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Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25
Mlr1i,1q and Financial NeUS
BY REVIEW LEASED WIRE

NEW YORK, June 24.-War news was the chief incentive for today s strong and moderately active market, trader attaching much sentimental value to the Austrian retreat. Bul letins from the west front also gave impetus to the advance, which encom- passed many leading issues, rails eX- cepted.
 United States Steel made a gradual rise of 2A point to 1O93s; its highest level in a month on a turnover that completely swamped other issues. Re tail issues moved forward in almost equal degree. Metals emerged from their protracted period of inactivity at advances of l to points in eXpec' tation O. the adoption of more liber- al attitude by the government toward producers. Sales, 650,000 shares.
 Neither time nor call money rates were disturbed by last weeks con traction in bank reserves, but local institutions are taking precautions against heavy withdrawals incidental to the thrift stamp drive"
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25
SEVEN MEMBERS HAVE BEEN NAMED FOR
 DEFENSE COUNCIL
Governor Has Appointed Half of Required Number of Members for Council of Defense

One-half of the membership of the state council cf defense has been named by Governor Hunt Under tho provisions of the act creating the state council the governor is to appoint one member from each county, to be ap- proved by the board of supervisors.
 Following are the seven named by the governor up to the present time.
 Dwight B. Heard, Maricopa county.
 C. A. Franz. Greenlee county.
 Mrs. IneZ Lee, Graham county.
 J. M. Mcdonald, COchise county.
 Charles k. Addams, Pinal county.
 Homer Wood, Yavapai county.
 Stansill Greer, Apache county.
 Of the above Dwight B. Heard Is the chairman Of the temporary state coUn- cil of defense, appointed by de facto Gov. Thomas E Campbell: c. A. Franz is a prominent merchant mem Der of the firm of BeckeT-Frarz com pany, and was formerly deputy United States marshal; Mrs Inez Lee is a prominent club woman Of Thatcher, whose husband was a member of the SELOAlu SldAt AEeaA.A -AAAN u A AALlAll-- aid of COchise is deputy United States marshal; Charles E. Addams of PiGal is mining man and general manager of the Ray-HercUles Copper company; Homer Wood of Navapai county lives at Prescott, was named by Governor Hunt as chairman of the commission on state institutions, but retired dur ing the cOntrOversy with State Engi- neer Lamar Cobb; Stansill Greer of Apache county is a member of the well known family of that name.
 It is not known whether any more appointments will be announced; dur ing the absence of the governor from the city. Under the provisions of the act creating the state council of de- fense no less than ten members must have been named and qualified before the council may be organized. Upon organization the council shall elect a vice chairman and a secretary. the latter to receive a salary of 5000 8 year.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25
POOLING WITH
 HEALTH SERIOUS

have frequently asked druggists What do you push in a blood med'- ciue2" The answer usually came The kind I can make the most mon ey on" My answer has always been Not me" I have succeeded pretty well and I have always recommended the one that had found by experience Co he the best and the one 1 would be willing to take myself or give to mem beTs of my own family ! have never offered the public a medicine that We do not use at home. This is why ' can offer Number i0 For The BlOol. with a clear conscience; we have not only tried it on thousands of OthC-s but on ourselves. We take it in ail cases where a blood medicine is need ed no matter in what form it show itself and we get splendid results iD constipation. kidney stomach and lir- CT troubles | firmly believe if eyery one would begin in the spring and take Number 40" they woIld escape ma laria and levers in all forms. J. '. NendenhalI. 40 years druggist, Ev- ansville. Ind.
 Sold by Central Pharmacy. Bisbec. Arizona; Lowell Drug Co., Lowell Arr Zona
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GERMAN OFFICIAL

BERLIN, (via Londonl June 24.- German troops in an attack on the trenches in the Badenviller region pc cupied by French and Americans in flicted heavy losses, according to the official statement from German head quarters, and brought back prisoners.
 The text reads:
 "The situation is unchanged. In creased fighting activity continued throughout the day on the Ancre and the Avre; in the evening it revived on ether sectors of the battle front
 There was lively reCOnnoitering ac- tiyity during the night East of Baden villor shock troops penetrated the Franco-American trenches. and inilict- cd heavy losses. They brought back forty prizoners."
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25
GRAIN

CHICAGO, June 24.-Increasins magnitude of the Austrian defeat to- gether with London talk of possible separate peace with Austria brought about a sharp break in corn values to- day, during the last thirty minutes of trading. The market closed heavy, $ to 5s cents net lower, with July S1.43 H to $1.4S, and August, $1.46 to S1461s. Oats finished % to Is off and pro visions unchanged to 10 cents higher.
 Oats were relatively weak through out the day. Rains were needed, giy- ing an advantage to the bears. Better cash inquiry for meats helped to lift the provision market.
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TWENTY PLAYERS DEFAULT
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KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 24.- Twenty players including nearly all of the out of town entries, defaulted their matches here this afternoon at the opening play in the Great Plains tennis tournament for women.
 Failure of so many players to con test came as a great surprise to the tournament officials it was stated
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25
JUNCTION-BRIGGS
 DEFEATS C. o. TEAM

In a game featured by much heavy hitting on the part of the winners, the Junction-Briggs baseball team de- feated the Copper Queen team by the score of thirteen to six at the Warren baseball park Sunday afternoon. Lack of space prevents a complete account of the game, but suffice it that the game was a slaughter for the J.-B. g, who forced their rivals to use three pitchers.
 The story Of the game in tabulated
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DEMPsY-FULToN co
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 BALTIMORE, Mir, June 24.-lnabii- ity to come to an agreement with the management of the ball park has kept the promoters of the meeting between the heavyweights, Jack Dempsey and Fred Fulton, in a state of uncertainty The fight was scheduled for July 4. Tonight the promoters postponed 1t until Saturday afternoon, July 13.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25
HERE WINsMATcH

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 SEATTLE, Wnsh., June 24.-With Q lead of only three targets, w. Fl. Heer oi Guthrie, Okla, won the inter-sec- tional trap shooting championship and a purse of $4OOO in Liberty bonds from Frank Troech of Vancouver. Wash. Here's score of the three days shoot ing was 472, while Troeh's was 469.
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DIES FROM FALL

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 CAMP KEARNY, San Diego, Cal, June 24-The death yesterday of Private Octaviano Nicacio, headquar- ters company of the 157th (coloreO infantry of injuries received in fall, was announced today. His mother, Mrs. Cruse Nicacio, lives in Juarez, Mexico
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DUNDEE GETS DECISION
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 JERSEY CITY, N. j., June 24.- Johnny Dundee, lightweight of New York, was given the popular decision over Mickey Donley Of Newark. N. JA in an eight round boxing bout here tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25
GIANTS BEAT BRAVES

BOSTON, June 24.-Damaree had the better of Rudolph, New York win ning. It was RudOlph's first defeat Of the season. after three victories. Boston reached second base but twice.
 Innings R. H. F.. New York ..... .O1O 900 OO2-3 g O Boston ...... 1000 900 00O-O Q
 Demaree and Rairden; Rudolph and Wilson
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cUDGEL WINS BROOKLYN
 HANDICAP CLASSIC

NEW YORK, June 24.-Cudgel, the four year old colt by BrOomstick-Eu- genia Burch, owned by Commander J. K. L. Ross. a Canadian naval officer, ridden by Jockey Lyke, won the Brook lyn handicap, one mile and furlong, over the Queens County Jockey clubs race track today, The time O the raco 1850 1-5 is just one second behind the track record for this distance, made Dy II. P. Whitney's Borrow last year. The winning owners portion of the stake was s4S50.
 REVIEW WANT ADS
 BRING RESULTS
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25

 Price, Pittman. Three base hits, Krigbaum, Price. Bijohn, Barnhill, Two base hits, Hesse, Deardoff, Der kel, Wolgamot ?. Double plays. Krigbaum to Carnes to Whaling; Carnes to Whaling to Wilson. Stolen bases, Bijohn, Whaling Runs batted in by Hesse 2, Krighaum 2. Johnson 1. Price 1, Pittman ?, Bijohn ?, Vol gamot 3, aBrnhill l. Snyder l. Hit by pitched ball, Wilson by Oswald. Bases on balls, off Oswald 2. off Flock ?, off Cothran 2. Struck out. by Flock 2, by COthran 6. Innings pitched by Hanson 1-3, by Cothran 2-3, by Os- wald 2 1-3, by Flock 6 2-3. Hits off Oswald, in 10 times at bat; off Flock, in 30 times at bat; off Han son, in : times at bawt; off Cothran 9 in 34 times at bat. Time of game, 2:21. Empires, Tonneson and Bra shear
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Sioux City Omaha. called ia second inning on account of darkness.
 Des Noines, 2; St. Joseph. 4.
 Joplin. g; Okla'oma City. 4
 Wichita-Hutchinson game post poned rain
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cLilcAGo WINS GAME

CHICAGO, June 24.-Chicago settle1 down behind Hendrix after an un- steady start overlook St. Louis and won. Meadows was replaced on the mound in the fifth after Mann doubled.
 Innings R H. k. St. Louis ....... .101 100 O00-3 , 2 Chicago ...... 900 BIO O4x-S IA ?
 Meadows. May and Gonzales; Hend- riS and killifer.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25
SOUTHERN ASSN.

Al New Orleans. II; Atlanta, 0. At Chattanooga, 6: Memphis 2 Al Little Rock-Nsshyilie, poFtponed; teams failed 10 arrive.
 At Mobile, ?; Birmingham. s.
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NEW YORK METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, June 24.-Lead, firm; spot, S7S2; spelter, easy; spot, East St. Louis delivery, sS.057sS.25; bar silver, 991ac
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25
NEW yoRy COTTON MAKET

NEW YORK, June 24.-Cotton closed steady at a net gain of IS points at 26.47.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25
YANKEES BEAT BOSTON

aNEW YORK, June 24.-New York defeated Boston in the first game Of four-game series. in which the Yankees have an opportunity to oust inc Red Sox rom the leadership. New York won in a ninth inning rally, not withstanding wretched fielding as 6 er- TOTS were made behind Mogridged who permitted Cniy three hits and no earn pd rllOS
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25
HARPER BEATS GREGG

WASHINGTON, June 2f.-Harpor had the better of Gregg in a pitching duel here and Washington made it two straight over Philadelphia. It was Harpcr's fifth consecutive victory Som Rice who recently entered the military ser1 ice made his farewell appearance
 innings R. II. F.. Philadelphia co. .000 coo 010-1 6 c Washington .. 900 900 11S-2 s Washington .. 900 900 11X-2 o
 Gregg and Perkins; Harper and Pie inish.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25

Gerald Du Maurier, one of the most popular actors in England to- day, has left the stage in order to take a part in the big conflict in the French theater. He is the son of George Du Maurier, artist and au- thor of 'Trilby.' Since last fall Du Maurier has been playing Dear Britis," the latest play by James Barrie. He will join his regiment in the Irish Guards on the first of July.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25
AMERICAN ASSN.

At Milwaukee, 2. Columbus, [. At Minneapolis. 2; Louisville 1. tNO others scTedWed).
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25
CAME IS pnsrpnNEn

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 2f.- Cleve-
 landSt Louis game postponed; rain.
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SCHNEIDER IS WILD

CINCINNATI, June Schneider's wildness, combined with clever bun5- ing and base running by the Pitts burg team, gave the visitors an easy victory in the third game of the series here today.
 Innings R. H. E. Pittsburg ... 300 GOO 202-7 10 Cincinnati ,... .000 100 0O1-2 6
 Miller and Schmidt; Schneider and Allen.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25
Baseball Scores
NATIONAL LEAGUE
FHIlIYs MIN OUT

PHILADELPHIA, June 24-Oesch- ger kept Brooklyn's hits scattered, whi'e Cheney wa1 wild and Philadel- Bhio won. Cheney forced in the first local run by giving Oeschger his base on ? alls oftC- he had zilled the bases by Intentionally passing Adams.
 Innings R. H. E. Brooklyn ..... 900 0O1 OO0-1 z l Philadelphia %. O3O 200 O2x-7 10 2
 Cheney and Miller; Oeschger and Adams
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
JAMES WINS GAME

DETROIT. Mich, June 24.-JGme5 outpitChed Ctcotte and Detroit won the opening game with Chicago De- troit scored it's runs by bunching hits with base cn balls and Chicago errors.
 Innings R. H. E. Chicago ...... GGG 900 20O-2 3 2 Oet.Cit ......... .0OO 121 i1E-6 9 0
 Cicotte and Jacobs; James and Spencer.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-25

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 OsCeola ....... @
 Pond Creek ............... 19
 Quincy .............. 67 Ray Con. ................. 249s Shattuck Recommendations. 16 Shannon .................. 3B Superior Boston ...............
 St. Marys ............ g
 Utah Copper ....-... Snh Utah Cons. mathematician. 9h, Winona ................ 1h
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REVIEW WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
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Clsing Quotations, June 24, 1gIe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-25
po|ozenie " Ca|iCyi.

Me wahamy sig nazwac po}oze-
MIA W Galicyi rozpaczliwem. Pre-
dewszystkiem re wzgledu ma pa
nujacy tam g}6d, ktory ~przybiera
rozmiary straszliwej kleski.
Rad. nietylko ME dotrzymai "a
dnych obietnic, ktoremi tax che
tnie szafowal W sprawie zaopa-
trzenia kraju, ale jeszcze popiera
handel pokatny, kt6ry wyprowa
dza zywnoSc z Galicyi do KRAKOW
niemieckich Austryi, zarzadza co
raz move rekwizycye i patrzy
przez palce, jak Niemcy r6znemi
bezprawnemi sztuczkami oga}a-
GAIA kraj Z resztek zywnosci. Do
sz1o do tego, re kolejarze galicyj
soy sami musieli zorganizowac
kontrole wychodzacych Z krajr
wagonow i zatrzymywac bezpra
wnie wywozone ma zachod zapasy
Czasami rad ucieka sic do gwaI
tn: tax mp: Lwow otoczony jest
kordonem zandarmeryi, ktora ME
dopuszcza do miasta wioscian Z
produktami wiejskimi, zabiera-
JAG wszystko, skutkiem czego do
woz do miasta ustaf. Ia 100 xii.
zboza placi sic wszedzie 1000 ko-
ron; jedno Z miast piacilo LOO
koron "a centnar zboza! Ludzie
mdleja z glodu ma ulicah, choro-
by sic mnoza, s~miertelnosc wzro-
sla nieslychanie, z powodu zlego
stanu zywnoSci wiadze kaza}y
zamknac szkoiy w~czeSniej niz
zwykle. Ma naradzie, ktora sic cd
byla W Wiedniu dnia 5 czerwca,
powiedziat przedstawiciel rzadu.
re zywno5ci niema i ME bedzie,
DO Austrya zrzekia sic ma rzecz
Niemiec swojej czeSci re nzdoby-
czy" ukraiiskiej, a Niemcy, ktore
"a to zobowiaza}y sic Austrye
zywic az do Is lipca, ME daja mic
ola Galicyi. A wszak Rad austry-
acki uroczyScie przyrzek} Galicyi
dziennie % wagon6w zboza ukra-
ihskiego... Stwierdzono tedy je-
szcze raz, re wszystkie wladze i
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-25
PROJEKT
ZMIAN ~KoLEJowYcH w.
CHICAGO.

Federalna administracya kolei
ielaznych PRAGUE obecnie mad
planami radykalnych zmian, do
tyczacych dworc6w kolejowych
W Chicago.
o tyCh planach wczoraj komi-
tetowi dworcow k~olejowych z
rady miejskiej opowiedzial ]. F.
Wallace, personal---very. Eomi-
syi dworcow kolejowych.
Rad gruntownie zmieni kur-
sowanie pociagow kolejowych,
wyjezdzajacych z Chicago i PREY
jezdzajacych do niego. Rekomen-
dacye W tym kierunku opracowa-
Ia komisya pod przewodnictwem
p. Wallace'a. Plany beda w zycie
wprowadzone, skoro nowozamia-
nowany manazer dworcow kole-
jowych uzupelni wybor swego
sztabu ! zbada rekomendacye ko-
misyi.
Wed{ug tychze planow, nasta-
pic ma zlaczenie dworcow W diva
hub try. Znaczy to, re diva dwor
cy beda z~aniechane. So to: dwo-
rec Dearborn III. Grand Cen
ual.
LIME kolejowe, ktore obecnie
z tych dw6ch dworc6w korzysta-
ia, maja wediug planu by&przy-
iaczone do dworcow La Sale,
Illinois Central lub Union. Me
kt6re z kolei, korzystajacych z
ostatnich dworcow, maja bye
take uledz przeniesieniu z jedne
60 dworca do drugiego.
Celem tych zmian jest centra-
lizacya i ziaczenie praktycznej
operacyi kolei zelaznych ola po-
~wiekszenia s~prawnoSci, jak row
niez ola zmnIejszenia wydatkow.
Nareszcie pod presya rzadu fe-
deralnego i wyjatkowych Potrzeb
wojennych beda przeprowadzone
reformy, "a ktoremi daremnie a
gitowano Cd wielu lat. Glowna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-25
KWESTYA MIESZKAN OLA
GOWN WOJEN-
NYCH,

Ma prosbe departamentu pra-
cy Stanow Zjednoczonyeh komi-
tet r~egestracyi mieszkan z iona
Rady Obrony rozpoczyna W po-
niedziaIek spis wszystkich mie-
szkan W dzielnicy, otoczonej |ul.
31sza ma polnoc, III. Halsted M
zachod, jeziorem i granica stano-
wa ma wschod, a pofudniowa gra
MICA miasta ma po}udnie: Obszar
ten obejmuje trzecia Geese mia
sta.
Celem tego spisu jest zbada-
ME, lie jest w tel dzielnicy odpo-
wiednich mieszkah ola ogromnej
liczby pracownik6w, kt6ra jest
zatrudniona we fabrykach W
South Chicago, Pullman, Gary /
innych miejscowosciach sasied-
mich glownie PREY zamowieniach
wojennych. Liczba tai sic zwiek-
sza STALE. stalownie i fabryki a.
municyi i zapas6w wojennych w
.tychze miejscowosciach juz So w
ruchu dzien i noe i coraz to WIG
cej zamowien otrzymuja.
Welding poczty chicagoskiej W
poludniowej dzielnicy, wyzej O.
kreSlonej, znajduje sic 10000
budynkow. Spis wymaga, re kaz-
dy budynek must bye zwiedzony
i liczba Pokojow proznych i "a
jetych musi bye zapisana.
w skIad komitetu wykonaw-
czego, ktory ~pokieruje spisem Z
ramienia Stanowej Rady Obrony
wchodza: c. A. Monroe, przewo-
dniczacy, Milward Adams, Sc
kretarz, F. o. Hester, asystent
sekretarza, DIR. P. l.. Prentiss, D.
H. Burnham, E. G. Bennett,
prof. G.. H. Mead, S. ]. Larned,
R. B. Beach, H. C.. Hetzler i L.
A. Busby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-25
KR6TKlE NOTATKI MlEJSKIE.

- Ola cywilnych bedzie dnia
l2go aierpnia otworzony w Lake
Geneva lntenzywny kurs wojsko
wy, przeznaczony ola obywateli,
ktorzy ola jakichkolwiek cel6w
pragna sic zaznajomit re sztuka
wejskowa, Kurs bedzie dany W
Camp Steever, gdzie dano caiy
szereg kurs6w studentom re
szk6i w~yzszych,
- Ceie moszczedzenia epaiu W
Illinois wszedzie, gdzle to bedzlc
z~iaczone beda zakaady,
wytwarzajace swiatso ! sile ola
cel6w przemysiowyeh, Wszelka
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-25
MODLY IA FRANCYE
I ALIANT6W.

Paryz, 25. lipca. - Kardynaso-
vie francuscy W liscie do wszyst-
kich biskup6w Francyi naznacza-
ia niedziele 4 sierpnia jake dzieh
modl6w "a Francye i Aliantow.
Wspaniaia uroczystost odbedzie
sic w katedrze Notre Dame, ma
kt6ra reprezentanci cywilni i
w~ojskowi wszystkich pahstw a.
lianckich zostali zaproszeni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-25
NIEMCY A LITWA.

Amsterdam, 25. lipca. - VIA
domost, re ksiaze Urah przyjal
korone litewska, oburza junkrow
pruskich do zywego tenn, IL Litwi
nj przenieSli poiudniowego ksie-
cia mad pruskiego. .Vossische
wyraznie zaznacza, re
Niemcy zajeli prowincye litew--
skie ME dlatego, ably stworzyt
niepodlegle pahstwo litewskie,
ale by zabezpieczyt swa granice
cd nieprzyjaciol ma wschodzie.
lima gazeta twierdzi, re Litwa
ME powinna bye wolna, ale musi
bye przy}qczona do Prus. Ksiaze
Urah jest gfowa niepanujacej Ii
nil domu wirtemburskiego, spo-
krewniony z dynastya bawarska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-25

niepotrzebna duplikacya ma bye
zniesioha. Administracya opaln
juz zamianowaia kom:tet, kt6ry
zajmie sic zbadaniem sytuacyi ;
przeprowadzi konieczne kombina
eye. JeSli znajda sic firmy take,
ktore sic beda opiera}y ziaczeniu
wstrzymana i'm bedzie dostawa
wegla.
- G.. A. Nagel, znany wfasci-
ciel restauracyi PREY rogu ulic N.
State i Maple, utopii sic W jezio-
RE przypadkiem, wediug orzecze
mia przysieg}ych koronera. Cialo
lego znoleziono onegdaj z rama W
jeziorze blisko ul/ Oak. Znikl we
czwartek ubieglego ~tygodnia.
- DIS maja (ukohczyc prace
mad nowym o%rdynansem w spra-
vie kolei miejskich i budowy ko-
lei rodziemnych adv. Fisher,
aid. Captain i reprezentanci kom
panii kolei ulicznych i gornych.
- onegdaj W procesie spadko-
Funkhousera y jego podw}ad-
nych zeznawal we wlasnej obro-
ME ]. A. Thoney, g}owny inspek-
tir moralnoSci i jeden z oskarzo-
nych i s~uspendowanych z majo-
rem. zeznania jego byly sensa-
cyjne o prostytucyi, o domach
nierzadu, o lapownictwie, o pro"
tekcyi policyjnej, a grafcie Ola
rowanym inwestygatorom z btu
"a majora. K~ulminacya jego zez-
nan byi zarzut, IL obecnie dom
nierzadu prowadza Lorraine Ho-
ward | Pehl Taylor pnr. 10 w.
.22ga III. w zeszlym tygodniu by
10 one g~i6wnymi swiadkami
strony skarzacej przeciw majoso-
wi i MENU. Thoncy twierdzi}, re
dom nierzadu prowadza Cd kilkl
tygodni i re nawet re sadu PREY
prowadziiy mezczyzne do swej
nory. Krzyzowa egzaminacya ME
zachwiaia jego zarzutow, ktore
W saddle ~siyszeli tymcz. szef po-
licyi Alcock, jcgo g}6wny oska-
rzyciel ! tymcz. drugi asystent
szefa Luthardt.
- Onegdaj W procesie majora
wynn w sprawie majatku milo
nera J. c. Kinga zeznawaf eks-
pert A. H. Hamilton jake swiadek
ma korzy$G PAM M. Melvin i Ga
stona B. Meansa. Hamilton
twierdzii, podpisy ma drugim te-
stamencie So autentyczne. Staraf
sic to udowodnic PREY pomocy
200 fotografii podpisow powiek-
szonych i zmniejszonych oraz
mikroskopu. w drugim tesla
mencie PAM Melvin, siostra PAM
King, zony milionera, zabitej W
tajemniczy sposob w N. Carroll
ma, jest wymieniona jake glowna
spadkobierczyni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-25
OLA
CierpiaCyCh ma DyChaWicQ
Movie domowe lekarstwo ktore ka7dy
mose Eaaywae . wysods I bez straty

MOVIE domowe lekarstwo ktore ka5dy
moke Kaaywae . wygoda 1 bez straty
Nv many nowy srodek, ktory kuru.
70 dychawice chcsmy abyscie u4yli
90 naszym kos1tem. Me robi ro3nicy
CIV to chorooa przestarza&a ozy dopie-
70 W STADIUM roEwoju, czy to tylko
przeJsciowa cry chroniczna ~dychawiea'
powinniscie napisac po oeSpiatna PROP
ke naszej melody. Ami kllmat W takim
kytecIe ME stanowi r6znicy, ami wasz
wick albo zaiecle. jesli cierpicie ma dy-
ohavicS nasIa metoda ~prIynissie. wan
Nv spsoyainie chcemy posyiac ten sro
dek tam. gdEle oczywiscie wypadki So
beznadziejne, gdSis ~wdyehanla, dou-
en- Is, opium preparacye. dymienie, pa
tentowe palenie, ETC., nile pomogfy. MY
kasdemu. naszym wiasnym kosEtem
chemy pokazao, ts mstoda tn leesy u
trudntone oddychanie, charkanie ws1y
StkIe tym podobne napady.
Ia bezplatna eferta Jest tax donio:
sla. ks, ME powinno sic jej ~santedoac
ami o jeden 6sIen. Pis1cie teraz ! po-
tenn zroocis probe natychmiast. Ms
I~przysyiaicis pienied1y. Prsyslijcle tyi-
Ifo dolny kupon. zrobcie TO aEistal:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-25
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