davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-14
Thin Folks Who
Would Be Fat
Increase In Weight Ten Pounds or
More.


ia certainly give most anything to
tc abb" to fat up few pounds and stay
'hHt way. declares every excessively
thin man or woman. Such Il result is
not impossible. despite past failures.
Most thin people are victims of NAL
nutrition. :. condition which prevents
in" fatty elements of food from being
taken up by :hc blood as they are.
when the powers OF nutrition are nor
NAL Instead OF getting into the blood,
much OF the fat and flesh producing
clements stay in the intcstiucS until
they pass from the body as waste
I" correct this condition and to pro-
ne nutritiNc processes must he arti-
iiciailE supplied with the power which
na:ur" has denied them This can
probably best be accomplished by eat
lnS a SHrgol tablet with every meal.
Sargol Is careful combination of siN
splendid hss!inilativc agents. Taken
with meals they mix with the food to
turn the sugars ana starchcs of what
you hay" eaten into rich. ripe nourish-
mcnt for tho tissues and blood, and
ITS rapid effect has been in many cases
reported remarkable. Reported gains
OF from ten I" tWcnty-fv" pounds in
u single month ar" 10y no means iufrn-
uucut. Vet its action is pcrfectly mai
urul ana absolutely harmless Sar.ol
* sold by Tragic Drug 90. and other
druggists every whore ana every pack
age contains Il guarantees of weight in
crease or money back.
NbTE.-SarSol is recommended only
results in cases of nervous Indigestion,
etc, have been reported, care should
b" taken about using it unless a uaiu
OF weight is desired.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-14

frame and submit simultaneously to
YOU and ali the other bciligcrcnt ma
tonS proposals as a basis for discus
sion leading to the final settlement.
therefore. we do earnestly cntrcat YOU
and The ru'erS Of all the other warring
nations TO declare AN Immediate truce.
Let the armies stand still where They
are. Thou let negotiations proceed. so
,hat III" soldiers may he delivered from
another bitter winter in the trenches
and sent back to their labors' and their
ircSidcS. Ns there is no other way 10
end the war except by mediation and
discussion. why waste one more prcci-
Gus human life? For the sake Of
humanity. HENRY FORD"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-14
M'REYNOLDS DISMISSED

". II. McReynolos. chauffeur for
Governor Henry c. stuart. charged with
icck!eSsly driving an automobile and
With exceeding tho speed limit, was
dismissed yesterday by Magistrate T.
i. Franklin in Police Court, Part H.
George Winston coiUrcd. charged with
similar uftcnscS, MAS nucd $50 ana
costs.
Charges wor. brought AGAINST both
mon "a" a result Of an automobile ac-
ciG"mt ON lower lllll street one night
about two weeks ago. McRcYnulds
claimed that h: stuck to the right side
of tn" street in coming To Richmond.
but that Winston. driving Il car owned
by James Il. Branch. cut across in
front az him resulting in head-un
collision Tho Governors chauffeur
said that he did All that lie could TO
DTcvrut tho ncrilont
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-14

It's supporters said the opponents OF
the resolution failed to understand the
spirit OF Mr.. Ford's invitation
An appeal to the rulers Of Europe
was sent out Ivy wireless to-day. adj
dressed individually to each reigning
monarch. reading:
"Sir.-Wc come in this time of
trouble, not to add to your burdens but
to help lift them: not to consider which
nations are most to blame for the dis
astcr that has befallcn Europe. but to
end tho strife: not TO intrudc ourselves
upon your national life and national
ideas. but rather with an earnest dc.
sire TO understand them and a heartfelt
wish to aid In realizing Them.
The love Of country. for which every
day tens OF thousands of lives are sac
ritced, * the same in every land Your
nation, like the people of all the other
belligercnt countries. is lighting for it's
national existence and its best national
traditions. and so there can hc no ire
concilablc differences. Such common
ideals surely must afford a basis upon
which to establish a magnanimous and
honorable peace.
The time has come TO stop the
blOodshcd. to save the people from
further slaughter. and the civilization
Of the world from anarchy and ruin.
Has not war been tried enough in SIX
teen months Of lighting? Is il not
proven that war cannot solve TIL" prob
lem. but that it leads only TO loss and
misery? Must lives be crushed and
wives and mothers bcrcavcd before wc
recognize that Europe is bleeding TO
death, and that the grievouS wound
must be stanchcd.
we ncutrals arc about TO join in :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-14
RAMSEY CASE CONTINUED
Indicted on Charge Of Swindling Mrs.
Laura Is. BuSsnrd Out of
S3,275.

At the request Of counsel for the
defendant, the Hastings Court yester-
day granted another postponement in
the case OF the Commonwealth against
Ashby D. Ramsey, indicted on the
charge OF swindling Mrs. Laura b. Bus
sard out of the sum of 1925. W. II.
l'ozc renewed tho $4,000 bond under
which Ramsey has been at liberty
The trial was set for January IL.
William Grayson, indicted on the
charge or malicious wounding, was
convicted of assault and battery and
|Scntenceo 20 serve SIX months in Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-14
Christmas Holiday Fares to
Points On and Reached via
Norfolk and Western
Railway

Tickets to points in Virginia, West
! Virginia. Ohio, Tennessee, Kentucky,
Alabama and Mississippi, will be sold
at special rates on December II, 10.
1'9, 20, 81, %, %, "a and 25, 1915,
with final limit for return trip Janu-
cry 10, 1916. Tickets TO points in
Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas will
be sold on same dates, excepting De-
cember 10th. Fare to Norfolk and
return, $3.45; to Lynchburg and re-
turn, $5.05. For rates to other
tpoints, apply to G. A. Overton, .Ir.,
|Ctty Passenger Agent, No. 838 East
Main Street, or to
G.. II. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-14
WILL NOT INVOLVE DELAY
IN COMPLETION OF WORK

ut should be noted" explains the
report, that this will not involve de-
lay In the Anal completion Of the work.
since as soon as tn" application Of
prices can be properly begun, the work
| can be speedily brought up
The commission expresses gratiiica-
ton At the decrease in the number of
collisions. but says that individual In
stances OF unsafe operating methods
and violation OF rules are still too
numerous" It suggests a STANDARDIZED
ton OF operating rules TO assure safety
Iof railway travel, 20 be obtained
Through Federal legislation il shows
| that dcrailments have been on the In
crease, and that in 1915 there were
3j3S collisions ana G.S49 dcrailments.
compared with 5.oi: collisions and 1868
III, rnilmentS in 1909.
Track conditions which arc unsafe
for the operation OF trains at the rate
of speed permitted are too common"
Says the report In several Of the
|derai!ncnts investigated the track
conditions were found to be SO bad ~
10 be actually unsafe for the passage
|"i trains even at moderate speed, yet
no special speed restrictions were in
force, and il was common practice for
trains to be operated at unsafe speed
lover such track"
The commission suggests the need OF
|dciinitc information as TO the physical
properties OF wheels. rails and other
materials used i'll track and equipment
|and the strains and stresses they
arc required to sustain In service. De-
|railmcnts caused by malicious tamper-
Inc with track or switches are reported
to be on the increase and present n
problem difficult TO solve. better polio
Ing of tracks and a rigid enforcement
[of tresnass laws being suggested as
remedies.
Up to juno 30 plans for 41s auto
matte traln-control devices had been
presented to the commission for ex-
ANIMATION. of which $40 had been OK
a'nincd and PSI found mpracticablo
and crude and twenty-five found Dos
sessed OF meritorious features. but re-
CURED further development before
being entitled to serious consideration.
The block system of operation is de-
clared to havo proven its superiority
over any other.
The report contains 4 report OF the
important court decisions affecting
findings of tho commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-14
|. c. c. ADVISES EARLY
ENLARGEMENT OF BODY
Also Asks for Adequate Legislation
Giving Control Over Hallway
Capitalization.
ANNUAL REPORT TO CONGRESS
Recommends That Use of Steel Cars
in Passenger Trains BE Required.
Expenditures for Fiscal Year End
ing June 30 Is $:s,O33,025.

WASHINGTON, December i3.-Early
enlargement OF the membership of the
Interstate Commerce Commission, with
statutory power to act through sub
divisions, and appropriate and ndc-
duatc" Legislation for control over
railway capitalization were among the
important communications made 10
Congress to-day in the commissions
annual report
The commission suggested that II
should have express authority OF iaw
10 have access to the letter files OF
carriers: that the use of steel cars in
passcuror trains he required, and that
tie use in passenger trains OF ~o"den
ears between or in front of steel cars
be prohibited. IT WAS recommended
that the minimum penalty for viola
tions ~ the hours Of service act b"
fixed at q fine Of 500, and that pro-
vision be made that all actions rclat
Ing 10 transportation charges should
he brought within three years.
For tho fiscal year, which ended June
80 last, the commission spent $3"33.?2a.
including S2l3lo25 for physical valua-
ton work Its estimate for the year.
which begins July !. next. already
have been submitted TO Congress
The report Is largely devoted 10
presenting tho commissioner work for
the year. Under physical valuation
Work II reports llAt since june there
| have been twelve roadway and tract;
parties In the field in each of the Two
districts into which the country has
been divided, ana that their total
average has been about 5000 miles
per month. Nv January /, the report
SAYS. surveys OF nearly 10000 miles OF
railroad will virtually be completed.
Tic total railroad mileage OF the cout-
i try Is put at 10000. and tho report
says that the 100000 miles left at tho
beginning OF the year should be sur
veycd In tho four following years un-
der the present arrangement
1T is doubtful II adds. IF under tho
present organization. work can be
prosecuted more rapidly than 1t Is now
proceeding"
The repor, states that the survey OF
1900 miles Of the Chicago. Rock Island
ana Pacific viii be completed by Jan
uarE /. with the exception OF a few
hundred miles in the South Surveys
Of the Boston and Maine also Will be
completed this year. Before applying
the test OF actual cost 10 roads. how
ever. the report declares that much
more Information must he obtained
and has determined 10 defer the appli-
cation Of prices and the final state
mont IN dollars OF the cost of repro
duction anew
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-31
PODWYZSZENIE PLAC W
NEW YORKU.

New York, N. Y, 81 grudnia.
- Wszyscy funkcyoaryusze fiji
my bankowej J. P. Morgan and
Co., otrzymaja w tym roku wy4
sze jak kiedykolwiek premie. Ia
trudnienl u firmy tel cd 10 lat
! wy4ei, otrzymala 80 procent
4acy rocznej, zas zatrudnieni
kr6tsEy ezas, otrzymaja 20 pro
cent, Rown1ez wsEysey otrzy-
n1aja znaezne podwyzszenie pia-
cy,
Przesz1o 100000 robotnik6w
" rdanyeh przemysiach tutei-
szyeh | zatrudnionyeh ma kole-
jaeh goinyeh. przy robotach
raie.iskieh, na kelejaeh podziem-
nyet1 t, d, etrzy1faa tel pod
wEassenie piaey, idsee W dEie-
siatki nailien0w dolar6w,
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-31
ARESzTOWANIE KON-
SUL6W W SALONIKACH
w PRZYSZkYM TYGODNIU
MA Bye WNIESIONY Bill
KONSKRYPCYJNY
w ANGLII.
Najazd lotnik6w niemieckich
ma Saloniki.

Londyn, 81 grudnia. n Sa-
lonik dmosza:
Ma rozkaz wodza wojsk
sprzymierzonych W Salonikach,
generala Sarrail, aresztowano
wzieto ma poklad wojennego O.
kretu konsul6w Niemiec, Au-
stryi, Turcyi j Bulgaryi. Are
sztowano takze ich rodziny.
Najazd ma SaloniH.
Saloniki, 80 grudnia. = Try
aeroplany niernieckie ukazaly
sic dzisiaj mad miastem j zato-
ka i rzuciiy okolo 40 bomb, kt6-
re iednakowoz bardzo malt
poczynily szkody.
Londyn, 80 grudnia. - Opu-
blikowano tu, ze W przysziym
tygodniu premier Asquith wnie
sic W izbie g1nin przedlozenie,
dotyczace wprowadzenia W
Wielkiej Brytanii powszechne:j
i przymusowej s}uzby wojsko-
wei.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-31
MORDERSTWO
RABUNKOWE !
" SOUTH BEND
BOGATY BROWARZ HENRY
MIJESSEL I ROBOTNIk
CHOBOT ZABICI.
Dwaj kuzynowie MuesseIa po'
ranieni.

South Bend, Ind, 81 grudnia'
- Henry Muessel. bcgaty bro
varz i Franc. Chobot, zatrud-
niony w orowarze MuesseIa, zc-
stall zamordowani W czwartek
wieczorem przez dwoch zama-
skowanych rabusi6w.
Rowniez dwaj krewni Mues-
sela zostali przez bandytow po-
strzeleni, jeden Mich, zdaje
sic ae Smiertelnie.
Muessel sam Chobot po-
strzeleni zostali W glove i pa
dli ma miejscu trupem, dwaj
drudzy, VIM. Meussel, LEGACY
Is lat, otrzymal diva postrzaly,
.ieden W box, drugi w szczeke
rany jego So smiertelne Ro-
bert Muessel, lat II, pobity
ciezko posiniony przy zwiazy-
waniu mu rak nog.
Personal biurowy skonczyl
wlasnie prace dzienna / Robert
Muessel wlaSnie otworzyl drzwi
by wyiSG, gdy nagle wepchnie-
ty zostaI nazad do biura, a W
tel samej chwili wesz}o do blu
ra dwoch zamaskowanych mez-
czyzn i rozkazali obecnym pod
niesc rece. Obaj bandyci uzbro-
jeni byli pc diva automatyczne
pistolety. w nastepnej chwlll
jeden 2 bandyt6w poczai obec-
nych W biurze spychac do wne-
trza sklepienia z kasa, podczas
gdy drugi utrzymywal straz
przy drzwiach. Nagle pierwszy
zrnienil sw6j proceder i po-
chwyciwszy Roberta Muessela,
weiagnal go do przybocznego
pokoju zwiazak go i zakneblo-
wal mu usta.
Co sic dalej stalo, rnlody
Muessel ME Jest W stanie OPT
sac; siyszal szamotanfe sie
potem cztery strzaiy, jeden "a
druglm dane.
Chobot, kt6ry byi silaczen1, G
stop wysokim, zdaje sic usilo-
wal rozbroi6 bandyt6w, | przy
usilwaniu tenn utraci{ tycie.
Cd strzat6w bandyt6w zgineli
Henry A., Muessel a jego kuzyn
zestai eieako ranny. Nastep,lie
bandyei Eabrali z kasy znajdu-
iaea sic W niej eot6wke i zbie-
gil bez sladu, jak dotychczas,
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-31
WALK RASOWE
VI GEO R G|A
CZTERECH MURZYN6W "a
BITYCH, DW6CH
RANNYCH.
Murzyni mieli ZamOrdowac mad
zorce plantacyi.

BlakeIy, Ga, 81 grudnia. -
Czterech murzynow zostalo "a
strzelonych, dwoch innych zy-
wcem spalonych W ich domu,
dw6ch bialych zostalo ciezko a
kilku innych LEI poranionych
strzalarni, W ciagu szeregu BIZ
tew z murzynami, wywolanemi
zamordowaniem nadzorcy plan
tacyi, niejakiego H. Villipigne.
Zostal on zastrzelony z Zasa-
dzki. Mial on zatarg z murzy-
nami G. Goolsby i jego dwon |
synami, ktorzy mieszkali M sa-
siedniej plantacyi.
Gdy rozeszla sic wiadomoSc Q
Sainordowaniu villipigne'a, o,
ferowana zostala nagroda W SUI
mie $100 "a pochwycenie mu-
rzynow( Natychmiast sformo-
walo sic kilka partyi posc1gu-
wych, i W toku poszukiwah par
tye te stoczyly walki z inrymi
murzynami W kt6rych starszy
Goolsby i inny murzyn padli ID
kul, syn6w zaS jego, kt6rzy "a
barykadowali sic W pewnej cha
Gle, = spalono zywcem, pcdlo-
aeniem ognia pod dom.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-31
ZWIOKA w INTRONILACY1
ARCYRISKUPA MUM
DELEINA.

New York, n. Y, 81 grudnia'
- z otoczenia biskupa koa'
dyutora dyecezyi brooklyf-
skiei, ks. Geo. w Mundeleina,
mianowanego arcybiskupem dla
Chicago, podaia, ze introniza-
cya jego ME odbedzie sic wczes-
niei iak 4 kohcem styc2nia luh
z poczatkiem lutego y. r.
Paliusz, odznaka godno$ci ar
cybiskupiej, jest W drodze 2
Rzynu, 4 wediug r'ytuall ME
lnoze bye wreczony nominatowi
wczesniei, iak DO dwu tygo'
dniowem zannieszkaniu jego W
swej dyecezyi.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-31
ZGON GUBERNATORA MIN.
NESOTY.

Clinton La, 81 grudnia. -
Gubernator stanu Minnesota,
w. 8. Hammond, zma} tu ma
gle W czweftek W hotelu, z a.
taku parall2u. Zdanlem lekarzy,
atak apopleksyi byi nastep-
stwenl zatrucla ptomelna, ja-
kiego doznai ma poclagu, " po-
dr6&y ma poludnie.
Cub. Hammond prZybyi tu
przed trzena dnlaIni, re swym
wsp6lniklem W byznesie, J. A.
Noweil'em, cele:11 inspektowa-
MIA swyeh posiadtosci lesnych.
Ew3oki zostane przewiezione dc
st, Paul,
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-31
AUSTRIA ULEGA
STANOM zJEDN.
PRZYZNAJE SLUSZNOSC
zADAN NOTY w SPRA-
VIE ANCONY.
komendant icdZi ZOstal uka-
rany.

Londyn, 81 grudnia. - Blu
ro prasowe Reutera podaIo W
czwartek cdpowiedz rzadu VIE
donskiego, ma note St. Zj. W
sprawie zatopieT'a rarowca An
coma, utrata zycia okolo 20
obywateli amerykanskich.
Odpowiedz Austryi jest zu-
pe}nem zadoScucgynieniem ola
st. H.. = DO przyznaje slusz-
ncSc zadan st. II. dopefnia
warunkow pcstawioaych.
Nota ia brzmi W czesc
Rad austro- wegicrsf ga
dza sic w zupelnosci gabine-
tenn Washingt05skim. re .sWie-
te prawa ludzkosci powinny
bye uwzgledniane. nawet W cza-
sic wojny. '..,..
Rad austro wegierski zga-
dza sic tez w zupemosci .zasa,
da, re prywatne rieprzyjaciel-
skie statki, o lie tie ME usiluja
zbiedz lub stawiac op6r, ME po-
winny bye zniszczone, zanim
zapewnione jest bezpieczeh-
stwo os6b ma pok{adzie.
Zapewnienie, re St. ri. przy-
wiazuje wage do utr2yln9nia
dobrych stosunk6w z Austro :
Wegrami, - odplaca rad VIE
denski r6wniez takim sanym
afektem, ! obecnie jak poprze-
dnio pragnie stosunek ten uczy-
mic bardziej przyiaznynn.
,.W1adze morskie austro .
wegierskie doszly do komkluzyi,
ze komendant lodzi podwodne.i
widocznie zaniedbal wziae pod
rozwage poploch wsr6d pasaae-
row Ancony. Officer ten zatem
zostal ukaranv. "a przekrocze-
ME instrukcyi".
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-31
=. :. 7, ,,
LEGI0NY POLSkIE WYSkANE DO NEtGH.
MAST " iHTERESIE POLSKIj WAlGzYG MABSZ NUS / /.
AISTRYE NIENGfr;
sTRAszNA. IRoNIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "A :.
DOW POPLECZNIKSW AUsTRYT,

Poak W Aneryce" dzenne pismo wychodzace W Bufta
TO- n. T.. dnia % grudria podaje nastepuje: %
Wcgora otrzyruaIIny list krakcway donoszacy ae Ii
gony PoIske k6re walczyy przew MoskaIoW zajduis 81
luz na froncie wIosdm tam przeewaia kreW swOja.
ME MONA pOtspia6 to Legion6w POsch onl spent
tyko wOle konendy austryacei ale musiny stwierdzf
fakt boIesny LegiOny POse prgeewaac kew wroga
7alczyG musza narOdem, kt6ry dis perwszy nawyraz
oSViadczyi sic "a wOInOScia POlsd."
lie wadomos6 ia jest prawdziwa akaz % strasna re-
7ia Observation-Disclosures zaped6W part6 austrsekies
-rnEssfaan iafehAsIEsnfas 80 -
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-31
.OFENzYWA ROSYJSKA
Ma WIELKk SKALE
GWAKTOWNE ATAKI RO-
SYJSKIE MA CALVIN
FRONCIE Cd PRYPECI
PO BUKOWINE.
Wielkie / decydujace bitwy
spOdziewane W kr6tim
czasie.
Piotrogr6d. 30 g1.udnia.

F1OCrO&TOu, oO S1uuAio'
Oficyalne niemieckie i rosyj-
skie biuletyny qtosza, re W dal-
Sym ciagu toczs sic walk ma
poludnie cd rzeki Prypeci i da'
lei ma poludnie az po Rumunle
Niemcy ME stracili jeszcze ma
dziei, ze zdolaja utrzymae sic
ma linii p6lnocnej cd Pinska pc
Dzwnsk i Ryge. Urzedowe ko-
munikaty 0 tych walkach glo'
sza:
Komunikat austryacki.
Wiedei, 80 grudnia. - Urze-
dowy konunikat wiedehski do
inosi: r:.. .
Walk W Galicyi wschodniej
wzlnagaja sic pod wzgledem Ii
czby wojsk, bicracych W mich
udzial, iak r6wniez pod wzgle-
dem zacietosci. Rosyanie alta
kuia ME ty1ko pozycye nasze nd
froncie bessarabskim, ale taxi
ze mad rzeka strypa, Dotych-
czas iednak Rosyanie ME zdo-
lali sic naprz6d posunse, od-
parci bowiem zostali ogniem ma
szei artyleryi. Ataku1ac przy-
cz6lek mostowy pod Burkano-
VEN. nieprzyiaciel pozostawil
900 zabitych lub rannych. o.
q6len wzieli$my wczorai l.2oU
Rosyan do niewoli. Ma froncie
Jkwa : Putil6wka tocza sic To-
kalne waIki artyleryiskie. Mad
rzeczka Kormyn odparlismy Il
czne ataki rosy1skie".
Niemiecd rapport.
Berlin. 80 grudnia. - Urze-
dowy rapport niemiecki brzmi
1ak nastepuje:
,,OdparliSmy resyjskie Cd
dzlesy, kt6re zaatakowaly mas
ma poBudnie cd szlok, W poblizu
zatoki rygskiei, Takae armia
genera1a Jinsineen odparfa
g,vattewne ataki rosyjskie ma
eaiyra fro2eie. s."
Lendyn, 30 grudnia. - Aes-
kelwiek Piotrogr6d lnilczy, via
demem tn jest, 1e Resyanie pod
jeli ofenEyws na eaaei 1inii,
zwfasEeEa ogrHBnie SLIME ma
pieraies ne Buhewine i Cali
eye wsehednia.
W ebaenei ehwili toczy sic
bard#a wafne bitvRe i Rosyanie
zdeieli Desanad sic ma 40 mil
ns paiudnie Cd Bniestru.
Resyanie l'eH4ersadaaia mad
zwyeEaj siina artyle1va. Ma
freneie p6lnocne vschodnim
Resyanie zagra4aia Mitawie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-31

Pomimo wakacyj poswiatecz-
nych stawilo sic ma wczorajsze
nadzwyczajne posiedzenie Ra'
dy miejshej przeszlo 60 ojc6w
miasta-
Burrnistrz Thompson musial
wysluchae potepiajacego ataku
ma czlonk6w konisyi sluzby cy-
wilnej, kt6ry nadesla}y do VIA
domosci Rady komitety: finan-
SOW | sadowniczy. Epitety, jak
,.moralny trad", .oszczerczy
bandytyzm" itp. okreslenia, ty,
czace sic wydzialu sadownicze'
go z Iona komisyi sluzby cywil-
nej padaly kolo uszu bulmi-
strza, kt6ry udawal przynaj-
nniej, re nie slyszy tych obelg
pod adresem swej administra-
cyl spokojnie podpisywal Gale
stosy ist6w, przygotowanych
mu przez klerka.
Pc odroczeniu posiedzenia,
burnistrz Thompson zapytany,
czy ma co do powiedzenia W
sprawie zarzut6w tel komisyi
czynionych, odrzek} z usmie-
chem: YSzczesliwego Nowego
Rokuw
Przedtem jednak, W polu-
dnie, gdy zgraia szczwanych
reporter6w chciala wydobyt ko.
niecznie z buTmistrza jakieS o.
swiadczenie " sprawie zada-
nych Thompsonowi przedwczo.
raj 81 pytah co do spraw i czyn.
noSci jego administracyi, cd
pat} on: Moi wrogowie sna,
red sia ,bos6wp tsoss
3 siklA 4 Elc sajemnicy mo
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-31
TRzYMALA MFzA, BY BYI
sWtADK1EM JEJ
aMfERGL

Cleveland, 81 gsudnla, =
Nieiaka Louisa Buhiart, liczs-
ca al lat / pe5lubiena zaledwie
cd naiesiaea, odebraia sobie ay-
eie, peniewaa ne4 dekuesai iej,
III ezeste przygladaia sic foto-
grafii swego poprzednlsgo ma.
rzeezmego. zaaysa trucizny- \
nastepnie przywo}aia nieza
poehwyciwszy go "a reks, try
'mala przy sobIe, bKhga ladI
kiern jej smiefci.