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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-22

or persons to withdraw our resolu-
tons, or to state to the public that we
are satisfied, as we consider ourselves
worthy of an opportunity to do it our.
selves and when instructed by the
property owners. Even though such
should be the case, which will not pre-
vail, we, with other property owners,
will proceed with the injunction.
LOUIS LIVINGSTON,
J. A. GROVE,
With reference to the above, it may
be said that Mr.. Schmidt in his inter-
view with The Argus, spoke his own
views, as guided by the vote of the
people and of public spirit of his own
part. While it is to be regretted that
there are still people in the vicinity Of
the ball park who, because of possess
ing property interests in the neigh
borhood acquired there after the ball
park was laid cut, are disposed to
seek to block the will of the entire
people and to deprive large percent
age of them of the privileges of Sum-
day baseball, which of course would
mean no baseball at all for Rock Is
land, yet it has been demonstrated an
injunction against Sunday baseballwill
not lie in the state of Illinois. 1t has
been repeatedly tried in various sec
tions Of the state and has always
failed, the courts holding invariably
that it must first be proven an indis'
| putable nuisance II was tried in the
east end of Rock Island 20 years ago
without success. So that money spent
for such purposes would, Judging by
past experiences, prove a waste.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-22

Washington, Sept. 2o.-Spurning the
suggestion of merger of republicans
and progressives, every bull mooser in
congress has joined the progressive
congressional campaign committee,
whose chairman is Representative
Hinebaugh of Illinois. This commit
tee corresponds to the democratic con-
gressional campaign committee, head
ed by Representative Doremus of De-
troit, and the republican congressional
campaign committee, whose chairman
is Representative Woods of Iowa. Mr..
Hinebaugh declares the committee will
take an active part in next years con-
gressional campaign.
The newly organized committee will
start work at once in the First dis
trict of West Virginia, where a sue
| cessor to John ". Davis, solicitor gen.
eral OF the United States, will be elect
ed next month. The district will be
organized, speakers of national repute
will be sent in, and literature will be
| distributed to the voters. Progressives
who campaigned in Maine prior to the
recent election there say their vote
would have been doubled with a prop
erly organized committee behind them
and they do not propose to be caught
mapping in West Virginia
Our committee" Representative
Hinebaugh said. will work on lines
much different from those laid dowr
by the committees OF the two Older
parties. We plan TO have a member
from every congressional district il
the country instead Of one member
from each state. Thus Illinois viii
have % members, and, as soon as tbs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-22

to Philadelphia. According to the au-
thorities, Wolfsohn was arrested ON
complaint of the manager of com.
pany By which he was employed as a
window cleaner on a charge OF steal.
ing.
Capts Cameron notified the Roches-
ter authorities and received word
that Sheriff Hamill and District At
torney Barrett would come here.
The story told by Wolfsohn, Capt
Cameron said, led him to have two
police surgeons examine the prisoner,
and they reported that the man ap
peared to be mentally sound.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-22

Obituary Record.-After a brief i'll
ness Of only two weeks duration, Lou
is Knhner, inventor of the Kuhner In
cubator and one Of the pioneer manu-
facturers of incubators, died at 3:45
o'clock Friday afternoon at the home
of his daughter. Mrs. c. w. Lindsey,
1923 Harrison street, at the age OF "A
years. Mr.. Kuhner invented the eel
ebrated and well known Kuhner incu-
bator. which was for some time used
extensively in Iowa and many other
states. He also manufactured this in
cubator in Decatur, Ill, for over 35
wears. He was one of the first manu-
facturers of this article in th2 middle
west. Funeral services were held
there from the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Frank Rieple, with niterment in
the family lot in Oakland cemetery
Surviving are eight children, Mrs
Frank Rieple of Decatur; Mrs. w. E
Keas of Moline; Herman Kuhner OF
Oxford; Md, Mrs. Guy c. Harkness
and Mrs. c w. Lindsey of Daven
port: Mrs. T. j. Hartman of Moline;
| A. W. Kuhner of Dayton, Ohio, and
| Edward F. Knhued OF Davenport
Two sisters. Mrs. Mary Schoen Of
BROOKLYN, n. Y. and Mrs William
Gutebier of ST. Louis, Mo, also sur
/ vive.
John H. Blackman, II years old,
/ resident CT Scott county his entire
/ life. died at the home Of Harve!
Dodds near Pleasant Valley, late Fri
day afternoon. after a short Illness
Death was due to heart trouble. Mr.
Blackman was a farmer for many
years. but of late has been retired
! He is survived by one brother
Charles Blackman, in Missouri. Flu
neral services were held from thu
Pleasant Valley Lutheran church
with interment in the Pleasant Val
ley cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-22

rheumatism Relieved in . Few Hours
N. B. Langley, Madison, Wis, says:
81 was almost helpless with rheuma
tism for about FIVE months. Had it in
my neck so l could not turn my head
and all through my body. l tried
three doctors. and many remedies
without any relief whatever until
procured DR.. Detchon's Relief fol
rheumatism. In a few hours the
pain was relieved and in three days
the rheumatism was completely curec
and I was at work." Sold by Otto
Grotjan, 1901 Second avenue, Rocl
Island; Gust Schlegel & Son, 22t
West Second street, Davenport
(Ady.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-22

Don't waste your money buying plas-
ters when you can get a bottle of
Chamberlair's Liniment for 25 cents.
A piece Of flannel dampened with this
liniment is superior TO any plaster
for lame back, pains in the side and
chest. and much cheaper. Sold by All
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-22

Not minute shoulc be lost when
child shows symptoms Of Group.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse.
or even after the croupy cough ap-
pears, will prevent the attack. Sold
by all ruggists.-(Adv.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-22

state is redistricted, 81. We intend to
organize each congressional district
carefully and thoroughly. This work
Of reorganization will be carried on
under the direction of the national
committee"
Asked as to his opinion on the fu-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-22

Bank Examiner In Praise-State
Bank Examiner ]. ]. Amen Of Nilsson
ri Valley, Iowa, has concluded six
weeks work he has put in on the saw
ings banks of Davenport and vicinity.
Mr.. Amen was appointed bank exam
iner last October. and this has been
his first official visit to eastern Iowa.
Asked what impression he was carry
ing away Of Davenport and its banks,
Mr.. Amen replied: The banks in
Davenport and Scott county are in
fine shape. II is recognized national
ly, Of course, that Davenport has the
largest savings deposits of any city
of its size in the United States. Taken
in connection with the fact that DON
ahue with a population Of GA has de-
posts in its banks Of $340, 900, and
that Waico;t. with 416 people has de-
posits OF approximately 100000
Scott county can undoubtedly be
termed the banner banking county of
the country The German Savings
bank Of Davenport Of course has no
equal in the state, both as TO depos-
its and on account Of its fine building.
which one might safely say is un-
equaled in the West"
Negroes Wanted - Two negroes
picked up on suspicion by Policeman
Dahlquist proved to be the men want
ed in Cedar Rapids for burglarizing a
saloon and escaping with Sal in
money earlier in the week, the police
say. The men gave their names as
Henry Hagan and Robert Brown.
They were taken to Cedar Rapids by
Detective MCGUIRE of that place Sat
urday afternoon. In the possession Of
the men was found the sum Of ST.
and money sack, said to have been
taken from the saloon.
Divorce suit-Sophia Baumann,
through her attorney, H. H. Jebens,
fled Saturday a suit for divorce
against her husband, John Alfred
Baumann, alleging desertion in her
petition. The Baumanns we're mar
ried March 3. 1909. The plaintiff al.
leges that she was deserted by her
husband August II, 1911.
A Society Circus" - Considerable
interest is already being manifested
in the forthcoming Society Circus" to
be presented at the Burtis Opera
house on October 10 and 16 under the
auspices of the Ladies' Board of the
West Side Settlement. The entire pro
ceeds will go 10 the kindergarten and
girls club departments of the mission
The production will be staged under
the direction of Mrs. Florence Nc
Gill Wallace. She is being assisted in
the selection of the soloists by Mrs
Henry Matthey.
o
b Trucks Take Wrong Track.-Street
car traffic was blocked at the corner
Of Second and Rock Island strekts fcl
a ehort time ahou. 40 O'Clock Sat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-22
WIRE SPARKS

New York-The assessed valuation
of real estate in New York City this
year was ss,o1O,OOo,o0O, an increase of
S150,0O0,000 over last year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-22
DAY IN DAVENPORT

urdav afternoon. The rear truck of
an eastbound Bridge line car took the
wrong track, turning UP Rock Island
street, and while creating no serious
damage, prevented the passing of cars
for short time.
New corporation.-The Central En-
cheering company. a 100000 corpo-
ration has been formed and articles OF
incorporation filed with County Rec
order Frank Holm by Attorneys Lane
and Waterman General construction
work is the business of the new cor
poration whose headquarters are in
Davenport The incorporators are G.
Decker French, president; Fred Wer-
nentin, Jr., vice president; Jake Wof-
lin, secretary; J. B. Bassett, treasurer.
The shares are 500 in number.
Country Club lncorporates.-Arti-
Giles of incorporation of the Davenport
Country club were filed with County
Recorder Frank Holm. The incorpor-
ators are George Feiner, Oswald Beck
er, Frank W. Skinner, H. c. Workman
and Fred Anendorf. Schuetzen Park,
now known as Zum Altendorf, will be
| the home Of the new club. A tennis
court will be installed I'D other coun-
| try club features. A membership fee
of So annually will be charged. 1t is
probable that this means the passing
of the bar at the park.
Pushed From EIevator.-Raymond
Feeney, residing at 1901 Farnam
street, suffered a fracture Of the skull
/ in an accident in the elevator shaft
at the, Jungk Bros. dry goods company
store, 217 West Second street Sat
urday. He Is now at his home in q
| serious condition but it is believed
l that he will recover. The young
man is in charge of the house furnish
ings DEPARTMENT on the third floor of
| the department store, and was at
work with several other employees
moving some boxes On the elevator.
II is said that in friendly scuffle,
| Raymond was accidently pushed
from the car, when it was below the
first floor. being but a few feet above
the ground. He fell backwards off the
! elevator to the concrete floor of the
basement. Although he fell but five
feet his skull was fractured near the
base.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-22

ANON 1Ct r. L ne dSS6SSeQ NdluallOD
of real estate in New York City this
year was sS,010,OoO,o00, an increase of
s15O,000,O00 over last year.
anniversary of Chilean independence
President Wilson sent a message of
felicitation TO the president of Chile.
Galveston-An agreement to end the
dock workers strike was reached at
a conference of all labor unions in.
volved. 1t will be submitted to the
unions for ratification.
st. Paul-Receivers for the Frisco
system were ordered by Judge San,
born to make payments of $1,500,00
principal and interest on bonds and
mortgages. They told the court there
was on hand $2,300,000 cash.
st. Louis-The Central Illinois Mill
Producers association announcement
that the price of milk to ST. Louis
diaries would be raised from II to Is
cents gallon Oct. 1 may change the
source of supply. The retailers fight
ing the advance declare they may q
to Chicago or Elgin for milk
| Madison, Wis. - Attorney Genera
Owen appeared in the supreme cour
and asked permission to file quo war
ranto proceedings to determine wheth
er the charter of the Northern Pacifi,
railroad should not be forfeited fo
failure to pay the fee required by Wis
consin laws for increasing its capita
stock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-22

Trucks Take Wrong Traek.-Street
car traffic was blocked at the corner
Of Second and Rock Island streks for
a short time about 4:30 o'clock Sat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-09-22

urday afternoon. The rear truck of
an eastbound Bridge line car took the
wrong track, turning UP Rock Island
street, and while creating no serious
damage, prevented the passing of cars
for a short time.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-17
NIESZcZESLIWY WY.
PADEK. .. p.

Fatalny wypadek zaszedi
wczoraj ma stacyi Englewood'
gdzie stara para maizehska 20
staia niebezpiecznie pokaleczona
przez pociag. ....
Jak6b Kellenberger, pochodzq-
cy Z Newark, O., przyjechai do
Chicago wraz iona do swego
syna. Byla. to podroz poSlubna'
przed paru dniami BOWEN W
Newarku odby}o sic z}ote wesele
tel parry.
Kiedy ia para starc6w pre-
chodzila przez tory uderzyi ia po-
ciag kolei Pennsylvania. Starusz-
ka bylaby niezawodnie zslnela
pod kolami pociagu gdyby ME
MAJ, kt6ry mial jeszcze tyle silly,
zc. sciqgnal ia tor6w pred cza-
sem. Lokomotywa mllno to ME-
bezpiecznie staruszkow pokale-
czyla. -...'.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-17
TeIegTamy NajOWe.
PoDATEK DocHoDoWY
PoTRoJRYM cIEzAREM.

Washington, II wrzeS1ia.
Senator Sherman re Stanu llli-
nois wykazai wczoraj, ze ma mo,
cy ustawy podatkowej akcyona--
ryusze. W korporacyach beda pia,
cili potrojny podatek: korporacya
mnsi placic podatek cd swych do,
chodow, potem pojedynczy akcyo-
naryusze nusza piacic podatek cd
dywidendy, W koncu zas akcyo---
naryusz TAXI musi placic podatek
jake zwyczajny obywatel. Shel
man jest zdania, ze wszystkie do,
.chody powinny bye podatkowa-.
ne u samego zrodia tylko.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-17
z WLOCH.

Rzym, II wrzesnia. - w
miejSce Wheelera, sekretarza am
basady amerykanskiej, zostai "a
mianowanyN Southelralnd, byiy
konsul amerykanski W Kantonie
w Chinach. Wheeler zostal O.
skarzony o sprowadzsnie gazoli-
ny do Wioch bez cha. %
Procesem Amerykanina
Charltona, oskarzonego 0 zamor-
dowanie zony bsdacego pod OBJ
serwacyg CO do stanu umysiowe-
90, zainteresowai sic spiewak wio
ski, Caruso ofiarowai swa po--
moe W procesie.a
- Znakomity kompozytor wio-
ski, autor opery Palace, Leon
cavallo wybiera sic W podroz do
Ameryki, gdzie bedzie dyrygowal
operami W n. Yorku NV Bosto--
ME.
Neapol, 1; wrzeinia. = w Ca
soria, podmiejskiej mieiscowosci,
przyszlo do jniebywalych zabu-
rzen ulicznych: ksiadz-staruszek,
usiiowai uspokoic wzburzone thu
my, wtedy strzelono don j zabito
go ma miejscu; to spowodowalo
wystapienie policyi ,ktora uzyla
broni palnej; wiele osob odmosio
powalne rany W strzelaninie, kto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-17
Rewolucya W San Domingo.
SOCyaIi$Ci PTzeciWkO StraikoWi...
TRAGICZNA AFERA.
Schmidt pOdrabiaczem mOnety. = Sprawa Thawa.
Smier6 olbrzyma. - Oferta dIa sekretarza sta
nu, Wiezienie dIa nOzownika.- Bomba e
da wydawcy pisma.

- Prasa donosi, re wybitny
leader robociarzy, Pratt; ktory
przed rokiem wyjechal do Anne
ryki, zniki bez wiesci sluch G
MIN zginal; podejrzewaja, re cd
stapii od partyi swej zmienii ma
zwiSko. "a.
- Agitacya przeciwko autono-
mil Irlandyi W prowincyi Ulster
nie ustaje: podobno gotowi tam
So do rcwolucyi zbroinej j maia
ptzygotowauych 100000 ludzi...
* Kr6lowa Marya cenzoruje fiji
my neutrality-suspicious., zdjete' pc
zamkach arystokracyi angielsEiej
i przedstawiajace zycie po tych
zamkach towarzyskie. Me jeden
drastyczny szczegol zostaje przez
krolowa skreslony.
- Pewen robotnik, nazwiskiem
A. Horne, znalazl ma ulicy pa
kiet, W ktorym byi ow naszyjnik
periowy, skradziony przed kilku
tygodniami przesyiki paryskiej.
Znalezienie zguby tel wywoiaio
wielka senzacye: wartoSc ma
szyjnika wynosi S65O,OOO; zna-
lazca otrzyma nagrode $4,000.
Prawdopodebnie sprawcy kra-
dziezy, ktorych policya zanadto
nacisnela, podrzucili ow naszyj-
mix. ktorego spieniezyc nigdzie ME
mogli. .t.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-17
WYSTAWA LODU w CHI
.......: .:: CAGO. .-

Delegaci dwudzicstu dwoch
pafstw So w drodze do miasta
Chicago, gdzie sic rozpoczyia
wystawa lodu, maszyn do chic
dzenia, maszyn do wyrabianla
lodu etc. Wystawa ia rozpoczyna
sic jutro W gmacliu International
Live Stock Exposition potrwa
do 1-go pazdziernika.
Dzisiaj robotnicy kohcza prace
W sail wystawowej. Atrakcya jest
fontanna lodowa, ktora sic wzno-
81 do wysokosci dziesieciu stop.
Nowoscia ma wystawie bedzie
rzezbiarstwo W lodzie. Biusty
najrozmaitszych siawnych ludzi
beda rzezbione z bryl lodu robio-
nego W gmachu wystawowyin.
Najciekawszym jednak okazem
bedzie wystawa rzadu Stanow
Zjednoczonych, ktory pokazujc
w jaki.sposob II nizszych zwie--
rat MONA znosic zycie j potem
zn6w przywrocic to zycie. W
brylach lodu zamrozi sic robaki
potem przywroci sic je do zycia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-17
TGIegTamy zagraniGzne,
ECHA z BALKANU.

Konstantyno2ol, Il wrzesnla'
Bulgaria przegrala bez woJ,
ny W ukladach Z Turcya: oto
doniesiono. re pod presya turec-
IA zgodzili sic przedstawiciele
bulgarscy ma oddanie Turcyi TAX
re i twierdzy kirkzkilissel, ME-
tyTIo 3dfyshopola, Turcy pre-
suneli swa granice dose 'daleko
ma poInoc W giab Tracyi, dotkli-
vie uszczuplajac zdobycze bui-
garskie Z ostatniej wojny; grant
ca poczynaG sic bedzie W miescie
Iniada mad Morzem Carmen
gdy dawniej umowiOna granica
miaia sic zaczynac dalej ma po-
udnie W mieScie Midia. Buigarya
zyka tylko niezhaczny skrawek
Tracyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-17
.Skarga Sedziego.
Narzeka ma bezsi|nO$C sqdzi6W Wobec
Wp|yW6w pOIitykisrsklch.
|SEDZIWA PARA NAJECHANA
PRZEZ P0ClAkG.
Wystawa lOdOwni W Chicago.
RABUSIE ZACZYNAJA GRAS0WAC.
INieszczescia autOmObilOWe. - Przy.
dybano faiszerzy monet. - Czy
wolnO graG w kostki? - Bur
mistrz pojechafdo kanady-
RABUSIE ZACZYNAJA GRASOWAC.
RABUNKI.

Policya przydybaia zesziej no-
Gym. Pape'a i J. Bavusa pod "a
rzuten w}amania sic do mieszka-
MIA ]. b. Berry,ego, 4I6 w. OAK
Park ave-, ktoremu zabrac mieli
bizuterye i odziez wartosci'$I, 900.
Nadto uwiadomiono policye g
nastepujacych rabunkach:
Bandyci uzbrojeni W rewolwe-
ry wkroczyli do szynku J.. Sher-
lock'a, 1912 n. Clark ul., lccz 20
stall sploszeni.
Ct sami bandyci weszli do SYN
ku pnr. 454S w. 12-tej III. j "a.
'brali SEQ w gotowce, poten Sac
ze szynku pnr. SO S. Peoria III.
Para nieproszonych gosci zawi.
tala do greckiej resrauracyi pnr.
,I162 N. Clark III. i kasy wybrali
$23.
Bandyci wyfamali zelazne j
drewniane drzwi skradli kols
automobilowe wartosci 500 z
magazynu firmy Pennsylvania
Rubber CO.. pnr. 1904 Michigan
ave. -. - .
John Johnson, kelner W restau-
racyi Henrici'ego, "a w. Van Bu-
rem ul., porzucii swoj job, "a
bierajac w got6wce S67.
F. M. Kitchener, mieszkajacy
w%hotelu ,,Darling", pnr. 400
Racine ave-, donios{ policyi, &c
trzech drabow napadio ma niego
przy wejSciu do hotelu ppozy--
czyli" cd niego $50 i zloty zega-
rex. .'. IT,.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-17
NIEsZczEsL1WE WYPADKl
g.. AUTOMOBILOWE.

. Ma 6-cioletniego NJ. Jensen'a.
472I Charnplain ave. .,gdy ten ba-
will sic przy Vincennes ave. A.
mel ul., najechai automobil Ka--
rola Ronschke, 1898 Vernon ave.
i fatalnie chiopczyka pokaleczy}.
Malice ma skalp zdarty cd ucha
do ucha diva zebra ziamane.
Przy ulicach I4-tej i Morgan
najechal automobil wczoraj popo-
ludniu ma S-mioletniego Alffeda
Becker'a, 1855 Solon place, wra.
cajacego ze, szkoly. >Maszyna kie-
'rowa} w. Z. McCarran, 93S Alma
ul., Austin. ...-
Koronerska lava sedziow przy
sieglych uwolnila wczoraj Alber-
ia Nowaka, jr., 1862 S. Washte-
nav ave-, ktory W niedziele vic.
czoreni przejechai zabil oo-let-
niego Roberta T. Grace, 1907
Willis court. Nieszczescie to wy
darzylo sic przy Ogden ave. ]
Harrison I'll. Miody Nowak liczy,
zaledwie If lat.
KWESTYA CRY w KoSTKI,
Setki szynkarzy uprawia "
swych lokalach gre W kostki zwa'
ma go, ktora polega ma tenn, u
grajacy musi W trzynastu rzu'
tach zyskac 26 punktow lub vie
cej, by otrzymat tykiet6w ma do
lara lub wiecej.
Liga obywatelska z dzielnicy
,,Englewood" pod nazwa ,Englc-
wood Law and Order League"
postarala sic 0 aresztowanie XII
ku szynkarzy, uprawiajacych Ia
ka gre, zarzucajac. i'm, re So gam
bleranli".
Sprawl ia rozpatrywana be-
die przez sedziego idunicypalnc-
go Wade.
lDoko1czcIlie na Std. 6ejl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-17
z FRANCYI.

Paryz, Il wrzeSnia. - w calej
poiudniowej Francyi panowaly O.
statnimi czasy ulewy wielkie
zerwanie chmur; we wielu mia
stach woda pozalewala ulice, j
domy, We wielu okolicach powo-
die znaczne poczynily szkody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-17
ZLoTo I SREBRo.

Washington, II wrzesnia.- w
roku 1912 w Stanach Zjednoczo--
nych Z ziemi wydobyto zlota war
to5ci $93, 51,500, czyli blisko pol
czwarta miliona mniej niz W roku
1911. w 5historyi tego kraju jest
to najmniejsza ilo5t tego drogo-
cennego kruszcu cd roku 19Ofgo
Srebra wydobyto na SUNG $780,
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SUMO. $18,741,2oo, Alaska zas
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-17

Hancock, Mich, II wrzesnia.-
Ludwik Moilamen, LEGACY lat 80,
.przezwany ogolnie Big Louis" ,
umari wczoraj W szpitalu W Han
cock. Byi prawdopodobnie maj
wiekszy czlowiek ma Swiecie. Do
chodzil on do wysokosci sedmiu
stop iusmiu cali. w swoin CA
sic podrozowal Z cyrkiem, lecz
zycie to nu sic sprzykrzyio, prze-
to kupii sobie farme i ma tel przez
pewien czas pracoWal.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-09-17
SEDZIA 'WYPOWIADA VOL
NE POLITYKIEROM.

Sedzia municipality Fry, urze-
dujacy W t. wv. ,,Speedcrs' Court"
rozpoczal wczoraj sledztwo ma
wlasna reke, by stwierdzic slusz-
nose zarzutow, jakoby urzednicy
policyjni politykierzy wywiera-
Ii wplyw ma zatuszowanie proce-
sow automobilist0w, ktorych d
resztowano "a szybka jazde.
Niejaki Frank Karg, 6143 Lang
ley ave-, aresztowany w ponie-
dzialek "a szalone pedzcnie auto
mobilem, ME zostal zapisany ma
rejestrze policyjnym, poniewaz-
iak on sam miaf sic chelpit -
szef policyi McWeeny jest jeso
osobistym przyjacielem. Sc:
dzia Fry skazai Karg'a ma zapfa-
Genie SIS kary i kosztdw s2do-
Wycll- ,. ,-se.
Potcm sedzia Fry nalozyi,jesz-
cze trzy surowe kary: A. S. l1ar-
Ian, 213S n. Clark ul., $1oo: Bert
Ohlson, $3.50 Morgan ul., S1oo
Louis c. Berman, 949 Goult ave-,
$50 ...