przeplywa. Hotele ira
bite sa ludzmi, ktorzy ME moga
dostac sic do swych domow.
Tama wzdluz rzeki White Ri
yer przy Morris ulicy zosta}a
przerwana wczoraj wieczorem.
Setki domow zostaly zalane. Od
1000 do 1000 osob powiekszy}o
masy bezdomnych. --
Miasto jest pograzone w ciem-
nosciach egipskich. Woda zalala
ogniska w suterenach, a tempe
ratura wciaz spada. -
- Most ma Capitol ave, ukonczo-
ny ostatniej jesieni, .bedzie praw-
dopodobnie wysadzony dynami-
tenn w powietrze. Szko}y zam-
knieto. Wielkie sklady departa-
mentowe takze sa zankniete. .Wo-
COLE caly ruch handlowy jest
zawieszony.
w innych niastach. -.
w calym Stanie Indiana koleje
tax parowe jak i elektryczne. So
bezradne i zaprzestaiy regular
nego kursowania pociagow. Vie
lie miast jest bez protekcyi cd po-
zarow i bez swiatla.
w caiym Stanie strumienie nie-
spodziewanie szybko wezbraly.W
niedziele wielkanocna by}y to So
bic po wiekszej czesci niepokazne
strumyki, w "A godzinach we
zbraly do wielkoSci rozhukanych
potokow.
Biuro meteorologiczne przepo-
wiada, re bedzie deszcz i zim-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-26
KOLEJE SPARAL|zOWANE.
Niema poeag6W noWoOsNch ma peWnych koeach pOWodze
dw0Ch SdnaCh przeTway komunkacye.
Termin nieograniczony.
Czwarty cz}onek handy skazany Ia wiezienie.
p}acz matki i si6str ME pomaga.
M0rderStwo.
Naprawiacz maszyn do szycla glnle
cd kul rewolwerowych.
AresZtuja OsZust6W.
Komisarz Czarnecki powoiuje do odpowiedzalnosci
wszystkich wlascicel tanich hoteGkow
MorderStWO.
Aresztuja osZust6W.
Komisarz Czarnecki powoluje do odpowiedziaInOsci
wszystkich wlascicieli tanich hoteikdw.

czcmpredzcj do przytuIku niemo-
what Sw. WinccnteSu zaczcto
pUsZukiwac rudzic0w dziecka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-26
Postrzelony w k}otni.

Fred {. Cam. lat "a. eSent
maszyn do szycia, zamieszkaly
pnr. o345 Washington ave-, 70
stall Smiertelnie postrzelony wczo
wczoraj rano W kiotni T. nieja-
kim Luther Z. Sweeney, licza-
Gym lat Is, zam. pnr. 1882 Yale
ave. Cam umarl W szpitalu W
Pullman o godzinie 2giej Z
dwoch ran zadanych mu przez
Sweeneyego.
Cam mial przed dwoma dnia-
mi bye w mieszkaniu Sweeneye-
60 i tam mial ublizyc zonie Swee-
neyego. Wczoraj rano Cam ma
prawia1 maszyne w mleszkanlu
D. Worden tam zona Sweeneye-
60 przyszIa. Kobieta, dowiedzia-
wszy sic. ze Cam chwilowo
przebywa w mieSzkaniu Wor-
denow pos}aia dziewczynke po
swego meza. MAJ nadszedf Z re-
wolwerem W reku po krotklel
kfotni strzelil diva ray do Can
ma. Cam pozostawia zone i troje
dzieci. \
Niemowle podrzucone W sk}a-
die. ..i
Niemowle liczace zaledwie mie
siqc, znaleziono wczoraj ia trze-
ciem pietrze W skiadzie Marshall
Fielda. Dziecko to podrzucono.
Obok dziecka ma Iawce costa
wiono dwie paczki zawierajacc
sporo ubrafi acknowledged. I u
bran tych poznac bylo MONA, re
dziecko pochodzi z zamoznej ro-
dziny. Znaleziono takze kartke Z
napisem: William Samborn, q
dobrych rodzicow, urodzony 2S
lutego, 1913 roku.
Dziecko byio ciepio i bardzq,
starannie ubrane. Zabrano je.
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zywnoscia, lecz ME MONA jej ro-
zdac.
Deszcz wciaz leje.Wody wciaz
sic podnosza.
Usilowano dynamitem wysa-
dzic most kolejowy Union lecz
daremnie.
1000 osob ginie w Hamilton.
Cincinnati, 26 marca. = Otrzy-
mano tn depesze Z Photenon, o.
piewajaca, IL W Hamilton rezer-
woar zostal rozerwany wczoraJ
wieczorem o godz. $40 re 1000
osob zginelo
w Cleves, 7 mil nizej Cleve-'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-26

what SW. WHCCntcSO IacZGtO
poszukiwac rUdzic0W dzieCka.
Uznany winnyn.
Frank MclirIanc. jcden Z ban
dyt6w ACKNOWLEDGMENT. zostaf
uznany winnym dopuszczcnia sic
licznych rabunk0w. Sad przysie-
giych przed sedziq Kcrstenem o.
bradowa} zaledwic 80 minut mad
losem handyty postanowiI 60
posiat do szkoiy poprawczcj W
Pontiac dlatego, zc McErlane ME
jest pe}noletnim. Pc dojsciu do
peinoletnoSci McErlane zostanic
przeniesiony do wiezienia stano-
wego W Joliet tam odsiuzy kare
nieograniczonq Sedziowie przy-t
siesli ME ograniczyli lie lat Nc
Erlane ma siedziec W wiezieniu.
Wyrok brzmi: cd rOku do doZy-
wotnej kary.
McErlane zostai uznany win
nym obrabowania Williama Nc
Donough w ostatnie Boze Naro-
dzenie. Obrabowany wczoraj po-
wiedzia} sedziom przysieglym,
jak McErlane zabral mu zegarek
i $50 pod oslona rewolweru.
Matka siostry miodego zbro-
dniarza darcmnic biagaly Sc
dzi6w przysiegIych, by mieli Ii
to:& ma niepelnoletnim Place mic
ME pom6gl. dIa przykladu innych
McErlane zostaf bardzo surowo
ukarany.
Wczoraj Charles CONWAY,
morderca Zofii Singer zostaI ska
zany ma dozywotnie wiezienie a
lego zona ma II lat wiezienla
karnego.
W piatek rozpocznie sic process
Franka Madii. czlowieka, ktory
rzekomo kupowal rzeczy skra-
dzione przez bandytow automo--
bilowych.
Strajk krawcow.
Cztery tysiace robotnik6w kra-
wieckich, pracujacych W zakia-
dach Hart. Schaffner and Marx
Clothing Company pOStanowlio
zastraj ajkowac dnia Igo kwietnla'
jeSli pracodawcy' ME zgodza sic
ma zawarcie nowego kontraktu.
Krawcv urzadzili wczoraj gloso-
wanie mad tenn. czy ma nastaplc
chwilowe ,.zawieszenie broni
lub tez czy sic ma kwestye po-
stawic ma ostrzu miecza. .,Zawie-
szenie broni" zostalo stanowczo
odrzuconc.
Robotnicy krawieccy oddawna
upominali sic o skrocenie godzin
piracy do 50 ma tydzien, upomlna-
Ii sic oni takze inne ustepstwa,
ale daremnie. Zarzad g}owny u
Mi robotnikow krawieckich prze-
prowadzi} uchwa}e ma mocy kto-
rel robotnicy mieli pracowac ma
starych warunkach do dnia 1890
maja. Do tego czasu pracodawcy
mieli zalatwic caiy spor pokojo-
wo. Uchwaia zarzadu glownego
ME podobaia sic czlonkom /
wczoraj W giosowaniu zostaia
pobita. Ia wnioskiem, by praco-
wano ma starych warunkach pa
dlo 275 gios6w. a "a zazadanlem
(Dokoiiczenie ma stronicy 6-teD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-26

Jszeli potrzebujecie pieniedzy ma
budowe albo ma splacenie Starej hy-
poteki idzeie do Hatterman ! Glanz,
1110 Milwaukee ave-. DO takowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-03-26

(Dokohczenie ma str. 6-ej).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-20
Nor,na al GoYernment

The human family IL subject to
fIfty principal forms Of government.