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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
DIR. RICE WRITES
FROM LONDON

The Rev VI 8 Rice. pastor % fhe
North Woodward Methodist church,
Who was one of the thee noted
American preachers chosen by The
Y. NJ e. a. 20 go into the French
war zone 70 minister spiritually 70
the soldiers IN The trenches. has
written w. r Marsh. editor of me
Detroiter. The orcial organ Of The
Detroit Board Of Commerce. from
London. following visit 20 France
There IL a perspective 20 The war
quite different on this side ~ tho
Atlantic" writes Or Rice Amer.
ica's entry into Tho conflict cannot
help but prove Of immsasurahle in.
huence both in encouraging az VOL
as assisting the cause ~ an our
Allies and in tending 20 break the
Spirit OF the Central powers. an %
which helps 10 put oar the awful
fires Of This consuming war Thete
will be centuries % time for histofi,
ans 10 trace out All the> tangled
matter which may enter into this
war bat now r. the time when Tho
price must be paid that viii settle
IL ou the side Of human rights
Dr Rice said tho Detroit BOARD ~
Commerce was we'll known in
t.ondon. and that ifs war service
IL various ways was familiar and
appreciated
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
Urge U.s.. SEIZE
LPkPER MILLS
Federal Trade Body saw Dras-
tic Action Is Needed To
Assure supply

WASiNNGTON,Ime I3 AT ps.
per mI's ma 10 United States VIII
BE- placed under sovernment con
ro' ty he war and request that
the canadian co,erument take the
3-->oa f f. recommendation
made ta thh,seuate Today hy tho fed
srai trade commission is carried
oat
The price % news print pArer al
Ready aieh in 1918 has risen more
aE rsr cent since that date.
agcora0s 20 thc repor. sand an et
tcr - arbitration 90 restore com,
pen-te conditions have failed l
IS estimated BY ,he comm ssionfhst
paper Manufacture dur.n1 1910
received over So 7lo01H in excess
PROFITS add that r>per during 1919
v-a cost s55.ooouao more 20 THE
cons 4me- than last year
The news pr.u, paper situation
IS worry serious said me report
no- only 20 The consumers of pa
per huf "a me public vtN rally and
- ne GOV rnment % .ha United
S.tes which is itself -arga con
srr os paper
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
KIDNAPERS ARE
FOILED BY NOISE
Attempt Made 10 Steal Two
Year-Old Daughter Of
Muncie Banker

Mt'NCtE Ind June An az
tempt early today 20 kldrap LF4la
the .yesr-old daughter ot AL Oes-
ferle vice president of NE Delaware
County National bans failed when
fbe nurse gave The alarm and r
ued The intruder
Mrs. Dora Guild TIC nurse vas
ava ke-ed by the feeling ~ "a
strange pre- ence In me room She
saw The kltnaper with me bshg .n
his arms BE was leaving the
nursery When she followed him
he dropped no child IN order 10
unlock The front door
1He EdnaDer jumped Into an
awaiting automobile. vh.ca ah.rled
him away
As The Ocsteries are wealthy.
there is no doubt ransom vas
DO object. az In The Kee' case az
Springfield. NO
The only clues arc muddy f1ot
prints IN the nurvory and on the
porch The nurse could noe Give
good description ~ the man
Oesterie viii Offer reward for
apprehension NJ the invaders ~ his
home
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
SERVICE LEAGUE
AIDS NAVY IN
RECRUITING WORK

Thru fhc efforts ~ The Detroit
branch ~ tho National Women
Service league 10 whom Lieut.
Richardson. III charge ~ he naval
recruiting station, No. l6f Griswold.
49, applied wednesday morning. ac-
commodafion has been assured for
Eve men from the recruiting s'a.
zion who viii spend Thursday in
Flint III p recruiting campaign
Lieut. Richardson said that no
desired bic mon 20 80 10 FLINT Wed.
hesday evening remaining over
night en- ar 10 be- early on The
streets Thursday morning, and vas
anxious thar they be assured stop.
ping places in private homes with
meals Thru Mrs = A. Waters
chairman ~ the Flint brsnch,of The
Women league. entertainment FOR
The men was secured without delay
by long distance telephone
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
DRAFT FOE is
GIVEN LIMIT

NEW YORK. June I5-Louis
Kramer. the first man 70 be con
vicred and sentenced FOR opposing
the conscription laws and fauins 70
register vas given maximum sen
fences by Judge Mayer IL the Uni
ted States court today Ju4ge May
Or also recommended tha' kramer
be- depo-ted when he has completed
serving his sentences
on the charge az conspiracy 10
block CONSUMPTION Kramer tas aned
10000 and sentenced 10 Two gears
in Tho penfentary
For failing 70 register he was sen
fenced 20 one year IN me peniten.
iary.
Morris Beck. arrested with Kra
mer on rho conspiracy charge was
sentenced 20 IS months
In sentencing The men Judge
Mayer said both we're craven COW
ards and menace 20 the nation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
CLUB WOMAN
LEARNS SECRET OF
THE GOLD PACK"

AncE garoase pain sl'h emphasis
on he now is about The best re
cepme'a u vai,h 10 place your cans
in the aea canning process called
the "cola tack"
TIE name IS not quite true altho
II Is us "a 70 distinguish This method
from the familiar enc by which
fruits lrd vepeta5les are placed N
a kettle 5oiled and then bottled
Miss Anna Covles. q ne N A c.
and no United States department OF
agriculture. gave a lesson before a
large audience % women in the
T7 enueeth Century building. We'd
nesday morning. under the auspices
OF the Patriotic Garden bureau and
the recitation comm islon.
I, was especially for the teachers
employed the commission. as it
wiz be part OF the duty OF each 10.
instruct the children Of the different
centers and The mothers in the
mothers clubs n This domestic art
Club women were also on hand 10
large numbers. and busily wrote
down every detail
According 20 Miss covles there
was s750000o0O worth ot food Vssf.
ed in The United States last year
$3.50 600 coo worth Of which could
have been saved II mo products had
been preserved
Also Miss CoUles secs dire stress
ahead next winter unless every one
gets busy now ard does even more
than her share All The csnneries
practically have contracted for theu
entire suppls 20 be sold o the gov
eminent for the troops and the
civilian will have 90 can his own
food or depend upon what the mar
ket affords
The old pack process. az outlined
| ny Miss Co1les IS as follows Clean
the vegetables thoroly. blanch them
for three minutes IN boiling water
water that kicks" plunge them 10
cold water. pack them In hot jars
MI the Jars almost full Of more boil
ing water. screw down covers with
thumb and little finger no harder
nut on a rack IN in receptacle ful
~ more boiling water and keel
there for 90. 50 ~ % minutes accord
ing 70 the vegetables Remove
screw down top and cool
Any women willing otesch this
method in different settlements ~
70 different groups IN the city are
requested 10 send their names 70
Mrs. William McGraw. chairman oil
the Patriotic Garden bureau
Miss Cowles will lecture aEair
Thursday and Friday mornings
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
5ALESMEN HOLD
A SYMPOSIUM
Qualities Needed" and Train
ing the Man Discussed BY
Worlds Congress ednesday

l.r .l. ttr.l-.a a d.
ne enhusiasm q me delegates
to no SECOND annual meeting % ths
Qya-tl Sraem7r.l.fn r7rrress and
s,.
i"' ." 'ai oI 'ae aai at
a0 o.e.ock 81 Butler % Co
..mAis O presided over the ses
Ana Is. ~, s,e,to~s
oa-t session divided Us
a''eHi'on 'en 1870 general tA'
i"rfs Qualities needed and
TrfTNinr 'he man Speaking on
iHe ffsf Topic we're Z - Dlnlap.
Nashville Tenn Y Price. 81
li0 Z % 9a-naers FITCH
We ni John 2 Jones New
o. oIH in .rana subject me
speakers were e u peAcfe- CleYe.
.ar3 iaamps"n Detroit
Nimn south Bend,
Irt and r Fowler Niagara
tal7
Tic delegates showed a keen IN
frrr% IN 're symposium and gave
fna rNtor'8 close attention
Oh Ile the second day o.
fl-" congress- Arcadia was the
scene ~ 'hree large meetings. az
81 ~ which highly instructive ad.
fre were made covering about
overs phase ~ saLesmanship Pa
reyson Farmer ~ Detroit speaking
tho afternoon session. was opti
matlc o 20 'he bus ness future OF
ne country. declaring that inven
lion and a ~overy are in heir IN.
fancy. ae Be- Industry O. a Lock.
hart o., rrralo. talked IN the ques-
ton N loyalty ~ employees. and said
20 wae up 10 the employer 10 win
'ho loyalty ~ Tho workers n. r.
Roesch. o. Newark. told how trav.
clng salesman should make friends
~ bis customers go hoy would be
clad 20 see him coming A. r
Eueibler. az Benton Harbor. Mich.
spoke on the duties ~ a wholesale
salesman. a ". Donovan. OF Bos.
,e, ~ 81 u-firf.,,r rf,oof, NJ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
Odds and Ends
sY SAMUEL GoMPERs
written for the United Press

The degree OF doctor Of laws is
20 be conferred upon GOV Harding
OF Iowa today. n he commencement
OF the University Of south Dakota
Many eminent divines and re-
,lgious educators arc 10 gather to-
day az Cambridge. Mass. FOR the
seuioentcnnial celebration ~ the
Episcopal Theological school
Dogs have proved Invaluable IN
he present war. Day and night
thru tho many months OF fighting.
the canine heroes have acquitted
themselves nobly as scouts and sen.
tries. in the rapid movement ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
SLAVS INTERN
PEACE ENJOYS
Austrian Delegation Is Ordered
Confined In
Siberia
BIZ w d. SHELTERED
- corrssD3naent - -,

star correspondent nttec Press
PETROGRAD June 10 The dele.
CATION ~ Austrian officers and sci
dlc-s Who last week came fo K.shr
uef n4th peace proposals We're TO-
day sent 10 Moscow and viii shortly
DO started 20 Siberia They N. be-
informed there a. prisoners az war.
The government believes thar by
such action they viii efectively stop
further attempts Dr. tuer.an- tc
penetrate the RIA an lines With
eparafe peace scheme Warn NJ
has gone 20 an Russian soldiers nor
20 permit fuemy dslegates N reach
the Russia lines.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
ARMY MAY TAKE
MEN WITH SMALL
BODILY DEFECTS

WASHINGTON. June i5.-wa'
department chiefs are considering
revision 81 physical standards TO-
army services. Changes VIII be o
a minor nature. such as passini
mon who do not conform TO IN,
present weight standards. or WHOSE
imperfect teeth can be repaired b!
army dentists Army medical mel
arc anxious not 20 inject any ~
bercular cases into the new army.
PrintinE-the plain neat kind-thE
~ riKht--TimeH Job Dept.--Main $50
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13

The llncs thar viii serve DO people
best
Mr. Wead0ck was ou. OF The cas-
"Wednesday moTiDs and could ndt
oe seen ne 20 lis dodnIfion or horn.
swcggle
The 3 Q aldermen who voted 'o up-
hold The report OF Aid EernOrs cons
mittey are
Aldermen Allan. Bhei Brennan
Covan Dill holden lodge MHier
Ross. Thompson. Vernon ana Wilson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13

Rufsell p Weskland has filed suit
against five members Of Tho police
department "a circuit court. charging
false, Imprisonment They are Ar
thur MUchcil huea9f to-r Henry
IS Horn EdwaSd Ballhorn. Albert
Kramer anu Henry lasqge Weak
land asks sz00oD
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13

Tic lsrree' oraan In The world.
fh fgal of moro thau 10000
rrs VI now helne tullt Tor tho
cathedral in Liverpool -Four
years will be required for rs com
plcflon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13

WASHINGTON. June % Work
inFmen should buy ar least one $50
Liberty bond and help finance Or
mocracys war President samuel
Gonpcrs 81 the American Federation
az Labor urged 10 a message % ta"
laboring men 81 the country thru
The United Press today u follows
BY SAMUEL GomPERs.
writteR for the United Press
on june S. the manhood OF this
nation enrolled it,>~he service OF this
republic That registration day was
lhe occasion when the nation began
20 mobilize its man potter
This week. ending tomorrow. the
nation is making IL ssecond great Of.
fort tn the war--to hoat the TWO bill
lion dollar bond issue necessary that
the men who pledged their lives
lave proper oppor'unlues 90 defend
those principles tor which our great
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13

ATHENS June ~ Greece
change 70 kings has been Effected
with "a minimum az wrench 20 the
nation. a fcw agltators last night
made fiery speeches in the streets.
but otherwlee fhore WAS 20 disorder
King Consmntines formal abdica-
ton In favor ~ bis second son.
Prince Alexander appeared 20 meet
with general approval ~ hIs coun
irymcn
Condition. in Greece have +ccn
increasingly grave during The last
few weeks Tho nation has been
suffering greatly FOR month on ac
count ~ tho AUcd blockade and
increasing strength has been shown
by tho Venizelist provisional gov
eminent. due 90 Constant Irre poll
clos and bis tenacious proGerman
IAN in tie face ofan overwhelmIne
n--hlr Sentiment among his
people.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13
FIRST WOMAN
GETS PASSPORT

Helen Primrose Ciarks. the first
woman 30 secure credentials for
European war service from Dc'rol,
was gwen passport in The county
clerks of7ce "Wednesday morning
Miss Clarke viii 70 20 France to
serve as a nurse with Tho Harper
hospital base hospital $50 1f
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13

~ ls esclrAted fhs' me average
eost ~ food and Eroceriee ln Aus
tralia has Increased 25 per cent
since the war began.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-13

urht runs. and IN seeking out The
wounded overlooked by ambulance
men
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17
INNE WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSKIE.

- Niezwykia sytuacya ujawni
la sic ma rynku zbozowym i w
mlynach. Pomimo re zniWa mine
ly, mlyny stojq bezczynne, gdyz
pszeniCa ami Zimowa ami WiOsen
ma ME nadchodzi. Farmerzy il
trzymajq / nie wysy}ajq. Jest to
rezultatem " czeSci tego, re wsku
tex tego, re wskutek zeszlorocz-
nych marnych zbiorow zapasy
Swiatowe So wyczerpane, ale glow
rie dlatCgo, re wskutck prOpagan
dy progermahskiej i agitacyi Pre-
mySlowych Robotnik0W SWiatI
Il. w. w. J, farmerzy trzymajQ
przenice IL siebie, tenn bardziej,
re ME obawiajq sic, IL ceny spad
ma, gdyz zosta}y ustanowione
przez rzQd. Wskutek tego zano-
81 sic ma to, re nastqpi brak ma
k; i chleba, podczas gdy W rekach
farmer6w znajduja sic wielkie
zapasy pszenicy.
- Zbiory kartofli w roku bic
zqcym 50 o 100000 buszli WICK
SIC niz w latach ubieglych. Wy
nosza obecnie okolo 100000, 900
tuszli. Rad federalny radzi, d
zeby miasta oraz stowarzyszenld
producentow, bankierow / kup-
COW natvChmiast wybudowaiy
magazyny ma przechowanie tych
wielkich zapas6w ,gdyz magazy-
ny obecne ME w~ystarCza ma po-
! ~mieszczenie tel niezwyklej ilo-'
sci.
- Wediug statystyki miejskie
go dcpartamcntu zdrowia nat
zdrowsz9 wardq jest warda 25ta,
cdvz tam rata Smiertelnosci wy
rosi GIG ma 1000 mieszkancow.
SmiertelnoSG wyzej przecietnej
majq wardy: 1, ?, ), s, II,
II, II, 10, 2T, % i 80.
W White City wypadi z wa
goniku ma ROLLER coaster" Carl
Z. Larson, 1850 Harper ave. i
spadt ma potion missy, ma kto-
rym zostal przejechany i zabltE
rrzez inny wasonik, ma ktorym
jccha} lego przyjaciel. Policya
wdrozyla sledztwo. Byl to ostat-
ri dzieh sezonu parku White u
ty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17
DIVA PATRYO
TYCZNE.

TYCZNE.
Odbywa sic w Chicago pietnas
to roczna konwencya stowarzy
szch, ktore urzadzaj2 pOpularne
wyklady w ca}ym kraju pod naz-
wa ,lyccum" lub ,Chautauqua'.
konwencya Jest oficyalnie urzq
dzona przez international Ly-
ceum and C%hautauqua Assocla-
tons" Wplyw tych organizacyii
ich ~wyklad6w ma opinie publicz-
ma W Ameryoe jest ogromny.
Ma konwencye te przyjechali
specyalnie I Waszyngtonu Geo.
Crecl, prezes kcmitetu krajowcgo
irformacyi publicznych, kt6ry
przywiozl osobiste pozdrowienie
Cd prezydenta Wilsona, oraz H..
P. Dawson, prezes rady wojenncj
Czcrwonego Krzyza, wspolnik
wiclkiej iirmy bankierskiej Nor
gan and CO, Przyjechali take in
nj przywodcy orsanizacyi krajo
wych.
Konwencya tegoroczna posta-
villa sobie "a zadanie zorganlzo-
wanie wielkiej armii mowcow,
kt6rych zdaniem bedzie wzbudze
ME patryotyzmu W caiym kraJu,
wzbudzcnie solidarnoSci i lo~jalno-
sci poparcia ola rzaduG a szczegol
KRONIKA 3
ME wzbudzenie poparcia ola Ger
wonego Krzyza.
II. p. Dawson ! G. Creel pre-
mawiali ma zebraniu w hotclr La
Sale, gdzie sic sesya odbywajq,
Nova Davisona wywoiala entu-
zyazm, gdy opisal wzrost Czcrwo
nego Krzyza Cd 100000 do przcsz
10 100000 w jednym roku i
p~rzedstawil plany powiekszcnia
liczbv czlonkow do 2O,000,00O
pred lynn stycznia ~przysz}cgo
roku.
Wczorai przedpokudniem IL
czestnicy zebrali sic w teatrze
| Auditorium gdzie w niedziele DR..
+. Gunsaulaus odprawia nabo-
zenstwa. Jest to |. wv. ,,Central
Church,. Tu wymowa DIR. Gun
saulusa wywolaia niezwykie ma
nifestacye patryotyczne ma tie re
i;gijnem. Teatr byI przsPelniony
POsWIECENIE NOWEGO
KOSCIOLA SW. IGNA
CEGO.
Nadzvwyczaj uroczyScie odby
10 sic wczoraj poswieccnie move
90 koScioia p. ". Sw. lgnacego
przy rogu ulic Glenwood ave.
Loyola, w Poblizu Uniwersytet"
Loyola, skqd tez procesya wyru'
szyla.
Uroczysto5ci po;wiecenia dokt
raj Najprzew. Ks. ArcyblSkuI
Mundelein w asystencyi bardzc
lIcznego kleru. Kazanie zastoso'
wane do okazyi, wyglosii MAJ
brew. Ks. Biskup Z. NJ. dunno
I Peoria.
Trzech byIych p~roboszczoN
tel parafii asystowalo PREY Msz9
Pontifikalnej.
w procesyi wzieli udzlai proc
kleru Rycerze Kolumba, wleIe IN
nych towarzystw oraz kapela mi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17

k6w re stacyi marynarskiej
Great Lakes. Sluzba kolejowa nie
mcgla s~zulerce zapobiedz. Wresz
Gle d~oniesiono o tenn policyi.
Oiegdajszej nocy ma pociag
ten wsiadlo trzech detektyw0w,
zajeli miejsca we wagonie ola pa,
lQcych i czekali, az pociqg ruszyj
I miejsca.
Wkr6ce jeden 20 drugim pasa
zerowie wymykali sic do sekcyi
bagazowej. Wreszce udali sig
tam take dctektywi ! znalezli
II mezczyzn grajqcych W kostki
Ma podlodze leZaia znaczna Sill
ma p~ieniedzy.
Detektywi arcsztowali wszyst-
kich. AIiedzy mimi byli dwaj INA
nj oszuSci i zawodowi szulerzy.
kostki okazaly sic f~aiszywe.
Pociqg zatrzymano ia stacyi
Ravenswood, gdzie pod strata
Getektywow aresztowani wysied-
|, i W szopie ma STACEY czekali n&
przybycie woz6w patrolowych,
re stacyi III. Robey, dokqd ich "a
wiezionO.
Pierwszy asystcnt szefa poi
cyl Westbrook o~Swiadczyl, re gra
W karty ma pociqgach jest dozwo-
Iona, lecz szulerka ME bedzie to-
lcrowana. Dodal, re cd ~dluzSzego
czasu dochodziiy donosy o graso
waniu zawodowych szulerGw
ma pociqgach i grach we falszy--
we kostki.
OszuSci wczoraj arcsztowani
nazywajQ sic: L. Schrier, II n.
Fifth ave. ! J. Overacker, Lake
Forest.
- Detektywi wczoraj wieczo
rem ujeli IA grze W pokra "a pie
niqdze W lokalu ma drusiem piet
RE pnr. 1863 Milwaukee ave. ma
ste~pujqcych: !. Katiliusza, A..
Hermana, A. Yuska, J. Neduki-
da i Tony. Ripckcdidza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17

rynarska re stacyi marynarskicj
Great Lakes. Olbrzymi tlum pu-
t1icznosci zebraI sic W pobli2u no
wego koSciola.
Nowy koSci6l Sw. Ignaccgo jest
wybudQwany Z biaflgo kamienia
W stylu rzymskim. Wewn2trz ko
5ciola ME ma zadnych filarow.
Znajduje sic W MIN pomieszcze
nj ma 1,2J0 os0b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17
LISTY
w MIESZKANIU
BECKERA.
Wyjawiaja tajemniczc 5r6dia je,
go wpiywow.

Detcktywi z biura prok. stano.
wego HoyHe a wczordj po p6Inl
cy urzQdzili otiawc ma mieszka.
rie Francis \. Beckera, poplecz,
rika burn. Thompsona W 21szei
wardzle. i z"nalcz!i tan ogromra
iio5c materyalow. wyjawiajaIych
lego wPiywy zakulisowc W ratu-
szu, oraz kompromitujacyck set
HI oSGL ma najrozmaitszych sta
nowiSkach W zarzadzie miejskim
Waterway tc sa przewazuie " pc
staci kopri llst6w, w~ySlanych
przez Beckcra do burn. ThJmp.
soma. miejSKicgo kontrolera Z. r,
Pikc'a. mieiSkiego prokuratora H
B. Millcra, kapitana policyjnego
w. RuSscll'a ! b. szeta policyi {.
c Healey'ego. Wszystkie tie do
kumenta skonGskowano. P. Hoy
ne p6zniei wyraz;l sic, re matery
aly sa tax obfite, IL try tygodnie
uplyna. zanim zostarq zbaddne /
odpowiednio poklasyiikowane.
Becker jest lynn samym, o kt6
rym w so5ote oglOszono seenSa
cyjne zarzuty, IL razem L Ysedziq
Melvillem mial wyludziG oG SYN
kalza L. Bergera $500 pod pozo-
rem, IL przyw-5ci mu straconq Ii
cencye szynkarska. Pred kilka
miesiacami Becker zostai poSta-
wiony W stan oskarzenia pod "a
rzutem pobierani2 graitu cd nor
zepsucia W swej wardzie.
Becker jest otcnie cz}onkism
centralnego komitetu stanowego
pa1tyi republikahskiej. a pred
kilku m~iesiqcami by} giownym E.
yzaminato-em PREY miejskiej ko-
misyi slazby cywilnej.
Miedzy 5konfiskowanymi pa
pieram isq take ljsty original
re. pisane przez inne csoby do
burn. Thompsona.
Waterway skonfiskowane do
wodzq, re Becker wtrqcal sic do
vszvstkich mozliwych- departa-
ment6w miejskich: policyi, depar
samentu budowli, dcpartamentu
Iynu. departamentu zdrow,a, ko
misyi sluzby Cywilneb 4 nawet
szkoInictwa.
Dowodzq to najrozmaitsze ma
tcryaly, re Becker miat wpfywy
tax wielkie, re MONA 60 by}o
nazwac .,niewidzialnym szeIcm
rolicyi"
Co zaS do nor zepsucia ! kontro
Ii mad prosty tucya i zyskami Z tcj
&c, kontrola Beckera siegala tax
daleko, jak widac re skoniiskowa
nych materyalow, &c p. lIoyne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17
SZULERKA MA POCIAGU
POLICYA ARESZTUJE Il.

Ma ostatnim pociagu podmiej-
skim kolei Chicago and North
western, kt6ry wyjeldza L glow
nego dworca o godz. 12:13 pc pol
nocy i day tylko do Waukegan,
cd kilku tygodni dw6ch naci2ga-
czy urzadzalo CRY w kostki w
sekcyi bagazowej, ktora zajmuje
przednia czeSc wagonu ola pal2-
cych. Naciqgacze wciqgali kilku-
nastu mezczyzn, miedzy ktorymi
zawsze bylo sporo mlodyCh matt
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-17
MIEJSCOWA

nazwa} go ,generaliSsimo Of vi
ce' (naczelny dow6dzca Memo,
rainoSci).
Znaleziono Ii Beckera take:
liSty kobiet niemoalnych, zapiski
pIenledzy, przez ME otrzymanych
iub zaplaconych; sunny pieniedzy
pozyczonych Przez policyan-
tow / strazak6w listy tych, kt6-
rym Becker dopom6gf w egzami-
racyach cywilnych listy wyszya
kow ktore W oknach wywiesiiy
iotografie Prok. stan. Hoyne'a 4
ME wywieSily fotog. jego kontr-
kandydata II. 3. NIillera; listy
wyszynkow, kt6rym odcbtano Ii
cencye; listy stragan6w owoco-
wych liSty miejsc do czyszczenia
butOw liSty dom6w zepsucia IL
sly szulerni i miejSc, w ktorych
trzymano naszyny szczeScia.
. Becker kolektowal graft ma wszy
stkic mozliwe strony. B. szefowi
policyi i kapitanom policyjnym
Gyktowai, kogo majq zdcgrado-
wac lub ukarac "a ME wSp0Idzia
lanie Z administering. w listach
so burmistrza Thompsona prosiI
c rome pzyslugr ola swych przy-
Jacioi. Uzyskal take Cd rady
szkolnej, re przeniesiono kilAu M
uczycieli.
P. Hoyne oSwiadczy}, re nigdy
ME urzqdzii obiawy, kt6ra przy-
niosla tax dobre stosunkowo re-
zultaty.
Ottawa okazala sic konieczna
jako rezultat oskarzen przec:w
Reckrowi i AIellvile'owi re stro-
ny szynkarza Bergera. Wsobote
c godz. $50 P. Hoyne uzySEai ko
nieczne warranty i pozwy ma urz2
Gzenie obIawy ! skonfiskowanie
tego, co byto mu potrzebne.
w zwiqzku re sprawl Bergera
nalezy dodat, re wediug oswald
czenia p. Hoyne'a Becker byi
pierwszym, kt6ry mial wyiudzlt
l. Bergera $500. y gdy mu licen-
cyl ME zwr6cif ! sdy doszio
do wyzszych wladz w ratu-
szu. co Becker czyni, wtedy spra-
we przcniesiono do ,.ssdziego"
NIelville'a, take poplecznika adj
ministracyi Thompsohskiej, kt5
remu Becker take dial $500 I pie
niedzy otrzymanych cd Berge-
row. Jednocze5nie Becker otrzy-
mai pokwitowanie Cd Melville'a,
jakoby sumo Is Melville otrzy-
mai "a uslugi adwokackie.
Wczoraj p. Hoyne zadal pu-
blicznic w prasic kilka dosadnych
rytan, dotyczqcych skandalu Der
gera, ma kt0re dotychczas bur
mistrz ME odpowiedziai.