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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-25

The duck law has been held
unconstitutional BY Judge Pol
lock of the United States court,
but District Attorney Robertson
announces that the case will be
appealed to the United States
Supreme Court, and he will have
all parties arrested who kill
ducks. He says the matter must
be passed on BY the supreme
court before it will be safe to
kill ducks.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-25

substituted for the professional
politicians and boodlers whom
the women kicked into the dis
card.
Others of unsavory ilk are in
daily fear of what another cleo
ton may bring to them.
The women of Chicago are
lifting stricken decency to its
feet, and what they can do for
Chicago they can do in other
places.
Woman is coming into her
own, and the nation will profit
by her advent into the political
field.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-25
Getting the Habit.

Farmers and townspeople all
over the country are rapidly
adopting the new policy of using
writing paper and envelopes with
their names and addresses neatly
printed thereon.
1t has many advantages. It
prevents the numerous errors in
the spelling of names, iusures
correctness of address, and guar.
antees the prompt return of your
letter in the event of non de-
livery.
1t is no more expensive than
the buying of stationery in small
lots in the old way, and adds a
distinctive air of respectability
and refinement to every home.
1t is a good thing, and has
come to stay-and grow.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-25
Coming Into
Their Own.

Women of America should take
heart, for they are slowly but
surely coming into their own.
Their entrance into the politi-
cal arena in certain states is hav-
ing a remarkable effect upon the
dulled conscience of the body pol
itic in those commonwealth.
Take the city of Chicago as an
example.
For many years the political
situation there has been COM
pletely dominated by a gang Of
professional politicians, boodlers
and blacklegs.
Today the women are in the
ascendency and the gang is on
the run.
In former years many thous-
ands of men of decency remained
away from the polls rather than
face the insults and abuse heaped
upon them when casting their
votes.
Unpriucipled politicians gath
cred together gangs of strong
armed men whose duties were to
intimidate any man known to be
in opposition to their depraved
scheme of government.
The underworld elected men to
Office and controlled them after
their election.
The gang simply had the ma
jority of votes, and worked their
advantage to a finish.
But the last election in Chi
cago put the finishing touch to
gang rule.
Women flocked to the polls in
vast numbers and completely
overthrow the gangsters.
Their presence compelled de-
cency and reasonable order at
the polls; not because of any re-
spect the gang had for woman
hood, but simply because they
stand in moral fear of the fem
mime vote.
Both republican and democrat
ic candidates for mayor of Chi.
cago we're selected BY The Votes
OF Wonderland they are good
men.
Many decent men have been
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-25
Clean Up Week.
March 10Th to April 9th.

It is desired that Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, March 20,
80, 81, and Thursday, Friday,
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday,
April l, ?, 3, 5 and 6, be given to
cleaning all yards and alleys oil
tin cans, cinder piles and other
uusanitary and unsightly accu-
mutations through the fall and
winter months. On April list,
End, 3rd, 5th and 9th a wagon
will be sent to your place to
haul this stuff away free of cost.
Burn all straw, dead grass and
the like that you rake together
and heap in one place all of the
solid matter such as rock, Gin
ders and ash heaps, cans, etc,
in a place convenient for a wagon
to get to Out Side of Your Yard.
No wagon will be asked to enter
a yard to collect the rubbish.
When you have done this and
are ready for the wagon, call up
or otherwise notify
Ed. Polster.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-25
What a Crouch
Will Do.

If you ever have a crouch, gel
rid of it, shake it off in a hurry,
for it is about your worst enemy
A crouch will turn the sweet
est disposition to vinegar.
1t will set you against your
fellow man.
1t will make you a nuisance to
other men.
1t will impair your intellect,
interfere with your appetite,
cripple your digestion, and make
you an object of ridicule in the
eyes of other people.
1t will retard your work, drive
your friends from you, cause
your children to fear you, and
your relatives to shun you.
1t will turn the brightest day
into a murky fog, obscure the
sun which God gave you to en-
joy, and transform the sparkling
water of purity into the bitter
ness of gall.
It will strip you of ambition,
pull you down to the depths,
and write ''finis" to an otherwise
brilliant career.
1t will chill the whinny of
your horse, kill the affections of
your faithful dog, and send your
cat scampering to cover.
1t will rival the below of a
bull, put your fowls to fight,
and make music of the grunt of
a pig.
It will make you a byword in
the community, an all around
nuisance to humanity, and an OBJ
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-25

Any person may keep himself
we'll posted on current local af-
fairs, be regarded a. 4 we'll read
man. know what's what and
who's who in the community,
and have numerous attractive
propositions placed before him
for the trifiing investment of
about two cents a week. For
proof of this statement invest a
dollar year in this paper.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-25

ject of disgust to yourself.
1t is full of peril and without
a single grace, for it is the hand
of the devil reckoning you down
to hell.
Get rid of your crouch.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-25

Some Canadians are having
spasms lest Germans in the
United States pour across our
northern border to attack the
foe." But we credit our Ger
man-Americans with too much
common sense to undertake a
move of that sort. The United
States looks good to them, or
they would hardly be living in
prosperity in our midst.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-25

After we have spent all of our
spare coin in the relief of suffer-
ing abroad, it will be in order
for Europe to pass the hat for
the starving uufortuuates in our
own midst.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-03-25
Cant Haul Voters.

The senate has passed the
Moxcey bill prohibiting the hir-
ing of carriages by political or
CARNATIONS for hauling voters to
the polls. The Moxcey bill will
make carriage hiring and an
illegal expense for any candi-
dates or party organization. 1t
is intended to keep the wealthy
candidate from having an adj
vantage through the use of We
hicles to bring out his vote but
it cannot prevent the use of au-
tos or carriages by individuals
who desire to contribute their
services to the good of any cause.
The bill carries a penalty
clause making its violation a
misdemeanor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18
Turcya a Persya.

Piotrogr6d, IS stycznia. - u
rzedowo ogloszono rewelacye o
spisku jakiego watek wpadl W
rece w}adz rosyjskich, uknutego
erzez komitet Turko-Persow W
Teheranie, stolicy perskiej: c.
lem spisku mia1o bye wymordo-
wanie pos16w teheranskich Ro--
syi, Anglii, Francyi i innych mo-
carstw, sympatyzujacych wy
mienionymi. Spisek, zamierzony
ma dzieh Bozego Narodzenia,: W
kt6rym to dniu posel angielskl
wydai zabawe u siebie i inni po-
slowie ma niej byli - tam wlaS-
ME miano ich wymordowac -
spisek ten zostal wykryty VEGAS
ieszcze udaremniony. Celem Je-
go po1itycznym bylo takie obli-'
czenie, IL po wymordowaniu po,
slow oburzone zamachem tym
panstwa musialyby zerwac dobre
stosunki z Persya - a tenn sa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18
Sytuacya ma ZachOdzie
EurOpy.

Londyn, IS stycznia. - Ber--
1inskie doniesienia takze
ME przeczone Paryza - glo-
sza zwyciestwo pod scissors, ia
ko istna i wielkich rozmiarow kle
ske Francuzow, wielkie zwy-
ciestwo niemieckie: rzeczywiscie
straty poniesione przez >Francu-
zow So bardzo ciezkie: 5000 jen-
cow, drugie tyle polegiych, WIG
eel ieszcze rannych, IA dzial po-
lowych zdobytych, 6 maszyno-
wych; oto zniwo niemieckie; o
szesc wiosek czy miasteczek po-
sunieto naprzod ku Paryzowi Ii
ME niemieckie.A Ajax ten wszelkie
nosi cechy forsy poteznej ku sto-
licv francuskiej, a zarazem obJa
via plan sparowania ofensywy
francuskiej w Alzacyi wstrzy-
mania lei czy wycofania; bodal
ze ten eel juz Niemcy osiagnell
bo cd dni kilku znowu cicho o ro-
botach francuskich w Alzacyi / W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18
Z nastrojjow niemieckich

Berlin, IS stycznia. = Cesarz
Wilhelm odrecznym ukazem roz-
porzadzii, il w dniu jego urodzin'
nadchodzacym W tych dniach =
wszelkie festyny i luroczystoscl
maja bye zawieszone, a to ze
wzg1edu ma tragizm sytuacyl, W
jakiej sic znajduje faterland ME
miecki. Rowniez telegramow,
kt6rych zazwyczaj Gale chmury
do cesarskiego palacu nadsyiano,
maia bye W. tym roku ME posyla-
ne, by ME przeszkadzafy rzado.
wynn wojennym komunika--
cyom telegraficznym. Prasa ME
miecka zaznacza, re najmilszym
podarkiem dla cesarza ma urodzl-
nv byfoby zdobycie Calais we
Francyi mad Kanalem, gdzie jak
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18

gdzie diva korpusy tureckie w sile
$4,000 ludzi zosta}y .rozgromione
przez Rosyan. Zwyciestwo jest
zupefne i uzyskane zostafo juz
pred kilku dniami. ~
- Dalsze szczegoiy g}osza, ze
52go .puiku tureckiego niema
po walce pod Kara-Urgan ami re-
Stick bo pulk ow zostaf caly znie
stony, wybity do nogi lub poi
many wraz oficerami. Ma ogoi
.wzieto ostatnio 5000 jehc6w, II
dial, 10000 sztuk bydia zapaso-
wego wiele innej zdobyczyeWoj-
ska rosyjskie znaczne slime "a
jely pozycye W dniach ostatnich.
Z Konstantynopola donoszs,
re panuje tam powszechna pani-
ka: w administracyi pahstwowej
kompletna anarchia: walk stron-
nictw. bunty, aresztowania,' ma
wet mordy polityczne - wszyst-
ko to ma porzadku dziennym; ex-
sultana wieznia Abdula Hamida
przeniesiono do Brussy, moze w
obawie, by jake stronnictwo ME
uwolniio go i ME stawilo ma
czele przeciwko obecnemu sulta-
nowi Mahometowi i rzadzacemu
stronnictwu mlodo-Turkow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18
ROSYJSKlE SUKCESY.
Ma pOlskim teatrze
Wojny.

Londyn, Is stycznia. - Po-
twierdza sic szczeg6ly o Swiet--
nym punkcie wojsk rosyjskich
w marszu ma prawym brzegu Wi
sly. Jest to sukces strategiczny,
ktory W dalszym rozwoju tego
posuniecia musi spowodowaG
odpadniecie Niemcow pod War
szawy moze wogole Polski.
Zdumiewajacem jest to, re Ro--
sya pomimo olbrzymiej rozcia--
gloSci swej inii wojennej, siega-
jacej Cd Ba}tyku poza Karpaty,
ME naruszajac wszystkich wojsk
ua tel linii, nova milionowa ar
mie zorganizowa}a i pchne&a na
brzeg prawy Wis}y: objaw to OIL
brzymio przewazajacych sill ar
mil rosyjskich. Ajax ma Torun
moze bye dla Niemiec zgubny a
jeSliby sic ME cofneli mad Bzu-
~, toby i'm zagrazalo okrazenie
zaatakowanie tylu przez mi
lion wojsk rosyjskich. w tel ak
CYL znowu sic okazuje zdolnosc
strategiczna wodza naczelnego
rosyjskiego = W. ks. Mikolaja.
Piotrogrod, -19 stycznia. - Ra-
porty rosyjskie wzmiankuja zna-
czna 1iczbe atakow niemieckicn
ma lewym brzegu Wisiy W okoli-
cy Bury Rawki - ktore wszy-
stkie ze znacznemi stratami Me
meow zostaly przez Rosyan Cd,
parte. GIownych atakow mialc
bvc siedm w ostatnich dwu do
bach - w rezultacie Rosyanie
posunei sic znacznie .naprzod "
pozycyach, zajmujac kilka apro-
Sow niemieckich. Dalei na po}u.
dnie w okolicy Nidy j Dunajca
gdzie juz stoja wojska austryac'
kie WALK rowniez zwawszem to
ca sic tempem i jak donosza ra'
porty - Rosyanie zdoiali zmu
sic do milczenia baterye austrya
ckie mad Dunajcem = bardzo sill
ne co zapewne jest zapowiedziI
generalnego ataku W tel stronie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18

Amsterdam, Is stycznia.
Prasa oblicza, re liczby jencow
pobranych przez Niemcy i Att
strye wynosza juz okoio SOo'OOO'
w tenn lAustryacy maja 100000 -
.reszta Niemcy: W owej masle
pojmanych ma bye: Francuzow
okolo 100000, Rosyan 100000,
Belgow $4,000, Anglikow 100000
Mniej wiecej podobna a nawet
wyzsza liczbe jehc0w Austrya-
k6w i Niemcow maja Sprzymle-
rzeni - sama Rosya posiada Jen-
COW ponad 100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18
Przypiski wojenne.

Paryz, 18 stycznia. = Flsfno
paryskie ,Humnanite" oollcza
straty przemyslu francusklego W
woinie dotychczasowej ma "tyl--
ko" szesc miliardow.
=, Francya sprowadza obecnis
wegiel z Anglii: jej wlasne boga.
+eskopa1nie W oko1icy Charleroi /
na pograniczu belgijskiem So al
bo zaiete przez Niemcow, kt@rzy
: Mich wegiel dla siebie dobywa-
ia. albo zostaly W walkach tam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18

Paryzu, tego powodu ME kry-
ja zaniepokojenia. Wprawdzie
ME nalezy spodziewac sic, zeby
Niemcy potrafili przerwac fran
cuskie linie i wtargneli istotnie ia
droga pod Paryz, ale juz samo
wstrzymanie akcyi w Alzacyi to
strata wanna. Francuzi obecnie
po$piesznie reorganizuja swe Ii
ME "a rzeka Aisne SLIME wczbra
na. Powodem calego tego sukce-
su pod Soissons jest zdaJe sic
stala taktyka Niemcow czynienia
nieprzyjacielowi niespodzianek
poprostu Francuzi ME spodzlewa'
Ii sic tam ataku zwlaszcza TAX
poteznego.
- Poza tenn walk pod Arras
i Lille toczyiy sic wcale zWawe
! lax francuskie donosza raporty
wypad}y ma korzysc wojsk sprzy'
mierzonych. Zdaje sic, re z ko'
lei Niemcy przygotowuja sllna
ofensywe w kierunku wybrzeza
pr6bujac raz ljeszcze marszu nS
Calais, w kt6rym poprzednio ta'
skutecznie zostali wstrzyman
przez Anglik6w i Belgow. DC
F1andryi ma podstawy operacyJn'
niemieckie przywieziono swiez'
woiska w kilkudziesieciu pocla
gach. Zdaje sic, re WilhelmoW
II-mu ma urodziny chce armla
lego podarowac Calais, tax przy
najmniej butnie glosi praSa ME
n1iecka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18
za|Obne WieSCi z WIoCh.
LAWINA w SZWAJCARYI.
Obro1ca Portu Artura ME zyje.
MiedzynarodOwy Kongres Socyalistyczny.

Obecnie w tel stronie maja Ro-
syanie zupefnie otwarta droge ma
Wegry i inwazya ich do Sled
miogrodu ME napotka trudnosci
Moze to mice ogromnie wazny
wp{yw na decyzye Rumunii, kt6,
ra obecnie moze take skorzy--
staG z owej zdobytej drogi ma
Wegry, jesli zechce sic po}aczyc
z Rosya przeciwko Austryi, jaS
to ogolnie przewiduia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18
Zuaczny postep wojsk
rosyiskich ma Bukowinie

Piotrogrod, IS stycznia. =
Najwazniejszym po ataku w kie-
runku Torunia - sukcesem O.
statnim wojsk rosyjskich, jest
silny j zwycieski atak ma pogra-
niczu bukowinsko-wegierskiem:
tn Rosyanie zdobyli bardzo waz-
ne przejscie g6rskie mad Z{ota
Bystrzyca wiodace Bukowiny
ma Wegry najwazniejsza to dro-
ga strategiczna, kt6ra Austryacy
byi SLIME obsadzili - atak ro-
syjski odni6s} zwyciestwo, droge
zdobyto gI6wny jej waw6z pod
Kirlibaba W prostej nieledwic
linii ma wschod cd Kimpolungu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18
wyzej donoszono Niemcy silny a.
tax prowadza =.
TeIegIany zagTanIczDe.
Zafobne wiesci zWIoch

Rzym, Is stycznia.s - Telegra'
my wloskie donosza, re wcial
ponawiaja sic W dystrykcie ma.
wiedzonym przez trzesienie zie-
mi wstrzasnienia lzejsze, ale
nader szkodliwe, poniewaz osypu
ia one zwaliska osianiaJa injury
stojace, lecz nadwyrezone: pra-
wdopodobnie usuwaja sic to ia
kies pokiady podziemne, uklada-
JAG sic W nowych warstwach / to
powoduje owe wstrzaSnienla. -
Wiesci okolic zniszczonych 50
mad wyraz zal6bne: liczbe zabl.
tych telegramy ostatnie stano--
via ma 10000, ale po szpitalach
Jest tax wiele ciezko rannych, ze
prawdopodobnie wielu Mich je'
szcze zemrze, a takze ME wlado,
mo, wiele jeszcze trupow znaj'
die sic w dalszych zwaliskach.
Akcya ratuntkowa prowadzona
jest nader energicznie i rezultaty
jej So wydatne: W caiym kraJu
zbieraja pieniadze, zywnosc, O.
dziez, drzewo dla dotknietych o.
fiar, pociagi kolejowe wozy zwo
"a je w okolice nawiedzone,
wiadze rozdaja najciezej dotknie'
tym: buduje sic juz poSpiesznie
baraki j schroniska, poniewaz Il
nina panuja dotkliwe i bezdomn'
cierpia ciezko bez dachu mad gio'
wa. Co gorsza - rzeki silnis
wzbieraja wskutek ulew i deSz-
cz6w; panujacych cd diuzszegt
czasu i groza jeszcze powodzi
zniszczonym okolicom. Jak stra
szna byla sifa pierwszych wstrza
snieh pojecie mice MONA tego
IL w gorach Apeninach, skaiy sic
obrywaiy ze szczytow spacai2
w doliny, a kilka gor porozlupy'
wafo sic ma czesci i potworzy'2
zupelnie nowe konfiguracy'
swych wierzcholkow. w Avezze
no-iak obliczono, zgine}o II ty
siecy ludzi, w Sora 1000; w Mo
rina 1900: to So najwieksze llcz
by W odosobnionych miejscowo
sciach; w innych jest ioih oOu
zgineio Cd kilku do kilkuset O.
sob. Ogromna liczba ciaf wsze-'
die oczekuje pogrzebu: trumien
brak, niema drzewa ma ME -
prawdopodobnie trzeba bedzie
ciaIa zwozic i chowac wspolnie W
doiach, by zapobiedz ich rozkia'
dowi szpitale wszedzie przepef-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18

Toxic, 18 stycznia. - Mlkado
Yoszi.Hito wystosowai telegram
do Papieza Benedykta HVgo, W
ktorym wyraza swe gorace po--
parcie dla idei Papieza, co do
wymiany jehcow. Zarazem Mi
kado doni6sl Ojcu sw, re Japo-
MIA wszystkich jehcow, jaklch
pobrala w wojnie obecnej traktu-
ie Z iak najwieksza wzgledno-
scia. .. ..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18
Walk W Belgii.
Amsterdam, Is stycz1ila. :

Amsterdam, Is StyCZhld' - Dc
wszelkie pewne informacye' re
Niemcy pod wplywem ataku z
1adu i morza ewakuowali wszy'
stkie pobrzezne miejscowose'
Flandryi, az po Moraikerke' Cd
1eq1epo ledwie O try mile cd o.
stendy. Z Antwerpii donosza, ze
nieszczesne to miasto zalete
nrzez ,Niemcow - musialo zaPaa-
cii ostatnio 10 milion6w kontry.
bucyi wojenej; termin p}atnosc'
r,1a;nie przypadi w sobote.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18
Jeszcze Wiesci z Polski.

Warszawa, 1S stycznia. - Ma
przestrzeni Sucha-Bolimow wal
k tocza sic dniem i noca, ma ogoi
linie rosyjskie trzymaja sic swie-
tnie i Niemcy sa spychani CO.
raz dalej wstecz: straty lch O.
gromne. Niemcy ufortyfikowa!l
poteznie linie swe miedzy Skier
niewicami a Grodziskiem, XII
kt6remu zdaje sic przenosic
punkt ciezkoSci walk. Mad War
szawa szybuja nieustannie ae--
roplany niemieckie.W mieScie sa
ogromne masy rannych. Dono--
sza Minska, re tam internowa-
no 1O7,26O jencow niemieckich !
austryackich; ponad 100000 Jefl-
COW internowano w Kijowie. -
Wielu jest jeszcze po nnych
miejscowoSciach. Mad Nida mai
goretsze walk toczy}y sic ostat-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18
z Walk ma Morzach.

Paryz, Is stycznia. - w O.
statnich dwu tygodniach piec
wielkich okretow handlowych ME
mieckich zatonelo ma Baityku
wraz zaloga przewaznie -. ma
ieChaWSzy ma mlny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18

Piotrogrod, Is stycznia.- Ma
10 wieSci i dose niejasne- mad
chodzi tylko potwierdzenie do
niesienia zupelnie pewnego !
wielkiej novel bitwie pod Kara
Urean'w Zakaukaskim Kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18

mem ia stanacby musiala po stro-
ME Tureyi przeeiwko Rosyi. By
Ia to siowem waika wpiywow an
glo-rosyjskich a1iemieckimi, po-
niewaz jest pubhczria tajer -lica,
ze "a GAIA ia sprawa staiy Mem
cy, inspirujace subsydujace
wszystko, CO robi Turcya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18

r. B. Pallasch wypozycza pienia-
die ma realnost, sprzedaje karty O.
kretowe realnosci. 1146 Noble ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18

(Dokonczenie ma str. C-tcj).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18
Zastepy jencow.

'eChaWSZy ma mlny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18
z Walk pod Kaukazem.

n wv OkO1icv PincZOWa,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-01-18
Z Japonii.

,ow ponad 100000.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-28
OVERHAUL YOUR 3D
q MACHINERY NOW

In what conditions are your mow-
err, binder, rake and plow? Do not
wait until you want to use them to
find out. During the winter months
or when you have time to spare, ov.
erhaul all your machinery for the
coming years work. Go about II
Systematically Determine what ex.
tras are necessary and set them.
When you are ready to use them
you will not nave time to do repair
work The, result, is that you will
attempt to work with them another
year. Many expensive surprises are
awaiting you. Parts win give away
without warning, bolts with other
parts will be lost for the want of a
'ew minutes attention with wrench.
Every minute you lose means money
to you. Why not remedy this con
iition for next year.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-28
STRIKER KILLED
In CHICAGO RIOT
Three Other Men Wounded In
Street Fight In Which Scores
OF Shots Are Exchanged

Chicago, Oct. 26.-One man was
shot and killed and three others
wounded in a riot growing out If
The garment workers strike here TO.
night. A score Of shots were ex.
changed, participants In the ARRAY
firing from behind telephone poles
and buildings until the police re-
serves finally cleared the streets.
Samuel Kapper, 80 years old, said
to have been a striking tailor, WIS
shot In the back of the head and
killed. Samuei Diegel, %, also a
striking tailor, was shot behind the
right ear and wounded seriously; To
ny Pinicke, 80, said to be a nonun-
ion tailor, was shot in the back of
the head and believed to nave been
fatally wounded. William Whelan,
bystander, also was a victim, being
shot in the chest.
The police reported that Pinicke
and his wife were on their way home
they were accosted by several work
ers affected by the walkout who de-
manded they join them. When they
refused, the police say, someone fired
a shot and Kapper fell dead. Four
men who took part in the shooting
escaped.
Mayor Thompson declared today
that he would not intervene In the
garment workers strike until the
strikers were able to come to MIN
with clean hands.
although club women nave ap
pealed to me to seek a settlement
Mayor Thompson said. 81 will not
do as long as it takes 800 policemen
10 preserve order among the strik
ers 4"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-28
COLONEL TUCKER SEEKS
REINSTATEMENT IN ARMY

San Francisco, Oct. 26.-Orders
have been received here from Wash
ington, d. c., it became known to,
day appointing an examining poard
10 investigate the application OF
Lieutenant Colonel William F. TucK'
err former husband Of dolly Lo'
cen, daughter of General John A. Lo-
Gan. for reinstatement in the army
vita the rank of colonel, Colonei
Hamilton Stone Wallace, quarter,
master corps, is named as head oil
the board,
Colonel Tucker was retired Mareh
1909 for the assigned cause OF III
health. Previous to that his wire
had secured a divorce from him al
ter n sensational suit He was mar
ried July 5, 1909 to Mrs Myrtle LIE
one Plat who was named as core
spondent in the divorce suit.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-10-28
OLD RESIDENT T..
MEETS DEATH
BY own HAND

herman Christensen, aged 81 years,
resident of Logan for a good many
years. committed suicide yesterday
morning. His body was found about
ten o'clock in an outbuilding near
the Central Mills. c. J. Kearl,
manager of the milling company dis.
covered the man and gave the re.
port.
No cause is known for the rash
act OF this man. He has been work.
ing for some time at the sugar fac.
tory and had been engaged to do
Some workoat the millrre IT. MAS
supposed ne was on his way, Tor the
mill when he committed suicide.
Funeral services will be held on
Friday at o'clock at the G.. w
Lindquist undertaking parlors.