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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-05

able inn. The genial boy felt like a
stranger in his home; his mother alone
understood the aspirations of her child
! Apprenticed to an engraver, he was ire
sistibly driven to modelling all sorts of
figures in stone and wood or in whatever
material was at hand.
The quiet charm of the Lithuanian land
scape, the utter lack of any social or po-
litical life in his immediate surroundings,
the economical and spiritual oppression
which lay heavily on his coreligionists-all
this made a deep, melancholic impression
upon the young artist, who, in his later
life, brought TO wonderful artistic express
sion the various Jewish types Of Northern
Russia, visualized the psychology of the
Muscoyite autocrat Ivan the Terrible,
Peter the Great and symbolized duty and
love-in briefSthe noblest and deepest SEN
timents Of the human heart.
With a letter of recommendation from
Mrs. Nszimova, wife of the Governor Gen.
eral of wilma, and 4S rubles (S25) in his
pocket, Antokolski went to Petrograd in
the summer of 1864. The money being soon
spent, he entered turner's shop, where he
earned scanty living. At last the doors
Of the Academy of Fine Arts opened.
Professor Gagari, vice-president of the
academy, struck by the greatness of con-
ception and the beauty Of execution Of
Antokolsk's "Ivan" 1s68), induced the
Grand Duchess Maria Nikolayevna to in
spcct the sculptor's atelier She, in her
turn, persuaded Gar Alexander II to climb
up the steep stairs of the Jewish artists
den. Now all Petrograd was anxious to
see and TO admire the sculptor and his
work. He was admitted to the membership /
Of the academy. Glory and wealth beckoned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-05

agricultural credit Institutes which rem
dered so great service to the peasant
class of Russia.
In the history of civilization Bloch will
/ forever hive as the author of the famous
six-volume work, "The War of the Future
| (lS9S), which has been translated into
German, French and English. It is this
book which is said to have inspired ext Car
Nicholas II to issue his historic peace edict
which resulted in the Hague Conference Of
1899. The author showed sixteen years
before the outbreak of the present war
that the destructive power of modern war
fare and the radical dislocation of the eco
nomic and political fabric of society pro-
duced by world-war are certain to repre-
I sent such calamity for the nations in
volved therein that even the greatest mill
tary successes would not compensate the
victor for the desolation and ensuing bank
ruptcy.
Although, for political and social rea-
sons, Bloch early in his life embraced
Calvinlsm, he started his last will with
the words: Il %as my whole life Jew
and / die as Jew"
There were thousands and thousands of
Russian Marranos-i. e., crypto-Jews-in
pre-revolutionary Russia who, as their
brethren under the Spanish Inquisition,
secretly lived as Jews and were as such
considered by their own coreligionists, but
were outwardly forced to wear the mask
of the Holy Synod. This time seems han
ply to be over. Church and state will in
all probability be separated in the Russian
Republic of the future. The Jewish intel
tegenzta) will no longer be forced to recur
to the universities of Switzerland and
France and the Haffkines will be given n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-05
A Great Bacteriolosist

THERE is a great jump from the 81
4 tors atelier and the concert bal
the laboratory Of the physiologis, :
Waldemar Mordecai Haffkine's reseaHs
at the geological museum of the univs's
of his native town, Odessa, are as ~
esting as the statues of Antokolsh
the oratorioS of Rubinstein. They nap
illustrate the universally of lsraelsS'
and the debt Russia owes 10 her tC'''
Hebrew stepchildren.
At the age Of twenty-eight, IN II
Haffkine, recommended by his teacher, 1
famous Professor Metchnikoff, himself 1
son of Jewish mother, became assn
professor of physiology at the unIvsi
of Geneva, Switzerland. He refuses
become convert to the Greek Onn"
Church as preliminary step to nv
tanning a professorship at his own
Mater.
From 1889 to 1898 he occupied the
ton OF assistant to Louis Pasteur j
Paris Pasteur Institute, where he
met his former teacher, Metchnikon.
In 1898 DR.. Haffkine went to Ina,
conduct there investigations for the IA
government. Making Calcutta his
quarters, he extended his operations
the whole of Bengal, and into the ~
the northwest provinces and Assam
1896 he was deputed by the Indian 81
ment to inquire into the bacteriooc
the bubonic plague. He discovers
effective method Of incubation, ana
ceeded in reducing the mortality BY
90 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-05
By HISTORICUS

w THILE the Russian revolution
Wv brought political liberty to the
various ethnic components Of
the empire, it can be truly said that, for
the 100000 Jews living within the con-
fines, it has been coterminous with new
life. The March days Of 1917 will for
ever remain a landmark in the history of
Israel, for they ushered in the final phase
Of the emancipation of the Jewish people,
the first chapter Of which carried the head
ing Paris, September, 1891"
The Jewish historian and the philosopher
Of Jewish history will consider the recent
events in Russia as the forerunners of
the Messianic Epoch, foreboded by the
prophets, and anxiously longed for by fifty
generations Of Hebrews, who, by faults of
their own and the crimes Of others, by
fateful chain Of mutual misgivings and
misunderstanding, excluded themselves
and were excluded, for nearly 1900 years,
from the comfy Of nations.
AS cross-cut through Israel's con-
tribution TO Russia's civilization may stand
quartet Of genial Hebrews-a sculptor, a
composer, a scientist and fnancier-
economist. Their lives and achievements
will show at once the tragedy of Jewish
existence in pre-revolutionary Russia ans
the stupidity of the imperial government,
which grated upon the old national and
prejudices Of its own people the
anti-Semitism Of Germany, and
Of Prussia in particular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-05
Anton Rubinstein.
POSITION analogous to thu

n IODfIIO4N dIdIUHUUS 70 lHaI OCCu-
"a pied by Antokolski in the field of
Russian sculpture was held by Anton
Grigoryevich Rubinstein in the field of
Russian music. Born November %, 1929,
in little Podoian village, the son Of a
poor pencil manufacturer, who, a year
after Anton's birth, embraced the Greek
Orthodox religion, Rubnstein died No
vember 20, 1894, al Peterhof, near Petro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-05

THESE posters the fOoing Nos and Frank Brang7y;
No. g. E. Tcpo No. Charles FOuquray No. G. Speuser Pye;
No. g. Louis Raemaekers
THE Bra"gay dacngs made early the and especially
pronounced the finest 0a poster thu" far rod"ced Russia represented By DR.
Tchept the Belgium relief By the
maehers and the Serbian relief in Paris By w. Fouqueray.
These posters part Of large collection Ound By Dr. Herman Radn
public exhibition headquarters
for Uomans SeJ Madison Radn experienced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-05
Mark Antokoiski

THIS prominent sculptor Of the nine
Il teenth century was born in 1912 in
wilma. whore his parents owned a miser-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-05

chance to place their talent at the Sr'
of their own fatherland.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

which will far more than c"rlpc u>::l,
for the small additional o"tivy in eat
ting up the same By cNa-t,ns the
departmental costs OF the city ano
county, budget day viii lose much o.
It's terrors as period o. sostr9sr
computations Of votumlnous figures.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
ISLAND BOY GETS
Army COMMISSION

Samuel Gerrit Wight, son OF Mrs
Laura Wight, who recently returned
home from Germany, and grandson OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Kinau Wilder, has
been commissioned as a second lieu
tenant in the United States army.
Lieut. Wight was born and reareJ
in the islands and is a graduate Of the
Mckinley high school, the class OF
1909. In 1913 he graduated from the
University OF California, and since
then has been with the Riverside
Cement works.
At the declaration of war he ap-
piled for admission to the training
c2mp at the Preside, and shortly after
his acceptance was orderel to Amecl-
can Lake, Washington.
Lie.-. Wight's brother, Frank alsv
known ere, is still on the battleship
st. Louis, and has been recommended
for a commission
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
OIL SHORTAGE
MAY HOLD Up
ROAD BUILDING
Local Dealers Not Optimistic as
REGARDS Relief of Conditions
Now Retarding Supply

VIVA ,urtt:un> as uncertain as
they u,r. 4 month ago and wl:D 10
r,,~,,..t for rrl,ef. the tire. Ioc"I
oil ,,,Hiari.s are pes>imistic regard
ing the :"t4rc Sup;,H Of Oh for Ho-
hn!".1 IL is ceneraIIv believed that
MI. u. ,,1t.uuanrr Of the War The
~t"atInn >rl@.n- cut OF a shurtuG" of
a.. ..,r, W.! grow FROM rad t. worse.
rtA:n LII; uut.e >uu}Iuns were IN
t..., - ,:f I.N their usual >uppIv q
,!:~;...u'o H., long az. l.t tie OIL
.ru:l.iu,l,> ~,y tuat t:lS = Only 4
..:l.;urar. runIItpY arising vu. ~ a
G,3,v liz t., >hIpntn; o. the t1tl
IL, ~"u.ru.. 4 ~ II the l-.and~
III .frn> - and 49,, ..l'2',.. ~. Y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

1T will be impossible, in the limited
time at our disposal, to cover all the
phases OF so broad and important a
subject as the conservation Of public
funds. shall, however. endeavor to
the public and private financial and
administrative problems, and to show,
also, that if modern accounting meth
DDS were applied to our city and
county government instead of the
present mere rules of thumb, much
of the incompetency in our local of
fices would be substituted for efficl-
ency and waste for economy.
while the financial problem and
the operative policy of a muniCipa,
corporation differ widely from those
Of a private corporation, the admins
trative problem is the same. The same
sort of Judgment must be made. The
same considerations are before the
superintendent of a municipal water
works as confront the superintendent
If q private water works. The same
Is true of the management Of schools,
hospitals, fire stations, construction,
the cleaning Of streets, etc. Heads Of
departments in our county government
have been charged with the executive
direction of diverse, technical and
complex branches of business, with lit
lie or no provision for current knowl-
edge Of detail or of results. Boards
Of supervisors have been responsible
for granting appropriations without
The means of previously informing
themselves with respect to corporate
needs. Auditors have been auditing
claims without full evidence to prove
their business, and to supervise the
fiscal concerns of our public corpora
ton without, in many instances, the
instruments which have been found
TO be absolutely necessary to the exer
Else of intelligent discretion in private
business. To make the experience
growing out Of the operation of a
municipality Of the greatest possible
value as q basis for efficient admins
ration, 1t should be collected, classi.
lied and summarized in such man
ler that results may be readily avail
tDtS W u UuSy LueAu' We SS SSSSN~
y without such Information in any OF
sur branches Ut government in the
territory.
Let us consider the methods by
which local governmental revenues
are raised. A time honored custom
II municipalities and other govern
nent bodies is that no money be spent
,or any purpose whatever unless the
expenditure has been first authorized.
rhis means that revenues and other
unds must be appropriated for spe-
:ific purposes by the proper authori'
les. The method of authorizing ex-
,enditure and appropriating funds is
Usually provided for in the cftys char
:er or by state laws. The usual pro-
,edure in appropriating revenues is
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

For benefit Of the Ped Cross work
Nine. Cleo will give palm readings
all day and evening, Saturday, Sept. I
Donations from so cents Or more. Par.
Iors 1879 AIakea street.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

IOnoIul is Behind
funds
much would s"I
for efficiency
departments city government have been charged
responsibilities without for
detail Of results Boards supervisors have
tie themselves
o needs
checks placed around
repeatedly ignored under the plea b
lie policy.
of needed by clartng the de-
figures.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30

i. c. ROWLAND, teacher of Puma
hou Academy, is spending shor;
vacation on Maui. He viii return be-
fore school opens next month.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30


in a readbe Club,
dawn
n III"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
HONOLULU 20 YEARS BEHIND
THE Times IN ACCOUNTING
FOR ITS MUNICIPAL FUNDS
III. G. Field to Rotary Club

If Private Corporation Handled Its Money the Way City and
County Does 1t Would Be Bankrupt in No Time as It Has No
Check on Expenditures and Income, Rotarans Are Told BY
Local Expert
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-30
PILES CURED IN s TO "a DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT IS guaranteed 70
cure blind, bleeding, :tC!.i, or pro
truding PILES in to l. days OF
money refunded. Manufactured b.
the PARIS MEDICINE CO., St. Louis.
o. S. A.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28
AKCYA PRZECIW ,,TRUS
TOWI M~LECZNEMU'.

Wladze wczoraj powziely ak
eye co do podwyzszenia ceny nile
ka przez producent6w do S3,4"
"a sto funtow. Jedna kompanla
w Chicago juz Onegdaj ogfosiIa,
re W pazdzierniku bedzie zadaia
IS cent6w "a kwarte mleka.
Prok. stan. Hoyne wczoral u
rzadzii ..oblawe" ma biura chica-
.goskie stowarzyszenia farmerow
Milk Producers Association
skonfiskowaI wazne dokumenta,
ktore majq zawicrat inkryminu-
lace dowody.
.Wczoraj byi pierwszy dzieh
rowej }awy sedziow wielkoprzy-
sieglych, ktorej dowody juz pre-,
QtOZOlO.
Prey koncu dnia !. II. Wilker-
son, asystent prokuratora gene
1alnego stanu Illinois, oswald,
cyl, re producenci mleka W Hi
ro;s. Indiana ! Wisconsin, kto,
rzy nalezq do rzeczonego stowa'
rzyszenia, przekroczyli wszyst'
kie ustawy federalme i stanowe
zabraniaj2ce praktyk trustowych
Stowarzyszenic rzeczone ozna'
czylo nova cene mleka ia posic'
dzeniu w Chicago dnia Pig,
wrzeSnia. Byio tam obccnych Kill
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28
KONIEC KABAREToW Bill
SKI w CHICAGO.

DIS pred poludnicm o godz.
1ltej zebrali sic alderman, male
zacy do komitetu licencyi, ma po-
siedzenie specyalnie W celu obra-
dowania mad nowym ordynansem
opracowanym przez chicagoskle'
Stowarzyszenie Browarnik6w, a
Lopartym take przez nChicago
Retail Liquor Dealers Assocla-
ton. i innc organizacye ,mokre' ,
ktore ma ma celu ~odiqczenie tan
cow Cd kabaretow ! wysEynkow.
Welding ordynansu lance maj9
bye zakazane zupelnie w mlel-
scach, gdzie sic take trunk al
koholiczne sprzedajc.
Pred kilku tygodniami, gdy
podano picrwszq wiadomoSc c
tym ordynansic, podano take O.
pinie browarnikow, ktorzy saba
IL kabarety / lance w restaura'
cyach dyskredytuja wyszynki
azeby handel trunkami ocalic, &C
towi sa poSwiecic kabarety.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28

retach ! rcstauraCyach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28
KABAREI w
OPALACH.

kabarct ,,CaslnO', PREY ro8u
riIc n. Clark i kinzic, skazany
lest ma wczesnq zaglade. kllka-
krotnie przeciw MENU podnoszo-
10 zarzuty, re kobiety memorial
ne tar uprawiaja swoj mtereS
nieczysty i ze dziewczeta maioie-
tri bywajq tam sprowadzane ma
bezdrOza.
Ostatnia sprawl jest jednako,
woz tax powazna, re szef pollcy'
Schuettler wczraj ma proSbe Sc
diego Uhlira, ktory zaslada "
saddle moralnoSci, zakazaf muzy,
XII tanc0w i Spicw0w W tym ka'
barccic.
Akcya ia jest rezultatcm rewc
lacyi, zfozonych przez IOstolctnl;
Hazel Castle. ktore So powodem
IL wy;cto warranty ma aresztowa
mic dzicsieciu w~laScicicli kabarc
tow, hotelist0w i indywidu6v
podcjrzanych, ktGrc sic krcca pr
kabaretach dziclnicy p6fnocnc].
Tczcli wszystkic zarzuty MO
Del Hazel Castle okazq sic praw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28
IA WOLNO-
SOFA POLSKI.
Zapewnia re .,demokracya VOL
nose" ME NIGGA bye parodya.

nose ME NIGGA Dye pdrouye.
Wczoraj Roosevelt wyglosli
move ma ,lunchcon' W hotelu
Morrison, ma ktorym obecuych
byIo 500 osob, rePrezentujacych
rajwyzSze sfery zawodowe, pre-
myslowe, iinansowe / poljtyczne
" Chicago. Nova ia Jest ina
micnua dla Polakow, DO w niej
Roosevelt wyraznie oSwiadczyl,
re Polska musi bye wolna i ME
rodlegig.
Pred poiudniem Roosevelt, je
go maIzonka. PAM Raymond Ro-
Inns ! kilka innych osob, a mic
dzy mimi parma Emilia Napieral-
ska, sekretarka Zwi9zku POlek,
cdwiedzili Northwestern Uni
verSity Settlement" PREY III.
Noble i Augusta, ktorcgo super
i~ntendentka jest parma H. Wit
tum. Tu take Roosevelt sic Wy
razi&, ze wolnoSc wszystkich Gle
miezonyoh narodow musi bye
nastepstwem obecnej woFny. j.
zeli MORE krwi i Iez mic ma 20
STAG wylane ma marne.
Pc pofudniu Roosevelt zwie-
dill ob6z we Fort Sheridan,
gdzie 1000 student6w ~ofioerskich
odbywa studya i cwiczenia Off
cerskie. Byl takze ma stacyi ma
rynarskiej Great Lakes, gdzie
10000 mathew cwiczy sic. w O.
bu miejscach wygiosii mowy wy
konai przeglad przyszlych Office
row ! mathew. Przyieto go L
wielkimi honorami. Mowy jcgo
wy7wolaiy wielki entuzyazm. We
Fort Sheridan towarzyszyll w
objAzdzic Rooseveltowi kapitan
J. A. Ryan, gtowny komcndans
fortu, i kapitan Bertrand. officer
francuski, kt6ry udziela instruk-
Cyl oficcrskich studentom.
Ma stacyi Great Likes Roose-
velta DO wszystkich barakach O.
prowadzii komcndant stacyi ka-
pitan Moffett.
w pochodzie majtkow widok
najnowszych rekrutow ~jeszcze
maszerujacych W ubraniach cy-
wilnych, pobudzii Roosevelta do
wzn5ssienia okrzyku ma ich Geese
do kt6rego wszyscy ~Oficerowie,
majtkowie ! widzowie sic przyia-
czyli.
Roosevelt w~szedzie okazal
swe zdumienie, IL tax wielkie po-
stepy czyni sic re Swiezymi lpdz-
mi.
hap. Ryana powitat bardzo
serdecznie, gdyz obaj sluzyli W
armii. ktora atakowala Santiago
ma Kubie we wojnie Z Hiszpania'
Wieczorem Roosevelt przema-
vial W Racine, Wis. gdzie Audi
torium ME mogio ~wszystkich O.
sob pomieScic. Wygiosil wiec
druga move do tlumu, zebrane-
go W innej hall W poblizu. Zebra
uia tie urzqdzita Liga Mast "
Wisconsin. Roosevelta przedsta'
viii gubernator Phillip, kt6ry
wspomniai o licznych ochotnl'
Zach do armii marynarki, o spra,
wnem przeprowadzeniu poboru
Z nader chetnej subskrypcyi bon
dow wolnoSciowych jako dowo,
zach, IL Stan Wisconsin ME po'
piera swego nielojalnegO senate
Ia La Follettea.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28

drive, kabarot i wyszynk straci
swa liccncye wcdlug oSwiadcze-
MIA szcfa.
A. Z. Webster, superintendent
,~.Juicnilc Protective Association
oSwiadczyl, &c cd poczqtku marca
mial tam inwestygatorow, kto-
rzy o kilku wypadkach doniesli
policyi.
Kapitan J. Gleason, ktory do
wodzi stacya +. Chicago ave. wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28
MIEJSCOWA

Rooscvclta oklaskiwano cntu-
zyastycznic, gdy atakowat La
Follctte;a, pacyfist6w i Przemy-
siowych Robotnikow Swlata.
Tax iak w Chicago. Roosevelt
zn6w oSwiadczyl sic "a tenn, azc-
by zakazano wydawanla Plsm w
iezyku niemieckim W Stanach
Zjeduoczouych, idac "a rrzyk1a-
G,m Nicmiec, ktorc take zabra-
niaja wydawania pism W icy
kach nieprzyjaciclskich.
Ma Luncheon" W hotclu Nor
rison w Chicago Roosevelt opo-
wiedzial, jak udaremni( zakusy
riemieckia ma Wcuezuele W +.
1902, gdy on byl prezydentem'
Flota niemiecka byla wtedy ma
wybrzezach Wcnczucli. Nlemcy
mieli pretcnsyc do tcgo kraJu,
kt6re gwalciiy doktrync Mon-
roe'a. Roosevelt poStawif amba-
sadorowi niemieckiemu ultima
tum, il flota .niemiecka opuSci
woody wcnezuclskie i kontrower-
sye odda pod arbitracye, a W
przeciwnym razie flota amcrykan
ska pod admiraiem Dewey be-
die posiana ma micjsce. 10 dnI
namySlal sic ambassador / wresz-
Gle Nicmcy ustapiiy. \
Przy tel okazyf Roosevelt, O.
mawiajac ccle Amcryki'w obec
rel wojnic, wyrazil sic, &c Bel
gia, Serbia, Polska, Czechy / inne
narody slowiahskie musz2 bye
wolne i &c nar6d amcrykahskl
rie moze sic zgodzic ma laden
inny rczultat wojny, W przyetw-
r,ym razie, jak sic Roosevelt wy
razi}, ,,wolnosc ! demokracya"
beda pustymi frazesami rctorycz
nymi.
Wyrazenic sig to pubIi'zne
Roosevclta jest bardzo waznc'
gdyz podtrzymuje podobnc PREY
rzeczenic prczydenta Wilsona, 4
tenn waznicjsze, &c Roosevelt by4
d~wukrotnie sam prczydcntcm O.
becnie Jest pc prczydcncic Nilso,
ME najwybitniejSzym przywodcq
politycznym W tym kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28

mlarkowany poludniowo-zachodni
wiatr.
kuset dclegatow L trzech Wym,e-
nionych Stanow.
OSwiadczenic p. Wilkcrsona
bvlo bardzo dosadnc. ,.Iczcll CT pa
movie ME p~rzekroczyli W kazdy
mozliwy spos6b ustawy antl-tru-
stowe tax fcderalnc jak / stano-
we, wtcnczas zadna korporacya
takich pr]zekroczeii sic nigdy ME
dopuScila". OSwiadczenic to P.
Wilkerson wydai Pc p~rzcslucta-
niu przez lawe sedziow wrelko-
przysicglych dwoch urzednlkdw
organizacyi, ktora mocno zakra-
wa ma trust mlcczny" 4 miano-
wicic: w. J. Kittlca L Crystal
Lake. sckrctarza i Kent Lock
wood'a, ktory spisai protokol po-
siedzcnia, ma ktorcm wyzszQ &C.
ne ustanoWiono.
P. Wilkcrson uzupclnil Swc O.
Swiadczcnic, twicrdzqc, &c 50 do
woody wystarczajqc2, IL TRUST
lcmczny" dopuScii SIG: arbitralnc
60 oznaczania cen; prowadzcnla
,,czarnych list; nicprawncgo
fcrmowania porozumich ola po-
dzia}u zyskow i prowadzcnIa
toikotow, co wszystko jest
prawcm zakazanc.
Slcdztwo W sprawic podnltslc-
mia cen mlcka zostaio wdrozonc
ma proSbe proNuratora Scncralnc
go Stanu Illinois Brundagca. +,
Wilkcrson jake jcgo zastepca po-
maya prok. stan. lIoync'owi :
Asyst. prok. gen. L Wisconsin
Walter Drew pomaga take P.
Hoyne'owi.
Okazuje sic, re w}adze Stan6w
Illinois i Wisconsin wdrozy}y
Sledztwo natychmiast pc posle-
dzeniu dnia. 21go wrzeSnia, ma
ktorem ceny zosta}y p~odniesio-
ne przez producentow. Wycho-
dzi take ma jaw, re L Waszyng-
tonu wladze telegrafowa}y do
Lrokuratora gcneralnego Brun-
dage'a, gdy C. II. Potter, prezcs
wvdzialu krajCwego organlzacyi
produccntow mleka, zg}osll SIG
TAME do wladz, azeby uzyskac
aprobatc Cd Mich ma wyzSze ceny.
Rczultat L pcwnosciq bedzie
wielkq niespodzianka ola P. Pot
terra.
Jest pcwnem, &c podobna ak
eva bedzic powzieta przoclw
wszystkim, kt0rzy nakfadalq
zdzierczc ccny ma artykuly spo-
zvwczc z okazyi wojny celem
szybkiego wzbogacenia sic e..
Asystcnci prokuratora Stano-
wego przesluchali wczoraj die
sieciu innych swiadkow, ktorych
nazwisk ME wyjawiono. Wczo-
raj przcz caly dzicn detektywi L
biura prokhratora Siedzieli w blu
re stowarzyszcnia p~roduccntow
pnr. % S. La Sale III. i kazdego
przybysza prowadzili do biura
prokuratoryi. q.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28

Ordynans ten zezwala, azeby
tvlko W rcstauracyach, majacych
wiecei niz 800 micjsc. dozwoIo-
ma bvla muzyka i Spicwy.
Organizacyc ,suche" / reior'
matorskic Cd samego poczatNu
bv}y przuciwnc tahcom w kaDa-
retacb ! rcstauracyach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28
Me Wstydz sic!

Gdy powracasz do domu .e srod'
, smialo czytaj W tramwaju Tub wa
GONE.
DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKI MONA
stale nabywac ma nastepujacych ma
~roznikach:
State 1 Madison - pred skiadem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-09-28

rail sic, re kabaret ten nle jest
jedynym przy n. Clark ul., ktory
powinien bye zamkniety.