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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
"SEM" STUDENTS
SECURE CHARGES
Graduates q tn<usfana TheeieEieal
s<heei Leave for Field u
Endsassr.
SCATTER ovER WHOLE COUNTRY
Are CaIisd 20 Pests From Connecticut
% OFrEsn-so o. Leave
tn.tifution-

Twsaty-zias graduates % AuEusiana
theoioxiczi ssminaTy have bsea assign
- their respective charges for tho
easaiaE year and wIi leave for their
posts tu the aeaF futurr. The younE
n~r's f~ids % labor ere widely srpa-
rated. socns going @ast a. far a. Dan
ban. Cour-. while others are 60 take
thsir uore b. cities os the uesf coast
ons throioEiau leaves Tor foreign
asi4s. fsGiz BEING hls objective point
where They LSe4ie.
me former ssaio-s and the places 20
vhieh shsT so are EiveH IA the follow
Tag tisss
a ". Jshusoa. = Chicago and In
disaa HarboF
y. KeiaiuE. Eirnira. Ny
\. h tars0u. Thisf River Pals.
afoat.
g. A. Lund. Bloc Island
3 LoTfru. Portland. ore
g. 4 Larson. Mird~n. Neb.
]. q. 4fafsou. Aisdo. H.
o. p Nortstr6rn. Hay1nue. y. J.
p Gilman. Stockholm. can
q ~ uIrii. kiuEshury. Cal
q. q. Sanders. Worcester. Mass
p 8. Svcusou. MiihauE. s. %.
s. r. SWeusou. uanburv. Conn.
G. q. Anderson. Great Pals. Mont
g. % Brrguisf. Christine. Nina
O.. \. ususou. Albert City. Iowa
T. 4 u9ruau. MuusinE. Mich.
a. &C. Bi1mEr~u. OEema. Wis.
s. uiomErsn. tndia Mission Field
g. q Caristrsif. Kennedy. Milan
r. C6ruay. idaho Fails. Mont
" D. Ericts1u. F1Estotn. MINI.
n. p Fr~1ra. NFU FRA. Iowa
- g. uansoa. Salt Lake Cify. Utah.
a. Y. B~dstr1n. Colorado Springs.
Colo.
L. a Herman. So JONAS. ChieaEo. Z
q o. H11Fu. WarFuad. Aiiur-
8. H~in~r. Alberto. Can.
r. A. johnson. Astoria. ore.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
WHAT MANY ILLINOIS
FOLKS SAY.

Marshall. m.-"Hayc taken you
sF..fEa- nT..fs..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
PLACE BIC SCALE
AT POST OFFICE
Othsr impruvsm~nts On Fr.Errs. al
Federal HuiidiHE Directory
Eoard attractive.

L SanrrF1s improvements are on prog
Fsss ebass ere Rock Island rostrrsce
bfsiieinEs these days Contractor g..
> t.artia has joss flashed the insfaiia-
El1s 6s ftr 5snm-rsr Hove sG11-f 1uHf
G8Fmans scale iE rHr south tTsfa11i~.
ws5ea fa ltsegf wss s9m~thirs af a Job.
ss 5F vac rFeFssaFT Fu sac az opening
ttr1EEt ere crmraf H01s and support
ere scale ulft heavy Steel eFrtranlE-
o. she cashier ard money order
Faaas heavy cork carpet Furnished bv
tke tFezsuFT department has been iait
Fsr4 a. SAITH has catered upaa che
fzihttmsns o. e coafFset eailjEE for
tss EsvaruisatsE % ths Hooss iu the
p@stasastrFs suite. ircilfiaE enc as
stsssnf postmaster room. ana thr an
- roou- TIE fo1T % the registry
room and also that % Major H1Eman's
o@ee 90 the sscoud fooF are likewise
20 BE- treated. While the mop boards
throaEhaut ths buiidiaE are % b. re-
painted and rcTarrished under Mr..
Smiths CONTRACT.
TIE thing which both Postmaster
sfupsoa ana Assistant Postmaster OF
soa are particularly proud %. how
ever. = che handsome directory just in-
stalled o. the groups ~ bulletin and
directory boards CO. che east lobby. n
e. an Improvement and a convenience
that both officials have been planning
for for some months. and with the as
sissaaee % George ". Aekisy. chief
clerk in the Offices 90 the q. = engineer
corps. they succeeded in getting up a
design which the treasury department
readily approved and authorized tho
custodian % purchase and install II
VAS furnished By an interchangeable
sign company % New York. and con-
sists % white ceiluinld letters attached
90 a blackboard % dark green eordu-
royed broadeioth. The effect r. very
attractive. and ihcre a. the advantage
at additions or changes may be read
iiy made. The postmaster and his as
sistant proclaim e the handaorncst d.
rcctory board in any public building
In the three cities
With the improvements IN the inte-
flor % the building. the grounds are /
not being neglected. C. a Kuehn be- /
frE engaged In planting new shrubhcry /
and small trees uader a contract with .
the Custodian
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
BUILDING PERMITS
ISSUED THIS WEEK

Building permits issued during the
last seek bv Building Inspector C.. "
johnson sore for structure tutaing
s. SIS. Permits follow
a. q Glenn. Thirty-accond street
and Fourth avenue. dwelling $1,000
~ J Butler. Tor G. S. Wick. For
ty-fuh street and Fifteenth
avenue. dW eliIuE --..-.------ 1850
William REID. FOR Minnie sher-
man. --lf sixth avenue.
porch ..s.-.-- ---...--.--- %
= G. Wifhrow. for 60 schuck.
sff Seventeenth street. gar-
aEr ......-.. Coco. .--...-.. 20
T. ~ Hopkins. Tor airs Craig.
i-zp sryrlth avenue. Ehius-
Inns .....-..a.- ......-a. ...a-- 90
seorsc Miller. for y. WesteT-
marx. Eighteenth avenue and
ThlTtleth street. harm ....--. li5
nerrafrom e. Batten. for c. H.
Cox. 1885, ThiFty-sccoud street.
porch and repairs .....-.-.-. 200
G ~. t.auFman. two dwellings.
Thirty-ciFhth street and Six
teerth avenue. 81 600 each. 5000
Harry kcyfauyer Tor j. a
LiudqulBt. 1905 Sixteenth ave
nue.. dwelling ..-......--..-.- i.5oo
n. 4. Lohsc. for C. r. Roth. as
Twcuty -ihird street. repairs.
Haru .-..-..-- -.-.------- 90
William Reid. 1i5 Twenty-thiri
street. repairs. roof --.------ 90.
Frank Berkshire. 7e0 Twenty
eighth street. barn ..-. 15'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

often before, and after taking II one
night nv voice was ~ clear a. usual.
have taken !, and tho Pellets for liver
and kidney trouble and they have proved
n perfect success
Furthermore. my son hai stomach
trouble 1 went 20 visit hun and he could
not eat but n few bites until he would
have go leave the table. / got him a bot
lie Of my cure all a. I call II. and after
be- had taken the Discovery two days
he could eat anything he wanted and
!; did no, cause him any pain.
Nov. l think there Is no medicine
that equals yours ~ We have used them
IN the family for a number OF years and
find them all YOU claim and really more -
Mas. LszrfE CmCKADosSz, 500 Z. Locus,
S.. Marshall. Ill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
Nnt,rr 10 Contractors.

Sealed proposals. viii be received n,
the once OF the county clerk OF Rock
Isiaza eounty. a. the court house. IN
tsi p IN Thursday. the 1rd day Of
jane. 1918. for furnishing the mater
iais ana labor % all kinds necessary
for the construction. erection. and de-
livery % the bsiidinE for the Rock Is
land county iait Plans. specifications.
forms of proposal. and other informa-
ton may b. obtained a. che once Of
the architect. Cyrus u. Mcf-ans. 5oi
Robinson briiainx. Rock Island. III.
Separate proposals will b. received on
xsner.i eontr4ef. piumbinE. electric
ufrinr. heating. ard cell work The
right Il reserved 60 reject any or all
b5is. and 60 waive any informally In
sry proposal
= e. BURcoYNE.
Chairman.
CHARLES n KERNs.
Secretary.
jail huiidirE committee % the
tear OF ssp~rvisors--tAdv.J.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

Six months Music Lessons FIRE r
with each piano bought during this
sale, no matter how low in price.
Lessons given by graduate teachers
In our Conservatory.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

h.sstrsss -asr az - las b~ss able 60
r~aeh Eersosaftg. bst az - has b@es
sept bssf arsaaEsaE for ~ blE sTs-t.
trel.ssiqas kzV~ bse1 sEteefef All ths
essssrss usn tsrosEh ts@ nsSrpapsr
cetaasss. ard al rasrcasats age urged
Oh sfsret ~ G G. o. 4 is EfvfaE ihs
rsa frr ie sesreeisfias % rass favors
Co sEr rtab
Or case 81 ssssTaratte wsashss tse
-rrrf vtft se aasseae-'s oss week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

works switch. until May l, 1916 Bid
der must state mine from which coal
viii be furnished.
City reserves right to reject any OF
all bids.
Dated at Rock Island. Ill. May %,
1915. n. T. RUDGREN,
(Advl City Clerk.
Most of the shadows OF this life are
caused by standing in our own sun
shine.-Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

Discovery for
throat and lung
trouble and loss q;
voice, and have
found II 20 be al
that is desired.
Ny physician gave
me his remedy fo-
several days 20 r.
store my loss 81
voice but IL did
no good. / then
purchased a bot
tie Of Discovery
~ / had used il
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
Nnffre.

Bids will be received az the city
clerks Office Rock Island III. until
Eve o'clock p N. June .. 1915. for
furnishing one and onc-half Itzl inch
greetings p. o. 3. Rock Island water
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
Rietzler. for Chan

Louis RietzIer. for Charles
OHare. as Eleventh street,
barn Observation-Disclosures 90
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-23
EDITORIAL P A G l.

introduced the bachelor bill, which provides that all unmarried males over the age of 30 years shall pay an annual tax of $50, provided ho~- ever, that they ere earning at least $50 a week.
 A republican, o. H. Hammond, IS responsible for the contemplated va on the cats.
 He has put in a bill which calls for licensing cat at S1 a head. The sponsor of the proposed law wants to eliminate the hundreds of stray animals that prey upon young game such as rabbits and birds.
 Assemblyman Singer would e5- tabllsh . State Board of Barbers to regulate that trade, legalize boxing in this state, and permit the play ing of baseball on Sundays throug1 bills he has introduced. Senator Egan would also legalize all sports on Sundays.
 Senator Hutchinson, of Mercer would abolish the death penalty as capital punishment, and substitute life imprisonment at hard labor.
 Among the other interesting pro positions before tho present legisla- ture are the bills to compel the reading of the Bible in the public schools; permitting the hunting oi deer with dogs; reimbursing con victs for state road work at the rate of 50 cents Q day, the money to be given dependent wives and minor children and increase tho bill to compensation to workmen Go the loss of a thumb incurred wAilt engaged at work.
 Assemblyman Stevens of Cape May would boost the pay of th@ lawmakers from $500 a year tc $1,O00 a year.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-23
A BLOW TO ARBITRATION

Cleveland Leader: The special commissioner of the United Sta'eS government who has been working uDon the coal mining situation III the southeastern part iof Ohio $ going back to Washington to tell the president that he has been un- able to make headway because he cannot induce the miners to submit their case to arbitration. They re- fuse to take the chance of au un- .avorbale award.
 This is a blow to the whole prin- ciple of arbitration. It is exactly what many labor organizations have often denounced employers for doing. It is a decision for in dustrlal war instead of for rne most hopeful means yet discovered for averting or ending such strife.
 Beyond doubt the leaders of the coal miners feel sure of the jus Iice of their demands and they think that they ought not to sup feet so good a cause as they be- Ueye they have to any risk of fe- feat. But the coal mining com panies may feel just as certain that they must win in order to do busi- ness at all, in the face of very formidable competition, especially from across the river, in West Eir- ginia They, also, hold that they cannot yield without destroying an industry which means much 10 Ohio.
 Such conflicting opinions, 50 Stoutly held, are the fruitful source of wars between nations and strife between employers and employees. Such conditions demand arbitra- tion as the one chance for peace. When strong men disagree so con- pletely and so determinedly the only hope of avoiding disastrous struggle-or of eEding one already long and costly-lies in calling upon outsiders to act as judges or arbiters. It Is for such emergen- des that the machinery or arbitra- ton in industrial disputes has been devised aui established.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-23
THE LAW UPHELD

The manufacturers Of the "PUR- OLA'' line of Household Remedies and Toilet Preparations are in full accord with the Pure Food Laws. Besides this their preparations are sold under an iron-clad guarantee. Once used, you will use nc other. Your druggist will supply you. Speci fy "PUROLA!" Sold by Keller Bros. Drug Go.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-23
EXPOSED!

After exposure, when you feel a cold coming on, take "PURoLA Honey and Tar Cough syrup. Don't wait until it has developed into 5ronchitis or pneumonia. Does not contain opiates of any klnd. Keep bottle in the house for emersen- cies. Your druggist will refund your money if not satisfied. Price 25c and soc Specify 'PURoLA'' Sold by Keller Brcs. Drug Go.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-23
How,s Thisl

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,. Toledo. o. We, the undersigned, have known S. J. Cheney for the last l5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE..
 Toledo. O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood ana mu- cuus surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-23
BACHELORS AND CATS
 TO BE TAXED IN JERSEY

Trenton, Feb. 23-Bachelors and cats will stand In jeopardy if two tills pending in the present legisla- ture should receive favorable action by the solons. The former will be affected in a financial way, and the felines face extinction as a species In very short order if the measures are placed upon the statute books of New Jersey.
 Assemblyman ostrom, democrat
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-23
CRAB MEAT COCK TAILS The Pack Train Restaurant
 Service a h carte.
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS

Real estate taxes for the year 1914 are now due and payable at the office Of town treasurer, U. S. court house, and if not paid on or before February 27, 1915, the same will become delinquent.
 MARTIN CONWAY, 2-10-td. Town Treasurer.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-23

An office man the other day counted 14S times that his stenO- grapher powdered her nose. And it was a dull day for business, too.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-23

After he iS given his liberty, Harry Thaw can do worse than go 10 Boston and Ee nominated for public office by the crowd that cheered him.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-23

Indiana's senate has voted 10 legalize betting on horse races. Il must have listened to some very extraordinary persuasive powers.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-23

Everybody agrees with MT. Bryan that all democrats are de serving. But the trouble is that some deserve one thing and some another.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-23

Where should the progressives go?" inquires Clifford Pinchot. But he shouldn't put that question Lo Congressman Mann or Uncle Joe Cannon.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-23

One thing some people would like to know is how q Mexican is able to tell, from day to day, whom he is fighting about
The daily Alaskan., 1915-02-23

Still, the man who would rather fight than eat hasn't been detected making a move toward Europe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-11
przeto lodzie owe, co sic Cd Sch
tygodni ME zg}aszaja, nalezy sta
nowczo uwazac "a zatopione.
Szturm dalszy W Dar-
danelIach.

Ateny, II marca. - OnegddJ
w nocy i wczoraj zrana tlota
Sprzymierzonych wstrzymana 70
stala w dalszej robocie dokoi4
Dardanellow - silnq burza, jaka
panowala ma morzach, ale popo--
Iudniu, gdy sic nieco uspokollo,
robota poszla dalej. w ciesninach
zmuszono do milczenia baterye
tureckie ma wzg6rzach Renkul,
gdzie slime dziala kruppa sic
znajdowaly i. niepokoily okrety
eskadry szturmijacej; nadto znl-
szczono 50 dzial tureckich, usta-
wionych ma automobilach / pre-
suwanych Z miejsca w mieJsce
wzdluz brzegu. Ogieh z fortow
Kilid-Bar i Erenkeuil stale sic
s}abszym i zdaje sic forty te pad
ma tez lada chwila. Cd strony "a
toki Saros ogieh dzialowy trwa
nieustannie; Smyrny wczoraJ ME
ostrzeliwano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-11
0 udziai. Wfoch.

Rzym,-11 .naarca. - w mo-
mencie biezacym najsilniej niepo-
kojaca kwestya jest pytanie, czy
'Wlochy vienna udzia} w wojnie
- czy ME vienna. W{adze okryfy
swe zarzadzenia nieprzenikniona
tajemnica, a wiadomo jest lyle
tylko, ze ogromna eskadra wlo--
ska, stanowiaca najlepsza Geese
floty wioskiej pod wodza admira-
Ia brata krolewskiego, ks. A
bruzzow, ruszyia prawdopodob--
ME ma woody Nora Egejskiego-
bye moze pod Dardanelle. Pre-
wodzi eskadrze tel 5 superdread-
naught'ow - aw skiad jej wcho-
dzi wielka liczba statkow Sred--
mich mniejszych.
Paryz, IL marca. - Innem ME
pokojacem doniesieniem jest fakt
ze rad francuski zwolnif ze s}u-
zby legion w}oski, walczacy O.
chotniczo we Francyi, a to dlate-
go jakoby, IL wobec powszech,
nej mobilizacyi we W1oszech le--
gionisci zostali powofani pod
bron we wIasnyn kraju. Owo Cd.
wo{anie wiec legionu z Francyi
ma bye ostatnim dowodem decy.
zyi wioskiej.
Rzym, II marca. - Eatwo zro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-11
Szturm Daisy W DardaneNaeh
Wielka kleska Franct1z0W.

tel Friedrich, ktory zatopil wiel-
ka liczbe statkow handlowych
ma wodach Pacyfiku, przewaznie,
a wSrod mich i jeden zaglowiec a.
merykahski, okret William P.
Frye. Obecnie ow rozbojnik NOR
ski - jak sic pisma angielskie
wyrazaja, zawinal do amerykah-
skiego portu Newport News W
Virginii, poniewaz potrzebuje na-
prawy. Wladze ameryl;ahskie po-
zwola mu tylko tax dlugo pozo-
STAG W porcie, jak dlugo istotnie
bedzie potrzebowa} ma mako.
nieczniejsze naprawki, poczem
statek musi port amerykanski O.
puSeiS, iaaezei- -bedzie internowa-
ny. Szkody zrzadzonej zatopie--
MEM okretu wzmiankoWanego
Stany beda dochodzic s9dow2
droga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-11
Walk w Polsce.
AugustOWO OdebranG; Pre-
my$I zaChWiany.
Japonia a CkinY.

zumiec, re stanowsiko niepewne !
taiemnicze Wioch nadzwyczajnie
niepokoi Niemcy Austrye; ma
wet stafa sic ia sprawa powodern
powaznego nieporozumienia po-
miedzy dwu niemieckimi sprzy--
mierzencarni, poniewaz Niemcy
Austrye nakianiaja, by ia stano--
wczo spefni}a Zadania Wioch
oddawszy Wiochom Tyrol z Try
dentem Istrye Kraina - kupiia
sobie j Niemcom pokoj choc z
wfoskiej strony. Co wiecej Mem
cy staraja sic chociaz tyle uzy-'
skae, by Wiochy, jesli juz konie-
cznie do wojny wystapia, by woj'
ne te podjefy i prowadzi4y od'
dzielnie same z Austrya, a ME W
po}aczeniu z Tr6jporozumieniem
Propozye take juz nawet Who
chom napomkniono; prasa WHO'S
ka wyraza sic mich ironicznie
uznaje je "a niepodobne do przy,
iecia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-11
KOMISYE LEGISLATURY
ZAMIANOWANE.

Springfield, 11-go narca. -
Speaker Shanahan ogiosi} wczo-
raj liste czlonkow stalych ko-
misyi legislatury i ich przewod-
niczacych. Ma stanowiska preze-
sow komisyi powo}ano 1S repu-
blikan6w, 13 demokratow i jed
nego progresywnego. Kontrole
mad najwazniejszemi komisyami
maja republikanie, kt6rzy So W
wiekszosci i mogliby byli otrzy-
mac wszystkie stanowiska pre-
zes6w komisyi, gdyby sic byli
zgodzili co do kandyata partyi
na speakera.
Po sesyi Izby Shanahan zwola}
wszystkich prezesow ma konfe-
rencye, ma kt6rej prosii ich, by
do piracy zabrali sic zaraz i do
pomogli mu, by sesya obecna
zdobyla jak najlepszy rekord.
Posel Rostenkowski wszedi W
sk}ad komisyi dobroczynnosci,
wyborczej, liberalnej i licencyi,
a poset Trandel w sklad komisyi
dr6g most6w, oplat i municy-
palnosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-11
,,Nur" niemiecki "a
tOpiOny.

Londyn, II marca. - Admlra-
licya brytyjska oglasza, re zato--
piona zostafa sodz-nur niemiecki
podwodny u. XII" zdaje sic
ten sam to statek, ktory onegdaj
zatopil statek angielski BLACK
wood. Nur 6w zostal najechany
przez krazownik lekki ,,Ariei" i
oGrazu poszedl ma dno, zaioge
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-11
DaIsze ofiary bIokady,

Londyn, II marca. - Donle--
siono tu, re Jangielski weglowiec
Beethoven" dazacy do Gibral--
taru, zostal iatopiony przez ming
lub torpedowany przez niemiecks
l6dz-nura. Dwu ludzi zalogi IL
toneIo, reszte uratowano. Fran
cuski parowiec ,,Grisnez" 20
stall zatopiony przez Niemcow W
kanale La Manche. Zaioge zdola-
no ocaliS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-11
IA ZNIESIENIEM KARY
SMIERCI.

Springfield, 11-go marca.
Opierajac sic ma statystycznych
dowodach, re W Stanach, W kto-
ryoh istnieje kara Smierci, wiecej
zdarza sic morderstw anizeli W
tych, w kt6rych kary tel niema,
eubernator Dunno zwrocii sic dc
1egislatury z propozycya zniesle-
MIA tel, jak sic wyrazii ,,odraza--
jacej" kary W Illinois zdaniem
jego kara wiezienia jest rownie
skuteczna, a usuwa niebzpieczeh
stwo pope}nienia strasznej omyl-
Xxi, ktora niczem nigdy napra-
wiona bye ME moze, wysiania ma
szubienice cz}owieka niewinne-
go. ME zabijaj" jest przykaza-
MEM Bozem, a powinno bye "a
r6wno przykazaniem 2o-go stule-
cia. Gubernator zwrocil dalej IT,
wage ma fakt, re gdy W Stanie
Illinois popelniono w roku 1910
65I morderstw, to w sasiednim
Stanie Wisconsin, W kt6rym ka,
ra smierci zostala zniesiona, ida
rzylo sic ich o 50 procent mniej
W tym samym czasie, liczac W
stosunku do liczby ludnosci, "a
mieszkuiacei oba te Stany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-03-11
e SPRAW M0RSkICH i.
Niemiec Zatopil Okret Amerykahski...

tylko zdoiano uratoWac / bedz!2
ona internowana W Anglii, oraz
procesowana o bandytyzm ma mo-
rzu, po ustaleniu faktow odno--
Snych. Anglicy ME beda zadnych
dawac wojennych przywilejow "a
logon niemieckich rozbijaczy
morskich / karaG ich beda, jab
zwyczajnych zloczync6w.
- Cd poczatku wojny zato-,
piono juz II niemicckich nurow
Z tel liczby strate czterech przy--
znaIy raporty niemieckie, a resi-
ia - zaznaczaja, ME da}a znac c
sobie - Cd Sch tygodni! Wobcc
tego, re l6dz podwodna musi &C
pare godzin powracac do sweg:
portu po Swieze zapasy woody
powietrza i silly elektrycznej,
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NIEMIECKI KRAzOWNIK w
AMERYKANSKIM.
PORCIE.

Washington, II marca. = No
wy miedzynarodowy problem,
platajacy stosunek Stanow Zjed-
noczonych do Niemiec, powstai
wczoraj, gdy niemiecki KRAKOW
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(Dokonczcnie ma str. 3ei.).
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Komisye legislatury zamianowane. =
Dunno przeciw karze smierci.
Sytuacya mexyka6ska ciagle pOWaz-
ma. Villa wrogiem obecnej
interWencyi.
uPrinz Eitel Friedrich" w por
Gle amerykahskim.
Fletcher, Howard Cow|ey admira|ami.
Nowy Prezydent Haiti.
Zn6w ofiara morfinomanii.
Z1oniejszenie sic irnigracyi.
Fletcher, Howard i Cow|ey admira|ami'
Nowy Prezydent Haiti.
Zn6w ofiara morfinomaniii.
Zrnniejszeoie sic iroigracyi.
MOVIE BILE.

Springfield, II-go marca. =
Posel Medill Mccormick wniosl
wczoraj bill, dotyczacy ustano-
wienia S-mio godzinnego dnia
piracy dla kobiet, a posef Dalton,
domagajacy sic zakazania prak-
tyk wrozbiarskich w Stanie. Po-
nadto wniesiono wczoraj W Izbie
poslow II, a w senacie 7 innych
blow.
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