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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-30

fed free OF all cost.
The United Sons of Veterans will
hold their reunion at the same place,
May 27-29. They will bring with them
the usual bevy of beautiful Southern
women, as sponsors, maids of honor
and chaperones, all Of whom will be
laVishly entertained by the citizens of
Chattanooga.
Enthusiasm and interest never ran
SO high in the South over the annual
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-30
mauga and Mission Ridge. will be til.

HauBH anu WIsBIOH It1dBe, VIII be The
1913 Reunion of the United Confeder-
ate Veterans, May 27-29. The rail-
roads of the Southeastern Passenger
Association have made a thirty day
rate Of cent a mile. The War De-
partment has loaned tie requisite
number of tents and cots In order that
Chattanooga may suitably care for the
$1,000 Veterans who are expected to
attend, and who will be lodged and
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-30
LAST PILGRIMAGE
OF CONFEDERATES

Reunion Next Month at Chattanooga
VIII Have Sentimental Interest
All Its Down.
Chattanooga. Tenn, April 28.-Per-
haps the last pilgrimage they . will
make as body to the famous battle
grounds Of Lookout Mountain, Ch'cka-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-30

reunion Of the battle SCARED veterans
whose spectacular parade at Chatta-
nooga is expected to be viewed by oy-
er one hundred thousand visitors in
that city of like population.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-30

Don't delay coming to select your
Refrigerator, hot wave coming, and
we are selling numbers every day, If
you come now we can give you COM
plete line to select from, our Refrig-
orators are ice savers.
s. M. e. E. II. Wilkes & Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-30

40-1t
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-12
I. c. BUSINESS SHOWS DECREASE
Chorus

Traffic Is exceedingly light on the local line
OF the Illinois Central. according to state
meut made by local official OF that road
thi> morning, and although this time OF the
year i generally dull season in railroad cir
cle> II Is more than ever at the present
time Two things are chiefly responsible Tor
this conditions of affairs. 1t is said the first
being the recent floods IN the south. causing
the fTeishtage from the southern states to be
temporarily checked. while the second and
more prominent cause Is the fact that no fruit
is being handled at the present time by the
local road Last year at this time consider
able fruit was being transported by the road
but this year, owing to the late crop realized
in the west and the nipping of great deal
OF the juicy eatab!es by the cold snap. no
fruit has been consigned for the cast. Con
sequcntly there has been 4 great decrease N
traffic and has resulted in the laying Off of
several tram crews -ES Sening Courier. Water
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-12
THE NEW GRAVE YARD.

The Grave Yard edition al the Bulletin has
been sent all over the country. and because
oi the TACT that orders are still coming IN We
have found IT necessary to run oil second
edition We are adding new pictures and
putting IN new articles. and We will make II a
new sheet. much better than the first one II
you did not get in on the first edition, see to
It that you are IN time for the second.
The Grave Yard is fully illustrated. 1t
shows up the struck roads. and is an effective
weapon a. lar as advertising them is con-
ccrncd In dollars it is losing proposition
for u We lost money on the first edition.
but the advertising was worth sioo,oooOo to
our movement For this reason We are gong
to take another crack at them II your UNION
itself can not handle them, loan some Kid a
few dollars so that he can get bundle OF
them lie will sell them make a piece OF
money. repay the union. and advertise the
strike for us. This is just what We want you
to de- with the New Grave Yard.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-12
THE WORKERS OF THE U. s. A.
(By Frank Connor

(By Frank Connor)
You've read about the patriotic brothers of
the past
Who worked in the East angd West.
You've heard the story ef the strikes they
brasey struggled through
II, been bitter fight at best
You know they used to strike alone, but We
are wiser now.
We're under one head today
United We stand all over the land
The workers OF the L. :. A.
Chorus:
Hear the music that the bands all play.
Were workers of the L. s. A.
From North to South united.
From East to Western sea.
Federation Union boys.
And brotherhood for me
War and strife may shake the land but we
are brothers. all.
United against the foe.
With friendly hand extended to each foreign
and land,
A. proudly marching on we 60.
There may he other men who do not under
stand our cause,
But Justice will soon win the day.
And when II appears all JOIN IN our cheers,
The workers ot the |. :. A.
Chorus
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-12
IMPORTANT.

Ii you are member of any union OF which
the American Federation of Labor has juris-
diotlon. the secretary oi your union has been
forwarded a blank These blanks have been
sent out ior the express purpose OF acoumu
lating the expressions OF the labor movement
relative TO a GENERAL STRIKE
lou should see To 1t that your union takes
immediate action and returns these blanks
soon a. possible II you are in favor OF
general strike. involving every railroad shop
the country. this is the time for you to
express yourself. and # there is a sufficient
number Of the unions in favor OF tins pro-
Jeetion. the railway department will send out
strike vote, and II there is not a sufficient
amount of you people interested. there will
be nothing done. So this is your time for
action
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-12
ANOTHER WRECK.

4 caboose, filled with section hands gong
10 work jumped the track at Sprinebrook near
Newhcrg ON the q. W X 4 y X. k. tracks
carly this morning. A. l.. Mack, engineer,
renamed in the cab when the engine plunged
over $50 foot embankment and Is IN a eriti-
cal condition at the Good Samaritan hospital.
where he was taken by the Red Gross am
buancc after beng brought to Portland on a
special tram. : Daugherty, fireman, is less
seriously injured and Is at the same hospital.
Daugherty jumped the engine started TO
roll off the road bed The cause OF the accl-
dent is under nyc>ugation by the railroad OF.
ficials Fortunately for the dozen or more
men IN the caboose the coupling snapped when
the engine left the tracks and IT renamed on
the rails The engine ran Tor Is ieet ON the
ties and then shot over the embankment. As
1t lett the track Daugherty leapcd and this
pruhabl, saved his life The rolling OF the
engine smashed the steam valves and as II
rolled the steam escaped and Mack was not
burned IN his position IN the cab. where he
cung until the section hands came To his res
cue and pred the wteokage from about his
body Portland Press
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-12
ANOTHER SOLDIER
HAS PASSED AWAY.

The information has reached us from Den
yer. tolofado that Brother Robert Sweeney,
4 striking blacksmith from Clinton, died there
on Friday August the ist, from an attack OF
,plnal disease
Brother Sweeney Was well known over the
country. having worked at many places. after
the strike he worked at bloomington and
Chicago. and only recently went to Denver.
Brother Sweeney was true union man, re-
>pected by all who made his acquaintance.
and the news oi his death will arrive with
sorrow and regrets to his many friends
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-12
BANANA TRAIN is SENT INTO DITCH

BOGUE CliITTO, Miss, June 1.-THE
dropping Of a brake beam from a OF an
extra banana train. northbound. two miles
south of this place. pteeptated sixteen cars
into the ditch this afternoon. the track beng
torn up for some distance. All northbound
trains are being detoured over the south track
from the scene OF the wreck to this point.
causing no interruption TO traffic. No one was
injured
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-12
FIFTEEN DAYS FOR
BLOWING A WHISTLE
(Wa,eIloo Prcss.)

Andrew Jackson, colored employe OF the
Illinois Central shops. absorbed eopious
draughts of booze Friday afternoon and even
lng and proceeded TO celebrate early yester-
day morning Andy boarded an engine in the
l. {. yards and with the whistle tied down
proceeded to high BALI all over the yard
tracks. The signal for flying switch was
gwen when Pairolman Smith took a hand IN
the game and coupled Andy up with the pa
troll wagon. Strenuous objections were made
by the throttle hero when he was ordered into
a stall a, police headquarters at } o'clock yes
terday morning Andrew received Is days on
the street for disturbing the public quiet
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-12
ARE YOU A LIVE WIRE,

To put out paper of this size. with the
amount at reading matter II contains. without
advertising. IS large undertaking. To make
II success new subscriptions must be put
on continually.
II you are interested in the strike and see
the necessity OF advertising the struck roads
and Their scahs IT is up To you TO see that
We are IN receipt oi sufficient subscribers
to make the paper self-sustaning. You will
make this your business If you want to do
something Tor this strike and II you are a
j I'VE WIRE
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-12
CLINTON, ILLINOIS, AUGUST II, ~,
OLD GLORY

Thou al, Freedoms child. Old Glory.
Il IN ii Freedom, hugh desire
Nut>ed AMID the hattlc, re.
Tired by thuudcrb"t and ire.
On the field aud "u the tide
Where our httnc,. SIDE by side
Ialle~cd tho and fought and dl,d
'Ia<lus on thy ,tat-. Old nlaty
Ne viii stand h, ,hcc. old Glory.
pu the Land, .ad ou tie Wa,,-
l"r anr hah,. AID f.r aur pta,.,.
h.neh ", .taud 80 tst1 a. ,a,os.
- thy .ttt> AZ NOT T. blame
i.f thc t,a,an. itAnd md ,hame
hat p"lluie thy holy name
IN "ur H. oi tai. Old Glory
huNe, have >tal,n thee Old Llurs.
i"r Their Bah, lonian bower;
from Their fetal wall anl tower,
l)r""ps the ildg that once wa, our.
Or thcit cf,mc> thy beauty trails.
.And the I'D time answer iah,
When from cham gangs. courts and jail
Men appeal to thee Old Glory
he our shield once more. Old Glory
L. the world IN travail pam
Turn, and plead> To- thee IN Vain
Nhile through plundered vale and PLAN.
Stripped aud bruised by licensed thleve
Starving. begging Tor her ,heaye,.
outoa>t labor tramp> aud grieve>.
With ~ help from thee. Od Glory
We will rescue thee. old Glory!
Hloodles, may the process be,
Peaceful aS Nsa,p,p.,
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-12
CHILDHOOD.
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Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-12
The Paramount Issue

A the IN" labor Ir"ms Never
before has labor reached the today. and
hrwuph to q the
of The wtntrr
solve problems the t ancr
h~lInr understood when
u u the failures mad.
tn" Il h strikes i
of
not I'll stability thai ha, f"r rr
rurl"~. miaat"r> al,mi> labor duration
tl
.r>of
Labor today m travelling that evolutionary
forward Workers that full product
of III When
Master Glass will m accepted when of the " production
work confaed social drones de,
u Nations autocratc parasites Then
rn>""l al,ia"n wioN will
intn of
/
of today projections
III. % regardless
Indispensable educational features of teaching
hrnc unity OF action
coherent application Of efforts
yaofthl To
of OF rm fall
oblivion with all its predecessors OF antiquity
problems rrIhesicl by the
o,wh
accumulated and demands all oil that
il produces lacsi
begging subsistence get up and take
federal mdators boards concihaho with
Problems
of
in equilibrium this that the
themselves that they iaugurae such modern weapons
get the goodA
make the general strike the
Tissue
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-12
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
Office of United States Attorney, Southern
District Of Illinois

Springfield, August 7th. 1913.
Mr Carl K Person, Clinton, III;
Dear Sir.
Your case will probably be set down for
trial during the week commencing September
the Seventh, next at Quincy. Illinois.
We will notify you at least ten days prior
10 the date. on which your case will be tried
Yours respectfully.
H. A CONVERSE.
Assistant L. s. Attorney.
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-12
ON LABOR DAY.

Regardless of where you are located. you
are requested to advertise the Illinois Cen
tral and Hartman Lines; also the Perre Mar
quct,e. dangerous avenues for the public
Ia patronIze.
Large canvass banners should be put up at
the parks and elsewhere, and the information
OF the strike will be conveyed to many thous
ands of people you should call on the Labor
Day orators. and aquant them with the strike
and they will devote a part OF their speech
To the conditions prevailing on the Struck
Roads
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-12
$4,000 DAMAGES ARE
SOUGHT FROM RAILROAD

Two suits against the Illinois Central Rail
road company were filed Monday afternoon
in the circuit court. one by Laura Reems, a
widow. who asks $4,000 as damages. and the
other by J +. Rupe. The latter seeks to re
cover for alleged personal injuries. and asks
Judgment oi s2oO0Q.-New Orleans Press
Strike bulletin. (Clinton, Ill.) 1913-1915, 1913-08-12
THEY ARE SCABBING NOW

The Palmer Boys OF Boyne City. Michigan,
who worked tor the H., { q. & r. X r.
are now >eabbng a, Jackson. Mich, on the
l. X NJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-17
ZWYCIESTWO DEMOKRA.
TOW.

Washington, II maja. - Demo-
kraci odniesli wczoraj wielkie
zwyciestwo W kwestyi taryfowej,
bo poprawke opiewajaca, re
kwestya ia ma bye przedlozona
komitetowi finansowemu publi-
czne przesluchy urzadzone, pobill
wiekszoscia giosow, i postanowi-
Ii sprawe oddac komitetowi "a
strzezeniem, by zadnych publicz-
nych przesiuchow ME bylo.
Dwaj demokraci, senatorowie z
Louisiany giosowali "a poprawka
republikanska.
Senator progresywny Wa
shingtonu glosowai wiekszoscia,
jak rowniez senator republikanskl
Jones z tegoz samego stanu.
Senator James powiedziel wczo-
raj, re falszem. jest jakoby prezy-
dent W czasie swell Rampant ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-17
4 ANGLII.

Londyn, ~ maja. - Krol Je-
rzy przyjal ma audyencyi kapita-
ma Evansa, asystenta Scotia, bo-
hatera wyprawy do bieguna polu-
dniowego, W ktorej jak wiadomo
zginai: Evans opowiadal krolowi
tragiczne dzieje tel wyprawy
lax sic testamentu okazaio, ma
jqtek caiy Scotia wynosi zaledwie
$16,155.
- Wczoraj znowu znaleziono
szereg caiy bomb, porzuconych
przez sufrazystki pod gmachami
publicznymi, galeryami, muzeami
itp.: szczeSciem dotychczas nj
gdzie ME przyszio do wybuchu
do wydatniejszej szkody. Wczoraj
znaleziono bombe pod publiczna
biblioteka W Rotherhite, inna zna-
leziono W poblizu kosciola sw.
Trolley, jeszcze lima w PewneJ
skrzynce pocztowej.... Publlka
jest oburzona i steroryzowana
tym wandalizmem, bo wielka "a
chodzi Ottawa, re sic jednak uda
waryatkom rozpolitykowanym
wyrzadzic jakas wieksza szkode !;
dotad tylko nadzwyczajna czuJ-
nose policyi udaremniia szczesli-
vie wszystkie te zbrodnicze zama-
chy. Rad nareszcie zabronil wy
dawania pisemka .Sufrazystka" /,
socyalisci tego powodu wyraza-
ia oburzenie, poniewaz rzekomo
Jest to ograniczenie wolnosci j my
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-17
ARESZTOWANIE WYBITNE-
GO WROZBIARZA.

Wczoraj policya aresztowala
Williama Neff'a, ktory ma tuzin
innych nazwisk uwazany jest
"a jednego najsprytniejszych
naciqgaczy w ,ttruscie" wrozbia-
rzy. Operowaf on pod nazwi-
skami: profesora Verne, profeso-
ra Salisbury i profesora Manteli.
Opowiedziaf on podobno proku
ratorowi stanowemu Hoyne'owi
wiele tajemnic organizacyi i
operowaniu trustu wrozbiarskie-
90. Przez kilka dni udalo sic Nef-
fowl ujst poszukiwaniom detek-
tyw6w.
Neff miedzy innemi zeznal, re
rzezimieszkowie, naciagacze roz-
nego typu i wrozbiarze ME Smia
swego interesu uprawiac bez
protekcyi policyi.
Schwytano 60 w domu pnr.
1913 South Michigan ave-, ktory
nalezy do jego matki.
Wedlug jego zeznah, TRUST
wr6zbiarzy" odbywa regularne
posiedzenia, usuwa jednych przy-
wodzc6w, mianuje innych, a ma
wet ME cofa sic pred morder-
stwem, gdy kt6rykolwiek Z czlon-
k6w trustu okaze sic niebezpiecz-
nym.
Neff ukrywal sic przez kilka
dni przed detektywami. Schwy-
tano go "a pomoca kruczka po
sensacyjnej gonitwie, ktorej Kill
kaset osob sic przygladalo.
Rewelacye Neff'a wyjasniaja
szczegoiowo wszelkie operacye
trustu i dostarczaja inkryminuja-
cych dowod6w przeciw policyan-
tom, przekupywanym przez
trust" przeciw wielu czlonkom
truStu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-17
RE.

Springfield, Ill. II maja. - Ia
cieta walka powsta}a w nizszej i
zbie W sprawie wyboru posla Il
41-go dystryktu.
Nizsza izba przemoca wprost
kazala zliczyG baloty Z powiatow
Du Page i Will i okazalo sic, re
W mich wybrany zostal Boardman,
a ME Hennebery, kt6remu oddano
urzad po wyborach. Boardman
zwyciezyl 133 glosami.
Boardman nalezy do partyi
progresywnej i jest zwolennlkiem
,,suchych", a Hennebery jest de-
mokrata ,,mokrym".
Kwestya wykluczenia trun-
kow z owych powiatow teraz ma
sic zalatwic. o to walczyc beda O.
bic strony bardzo zaciecie i obaj
powyzsi stoja ma czele partyi wal
czacYch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-17
TeIegramy zagraniCzne'
z MEXYKU.

Mexyk, miasto, II maja. -
Wodz rewolucyi konstytucyonali-
stow, z takiem powodzeniem SEE
rzacej sic, wydai i rozeslal po ca
lynn kraju oredzie, W ktorem przy-
pomina i powoiuje do mocy i zy-
cia stare ,prawo Maxymiliana"
orzekajace, IL ktokolwiek uczyni
lub spowoduje, czy poprze "a
mach przeciwko naczelnikowi
kraju, albo tez kto przeciwko rza-
dowi bron podniesie, a tenn sa-
mem kraj naraza ma wewnetrzne
rozterki, oSlabienie, a ma zewne-
trznej inwazyi niebezpieczehstwo,
ten zoStanie karany Smiercia. Ma
podstawie tego to prawa straco-
no przed laty cesarza MaXymilia-
ma, ma podstawie tego tez prawa
Skazuje sic ma Smierc wodza "a
machu stanu ostatniego, dis
zwacego sic prezydentem, Huerte,
oraz jego nieprawnych mini
strow: Carranza dowodzi i ME
bez slusznoSci, - re ostatnim
prawym rzadem byl rad Madery,
obranego legalnie przez caly ma
rod: ale Maderze rzadzic ME da-
no, a potem Huerta go zdradzil i
zamordowal, lub tez spowodowal
lego zamordowanie; sam VIA
DE zbrodniczo zagarnal: odtad
W kraju rozterki, nedza groza, re
sic mocarstwa zagraniczne VIDA
dza W sprawy Mexyku, ograni-
czajac tenn jego samodzielnoSc i
niepodlegloSc. To oredzie Carran-
zy wielkie zrobilo wrazenie W
caiym kraJu.
- Carranza zarnianowa} wo-
dzem sn rewolucyjnych W Stanie
Chihuahua - Franciszka Vile,
kt6ry narazie ma tylko 400 ludzi,
ale silly jego bardzo szybko wzra-
staja W tym Stanie, dotad zupel-
ME spokojnym. w okolicy stolicy
Stanu jeszcze jest spokoj, a raczej
w poiudniowej jego czeSci skupia-
ia sic rewolucyoniSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-17
PROJEKT ULEPSZENIA KO-
LEI GORNYCH.

Samuel insult, prezes komitetu
wykonawczego kompanii kolei
g6rnych, wczoraj przediozyi ko-
mitetowi transportacyjnemu z
Iona rady miejskiej projekt ulep-
szenia kolei g6rnych. w projek-
Gle tym proponuje przedluzenle
platform w Srodmiesciu, co ma
powiekszyG W dw6jnasob ruch
pociQg0w. YLoop' jednakowoz
ma bye zniesiony kompanla jest
gotowa ma to sic zgodzic, jezeli
kolej podziemna bedzie wybudo-
wanna.
Projekt ten bedzie omawiany
w poniedzialek ma posiedzeniu
rady miejskiej.
Wediug projektu, mlasto ma
wybudowac tunele, a kompania je
wezmie w dzierzawe, gwarantu--
lac W zamian' miastu pewien or
naczony dochod.
Wczoraj omawiaf komltet
transportacyjny take kwestye
polaczenia kolei ulicznych. Pole
como asyst. doradzcy korpora--
cyjnego Beckwithowi, azeby O.
pracowal projekt ordynansu, kto-
ry upowazni polaczenie kolei IL
licznych, powszechne transfers"
/ zniesienie dwoch oplat w dziel-
nicy poiudniowej.
KOSZToWNA DOBROCZYN-
nose.
w sledztwie, prowadzonem
przez komitet z Iona legislatury
stanowej pod przewodnictwem
Curran'a wczoraj wyszly sensa--'
cyjne rewelacye Q wewnetrzneJ
gospodarce glosnej ma Gale mia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-17
Ciezka by1a robota.""
CCzyaj dzisiejsze ,fatki Latlzi'O

wspomniaf o wpuszczeniu cukru
do Stanow Zjednoczonych bez
cla. ...,,s.@<.
w przyszlym tygodniu nastapi
pierWsze zebranie komitetu finan-
sowego, ma kt6rem czlonkowie tc-
goz wysIuchaja raport6w komite
tow podwladnych, przegladaja-
cych obecnie rome pozycye W u
stawie taryfowej.
Galerya wczoraj byla przepel-
mona po brzegi ciekawa publicz-
noScia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-17
! mad MINI ZnCCaf,
TRZECH RANNYCH w
STRAJKU.

Cincinnati, O., II maja. -
Dwoch starszych mezczyzn je-
den mlodzieniec otrzymaio boles-
ne rany W bojce jaka zaszia po-
,miedzy strajkierami a policya,
pod kt6rej straza kursujq tram-
waje uliczne. Dwudziestuszesciu
strajkierow aresztowano "a ma
pad ma tramwaj uliczny. Napa-
du dokonano w SrodmieSciu zaraz
po poludniu. B6jka rozpoczela sic
tenn, ze chlopcy ma torze kolejo-
wynn polozyli beczke Cd odpad-
k6w. Ma miejscu zebrai sig wiel-
XII tIum stra jkierow. Ktos puscil
w obieg pogloske, re motorowy
uderzyl W twarz chlopca. To dalo
powod do demonstracyi i awan-
tury krwawej. Strzal6w ME bylo
zadnych, natomiast kamienie la
tally ma wszystkie strony.
Paterson, N. J., II maja. -
Dzisiaj pod strata policyi znajdu-
ia sic wszystkie fabryki, bo ma po-
siedzeniu strajkujacych przedzal-
nianych robotnikow postanowio-
no wywolac strajk generalny O.
bejmujacy wszystkie zaklady IA
brvczne w mieScie Paterson. Jed
nego leaderow strajkowych are
sztowano "a podniecanie ludzi do
gwaltow.
Pod aresztem znajdujq sic Hay
wood jego skrajna pomocniczka,
Elzbieta Flynn.
Ma posiedzeniu strajkierow O.
becnych bylo przeszfo 10000 straj
kier6w. Agitator socyalistyczny
namawiai strajkierow, by spusto-
szyli lub przynajmniej sparalizo-
wall wszystkie elektrownle w
miescie i miasto pograzyli W Gle
mnoSciach ma kilka dni.
Nowy York, II maja. - VIA
sciciele balwierni udali sic wczo-
raj do burmistrza Gaynora z pro-
sba, by sic wmieszal do strajku
balwierzy. Pracodawcy twierdza,
re gotowi sic do pewnych u
stepstw, ale wszystkich zadan
straikierow uwzglednic ME mo-
ga. Podrozujacy balwierze zada-
ia troche "a wiele, wlasciciele
twierdza, re komisya arbitracyl-
Dokonczenic ma str. Ted.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-05-17
TeIegIamy kTajQwe'
ZAGADKA OLA POLICYI.

Waukegan, ILL.,, II maJa. -
Wczoraj na kolei Northwestern
Smierc poniosi czterdziestoletni
mezczyzna. Policya ME vie, jak
sic ten czlowiek nazywal. Cd ME
dawna pracowa} on jako zwyk}y
robotnik ma kolei. Ma ciele poll
eva znalazia tatuIowane litery
lord Harrington. Policya z
Waukesan przypuszcza, re czlo-
wick ten istotnie jest lordem. Mo-
re zbankrutowal, przyjechai do A
meryki tn zaczal jako zwyczajny
rohotnik DracOwac