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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-23

Prezesi dw6ch najwiekszych bank6w W Chi
cago rywalami.
Wdza santarnsgo. - Funduszs try $IsdzWa. - lie VIA
snosei osobiste psiadaa bumistrz aIdsrman = SpaWa
Gmsntaza RosshiI" " sadzls. = Tasmnca panny He
Isny Morton poWol sig Wyasnia.

koleczona. Policyant J. O'Dono--
ghue W tel chwili prowadzii ma
chodniku pred wyszynkiem ko-
biete do miejsca bezpiecznegos
gdy eksplozya rzuciia go W rynsz-
tok, zdzierajac niego Geese O.
dzienia. Podniesiono 60 nieprzy--
tomnego z rynsztoku. Wieksza
czesc ofiar zawieziono do szpita-
la jefferson Park.
Przez dwie godziny obawiano
sic, re W gruzach lea ciaia stra-
zakow Pracowano usilnie, ably
wszystkich wyniesc Z plonacego
budynku, lecz czeSc W plomie--
mach byio niedostepna. Dopiero
O godz. $50 po kilkarotnem od-
czytaniu spisu szef stray pozar-
, nej O'Gonnor, ktory osobiscie "a
kcya kierowai, doniosi, il znalc--
ziono wszystkich strazakow.
Strategy zlewali wodq tlcja-
ce sic ruiny do dis rama. Poll
cyanci stoja ma stray. gdyz w ru-
jnach So dwc kasy ogniotrwaic.
! ljedna zawierajaca wlasnoSc bra
ci Gazzolow, a druga wlasnost
Towarzystw, ktore W suterenacI
spalonego budynku miewaly swe
posiedzenia. w obu kasach maj4
sic znajdowac znaczne sunny pie
iiezne.
Szkoda wyrzadzona ma wyno-
sic $4,000.
Sledztwo juz W toku przez po-
licye, prokuratora pozarnego, ko
mitet budowli rady miejskiej. Pra
wdopodobnie 'speeyalny komitet
bedzie wybrany do zbadania po-
wodow tajemniczego pozaru i O.
bu eksplozyi.
Strategy otwarcie twierdza, re
ME wiedza, co jest powdem po-
zaru eksplozyi. Natomiast po-
licya sadzi, re eksplozye powstaiy
wskutek gazu. To samo mowia in
spektorzy bracia Gazzolowie.Ci
ostatni twierdza, re ME maja OBJ
solutnie zadnych nieprzyjaciol.
Strategy mowia, re nigdy ME
slyszei, azeby gaz mogl wywola:
tax nagla i gwaltowna eksplozye.
FUNDUSZE MA TRY SLE--
1........ DZTWA. E.
komitet finansowy rady miej--
skiej powzial przychylna dyecy-
Eye W psprawie wyznaczenia fun
duszow ma try Sledztwa. Posta-
nowil polecic jednoglosnie, ably
fundusze wyznaczono komiteto--
wi zbrodni przedlozenie srod--
kow zaradczych, jakotez komite-
towi zdrowia ma zbadanie, dla--
4
czego wszystkie polecenia koni-
syi niemoraluosci ME zostaly w
zycie wprowadzone i zarazem ko-
misyi dworcow kolejowych, kto-
ra ma przestudyowac potrzebe
miasta pod wzgledem tychze
dworcow. Pierwszy komret O.
trzyma $4,000, drugi $1,000, 4
trzeci $4,000 miesiecznie, ably
mogi zgodzic inzyniera J. F. Wal
lace'a i zapiacic asystentow
przygotowac biuro pracownie
Edla tychze.
Rada miejska pewnoscia po'
llecenia tie zatwierdzi w ponie--
dziaiek.
OSOBISTA WLASNOSC
BURMISTRZA.
Burn. Harrison oszacowal swa
wiasnosc osobista w tym roku na
ISL, 1,526,94, ii. ma $1,76l.94 mniej
niz w roku zesz,ym. Cd tel su--
nJ,e; oodotak do wvdzialu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-23
s.
PROJEKT PACYF|KACY|
KOmEya ma rzadzit Mexykiem : Cy sic ma to
zgOdza? EWakuaCya SaItiIIO,
WRZENIE w ALBANu.
0 yHOmG Rule" ITIandyL NopOty AngEiH
Dabska WOjna.
ZWlOch. = Napad ma Chicagowianke.
Becker punOWns unan WnYm mOdarstWa psszym sOpnu =
TOna r1sce Hudson = GOmpsrs Socyalisach. "a
mykaja skad - Sraana tucizna,
o, HOME RULE" IRLAN-
DYI.

Londyn, 90 maja. - Podobno
sprawa autonomii irlandzkiej i
opozycyi ulsterskiej wchodzi W
stadyum nader grozne j Rad jest
MIA szczerze zaniepokojony: wa
zne wypadki So zapowiedziane ma
dni najblizsze, moze juz ma oo-
niedziaiek, kiedy oczekuja O.
twarcia debaty kompromisowej.
Zapowiadaja rozruchy zbroinc
wystapienia W Belfascie. stolicy
Ulsteru. Rad zapowiada even
tualnie wystapienie Gala bez-
wzgledna siia.
z KLOPOToW ANGLII.
Londyn, % maja. - Wczoraj
sufrazystki urzadziiy nova avian
! ture W teatrze krolewskim: W
czasie pauzy pewno nwojownicz-
ka' zwroeila sic do parry krolew-
skiej, W lozy siedzacej palneil
krotka mowke, tytuiujac kr6'a
Jerzego - ,.carem rosyjskim. !.
powstai halas, chciano awantur-
nice wyrzucic teatru, ale ME po.
szio to latwo, ia sic bowien do
stolka swego przywiazaia powrC-
zami wrzeszczaia dalej. Naresz-
Gle ia ,,odiaczono" przy pomocy
sprowadzcnych robotnikow; tynl-
czasem kolezanki pomagaly
swojej ucisnionej siostrzycy, jed
ma nawet sic ma scene wydrapala;
publicznosc poczeIa woiac, by Wa.
ryatki powyrzuca6, az policya mt
siala bronic sufrazystek pred
czynnem zniewazeniem ze str0ny
publicznoSci rozgniewanej... -
Wczoraj W Galeryi NarodoweJ
dwie sufrazystki W barbarzyrski
sposob uszkodziiy try cenn=,
klasyczne obrazy wioskich mi
strzow: obie aresztowano ma u
czynku. w Edinburgh sufrazyst-
XII rzuciiy bombe pod pewien tenn
pei, czy zbor protestancki, ale
szkody zrzadziiy niewiele. w Lei
cester usiiowaly podpalic pawi--
lon publiczny, ale pozar VEGAS zlo
kalizowano i zgaszono. Co dnia
kronika przynosi nowe przejawy
| tel szlachetnej wojny babskiej,
z WLOCH.
Rzym, 20 maja. = Zbrodniczy
napad ma Chicagowianke p. Fla
velle pod Florencya jest przed--
miotem energicznego Sledztwd
postrzelona kobieta ma sic nieco
lepiej; bandytow dotychczas
| ect,,y,,+,s ne 1dolano
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-23
sKLADY ZAMKNIFTE w so.
BOTE.

Nowy York, % maja. = w O.
g}oszeniu, jake sic pojawilo W pi
smach codziennych, sklad Jana
Wanamakera, jeden z najwiek,
szych w kraju donosi swej klien,
tell, re W miesiacach letnich
sklad bedzie zamkniety co sobote
Jest to nowosc w przemySle
hand1u amerykahskiem. z mysl7
podobna nosza sic zarzady innych
SHADOW w Nowym Yorku. Ia.
XII system wprowadziiy juz skiady
B. Altman and Co. i Lord and
Taylor.
DIVA ostatnie sklady cd paru
miesiecy otwieraja drzwi dopie-.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-23
TGIGgTaDy zagTanIczne.
SYTUACYA MEXY-
KANSKA.

Niagara Falls, Kanada, 23 ma
ia. - Parlamentaryusze, obradu-
jacy tn mad pacyfikacya Mexyku
powzieli plan TAXI: Mexyk mial-
by bye przez kr6tki przeciag CA
su administrowany przez Komi--
sye zlozona trzech, lub piecln
czionkow, obranych przez obie
gl6wne sobie przeciwne partye,
Huerty Carranzy: Komisarze ci
beda najwyzsza wladza do czasu
legalnej elekcyi prezydencyalnej
raiano pierwotnie mianOwac tym-
czasowego prezydenta, ale "a
rada PREF. Wilsona zaniechano te'
90, aby ME dawac powodu do no.
wych zamieszek. Dalej mialabv
byc ogloszona powszechna anne
stya. a wreszcie ma bye postano-
wiony plan dystrybucyi gruntow,
Ktjre I'd dawna Sd przedmlotem
spor6w nieustannych W Mexyku.
Gdyby rewolucyoniSci ME chcie!i
uznac planu takiego, to rad Ho-
misarzy, poparty przez Rad a
merykanski, zwroci sic zbrojnle
przeciwko MIN. Takim jest plan
konferncyi W najogolniejszych "a
rysach, czy do jego przyje:'a
przyjdzie, ME wiadomo. Ma pew
no liczyc nalezy, re planu teSo
ME przyjma konstytucyonalisc',
a prawdopodobnie ME PrzyJnne
20 i Huerta, o ktorym nowe mad
chodza zapewnienia kompetent-
ne zupeinie, re ME ustapi re sta
nowisko chyba zginie! Huerta
rzadzi terrOrem w stollcy sWe!
zadne, najgorsze nawet kleski a
wieSci o sukcesach rewolucyoui--
st6w.nie zdoiaiy go zachwalac, Je-
dynym czlowiekiem, ktory z MIN
wsp6izawodniczy co do SHY ST.
nowiska Jest jego minister wojny
gen. Banquet, kt6rego Huerta
probowal juz obalic, ale ME zdo--
ial, poniewaz Banquet ma "a
SODA wojsko, IL kt6rego jest popu-
larry.
Vera Cruz, % maja. - Donie-
siono tn Mexyku miasta, 7e
przybyi tam wicekonsul amerykarl
ski Silliman, zupelnie bezpieczuy;
powiada on. re nigdy ME 5yi u
wieziony, re go tylko zatrzyma-,
nc pod dozorem, ale ME byi wca-
lc molestowany przez wladze me-
xvkahskie. Silliman byl wicekon-
sulem w Saltillo.
- Zdaje sic pewna jest rzecza
re Saltillo istotnie zostalo podda'
ne rewolucyonistom oproznior>
przez garnizony federalne, ktore
odciaguely ma poiudnie. spaliw-
sly kilkanaScie budynkow W mie-
scie. kt6re zreszta ME zbytnio u,
cierpiaio. Zreszta z placu boir
niema dzisiaj wazniejszych via
domoSci
2 ALBANII. ;.
Durazzo, % maja. = Potwie-'
dza sic wiesci, re Essad Basza
deportowany minister wojny al
banski, ktory sam mial plan oglo-
szenia sic krolem, uiozyi zamacf
celem zamordowania ksiecia Vii
helma Wied: aresztowano juz v
tel sprawie 4ch spiskowcow, kt6-
rzy mieli paiac ksiazecy W powie.
trze wysadzic. Rewolurya W gle
bi kraju trivia daiej W Tirana e!it
pi aIbanscy ogiosili niepodlegie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-23
SLUZY w GATUN w ME-
BEZPIECZENSTWIE.

Panama, % maja. - I rzado-
wego skiadu skradziono tone dy-
namitu i jest obawa, re urzadzo-
no zamach ma Sluzy w Gatun,
Wczoraj wieczorem aresztowarc
trzech mezczyzn: murzyna l
dwoch Kolumbijczykow, ktorzy
podobno dopuScili sic tel kradzie,
.zy. Goethals stwierdzil re stal
przy Sluzach panamskich ME
jest wcale najlepszego gatunku
Wiecej o tel sprawie Goethals ME
chcial movie do przedstawicieli
pism.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-23
oSOBISTA WLASNOSC
BURMISTRZA.

Burn. Harrison oszacowai swa
wiasnosc osobista W tym roku M
$11, ,526,94, ii. ma $1,76l.94 mnieJ
niz W roku zesz,ym. Cd tel su--
my zaplaci podatek do wydzialu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-23
NIEszczEsWY WYPADEK.

Nowy York, 20 maja. = Przy
odjezdzie okretu skandynawskie-
go Frederik VII. zaszedl wczoraj
fatalny wypadek. Mnostwo 60
sci staio w Hoboken przy doku ]
zegnaio pasazerow tego okretu'
Platforma, ma ktorej zebral sic
tIum ludzi zarwala sic siedmiu
wpadlo do wody. Czterech wyra-
towano, try zas osoby utonely
Paru mezczyzn wskoczylo dc
wody, by ratowac tonacych. Je,
den nawet mezczyzna, niejaki +
ric Peterson zwaryowal dlatego
re mu sic ME udalo uratowac z
wody pewnej kobiety / jej corecz'
ki.
w czasie tego wyPadku zycie
straciiy: Anna Edwardsen, lat 80
Anna Felchen, lat 6 i Helena Ed.
wardsen, lat 3.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-23

(Dokoiiczenie ma str. 5-ej).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-23

skich wczoraj poda} ten fakt
.wszystkim do wiadomoSci. Com
pers byi Swiadkiem W przeslu-,
chach rzadowych. Krzyzowe py.
tania zadawai mu socyalista, ad,
wokat Hillquit.
Gompers przedstawil w nalezy,
tenn ''swietle prace partyi socyali-
stycznej, twierdzac, zc ia wpros'
krzywde przynosi wszystkim u
niom, bo je w zlem Swietle zaw'
sze przedstawia.
Gompers powiedzial. przedsta-,
wicielom rzadu do czego day fe
deracya piracy. Gompers mowii
re federacya nigdy nie zmusza
rtbotnikow do wstapienia do uni
choc nieraz nowi i'm, ze jest ict
obowiazkiem do uni wstepowac.
Zdaniem Gompersa rzad Sta
now Zjednoczonych ME powinier
ustanawiaG minimalnej zap}aty
dla robotnik6w ... 49,. ...
Zdaniem Gompersa federacys
piracy ME jest cialem politycznen
aspiracyi politycznych nigdy nie
miaia, podczas gdy socyalisc
mieszaja groch kapusta. Spra-'
wy ekonomiczne, polityczne, reli
gijne ii wszystkie inne wcho-.
dza w program socyaliStycZny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-23
POD WPLYWEM TRU-
CIZNY.

Milwaukee, Wis, % maja. -
Wczoraj rozpoczqi sic process
niejakiego Mitchela Neck, ktorzy
do rezerwacyi indyahskiej Me-
nominee wprowadzi} strasznq
trucizne rodzaj opiatu, ktory ma
zywaja pejotem, Do rezerwacyl
indyanskich ME wolno wprowa-
dzac trunkow lub chemikalii, kto-
re powoduja znieczulenie zmy--
slow. Zeznano wczoraj, re pod
wplywem pejotu Indyanin Silah
Neconish widzial Boga, szatana,
butelke wodki, ktora skrad} po-
tenn wyproznii, wszystkie swoje
zle uczynki. Szatan Indyaninowl
przedstawii sic w postaci strasz'
nego czarnego kota, rogatego, z
z diugim ogonem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-23
WIEzNIOWIE OWACYJNIE
PRZYJMUJA GUBER-
NATORA.

Ottawa, ILL.,, % maja. = Gu
bernator Dunno wraz z partya
swa przyjechal wczoraj do Otta-
wa miasta La Sale. w Star
we'd Rock z gubernatorem wi
dzieli, sic czlonkowie roznych ko-
misyi stanowych. Tam pqdano
.obiad. Parowcem po rzece lllmo-
is udano sic nastepnie do obozu
Dunne'a gdzie wiezniowie re
stanowego wiezienia Joliet, pracu-
ia mad budowa nowych starych
drog stanowych. Wiezniowie przy
jeli Dunne'a bardzo, owacyjnie.
Dzisiaj rano Dunno wyjechai
do Chicago. Towarzyszy mu jego
IONA, dwie corki prywatny Sc
kretarz Sullivan.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1914-05-23
z WLOCH.

Rzym, 20 maja. = Zbrodniczy
napad ma Chicagowianke p. Fla
ve1le pod Florencya jest przed--
miotem energicznego sledztwd
postrzelona kobieta ma sic nieco
lepiej; bandytow dotychczas
schwytac ME zdolano.
- Doniesiono tu, re w Cyre.-
ne, Afryka wioska, znaleziono sta
rozytny posad Venus, pochodzacv
jak oceniaja czasow Praxitelc--
sa; zabytek bedzie umieszczony
W Galeryi Narodowej W Rzymie.
Newark post., 1914-07-01
THAT CHRISTMAS GIFT

know it is not in keeping with the weather to think of
Christmas. But little time and attention given
your Cards or Gift Calendars will repay you than you
realize
At the holiday season. you rush off and buy stock
card or calendar Time demands something and that the
best you can do.
While now little thought and talk with the Printer will
result in something Original Express Your
self to your friends al Christmas tide
We are going do real original Christmas print
ing this summer Shall do calendars for you? Perhaps
there quotation from your reading that
you would like to share with good friends Let
talk it over with you.
Newark post., 1914-07-01

At THE POST, of COURSE
Shop where Printing is con-
sidered an Art and not a Job.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-09
FOUND EMPTY CITY HUNTING A BATTLE
irwin Cobb Tells How He Be-
came "Guest" of the Kaiser.
Equipped With Spawned Horse and
Two Bicycles, He and McCutcheon
Walked Into German Army.

London.--Irvin S. Cobb, a magazine
writer, and John T. McCutcheon, car
toonist. who were arrested during the
advance of the German troops through
Belgium, are still the guests" of the
German government at Aix-laCha,
pelle, according to l.. l.. Winslow, Sec
retary to Ambassador Gerard, who ar
rived here from Berlin in charge of
290 English refugees, mostly women
and children.
The adventures of Cobb and Nc
Cutcheon were related to Winslow by
Cobb
This is Cobb's description:
"McCutcheon and | promenaded out
to Brussels on a sunshiny day to in.
spect a few parcels of Belgian real
estate, comprising the battlefield of
Waterloo. Soon we heard firing, so
we hurried toward it by a very forced
march. The cannonade seemed to
elude us playfully, and after walking
IL miles we invested in horse and
wagon. The-wagon was all right, but
the horse had retired from business
several years ago.
After the horse had fallen down
nonchalantly thrice, / had a talk with
him. He said that McCutcheon, who
had the reins, didn't know enough
about driving to drive a nail, and in.
sisted that he would go no further
until we got another coachman. We
compromised with the noble animal
by purchasing two bicycles, which
had been left in Flanders by the
Spanish invaders a few years before
Through the kindness of a Belgian
officer, we also invested in two passes,
which he told us were good for any
performance In the Belgian theater
Of war.
"The artillery firing we had been
pursuing all this time suddenly
turned and pursued US, and a few
moments later we found ourselves
leading our slightly spawned bicycles
into the German army's pleasant
midst. Several regiments were as
signed to conduct us TO the comman-
der-in-chief, who, with splendid cour-
tesy, assured US OF Germanys hospi-
tality, provided we did not happen to
be shot as spies in the meantime.
"The latter supposition appealed
more forcibly to him when he in
spected the passes given US by the
Belgian officer, for he remarked that
our particular variety OF pass could
be carried only by Belgian spy. Be
sides, he pointed out that our bicycles
were of a type handed down from
father to son among Belgian spies.
while endeavoring to dispel these
illusions somebody stole the afore-
said bicycles. / was so grateful for
this kind act that l didn't care what
the Germans did to US.
"As McCutcheon, however. kept on
making the eagle scream for US so
loudly, we ultimately became the kais-
er's guests here In Aix-la- Chapelle
without being shot once. still pre-
serve my American neutrality, and
the suit OF clothes in which left
Brussels. but I've bought a new shirt"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-09
WAR COSTS ENGLAND
S25,00O,000 A WEEK

London.-The government Is expect
ed shortly 10 make further issue Of
SIS, 100000 treasury bills. In the last
IL days OF September supplies cost
IN excess OF s75.oO0.O 900. the bulk OF
which went for war, while in the pre-
ceding week s43,595.000 was absorbed
In the same way.
The government balance on hand
September 30 does not exceed tz0,-
900 900. The war Is coating more than
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-09
Germans Took Alost but Every
lnhabitant Had Fled.
Fearing the Terrible Fate Of Ter
monde, $4,000 Citizens Abandoned
Their Homes and Departed.
BY HUGH MARTIN,
War Correspondent of the London
Daily News.

War Correspondent of the London
Daily News.
Ghent-What in some of its aspects
is the most remarkable incident in
the whole course of the Belgian cam
paign occurred by order Of the Bel
gian military authorities.
Alost has been evacuated by the en-
tire civilian population of $4,000. Not
a Belgian remained in the place at 3
o'clock on the afternoon Of September
%.
This is in answer to the crime of
Termonde. That town was wiped out
with a completeness never known in
history and in the process hundreds of
defenseless people perished.
To save Alost, three times it's size,
from a similar fate the government
has taken the sensational step of or
dering it's complete abandonment to
the last man. woman and child.
Sunday morning there were thou
sands of civilians quietly pursuing
their avocations under the shadow Of
the coming terror in Alost and the
surrounding villages. When the place
was entered by the German forces
Monday afternoon it was as quiet as a
sepulcher.
When the German advance guard
came 1t found the doors Of all the
houses open, food in all the larders
ready to be eaten, wine to be drunk.
and beds to be slept in-all that an
army could desire-all but something
to kill.
It is not possible yet to obtain fully
coherent accounts of what led to the
present evacuation, but will attempt
a general outline.
Sunday afternoon the Germans sent
a body Of spies, some fifty in number,
disguised as refugees from villages
farther afield. They came and melted
away. Then more peasants" ap-
peared, bringing their household goods
on little carts drawn by dogs. which
are universally employed in Belgium.
Belgian lancers and cyclists were in
strong force in the center of the town
and the streets were full OF people,
many OF them preparing voluntarily
for the trek which afterward became
compulsory and universal.
Suddenly the peasants" swung
round their little carts. flung away
the coverings from their contents,
and poured hail of lead into soldiers
and civilians alike. AS war goes on
the German side It must be counted q
daring and brilliant raid. for the re-
suit was carnage with little loss TO
the invaders.
On the Ghent road I saw a woman
conspicuous by her sobs among the
tens OF thousands in the lamentable
procession. She had lost her two
children. one shot in the neck, the
other in the forehead. Several women
also were killed In this brilliant piece
OF work.
That night imperative orders were
given for every person in Alost and
the villages round TO leave the follow
Ing morning for Ghent. The pitiable
crowd hardly escaped the lombard
ment At ten o'clock shells began to
drop In the town.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-09

25.000 900 weekly. the expenditure on
supply services" having Increased
by s211 10000 during the eight weeks
OF the war.
The stock exchange committee is
making inquiries into certain trans
actions on behalf of German interests
before the war. Punishment is urged
for those who accepted German or.
ders which helped the panic.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-09

The London Daily Chronicle reports
that the front towers and windows OF
Reims cathedral are uninjured and
that reconstruction Of the cathedral
will not be difhcult. The Times
makes the same statement
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-09

A half-sheet typewriter French die
tionary OF the most necessary words
In carried by all soldiers OF the Brit
hh expeditionary force.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1914-10-09

Miss Amy Wren, Brooklyn lawyer.
has an extensive practice among the
Chinese.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-15

. Louis Brothegton. the 12-ycar-old
Daughter of Mrs, Gertrude Brotherton,
Of 524 North High street, was struck
by orS auto driven by G. W. White, of
Canbv kday at the corner of state
and Hioh >Streets. The auto knocked
the rirI DOWN and passed completely
ovor bcr bnt os1,she was stunned by
the blow she lay stiHron the pavement ,n.
and the wheels passed clear OF het
body. Her injuries proved rs, pc sngn5
and after u few bruises were - Iesstu
by DR.. o. b. Miles, she was takef-So y
the office of her grandfather, d. M.
Wilson. Mr.. White, who was driving
the ear, is a member Of the firm of
White Smith, Candy,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-15

Do not be mislcad-you do not pay
my more at Dr. Mendelsohu than
you pay elsewhere You can rest MS.
sured that il he fits your eyes they
will be fitted right, His practical ex.
perience extending over u period Of
thirty.two years is your safeguard
against incompetence and Ignorance.
The large number Of patients from Ma.
hon and Polk counties that he has
successfully fitted backs up every claim
that he is entirely able to take care os
your eyes as they should be taken care
Of There win be nocxperimenting with
your eyes at his hands, lie guarantees
you satisfaction IN every respect and
his guarantee is good, He viii change
your glasses, if necessary for one year
free Of charge. Dr. NJ. p, Mondelsohn,
Doctor Of Optics, 2lO'2ll 4, $, Bank
Building, Salem, Oregon,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-15

investigation and hearing, which has
becn fixed for October % at Dufur.
The iailroad company filed new tariff
with the commission, TO take effect
October !, In which there was an IN
crease In rates upon merchandise live.
stoclt and grain, and, owing to com.
plaints Of unreasonable rates voiced hy
the merchants Of the towns served, the
commission suspended the tariff pend.
ing an investigation and hearing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-15

OF the four Indian boys held by the
Salem police yesterday the officials
from Chemawa selected but one, Sylyes
ter Rondidoux, to 20 back to the insti-
tuition, and told the other three to keep
ON travelling, All had been pupils at
the institution, but two Of them had not
been there for year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-15
The railroad commission has made an

The railroad commission mas nlaue an
order granting the Portland Eugene q
Eastern Railroad company permission
to construct grade crossings over the
public highways of Lane county in Id
places, specified in the petition, subject
TO revocation for cause at any time, and
subject to the conditions that the rail
road company establish and maintain at
each Of the crossings safety devices
such as crossing warning signs, whlss-
ling posts, cattle guards and wing
fences. In another instance the coni-
mission suggested the change Of conrse
Of the public highway, which will in
volya comparatively little trouble aud
expense, so as to avoid the necessity Of
a crossing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-15

A correct view OF Christian Science
win he given by Professor Hermann S,
Herring, G. s. H., member Of The Board
Of Lccturcship Of the Mother Church.
the First Church Of Christ, Scientist,
in Boston, Mass, In his lecture on
Christian Science this Thursday even.
ing ut o'clock at the Grand Opera
House. The public is cordially invited
10 attend.