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Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
Italian Mission
 Safe in France
(By Review Leased Wire).

WASHINGTON. July 1O.-The first announcement that the ltal- ian war mission had left the Unit ed States was made tonight by the Italian embassy upon receipt or word that the party had arrivec safely at a French port after leav- ing this country secretly June 30.
 News of their movements had been guarded carefully by govern ment officials and the newspap- CTS to insure the party's safe pas sage.
 Hundreds of letters and Ses-- grams addressed to mission mem bers have poured into the Italian embassy here during the last ten days from individuals and organi- cations which thought the Italians were making private trips through the United States as had been an- nounced just before their depar-- ure.
 William Marconi is the only member of the mission remaining in this country. He expects to spend several weeks in New York attending to needs of the Italian government and private business.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
SENATE AGREES
 TO VOTE SOON
 ON FOOD BILL
Urgent War Measure May Be Passed by June 21-Legis- lative Situation Is Com pletely Upset.
(By Review Leased Wire).

WASHINGTON, July 10.-A senate agreement to vote on President Will sons food control bill on July 21, five weeks after its submission to congress as an urgent war measure, was fol- lowed today by issuance from the White House of detailed report by Herbert c. Hoover. declaring that both the farmers and public are threatened with serious losses unless food auth ority is given quickly to the federal government.
 Democratic senators secured the agreement for a vote only after they had consented to strip the bill of some of its more drastic features, including the stringent prohibition provisions. So far-reaching was the revision de- manded that all-day conferences of the Democratic steering committee and the agricultural committee resulted in presentation of a substitute entire measure.
 Opinion Is Lacking
 There was no expression of opinion from the White House regarding the provisions of the substitute bill. but it is expected to be agreeable to the president in the main. It follows gen era'iy the liuas (, the administration bi.. originally iEtrcdrced with power to con,rol other ildustl es besiles fooo and iIel elements 1t vould prnSiEt nsrufs cture Cf distIIled liquU-s wit- ogt provision for gcvernm. 1t UT chase CT existing stocks ln1 woull place in the plesident's hal;i t.ie rowet and responsibility to decide whether prohibition shall be extended to beer and w.re.
 Neither was any c, mme1. '1 Mir. IIUover's repor. forthcoming rr)r. the White House. The fact of its publica| tion at this time was regarded as an other evidence of President Wilson's s disappointment over the failure of con gress to act.
 Situation Upset
 Any plan which can be acted on quickly provided it embodies the ele- mentary principles of the administra- ton program, is expected to have the White House support. The control bill has now been before the senate more than two weeks and the food survey bill, another administration measures has been held up in conference since early in June.
 With the whole legislative situatiorI upset in the senate. the leaders expres- sed doubt tonight whether acton could be taken in any event before Saturday of next week, the date set for the vote.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
Mexican WObbLy
 Placed in Jail

A Mexican member of the I. w. W. who Is said to have last night threatened to kill Mexicans who returned to work in the mines to- day, was arrested shortly before midnight by Deputy Sheriffs Red Cannon and Billy Brakedeld. The Mexican was taken into custody in Dubacher Canyon and placed in the county jail. Mexicans who in- tended to return to work at the mines tomorrow had reported that the man told them he would kill all who did not remain out on strike. The Mexicans reported his actions to the officers and his ar rest followed.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
MEDIATION IS l REJECTED BY
 GLOBE 1.W.W.
''Wobbly" Leaders Refuse to Take Part in Conference, Admitting Their Strike Is Nationwide Movement.
(By Review Leased Wirel

GLOBE. July lO.-Because tT the l. W. W. strike is a
 part of nationwide movement for the betterment of the conditions and the abolition of the wage system, Industrial Workers of the World leaders here have de- clared they cannot participate in the strike mediation confer ences which are being held by representatives of the state and federal governments.
 The I. w. w, according to their leaders here. has taken the position that this strike is a national move ment and that they can treat only with the mine owners direct and they refuse to consider any effort at rec onciliation which does not come direct from the operators or owners of the niones in this district.
 In addition, the l. W. w. leaders have informed the mediation board that a permanent settlement of the strike situation here cannot be reach ed until satisfactory settlements have been made in the other metal camps of the country on the basis of the Mi- ami scale and they even go further and. say this Miami scale will be in- creased later.
 Union Cooperating.
 What effect this declaration will have upon the present mediation plans for a settlement of the strike in the Globe-Miami district is problematical. The conciliators, who include Cover nor Thomas Campbell, eNGoveTnor George ". P. Hunt, representing the president. Judge John Mcbride. fed eral mediator and Lieutenant-Colon A. G. White, U. s. A.. reported satis- factory progress following the confers ence Sunday with the joint commit tee of the Mine, Mill and Shelter Workers organization. which is afiili-
 
 ated with the American Federation of Labor.
 The conference of the l. w. w. com Ihittee yesterday was less satisfactory, and closed with the declaration that the strike would have to be treated nationally and not locally
 Clash May Result.
 This has raised the question of what action the Mine. Mill and Shelter Workers union will take should a sat isfactory settlement be made with that organization. If the members of the unions affiliated with this body should return, local labor leaders say, the I. W. W. strikers will not permit them to operate the mines and clash might occur between the two factions of strikers. This condition developed last week at the mines on Copper Hill
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
Rapid Progress Made On Enemy
 Trading Measure
Section Forbidding Mail Com munication With Germany or Her Allies Is Stricken Out of Federal Bill.
tBy Review Leased Wire)

WASHINGTON, July 10.-A section of the administration trading with the enemy bill making it unlawful to mail letters, pictures, maps and sim liar articles to enemy countries was stricken from the measure in the house today. Republican Leader Mann and Representative Gard of Ohio, Democrat, led the fight against the provision. MT. Gard declared the es- pionage law already sufficiently pro vides against use of the mails by spies and that it would be unwise to inflict unnecessary hardships- on persons in the United States having relatives in Germany or her allied countries with whom they desire to communicate in nocently.
 The house also struck out on Mir. Mann's motion a provision empower ing the president to designate all na- tives of enemy countries as ''alien enemies" A substitute was adopted providing that such resignation shall be given citizens or subjects of enemy countries.
 The debate brought out condem- nation of spy scares by MT. Mann and a speech by Representative Waisn oi Massachusetts on the general subject of licensing in which he criticized tho public information committee as a sample of licensing a doubtful auth ority
 The bill probably will be passed to- morrow.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
L ". ". Leaders GiUen 12 Hours
 To LeaUe MOhdUe
Sheriff Blocks Efforts of Agi- tators in Golconda, Chloride and Mineral by Giving Them Notice.
(Bv Review Leased Wire ]

NEEDLES, Cal, July 10.-Several Industrial Workers of the World who were reported to have been given IF hours by Sheriff J. K. Cohenour of Mohave county, Arizona. to leave the mining camps at Chloride, Golconda and Mineral. Arizona. passed through here tonight They said they were go- ing to Tonopah and Goldfield. New.
 The men stated 15 of their number had been ordered to leave the Mohave county mining camps.
 Industrial Workers of the World de- ported from Jerome. Ariz., today were expected to arrive here early tomor- row in a special coach attached to a train of the Santa Fe railroad. There were 75 in the party. according to in- formation Received here and they were in charge of 10 deputy sheriffs from Jerome.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
L.W.W. MENACE IN WARREN DISTRICT
 STEADILY DYING
Mine Forces Continue to Show Healthy Gains Each Day Picket Cases Are Taken Un- der Advisement by Court.

Indications, on the streets of the Warren District, point to a steady re- sumption of work on the part of many miners who quit their work on June 27 when the l. w. W. called a strike in the local mines. Every day wit nesses more men with their lunch buckets going and coming from their work in the local properties and the additions to the Shattuck force, yes terday, offered substantial encourage ment for more men to declare their intention of taking up their duties be- fore July 13.
 Tickets of the I. w. w. continue to hold forth at the postoffice, depot. Lo- we'll and at other places where work CTS go and come from their places of employment. There appears to be a steady diminuition in their number, however, and those acting at present, are, for the greater part, strangers in the district or men who were not working when the strike was called.
 In spite of the continued presence of the pickets no trouble of any kind has resulted in the District since Sun day morning. For a time, yesterday. it appeared likely that the pickets would precipitate trouble when the Copper Queen employees came off day shift yesterday. The miners came off in a body and passed in front of the postoffice. A hurry call was sent to the union headquarters and number of I. w. WIS rushed to the scene. The miners, however, went quietly on about their business and the pickets realizing the hopeBessness of their cause made no offer of trouble.
 Picket Case Heard.
 Yesterday. before Police Judge Frank E. Thomas, Eugene Smith, an L w w. picket in front of the post office, was placed on trial for the al- legged violation of Ordinance 4. sec tion 9. Sam H. Kyle represented the city and w B. Cleary. the defendant.
 The defendants attorney offered a demurrer to the charge which was ov- erruled. He then demanded a jury trial which was also over ruled. The case then went to trial and several witnesses were placed on the stand. (Continued on Page Six.)
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
German Money Behind Chinese
 ReUOH, Charge
(By Review Leased Wirel.

LONDON, July 10.-The North China Daily News declares it is vir- tually established that General Chang Hsuan. leader of the imperialist forces, is in foreign pay. says Reuter- dis patch. from Shanghai. If the monarch iaI movement had succeeded. the news paper continues. the rupture of rela- tions between China and Germany would have been cancelled.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11

Russas armies have broken the Austro German line de lenses in the sector and the Russian advance continues
 The Austro-Germans have withdrawn beyond the Lom- nika river about miles of ezupol which pied Sunday by the Russians under General Koerno The Russians have taken four villages and increased their captures of prisoners more than ,000 Seven field guns and other material also fell into Russian hands
 West of Stahisau toward Kausz and Dona the Russians have penetrated the Teutonc lines depth of nearly miles and between Stanislau and acz they have entered their wedge
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11

of the drive" and left Jerome early this morning.
 After the men were placed in the cattle cars they were given plenty of drinking water but nothing to eat. As the train pulled out several shouted at the citizens we'll come back" But to this Mayor Cain only smiled.
 Afterward he remarked: Jerome citizens have demonstrated that they know how to deal effectively with an undesirable element"
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
Home Guard on Job

PRESCOTT, July 10.-About 50 members of the Prescott home guard made trip of about 20 miles in auto mobiles to Jerome Junction and inter- cepted a train on which about 75 al legged members of the Industrial Work CTS of the World were being deported from Jerome( arresting nine of them.
 Among those arrested was Red Thompson. The arrested men were brought here and the others loaded on a freight train, guarded by volunteers and deputy sheriffs and sent on their way. Needles, Cal, was the announ- ced destination of the party.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
FRENCH FRONT IN FRANCE.

FRENCH FRONT IN FRANCE,
 July 10.-The French troops
 holding the sector of the
 Chemin des Danes to the south of Filain, although drench- ed to the skin and covered wrin mud from head to foot, were full of confidence and cheerfulness to- day when the correspondent went among them. They had just re- pulsed an attack of the most for midable nature in which the Ger mans sustained shocking losses without obtaining more than a temporary foothold in these con stantly contested positions. The sector in question comprises the Pantheon farm astride the Chemm des Danes, and is menaced a. all times because of the domination of it by the ancient Fort de Nal maison, which is in the hands of the Germans.
 Bombaroment Started
 Early this morning the Germans launched a most intense bombard- ment of the French lines and while the hurricane of shells was still falling a German force cop- prising from 10 to F infantry bat talions made a sudden rush into the French position. A brigade Of the amous Chasseurs- -a-Piede bad occupied the sector and was hold ing the line firmly. The French men, however, were forced to fall back before the overwhelming numbers which followed on the heels of the German shock units brought especially from other points of the line to lead the at tack.
 The Germans apparently colsic- cred their success certain as they brought with them quantities or harbed wire, trench mortars, Goxes
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11

A stand west of the Lomnica, how ever, hardly will prevent the forced evacuation of Halicz, the strategic key to Lemberg as the Russians are with in less than eight miles of Halicz on three sides and the only avenue of re- treat is toward Lemberg is left open. that between Dneister and the Lipiza rivers. The evacuation of Halicz would make a retreat from the Brze- zany-Zlochoff-Brody line by the Austro- Germans almost a necessity.
 Meanwhile the Russian artillery is the enemy lines south of Brzezany and north of the Pripet near Riga, Dvinsk and Smor- gon. the fighting activity has increas- ed.
 Cavalry Advances.
 PETROGRAD. July 10.-General operations in Galacia along a front of twenty miles have broken the Austro-German front be- tween Halicz and the Carpathians and the Russian cavalry has press ed forward for distance of sixteen miles.
 To the west of the Dneister as a re- suit of the Russian forward movement, Halicz has been hemmed in from the south and southwest and the Russians now are menacing the Halicz bridge head
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11

RIO JANEIRO. July 10.--The news papers announced that the destroyer Matto Grasso has destroyed an enemy near Santos.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11

BALDWIN. Kan, July 10.-Dr. Sam uel A. Lough. of the University of Denver, tonight was elected president of Baker university. here, succeeding Dr. Wilbur N. Mason. who recently resigned to accept a place on the Kan sas state board of control.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
(By Review Leased Wire. )

ONDON July l.-Halicz the strategic key to Lemberg
 capital of Cacia has been captured by the Russians V dispatch from Reuters Petrograd correspondent
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
RETREAT|NC TEUTON ARMY IS
 PURSUED BY CAVALRY; SLAMS
 SEPARATE WOENEMY FORCES

Four More Villages and OOO Men Captured by Brussoffs Troops, Bringing Number of German Prisoners Taken During New Drive 14, 14,O0O-Co-operation of Attack ing Forces Spells Disaster to Defenders of Haicz Follows Surrounding of City.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11

tContinued on Page Five)
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
WEATHER.

Arizona - Wednesday. thunder storms and To- cal showers eastern
 portion; not much change in temperature.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-07-11
MARKETS.

NEW YORK CITY, Average Price of Cop per for week ending, June 27, 29.5o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28

kata' przsJrzyj liste polskich pra wnt,
kow M szpaitach DZIENNIRA CHI
CAGOSKIEGC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28

mari wczoraj Edward Rukowski pie
cioletni syn PIP. Edwardostwa Ruko-
wskich, gam. pnr. 2512 No. Ashland
ave. PAM Rukowska ma obiad W
Dzien Bozego Narodzenia p~rzygoto-
waia indyka. Pc spozyciu obiadu tro-
je dzieci PIP. R. zachorowaio. Star
Sym dzieciom pomogiy lekarstwa
domowe, lecz najmiodszego, Edwar-
da, przewieSG musiano do szpitala,
gdzie osiabiony konwulsyami, maiy
wczoraj wieczorem ducha wyzionaf.
w sprawie smierci Edwarda jutro
odbedzie sic inkwest koronera, leka~
RE bowiem zanotowali symphony o.
trucia Ptomaina.
Joanna Baut, lat 10, 1910 Cleayer
ul., do domu swych rodzicow zapro-
sila r6wieSniczki Cecylie Kaczynska
i Julie Nowolinska. Joasia zapallta
swieczki ma choince | dziewczeta po-
dajac sobie rece, naokolo drzeWka
poczeiy tancowat. Choinka przypad-
klein zostala wywr6cona 1 W mgnie-
inu Okla ~stanela W ~piomieniach. Cd
plomieni zapalily sic sukienki Cecy-
lii. kt6ra MIN zdolano ia owinaG W
przeScieradla i ogieh stlumic, costa
la boleSnie poparzona. Poparzona
dziewczynke przewieziono do szpita-
la powiatowego, gdzie lekarze ME
zywia wiele nadziei utrzymania 5ej
PREY zyciu. Rodzice Kaczyhskiej mie-
szkaja pod mr.. 1880 Cleaver vi.
Q q q
w szpitalu South Chicago wsku-
tex uszkodzen poniesionych W Dzieh
Bozego Narodzenia, gdy spadi re
schod6w swego mieszkania pod mr..
$3.50 Mackinaw ave-, wczoraj VIE
CZOTSm uuldIl jan OhL uhd'
q q q
w jednym z pokoi domu wynajmo
wego pod mr.. SOB Rush ul., dis ra-
no zaczadzonego gazem znaleziono
Marcina Pilanza, lat "a.
q q y
'Policya poszukuje dz.ewieciu mez-
czyzn podlegajacych poborowi, kt6rzy
W czasie przepisanym ME zwr6cili ma
lezycie wype}nionego kwestyonaryu-
sza. Okazaio sic, re mezczyzni CT
przeprowadzili sic ME podajac swe-
go nowego adresu. Jednym z poszu-
kiwanych jest Franklin Czarnecki,
starry adres - 1412 E. 73cia ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28
Me Wstydz sic!

Gdy powracas2 do domu re srod-
p,ekcia. 20 skladu, ofisu Tub fabryki,
KIM sobie DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKl
1 smiaio czytaj W tramwaju Tub va
gonie.
DzIENNIK CHICAGOSKI MONA
stale nabywac ma nastepujacych ma
roznikach:
State 1 Madison - pred kiadem
departamentowym Boston Store.
State i Madison - pred apteKs
firmy Buck and Rayner;
State / Madison - pred skladem
departamentowym firmy Carson
Pirie, Scott and Co.;
State /, Quincy;
State 1 Van Bureni
State 1 Harrison:
Wabash / Harrison;
Van Buren, 1 La Sallei
Adams 1 La Sale;
Adams 1 La Sale;
Washington 1 La Sallev
Randolph 1 Dearborn;
Washington 1 18th ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28
NOTATki
OSOBISTE | TOWARZYSKTE.

Wczoraj o godzinie 11ej wieczo--
rem do obozu W Little Silver, New
Jersey, z powrotem odjechaf TOmasz
Regain, syn PIP. Henryka i Konstan-
cyl Regan6w, Fam. pnr. 2O35 w. 19ta
ul.; Tomasz w domu rodzic6w spe--
dill pieciodniowy urlop; wstqpil on
do wojska W maju b. r, do kOmpan:i
C oddzialu sygnalowego.
Ma urlop!e W grodzie naszym bawi
dwu znanych i ~popularnych w ko-
bach mlodziezy Stanislawowa szere-
gowc6w - Szczepan zywicki i Szcze-
pan Witkowski. Zywicki i Witkowski
stacyonowani So W obozie Logan, W
Houston, Tex.
y - u
Do domu PIP. Janostwa Frebie-
SOW, 1916. No. Winchester ave-, ma
kilkodniowy urlop przyjecnal syn
ich Jan, kt6ry wstapil do wojska
22go wrzeSnia, b. r; staCyonowany
on jest W obozie Grant. Miodszy syn
PIP. F., J6zef, jake ochotnik wstapif
do wojska Stan6w Ziednoczonych W
kwietniu b. r. J6zef obecnie znajdu-
je sic W obozie Douglas, Utah.
q q q
P. S. Sobota, agent realnoSciowy,
przeprowadzii sw6j kantor realno--
sciowy, kt6ry prowadzii pod mr.. So
No. Ashland ave-, pod mr.. 915 No.
Ashland ave.
q q q
q obozu Green, No. Carolina, ma
dziesieciodniowy urlop, by spedzic
czas swiateczny W gronie rodzinnem,
do swych rodzic6w zamieszkalych p.
nr. 216 Ems ul., ma Jadwigowie,
p%rzyjecha{ sierzant Franciszek Ziem-
ba, czIonek Bat. F., 1890 pufku pol
mel artyleryi. S!erzant Franciszek
wstapil do wojska V lipcu b. r; do
obozu powr6ci on z'poczatkiem PREY
sziego tygodnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28
. XT r A !
BOLSZEWICY ZAJMUJA
BANK

Piotrogrod, 2Sgo grudnia. -
z polecenia komisarza finansow
bolszewickiego, Mienzynskiego,
zoinierze zajeli ola bolszewikow
wszystkie bank prywatne w Pho
trogrodzie, wsrod mich bank a.
merykanski, fill instytucyi Ma
tional City Bank of New York.
Manazer banku tego, Stevens by
nawet chwilowo aresztowany,
gdv ME chcia4 oddac kluczy cd
kas banku. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28

W szpitalu Childern's Memorial u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28
PODZIEKOWANIE

Dziekujemy wszystkim czlon-
kom Towarzystwa sw. krzyza,
kt6rzy brazil udzia} w ~pogrzebie
OLGA naszego Sp. Andrzeja kadzi
kowskiego ! wszystkim krewnym
! znaiomym, kt6rzy brazil udziai w
pogrzebie, takze panu Rytleskie-
mu "a usluge w pogrzebie "a
sylamy staro-polSkic bog "a
piac.".
Familia LadzikoWSkich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-28
NOTATKI REPORTERA.

Pociag kolei Chicago Burlington
and Quincy, wczoraj W pofudnte
zmiazdzyl prawa reke jedenasto-let-
niego Karola Pokornego, zam. pnr.
2515 So. Albany ave. Cniopiec zbie-
raj wegle pomiedzy wagonami. Ran
nego przewieziono do szpitala sw.
Antoniego, gdzie DIR. Jan Bona ma
tychmiast reke amputowaf powyzej
przeguba. Wypadek zaszedl pomie-
dry Sacramento ave. i Marshall bou-
leyard, ma Kazimierzowie.
q q q
Personal---very. komisyi parkow
zachodnich, p. Jan F. Smulski, W
swym rocznym raporcie domaga sic
wypracowania wzorowego planu sys-
~tematycznego rozwoiu boisk ola "a
baw i hal rekreacyjnych, wsp6lnych
ola szk6l publicznych i wydzialu par
k6w zachodnich. Jens Jansen, archi-
text komisyi park6w zachodnich, o.
becnie pracuje mad projektem pofa-
czenia bulwar6w i innych urzadzen
systemu park0w zachodnich z temi
mniejszych system6w d~ystrykt6w pol
nocnych / zachodnich.
O q q
w banku p. Wojciecha Wachow--
skiego. pnr. 1882 W. 22ga ul., ma
Kazimierzowie, W niedziele 30go CRU
dnia odbedzie sic bankiet ola dwu-
dziestu czterech dyrektor6w sp6lki
neutrality-suspicious., ~za}ozonej
i znaiduiacej sic pod kierownict-
wem p. Wachowskiego. Bankiet ten,
kt6ry rozpocznie sic o godz- 5 popoiu
dniu, p. Wachowski urzadza z Okla
zyf trzynastej rocznicy zaloze-
MIA sp6iki. Sp6ika p. Wacnowskiego
liczy dziesiet fflii znajdujacych sic
W roznych dzielnicach miasta 1 pred
miesciach: kapttaf obrotowy wynosi
okolo million siedm set siedm die
stat tysiecy dolarow.
q q q
w dzien Nowego Roku, W sail Dali
XII, PREY 4Sej i Wood ul., rodzaj ban
kietu u~rzadzaja cz}onkowie i czlon-
kinie Ch6ru sw. Cecylii, PREY parafii
sw. J6zefa; poczatek o godzinie 4ej
p~opoiudniu. Bankiet 6w u~rzadzony
Jest dla czlonk6w / ~czlonkin, celem
~nawiazania ma rok przysziy, 1915
szczerszysh wezi6w przyjazni.
q q q
Ma miejscu zabity zosta} trzynasto-
ietni Wladyslaw Jeziorski, 2511 W.
43cia ul., gdy PREY 43ej ul., maize
chaf ma niego pedzacy ma poludnie
tramwaj Western ave. Dotych-
GAS ME sprawdzono, jak sic nazywa
motorowy i konduktor tramwa1u.
kt6ry ch}opca uderzy}. Inkwest koro-
nera odlozony zostai do 1890 stycz-
MIA, 1918 r; inkwest odbedzie sic
ma stacyi policyjnej PREY So. PAUL.
IA / 47ej ul.
q q .
W szpitalu Childern's Memorial u