davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
1PPODROME SKATING RINK.

Big couples race tonight. other
special events and races each evening
at o'clock, Have you seen RUDE
White learn to skate? He takes the
cake, so you can not afford to miss
seeing him Every night this week
with no extra admission.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15
aCTTEsT GIRL n rnWN.,

Commencing with saturday matinee,
the Glass company will be seen in the
famous Jesse Mae Hall satire on marry
ing nobility, at the price Of American
wOmanhOod and dollars, at the Craw-
ford. Those who make early reser-
Tat1ons are the only ones who viii
not be ted.-Advertisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15

three regiments each, even though it is
not possible at present to gather each
brigade at one point"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-01-15

Phone Wright for good cleaning.
The evening world., 1913-01-30
THE STOMACH IS
THE Mirror OF
HUMAN intellect

The brain rules the body. but the
stomach rules the brain.
II the stomach is not digestins prop
erly the brain is thrown out Of balance.
and. the thoughts II creates are not
healthy ones.
As alcohol fumes rising from the
stomach will befuddle the brain. 90 will
the poisonous gases rising from the un-
digested food lying decaying in the stom-
achcause the braint to become unbalanced.
In this way certain crimes can even be
traced to q weak stomach.
Coopcr's New Discovery. which 10 on
sale at all drug stores, brightens the
brain by clearing up the stomach SO that
ii can perform its functions - Mature
always intended.
1t is a purifying and vitalixing agent
which first corrects local disorders Of the
stomach and then tones up the entire
system SO that thoroughly healthy
nervous condition is the result.
II makes rich, red blood which courses
through the brain, giving it strength and
carrying away all headaches on its trail.
The evening world., 1913-01-30
DIXON BRINGS WILSON
INTO TALK ON SINGLE
PRESIDENTIAL Term
MARITIME in Reply Cites Demo-
cratic Platform for Which
Governor Stood.

tWASHlNGTON' Jan. U'-An aitack
on the proposed single slx-yeer Presi-
a.n,,,, ,or,, n. . ,...,-. .avoc. ,.a
oy aspirants TOT the fTeAdency was
made in the Senate to-day by Senator
D,ron. Chairman os tho Progressive
$3.50, c-.,... - ,.,s. ..
Na'ona' Nn'.ee' "ho oeeia'eu ne
did mot believe there was any great
pubic demand for the proposed change
in the Constitution.
The evening world., 1913-01-30
ACCUSE LACE IMPORTERS
OF VIOLATING CUSTOM LAW.
Government Asks Condemnation OF
Case of Goods Entered by Jules
and Hugo Rosenberg.

In addition 10 the series OF vndervalu-
alton suits. aSsregating nearly $4,000.
Instituted In the Federal District Court
against the lace and millinery importing
firm OF Jules & Hugo Rosenberg Of No.
$50 Fifth avenue, Assistant District-At-
torney Carl r. whitney. for the Govern
ment In q new action brought to-day.
asked for the condemnation and for
feiture OF q case Of lace goods alleged
10 have been irresulariy entered at the
Custom House on Feb. .. 1910. BY the
Rosenberss.
The merchandise. which arrived here
from France on La Gascogne, &C.
cordlnS to the Governments complaint
was valued at S76717. and the irregular
entry was made by means OF false In
voice.
The defendants, having made . settle
mont OF some Of the 0overnment's
claims ny the payment Of eis3.<ss 70.
turned TO this country In July. 1911, after
forfeitinS $4,000 bail each, and appearing
before Judge Archibald In the Federal
District Court were nned $4,000 each
which was paid.
The evening world., 1913-01-30
TWO WIVES CHARGE BIGAMY.
Accused photographer Faces Then,
Both In Court.

Two fearful women appeared before
Recorder Hara in the Bayonne IN. Jo
Police Court this morning TO prosecute
John Dclahert. u photographer, accused
OF bigamy. Delabert asked for a post
ponement until tomorrow to consult
counsel. which was granted. and he
was released on his own recognizance.
The woman who claims to be Mrs.
Delabcr, No. | lives at No. 1S Central
avenue, Brooklyn. She made the COM
plant against her husband on informa.
zion supplied by Wife No that she had
,ai. About that time, the Brooklyn wife
saws. Delabcrt left heT to go on busl-
ness trip and never returned. Recently
a friend told her that her husband was
living at No. IS Willow street, Bayonne.
There she met the second wife, who Is
ten years her junior
The evening world., 1913-01-30
GRAND JURORS COMPLAIN
THEY ARE OvERW0RKED.
Ask Judge Rosalsky to Adm Effort
to Increase Panel to 1000
Instead of 100.

The add tional Grand Jury for jan
uary, headed by Foreman william L.
Mitchell, delivered presentment to
Justice Rosaisky to-day on the over
working Of he present Grand Jury
panel.
The presentment recites that the
law limits the whole panel to 1900
names: that equally only liza men
are on the list. In consequence, every
member OF the panel must do one full
month OF Grand Jury duty In every
year Each Grand Juryman. giving
one-half day Of each month, therefore
dsyotes one-twenty-fourth OF his time
to Grand Jury duty.
They ask permission Of tho court
10 memorialize the Legislature to In
erase the list to 1000 and to instruct
the officers Of the court to keep the
panel filled to Its limit.
Judge Rosalsky asked them to get
together with the regular Grand Jury
and present a combined sketch Of the
Legislation they want. He would be
glad TO help 1t along. he added.
The evening world., 1913-01-30

Senator Dixon. ~ know Of no con-
ference OF that subject" replied Mr.
MARITIME.
Senator Dixon declared he lad heard
that the real author Of the single tern
plank In the Democratic national plat
form was "a man whose namo began
with b.. and wasn't Beckham."
Senator Dixon again demanded OF Sem
ator MARITIME whether Presidentelect Will
son had In precise language limited him
self to a single term.
declared his position to be in favor Of
n single term" answered MARITIME.
II have observed In the past" re-
torted Senator Dixon. that he has held
different viows from what he does now.
Possibly that IL the case IN THE matter"
The evening world., 1913-01-30
KUHN, LOEB { CO.
OUTW|TTED|NDEAL;;
SUIT FOR s50O,o0O
Drexel & CO. and Allies Get
Si,75O,OOO Profit in Bald
win Locomotive Deal.

How Drexel q Co. Of Philadelphia.
acting In combination with White. Weld
4 CO. OF this city and Chicago outgen-
er1led Kuhn. Loeb & Co. In nesotia-
tons for all Of the preferred and COM
mon stock Of the Baldwin Locomotive
Company by means Of a secret deal
was revealed to-day in the complaint
In a suit for $4,000 brought in the
Federal District Court by George II.
Robinson. New Rochelle broker.
against Alba B. Johnson OF Dover. Pa.
AZ . result Of this secret deal. II 10
charged. Drexel 4 Co. and White. Weld
q Co. by purchasing @25.250.00o worth Of
stock reaped q profit Of N.750.ooo, Jacob
II. SchiR. for Kuhn. Loeb q Co.. hav-
ing offered Robinson s27.ooo.ooo for the
stock OF the locomotive works.
Robnson's suit for compensation and
commissions II based on the negotia-
lions he conducted with Kuhn, Loeb Il
Co.. under an alleged agreement with
johnson. who acted as agent for the
stockholders Of the locomotive works.
Robinson charges that under an
arrangement between him and John son.
made In Philadelphia on April 4, 1911,
he was to receive 3eOOoo Several DAYS
later. Robinson SAYS. an compliance with
this agreement he arranged with Jacob
II scbiff. Mortimer q scbir, and paul
warbure. c,jny for Euhn r.oeh g. 70
for the nurchsss n, ali mo .,ock q, IN.
locomo,iy. work,
noa,NaoN,e e-opv ar u,s ue
Sn-,sC,S. W..
S''N''o"o v" 'Ve Oe%..
FUio"ihe THESE negotiations whioh
No1nnson declares ~ere con'ucted open.
" nc "su 'o"isson ,Dat NUM- i'oeo q
". "ou'e p.y s-1'V''"V ior the Two N'-
sue, u .ne 800 anu asree 70 urn over
VIC so'VOv'.vV Vi ,'e oo'"-
nv" 80. ". ."e eo,po, avn 10, WIS nas ~, ~
=. -. -.
", a.. p ps.i ~ sei'' e.'ia'Vc preierreo sto,h
~D'VV."v preteHN STOCK 10 oe issued
The evening world., 1913-01-30
FOUNDSTRANGER'S
BODY BURIED IN HIS
CEMETERY PLOT
Father, Mourning His Three
Children, Brings Action
Against Undertaken.

The exclusive right Of the owner Of
a cemetery plot to Its sole use was In
VOWED in case decided by Magistrate
IIylan In the F,atbush Court to-day.
Three years age the three children Of
John KowolAd Of No. liza Pacific street.
South Drooklyn. died almost simultane-
pnsly from diphtheria. Kowoiski went 70
Edmund zaiinski. an undertaken Of No.
30 Twenty-fouPth street. and purchased
. Cot IN Holy Gross Cemetery. Flatbush.
There the three children were buried
and kowoisid and his wife made Pill.
grsmases On Sundays and holidays to
tbs lot They erected three headstonss
aae Il pleased them to think that they
owned exclusively the lot in which the
bodles reposed.
On hast Decoration Day Kowoiski
and his wife made their customary ex-
cursion to the plot In Holy Cross. To
their aetonfshment they found that
they were not the only mourners with.
In tho iron paling that surrounds Il.
In one corner Of the place Q man stood
brooding over an unmarked mound.
What are you doing hers7" demand
"a KowoiskL
MY daughter Mary is buried here"
was the rejoinder from the stranger.
who said he was Stanislaus Curisl and
lived m South Brooklyn.
'But this IL my lot" objected Kowoi-
~ Our children are buried here. rye
owned II for three years"
Z bought II eleven years aso and
buried my eighteen ear-old girl In IT,
replied Cur1el indignantly. 1--WE been In
Russia since and have only recently r.
turned"
UNDERTAKES EXPLAINED THAT
\ A MISTAKE HAD BEEN MADE.
4 conference followed and the Kow-
olsieis paid visit the next day to Ia
hnski. the undertaken. According to
the story related In court to-day, Ia
linski promised 20 adjust the matter.
lie declared that an unfortunate. mis-
take had been made, but that he would
stiaighten things out
Time went on and Curiel returned to
Russia while the body of his daughter
s,!n shared the Kowoiski burial plot.
Finally the kowolskis obtained a sum-
1'-,rs for Halinski. charging him with
litgpass.
o the Nislsuatc LalinSkl explained
hat he I'd Dough: his undertaking
s..' 1cs' aoout five years ago from q
m named Leonard, who formerly
.'.-' 4. No. 80 Fourth avenue. Brook
-. - Lconard's safe, he said. he
una a decd 10 the lot over which the
r. igicn had arisen. Knowing nothins
q the gave that already had been dus
lain the plot. ne sold IL to the ko.
s0istls. He was perfectly Innocent IN
ne matter. he declared.
MAGISTRATE IIylan pondered a lons
time over the strange case. Then hi
asked the Kowolskis what they wanted
done about II.
~ want my three children buried IL
my own plot" declared Kowolski. THAT
other body is n trespasser on my prop
erty"
"where is Stanislaus Curlel?" asked
the Magistrate.
He was told that the Cur!eh hat
moved to Russia some months since.
"weli." said Magistrate Hylan. ad
dressing the undertaken. "I'll adjourn
the case till Saturday. In the meal
time I want you to adjust matters 4
Kowolskis satisfaction. The bes
thing you can do 10 to move the Curl
ell GIRLS body to another plot"
The evening world., 1913-01-30
FEAR ATTACK ON JUAREz.

h vi, PAsO, Tex, Jan, So-Anticipatiny
a. attack on Juarez to-day by rebels
under Gems. Salazar and fo)as' VINO
during the night moved their FORCES
from Guadalupe TO the outskirts OF the
dty, residents at daylight began Al
sxodus 10 the American side, - -.
The evening world., 1913-01-30
STRAY BULLET HITS BOY.


Frank Janicowski. . thirteen year. old
boy whose homo 10 at No. 2asA Seven
teenth street. Brooklyn. was shot In the
nip to-day when he was playing with
companions on Cemetery Hili In Pros
poet Park. The bullet was q small one
and came from q Flobert rife In the
hands Of q yunsster At a distance. who
ran away az soon a. he saw that he had
hit the Jankowskt boy. Frank was taken
to his home in an ambulance, only
slightly hurt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-18
TeIegTamy kIajowe.
MODLITWA RATUJE POL,
SKA DZIEWCZYNE.

Elizabeth, N. J., Is czerwca.-
w tutejszym szpitalu miejsklm
przez szereg dni W letargu lezafa
polska dziewczyna. Lekarze ME
mogli jej zbudzic mySlano ogol-
ME. re dziewczyna w tym stanle
umrze. Sprowadzono jednak kato
lickiego ,ksiedza, Wiel. ks. Jana
Wetule i ten modlitwa obudzii
dziewczyne. Zbudziwszy sic Z le-
targu dziewczyna podaia SWe
nazwisko powiedziala skad po-
chodzi. Nazywa sic Teofila War
kowska, liczy lat 20, / w Eliza
beth-mieszkala ze swym bratem'
Poprzednio mieszkala ona W Bo-
stonie. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-18
Andrzej Carnegie ofiarowai

= Andrzej Carnegie ofiarowai
$4,000 ma niemiecka organizacye
,Deutsche Eiche" = niemiecki
dab), majaca ma celu utrwalenie
dobrych stosunkow niemiecko-an-
gielskich.
Wczoraj studneci uniwersy-
tetow niemieckich urzadzili ces.
Wilhelmowi pochod pochodnia-
mi okazyi srebrnego jubileuszu
jego rzadow, swieconego obec-
ME w caiych Niemczech Z nieby-
wala pompa. Wczoraj W paiacu
odbyi sic galowy obiad, ma ktorym
byli obecnie prawie wszyscy su-
wereni~ niemieccy, ktorych imle-
MEM toastowai ma Geese Wllhel-
ma - krol Saksonii cesarz odpo-
wiedziai mu w tonic bardzo SER
decznym. Wilhelmowi ofiarowa-
no srebrny statek miniaturowy,
symbolizujacy jednosc ksiazat
niemieckich. --
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-18
2 LEGISLATURY- STANO.
WEI.

Springfield, ILL.,, Is czerwca. -
Wczoraj zalatwiono bardzo vie,
lie spraw W jednej drugiej IL
bic legislatury stanowej. Poslo-
vie pocili sic strasznie, bo wczo-
raj upa}y tu by}y okropne, ale ra'
dzili bardzo d}ugo.
Nizsza izba wczoraj przepro-
wadzila sprawe umiastowienia
niekt6rych instytucyi. Senat be-
die miaf dwie poprawki do przy-
jecia ,ale te prawdopodobnie przej
da, i sprawa umiastowienia sy-
stemu tramwajowego, obsfugl
wodnej ETC., zostanie raz ma zaw-
sze zalatwiona. Ustawa ia NADIA
ie miastom w stanie Illinois pra-
wo operowania wszystkich pu-
blicznych instytucyi.
w nizszej izbie przeprowadzo-
no takze uchwale ma mocy kto-
rel termin aldermanow W Chica-
go ma obejmowac cztery lata'
Sprawa ia jednak ma bye od-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-18
q ANGLII.

Londyn, Is cZerwca. - SzeSc
najwybitniejszych prowodyrek
socyalistycznych zostaio tn przez
sad kryminalny skazanych ma ka-
ry wiezienne wraz Z praca Przy-
musowa cd szeSciu do dwudzie-
stu kiIku miesiecy, a nadto mala
sic wszystkie przez rok po uwol-
nieniu wiezienia wstrzymac od
wszelkich wystepow publicznych,
Wszystkie skazane oSwiadczyiy,
ze beda glodowaly, aby Rad zmu-
SIC do uwolnienia ich wiezie-
MIA. Wyrok wywolai Powszech-
ne uznanie W kolach szeroklch
spoleczenstwa.
Pankhurstowa ostatnio po
raz trzeci uwieziona = gdy "a
mierzaia wystaPic ma pogrzebie
zmarlel sufrazystki Dawson, u
wolniono jeszcze raz z wiezienia
powodu krytycznego wprost
stanu jej zdrowia.
- Sad koronera uznai, re A
mervkanka Viola Hudson Chi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-18

dana pod giosy wyborcow miasta
Chicago. Jesli wiekszosc zgodzi
sic na to, to alderman beda W
przyszlosci urzedowali cztery Ia
ia.
w senacie ubito wczoraj usta-
we opiewajaca, re wybory Sc
dziowskie maja bye bezpartyjne.
Ustawa O zniesieniu rady po-
datkowej zostanie prawdopodob-
ME umorzona, bo na to sic "a
nosi. .Jesli sprawa ia przepadnle,
to wilma W tenn bedzie adjutantow
gubernatora, ktorzy o wszyst-
kiem zapomnieli teraz ME be-
die czasu ma trzy czytanla tel
ustawy.
Poprawiono wczoraj prawo
prawyborcze. w przysziosci war
dy zamiast kapitanow precynkto-
wych wybierac beda komiteto-
wych wardowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-18
TeIegramy zagraniGzne'
q BALKANU.

Konstantynopol, Is czerwca.-
WSkutek zamOrdowania niedaw-
nego - wielkiego wezyra Szefke-
ia Baszy cabinet miniSteryalny IL
legi pewnym zmianom: nowym
wielkim wezyrem zostai ksiaze
Said Hahn, krewny suitana, a
miniStrem wojny zostai lzzet Ba-
Sza.
Belgrad, IS czerwca. - Skoii-
czyio sic tn nareSzcie przeSllenle
gabinetOwe: mianOwicie krOl
Piotr stanowczo ME przyjai re-
zygnacyi premiera Pasicza / jegO
towarzyszy.
Sofia, Is czerwca. - Rad bu{-
garski przyja} proPozycye wspol-
na Serbii Grecyi, by demobiizo-
wac w trzech czwartych armie,
nagromadzone w czasie wojny z
Turkami. zarazem jednak slime
garnizony zostana utrzymane ma
liniach Spornych i W puktach wa
znych dla stron obu. Bulgaria
domaga sic, by Liga Baikanska IL
znala cara Mikolaja rosyjskiego
- rozjemca W kwestyi sporow
wewnetrznych. a co do podziaiu
terytoryow tureckich, by uznano
jako podstawe - ukiad zawarty
przed wojna Turcya.
Saloniki, IS czerwca. - w mie-
scie i okolicy szerzy sic zastrasza-
jaco cholera: caly Szereg miaste-
GEEK okolicznych rowniez jest
dotkniety zaraza, wszystkie laza-
rety wojSkowe szpitale So pre-
peinione chorymi; powodu bra
ku lekarzy i przyczyny nagro-
madzenia wojsk Z czasu woJny
SmiertelnoSc jest wielka: Serbo-
vie, Turcy i Grecy wspolne czy-
MIA wysiiki, aby zaraze ograni-
rzyS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-18
SZKOLA OBYWATELSKA
OLA KOBIET.

Szkola obyWatelSka dla koblet
bedzie otworzona w biurach ko-
misyi wyborczej, skoro tylko gu
bernator Dunno podpisze bill
praw obywatelskich dla Mich,
zamieniajac go tym sposobem W
prawo. Zamiar otWorzenia takiej
szkoiy wyrazif wczoraj sedzia
powiatowy John E. Owens. kacz-
ME Z to szkola bedzie biuro in
formacyjne i wszelkie inne urza-
dzenia, obecnie przeznaczone dla
obywateli pici meskiej. Szkola
nowe biura beda prowadzone wy
iacznie przez kobiety, ktore beda
wybrane L pomiedzy obecnych
zehskich funkcyonaryuszy koml-
syi elekcyjnej. Biura te i szkofa
beda bezpartyjne, wedlus Sc
diego Owensa, ii. wszystkie par
tye beda W Mich reprezentowa-
ne, lecz zadna ME bedzie mia}a
przewagi mad innemi. .Ns.
-Inz teraz w roznych- -kofach O.
mawiajq kwestye, ktore trzeba
bedzie rozstrzygnac skoro tylko
bill zostanie prawem. Najprzod,
opinie sic dziela mad kwestya, czy
kobiety beda mogly zasiadac ia
ko sedziowie klerkowie w dnlu
wyborow. Nastepnie, wazna jest
kwestya, czy kobiety urodzone
"a granica moga glosowac. PAM
Catharine Waugh McCulloch,
kt6ra byla doradczynia prawna
sufrazystek W walce o prawa O.
bywatelskie, twierdzi, re po grun
townem zbadaniu tel kwestyl
przyszia do wniosku, IL kobleta
urodzona "a granica moze gfoso-
wac, jezeli jej. ojciec lub MAJ jest
naturalizowanym.
Organizacya Illinois Political
Equality League" ma wydac bro
szure dla kobiet-obywatelek, W
ktorej techniczna strona 'balotu
ma bye wyjasniona, rownlez
wszelkie inne konieczne informa-
eye maja bye podane, jak mp.
wlasciwy uzytek balotu, urzedy,
ma ktore kobiety, moga glosowac,
itp.
Wydatki kampanijne w intere-
sic blu praw obywatelskich ola
kobiet, podczas obecnej sesyi le-
gislatury stanowej wynosi}y po--
dobno tylko $1,000, coby istotnie
Smiesznie maio w porownaniu do
waznosci zwyciestwa i W porow-
naniu do sum, jake W tym kraJu
zazwvczai koIa interesoWane wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-18
T. MEXYKU.

Mexyk, miasto, Is czerwca. -
Mad granica Stanu Nowy York,
w poblizu Columbus, 200 Mexy-
kan6w zorganizowaio nova ban
de rewolucyjno-zbojecka i nj
SEGA tory kolejowe. w Stanie
Sonora, gdzie rewolucyoniSci sa
moze najsilniejsi, panuje istna a
narchia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-18
OBRABOWALI POCIAG PA
SAzERSKI.

Springfield, ILL.,, Is czerwca. =
Pociag pasazerski, The Diamond
Special, ma kolei Illinois Cen
trail zostal obrabowany przez ban
dytow dzisiaj rano, krotko po go
dzinie 12tej czternascie mil cd sto7;
licy stanowej.
Konduktor tego pociagu teleto-
nicznie doniosi szeryfowi, re
dwoch zamaskowanych bandytow
wstrzymaio pociag, odczepiio wa
gon ekspresowy i lokomotywe Cd
reszty pociagu kazali maszynl-
scie pojechac dalej, Potem ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-18
daja ma przeprowadzenie poza-
danych praw.
NIESANITARNE PIEKAR-
ME w PIWNICACH.

Dw6ch urzednik6w miejskich
departamentu zdrowia, J. H.
Wilson i NJ. ]. Knutz, oprowa-
dzili reprezentantki klubu ,,Wo-
mans City Club" i Chicago
Commons" po roznych Piekar-
mach ia ulicach West Erie,
North Carpenter i West Chicago,
azeby mogly naocznie przekonac
! sic, jak brudne So piekarnie W
piwnicach jak wielkie w Mich sic
gniezdzi niebezpieczenstwo dla
zdrowia publicznego. Obecnic
pod obradami legislatury stano--
wei jest bill. W ktorym ukryto
:klauzule, uniewazniajaca ordy-
mans miejski przeciw prowadze-
niu piekarni w piwnicach. Urze-
dnicy miejscy kluby kobiet agi-
tuja "a wyrzuceniem tel klauzuli
Z tego blu.
Wczoraj arzadzono inspekcye
sporej liczby piekarni W dzielni-
cy zachodniej przekonano sic,
re panuja W niektorych stosunki
okropne. Fannie Winfred Collins
klubu miejskiego dla kobiet to-
warzyszyfo kilka iunych pan.
Zwiedzono takze kilka piekarfl
polskich.
Najprzod udano sic do wzoro-
wei piekarni ma pietrze pnr. 1898
Grand ave-, gdzie wszystko sic
szklilo Cd czystosci wentylacya
i swiatlo byiy bez zarzutu.
Nastepnie zwiedzono piekarnie
W piwnicach pod nastepujacymi
adresami:
O. Gleichner, 1901 w. Erie ul.
Jacob Grimm, 1923 w. Erie I'll.
Tozef Kubisiak, II2o w. E
rie ul.
Nick Nitti, Ga n. Halsted I'll.
L. Sypniewski, 945 w. Chica-
60 ave.
Szczepkowski, $40 N. Carpen-
ter ul.
We wszystkich znaleziono wa
runki bardzo niesanitarne. Stare
przyschniete ciasto ma podfogach
i stoIach, brud i pyl, odor sklsfe-'
90 ciasta i gazow sciekowych,
szczury myszy, licha wentyla-
eve, oswietlenie kiepskie = oto
co znaleziono W roznych piekar-
mach.
Kobiety wyrazily nadzieje. re
opublikowanie faktow, jake
znaleziono W piekarniach zwie-
dzonych, nakioni gospodynie we
wszystkich czesciach miasta do
zwrocenia wiekszej uwagi na
piekarnie W swych okolicach
przyczyni sic do poprawienia
warunkow sanitarnych, jezeli te
So niebezpieczne ola zdrowia pu-
b1icZne9O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-18
POLITYKIER DEFRAU-
DATOREM.

Chester w. McNally, ktory ma
bardzo urozmaicona karyere kto
ry ostatnio byE kolektorem dla
miasteczka Park Ridge, ulotnif
sic a razem z MIN zagihelo okolo
$1,000 z funduszow miejskicha
Wczoraj urzednicy tegoz mlaste-
czka zadali cd lawy sedziow
wielkoprzysiegiych, azeby go po-
stawiia w stan oskarzenia.
McNally liczy tylko lat 80, Byi
majtkiem i mniejszym oficerem
ma okretach Stanow Zjednoczo--
nych W r. 1906 i zwiedzii HAWAI-
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z HAITI.
straSZnei ZaraZy.
z KONGRESU SUFRAzY-
STEK.

Budapest, Is czerwca. - Ma
specyalnej sesyi odbywajaceso sic
tu miedzynarodowego kongresu
sufrazystek ofiarowano wsrod o.
wacyi adres, podpisany przez
wszystkie delegatki PAM Chap
man Gait w N. Yorku, Z wezwa-
MEM, by pozostala prezydentka
kongresu, Z czego chciala zrezyg-
nowac, z powodu jakichs zarzu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-18
GUBERNAToR DoSTAJE Bill
SUFRAzYSTEK.

Springfield, ILL.,, 1S czerwca. =
Wczoraj popoludniu gubernato-
rowi Dunno przediozono do pod
pisania ustawe pozwalajaca ko-
.bietom ma udzial W wyborach, :
Konstytucya stanowa opiewa, re
gubernator musi podpisac lub Ia
wetowac uchwale W przeciagu
dni dziesieciu "a jesli tego ME u
czyni, wtenczas stale sic ona pra-
wem bez jego podpisu.
Bill z biura gubernatora do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-18
SPADL z WYSOKosCI 40
STOP.

Filadelfia, Pa, 18 czerWca. -
w rocznice nieszczesliwego wy
padku Hugo Walker ulegl inne-
mu wypadkowi. Pred paru laty
spadi on wysokosci 40 stop i
potlokl sic wtenczas bardzo LEX
ko. Wczoraj Hugo Walker spadl
z wysokosci 4 stop i zabil sic pra-
vie ma miejscu, Walker spadai
juz re znacznej wysokosci kilka
razy, ale zawsze wychodzil tego
szczesliwie. Przyszla jednak Wre-
szcie kreska ma Matyska. +.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1913-06-18
Z KANADY.

Victoria, B. c., Is czerWca.
Z portu tutejszego wyruszyia ka-
nadyjska wyprawa naukowa do
bieguna polnocnego, zamierzala-
ca przebyt W regionach polarnycn
przez 5 lata: dowodzi wyprawa
znany kanadyjski podroznik
Vilhjalmar stefansson, ktory ma
pod rozkazami swymi okret ,,har-
lux" i okolo pol setki ludzi, W
tenn kilkunastu uczonych'
Sherbroke, Quebec, Is czerw-
ca. : Do pewnej rodziny przysia-
no tu maszyne piekielna, ktora
spowodowa}a Smierc JedneJ ko-
biety, a smiertelne Poranienle
drugiei.