davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-20
SENSACYINE SLEDZTWO.

A. G. Gutheim, egzaminator
miedzystanowej komisyi handlo-
wei, wczoraj wdrozyi Sledztwo
w sprawe, IL usifowano grozba
oddania kolei Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy" W rece receive
row" Emusic ia do wydania kom-
plementarnych biletow jazdy. w
sprawe te wplatany jest senator
stanowy John T. Denvir, cz}onek
komisyi urzadzeh publicznych Z
Iona legislatury stanowej.
Sledztwo wczoraj rozpoczete
Jest rezultatem dochodzeh prowa
dzonych juz cd roku W Stanie IL
linois w sprawie zarzutow, ze
miano zmuszac koleje do wyda-
wanna bezpiatnej transportacyi
pod grozba zdemaskowania ich
przekroczeh miedzystanowej IL
stawy handlowej ze bilety kom-
plementarne bywaja niew}asci-
vie uzywane.
We wczoraiszych przesluchacd
przed}ozono diva rzekome listy
senatora Denvir'a do Chester NJ.
Davis'a, generalnego doradzcy
kolei burlington, jakotez odpo-
wiedzi Davisa ma te listy. Jeden
Z list6w, majacych bye listami
Denvira, jest pisany ma papierze
nagl6wkiem komisyi urzadzeh
publcznych.
w jednym liScie zawarta jest
proSba komplementarne bilety
iazdy ma kolei Huntington" ma
caIy rok. jProSba jest imienlem
komisyi urzadzeh publicznych.
Davies W swej odpowiedzi odm6-
will tel prosbie. Ma to W druglm
liscie wysiano pod adresem Da-
wes'a grozbe, IL sledztwo bedzle
przez senat stanowy wdrozone W
rzekome przekroczenia praw kra-
iowych, uprawiane przez te koleJ
i re gdy komisya za}atwi sic z
koleja, kolej znajdzie sic W re-
kach ,,receiver'ow".
Senator Denvir twierdzi}, re
nigdy tych listow ME pisa}, ze sa
podrobione, jego nazwisko sfaf-
szowane. Ma dowod tego twier-
dzenia pokaza} podpisy ma swych
,,czekach', jako rozniace sic cd
podpisow ma sensacyjnych listach
Senator Denvir dalej twierdzli,
re giosowai "a bilem W legislatu-
RE skierowanym przeciw Wyda-
waniu przez koleje komplemen--
tarnvch biletow iazdy przypu-
szcza}, re "a to prawdopodobnie
ieden z jego kolegow ma MIN sig
mSci.
Denvir przyznai re otrzymai
komplementarne bilety jazdy cd
kolei Illinois Central, nChica-
go and Eastern Illinois" i Chi
cago and Alton"
Zapowiedziane jest dalsze sle-
dztwo.
z PRocESU WRozBIToW..
Sprawa C. P. Barney Bert
Hatterman CLAM pozyczaja pienia-
DE ma properta. lilo Milwaukee aV.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-20
KROLOWA HISZPANSKA
ZANIEMOGkA.

Paryz, 20 listopada. - Kr6le-
stwo HiszPahscy zatrzymani 20,
stall ma diuzszy czas W Paryzu
dokqd przybyli w drodze swej
do Niemiec Austryi: OTTO kro,
Iowa Wiktorya zaziebiia sic i do,
staIa ataku influenzy, kt0ry ia
zatrzyma w iozku przez dni sze-
reg.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-20
z WLOCH.

Rzyn, 20 listopada. - Ojciec
Sw. Plus X. przyjqi ma audyen-
cyl pielgrzymke mexykahska,
Papiez udzielii pielgrzymom bio
goslawiehstwa i przemowil do
mich, zyczac i'm, by W ich ojczy-
znie nareszcie pokoj nastai.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-20
TGIGgTamy zagraDiGzn6D
SPRAWY MEXYKU.

Mexyk, miasto, 20 listopada.-
Ma wczorajszej pierwszej regu--
larnej sesyi nowego KOngresu
mexykanskiego, obranego W ME
dawno przez Huerte urzadzonej
elekcyi, ME uznanego, jak via
domo przez-rzad Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych, - Huerta przedsta-
viii powody, dla kt0rych ME re-
zygnuje ze stanowiska prowizo-
rycznego prezydenta wbrew napo
rowi zewnatrz; Powiada, ze
chwila jest tax stanowczo, IL wy
maga, by ma czele rzadu byia je-
dnomySlno5c wyraza nadzieje,
ze uda mu sic Pok6j przywrocic.
Oto Gala tresc oredzia, bardzo
krotkiego czysto formalnego {;
W zadne szczegoiy autor jego ME
wchodzi. PodobnO Huerta ME
wiele sobie robi Z pOgrozek a
merykansSich mial sic otwarcie
wyrazic, IL ME wierzy W wyDuch
wojny, poniewaz Stany Zjedn.,
niegdy sic ma MIA ME odwaza !....
Wogole postePOwanie Huerty
Jest nader wyzywajace. - Do
danny, re onegdaj odbyi sic ban
kiet ma czeSc dyplomdtow, akre
dytowych W Mexyku Huerta
sciska} ma MIN posia ameryk. o.
Shaughnessy'ego, oraz wzniosi
toast ma cze5c narodu amerykan-
skiego. ... Wyglada to ma Oczy-
vista ironie.
- Gaia eskadra angielskiej
floty zostaia desygnowana ma
wody mexykanskie ma kt6rych
Jest teraz juz kilkanaScie okre--
tow zagranicznych.
Nogales, 20 listopada. - Kon-
ferencya posia amerykanskiego
Hale'a z Carranza wodzem rewo-
lucyonistow nagle skohczyia sic
Carranza wyjechal do swej ar
mil, by znow stanqc ma jej cze-
le; jake sa istotne przyczyny
tax nagiego zakonczenia ukia--
dow, ME wiadomo: podobno Car
rama ME chciai odpowiedziec ma
szereg waznych kwestyi, przez
Waszyngton postawionych. O.
znacza to W kazdym razie ozie--
bienie sic stosunku Waszyngto-
nu do rewolucyi moze mice wa
zne nastepstwa. Taxi obrot spra-
wy jest nader pOzadany Huerty-
stom, ktorzy Z zadowOleniem po-
dnosza, re nawet rewolucyoni-
Sci o interwencyi zbrojnej Sta
now mic siyszec ME chca, skad
nadzieja, re W razie wybuchu
wojny CarranziSci staneliby pre-
civ Amerykanom.
Vera Cruz, 20 listopada. -
Wyjazd Amerykanow Z Mexyku
ME ustaje: przybywaja tn raz
poraz pociagi przepeinione Anne
rykanami, uchodzacymi wne--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-20
TAFT KRYTYKUJE WILSO-
MA. ..
Nowy York, 20 listopada.

Nowy York, 20 listopada. -
Byiy prezydent Stanow Zjedno-
czonych Taft powiedziai wczoraj
W Brooklynie ma temat Filipin
i w movie swej krytykowai pre-
zydenta Wilsona powodu po-
lityki filipinskiej. Taft powie--
dial, re zna stosunki filipinskie
doskonale i vie, re ogromna
wiekszoSc tego narodu ME jest
wcale przygotowana do niepod--
legloSci, ktora Wilson chce jej
nadac.
PowiedziaI on, re obietnica da-
ma Filipinczykom moze doprowa-
die do bardzo gwaltownych
seen ma Filipinach. Rad amery-
kanski, a raczej Wilson przeko-
ma sic, re narod ten ME jest dol
rza}y bedzie sic staral odwlec
sprawe niepodlegloSci. To moze
sprowadzic niezadowolenie i ma
wet krwawe rozruchy, ktore
trzeba bedzie tlumic przy pomo-
cy wojska. Taftowi ME podoba
sic proponowana zmiana ma mo-
cy ktorej obecni szefowie blur
rzadowych ma Filipinach costa
ma zastapieni przez krajowc6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-20
Z procesu wrozbitow.
Sprawa znajduje sic rekach sedzdw przysiegbch
wydzalu pOwiatOwego. - Obchody 5O-te roczncy mo-
wy gettysburskiej. - ,,Tango' zakazany. -
Projekt Arnolda wywofue opozycye
ze strony koIei u Pennsylvania"

sche'a i James Ryana alias profe>
sora C. T. Crane'a, oskarzonych
o wy}uduzenie cd pani Hope L.
McEldowney $4,000, oddana 20
sta}a sedziom przysiegiym do
rozstrzygniecia wczoraj o godz..
4:5o popoiudniu. Process toczyi
sic przed sedzia Walkerem.
Popoiudniu rozeszia sic poglo-
ska, il kilku uzbrojonych ludzi
kreciio sic kofo sail sadowej. A.
zeby zapobiedz wszelkim ewentu.
alnoSciom, prokurator stanowy
postawif szeSciu uzbrojonych de-
putowanych szeryfa koio drzwi.
Sala sadowa by}a napelniona
pubHcznoscia, przewaznie kobie-
tami.
Po poinocy sedziowie przysie-
gil jeszcze sic naradzali, ME mo-
gao zgodzic sic ma jednoglosny
wyrok.
Wczoraj finalne argumentacye
wyglosili obrohca B. J. Short i
asystent prokuratora, Fleming.
Short znow starai sic wykazac,
re process wrozbitow jest rezulta-
tenn przesladowania politycznego
asystent prokuratora staral sic
ten zarzut osmieszyc.
Wyrok sedziow przysieglych
jest oczekiwany wielka niecier-
pliwoScia.
ATAK MA DROzYZNE.
Alderman James H. Lawley,
przewodniczacy komisyi, zamia-
nowanej przez burmistrza, W ce-
lu zbadania sposobow zblizenia
producentow konsumentow,
zwoiai posiedzenie komisyi ma
jutro popoiudnie dla uiozenia pro
gramu piracy.
Jak wiadomo, jednym glow
nych powodow obecniej panuja-
cej drozyzny, kt6ra to nieustan--
ME sic pogarsza, sa posrednicy
miedzy producentem konsu--
mentem, kt6rzy maja pochlaniac
wieksza Geese dochodow. Propo-
nowane So wiec miejskie targo--
wiska, ma ktorych produkta roll
ne byiyby sprzedawane publicz-
nosci po Genie kosztu.
James O'Leary, byly szuler,
prowadzi takie targowisko W dy-
strykcie rzezalnianym ma miejscu
gdzie ME powiod}o mu sic prowa-
dzic ogrod zabawowy. Podobno
O'Leary bedzie mogf komisyi u
dzielic wiele cennych wskazo-
week, wyjetych wiasnego do
swiadczenia, ktore ma bye zado-
walniajace.
F. A. Becker, czlonek firny
,,Mahaffey Coz, kupcow produk-
tow rolnych, proponuje central
ny targ. w dowod potrzeby ta-
kiego targu przytacza przyklad,
jak przed kilku dniami 8 wago--
now jabiek uleglo zepsuciu, dla-
tego, re zaden ogrosernik' ME
chciai ich zakupic po ofiarowaneJ
Genie $1.Io "a 100 funto@, twier-
dzac, re W takiej Genie ME ma dla
mich zadnego zysku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-20
PRAWO GkOSOWANIA K(
BIET ZAKWESTYO-
NOWANE.

Peoria, ILL.,, 20 listopada. - w
sadzie obwodowym w poWlecle
Tazewell zaatakowano konsty-
tucyjnoSc ustawy, ktora nadaje
kobietom prawo glosu. Dnia 20
pazdziernika przy pomocy ko--
biecych g}osow zdoiano przepro-
wadzic uchwaie moca ktorej po-
what ma wydaG bondy ma $780,
600 ma pobudowanie nowego
gmachu powiatowego. Przeciwni
cy tego projektu powiadaja, ze
prawo nadajace przywilej gioso-
wanna kobietom ME jest konsty-
tucyjne dlatego uchwala o bon
dach ME jest wanna.
Jedenastu obywateli podpisalo
skarge. So to obywatele zamozni'
Sprawa prawdopodobnie zostanie
zaiatwiona bardzo szybko W te
lub W owe strone i pojdzie do
najwyzszego trybuna}u stano--
wego. 1.
ALDERMAN w NoWYM
YORKU.
Nowy York, 20 listopada. -
Bawi tu komitet aldermanow Chi
cagoskich i studyuje kolej pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-20

Wr6zbit dloni: Pahska przyszfosc
Jest bardzo. ciemna.
KHent: Vice coby mi pan polecii?
Wrozbit: Mydlo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-20
Z ROSYI.

Petersburg, 20 listopada. -
Wybuch} tn strajk Igeneralny
robotnikow fabrycznych ca}ej
Rosyi p6lnocnej - powodem ma
bye wydalenie robotnikow pc
wnej fabryki - rzekomo bez do
statecznej przyczyny.
w. ks. Alekxy Miko}ajewicz,
sparalizowany Cd lat kilku, wy
padl, jadqc automobilem, ale
tvlko nieznaczne odniosf uSzko--
dzenia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-20
POSWIECENIE KAMIENIk
WEGIELNEGO.

Washington, 20 listopada. -
Wczoraj odbyio sic tu poSwie
Genie kamienia wegielnego pod
nowicyat Paulistow, kollegium
Sw. Tomasza Z Akwinu. ktore
stanowi Geese uniwersytetu kato-
lickiego w Waszyngtonie. Ka-
mieh wegielny poSwiecii JE. X.
Kardynal Gibbons, a g}6wna
move wygfosii X. Kardynai Far
ley Nowego Yorku. Ma po-
Swieceniu obecni byli Biskupi z
r6znych czeSci Stanow Zjedno--
czonych.
ME CHcA sIE PoDDAc.
Pennington, N. NJ, 19 liStopa-
da.- Me poddamy sic, bedziemy
walczyli do ostatka - tax powie-
dial wczoraj Black Horse, szef
szczepu Indyan Navajo, ktory
wraz ze swymi ludzmi ukryl sic
w gorach i dobrze oszancowal.
Przyszli do niego poslowie in
dyahskiej agencyi tym powie--
dial, ze ME podda sic wcale.
Nawet wiadomoSc o nadciaga-
jacem wojsku ME przestraszyia
szefa. Rad amerykahski poszu--
kuje wSr6d grupy Indyan CITE
rech ziodziei, wielozencow i
zbrodniarzy, ktorzy sic W gorach
skryli. Szczep ten ME chce ich
wydac.
Wojowniczo usposobieni In
dyanie ME chca siuchac urzedni-
kow federalnych pred trzema
tygodniami odbili swych wiez--
niow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-20
Z NIEMIEC.

coburg, 20 listopada. - Po-
twierdza sic wiadomo5c przy--
jezdzie do ksiestwa tego krola
buigarskiego, Ferdynanda; pobyt
zapowiedziano SciSle prywatny.
Berlin, 20 listopada. - Why
ia rosyjskiego premiera W Ber-
inie, Kokowcewa z}aczona jest
Z planem sanacyi finansowych
stosunk6w Turcyi: minister fl,
nansow tureckich bawi rowniel
w Berlinie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-20
z TAPONII.

Yokohama, 20 listopada. - Do
niesiono tn, ze parowiec ,Sado"
dazacy do Seattle, zapalil sic W
drOdZe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-20

Hatterman / CLAM pozyczaja pienia-
DE ma properta. 1110 Milwaukee aV.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-20

tDokonczenie na str. 6-ej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-11-20
Z KANADY.

Halifax, 20 listopada. - Firma
tutejsza dominion Coal Co."
podwyzszyla wszystkim swoim
pracownikom, ME zarabiajacym
po 5000 codziennie, place o 6
procent: podwyzka ia dostala sic
og6lem 10 tysiacom robotnik6w.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
Detroit Baseball Players Threaten to Strike
Claim That Manager Hughey Jennings Is Abusive
By "Bud'' Fisher

The first intimation of any con-
Spiracy was the ridiculous demand
of Ty Cobb for a salary of $4,000
year. Cobb had just finished a
three-year contract at $4,000
When Navin refused 10 listen to
such "hoIdUp" from the Georgian
a number of the Tigers who reside
in this city called upon the presi-
dent. Among the lot were Davy
Jones and Sam Crawford. They
are reported to have told Navin
that they would not pl under
Jennings because the poor showing
of Detroit last year was solely due
to Hughes abuse of his players.
Cobb Case Started Row.
Jennings was very popular with
his men until Ty Cobb got into
trouble. Hugh refused to go out
on strike with his men in Philadel-
phia He put in amateurs against
the Athletics to save the club fran
chisc. Jennings was largely instru-
mental in breaking the strike.
Just why the Tigers with a good
team hit the toboggan last June is
told by Davy Jones, the outfiedeJ,
who was sold to the White SoX.
u was sold because | had in
formed President Navin never
would play under Jennings again.
and was i'm position to back up my
resolve" DaVy said. Il already
have an option on another drug
store. Sam Crawford and half
dozen other Tigers have told Mr..
NaVin the same thing. That is the
secret of Sans holdout. He is in
position to back up his demand. as
well as |. but don't think the 9th
ers are. and | suppose they will
have to cave in.
The slump of the Detroit team
last season was due entirely to
JENNINGS abuse of the players. He
was forever calling us down with
the harShest of words He would
call US for making a play one day
and the next day call us for not
making the same sort of play. all
ways in language that no sclf-re-
specting man will stand.
Isn't Speaking to Manager.
AS a consequence, every player
was sore on him You don't have to
take my word for this Ask Craw-
ford, Bush or any one who ever
played under him. Crawford and |
both told Jennings at a game in
Chicago last fall that he would have
to lay off US or we would knock
him off, and | never spoke to him
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21

afterward. | don't think sam has.
either.
Sam demanded that he be traded
to Chicago or some other club. Ma
vim could not trade him, because he
wanted 100 much money. so Sam
put his figures 50 high that Nayin
Will be forced to trade him. This
talk is not sour grapes on my part.
for | never hesitated. to speak my
mind regarding Jennings.
That was the reason | was on
the bench 50 much last season.
Jennings story that | could not
stand the strain more than two
weeks at time was rot He did
not play me because | did not have
10 stand for the sort Of names he
called me, and would not.
Baseball players nowadays are
men of self-respect, many Of them
college men OF high refinement and
education, and they will not submit
to the SOFT of roush-neck treatment
that was in vogue when Jennings
broke into the game.
THAT is the whole secret Of the
Tigers rank failure last year. and
that will be the cause of a worse
showing next season. They will be
extremely lucky to finish higher
IMAM seventh, because the players
with the exception of Cobb, all hate
Jennings, and won't do thei. best
for him. New York will beat them
out, suIc."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
JAKE ABELS ENTRY
INTO GAME ACCIDENT

T AXE ABEL, the nifty little
lightweight who scraps Knock
~ out Brown at the Atlanta Au-
dltorium-Armory Friday night has
had varied and remarkable ca
reer since he entered the ring,
slightly less than three years ago.
Not yet the proud possessor of a
title, the little Chattanoogan has
met some of the best of them over
the short distance. and the few who
have secured decisions over him
have been rated at some time or
other as dangerous contenderS for
the lightweight crown.
Abcls entry into the profession
was purely accidental. In his home
town of Chattanooga there lived
another boy about his same age
Jack Dougherty by name. Both
liked to use the gloves. and a keen
rivalry developed between them. 1t
finally grew to the point where they
had to decide which was the best
and they decided to sign for pre-
..''.'"'' al one OF the local matches
anu "E"' II out
No'' was gwen the INST decision,
nus "orN oelns SO much faster than
,'' "'le' o"\ mat tn" promoters
oe''o'o 'heN mad made find.
NIleI several more preliminary
l"7I'oeS' Noel was matched against
DouS"e'N again the latter pro
.'N''ns ll'a' ne was not in condition
''' '"g nrst hsht,
Ne'erees DECISION Bad.
OF some reason best known to
.eIe'ee' p"uSherty was given the
decision at the second meeting, al
,n"uSh the tans present protested
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
BFownAbe Bout on Friday Puts New Life Manly Game
ADAlR PROPOSES LOCAL BOXING COMMISSION

done to give the affair military
angle, The ushering. the policing
of the building and all the affairs
viii be in the hands of Atlanta's
citizen soldiers
Physician to Examine Men.
Every boxer will be forced to I'M
ueIgo thorough examination be
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21

fore he enters the ring Dr. Louis
c. RoushIin. one of Atlanta's most
prominent physicians, has been Sc
cured to take the measurements of
and examine the men. If he finds
any one OF them not in top-notch
condition they wiz not be allowed
to go on.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
THE GEORGIAN WILL
PUBLISH A SERIES ON
"MEN WHO WENT UP",

The Georgian begins today a Sc Z
rtcs Of -four articles. written by Z
Percy II. Whiting, on the players Z
sent up by the Southern league 4
, last fall and on their chances of 4
> remaining in the major leagues.
The southern has furnished SO Z
many sensational big league stars 4
, that the fans Of the Dixie circuit q
, always follow with interest the Z
doings Of the eX-Southeln Ieaguers 4
in the big show" 4
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
MOHR eESTS JOHNSON

NEW YORK, Jan. .21.-JohnnN MoT
the local lightweight added to his Ions
string of victories last night by defeat.
ing Leo Johnson in fast tcn-rouno
bout.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21

fui VIII ne
r HE southern league sent -
players to the big leagues las;
tail In this number there were
some 'covcr-ups" For instance.
Washington "protecjod' Aeler FOR
Atlanta. cleveland covered up
HendrNN for New Orleans
Then q number of players were
taken over by major league clubs
for one reason or another ana then
passed on to other minor leagues
some after trial, others without
any
For one Roy Moran was given a
brief trial by Washington and sent
on To Sacramento.
Cleveland took NageIson Off
Charley Franks hands and turned
him over to New Haven.
Wants was secured by Chicago
from Birmingham and turned over
20 New Orleans.
Long was returned by Mobile to
Washington and handed back 10y
the Senators to Atlanta.
- Williams, the Montgomery out
fielder was turned back again, even
If he was a tremendous hitter
James, the outielder turned over
by Nashville to Brooklyn, will be
back with Nashville this year.
Weaver vino was rarmed out ut
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-21
FOREIGN PLAYERS BARRED.

NEW YORK. Jan. Pit WAS decided
at meeting of amateur billiard play
"rs that hereafter no foreigners be per
united to compete in the American
baIk line championships
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS

State of Indiana, Wayne County. IS:
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Commissioners of said coun-
the construction of the Horace Miller
Bridge, a steel structure, span IS feet,
with concrete floor, situated in New
Garden Township one-half mile north
east of Fountain City; a Concrete
Arch over Paddy's Run. span IL feet,
roadway "a feet, in the town of Gen.
terville; the Veal Bridge in Perry
Township southeast of Economy, a
concrete arch. span 30 feet; and the
span 40 feet in Dalton Township,
roadway Is feet
Bids will be received until IL o'clock
A NJ. of Saturday. July 18th. 1913 for
the completion If said work in accord
ance with the plans and specifications
In the office of the county auditor
Bids must be submitted on blanks
designated by the State. which may be
procured of the Auditor.
Each bid shall be accompanied by q
personal or surety bond in a sum equal
to the amount of the bid, and in all
respects conform with the law govern
ing such matters.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
BY order of the Board of Commits
sioners Of Wayne County.
l. s. Bowman,
Auditor Wayne County.
July Is
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at a picnic supper, Saturday evening
at Jackson Park, the company going
on the 4:39 car. Notwithstanding the
shower, the occasion was most enjoy
able, the supper. which consisted OF
both the substantials and the delica-
cies Of the season was spread under
the friendly shelter OF the pavilion,
while the savory corfee made in true
gypsy fashion, whetted the appetites.
After pleasant social hour,
many regrets at their departure, as
we'll as with good wishes for the sue
cess OF Mr.. and Mrs. White in the
new home were expressed.
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PARTY FOR WHITES
Leave Cambridge City For
Indianapolis.
Palladium Specially

CAMBRIDGE CITY, July S.-As a
courtesy to Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. White,
wno departed Sunday evening for In
dianapolis, in which city they expect
to hake their home, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
H Zehring, entertained a few friends
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LOST

box with coupons in.
81 reward IL returned to Ice Co. Is
s. 9th. 7-St
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08

wheat in the county $4,000 bushels
of the grain will be reaped. The aver
age yield per acre is about Is bushels,
but with the estimated yield this sea-
son comes an increase OF bushels,
or an average of 20 bushels.
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observation-disclosures containing two SIS
bills. Return to Palladium. Reward.
sit
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
MEETS TONIGHT
Palladium Specially

II optCldIJ
MILTON, Ind, July 8.-The prayer
meeting at the Methodist church will
be held Tuesday evening instead of
the regular meeting night, because of
the Passion play lecture, Thursday
evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08
WHEAT CROP LARGE
Fifteen Bushels An Acre Is
the Average.
Palladium Specially

EATON, o., July 8.-A wheat crop
estimated the largest known is being
harvested by Preble county farmers.
/. M. Biddinger, prominent farmer,
I.ear Eaton, who is annually engaged
by the State in farmer institute work,
estimates that from 10000 acres of
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LOST-A child's straw hat on Main
street or in Glen Miller. Return to
lot S. W. End. sit
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-07-08

WANTED-Competent cook. Tel 2163.
WANTED-Laundry woman at West
colt hotel 19-tf
WANTED-Several single men TO
work on farm. Phone 41o5. If
FOR PASTURE call .. E. FnlghLrn
Phone 5122-A. eff
GET YOUR lawn mower sharpened
Screen doors and Windows made and
repaired, gasoline stoves cleaned,
new and secondhand bicycles. pic
lures framed. baby cabs retired. We
repair everything. Work called fo-
and delivered Brown Darneu Co,
1920 Main
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WANTED-Old feather beds Cash
paid. Call Ohio Feather Co Phone
PALS SIT