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Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

The report is current in Oatman that the United Eastern Mill suffered loss of $5OO0 from the gold tank Thursday night, as a result of the power going off rendering the cleo tric pumps useless and allowing the solution to escape over the side of the tank onto the tailings dump. It is further said that this same company is figuring on installing their own plant as a consequence of having had so much trouble in the transmission between here and Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

Two base hits-Robinson, 2; Mul- rein, Price.
 Struck out-by Kayo ', Smith 5. Bases on balls-off Kayo 8, Smith 2 Hit by pitcher-Willis.
 Sacrifice hits-Aubineau, Proctor. Stolen bases-Kayo, Fortiney, Rob- inson, Webster.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04
TONY IS AFTER
 KAISER. HE SAYS
CFrom wednesday,s DaIly MInerl

In a recent letter to J. S. Amund- sen, Tony Schnedl writes that he has joined the U. S. Aviation Corps and is now stationed at the instruction camp at Pensacola, Fla. Tony writes that he will be trained in naval aeronautics and can feel himself slipping" al ready but hopes that he will live long enough to drop a few bombs in Ger many.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

taken the matter in charge and an effort will be made to have all anna teur champions and near champions of the far western states perform. Cities of the northwest, including Portland, Seattle and Spokane, are rich in excellent ring men and it is expected that they will be glad to con- tribute their services. The plan is to enter on the project on a large scale so that the return to the Red Cross will be substantial sum.
 The various meets held by the Cali fornia Fair and Racing Circuit thus far have been productive of excellent racing and a number of horses have come to the fore and largely enhanced their value as the result of their per formances. Among the horses which have been attracting notice are Vir- ginia Barnett, of the Durfee stable, which trotted to a new state record in the 2:14 class recently at Wood land ond A. F. O'Connor's Santa Rosa trained horse Emmaline Dillon. The latter paced the first two of mile. heats in 2:O7 and 2:08%. The latter horse raced last season along the in ter-mountain circuit, doing well at meetings in Idaho, Utah and Oregon. There are but few instances on the coast in which a pacer has gone over two lap track in better time than 2:09A. Driven by G. D. Stewart, Emmaline equalled this once and twice beat it in an afternoon. White Sox is another notable performer.
 Preseason deer reports, the hunt ing of which began in certain DOT tions of California on August 1, is to the effect that with the exception of one locality hunters may expect al good season. The country about San Luis Obispo is said to be practically clear of deer, hunters being forced long distances into the mountains to find any of them.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

Manager Simmonds, of the Oatman Picture theater, will install a gasoline engine for the generation of his own electricity immediately and informed his patrons last night that no more in future would the picture show be out of business for shortage of "juice."
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

Francis D. Crable, one of the able attorneys of our neighboring town of Flagstaff, is a visitor to Kingman and was a pleasant caller at the Daily Miner today.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04
.OATMAN NOTES

Kean St. Charles of Kingman visit ed here for several days this week. While here Kean visited all of the diff ferent properties and noted the prog ress of them.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04


 Mrs. Mary Eleanor Cohenour has returned from visit at Grand Can i yon, Williams and Flagstaff.
 Bob Hunt and Billie Carr were two fans who accompanied the ball team to Williams last Saturday.
 Miss Lorina Dryden of Oatman, who is attending the Normal at Flagstaff, came down to Williams to see the Kingman boys beat Williams last Sunday.
 Miss Evelyn Purcell left this morn ing on No. 22 for Holbrook to join her mother.
 Miss Hettie Klein, the able court re- porter for the superior court of this county, left last evening for a visit on the coast.
 Mrs Lucy Buikley is 1T town from her ranch on the east side of the Wal lapai mountains to secure supplies. Joe Krauss came in from Oatman yesterday and is attending to business matters here.
 Robert o. Beardsley, c. K. Pishon and wife and A. W. Harbold are Phoe- nix people visiting here.
 E. G. Shipp was a visitor to King man from the Big Sandy yesterday.
 George M. White of Prescott was registered at the Beale yesterday.
 W. c. Gould and A. J. Brawley ar rived from St. Paul, Minn., yesterday and are visiting this section.
 c. H. Wagner came in from Round Valley yesterday and is a guest of the Brunswick.
 T. A. Hanes is a Goldroader visiting here.
 E. L. Meffett is in town from Gold Basin. J. B. Knudsen is in town from Lost Basin loading with supplies on one of | his regular trips.
 Bob Lou and Jack Weaver are in town from Yucca.
 W. c. Rannells is one of the late arrivals from Needles.
 Blackberry had delegation in King man yesterday. Among them were seen John Allen, Henry Dural, J. B. Chamberlain, A. S. Chamberlain and J. A. Daniels.
 Mark Fessenden is visiting King man from Oatman.
 -hAo 4As <A- SOOhG 4GLL 4OL lllG COdSL last night, to spend several weeks in Los Angeles, San Francisco and other California points.
 J. H. Beauchamp and R. M. Richard son are visiting Kingman from Col The funeral of B. F. Grantham, who died last Friday, was held from the home at o'clock this afternoon. There were a large number of friends of the deceased present at the services, which were in charge of the EIks. J. S. Withers returned Monday from , .he coast where he had been for two , weeks. He reports that the weather i vas very hot at the beach, but that i t was pleasant Tn San Francisco a week ago. (
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

Oliver Johnson and Ben H. Braffet are in town from Topock, where they have been employed for some months as guard on the automobile bridge at that place.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

Lincoln Shah, son of Kai Flu Shah, former minister to the United States from China, Is an enthusiastic mem Der of the Junior American guard, an organization which is fiourishing in Washington among the young sons of well-known people. Young Shah is be- Ing educated In America, though his father has returned to China and to private life.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

Teddy Blakeley is still carrying his arm in a sling from the result of the recent accident suffered by him, but the arm is fast rounding into shape and he will be as good as new very shortly.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

J. M. Kellogg is one of the late ar rivals in town from Phoenix.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

(FrOm Thursdays Daily Miner) c. F. Veit is a visitor here from Union Pass.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

T. J. Auxier is an Oatmanite visit ing Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

J. L. Weimer of Chloride was in Kingman today on business.
 Pierpont Adams, Kempton Adams and s. c. Shaw, of Bedding, Conn.,, were members of an automobile party passing through here, who stopped at the Beale hotel last evening.
 w. W. Root is a visitor here from Denver.
 W. A. Shay and Charles L. Flack are visitors in Kingman from San Der nardino.
 Miss Grace Adams, who has been visiting with her father here for the past several months, returned to her home at San Bernardino yesterday.
 D. Murdock, of Ludlow, Cal, is in Kingman from that place.
 J. A. McGulliary is a late arrival here from Reno, Nev.
 W. P. Carr and wife came in from the Emerald Isle property yesterday and will spend several days here with friends and relatives.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

J. H. Harper, representative for this section of the Singer Sewing Machine company, is covering this territory ir the interest of his company. He is spending today in Cloride attending to the deliveries of a number of ma. chimes. Mir. Harper is a resident oi Winslow, Ariz.
 Elizabeth J. Smith is a visitor here from Oatman.
 Charles c. Key and wife visited Kingman last evening from 0atman. Francis D. Baker is a visitor here from Flagstaff. J. L. Weiner, A. M. MacDuffee and L. J. Olson were visitors to Kingman yesterday from Chloride. Mir. Mac Duffee left today for points in Colo rado to. be gone about six weeks.
 May Elmer was a guest of the Beale hotel last evening from Moab, Utah.
 R. H. Irvine of Phoenix is a late arrival here from that place.
 Miss Minnie Hartz departed for Williams yesterday, where she will visit with friends for some time.
 Thomas Rule of Blackberry is a guest of the Brunswick from that place.
 H. E. Williams came in from Col conda yesterday and rendered his resignation as deputy sheriff at that place. MT. Williams has been the deputy at that place since the first of this year and has resigned at this time to accept another position.
 c. G. Walker was registered at the Commercial yesterday from Lost Basin.
 Adam Marsch is one of the late Kingman visitors from Yucca.
 F. G. McLain is in Kingman from San Bernardino.
 Sam Ray is one of the late arrivals here from Chloride.
 Felix Banegas and wife are visitors to Kingman from the Big Sandy.
 O. c. Williams of Chloride was in Kingman on business last night.
 w. H. Woodbine came down from Blackberry yesterday and spent the night here as guest of the Beale. He left on this afternoons train for the coast where he will spend a short 
 S. D. Stewart departed to the coast last Saturday evening.
 Frank Mur and wife passed through Kingman last night en route from Winslow to Bakersfield, Cal.
 Hal Bedinger has returned from an extended vacation spent at Kansas City and northwest Missouri points.
 Joe Power of Blackberry was a | Kingman visitor Saturday.
 L. B. Parsons and Frank Brawley are visitors here from Chloride.
 w. T. Gibson is registered at the Commercial from Yucca.
 A. c. Werden spent Saturday in Aingman from Goldroad.
 William A. Epperson, one of the arge cattlemen of the Chloride sec ion, is visitor to Kingman attend ng to business matters here.
 W. J. Curtain is a visitor here from Oatman.
 T. J. Auxier is an Oatmanite visit ng Kingman.
 (FrOm Thursdays Daily Mtner.)
 c. F. Veit is a visitor here from Union Pass.
 J. M. Kellogg is one of the late ar ivals in town from Phoenix.
 Oliver Johnson and Ben Fl. Braffet re in town from Topock, where they ave been employed for some months $ guard on the automobile bridge at hat place. J. L. Weimer of Chloride was in Aingman today on business. Pierpont Adams, Kempton Adams nd s. c. Shaw, of Bedding, Conn.,, 7ere members of an automobile party 1SSincr fbrO11osb ba,o ,rybo eEo~roJ oE
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

John Barry, Ray Robinson, Bill Riv- CTS, Donald George and Alwyn St. Charles left this afternoon for the coast in MT. Barry's automobile.
 Chiropodist located at Commercial Hotel, Room 2. Will remove corns for 25c, callouses 25, and buninos soc. Ingrown nails soc and $1.OO. Two days only, Sunday and Monday at these prices. Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay. It
 W. R. Engle of Flagstaff is a guest of the Commercial.
 H. Le Clair visited Kingman yester- day from Oatman.
 A tunnel is being driven into the mountain to strike the three lodges at a depth of 1000 feet. When this is done, great ore bodies can be stopped out and immense bodies worked profit ably. The veins are from five to 10 feet wide. On one vein, there is two feet of molybdenite on the hanging wall and on another, one foot. The other vein is tungsten, with rich sprinklings of gold and silver. On the cross ledge, the vein carries IS per cent tungsten.
 Work is to be rushed on the tunnel in order to determine the full extent of the veins. It is believed the ore will run from S10O. to $500 a ton.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04
PERSONAL MENTION
From Wednesdays Daily MinerI

w. J. Curtain and Charles Lynch paid a visit to Yucca and the section east of there today.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

Ora G. Gruninger has returned from Los Angeles, where he went with his family a week ago and is again back on the work of his concern.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

Word has been received here that I. N. Quiat, formerly an attorney of Oatman and lately assistant county at torney of Gila county, is now in the coast artillery.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

J. L. Weimer of Chloride was in Kingman today on business.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

W. J. Curtain is a visitor here fror Oatman.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

J. A. McGulliary is a late arrival here from Reno, Nev.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

J. s. Withers returned Monday from the coast where he had been for two weeks. He reports that the weather was very hot at the beach, but that it was pleasant Tn San Francisco a week ago.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

Mrs. Mary Eleanor Cohenour has returned from a visit at Grand Can yon, Williams and Flagstaff.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

D. Murdock, of Ludlow, Cal, is in Kingman from that place.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

H. Le Clair visited Kingman yester- day from Oatman.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

W. R. Engle of Flagstaff is a guest of the Commercial.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

The funeral of B. F. Grantham, who died last Friday, was held from the home at o'clock this afternoon. There were a large number of friends of the deceased present at the services, which were in charge of the EIks.
Mohave County miner., 1917-08-04

Bob Hunt and Billie Carr were two fans who accompanied the ball team to Williams last Saturday.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24

s. In case of fire or disorder to
give the alarm.
.. To allow no n to commit a
nuisance in or near my post.
10. In any case not covered by in
structions to call the corporal of the
guard.
II. To salute all officers and
standards not cased.
II. To be especially watchfull at
night and during the time for chal-
longing, challenge all persons on or
near my post, and to allow no n
to pass without proper authority.
(W tlomaczeniu.)
l. Objac to stanowisko i wszystka
widoczna wlasnoSG rzadowa.
.. ObchodZiC mole stanowisko W
spos6b military, bacznie uwazajac
ma wszystko co MONA widziet Tub
slyszec.
3. DonieSG o wszystkich zgwafce-
niach roLkaz6w, kt6rych nam pre-
strzegaG.
4. Powtar2ac ~Wszystkie sygnaiy z
posterunk6w dalszycn Cd mel straz-
nicy.
). Odej$t Cd mego posterunku tyl-
ko wtenczas, gdy nalezycie jestem
zwolniony.
6. Odbierat, bye poslusznym i zle-
cac straznikowi wszystkie ro=kazy
dowodzacego oficera. oficera dzien-
nego. soficer6w i podoficerow warty.
:. Me rozmawiaC Z nikim z wyatt
klein O sprawach wchodzacych W "a
kres mego obowi9zku.
s. " razie ognia lub zamieszania
podnie$t alarm.
8. Me rrswolit nikomu wyrza-
dzac szkody W pobiilu mego poste-
runku.
10. W wypadkach ME pokrytych
%poleceniami zaWo}aG kaprala warty.
II. SalutowaG wszystkich oficerow
i sztandary rozwiniete.
-. Bye s2czegolnie uwaznym W
rocy i W pore has}a w~strzymyWac
wszystkie osoby wpoblizu mego po-
sterunku i ME pozwalaG nikomu
precise bez odpoWiedniego pozToie-
MIA.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
Wazne Ola p%oborowych.

P. Stan:slaw Kuflewski, przewod-
niczacy komisyi wylaczen 37go cd
~poborowych W Camp Grant, Rock
ford, Ill, Original prosbe, ably ma pol
ski jezyk przetloma"zyl i'm Z~alaczo-
nych W li$cie kilkanaScie zdah W je-
zyku angielskim. Bedac zdania, re
z tiOmaczenia te?o SkOrZyStaG moga
nasi W obozach wojskowych, do kto-
rych wysylany jest ,,Dzfen. Chic" p.
X. prosi, ably tiomaczen:e umiesci-
liSmy ma naszych szpaltacn.
Zdania lie i tlomaCzenia nilej po-
dajemy:
/. To take char?e Of this post and
all government property in view.
.. To walk my post in a military
manner keeping always on the alert
and observing everything that takes
place within sight or hearing.
>. To report all violation of orders
am instructed to enforce.
4. TO repeat all calls from posts
more distant from the g%uardhOuse
than my own.
). To quit my post only when pro
perly relieved.
6. To receive, obey and pass IN 10
the sentinel. who relieves me, all
orders from the commanding officer,
officer of the day, and officers and
noncomissioned officers of the
guard.
:. To talk to no n except in line
Of duty.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
200 OSoB ~ARESZTOWANYCH
WOBLAWACH MA WYSZYN-
XII I NORY.

Porucznik Shoemaker. szef no.
wego biura antiprostytucyjnego,
Otwartego pod ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
majora FunkhouSera, obchodzlE
wczoraj otwarcie swego biura o.
blawami enlightenment W roznych
czeSciach miaSta ma wySzynki, OBJ
skurne lokalc i nOry zepsuCIa.
PrzeSzio 200 osob zostalo aresz-
towanych. WieSt o oblawach ro-
zesz}a sic wSr0d spolecznych z
zeszia sic wsrod nor Z komenta-
rem. re Shoemaker zwaryowaf'
Biuro po~rucznika S~hoemakera
mieSci sic mad stajnia centralnej
stacyi policyjncj obok zauika
PREY La Sale III. naprzeciwko ra-
tusza miejskiego. Jest to loka!
szczuply ! marine zaopatrzony,
lecz spodziewac SIG mozna cd
porucznika Shoemakera wiele re
zultatow. Ma pod SODA 90 detek-
tywow, przewaznie mlodych pra
gnqcych spisac sic. ktorzy Edo
Iaja wszclkim pokuSom pienlez-
nym oprzec sic.
Lokal braci McGo(ern. ktorzy
stracili licencye szynkarska PRIV
ulic \. Clark i Ohio. byl diva ra-
Up odwicdzony przcz detektywow
Arcsztowano obu braci, zone jc-
dncgo Z Mich, manazera ! kilku
goSci. Podobno sp~rzcdawali wod
ke jako ..hcrbate'.
Detcktywi take zwiedz'li Ii
CINE hotcle i apartamenta We
.-.1-;.L J,~iol,icocb
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
W MIEJSCE POWINSZOWAS
NA SWIETA BOzEGO NARODZE-.
MA Ma NOWY ROK.

~PrzesyIaiac W imieniu w|asnem
mojej rodziny wsZystkim krewnym
2naiomym scrdeczne pOwinszowania
ma Swieta Bozego Narodzenia na
N0wy Rok przez lamy Dziennika CHI
ragoskiego, W micjsce rO~zsyiania BIZ
let6w z powinszowaniaGni. rozsyiam
so ia ceIe nastepuji::ce: 81 ma Dom
sierCt; S. ma Dom Starcow / kalek;
So IA gIodnych W Polsce; 81 ma ubo-
ga rodzinc; So ma Stowarzyszenie
Czerwonego KrZyIa: 81 ia fundusz
wojenny Rycerzy Kolumba.
STANISkAW SZWAJKART,
rcdaktor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
NOTATki
OsOBlSTE TOWARZYSKIE.

Ma kilko-dniowym urlopie u ro-
dz:c6w PIP. Tomasza i Jozefy Lasec-
kicn, Fam. pnr. 2935 Gresham ave.
bawi syn ich Kazimierz, kt6ry pra-
cuje W arsenale Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych, W Rock Island.
= q q
Adwokat Martln G0rski, kt6ry
przez kilkanaScie miesiecy byf inwe-
stygatorem W biurze prokuratora sta
nowego Maclay Hoyne'a zostai przez
szefa a~wansowany ma asystenta pro-
kuratora.
DR.. Floryan G.. Ostrowski, komisarz
zdrowia 2 Hawthorne. ILL.,, otrzymai
zawiadomienie z Wa%shingtonu. IL 20
Stal z~amianowany pierwszym poruczni-
klein (Lieutenant) Korpusu Medyczne
go. DR.. Ostrowski jest zonatym, POGO
stawia zone i dziecko. Oddajac sic do
browolnie ia uSiugi Wuja Sauna.
q q
W prezencie ma gwiazdke PIP. Sta
nisiawowi 1 Katarzynie Liczmah--
skim, Fam. pnr. 1925 Evergreen av.,
bociek W sobote wieczorem %przyni6sl
nadobna c6reczke. P. Liczmanski jest
dyrektorem M~acierzy Polsk!ej oraz
oficyalista W departamencie realno-
Sciowym banku Northwestern Trust
AMI Savings.
q 'o =
z obozu Douglas. W Salt Lake
City, Utah, W ~odwiedz!ny do rodzi--
COW PIP. EmilaSi Anastazyi Wiedema-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
WLOCH
A

Klku Wlochow cieSzyio sic /
obchodziio winem i muzyka
wstrzymanie Austro-N iemc6w
przez armie wloskie mad Piave.
Byio to W mieszkaniu J. Antonio,
pnr. 1924 Hoxie ave, South
Chicago. Przybyli tam take bra
cia Michael i Joseph Dalosiolo.
Ostatni zauwazyl, re brat jego
zbytnia uwage zwracaE ma zone
gospodarza i zganii go "a to,
Michael ia to wyjal sztylet ! wbii
go w piers brata. Policya znala-
fla morderce pod lozkiem W
mieszkaniu przyjaciela uwiezila
go.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
I Biura MsteorOIogICznsgo.

w ciagu DOLBY wclorajszej naJWyH-
sza temperature wynosila 46 stopni,
najnizsza 80 stopni. Normalna tenn
peratura w tym dniu wynosi p stop
nj; niedob6r te%mperatury W tym ro-
ku 500 stopni.
Wschtd s,ohca 0 godz. Z min. it
rano.
ZachGd s!oica o godz. 4 min. "a
p%opotudniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24

Ma 1Jto dnIowy urlop do domu ro-
dzic6w Up. Maryi i W~incentego Ora
czyk, Fam. pnr. 1926 Cleaver ILL.,,
przyjechai syn ich Andrzej, ktory
jest cz,onkiem kompanii B. SGD re-
gimentu %pioner6w, stacyonowanego
W Corpus Christi, Tex. Andrzej VISTA
pill do wojska Stan6w Zjednoczonych
jake ochotnik W maui b.. r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24

POchmurnO i zimniej - najnizsZa
temperature okOfo Is stopni. We VITO
rex pieknie i zimniej. Swiezy p6}noc-
no-zachodni wiatr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24

P. Karol M~otykowski. znany kie-
rownik i instructor szko}y obywatel-
skiej p~rowadzonej W pierw W domu
Hjednoczenia, a nastepnie W sail
Walsha. PREY Noble i Emma ILL.,, kt6-
ry kilka miesiecy temu udal sic do
sanitaryum powiatowego W Oak Fo-
rest, dOnosi nam, re dzieki VISTA
wiennictwu komisarzy powiatowych
Nowaka i Kasperskiego, s%uperinten-
dent sanitaryum, p. Baily. jest ola
niego nadzwyczaj uprzejmy. P. NJ.
r6wniea donosi, re stan jegO zdroWia
~znacznie SIC p~olepSzyl | wkr0tce spO-
dziewa sic powr6cit do Chicago.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
EERONIKA
IN MILJSCOWAA
MAJTEK 7NoW zBITY FA-
TALNIE.

w nicdteie mad ran"n; ONrop-
ne zbjty i.pokaleczony =ostai MAJ
tex. Richard Eundic}, i;:za1y lat
Is, k{at& przyiechaS n uclop do
Chicago zc stacyi m ,rvnarskiei
Great Makes, Obeca;e zn@t'rje
SIC " szpi,alu Powia'owym,
gdz;c Ic&arze ores. @e ME Wy
zdrowi~;c. Ma bowler, pe!;nigt2
>zaszNc.
,;,apaSS ma nicgo miaio dw6cn
maitl6w wy&onat o g. $50 mad
rancm ma rogu ulic Ogden ! Polk.
Znaleziono Bundicka W pre- 'Sion
ku mieszkania PAM F. Phelps,
ktcra prowadzi boarding house
pur. 2"l5 Ogden ave. Me mia, ma
sob;c <podni / butow. Brakowalo
take $500.
lest to trzecia tajcmnicza ma
paSc ma majtkow wChlcago w
2statnich dwoch miesiqcach. Pier
wszei napa5ci ofiara Padi majtek
!. Becker, ktore cialo znaleziono
dnia 11go listopada W pokoju ola
lam w budynku SharpleS Pnr.
565 Washington blvd. Dnia Ago
crudnia napadnieto ma majtka
Pierce Murphy W pobllzu dwor-
ca Northwestern. Sprawcow ami
morderstwa ami napaSci dotych-
czas ME zn~aleziono.
Porucznik F. J. Grady re sta
cyi III. 15tej sadzi, re tie wszySt-
kie try uapa5ci zostaiy wykona-
re przez tych samysh ludzi. w
wvpadku Beckera. jakotez i Bun
dicka, z~brodniarze stoczyli re
swemi ofiarami wSciekle bolE',
gdyz odzicz byia p~oszarpana pc
darta. w obu wypadkach maJtko
vie ME micli ma sobie spodn.
but6w. co dowodzi, re zbrodnia
RE wiedzicli o tenn, IL majtkowic
maia zwyczaj chowania swych
p~icniedzy W butach.
Bundick przyjechat bez zezwo-
lenia " sobote wieczorem do CHI
cago ! tn spotkai !. n. Harding2
W. K;nga, ktGrzy otrzymali for
maine urlopy. Trzej udali sic do
micSzkania PAM F. Phelps o go
,z;n;c 1850 wicczorem, Mieszka
II nici dwoch majtkow, F. Timer
hratauck PAM Phelps i w. Nc
Grew. stacyonowanych ma okre-
y;c lie dc Luzon. znaidujqcym
&c ma rzcce Chicago. Bundick,
King j Harding bawili tam do
cudz. $50 mad ranem. 20 minut
20 otcj,ciu jch ME ming&O, gdy
e. Rundick wrUcil .okrwawiony
padl W przcdsjonku. ZaniU stra-
Gil przytomnoSt, wymienii naz-
wiSka Kinga iHardinSa.
JcsIi ci dwaj ME wr6ca dis Z
vrlopu do stacyi Great Lakes,
uznani bsd2 jake dezerterzy !
zajma sic mimi wladze federalne.
OBRADY MAD BUDzTTEM
MIEJSKIM.
Komitet finansowy z rady
miejskiej wczoraj obradowat mad
budzetem ma rok przysziy i po-
stanowii zarekomendowac radzie
miejskej ma jej nastepnem po-
siedzeniu W piatek biezacego ty-
godnia. azeby wydatki .miejskie
bvlv o S5.44OO,O 90 mniejsze ami
zeli W roku konczacym sic.
We wielu departamentach
mie1skich zniiono proponowane
apropryacye o y do Is procent.
Komitet wezWje szel0w depar-
tamentGw ma swe poSiedzenie we
czwartek ! poprosi ich o podanie
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