davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10
Efforts to Locate Kirk
Report Have Proved Futile

nor without first calling the state
house to verify the order, which was
not written on official stationery
from the governors Office.
Release Was Secret.
Kirk was released without the
knowledge lof either Governor Nc
Kelvie or Lieutenant Governor Bar
rows, who learned of the affair after
Kirk and his wife had left Lincoln.
Senator Bushee, answering news
paper stories on the "furlough," in
public statement Sunday announced
his intention of standing pat" on
his order, despite public criticism.
Kirk is appare...., still in hiding,
Senator Bushee in Lincoln Saturday
stated that he knew where the ban
dit is, but declined to make public
his hlt place.
]. B. Kirk, 1921 Dewey avenu-,
father of the bandit, when inter.
viewed by Omaha detectives Satur-
day ref, d to u.acuss his sons re-
lease from the enitentiary.
Il have not seen him yet he sal /,
and declined to talk further.
Seen in Omaha.
Kirk was seen with his wife, and
another couple, early on the morn
ing following his release from the
penitentiary on northbound North
Twenty-fourth street car in Omaha
by detective who knew the bandit
well.
He left the street car with suit
case, according to the detective, who
did not arrest him because at that
time no orders had been issued to
apprehend him. But Mrs. Kirk re-
manned on the car until Ohio street.
Mayor Smith of Omaha has issued
orders to the police department to
arrest Kirk on sight for investiga-
ton.
Governor McKelvie, who is in the
east at coal conference, is expect
ed to make further investigation
into the bandits .elease upon his re-
turn to Lincoln the last of the week.
The proposed investigation by
the state bar association into the
circumstances attending the release
of Kirk, on a "furlough" signed by
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10
Emergency Calls for
Fuel Received From
Two Nebraska Towns

Lincoln, Ncb., Dec. 9.--Receipt OF
emergency calls for fuel from Eliza
beth and Venango, Neb., was re-
ported Tuesday by the Nebraska
Railway commission.
Extremely low temperature S
throughout the state are expected,
it was stated, TO result in a flood
Of letters calling for relief from the
acute fuel situation as soon as rail-
road traffic crippled by a snow
storm, is restored to normal.
Meanwhile state committee is
going ahead with its work of en-.
listing men to volunteer to dig coal
in adjoining states. State Adjutant
General H. ]. Paul, chairman of the
committee, announced he was tele-
graphing Governor Henry J. Allen
of Kansas for transportation for IS
recruits with experience that fits
them for mine work in that state.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 9.-(Special. }
A report of an investigation into
the record Of Beryl Kirk, notorious
Omaha bandit, whose sensational
release from the state penitentiary
last week has stirred state circles,
which was made at the instigation
of Governor McKelvie by E. M.
Johnson, chief of the board of
charges and corrections and filed in
the governors Office last August,
has disappeared.
Efforts of Phil Bross, former pri-
vate secretary to the governor, and
E. w. Zumwinkle, present secretary
to the executive, to locate the filed
report have proved futile
Because of the numerous attempts
through the law firm of Peterson
and DeVoe to secure the release of
Bandit Kirk from the state prison,
Governor McKelvie suggested that
Mr.. Johnson make thorough in
vestigation into the former record
Of the convict, which he did, aided
by officials in Omaha. Mr.. John
son states that he filed his report
in the governors Office August !,
But since the sensational release of
Kirk, no trace of the report can be
found
Had Resisted Arrest.
In the report it is emphasized
that Mr.. johnson found, during his
investigation, that Kirk was held
guilty of resisting arrest, even to
the extent of taking human life, if
necessary.
The report states that large sums
of money, which were being expend.
ed in efforts to secure Kinks release
from prison, were being furnished
by members of gang of which
Kirk is known to have been mem
Der.
This money, consumed in law
yers' fees and travel money, came
from men known to have been for
mer associates of the bandit, ac-
cording to the report.
With the ageing of the sensational
"furlough" of the notorious bandit
last Tuesday, officials in Lincoln are
to ask why Warden w. H.
Fenton Of the penitentiary released
the prisoner, convicted of second de-
gree murder, on no other authority
than a slip of paper, dated three
previous and signed by Sem
ator B. K. Bushee, as acting Cover
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10
Lincoln Bureau of The Omaha Bee
p. A. Barrows, Correspondent

+. ~. DatIOWs, NotIcsponoent
of some that it should not 60 into
effect until after the next Legislature
has had a chance to enact laws
to conform to its provisions and i,
is possible it will not become effec.
tive until three months after the
legislature zdjburns in 1921.
Several of the committees held
meetings Tuesday and completed
their organization. The following
chairmen were elected: Public lserv-
ice corporation, Abbott of Douglas
bill Of rights, Anderson of Lam
caster; public indebtedness, ac-
counts and expenditures, Ferneau
Of Nemaha; agriculture, Lahners OF
Thayer; private corporations and
associations, Votava Of Douglas;
municipal government, Mclaughlin
of. Douglas; industrial conditions,
Norman of Douglas; miscellaneous
subjects, Epperson Of Clay; high
ways and internal improvements,
Mcleod of Stanton; county govern
ment, Cleve of Otoe.
List of Committees.
The committees are as follows: {
Bill Of Rights-Anderson LANCASTER;
Bratton, Adams: Bryant, Cedar; Byrum.
Franklin: Hastings, Saline: Magney, Doug
las; Mcdonald. Buffalo; Thielen. Platte;
legislative Department-Albert. Platte I;
Davies, Boyd; Flansburg, Lancaster;
Keeney. Webster; Lutte. Keith; Mcleod.
Stanton; Norton. Polk; Radke. Cedar i.
Rcdman. Kimball: Ross. Merrick: spirk'
Saline: Warner. johnson; Votava. Douglas,
Executive observation-disclosures Doug
las: Byrum, franklin; Coufal, Butler;
Grueber, jefferson; Haldesman. Pawnee; {;
Jackson Nuckolls: Keick. Sarpy; kunz,
Hall; Oleson, Cunning: Rhodes. Burt
Stebbins. Dawson; Stewart. Lincoln; Wall,
Sherman.
Judicial Department--Alder. Brown !;
Butler Furnas: Donohoe, Holt; Epperson,
Clay; Furneau. Nemaha; Hastings. Saline;
Heasty, jefferson: Lundgren, Fillmore
Meserve Knox: Norval. Seward; Peterson,
Pitzer, Otoe: Spillnan, Pierce; /;
TIE Foei, Douglas; Tyler. Madison.
Suffrage--Cleve. Otoe; Howard. Douglas;
Lutte. Keith: Matteson. Fillmore; Rankin.
arGson.
Education: Cowan of Boone Hare. Of
Hamilton. Haskell Of Dixon, Hewett Of
Box Butte, Holbrook Of Dodge. Lewis
of Wayne, Magney Of Douglas. Marvin
OF Gage. Mclaughlin Of Douglas, Nye
of Buffalo, Pugsley Of Lancaster. Ream
Of Custer. Scott Of Chase. selleck Of
Public service corporations: Abbott Of
Douglas. Alder of Brown, Corrothers Of
Grant, Junkin of Gosper, Norval Of Sew
ard, Oleson Of Cunning, Radkc OF Cedar.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10
Former Lindsay Saloon
Owners Sued for Damages

!. Columbus, Neb., Dec. 9.-(Specia)
An echo from days gone by is
sounded in $4,000 damage SUIT
filed in district court by Mrs. Sa-
Iona Jehu against three former
Lindsay saloon me and their bonds
men. Mrs. Jehu's husband died IN
November, 1916, from injuries -.-
ceived when an automobile in which
he and another man were riding col
lided with rural mail wagon. Mrs.
Jchu alleges in her petition that the
accident occurred because her hus-
band and his companion were in
toxicated.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10

State Senator Bushee while acting
temporarily as governor is being
held up because the president of the
association, Congressman r. E.
Evans, is now in Washington.
There are three vice presidents
who might act in his absence, but
,one of them is Justice J. R. Dean of
the state supreme court who cannot
act as the case might later come be-
fore him in his judicial capacity. An
other vice president, Wesley T. Will
cox of North Platte is member of
the constitutional convention, and
hence a confrere of Attorney c. Pc
trus Peterson, who is also mem
Der. No statement has been had from
the third vice president, William H.
Pitzer of Nebraska Ciy.
A peculiar feature OF the affair is
that the committee of the associa-
ton which will be charged with
pushing the investigation has as its
chairman Mr.. Peterson, who would
be involved in the investigation.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10

Tomorrow the sun will shine for
you. Everything will seem clear,
rosy and bright. Your system is
filled with liver and bowel poison
which keeps your skin sallow, your
stomach upset, your, head foggy and
aching. Your meals are turning into
poison, gases and acids. You can
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10

visor of training school for pub
lie health nurses in Milwaukee, was
elected school and community nurse
in Columbus. She is to receive d
salary of $l35 a month, to be paid
jointly by the school district and
Red Cross.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10
Child Is Killed AS
She Lies Asleep in
Bed With Mother

Denver, Colo, Dec. o.--Mrs.
Emily r. Powell, 40 years old, said
to be the daughter of Horace G.
Lippincott Of Wyncote, Pa, social
fy prominent, shot and killed her
l0-year-old daughter, Jacqueline, as
tie child lay asleep at the mothers
apartment at 1000 Corona street. in
the exclusive Capitol hill residence
district, today. Mrs. Powell then
shot herself. the bullet entering her
left eye. She was hurried to a hos
pital, where it was said her con-
dition was serious.
Mrs. Powell left a note saying:
II wish before | died l might
have known what has always been
wrong with my life--the more !
loved people the more | always
hurt them" -
Admiral Hilary P. Jones, U. S.
N, is said to be brother Of Mrs.
Powell.
A process las been invented in
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10
Army Trucks May Be Used
To Relieve Coal Shortage

Washington, Dec. o. Especial
Telegram.) - Representative Reavis
at the urgent request of the Lincoln
Commercial club secured permission
of the War department for the use
Of the army trucks, now in Lincoln,
to transport wood from nearby
country districts to the Nebraska
capital in view of the very serious
coal shortage.
A similar request for the use of
army trucks belonging to the Army
Transport Corps was received from
Fort Dodge, which resulted in the
department issuing a general order
that army trucks may be used at
any place throughout the country
10 transport wood or coal to re-
licve the situation. ...
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10

not feel right. Don't stay bilious
or constipated. Feel splendid al
ways by taking Cascarets OCCASION
ally They act without gripping or
inconvenience. They neve. sicken
you like Calomel, Salts, Oil or nasty,
harsh Pills. They cost so little too
-Cascarets work while you sleep.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10
Lincoln Women $ Club
De S Boycott
To Bring Prices Down

Lincoln, Neb., Dec. 9.-(Special.)
"A boycott on foodstuffs by l,700
members of the Women's club was
inaugurated here today. This ac-
tion is being taken by the women N
an effort to bring down the high
prices which prevail here.
Eggs are the first commodity at
tackled. They have been selling
here for 80 cents a dozen.
Milk, which now costs l6 to .8
cents a quart, will next receive the
attention of Lincoln housewives.
1t is the intention of these lead
ing society women of the state capi-
tai to maintain this boycott until
prices come down,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10
Mother! Teach the Children
Their Daily Health Duty
You can't be too insistent!

LEW children find pleasure in
] the things most vital to their
physical comfort and health. 50 It
rests with the watchful mother to
see, that they are done. The child
will be grateful in after years.
! { Chief among the functions
necessary to the upbulding Of the
little body. 20 that It will not be a
dyspepdc, constpated body when
It natures, Is elimination regularly
every morning. II the mother will
be nsistent and allow nothing to
interfere with it. it will soon become
a habit, a daily routine that will
not be forgotten throughout life.
There are times, however, when
nature will no. operate unaided. Then give
Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. which is a
combination Of simple laxative herbs with
pepsn. and the headaches. The biliousness.
] the .orpor will quickly disappear. Il act.
gently and without gripping. and as ].
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10

For Colds or Influenza
and as a Preventative, take LAXATIVE
BROMO oUININE Tablets. Look for e.
w. GROVES signature ON the box. soc.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10

contains no narcotics and is pleasant 10 the
taste. It may be given to infants. Thousands
Of families have been regulated to healthy
maturity with Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsm.
A bottle can be bought At any drug
store for SOC and 81. Those who already
know its virtues buy the dollar SIZE and
consider j. economical. ID large family
there is always someone who would feel
better fol dose Of good medicine like
d.. Caldwell. Syrup Pepsin.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10

To lessen the noise of water fall
ing into bath tub an inventor has
patented an extension tube for fau-
cefc ...v
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10
Community Nurse Employed
To Protect Columbus Health

Columbus. Neb., Dec. 9.-(Spec-
ial. Miss Edith ]. Whitley, super.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-10

A process las been invented in
Italy for making sidewalk tiles from
screenings of old brick pavements.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
TELECRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenic re stror.Icy |
STRAJ T~ELEFONISTEK w
NOVEL ANGLII "a
KONCZONY.

Boston, % kwietnia. - Strajk
opcratorek tclefonicznych, ktory
niemal zupeinie sparalizowai ko-
munikacye telcfoniczna W ca,ej
Novel Angiii pr0cz Connecticut
zostai zakohczony pc konfcrc,i-
cyl przcdstawicieli strajkierow Z
urzednikami kompanii.
Warunki przyjete przez obfe
strony przyjeto j~cdnomyslnie ma
wczorajsze zebraniu masowem
strajkierow; tclcfonistki oraz G.
lektrotechnicy nalezacy do uni
otrzymali rozkaz powrotu do pra
cy o ~trzecicj godzinie pc po}ud-
nii1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

wyjai revolver i pociagnai "a
cyngiel, lecz revolver ME wypa-
IL. Dwie kule Z rewolwcru poll
cyanta trafify murzyna. I
- Policyanci wczoraj mad ra-
mem przyiapali ma goracym IT,
czyrlku czterecll rabusiow, kto--
rzy wynosili do automobilu pa
kurrki z fabryki koronek National
Embroidery Co., pnr. 2527-31
Park ave. Ujeli trzech, a czwarty
postrzclony zdo}ai uciec. Ujeci ma
zywaja sic: J. Lumbardy, % lat,
303 Orleans ul., Antono de Mar
do, % lat, 2166 lie Kalb ul.. i J.
Legamrnari, 26 lat, 466 S. Peoria
ulicy.
Ma rogu ulic State i 14tej
szef detektyw6w Mooney zauwa-
zyf diva podejrzane indywidua W
nowym wie1kirn automobile. Gdy
kazal inn-sie zatrzymat, przyspie-
szyli jazde. Mooney dai "a mimi
kilka wystrzalow. Dw6ch detek-
tyw6w, ktorzy ~przejezdzali ma
tramwaju I'll. S. State, takze dafo
kilka wystrzal6w. Rabusic zatrzy
mali AUTOMOBILE i czmyctneli. O.
kazalo sic, re automobil nalezy do
A. Knopfa, pnr. 2266 Orchard III.
starry o PRED So
DEM.
Wczoraj rozpocze}y sic ~przeslu
chy w najstarszym procesie W
Chicago. Jest to sprawl kolei
Yazoo and Mississippi, ktora ma
skarzy miasto Chicago o odszko-
dowanie "a zniszczenie pozarem
26 wagonow frachtowych pod
czas strajku W r. 1894. Byi to
?ierwszy strajk pod kierowni-
stwem Eugene V. Debsa, ktory
wtedy by} prczcsem American
Railway Union.
Process ten odktadano zroku nd
rok przez ostatn:e % lat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
ALIANCI ZAPoBIEGNA TE-
MU PRZYMIERZU.

.Paryz, 90. kwietnia. Rada
ministrow alianckich dla spraw
zagranicznych zatwierdzifa wczo
raj prowizye. ktora bedzje umie-
szczona w traktacie pokojowym j
moca kt6rej staraja sic zapo-
biedz wszelkich wysilkom Mem
Gov: ku zreorganizowaniu maszy-
~ wojennej PREY Pomocy sill OBJ
.cych. Artykui ten zabrania Mem
com wysySania instruktorow VOL
skowych do KRAKOW obcych. Zro-
zumiano BOWEN, &c jakiekolwiek
beda ograniczenia ola niemieckicj
armii, Niemcy posiadaja jeszcze
dosyG sill zbrojnych, ktorych mo,
ga uzyc W spos6b poSredni, jak
naPrzykiad przez wysianie ME-
mieckich oficerow do Rosyi. Wy
kazano ~tutaj. re jezeli Alianci tc
mu ME zapobiegna, Niemcy Edo
laja stworzyG w Rosy size pote.
INA, ktorej beda mOgli uzyc ma
swoja korzySc. Ia grozba &c stro
ny Niemcow staia sic szczegolnie
widoczna re wzgledu ma wiado--
moSG o przymierzu miedzy Mem
.cami a Rosva. L pewnego zrod}a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
PRZYMIERZE RosYJSKo-


Londyn, % kwietnia. - kores-
pendent warszawski Daily Tcle-
graph t~elegrafuje nastepujaca
wiadomoSc: L dobrze poinformo-
wanych zrodei dowiedzialem sic,
&c W ubiegiym tygodniu rosyjscy
belszewiki zawarli formalny trak-
tat 2 Niemcami. Ia poSrednict--
VEN niejakiego Klutte, ktory
stoi ma czele rady zolnierzy i jen-
cow niemieckich w Moskwie.
Niemcy dowiedii Leninowi i
Czyczerinowi, re zadne pahstwo
ME moze obecnie istniec w odo-
sobnieniu, CO w szczegolnoSci pra
VIDA Jest w odniesieniu do Rosyi.
Klutte dowiodi, re Rosya musi
wejSc w przymierze z jednem
przynajmniej pahstwem zachod-
MEM, a do tego ~najlepiej nadaja
sic Niemcy. Wowczas Kautsky,
kt6ry znajdowai sic W Moskwie.
przedstawii Leninowi program
przymierza, jaki wykreSlono w
Berlinie. Punktow tego traktatu
jeszcze ME ~ogloszono publicznie,
ma on jednak zawierac nastepu-
jace gi0wne warunki: Rad boil
szewicki must obchodzizc sic la
godnie z r~osyjskim przemyslem,
a w szczegolnoSci Z fabrykani
broni i amunicyi; Niemcy maja
zaprowadzit porzadek ma kole.
jach rosyjskich; Niemcy wySla
kilka tysiecy wojskowych in
struktorow dla armii rosyjskieJ /:
Rosya zgodzi sic ma wysianie pc
wnej ilosci prowizyi do Nicmiec
i zobowiaze sic ME wchodzic W
zadne porozumienic Z Aliantami !;
W razic potrzcby Rosya ma pre-
Gag lat 20, czyli do roku 1899 20
bowiazuje sic przyjSc Niemcom
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
PROJEKT
NIENIA KOBIET PRZECHO.
DZI w LEGISLATURE
STANU IOWA.

Des Moines, d kwietnia. -
Projckt. moca ktorego kobiety
mieszkajacc W Stanic Iowa O.
trzymuja prawo glosowania w
wyborach prezydencyalnych, 20
stall przeprowadzony W Nizszej
Izbie Legislatury Stanu Iowa glo
sami 81 do 2. Senat przeproWa-
dill 60 kilka dni temu. Obecnie
p6jdzic do gubernatora do pod
pisu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

stanie minister ola spraw zagra-
nicznych Brockdorff : Rantzau;
giownymi delegatami bedq: mi
mister publikacyi, sztuki i litera-
tury Landsbcrg, dyrektor war
burskiego banku DR.. Teodor Mel
chior, prezydent pruskiego sci
mu i narodowego korgresu So
wiet0w Leinert, minister poczt i
telcgraf6w Geisberg i Schueck-
irg. Gala dclegacya skiadac sic
bedzie w caioSci I 75ciu czion-
k6w. Przybycia ich ME MONA SIG
.spodziewac pred dniem Is kwie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
r OCZYSZCZONA Z
BAND PETLURY.

Londyn, % kwietnia. - Gala
Ukraina oczySzczona zoStaia L
band generaIa Pctlury, VODKA
wieSniakow ukrainskich, NOW
rosyjska iskrowa depesza otrzy--
mana tutaj. Wojska bolszewickie
zajely Kamienicc Podolski j ma
j2 pod swa kontrole Gala okollce
az do ujScia rzeki Dniestru.
SPRAWL ~1RLANDZKA.
Paryz, %. kwietnia. - David
Lloyd George, premier bryytjski,
zgodzii sic ma przyjecie delega--
cyl irlandzkiej 7 Ameryki, w
skiad kt6rej wchodza Dunno,
Walsh i Ryan. SPotkanie to z
premierem brytyjskim uSozyi pull
kownik House. Amerykanie
przedstawia zapewne premierowi
.kwestye przyjecia delegatow If
landzkich, kt6rzy przybywaja do
Faryza.
Limerick, % kwietnia. - Z po-
wodu strajku W TEN miescie sy-
tuacya jest ooraz bardziej kryty-
GINA. Wczoraj znowu przysz}o
do stare miedzy strajkierami a
policya, przyczem wymieniono
kilka strzalow. Miasto pozbawio-
ne jest prawie calkowicie zywno-
sci i jezeli pomoc szybko ME ma
.dejdzie, nastapi giod.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
BOLSZEWIKI PANAMI Sc
BASTOPOLA.

Rad krymski umknaI 7 Seba-
stopola do Konstantynopola.
Wladze w SebastoPolu objoi
rad rcwolucyjny. WiadomoSc ia
przyszla iskrowa depcsza rosyl--
ska, kt6ra dodaje, &c pc rokowa-
mach T. komcnda alianckq zgodzo
no sic ma o5miodaiowy rozcjm,
majacy trwat do % kwietnla.
Wl2rawdzie Alianci a zw}aszcza
ich flota. starali sic ocalit Seba--
stopol, ale SHY wroga byiy zbyt
liczne, ably mogli byli stawit sku-
tcczny op6r. Dcpesza Z Salonik do
Journal des Dcbats donosi jed
max, re wojska bolszcwikow ro-
syjskich b~ynajmniej mic zajeiy
portu, ale &c walka ustafa ma ra.
zie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22
Krorika MiejsCowa.
Dokohczenie re STRONGLY 1~-szej.

tania odpowiada, re nikogo ME
obchodzi. czy umrze. w ksiazce
hotelowej zapisaia sic jake L.
Browne, Springfield, ILL.,, lecz
~twierdzi, re to ME jest jej praw-
dziwe nazwisko. Odziez jej jest
kosztowna.-Z ksiazek, ktore zna4
leziono W jej pokoju, jest widocz-
ne, re jest wykszta}cona kobieta.
w jej pugilaresie znaleziono tyl-
ko diva dolary. Me zostawila "a
dnych listow. Wszystkic mozli--
we znaki idcntyfikacyi zniszczy-
10. JednakoWoz znalcziono ma
zwiska kupc6w Z Nowego Yorku
liza bucikach, gorsecie i ~parasolu.
Lckarze watpia, czy wyzdrowicje.
- PAM Winnifriede Woodside
Just, nauczycielka sztuki drama
tycznej ma Uniwersytecie Chica-
goskim, Wczoraj wieczorem u
smiercifa sic, wskoczywszy do la
guny w parku J~acksona. Mieszka
IL pnr. 6054 Kenwood ave. Jej
MAJ jest muzkiem i kompozyto-
rem. Zostawiia krotkie listy do
meza i siostry, w ktorych sic z
mimi zeg1la, lecz ME m6wi O po-
wodzie samobojstwa. Cd n%ieja--
k;ego czasu chorowafa. MAJ jcj,
gdy wr6cil do domu i przeczyta(
list, uwiadomil policye. lego sa-
mego wieczora z%nalcziono cialo.
- Frederick Drew, zamozny
Kalifornijczyk, reprezentant kom
panii zniwiarkowej international
Harvester Co., wyskoczyi wczo-
raj wieczorem przez okno Z dru-
giego pietra szFitala sw, hukasza
i odni6sI tax grozne pokaleczenia
&c umar} w dwie godziny pozniej.
Drew chorowai ma ~powa4ne "a
palen;e piuc. iona lego by}a W
pokoju i starala sic meza zatrzy-
mac. gdy ten sic zblizy} do okna,
lecz Drew, kt6ry byl bardzo sill
nym czlowiek:cm, odsunql ia ma
box i wyskoczyi, zanim zdo}asa
wezwaG ponce.
- William Thomas Murphy,
artysta, wypadi czy wyskoczyi
oknem L trzcCiego rietra hotelu
Grand Pacific i zab;} sic. Ojciec
lego mieszka ppr. 43 East Oa:; III.
M6wi. IL ME vic. dlaczcgo syn je-
60 mialby popcfnit samob6jstwo.
Smicrc kryjc gFeboka t%ajcmnlca.
SlcdztWo bedzie wdrozOnc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-22

jennych z tego kraju. Wszyscy
Amerykanie, ktorzy pozostana
We Wioszech, maja nosic cywil--
ne ubranie. Universal Service do
wiaduje sic, re Francya i Anglia
SO w zupcinej zgodzie re Stanami
Zjednoczonymi w kwcstyi who
skiej. Wiochy jcdnak opieraja sic
uparcie ~przeciwko opinii tych
trzcch pahstw i domagaja sic "a
iatwienia sprawy stosownie do IL
chwal traktatu londynskiego.
P~rezydont Wilson jednak zdccy-
dowany jest ma to, re ami ia ami
lima sprawl ME mole wstrzymae
rodpisania traktatu.
Ma sobotniem posiedzeniu, mo-
mi Temps, Alianci zgodzili sic
oddac Wfochom te czesG miasta
Fiume, kt6ra ley ma Prawym
brzegu rzeki z glownym portem.
Jugo-Sfowianie originality poiu
dniowa czeSG Susak z ia czeScia
portu, ktora ley ma lewym brze-
gu rzeki. Znamiennem jest, re
sprawe Gala wtoska przedstawia
i prowadzi ME premier Orlando
ale baron Sonnino, ministes ola
spraw zagranicznych, ktory jak
wiadomo, jest ekstremista ma tym
punkcie i kt6ry podpisal traktat
londynski.
(Traktat londynski podpisali
26 kwietnia 1915 roku hrabia Ben
ckendorf w imieniu Rosyi, markiz
Imperiali W imieniu Wloch, Cam
bon "a Francye i Sir Edward
Grey "a Wielka Brytanie. We
dug artykuiu czwartego owego
traktatu Wlochy mialy otrzymac
"a udziai w wojnie poiudniowy
Tyrol, Istrye z Tryestem, Cory
eye, Gradyske i kilkanaScie wysp
! wysepek, ktore jednak lea ma
zachod cd portu Fiume. Artykui
piaty oddaje Wlochom wybrzeze
dalmatynskie. o Fiume niema w
traktacie wzmianki, WIosi jed
max domagaja sic obeonie tego
miasta ma podstawie zasady a
mostanowienia, ludnoSc bowiem
niasta jest wfoska. w zamian "a
ten port Wfosi gotowi So poczy-
mic pewne ustepstwa ma rzecz Ju-
go-Slowian w Dalmacyi).
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