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The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
SWITCH ENGINE
HITS SERVICE
CAR IN ILLMO
of W. Thomas
of the Cape is Dragged
80 Feet.
FOUR OCCUPANTS OF
CAR ESCAPE INJURY
is Badly Damaged
Near Cotton Belt
Station.

Fcar men had I narrow escape from
death yesterday morning when the
automobile Of VIM. H. Thomas, who
drives service car between Cape Cir
ardeau and limo, was struck bv 4
switch engine on the Cotton Belt in
! front Of the passenger station at H.
mo. The automobile was dragged
about 80 feet, but none of the pas
sengers was hurt.
Thomas was driving his machine
north, and had stopped NJ t. inter
section Of the railroad tracks per-
nit an eastbound engine, which VS.
drawing Z string OF box cars. to pass.
Thinking the tracks were clear, h
started his car and drove directly il
front of the switch engine, which va
going west.
The automobile was struck amid
ships and dragged some distance b,
fore the engine could be stopped. T.
machine was badly damaged, but
Thomas was able to continue in the
car and brought his passengers to the
Cape.
The passengers We're Gregory Pre-
nos of St. Louis and his brother. Ar
thur Prenos, of Paducah. Ky. The
name Of the third man could not be
learned. He Was 4 travelling sales
man from Paducah.
Prenos and his brother had arrived
at limo from Paducah. They were
bound for the Cape to look after some
business affairs involving the sale of
a pooiroom on Main street, conducted
by Demetrius Demetroulis and Harry
Kotsiakis.
This is the first accident Thomas
has had since he has been driving
service car. He said last night that
he did not see the engine coming and
had thought the tracks were clear aft
e. the first engine had crossed the
street. The car was taken to a garage
last night for repairs.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
.KACES TICKET IS
NEARLY FINISHED;
.WHI1ELAW OFFTT
Wilson c, Balm to Make Race
For City Attorney-Arm-
gardt for Chief.
HUTERS IS SELECTED
FOR CITY ASSESSOR
Council Places in Second and
Third Wards to be Filled
in Few Days.

Mayor Kage has about completed his
tick-t for tie spring election, it was
learned yesterday. He has under con-
sidcration the names of two men for
the City Council in the Second and
Fourth wards, but their names could
not be asccrtained yesterday.
The candidates that have peen def
initely approved by Mayor Rage, are:
Council. First ward-Edward Blu
mer.
Council, Third ward-Charlcs Kaess.
City Attorney-Wilson c. Balm.
City Assessor-W. H. Hutcrs.
City NarShal-Charles ArmgarE.
Police Judgc-T. P. Fristoe.
City Treasurer. +. Masterson.
City Collect0r-George H. Never.
It IS understood shat he will make
his selections for CounciImen in the
Second and Fourth wards within he
next few days. Eutors, Balm and
Judge Fristca are the only candidates
who did not run with Mayor kaec tvvo
years ago. Tom Moore. who was
candidate for Police Judge when Nay
or Karc ran last, was denied a place
on the ticket this year. Henry p.
Gaines, the present Assessor, IS : can
didate for State Hotel Inspector, and,
it Is said, did not ask place on the
Rage ticket City Attorney Ehitri=w
was sUpplanted by Balm because Mr..
Whitclaw Tough, me bend issue, pro-
viding for new fra department.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
LEGISLATURE IS
FAVORABLE TO
DRAINAGE BILL
Judge Hays and ]. Fl. Car
uthers Argue for its Pass
age at Capitol.
COMMITTEE EXPECTED
TO APPROVE MEASURE
II Makes Drainage Companies
Responsible for Bridges
Over Highways.

The bill introduced in the State Leg
i"lature to compel drainage com
r,,nies TO defray the expenses of erect
iEC bridges at all points where the
diversion channels dug by the COM
D&ny lnterscct 4 public highway. will
h' faTorably reported on by the COM
ir!ttce- is the belief of Prosecuting At
torney ]. Henry Caruthers. who ap-
pcared before the committee with
Judge Edward D. Hays to argue in
favor of the bill.
The measure was introduced BY Rep
rcSentative Harry W. Bridges of Cape
County a week ago. 1t was consider
ed Tuesday night at a meeting of the
Swamp Lands and Drainage Commit
tee Of the House Of Representatives in
Jefferson City, and Caruthers and
Hays were given IN opportunity to
present their arguments.
The measure was drafted by Judge
Hays and Prosecuting Attorney Caru-
theirs N order TO repeal ne old statute
which relieved drainage companies Of
ali liability for the erection of bridges
over the channels crossing public high
ways.
\ majority of the members Of the
committee are said to be in favor of
the measure, although Representative
Sloan Oliver Of Pemiscot County. is
said to be bitterly opposed to it. He
is a member CT the committee, ard
nephew of r. =. Oliver of this city.
Judge Hays and Prosecuting Attcr-
ney Caruthers were accompanied to
the State capital by Ralph Bailey, who
appeared before the committee in be-
half OF Scott County. It is said that
Representative Bowman of Scott
County is also against the bill. despite
requests from his constituents urging
him to support the measure. For that
reason the County Court of Scott
County appointed 1Ir. Bailey as a spe-
cial representative to work for the pas
sage Of the measure.
Representative Bridges has made a
canvass of the two houses of the State
Legislature ard assured the Cape rep
rasentatives that a majority of the
members of the State Legislature
--.O,, Ia fay-o,, +ba hill
The measure was prompted by a de-
ctSion rendered by the Supreme Court
recently in the case Of Scott County,
upholding q decision favoring the
drainage company. 1t was decided
that the drainage company could not
be compelled to erect bridges over
roads which were cut by the drainage
company.
A similar case is that Of Cape Coun-
n, which has not been passed upon by
he Supreme Court. 1t, too, was de-
cided in favor of the drainage CON-
nany in the Circuit Court, but the lat
ter appealed the case. 1t will be taken
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
NAVAL BOARD Will
GET CAPE'S REPORT
Commercial Club TO SendFreight
Rate Schedule on Government
Rates o-day.

Tle final report containing the rates
offered by the Frisco on the Govern
ment shipments for the armor plate
plant will be forwarded today to the
Special Naval Board which will $
lect Z site for the plant. These rates
will ne kept q secret.
It was said, however. that the rates
are far reduced IN comparison with
those now in force on general freight.
Charles Morrill,. assistant general
freight traffic manager Of the Frisco.
was in the Cape Lass Monday and cor
ferrod with the Executive Committee
relative TO reducing the rates on the
shipments of all raw material to be
used for the manufacture OF arrnor
plate.
1t has been ascertained that coal and
pig iron can be shipped from any point
in" Kentucky and in Ohio at the rate
of 40 cents per Ton. These rates would
apply 70 river shipments only. and i
is believed that the Frisco made sim
liar concessions, although not quite so
so low as those for barges.
Cape Girardeau fled It's brief Wit
the Special Naval Board several weeks
ago, and through the influence Of is
representatives in Congress the city
was extended two more weeks foy the
fling Of an additional brief on th5
freight rates from any point n the
United States to the Cape.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
GIRLS FOUGHT ON
way TO their Home
Superintendent Smith COrrects
Erroneous Reports Given out
After FisiIcuffS.

Flora NiswOnger, who was badly
beaten by Jennie Marlin, in q stree.
;2ht in the extreme northern part 0.
the city Tuesday. VAS able to repor,
FOR duty at the shoe factory yester-
lay. Both are employed 1t the FEC
tory.
The report Of the fight, as fulnishe,,
The Tribune Tuesday nigh, WIS c.
aggcrated, Superintendent \. 3. Smith
said yesterday afternoon. The story
gave Ire impression that The saoc fas-
Org is q tough place" said NJ. Sni.i
The report was inaccurate in Stain
he crowds formed around the girl
and urged them on. / made AZ iH"cs
igation of the matte~, and find tina
sly q few witnessed the fight.
The incident occurred more than a
lalf mile from tie factory, and after
he employees had finished the day
ork. TIC story stated that the in
red e.rl returned 20 the factory and
had her wound dressed. She did no
aturn to the factory until today.
Cur rules. governing the conduct of
,ur employees are strict, and We dc
not tolerate any improper conduct 6.
ne institution. What takes place aft
or the employees reach their homes Is
E cour-e, no fault of ours"
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
Girl ASKS $500
FOR HEART BALM
FlOy Brown Says John Heuer
Refused to Keep Promise
to We'd.

\ breach of promise sui. will b,
led today by Miss F.oy brow.
.gainst John Heuer. asking for 315v.
OF his failure to keep q promise 0.
marriage ne IS said to have made t
acr on several occasions. The girl :.
represented by Harry f. AlexardaI
nj J. {. Mcdowell.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
WOlhAN ATTACKED BY FOX
New Jersey Woman Is Bitten
Twice.

Paterson, n. J.-N1rs. L. B. Smith
reported to the police that she was
attacked and bitten by fox when she
attempted to rescue pet cat in the
darkness in her dooryard. A strip of
flesh was torn from her arm.
Hearing the cats cries late in the
night, Mrs. Smith went into the yard
and saw the pet in the rays Of the
window lamp in a grapple with the
fox. She tried to frfgkten the fox
away, but the intruder only frightened
his grip on the cat. Mrs. Smith,
grabbing him by the neck, tried to
drag the fox away, but he turned and
bit her twice, digging his teeth through
the flesh of her left arm below the ell
bow.
Undaunted, Mrs. Smith seized a
stick and drove the fox away. A ply
stefan attended her injuries.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
7. VI. Wy!ie Of Ccnnerce had h..

7. VI. Wylic Of Commerce had b1=;-
ness IN the Cape yesterday.
Mercer D. Wilson vent OF 4 buz incss
t'ip to points in the South yesterday
u>,ning.
". L. Flannery was in Ste. Conc
,ieve yesterday.
Miss Helen Hines of Ncely's land
'nc visited friends in the Cape yests:'-
'ay afternoon.
Frank White and his family went
Town to Holcomb yesterday to Wit
~elatiyeS.
Tom Gibson is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Belle Gibson, of South Ellis
street. He has beer employed in
Yankton, S. D. He will remain here
for several weeks.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09

Sam Fandivort. the land title ex-
pert, was in the Cape yesterday.
0. j. Snider OF Frsderickt0wn was
4 visitor in the Cape yesterday.
Howard n. Frissell spent the day
in !Chaffee on business yesterday.
Walter D. Black and his son, Char
les, returned from Detroit. where thcy
spent several days on business.
J. W. Parker and W. w. Lemons g
Blodgett transacted business IN the
Cape yesterday.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
MONEY IN EGGS

Eggs are not bankable but the
money from their sale is. This money
is yours for the effort. How do you
treat the hen that lays the Golden
Eggs? B. A. Thomas Poultry REM
edy will keep the poultry in good con-
dition and increase the yield in eggs.
We guarantee this and refund your
money If not satisfied.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
Buried 20 Minutes and Lives.

Lawrence, Kan.-After being COM
pletely buried at the bottom of an 10.
foot ditch for 20 minutes, Wayne
Richardson, a laborer, was recently
rescued alive without apparent injury.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
DOING THE WORK

VI. T. Nancy, Noel, Mo-, writes,
"Iour 3. A. Thomas Hog Powder is
doing the work down in this part &C
the world. 1t proved to be what re
needed to prevent and cure hog cholera
end cxpel worms"
F. 7. BRAUN & BROS.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
up early in the spring.

Several weeks ago, while Capt.
Bridges was in the Cape, he confer
red with Judge Hays and Prosecuting
Attorney Caruthers on this matter,
ard it was then decided to draft a
bill which would compel the drainage
company to build and maintain the
bridges.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1917-02-09
sIs,k Bear Died of INDIGESTION.

FL Paso, Tex.-"Big Tom" the 500
pound black bear which amused thou
sands of children in Washington park.
died of acute indigestion following the
ssttng Of q black felt hat -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19
WLOSKI FRONT.
Rzym, 19. pazdziernika. -

Rzym, 19. pazdziernika. - Ma
caiym froncie Alp karsu strzela-
nina dzialowa intensywna. w do
linie Giudiciaria baterye wfoskie
rozpedzi}y znaczne zgrupowania
zoinierzy austryackich; podob-
niez w dolinie Dogma. Ma Balm
sizza byio kilka potyczek, W k,o-
rych Austryacy znaczne ponieSli
straty; pod Selo ma karsie rozpe-
dzono zpaczne gromady Austrya-
kow i odparto ich kontrataki.
- Komunikaty wioskie podaja
do wiadomoSci, IL Austryacy sku-
pill ma froncie wioskim 40 dywi--
zyi Swiezych wojsk, zdjetych Z
frontow rosyjskiego i rumuhskie-
go, W wojskach tych So Niemcy,
Bufgarzy Turcy - procz Au-
stryakow, ktorzy spodziewaja sic
lada dnia poteznego wznowienia
ofensywy przeciwko Lublinie
Tryestowi. Wywiady awiatyczne
stwierdzily to ponad wszelka
watpliwoSt: fakta te popieraja "a
dania wioskie o pomoc re strony
Aliantow, zwiaszcza w artyleryi
i zapasach. Onegdaj wloskie aero
plany urzadziiy rejdy ma Pola
Cattaro; jeden aeroplan zostal
przytem stracony, lecz lotnicy je-
go zniszczywszy maszyne zdoiali
przekrasc sic przez linie austrya-
ckie do wojsk wloskich pod Trye-
stem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19
Pomruki Rewolucyi W Niemczech
Bunty we Flotach Austryii Niemiec.
TNNE TELEGR AMY.
Z Teatrow Wojny,

Raporty niemieckie utrzymu-
ia, il flota rosyjska, baitycka
dosta}a sic W zasadzke i re "a
graza jej zniszczenie, lub poi
mamie; Niemcy zatopili okret
rosyjski zajeli wyspe Mohn, z
ktorej zmuszaja do milczenia
baterye ladowe.
We Flandryi walki dziaiowe,
we Francyi pod Verdun nowy
atak t1ierniecki odparty.
Ma w{oskim froncie niewiele
zmian; toz samo ma innych tere-
mach wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19

strzelali met takich, gdzie icl1
Rosyanie ME siegali, spowodo,
wawszy ciezkie uszkodzenia ma
statkach. rosyjskich, zmusili Ro--
syan do cofniecia sic: ,,Slava" maj
silniej uszkodzony zatonq}, lecz
zaioge jego uratowano prawie W
caioSci. Baterye ladowe ma Mohn
doskonale dziaialy rozpedzlfy
torpedowce niemieckie, lecz poz-
niej zostaIy zmuszone do mllcze-
MIA przez dreadnaught'6w niemie-
ckich ogieh, wtedy Niemcy mo-
eli znow podsunac sic ku Mohn
Sund cieSninie. JednoczeSnie od-
parto atak Niemc6w ma Mohn
Sund Cd poinocy i kilka statkoW
niemieckich uszkodzono. w wal
kach tych awiatyka nlemlecka
brala wydatny udziaf, rzucaJac
pociski ma rosyjskie statki, porty
i baterye,; jeden aeroPlanow ME
mieckich zrzucono. Ma wysple
Dago Niemcy pr6bowali wojska
lsdowaes 1ecz tie przyjete osniem
bateryi rosyjskich, wnet wroci}y
ma okrety, poczem Niemcy zaczell
bombardowac ogniScie pozycye
rosyjskie ma Dago. Wyspa Oesel
zostala w caioSci zajeta Przez
Niemcow.
Kopenhaga, 10. pazdziernika.-
Experci tutejsi wyrazaja mozli-
! wost zajecia przez Niemcow i ich
okrety wysp Aland, nalezacych
do Rosyi, lezacych u wpiywu do
Zatoki Botnickiej, najdalej ma
p6inoc wysunietej Zatoki Balty-
ku: jest tam jedna wieksza O.
kolo 80 maiych skalistych wyse--
'pek, ktore jednak nadajq sic
dobrze ma baze operacyjna w ra-
zie ataku ma Zatoke Fihska
Piotrogrod ma jej kohcu lezacy
Kraaa pogioski, IL jakis wiel'
XII okret niemiecki zostai zatopio-
ny albo przez miny, albo w wal
kach ostatnich ma Baityku: ko}c
Elsinore, W Szwecyi znalezionc
szczatki diva ciaia marynarzy
| niemieckich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19
WALKA o WYSPY ROSYJ-
SKIE MA BALTYKU.

FlOIOSIOu, 4O' k'oGNGASAA4LNN'
Komunikat rzadowy przyznaje, Il
sytuacya naokoio wysp rosyjskich
ma Ba}tyku. Oesel, Dago, Mohn
Jest ciezka, lecz dodaje, IL glow
nym celem strategii rosyjskiej
Jest utrzymanie komunikacyi NOR
skiei miedzy Zatoka Ryska Ia
toka Finska, przeto eskadra rosyj-
ska usiIuje dobrym dotad rezul-
tatem powstrzymae statki niemie-
ckie cd wtargniecia do Mohn Sund
zajecia tel cieSniny, co gdyby sic
staio, mogliby Niemcy PREDICT,
lub poniej ladowac wojska ma sta
lynn brzegu Estonii, a na tyiach o.
becnej armii rosyjskiej, dziafaja-
cej W tych stronach.
Londyn, 10. pazdziernika. -
Krytycy strategiczni angielscy O.
ceniaja sytuacye dokota wysP wy
mienionych wyzej o wiele gorzej,
niz raporty rosyjskie; s9dza, Il
flota rosyjska, ziozona % okre-
tow rozmaitego typu jest wetka-
ma do Mohn cieSniny i tam grozi
iei zguba, lub tez zajecie przez
Niemcow!.... Okrety niemieckie
W olbrzymio przewazajqcej licz-
bic zamknely flote rosyjska re
wszystkich stron: Cd ZatOki Ry-
skiej z poludnia, Cd Soel Sund
cieSniny. z zachodu i cd MOhn
Sund ciesniny polnocy - tax ze
ME wiadomo, kt6redyby sic stat
XII rosyjskie wydostac mogiy. W
kazdym jednak razie Stwierdza
sic 2 ca{em uznaniem, IL Rosya-
ME biia sic rozpaczliwie, re do O.
statniego pocisku, statku i czio--
wieka bronia sic poteznie: Mem
cy juz cd p6inocy w Mohn Sund
atak przypuScili, lecz zostall od--
parci przez Rosyan wielka siiq,
Niemcy zdo}ali onegdaj zajac wy
spe Mohn, ma kt6ra przedostali
sic wyspy Oesel, PoiaczoneI
groblq Z Mohn: staio sic to przy
pomocy statk6w niemieckich dzia
yaiacvch Cd strony Zatoki Ryskiej
ktore tam stoczyiy bitwe eska-
dra rosyjska zatoPiiy starry wo-
jenny okret rosyjski ,,Slava"' a
kilka. innvch uszkodzili. Rosya--
ME. ktorzy znajduja sic W znacz,
nei mniejszoSci wobec wielk1e.
floty niemieckiej, musieli sic cot
nae poza Mohn wyspe, a wtedy
Niemcy zajeli ia. jak i Oesel, kto,
ra juz GAIA jest W reku niemiec--
kim. Tuz potem statIli niemiecEie
pojawily sic ma p6inoc cd wysPy
Nohn w ZatoCe kaSsar w Mohr
Sund. zamykajac flOcie ro$yJsk1e.
wyplyw zupeinie ma Baityk O.
twarty i ku Zatoce Finskiej. Wal
ka dziaiowa Z okretow ! battery
ladowych trivia nieustannie; maj
wisksze armaty biOra W nieJ IT,
dial raporty niemieckie donosza
ze Niemcy zdoiaE wstrzymac ak
eye ladowych bateryi rosyjskich Z
estonskiego brzegu, skutkien
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19
LIBERTY LOAN"


w Chicago prawdopodobnie
dzisiaj osiagnie sic re sprzedazy
bond6w wolnoSciowych kwote
dla tego miasta wyznaczonQ
$1SO,95O,O0O. Poniewaz zas pozo,
stanie jeszcze caly tydzieh dc
prowadzenia dalszej kampanii
przeto jest nadzieja, ze znacznie
przekroczy sic te SUNG, Il moe
podwoi.
,,Latajaca eSkadra' wczora.
pozyskala $21, 100000 re sprzeda.
zy bondow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19

czego niemieckie okrety mogly
sic pod brzeg podsunac. Obecnie
spodziewac sic nalezy rozprawy
walnej ostatecznej: jeSli W niej
Niemcy zwycieza, zajms ostatnia
wyspe wieksza rosyjska W tel
grupie wySp, Dago, beda mogli
ladowac wojska W Estonii, zmu-
sza Rosyan do cofniecia ma
wsch6d wojsk cd Rygi, moze do
ewakuacyi Revalu twierdzy NOR
skiej, a podsunac sic beda mogli
pod Kronsztad, twierdze morska i
ladowa, broniaca Piotrogrodu.
Gaia p0Inocna armia rosyjSka
wydaje sic bye najpowazniej "a
grozona.
Berlin, 19. pazdziernika. -
Wojska rosyjskie ma wyspach
flota dokoia hich pobite zostaiy
odparte: w walkach dotychczaso-
wych zajete zostaiy wyspy Ocsel
i Mohn, ma ktorych Niemcy wzie-
j. 10000 jencow, so dziai wiele
innej broni zapaS6w. Okrety
niemieckie posuneiy sic Cd Zato'
XII Ryskiej ku ciesninie Mohn
Sund, w kt0ra schroniio sic okolc
20 statkow rosyjskich; stalk ME
mieckie zmusiiy do milczenia ba-
terye rosyjskie ma wyspie Mohn
ma brzegu Estonii; innr oNrety
niemieckie zamykaja odwrot Ro-
syanom Cd strony zatoki kassar
i p6inocnego ujscia Mohn ::esni,
ny, tax re flota rosyjska JEST "a
mknieta otoczona.
Piotrogrod, 10. pazdzisrn.ka.-
RAPPORT rosyjski podaje: Niemcy
| zaieli kanai Irbe i Zatoke Ryska
maja w swej kontroli: tam oneg-
dai stoczono bitwa morska, pomi'
mo tego, il okretow rosyjskicf
byio znacznie mniej, Niemcy
maja wiecej wiekszych statkoW
dial ciezszych ma Mich o wiele
wiecej. Rosyanie walczyli bardze
dzielnie: odznaczyly sic ckrety
wojenne ,,Grazdanin'', nSlava"
krazownik ,,Bayan'', ktore og
MEM swym odparly statki niemie
ckie wgiab Ryskiej zatoki, W bit
vie tel naliczono so zgora stat
kow niemieckich, wSrod nici
diva wielkie dreadnoughty. Mem
cy majac dalej nios9ce dziaia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19
ZAPOWIADAJA RYCH&E "a
KONCZENIE STRAJKU.
Washington, 10. pazdziernika

" ooE rs WI, 1o'
- Zarowno administrator opafo-
wy Garfield jak prezes The Uni
ted Mine Workers John P. White
wyrazaja nadzieje, re strajk W
kopalniach wegla W dystryktach
Ohio, Illinois, Indiana i Pennsyl-
vania zostanie w krotkim czasie
zakohczony zalatwiony ugodo-
wo. Pan White odjechal wczoraj
do swej g}6wnej kwatery W III
dianapolis, skad bedzie czynic
dalsze starania, W celu naklonic-
MIA robotnik6w do powrotu do
piracy i chociaz rozsiewane 81 po-
gloski, re bezrobocie niedzy mimi
coraz bardziej sic szerzy, jest
usposobiony bardzo optymistycz'
ME. Podobniez j administracya O.
palowa oSwiadcza, zc obecny
ruch strajkowy uwaza "a spora-'
dyczny tylko i re spodziewa sle
zupelnego zakoiiczenia bezrobo-
cia W ciagu kilku dni najbllz'
szych.
Pan Garfield odmawia jakich
kolwiek wyjasnieh odnosnie dc
swego ostatniego telegramu dc
wiascicieli kopalh weslowych
przedstawicieli gornik6w, w kto
rym grozif i'm, ze uzyje calej swe
wiadzy / chwyci sic wszelkicl
mozliwych Srodk6w, ably strajko
wi polozyt koniec przywrocl'
normalny ruch w kopalniach we
gla, bardzo jest jednak mozllwe
il miai ma mysli objecie kopali
pod zupelna kontrole i kierowni
ctwo rzqdu.
Ably przygotowac sic ma wszel
ka ewentualnoSc, odbyto wczora
wazna dfuga konferencye, "
kt6rej wzieli udziaf: prokurato'
generalny Gregory, admlnlstra
tor opaiowy Garfield, szef blur;
inwestygacyjnego A. Bruce Bic
laski specyalny asystent proku
ratora generalnego John Lord 0
Brien. Konferencya by}a zwola
ma ma zadanie pana Garfielda
tresc powzietych na niej uchwa
trzymana jest W scisiej tajemnicy
obiegaja jednak posioski, re pro
wadzi sic energiczne sledztwo, ce
lem stwierdzenia, czy obecn'
strajki ME So wywo}ane pre-
progermahska propaganda / even
tualnie W takim wypadku, kto jes
"a ME .odpowiedzialny.
Kansas City, 10. pazdziernika
- Wczoraj wieczor rozpoczetC
zn6w rokowania pomiedzy przed
stawicielami gornikow i repre-
zentantami wiaScicieli kopaln we
gla w poiudniowo zachodnici
dystryktach kopalnianych, celen
ugodowego zalatwienia zachodza
cych nieporozumieh miedzy pra-
ca a kapitaiem. Przedtem dystryl
towi prezesi organizacyi gorni
kow wydali polecenie odiozeni'
proklamoWanego ia dis straJKl
i prowadzenia W dalszyn ciagl
piracy az do dalszych zarzadzen.
Odlozenie strajku nastapi}o ia
ko skutek zawartego porozumle
MIA, ably ma razie ME brac pod III
wage tych punktow spornycll
ktore doprowadzily do proklamo
wanna strajku, tylko zaczac pono
wne rokowania Cd tego stadyum
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19
WSCHODNI FRONT.

Berlin, 10. pazdziernika. - Ma
CALVIN wschodnim froncie, cd
Baityku do Morza Czarnego -
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ma wazniejszych dzialan, poza
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Druga Poiyczka Wolno$ci.
Rad wezmie " opieke lojalne banki.
Mobilizacya pierwszego powo}ania rekrutow.
w poszukiwaniu "a rabusian1i.

w kt6rem sic .znajdowaly, gdy je
zerWanO.
Decyzya ia spowodowana zo-
staia telegramami, jake nadeszly
Cd prezesa The United Mine Wor
kers of America, Johna P. White
i administrators opaiowego Gar.
fielda, W ktorych obaj domagali
sic odlozenia strajku i zapoczatko.
wanna ponownych rokowafl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-19
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