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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-29
NO USE FOR BIG COTTON POOL.
Growers VIII Need Only Ope-ath
W sr5O.oOO.Ooo, says Exp-rt.

CHICAGO, Nov. IS Reports from the
cotton states Indicate that not more than
20 per cent. o. the s15o6ee.e5 c>-;:o:=
pool raised by the bankers Of the coun.
try viii he utilized by tho cotton lntor-
ests
IN Che Iast month conditions have he.
como more prosperous in the South. and
The fact that the pool has been raised
and can I've taken advantage Ut CAV.
the growers confidence. according to s.
y blackwell. editor Of the COTTON and
Cotton on Ne,cs OF Dallas, Tex. MIR
Blackwell was IN Chicago tonight, after
trir through most Of the cotton states
THE price of cotton has recovered 20
per cent in the last month" Mr. Black.
we'll said.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-29
F, P. EARLE AGAIN
SUED FOR DIVORCE
latest Wife Charges He Has
Found Another he Calls
"SOul Mate"
SWIFT cot RTSHlP TOLD

Sy,.<.H Y, Nov. Ferdinand Pin
~, rlc. widely known because of his
,.,-.u, experiences In selecting soul
maize. cauc before Justice \. $. Tomp-
hin. a. % special term OF the Supreme
Court 10 Nyark to-day as the defendant
d., sn.. for absolute divorce brought by
lie n..s, wife. Helen Theoiora Sidford
Fare.
Nr r. .,c evidently did not come to pu.
~, Hsh' SO far as the divorce was
concerned, for he made no denial of the
.,,-.,s Submitted Ivy counsel for his
v.fe. wr, is now In England, hut his
.no,.. were directed toward keeping
doNo ,hc amount to he determined by
he &C. ir, a. alimony aud to retain tho
cus.oi, ot his children.
Ms r rle's testimony was presented In
4. ,ons deposition made by her IN the
.,y and county Of oxford, England.
,.,e-e she now lives. In this deposition
she tells OF her first acquaintance with
Earle Sho SAYS she was married to him
nv Inn. IL, 1871. 10y special license at
D., marriage registry office in oxford
sb. WIS jhen II years of age. while
"a. WIS 81. She met him, she says,
.brough hi. coming To see her mother,
NIrs S,dford to engage = room while hc
,,s attending special lectures IN oxford.
,-,r', s.U some Of her drawings and in y
..,,.,,usnt Interview asked TO see her.
ebo vas an art student at the time, and
,,,s pr,parinG herself TO he an instructor.
t,srl had taken a studio In oxford. and
,S,,r.d TO give her Instruction in her work.
and she accepted his offer.
Finally. Mrs Earle says, she accepted
tho mans offer Of marriage. knowing
ro,hinc Of his past history or reputation.
"Hc told me he had been married be-
FORE she says In her deposition" that
T., had been rushed into marriage with a
French girl when he was a mere boy.
y,hich marriage was dissolved by mutual
consent
some time after their marriage. con-
,irues Mr. Earle. they went TO Europe
and shs then FOR the nrst time learned
that Earle had had a no orious marital
career They came TO America and lived
a, Earle's home ri Monroe, Orange
county IN 1919 she noticed that her hus
bands attention was attracted by young
woman named Miss Charlotte Herman
and after time her husband grew cool
toward hsr lie wrote her a letter. she
saws. 10 which he said h. passionately
loved Miss Herman and that his affection
FOR his wife was only that of brother
toward a sister.
In her complaint Mrs. Earle accuses her
husband of improper conduct toward
various other women whose names she
does not m ncion. and asks the cour' for
an absolute divorce.
Jusiic. Tompk.ns reserved his decision,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-29
SUICIDE WITH A RAZOR.
bradford 4. More, Flushing singer
Kills himself In Bathroom.

Bradford Arthur More cut his throat
with a razor in the bathroom o! his
home, 407 Amity street, Flushing ycster-
dav fore noon at about o'clock and died
before the arrival Of "a physician. lie was
AZ years old. lie was bass soloist at
the Dutch Reformed Church of Flushing,
For several years he was - clerk In the
Bank for Savings in Manhattan. lie
was born IN 81, GATHERINGS. Canada,
Mrs. More II n member of the choir
Of -. Mlchaels Roman Catholic church,
There is a daughter. Dorothy, d years
old
Friends Of MIR. More say they know
or no cause for his ending his life.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-29
EGAN TO LEAVE PRISON.
Former Hudson County OmciaI Ar
ranged "a Pay ~ 900 Fine.

TRENTON. y. j.. Nov. @S--An arrange
ment has been made for the payment Of
the fine OF $1,000 imposed ON former
County Collector Stephen VI. Egan of
hudson county by next Tuesday. and he
VIII then he released. He has been con-
hned at the State prison since June 20
last. His sentence OF from one to seven
years, imposed 10y supreme Court Jus
uce swayze for illegally lending county
funds. was committed in July last, the
communication to take effect December
1914.
Egan has been employed as gate
tender during his term of service at the
prison. This has kept him out of doors
most of the day and is probably one of
the causes for his good health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-29
TO CHECK CONSUMPTION.
Week" VIII start
New Campaign Against Disease.

The Board of Education and the De-
partment of Health have coOpera:ed to
open tuberculosis Week tomorrow
with free lectures on how to prevent the
spread Of consumption. sixty OF the lee
lures will he delivered in the public
schools evenings and in other tnsti-
tu,ions.
The talks will be given in all Of the
boroughs during the week by physicians
and nurses of the Board of Health. \
pamphlet on pulmonary Tuhcrculosis'
will he distributed at the lectures.
This Is the largest concerted effoI,
in adult education in preventive medicine
ever attempted in this country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-29
CLIFFORD RETRIAL IN JANUARY.
N"rh"r case VIII Come In ON the
second M0ndRy.

=, ~ ~ Nov. 2s.--The second trial "
'N '.n OXFORD, Jr., on the charge of
''I ''As Frank j. Clute, the Albany
'''f. Will open the second Monday
"a January, District Attorney Alexander
""'"nn d to-day. The jury In the first
MA disagreed
'''Td. who was released on $2J 900
W,, rs attending Wlllston Academy, at
TON, Mas where he was ~ pupil
''. '.ro-teu a year after the body of the
'."' " was found on the Albauy-Schc-
h'sulc, Attorney Alexander refused to
b. N n ght that he had discovered new
whence In tho case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-29
SAID TO BE PICKED BY TRAVIS.
Expected Appointments In the
ComptroIIer's Department..

Eugene NJ. Travis, Comptroler-elect. IS
expected to auuJ within few daS 5
these appointments in his department:
capt. John Boyle, Jr,, who Was as
sstant to Frederick G. Tanner In the last
campaign. to be attorney to the transfer
tax appraiser of The Bronx William
H. Robinson to he transfer tax appraiser
Of Suffolk county, Jeremiah Wolf 10 be
transfer tax appraiser for Nassau county
and John F,ntwstlc TO he transfer tax
rppraiser OF C;lrt1ts COUNTY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-29
FOUR FIRES IN PATCHOGUE.
Indications THAT All Were OF Inccn.
hinrN OrIgin.

''oH"DrE, h. /, Nov, @s.-Four fires,
..'ed - have been incendiary. made
..' vors for the fire and police depart
IL. p, early this morning. All OF the fir,'
dt@roNe cred in time TO prevent loss u
''." Ncre two fires At the home of
BE tina Evans in Furman's lane, The
''- "a~ serted In a closet in rubbish that
'''u saturated with Kerosene.
5 ati-"ard the garage was on Ere
WAS burned TO the ground Tho
: ts, 20 the house Was $500 and 10
-NTtgD $50
ota-r fires were Al the home Of Mrs
n,-'.' - Iurt.us IN Maiden lane and John
''''N b" t'urman's lane. The odor of
''-''" Vas detected at bolh OF these
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-29
NEWS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Changes In Firm Partnerships and
ON -.

The Stock Exchange weekly bulletin
announces the dissolution OF the firm Of
Barrett, Rodewald q Co. on November
30. Charles Sims has retired from the
firm of Herr.ck Berg & co, Charles T.
Knobauch's new address will be at Schuy-
Ter, Chadwick a. Durham, 100 broadway,
and John J. Barretts new address will
be at Hayden. Stone a CO., 25 Broad
street.
j. +. Pierson, Jr., n Co. have discon-
tinued their branch office at 200 Broad
way. Charles T.. Lewis & 90. have opened
q branch office in 81. Paul MINI, with
Il resident partner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-29

LIMA. Peru. Nov. 2s---peru faces a de-
hcit Of l60Oo,"O sules as 1000 0oOp I'm
thu budget OF 1913. recognizing the inn
possibility OF arranging loan at this
time. the Government; is considering meas.
ures for the reduction OF expenses.
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Ferdinand Pinncy Earle's first wife
re has had three. besides "afi1nities
Was Nine Emilio Fischbacher. daughter
o. q bookseller in Paris, whom he mar
RED n 1903 one son was the result of
TIE union.
In 1907, as they were crossing the At
hu'i. Eagle became infatuated with Miss
julia Kuttner. a prepossessing young
woman ~ a different type from the little
French woman. and Earle confessed to
h.s w.f. that Miss Kuttner was his soul
MATE" or affinity" Miss kut;ner was a
settlement worker. She was staying At
Ear..s house in Monroe. when the arts;
made tie announcement that he and his
wife h,d agreed to separate. and that
after she had obtained a divorce he would
marry Miss Kuttner.
Or September of that year Earle came
: Ills city with ais wife and son and
saw them off on the steamVlip Ryndam.
When he returned TO Monroe the natives
met him IN mass, ups his buggy and
nearly maulcd him Miss Ku'tner went
INTO hiding for a time and then she and
Earle sailed for Europe together. Mrs
Earle got @ divorce ia. France and in The
following March Earle and Miss kuttn y
were married They returned 10 Monroe
In April, 1905. and or July 81 of that
year Mrs. Earle No. gave birth 10 a
baby.
Trouble was not long in coming. Earle
objected 20 his wife nursing her child and
struck her. she said. She had him COM
m.'ed to the county jail at Goshen, and
While in his cell Earle spent much of his
time writing poetry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-29

The Miriam Gottleh Aid Society viii
hold It's annual entertainments and dance
at the Hotel Knickerbocker next Satur-
day. This organization supplies dsser'in G
poor with money. food and medical at
tcntion.
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kidnaps His son.

Ms. Earle No. obtained an annulment
~ aor marriage in December 1910, and
ir tie meantime Earle had found another
Soul mate" In the person Of Gertrude
nu''l Dunn, an art student. They fed
% Europe together In France the pair
had a violent quarrel, and Miss Dunn
cam back to New York no longer on good
terms with Earle
Less than a year ago Earle. with the
assistance OF Miss Charlotte Herman. KID
Manned Earle's son. Harold, by his first
Ny Mn" Fischhacher from Il school at
Ia Motto BcuvrOu, France, and both were
arrested
" :. Earle No. 3, who had then started
n suit for divorce, testified At the Kid
il9glue trial That Earle had frequently
beaten h.r She said she considered him
mos DANCE GUS TO women and children.
] no first Mrs. Earle also testified that
Earle Wa Il consummate actor and not
F'n'lcNH0. NJ the trial Earle Dragged
mat l's "aili1ily' phrase l. known where
eve the English language is spoken.
re cour, awarded the custody of the
30 I'D 20 Mrs Earl" No. |. Later Earle
,iI nat Miss Herman was "A true,
."'t' woman, my real affinity"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-22
ODGRYZL ZONIE NOS.

Waukegan, ILL.,, % lipca. -
Rozgniewany dlatego, re iona
ME chciala MIN mieszkac Will
liam Eustace udal sic do miesz-
kama tesciowej, a poniewaz
drzwi byly zamkniete, przeto do
domu dostal sic przez okno. Udal
sic prosto do sypialni swej zony
i chwyciwszy ia oburacz tax, re
kobieta ME mogla sic bronic, od-
gryz1 jej nos kompletnie. Eustacs
uciekf po tym zbrodniczym ma
paddle i policya poszukuje go bar
dzo pilnie. zona jego znajduje sic
W szpitalu. Szef policyi znalazl
odgryziony nos W mieszkaniu te-
sciowej W alkoholu bedzie trzy-
mai ozdobe twarzy do czasu pro-
cesu. .......
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-22

Rozruchy VI PoIskiej
OStrOWie.

Ostrawa Morawska, % lipca. -
w oddzielonej rzeka Otrawica O.
stEawie Polskiej urzadzili Czesi i
Polacy zebranie, ma ktorem po-
stanowili bojkotowac wps6lnie to-
wary produkcyi niemieckiej: po
zebraniu urzadzili oni pochod do
ostrawy Morawskiej, gdzie de-
monstrowali po ulicach: Niemcy
prowokowali demonstrantow ci-
skajac ma mich kamienie i miota-
jac wyzwiska, skutkiem czego
Czesi Polacy ME pozostali diuz-
nj: przyszio do walk wrecz, p-zy-
czem sporo osob zostaio pot'r-
bowanych, a zandarmerya bic
da uspokoiia tiumy wzburzone..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-22
TslegTaDy zagTanIezns'
PoKoJ cZY DALsZA
WOJNA!

SaltiIlo, % lipca. = Do tutej =
szej kwatery giownej prezyden--
ia rzadu konstytucyonalnego gen.
Carranzy nadeszio oredzie rzadu
Stanow Zjedn., wzywajaee Car
ranze i Vile do odiozenia ma box
wszelkich nieporozumien i pre-
tensyi wzajemnych wspoidziala-
MIA dla sprawy pokoju. Nadto ma
deszio kilka kilka telegramow cd
sekretarza stanu amerykanskie--
go, Bryana do poslow amerykal-
skich W Mexyku do wybitniej--
szych doradcow rzadu konstytu--
cyonalnego, by wszelkie poczyni-
Ii wyslki okolo zapewnienla po--
koju. Zachodza mianowicie moe
ne obawy IL teraz, kiedy wszyst-
ko zdaje sic pokoj ow zapowla--
dac, Villa, ktorego zywiolem jest
wojna, ME zechce broni zlozyc, a
lie zacznie kolei walke Przeciw-
ko Carranzy. Ma ostatniej konte--
rencyi w Torreon przedstawiciele
Carranzy Will zgodzili sic wpra-
wdzie ma wspoldziaianie, ale mia
10 to trwac tax diugo dopoki HIT
erta bedzie W kraju, teraz kiedy
jego ustapieniem wszystko zda-
ie sic skianiac do pokoju, Villa
got6w wystapic nowemi trud--
noSciami. :. Narazie jeszcze ME
przyszlo do porozumienia pomie-
dzy rzadami Carranzy i Carbaja-
la: pierwszy domaga sig Cd dru-
giego zdania sic poprostu ma Ia
ske-nielasks, a ow ME chce tego
uczyni6, zadajac wprzody gwa-
rancyi powszechnej amnesty: bye
moze, re konferncya, ktora sic
pomisdzy przedstawicielami obu
rzadow ma odbyc tymi dniami W
Saltillo, ureguluje te sprawy. Po-
dobno Carbajal "a wszelka cene
ME chce dopuscic do wkroczenla
wojsk rewolucyjnych do stolicy
raczej powiadaja gotow ostatkl
sii swych skupic pod miastem
przyjac walke na smierc czy zy-
Gle - dla jego obrony. Zreszta
niema dis wydatniejszyoh via
domoSci krainy nieustannych
reWolucyi. 80.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-22
AUSTRIA A SERBIA.

Wieden, % lipca. - Rad au-
stryacki wystosowai ostro zreda-
gowana note domagajaca sic W
przeciagu 4s godzin o5wiadcze-
MIA dajacego gwarancye, re Rad
serbski ukroci zagraniczna pro-
pagande wielko-serbska, ktorej O
wocem byi zamach W Serajewo.Po
stanowienie to powzieto po spe-
cyalnej naradzie ces. Franciszka
Iozefs z ministrem spraw zagrani-
cznych Berchtoldem. Pisma au--
stryackie szeroko otwarcie pisza
0 mozliwosci wojny Serbia, co
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-22
Te|egTamy KIajoWe'
ZIMMER POCZTMI-
STRZEM?

Waszyngton, 20 lipca. = Mi
chai Zimmer, szeryf powiatu
Cook, bedzie moze nastepca Da-
niela A. Campbella, jake poczt-
mistrz W Chicago, Pocztmistrz
generalny Burleson jest podobno
przeciwny usunieciu Canpbella
pred uplywem jego terrhinu. Po-
wiadaja jednak, re Zimrrer costa
nie zamianowany pred czasem
Campbell ,zostanie zmaszony dc
razYgnaeYi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-22

do postoju, poniewaz jacht ow
stanal ma miejscu, zarezerwowa--
mem dla statkow niemieckich
angielskich. Szef portu doniosl o
zajsciu do niinistsfyum spraw "a
granicznych, ksa.se zazada prze-
proszenia urzednika norweskiego
i pouczenia dyplomaty jak ma po-
stepowac ma przyszloSc...
PERSYI.
Teheran, % lipca. - Szach All
med Mira osiagnal wczoraj pei
noletnosc lat 16tu i zlozyl uroczy-
sta przysiege panujacego przy o.
ficyalnem SVEN ma tron wstapie-
niu: pochod do palacu byi wspa--
nia1y: szacha wiozlo s bialych
koni W krysztaiowej karecie, ko-
ronacya zaprzyciezenie odbylo
sic W jednej sal wobec licznego
zgromadzenia dostojnikow dwo-
ru, panstwa i rodziny panujace-
go. Korona perska tax dalece BY
Ia "a wielka, re mlodociany wlad-
ca ma czas ceremonii musial ia W
reku podtrzymywac, poczem ja
zaraz odlozyl.
POLUDNIOWEJ AFRYKI.
Cape Town, 20 lipca. = Kobie-
ty kolonii poludniowo-afrykan-
skich we wielu miejscach wnosz9
petycye do rzadu, sprzeciwiajace
sic r6wnouprawnieniu glosowema
kobiet, wprowadzanemu przez
rad kolonii, a to ma podstawle
tel, re sic to sprzeciwia orzecze-
niom biblijnym 1 spoiecznym...
KONGRES sOcYALISTY-
.. CZNY.
Wieden, % lipca. = Czynia sic
tu przygotowania do wielkiego
kongresu socyalistycznego jaki
sic tu odbyc ma W pierwszych
dniach przyszlego miesiaca: z ca
lego swiata i wszystkich jego cze-
sci So spodziewanb delegaci: zglo-
szono referaty miedzy rnnemi .
alkoholizmie, antymilitaryzmie
rownouprawnieniu kobiet, wiez--
mach politycznych W Rosyi, bra
ku piracy, drozyznie, oraz lnnycn
kwestyach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-22
Wnuk syn bankieTa zostaje preydentem banku
Northern Trust Co.
I tajemnic wie|komiejskich.
Sedm osb zagnonyeh bsz WsSc SrzsIaI pz omy do poll
cyanta. - Nieznajoma kobista zabita pzsz tamWat -
znoWu nisSzcze$ce automOhIOWe.

re oskarzenie Ossoskiego jest
niedorzeczne. Powiada on, re da-
wniej miai zatrudnienie W kom-
panii, kiedy zarzadca byl Ossos-
XII jest przekonany, IL ktokol-
wick pracowai z Ossoskim, musi
mice pewnosc, re Ossoski jest
niewinnym. Dodai tez, re Hager-
man ma czekach kompanii podpi-
sywal nazwisko tax swoje jak j
Ossokiego, ME kryjac sic z tenn
wcale i che}piac sic, re tax dos
konale umie podpis Ossoskiego
naSladoWac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-22

Calmette, ktore po jego Smierci
oddano rzadowi znajduja sic one
W archiwach spraw zagranicz-
nych: objaSnienia prezydenta by
ly wymijajace. Rozprawy budza
wielka sensacye, tiumy spiesza do
sail sadowej, ma ogol sympatya
powszechna jest po stronie Call
lauX-oW. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-22
z ROSYI.

Petersburg, % lipca. = Zno-
WI strajk wielkich rozmiarow
tym razem jest to strajk rozmai--
tych branz dla zadokumentowa--
MIA protestu przeciwko metodom
represyjnym uzywanym przez
wladze w Baku ma Kaukazie pre-
ciwko strajkujacym tam robotni-
kom cystern i rafineryi nafto-
wych. Ma ulicach miasto policya
i wojsko rozpedzaja bronia W
reku demonstracyjne pochody ro-
botnikow: szczegolniejsze tez
zarzadzono srodki bezpieczehstwa
re wzgledu ma pobyt prezydenta
Francyi Poincare'a W stolicy ro-
syjskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-22
PRAKTYKI BANKU
LA SALE STREET.

Wobec specyalnego sadu grand
jury wczoraj dalej prowadzono
sledztwo W sprawie bankructwa
banku LA Sale Str" o lie VIA
domo, znaleziono dowody ia 10,
re bank byl niewypiacalnym, Ia
MIN zostal otwarty, wykazaI
sic kapitalem nadwyzka W SUI
mie $1,25O,000 wobec rewizora
tylko tym sposobem, IL sumo ts
ma jeden dzien pozyczyl ma GEEK
kasyera cd Central Trust Co..
wprowadziwszy W biad ten "a
klad bankowy jakims podstepem,
Zeznania tyczace sic tego szcze.
golu skladali Charles c. Dawes,
prezydent Central Trust Co. j c.
E. Fox, kasyer.
NOWY PREZYDENT
BANKU.
Prezydentem banku Northern
Trust Co. zostai obrany wczoraj
miody stosunkowo Salomon A.
Smith, syn bylego prezydenta.
Pochodzi on z rodziny bankie-
row a sam cd wczesnej mlodosci
pracowal W interesie bankowym.
Dz,adek jego Solomon A. Smith
byl przez diugie lata prezydentem
Merchants Loan and Trust
Company" Ojciec jego, Byron L,
Smith, byi zaiozycielem "Nor-
thern Trust CO.., ktory to bank
w przysziym roku obchodzie be.
die srebrny jubileusz swego ist-
nlen;a.
Nowoobrany prezydent ma lat
81. Cd IA roku zycia pracowal W
tym banku, rownoczesnie ksztal-
cac sic W roznych zakladach nau-
kowych; W r. 1899 ukohczyi stu
dya ma aniwersytecie Yale. Po
kiIku latach piracy w banku 20
stall zamianowany asystentem
kasyera i urzad ten piastowal
przez 4 lata, poczem przez lat 8
byl wiceprezydentem, a wczoraj
obrany zostal prezydentem.
Ma wczoraJszem zebraniu "a
rzadu tego banku uchwalono zwo
lac zebranie akcyonaryuszy ia
dziei 29 wrzesnia,'a wtedy ma
sic takze glosowac mad projektem
podniesienia kapitalu akcy,nego
$1,50O,OOO ma $2,OO0,OOO, jako-
tez podniesienia liczby dyrekto-
row z 9 ma IL.
ZNIKLI BEZ WIESCI.
Wczoraj doniesiono policyi o
siedmiu osobach zaginionych bez
wiesci. Oto ich lista:
19 letnia mezatka Pearl Cur
ran, 2704 w. Fulton str.
(Dokonczenie ma str. 6-ej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-22
NIETAKT DYPLOMATY
AMERYKANSKIEGO.

Christiania, Norwegia, 22 lipca,
= Jak wczoraj donosilismy Sc
kretarz Gunther poselstwa a
merykanskiego zwymySlai W por-
Gle tutejszym zrzucl giowy
czapke szefowi portu "a to, re
tenze wskazai amerykanskiemu
iachtowi Pauline" inne miejsce
]. 3. Pallasch wypozycza pieniadze
ma realaosc, sprzeLale karty okreto
ne rsalnosci. l14s Noble utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-22
McDERMOTT ZREZY-
GNOWAL.

Waszyngton, 20 lipca. - Nc
Dermott zrezygnowal urzedu
kongresmana. Przyznai on przez
to, re ME jest wcale niewinnym.
Przyznaf sic do tego, re korup--
cyjnie postepowai W precision
kach nizszej izby, re przyjmowal
pieniadze cd korporacyi, kto-
rym chodziio o przeprowadzenie
lub ubicie pewnych praw.
Po jego rezygnacyi niektorzy
czlonkowie chcieli calkiem "a
niechac dalszego sledztwa w spra-
vie korrupcyjnej akcyi stowa--
rzyszenia fabrykantow. Przeciw
temu zaprotestowali niektorzy po-
slowie i komisya sledcza zda swo-
je W tel sprawie sprawozdanie.
McDermott zrezygnowal dla
dwu przyczyn, Przedewszystkiem
poslowie re Stanu Illinois wplyne
Ii ma niego, by zrezygnowal, gdyz
ME chcieli, by ich zmuszono dc
glosowania mad jego wydalenlem
z nizszej izby. McDermott ME
chcial potem, by jego przyjaciele
wysz1i przez akcye kongresu ma
widownie, bo i tax zbyt wiele
swiatia ma ioh postepki rzucano
McDermott ME chcial, by nizsza
izba wystapi}a z nagana pod ad-
resem tych, ktorzy McDermotto-
Wi pomagali.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-22

Poza Zimmerem stoi senator
Lewis i ten rozmawial pocztml-
strzem generalnym miesiac temu'
w tym czasie Burleson powie--
Gziai, re Campfella nie usunie,
.chyba, re sic wniesie przeciw ME
ma jake zarzuty. %Tego trzywAi
sic pocztmistrz W innych wypad-
kach. .E,..
Me wiadotno jednak, czy Bur
leson zdola utrzymac Campbeha
tax dlugo jak zamierza. Demokra-
ci beda sic starali Emusic Bu1:,e'
soma do przeprowadzenia zrua--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-07-22
DALSZE SLEDZTWA.

Niewiele zaszlo nowego W roz-
poczetej w kilku kierunkach wal
ce re zbrodnia W tenn mieScle.
Kapitan Max Nootbaar objal ko-
mende ma SVEN nowerh stano-
wisku przy % ulicy i oswiadczyi
representation prasy, re glow
nem usilowaniem jego bedzie
wytepic nory zepsucia W jego dy-
strykcie. Ma zamiar postarac sic
o to, by kilku lub kilkunastu da-
wnych jego podwiadnych pre-
niesiono 80 uIicy do nowego je-
go dystryktu.
Czlonkowie ,grand jury O.
trzymali cd sedziego Brentano
instrukcye tyczace sig zarzadze-
MIA Sledztwa W sprawie tragedy
ma % ulicy. Prokurator Hoyne
starat sic bedzie o postawienie W
stan oskarzenia aresztowanego
Jamesa Colosimo, a rownoczes-
ME stara sic wykryc, gdzie sic
znajduje niejaki John Turrio, ku-
zyn Rocco Venille, glownego kel-
nera w hotelu Coliseum, bo ma
pewne poszlaki, re tenze i Colosi-
mo znaja dokladnie przebieg
powody strzelaniny. Me dowle-
RIA on policyi, nawet wyraza
przypuszczenie, ze pewni poll
cyanci oslaniaja wlasciwych zbro
dniarzy i utrudniaja sledztwo.
SPRAWA DEFRAUDAcYI.
Kontroler miejski John E.
Traeger zamianowai wczoraj re-
wizor6w, ktorzy maja zbadac
ksiegi kilku kompanii tramwaJo-
wych cd 1907 celem sprawdze-
mia zarzutow tyczacych sic wrze-
komych defraudacyj pope}nio-
nych przez Ossoskiego Hager-
mana, a podniesionych przez pre-
zydenta L. "A. Busby. Ossoskle'
60 broni adwokat Morton ]. Ste
venson, kt6ry zamierza udac sic
do prokuratora, by mu wykazac,
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