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Putnam patriot., 1916-03-17
NORTH WOODSTOCK

Miss Mildred Brown entertained
Miss Florence Aidrieh of Lynn for the
weekend.
Charles NJ. Perrin and wife attended
last Wednesday the wedding of their
son, James V. Perrin, TO Miss Ruth
Potter of Worcester and Mt which Rev.
shepherd Knapp of Worcester offici
sted assisted by Rev. r. B Harrison OF
Woodstock. Others who attended
from this place were L.. j. Leavitt and
wife. Irving Paine and wife, Howard
Perrin, Elmer Corttis and family, Miss
Mary f. Potter, Will Child and wife.
The future home OF the young couple
will be st. Epiphan, +. O., where the
groom is manager of the Brown Cor
poration.
Mrs Luther Rawson has been quite
sick with pneumonia but AT this writ
ing is more comfortable.
Miss Eunice Hubbard has been
spending several days with her brother
Ernest and family.
G. Allison Potter, wife and son, CA.
Jr., have been in New Jersey the past
week attending the wedding OF Earl
Bemis.
Society hall Is having new hard
wood flooring laid and IL is also being
wirfd for electricity,
Putnam patriot., 1916-03-17
Nnftstack lcnanlr Nnles

Q
The frequent stalms ana The deeT
drifts on many Of The outlying Uads
have made it difficult matter 10
reneh the Academy. Nevertheless the
| attendance has been remarkably large
considering these disadvantage. Marc n
loth about twenty pupils we're present
and as the storm increased so much,
the periods were all shortened so that
the pupils could get home earlier. The
majority fhad an opportunity 10 ride
home. Tie Senior social had to be
postponed. Only a small proportion
OF the pupils were absent March 18th
although the storm WIS severe. Much
credit lis due 10 pupils, rs well as TO
parents, for making so much effort TO
be regular In attendance.
The Senior social will take place on
the evening of Saturday, March 18th.
AS the proceeds are for school No. ss
well ~ for the class, it is expected that
there will be . large attendance.
nc fNiuat AuotS hktfaCtiNc situukiuD
of the Academy, facing the open green,
and adjacent TO the common with its
many beautiful trees, has made the
views very fine In these deep SHOWS.
This Is partly due to the abundant ev-
ergreen growth bordering the green,
and In the adjacent Bowen estate. 1t
Is very unusual to find such combin-
ing OF fine specimens Of evergreen and
deciduous trees. The Norway spruce
has been used so much in landscape
gardening that it is surprise TO find
here also the red spruce of such vigor.
Gus growth. The heavy snow upon
the branches of these spruces, pines,
hemlocks and various species OF cedar,
has formed an unusually charming
sight. Photographs have been taken
of part of this view. A careful stu.
dent of forestry would find algfeat deal
of interest 10 study upon this hill, 1t
we'll deserves its historic name of the
"Hill of Science
Putnam patriot., 1916-03-17
WEST THOMPSON

James Bigelow and wife have re-
turned to their home here having spent
several weeks in Webster with friends.
=. P. Sandstrom and family enter
taiued friends on Sunday from Put
nam, Woodstock and Pomfret.
There was no service at the Metho.
dist church on Sunday as the pastor
WAS called To Ashford to attend the fu-
neral sof his lmothef, Mrs. Amy Ann
Miller, aged So years and ten months,
who died at her home in Ashford,
March 9th, where she.had lived nearly
seventy years. Several of the young
people attended church in other
churches some going TO Putnam Others
to Woodstock.
Mrs. Sarah Case has leased her store
and tenement 10 Howard Browning.
The store has been put in good eon6i
ton. He has fun ine of groceries
also meats and is ready to serve the
people. His friends wish him success.
Rev. G. O. Serivener of Norwich
held the 4th quarterly conference Al
the parsonage Friday, March 10 The
reports read showed the church in =
pros porous condition notwithstanding
the losses it has met with the past
wear The conference unanimousl re
quested The return OF The pastor for the
tenth year. AT the close of the confer
eace all present joined in song ser
vice which was ,nnch enjoyed. The
fol owing officers were elected:
fryer Of appeals, d. W. Brayton.
Stewards, Miss Ellen SAndStrom,
Mrs. j II. Miller, Miss Jennie Perrin,
Miss Eouva Miller, Miss Mabel Houns,
MIS- james Bigeiow, Oscar Sandstrom,
Miss Esther Saadsirom, Mrs. Anna
Hubert, Miss Lena Barr, William
Perrin, ST.
Recording steward, Ellen Sand
strom.
District steward, Oscar Sandstrom.
Financial secretary, Mrs J. r. Miller.
Delegates to the lay electoral confer
ence, Ellen Sandstrom, regular; MIS-.
j. Il. Mi Ter, reserve.
Delegates to laymen's association,
Ellen Sandstrom, Gertrude Johnson
regular; Hattie Johnson, Mrs. Miller,
reserve.
The Sunday school has been re-or-
ganized with
Ellen Sandstrom, perintendent.
Gertrude Johnson, n slstant supt.
Hattie Johnson, secretary and treas
urer.
Mildred Johnson, organist.
Walter Stocks, librarian.
Putnam patriot., 1916-03-17
Catarrah Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as
they cannot reach the seat OF the dis
ease. Calarrh is a blood or eonstitu.
tional disease, and in order 10 cure ii
YOU must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surface. Halls Catarrh Cure is
not n quack medicine. 1t Was pre-
scribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for years and is regu-
lar prescription. II is composed of
the best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly
On the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the Two ingredients il
what produces such wonderful results
in curing catsrrah. Send for teslimo-
mails, free.
do, o.
Sold by Druggists, price Toe.
Take Hall Family Pills for consti-
patton. HaF
Putnam patriot., 1916-03-17
EAST WOODSTOCK

Misses Eleanor, Louise and Doris
Liddeman spent Saturday In Webster,
the guest of Lois Bannister, who cele.
brated her 18th birthday.
Mrs. Frank May was recent guest
of Mrs. j. May. -
The drama, Down in Maine, was
repeated in New Boston Wednesday
evening.
The singing school was held on Mon
day evening, reheaisals are being held
for concert.
Mrs. IL. b. Comings received word
last Friday of the death of u brother
in.law, Ebenezer Merritt, Of Minneapo
lis, who had been ill for months with
cancer of the throat.
Mrs. G. l.. Upham has been spend
ing a few days with her niece, Mrs.
II. +. Bannister in Webster. Miss
Ethel has returned TO her school du.
lies in Woburn, Mass.
Putnam patriot., 1916-03-17
80 Thsatre

Monday fof one Gay only, David ".
Z GutliihS. maker of the "Rifta 0i A
Nation presents "a reel master
piece, "Home sweet Home and iea-
lures the eutise east that WAS Ia the
"birth Of A y tion." Fbis is enough
r,e0n m ndation for any picture, aud
We le. We the rest to the reader to come
and see This wonder play. Home.
Sweet Home is life dfama, showing
The birth of the famous song, "Home,
Sweet Home, n portion of the life OF
its author, John Howard Payne, and
the seffecis OF the song on the lives,
actions and morals of many peop.e.
| S Icast embraced the entire acting
personal of the Reliance Companies,
including Blanche Sweet, Henry Walt
hall, Mae Marsh, Robert Harron,
Lillian and Dorothy Gish, Donald
Crisp, Ralph Lewis, Earle Foxe, Owen
Moore, and q score of other stars.
Wednesday, March y, We are happy
to present the Blueoird Pbotopisy
feature, "UnGinen The story of the
finn Is drwn from Pierre DE La
Putnam patriot., 1916-03-17
THOMPSON

1t might be said of the snow storms
last week "again or YETI as 1t YVES
hardly possible to tell whether it was
asquall or q continuation OF the storm
that begun on Sunday, March 9th, and
squalled and showed and blowed about
every day during the week, the roads
were drifted considerably by the blow
on Thursday, requiring bre aking out
and shoveling out in some places.
Some of,the schools were suspended on
Friday on account of the severity OF
the storm on that day.
Miss Mildred knight entertained a
few of her young friends on Friday AZ
sernoOn.
Miss Bertha Farrows OF Putnam in
company with her mother visited her
grandmotheI, Mis-. Roland Mills, on
Sunday.
Mr.. HerManson accompanied his
daughter Gladys to Providence Thurs
day, leaving her to have an operation
on her leg for the relief of contrac'
ton of the cords which were drawn up
causing her to be quite lame. MI.
Hermanson says it was caused by an
attack of infaniile paralysis.
Judge Munyan. Paul Augur, John
Wilks and Fred Hutchins, were some
OF the persons who attended 1.-THE auto
mobile show in Boston last week.
Charles Eddy is engaged in paint
ing the interior of DR.. Miiler's house.
Miss Beebe has had installed an elec-
Gic motor for pumping water from the
we'll at her residence the pumping nav
ing previously been done by hot air
engine.
The friends of Mrs. Richard Barton
are glad To see her out again, she hav'
ing recovered from her Illness, making
several calls, also attending the grange
leap year party last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM were visitors IN
Putnam on Wednesday.
The new owners OF Fort Hill farm
look possession by moving on 10 IL last
Thursday.
Al the grange meeting next Tuesday
evening the subject of the lecturer ;
hour is"An evening wilhiLongfellow.
Some Of his poems and quotations
from any oil them will be The method
OF carrying out the programme An
interesting meeting is anticipated ana
. goodly attendance is desired by the
lecturer.
Putnam patriot., 1916-03-17
WEST WOODSTOCK

Mrs. Levi Flagg of New Salem,
Mass, is the guest of herparents, Lor-
en- Bosworth and wife.
Miss Hazel Wood has been spend.
ing q week with Miss Ruth Bates.
Miss Esther Davidson is spending
the week with Mrs. Wendell Witter at
North Woodstock.
Mrs. Levi Flagg has been spending
week as the guest Of Mrs. Lennen
Sumper.
Mrs. Durkin has returned TO her
home here after an extended visit In
New York.
Miss Maude Perrin has thirty five
weeks old chicks.
Miss Nettie Marcy is on the sick list
having had an attack of acute indi-
gestion.
Putnam patriot., 1916-03-17
CLARENCE f. cHiiLD, Acting Juds

nistrict of Thompson IS. Probate Court
~ March I4th, A. D., 1915,
Estate OF Andre ID. Ledoux, late OF Thompson
10 said District, deceased.
Upon the application OF Resale MeDard
Ledoux praying that htters OF administration
may be granted on said estate, represented In
testate, as per application on file more fully
appear, IL Is
ordered that said application be heard and de-
termined at the Probate Office in 1homI Son In
said district on the 25th day OF March, A. d.,
1916 at 4 O'Clock IN the aftern On, and hat
public notice be- given Of the tendency of said
application and the time and place Of hearing
IN some newspaper having circulation In said
District, and by posing scopy thereof on the
public sign posi- in the Town Thompson In said
dis rici, and by mailing postpaid copy OF said
order 10 each hsir-at-Iaw Of said deceased. at
least seven Gays before said day 81 h.aIing.
FRED A. MUNYAN. Judge
Putnam patriot., 1916-03-17
Motto Foquel's French classic Of the

Motto Foquelis French classic Of the
same t..
Miss ldal Sehnall, famous athlete
and swimmer, beautiful of face divine.
~ formed, was entrusted with the inn
norlaut role of "Undinen and iser act
ing upon land and her wonderful ex-
pefIness in swimming, diving md
eavorting in the water, has fully real
Ted the requirements of the role. With
her are n score Of beautiful girls, eX-
pert swimmers, who constitute the
attendants upon her.
The eamera man. has taken every
advantage OF bis opportunity To set
clearly otfoTe the eyes OF the spectator
the destinations Of these mermaids and
sylphss their very move is revealed in
the eienr waters of the Pacific.
Putnam patriot., 1916-03-17

At a Court OF Probate holden at Putnam
"A within and for the district of Putnam
on the 9th dayOof March, A. D.. 1915.
Present, CLARENCE Il. CHILD, Acting Judge
Estate OF Edward @. Wright, late Of Put
nam In said district. deceased.
Eliza l.. Wright Of Putnam, Connecticut,
Execuirix.
Ordered that BLK months from the date hereof
be and the same limited and allowed for the
creditors Airing in their claims against said
estate, and the Executrix is directed TO give
public notice to the creditors Of said estate to
bring IN their claims within said time allowed,
by posting a copy OF this order the public
signpost nearest the place where the deceased
last dwelt, within the said Town. and BY
publishing the same once In some newspaper
having . circulation in said probate district.
given. 011n
Attest,
CLARENCE II. CHILD, Acting Judge
Putnam patriot., 1916-03-17
NO T|cE

On and after April Srd, 1916 the
price for shayes in all union barber
shops in Putnam will be increased
from 10 TO Is cents.
III 10 BARRIERS UNION.
Putnam patriot., 1916-03-17
FOR Rem T

A most desirable business Office
centrally located In Putnam. Next
door 10 Arcanum club. Rent reason
able. Inquire Of G. l.. SEWARD, Put
nam. 3li.
Putnam patriot., 1916-03-17

Deans Rheumatic Pills for Rheu-
malism and Neuralgia. Entirely veg
etable. Safe. adv
Putnam patriot., 1916-03-17
BRONCHIAL COLD
Yields To Delicious Vinol

Philadelphia, Pa.-"Last Fall / was
troubled with a very severe bronchial
cold, headaches, backaehe, and sick TO
nv stomach. | was so bad | became
alarmed and tried several medicines,
also a doctor, but did not get any relief.
A friend asked rue to try Vinol and it
brought the relief which craved, SO
now / am enjoying perfect health. -
JACK C. SINGLETON.
We guarantee Yinol, our delicious cod
liver and iron tonic without oil, for
chronic coughs, colds and bronchitis.
James f. Donahue, Druggist, Putnam
Putnam patriot., 1916-03-17
INCL. Chen.

MANY a man, said Uncle Eben.
gives hisself credit fob bein' stu
dent of human nature when he's only
curious bout other folks affairs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-16

zadnej frakcyi meNykanskich,
lecz ostatecznie komendant jego
a zarazcm gubernator Stanu, +
staban Cantu, opowiedzial sic "a
Carranza.
Presidio, Tex. 16 marca. -
w obawie przcd prawdopodob--
nym napadem zbuntowanego gar,
nizonu Carranzy W Ojinaga, kto,
ry zamordowal swego komendan-
ia pulkownika Rojasa, skupili sic
tn wszyscy niemal 0kolicy A
merykanie, by wsp6lnemi silami
sic broni6. Ma pomoc i'm wysla-
no odzial 1890 pu}ku piechoty.
Monterey, Mex. 16 marca. -
Masy ludu mexykahskiego vie
RIA w to najmocniej, re wkrocze-
ME wojsk amcrykahskich do Me
xyku wywola opor ca}ego narodu
Trudno znalczc tn choGby jedne,
&c Mexykanina, ktoryby ME byI
przekonany o TEN, ze Carranza
ma Skupione $4,000 wojska w tym
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Lorimer oskarzony O
malwersacyefunduszow.

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NoI'StI ~ ''o'' w. MOI " ''''''" wy
OudoWac NoIcl cicNIr!'|''@ "H ~
LOUIS 90 hcIIeN'Iic. "dy 'ir'na
ZDankrutoWata trZcDa byt" "d-
dac "a w rece oplcFuna aado"cS"'
azcDy ukryc' II DahN la sane Po-
zyczyf tyIc Pienled|X lcJ 1lrnlie
ma wleczne ME oddan'e, Lor1mcr
"a porada Mundaya dai WckSIc
odnoSnc byiemu gubcrnatoroWl-
SanderSoWi' Etory WnioSt pctycyG
do sadu o oPlcNuna SFdoWc%o'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-16
w poscigu "a Villa.
Ell Paso. Tex. Is marca.

El Paso, Tex. Is marca. -
General Pershing ma czele 1000
woi>k amcry&anskich przekro-
czy} granice ma poiudnie Cd Co.
lumbus. n. NJ. day w kierun-
ku ku Guzman. o>tatniej stacyi
mexykanskiej kolei Northwest
tern. W odleglosci okoio 30 mil
Stamtad. niedaleko Corralitos ma
sic zuajdowac Villa. przcciwko
It6remu Gala ia ekSpedycya :cst
>kicrowaua.
O ruchach armii generate Per-
Shjnsa bardzo skQpc tylko 50 VIA
domoSci / wazniejszych jaklchS
wvdarzcn ME nalczy SIC Spodzie-
wac pred piqtkicm. Puik"wnik
Gco. Dodd. ktory ma czclc dru--
~icyn. mnicjszcgo oddziaiu vEro-
czyi do McNyku ma zachod od
columbus. ciagnic innym szla,-
klein / po'qczy sic L gcner&l'm
Pcrshiugcm prawdopodobni? 10
piero Z koUccm tygodnia,
Obawy, zc woj~ka Carranzy
stawi2 opor ck>pcdycyi amery--
C<anskicj, okazaIy sig IA razie
plonne - przcciwnie nawct, I sc
nera}em IPcrshingcm polqczyi sic
natychmia~t pulkownik Bertanl
ma czclc oddziaiu Carranzy 400
zo}nicrzy. PozoStajq oni naIaI
rod naczciua komcndq swcgo pub
Iownika. mic zaS amcrykanSk2,
oddajq jcdnak znacznc uSiugi a
merykauskicj kolumuic - zwla--
s1cza W ~Iuzbie wywiadowczcj
Dok}adnc miejscc obecnegO po-
by:u Will ME jest na razie ma
nc. a ostatnie raporty wskazuJQ
IA to, zc posunq} sic nieco " Nic-
runku poludniowym ku dyStrvk-
towi Guerrero. gdzic zaczynaja
sic ricrwszc wzgorza Sierra Ma
dra>. SpodzicwajQ sic. ze k,er@.
JAG sic dalej ma poiudnic, nap2t-
IA "a slime oddzia}y Carran-
", przed Gt6rymi bedzic musial
sic coinqc ! wpadnie " rccc cks-
pedycyi amerykanskicj.
Ma pograniczu pozoNtalo do
Gy<pozycyi gencraia Funstona o.
ko}o 10000 wojska, 'ktorc powin-
nv wystarczyt do obrony kraju
pred cwcntualnq inwazy2 ban,
dvtow.
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Vqjjskscs''.aly P'a|s
gsjjs sne'yk.ask'n.
OPINIA CENERAkA FUNSTONA.
zapOWiedzi WOjny zMexykiem.
CARRANzA zAJMUJE HU|TnlAC.
O szybka akcye W sprawie zbrojen.
Obiecuie zbudowac nur "a 10 dnl.
Chca zarzymac clio ma cukier. - Nowe stacye rekrua
cyjne - Zakaz wywozu amunicy do Mexyku.
CARRANzA zAJMUJE HUITnLAC.
O szybka akcye W sprawie zbrojen.
cuie zbudowac nur "a Is dni.
Chca zatrzymac clio ma cukier NOwe stacye rekruta
cyne - Zakaz wywozu amunicyi do Mexyku

,,Jedna najlepszych stron ca
lego przedsiewziecia stanowi fakr
re wojsko nasze znajduje sic W
znakomitym stanie do swej pra-
cy. Pod wzgledem fizycznym stan
ten ME moze bye lepszy. Gas
przez ktory wiekszoSc jego pei
Mia sIuabe ma granicy, zaharto--
wal je zaprawif do takiej VIA
snie Rampant, jaka ma odbyc.
Mimo to zanosi sig, re bedzie to
ciezka robota.
Villa ucieki w okolice, ktore
L natury naleza do najodludniej-
szych w Swiecie. -. a czego w
tvm celu ME dokonala sama NJ
tura. to uczynily walczace frak'
eye mexykanskie. GdybySmy tam
Wkroczyll nledoStatecznle zaopa-
trzeni W zywnoSc i pasze, costa
libySmy pokonani przez nature
dlugo przedtem, zanimbysmy sig
spotkali Villa"
W dalszym ciagu zaznaczyi
general, ze to wyniszczcnic kraju
daje sic tax samo odczuwac Vii
Ii, ktorego banda, wedle zeznali
jcnc0w, zywi sic tylko Suszonem
miesem wolowem. Wyrazil take
nadzieje, re znakomite us}ugi Cd
dadza ekspedycyi aeroplany, a
chociaz handy Will mogq bye
szcsGkroc liczniejsze niz oddzia}
amerykanski, da on sobie niemi
rade dzieki swej wyzszoSci mill
tarnej i zaopatrzeniu W wszystkie
nowoczesne narzedzia wojenne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-16
Grozzne wrozby wojny z
Mexykiem.

Brownsville, Tex. Is marca. -
w Fort Brown otrzymano rapport
ze zolnicrze amerykanscy, stree
gacy mostu kolejowego II mil
ma wsch0d cd Brownsville. byli
ostrzeliwani ze strony meXykan--
skiei, ale ma strzaiy nie odpowie-
dzieli. Mkt ME zostat zabity ami
rannv.
El Paso, Tex. 16 marca. -
Przybylv tn L Meksyku mormon
A.. s. Traut twierdzi, ze Villa CO.
iajqc sic ku Galeana, spali} po
drodzc przesz}o 100 domow, male
zqcych do Amerykanow, przewa-
znie Mormonow.
San Diego, Cal. 16 marca. -
Ma rozkaz admirala Wlnslowa
torpcdowiec Stewart" odplynai
dis W nocy do Ensenada, Stoli--
cy ,Dolnej Kalifornii, gdzie We
die ostatnich doniesien grozi kaz-
del chwili wybuch buntu wSrod
tamtejszego garnizonu Carranzy.
Tlu Amerykan6w znajduje sic W
tenn mieScie, tego Mkt dokladnie
ME vie.
Poprzednio garnizon w Ense--
NADIA ME chcial sic przylaczyt do
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celu, azcby mszczqc sic z$ inwa-
Eye Mexytu, najechat Stany zje-
dnoCzone. i&i@as, =
O Carranzy donosza, ze .zda---
mem jego wojna zc SStanarrH ZJe-
dnoczonymi jest nieunikniona, a
on sam wbrew nawct swej wolf,
chcac siebie ratowac, bedzic zmu-
SONY stawic opor scigajacym
Vile wojskom amcrykansklm.
Mimo to nawet dni lego pre-
wodztwa nlaja bye policzone, a
Villa rosnie w oczach ludu Gale
go ma bohatera narodowego.
Odczuwac sic dale tcz bardzo
silny. wprost zywiolowy ruch, a
by zlaczyG razem stronnlctwa
Carranzy, Zapaty i Will / wSpol-
nemi si}ami wygnac wojska amc-
rykanskie terytoryum meNykan
skiego. Burza wisi W powietrzu
i kazdej chwili moze sic rozPetat.
Galveston, Tex. 16 marca. -
7 Maria ! Mercedes OtrZvmanO
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Zaburzenia W Argo:
strajkier postrzelony.

Wczoraj przyszlo do zaburzen
pomiedzy strajkierami Strozaml,
kt0rzy strzega fabryki Corn Pro-
ducts Refining Co., w czasle kto-
1ych iedcn ze strajkierow zoStal
postrzelony bardzo powaznlc. a
inni zostali lekko pokaleczenl. Me
brak jest strajkierom naJrozmalt-
! szej broni, rewolwer6w, karabl-
now i strzelb odCietemi lufamH.
Strawberry wczoraj take pre-
Glozyli swc iormalne zadanla
kompanii, na kt0rc ona odpoWle-
dziata we iormic ultimatum.
Wczoraj popoludniu sedzia O.
kregowy Baldwin wydai w Chlca-
90 zakaz sadowy, zabraniajacy
strajkierom dopuszczanla sic
gwaitow, jak r0Wnicz staWlanld
,,pikict' naokolo fabryki. Zabra-
MIA ten zakaz szczegolowo straj-
kierom zbierania SIG blisko fabry-
XII, zaczepiania robotnik6w, kt6rzy
usiIujq wcjsc do iabryki, jak ro--
wnicz usiiowania pogrozkami lub
tcrorcm wstrzymac ich Cd wei
Scia do fabryki.
Postrzelony strajkicr nazywa
sic G.. Mademos. Jest Grckicm /
liczv lat 80. w szpitalu, dokad 90
zawieziono, powiedziano, zc mo-
zc umrzec. Udcrzony zostai ka---
mienicm W glove i powaznic po-
kaleczony podszeryf Herman Le-
J1e. Trzeba 60 takze byio wzlac
do szpitala.
Wczoraj wieczorcm o godz. Z
mel byla delegacya strajkierow IL
superintendent fabryki. +. J. Ell
ries'a. Delcgacya skiadala sic L
popa Timoteusza Pcszkowa SIC
Sciu strajkier6w. Przediozyia ona
nastepujace zadania: Robotnlcy
zqdaja minimalncj placy W surnic
% centow ma godzine, II. ~ CEN
ia podwyzki. zadaja take o polo
We wieccj na godzine "a prace po
"a godzinami regularncrni, a diva
razy wieccj "a prace w niedziele.
zqdania tc Jcffries odrzuclf, tWler-
dzqc, ze ma rozkaz Z glownego
biura w Nowym Norku ME przyJ-
mowaC zadnych warunkow, lccz
fabryke otworzyc jutro rano bcz
dalszych ccrcgieli. Dodal, ze juz
800 ludzi zglosilo sic do piracy re
ma kazdcgo Z Mich ma dwoch stro-
z6w. Jczcli strajkujqcy robotnicy
wrocq do piracy, kazdy L Mich be-
die przyjety. Lecz jezeli beda sic
ociagali, ami jeden ME bedzic m6gi
wr6ciG do piracy.
Przcz caly dzich }amistrajcy
wczoraj przybywali do fabryki.
Ze Jeffries jest przygotowany do
wykonania swej pogr6zki, nie u
! llega zadncj wqtpliwoSci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-16
Co mo6wi general
Funston.

San Antonio, Tex. 16 marca. -
Omawiajqc ekspcdycye karn3
przcciwko Will, general Funsto1
wyrazH sic nastePujaco:
..Spodzicwam sic, ze narod a
merykanski zrozumic, IL zanosl
sic na bardzo trudnq kampanie,
Moze ona bye take diuga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-03-16
Pierwszy process przeciw
kabaretOm.

Wczoraj zostaly ukohczone
przesluchy W picrwSzym proce-
sic przcciw kabarctom, oskarzo--
nym o sprzcdawanie trunk6w w
godzinach zakazanych. Picrwszy
process wytoczony byl .,cafe' Ar
sonia, pnr. 1854 w. Madison III.
Onegdaj sedzia municipality
Jarecki, pred kt6rym process ten
sic toczy. uznaf "a koniecznc Z ad
(Dokohczcnic III str. 5-eU.
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(DokohCZcnlc III str. 5-eJ).
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DUKOuczcnlc nd stronlcy DcleI'
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/. Il CabullOna, Mex, Is mil
na pOfudnie od Douglas, Ariz.,
dOnOsLa 0 rewOlcie garnizOnu
Carranzy.
2. - PuIkownik Geo. j. Dodd
wyruszyI ma czele drugiego,
miejszego OddziaIu wojsk IL
merykansdch pCIaczy sic &C