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\ NANUFN N EHEVl IHASE-
will sell immediately my garden plot, bun
salow, chicken house, orchard, implements,
chic kens and one acre for IS 600 A going
place for less than tne value of Unmproved
land. Make appointment in first letter. Ad-
dress Bex :a5-k, Star office. 21s
SPEGLAISs-GR. HOUSE: BATH, GAS, ELEC.
station 50 $50. 5r house; large LOT
81 500. 6r. house: 2fs acres. good orcta rd ;
$l.8Ho. ]. NJ. EARNEST, MI. Rainier. Md.
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NOT HAVING ANY FURTHER Use FOR MY
Washington residence, will sell Completely
furnished, my home at l71a Lamont ct. NV,
containing IL rooms and baths; suitable fos
This home must be seen to be appreciated.
Open for inspection daily from to 8 pm
tunity TO get a high class residence equipped
with very costly furniture at the right price.
Phone Columbia 9O24.
Mr., DORSEY, Owner. on premises.
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FOR SALE

STONE & FAIRFAX REALTORS,
1342 NEW YORK AYE
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,WANTED-M0NEY.

$50. 900 FOR THREE YEARS. ON BUSINESS
property; give lowest rate, commission and de-
tails first letter: present incumbrance. $500
AaeSess p. O.. Boz AGO, Baltimore Nd
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE,

NEW GROOM HOUSE; IL LARGE LOTS:
So TOO: terms. WM. II. HUSGERFoRp, Con
yress Heights, D. {. Phone Lnc. 3G55-J. a23'
SMALL HOME, 16x32; NEARLY Il ACRE OF
land; outbuildings: chicken house, bearing
fruit trees schools churches. stores; high ele-
vstion. Price, $780, Address Box I'm, Star
Office 1ss
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NEAR THE ROCKVILLE PIKE AND DIS
trict line; 6M acres, adjoining Friendship
Heights; with Groom and bath residence; cleo
chicken house; garage and stable. Price, 50, 800.
Joseph 9. zLRKLEs aos Colorado bldg. 14th
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-sUBURBAN HOME, CoNvEN-
lent 70 J4th ST. cars; detached corner lot,
75xfI5; garage: house has ME rooms. bath
large front porch sleeping porch, h.w.h., elec.
f! lights and range, hardwood floors and trim,
large closets, conservatory, fireplace, large
attic. Rent, s75 mo.
GUARANTY TRUST Co, Munsey bldg.
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IN KIGHVIEW SECTION, on AVENUE, Ex-
cenent condition; rooms. tile bath; al newly
papered; new double rear porctes; large back
~ r I. ave. ne 2i>
NAosT NEW HOME IN NV. SECTION
q. rooms and bath; h-w-h.. electricity. st, 500.
ddress Box IAN. Star oface.
ONLY $500 CASH.
| Price, 81. Coolest of Ga. ave-: SIX rooms.
reception han an, bath, concrete cs'Iar, 1aun-
dry tubs, hot-wa-@v heat. will be vacant March
I; monthly pa yments, SIS. E d. HOPKINS,
4o4 kenois bldg, I1th and NV. 2os
FOR s4LE-PRACTICALLY NEW 5kODM
vacant house; price. SEQ: located at 1911
Mass ave. Sc. Very reasonable terms. Frank
lin .442. 4le Kenois bldg. fSs
So. 4o0-s4oo CASH. GROOM BAY-wISDow
brick; cellar: pozciles; latrohes: deep back
yard to paved alley. room f5r garage. MAR
TIN r wE3E- 1907 ST ne.
& BARGAIN-6-RooM MODERN HOUSE,
near East Capitol St, easy terms; Tacsnt-
owner, C. BAUM, 1925 n. c. ave. ne. Ian.
3f51-
500 CASH, $50 PER MONTH VIII, BUY
my new Groom. modern house; screened sleep
ing porch: heated garage: facing government
park; high elevation. Address Box ism, Star
Office.
FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT,
square from Conn. ave. in d. c.. ali i'm
provements; 49x1s8; price 3sc 50. IT.; sur
rounded by beautiful homes; terms if desired
address Box 1f0M, Star office.
FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW, 8
rsnkns. baths. Chevy Chase, ID. c.; owner
leasicg city. Address Box HAM Star Office
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FOR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

WE OFFER THE BEST PROPERTIES
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TENANT GOING TO CALIFORNIA, WILL
sell 7-roorn house, furnished or unfurnished;
Ieuse he- -1K> Address Box 4S-Ar Star esacn-
Evening star., 1919-02-18

AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
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TOR SALE

NEAR PARK EOAD-WFsST OF 18th ST.
A modern 6r, and b. colonial brick. in spIer-
sid condition, having h.-w.h., elec. and all con-
vrriences; with large porches. good yard and
J0om for garas" only 81 GO. easy terms This
is a bargain for the type of house anu loca ton
.Act quickly. Prompt possession.
WM. II. RITCuIE.
Colorado building. Franklin 572s
Evening star., 1919-02-18

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
GTSTLEM8N'S SUBURBAN HOME OF II
rooms with acre Of ground electric light /;
gas; hot-water heat; tile bath: shade fDe
lawn, large garden plot. etc: finely located
close to city Convenient to This is the
best bargain near Washington. Price 81 900.
Easy terms. A. B. CAMPBELL. 1410 II NV.
Evening star., 1919-02-18

WITHOUT SEEING OUR LIST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-09
SEES PEACE HAVEN
IN BUSY SWEDEN
Hal 0'FIaherty Says Country
Is Working Most Con-
tentedIy.
BY HAL O,FLAHERTY.
by Cable to The Star and Chfcag
Daily News. Copyright. 1919.

Daily News. Copyright, 1919.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, November s.
profiting by the lessons of
the Russian revolution. is working
harder and more contentedly than at
any other time since 1914, with pros
poets for the future as bright as, if not
brighter than. those of any other ma
ton of the world. Coming here from
England after viewing nearly a year
or continual industrial strife. during
winch time l have watched the whole
community suffer while this union or
that gained technical points in the
matter of wages or hours through the
use of strike weapons, Sweden APP
pears TO me as a haven of peace. No
workmen are striking. nor are there
signs of strikes ahead. Every indus
try is leaping forward in production,
unable to fill a fraction of the orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-09
COMPEL MEXICO
TO REPAY BIG RANSOM

The State Department is called upon
to take steps Immediately to force the
Mexican government to reimburse the
Americans who paid the s15o.0o0 ran
som to the bandits for release Of Will
liam o. Jenkins. American consular
agent at Puebla. Mexico, by resolu-
ton introduced late yesterday by Rep
resentative Norman ]. Gould of New
York. republican.
A less drastic resolution was intro
duced by Senator King. democrat. of
Utah, which asks the State Depart
rnent to report whether the Mexican
government has been requested to re-
imburse Mr.. Jenkins to the amount of
the ransom.
Both resolutions were referred to
committees.
In offering his measure, Representa-
tive Gould charged that the State De-
partment. lin open and cynical repu-
diation of sacred government obliga-
tions to protect the lives. liberty and
property of it's citizens. had declared
an open season on Americans and it's
official representatives for bandits and
rebels in Mexico"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-09
Suffered for Food.

At this time a year ago Sweden suf-
tered intensely as result of the
1000 shortage. but that condition has
been speedily remedied. Every food
snop in Stockholm displays such Il
abundance of good things that it is
hard to believe that the Swedes have
ever had to eat black bread or do
without sugar and butter 1t is al
most unbelievable to Americans and
EnSllshmen coming here that any
country can enjoy such a large meas
ure of prosperity in view of world
conditions.
Especially is it surprising to find
mat SWedlsh labor, hitherto strongly
aosorbed some bolshevist propaganda,
hut conditions prove that the men are
stead1astiy against anything like
communism or Sovietism. They have
atched the progress of affairs across
the Baltic. and are now content to
proceed along constitutional lines
with an organized representative gov
eminent as their ideal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-09
Activity in Building.

Another indication of Sweden's
prosperity is evident in almost every
portion OF the country This is the
vast amount of building under way.
Stockholm undoubtedly has more new
buildings under construction than all
the rest of the capitals in Europe
combined. The civic improvements
extend in every direction. The skill
ed wcrllmen employed in construction
express only satisfaction over the
conditions generally They declare
that it is possible to live comfortably
and support their families upon their
earnings.
All they ask is that the government
shall reduce prices so far as possible
Swift action by the Swedish govern
ment to inaugurate the reforms
asked for by the laboring classes is
indicated by the program just out
lined in the riksdag. 1t is proposed
to alleviate the housing shortage by
furthering building loans. buildii, e
houses for state employees and gettin 2
city and state corporations wherever
the shortage is acute.
Now that world peace seems as
sured Sweden expects to cut down
military and naval training and to
limit the CONSUMPTION of students as
well as unfit men. Broadly speakin g,
Sweden is the only country in the
world without profiteers. without re-
strictions on food. without strikes
and without widespread unrest and
misery. 1t is like a peaceful valley
between two active volcanoes-Amer-
lea on one side and Russia on the
other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-09

of transportation of these passengers
viii be borne by the German govehSS
ment. and the transmittal of bill foA
S64.S0o to cover that transportation.
30 "flN nv the War Department.
through Diplomatic channels. to Ger
.." , .o..s,I,utes the frst CONNER
cial transaction between the United
States and Germany since our entry
into the conflict.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-09
First Transaction With Germany.

The War Department Is rendering
Germany German prisoners of war
and internes who desire such return.
Recently the U. S. S. Pocahontas
sailed from New York with more than
1900 German passengers. The cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-09
Will Annex Territories.

AS | told you. Russia will annex
the territories of ancient Poland and
part of eastern Prussia. France will
certainly take back Alsace-Lorraine
and extend herself. perhaps. over the
Rhenish provinces. Belgium should
receive in the direction of AK an
important territorial increase. AS to
the German colonies. France and Eng
land will partition them at their own
pleasure. Finally, I wish that Schles-
wis-Holstein and the zone of the En-
peror William canal Kiel canal,
should be restored to Denmark
II think that NJ. Delcasse per-
sonaliy will agree to everything your
majesty has said to me- said NJ
Paleologue.
And Hanover?' asked the car.
Will it not be convenient to recon-
struct it? BY the interposition of a
small free state between Prussia and
the coast we will much strengthen
peace. as II is there our direct thought
must be. Our action will not be .justi-
lied by history unless it be a noble
idea-the thought OF securing for a
very long time the worlds peace
Then this will be the end of the
German empire?' asked the French
am bassador."
Here the section ends with the re-
mark ito be continued" 1t is now
the turn of Paris to continue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-09

The greatest battle Of the late war
was probably the battle Of verdun,
in which hundreds of thousands Of
men were engaged and which con-
tinued. with brief Interruptions, for
more than a year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-09

will have trouble to maintain the
reclaim at least Its independence.
Austria will then be limited to it's an
cient hereditary states--to the Ger
man Tyrol and the country of Seiz-
burg 1t is in Germany, above all.
that great changes will occur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-09

Engraving on'wood was long known
in China, but began in Europe with
the manufacture of playing cards,
about LOO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-09
VERSAILLES TREATY TERMS
APPROXIMATE CARS IDEA
Nicholas Romanoff, in Autumn of 1914
Outlined Proposals Originated by
His Foreign Minister.

the middle section of this telegram.
Unfortunately the other sections are
missing from the archives of the
cars foreign ministry. Doubtless the
secret files in the French foreign of
flee could yield a complete account
of how NJ. Sazonoff. in bargaining for
Constantinople, inspired the French
government with confidence that the
most far-reaching aims might be
realized.
but Premier Clemenceau and Gen,
Foch knew how to capitalize the
Romanoff ideas, , 1t is noteworthy that
the cars statement that Russia Will
annex the territories of ancient Po-
land" was made shortly after the IA
nous manifesto OF Grand Duke Mich
olas promising the restoration and
independence of Poland.
Translation of Section.
Following is literal translation of
the section of the Paleologue. dis
patch dated November %. 1914. which
l copied:
Secret continuation.
Determination of the Balkan ques-
ton having ended, his majesty ask ed
me, And Austria Hungary, what will
become of it? Putting the question
in this way, the emperor probably
desired to emphasize the persona!
character of the exchange of views TO
which he invited me. l answered:
Austria Hungary Will survive with
difficulty the territorial losses to
which the unfortunate emperor
Francis Joseph. will be obliged to
consent. The Austro- Hungarian union
having failed. l believe that the part
ners will not be able to continue
marching together
81 believe SO, too the car said.
Hungary deprived of PENNSYLVANIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-09
BY ISAAC DON LEVINE.
by Cable to The Star and Chicago
Daily News. Copyright, 1919.

BERLIN, November 5.-The terms
of peace of the treaty Of Versailles
are coincident, in an amazing degree.
with terms of peace outlined by
Nicholas Romanoff. Gear of Russia, in
the autumn Of 1914. These peace
terms originated with Sergius Sazo-
noff. the cars minister of foreign
affairs and at present acting in the
same capacity for the anti-holshevist
government of Ekaterinburg, which
is allied with the Kolchak faction.
The proof is in my hands. 1t is in
the form of secret telegram record
Ing a conversation which the French
ambassador in Petrograd. NJ. Paleo-
logue, had with the car in November,
1914, in which the latter outlined in
detail peace terms which to an as
tonishing degree were carried out
nearly five years later by the cham
pions of world democracy gathered
in Paris
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Telegram Sent in Code.

The telegram was sent in three sec
tons in code to Theophle Delcasse,
French minister of foreign affairs at
bordeaux, where the French govern
ment was then located. Nearly all
confidential messages sent by dplo-
matte representative in Russia to
their governments We're copied and
decided by special section in the
cars foreign Office possessing most
of the existing code keys NJ. Paleo-
logne's dispatch was also copied and
submitted to the car. who marked it
with a blue pencil 1 have copy Of
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26
ROBOTNICY OKRETOWI
ME. OTRZYMAJA
PODWYzKI.

Washington, 26 marca. - Der
res. sekretarz departamentu
przemys}owc6w metalowych przy
Amerykahskiej Federacyi Piracy
oznajmii, ze poczawszy do przy-
sz}ego miesiaca, ia mocy uchwa'
ly zapadiej pomiedzy unla robot
nikow metalowych kontrakto.
rami okretowemi, ME bedzie moz
na robotnikom okretowym udzic.
lie wiekszych plac cd tych, jake
otrzymuja obecnic.
Zawiadomicnic to wydano pc
diugicj konfcrencyi pomiedzy de-
legatami robotnikow a urzedni.
kami korporacyi okretowcj "E.
mergency". ma czele ktorych stal
sam dyrektor generalny Picz O.
raz L. c. Marshall.
Dyrcktor Piez oswiadczyi, ze
starania sa w toku, ably zmnicJ-
szyc koszta budowy okret6w.
Czionkowie delegacyi ro6otnikow
pracujacych w warsztatach okre-
towych mad oceanem Spokojnym
twierdza, ze dyrektor Piez przez
powyzsze oSwiadczenic nic mial
ma mysli znizcnia obecnych plac
-,hofni1yo,,,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26
ANSELL o SADACH
WOJENNYCH.

Washington, 26 marca. - W
movie wczorajszej wygloszonej
pred Liga narodowa, pulkownik
S. T. Ansell, niedawno zdegrado-
wany re stopnia gencrafa przez
Department wojny. po owych
senzacyjnych zeznaniach jego
podczas inwestygacyi Senatu W
dzialalnosci sadow wojennych.
przytoczyf kilka szczeg6iow ME
sprawiedliwosci sad6w wojen.
nych mad zolnierzami.
Jeden przyklad odnosii sic do
pewnego zoinierza niezdrowego
ma umysle, ktory opr6cz tcgo cier
piaf ma chorobe powodujaca garb.
Ot6z zoinierza tego uznano win
nym dezercyi. Wyrokiem sadu wo
jennego zostaf niehonorowo wy
dalony 2 szeregow wojskowych
a W dodatku skazano go ia die
wiecdziesiat dziewiec dni ciezkiej
piracy.
,,Obrone tego zolnierza, o in
teligencyi dziecka ,niezdolnego
do zadnej s}uzby wojskowej, od-
dano miodemu porucznikowi, kto
ry oprocz dzierzenia miana O.
brohcy, ME posiadaf zadnych in
nych kwalifikacyi prowadzenla
sprawy nieszczesliwego zo}nie-
RIA. Oskarzenia rzadowe wypi-
sywane byiy zaledwie ma czterech
kartkach papieru a opieraiy sic
ma zeznaniach kapitana / sierzan-
ia. Podczas gdy oskarzyciele roz-
DoLonezenie ne etronicy =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26
" Sadaeh Wojennych Niema PTswa, M6wi Anse||'
ZABURZENIA RASOWE W NOWYM Y0RKU.
Meksykanie Morduja Wiezuia Ameryka1skiegO.
SMIALE RABUNKI.
lime granny Krajowe.

kilkudzicsiecioma rekoma, ma kto
rym slocistcmi nici wyszytc So
gwiazdy ia Geese tych, ktorzy
oddali ia oltarz ojczyzny to, CO
mieli najdrozszego - swc zycie
Nastr0j ten ponury nic trwa!
jcdnakzc dIugo, DO zaraz "a O.
wynn sztandarcm ukazujc sig
wspaniala postat dowodzcy dy-
wizyi wraz sztabem, jadacych
ma ognistych rumakach.
Policya twierdzi ze W mani
iestacyi tcj uczestniczyio wieccj
publicznosci, niz w ktorejkol-
wick paradzic urzadzoncj W tenn
micSciC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26
AKCYA PRZECIW PODEJ-
RZANYM KOMPANIOM.
Niektore szczegoiy o szalbier-
skich kompaniach.

Move szczeg6iy wyszfy wczo-
raj ma jaw W Sledztwie pred Sc
dzia federalnym Landisem W
sprawie metod i operacyi finanso-
wych kompanii Consumers Pack
ing Co. Sedzia stara sic wybadac,
co sic stato z pieniedzmi'za ktore
al7cyonaryusze 11upili al0cye w ma
dziei, re lo1uja je W dobrym in
teresie. Jak wiadomo, szesciu u
rzednikow tejze kompanii juz 20
staio przekazanych fawie sedziow
wielkoprzysiegfych.
Wozoraj ponad stu sprzedawa-
czy akcyi zosta4o wezwanych. Ra
bin A. ]. Messing, jeden oskar-
ionych urzednikow, twierdzi, &c
oni otrzymali lwia czesc zyskow.
Sedzia egzaminowai znaczna Ii
czbe tychze. Sedzia Lands zna-
ny jest ze swej aelaznej reki.
Wiec kazdy egzanlinowanych
najPrz6d sic opieral, lecz w'kr6tce
.perswazye' sedziego zrobily
swoje i niemal kazdy re sprzeda-
waozy akcyi ,,dobrowolme' od--
dai pod opieke sadu swe conto
bankowe, swa skrzynke W skarb-
cu ochronnym, pieniqdze swej
zony swa caba wlasnoSc. Tym,
ktorzy tego ME uczynili, sedzia
zapowiedzia}, re bedzie przeciw
MIN wytoczona akcya sadowa o
odzyskanie zysk6w ze sprzedazy
akcyi.
Wyszlo takze ma jaw w ciagu
wczorajszych przes}uch0w, re
protokoty posiedzeii dyreIkto-
row kompanii byly fatszowane.
J. Strauss, zam. pnr. 2S49 West
Division ul., byly alderman i
czionek legislatury stanowej, kt6-
ry wedfug ksiazek kompanii nlia}
bye jej dyrektorem cd samego "a
lozenia w lutym zesziego roku /
ktory miaf bye obecny na posie--
dzeniach, ma kt6rych wielkie su-
my pieniedzy uzyto W niew}aSci-
wy spos6b, zeznai wczoraj pod
przysiega, re dopiero w listopa--
die roku zeszfego byi uwiado-
miony o tenn, IL byl dyrektorem
kompanii. Me byi oczywiscie ma
zadnem Posiedzeniu dyrektorow
przed tym miesiacem.
Me mial ami jednej akcyi. Do
piero w styczniu br. podano mu
certyfikat ma 10 akcyi, ktory pod
pisal. Dotychczas ME dal ami jed
nego dolara ma akcye w tel kom-
panii. I
Strauss sedziemu przyrzeki, re
zwr6ci $500, ktore otrzymaf cd
kompanii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-03-26

brali dyamcnty, broszki i piers
cionki wartoSci $1,000. Przytom--
nose umysiu pani Heinrich ocali-
la kilka set dolarow W gotowcc i
b;zuteryc wartuSci $1,000
Bloom sadzii poczatku,ze rabu-
sic zartowali, "a CO niemal dostal
kule W noge.
- William Fisher, LEGACY LAT 10,
aresztowany zostai wczoraj przcz
policye re stacyi Fillmore "a kra-
dziez bizutcryi odziezy warto-
sci 1920 w micszkaniu ]. Liebcr-
mana, pnr. 1906 w. Jackson blvd,
Fisher poraz picrwszy aresztowa-
ny by', gdy mial lat s. w zakEa-
dzic poprawczym dla chio"c6w W
St. Charles byi blisko 20 razy, a
~ razy ucickl tego zaisIadu.
- Detektywi wczoraj uzyskali
zeznania Cd !. Sturgesa, 19-letnie
60 niedorostka, ktore wyjaSniaja
przynajmniej 80 rozboj6w, popel-
nionych w ostatn;ch dwu miesiq-
each. Sturses ma bye synem wy
bitnego adwokata " Los Angeles,
Cal. Aresztowany zostai przy ro-
gu ulic Van Buren i State przcz
detcktyw0w. kt6rym Z opisu
Sutrges wydawal sic podobnym
Go jednego re sprawc6w licznych
rabunkow W ostatnich czasach.
Sturgcs byl cz}okiem szajki,
zwanej ,,Gimpy's gang. na kt6-
rel czelc byf kulawy zofnierz, cho
dzqcy o szozudiach. Szajka ia O.
brabowala przynajn1niej 80 CARA
z6w. Miedzy innyrni obrabowali
garaze: Union Motor Garage,
pnr. 13 \. Union ul., Loyola Ga
rage, pnr. 1923 Devon ave, H.
ttrstate Garage. Co., pnr. 40 y.
Market ul. inne.
- Policya wczoraj napedziia
trzech bandytow, lstorzy usilowa-
Ii wysadzic drzwi kasy ognio-
trwafej w ibiurze Chicago Flexi--
BILE Shaft Co., pnr. $500 w. 12ta
ul. Poprzednio rabusie usilowali
obrabowat F. Thomasa, ktory "a
miast podniesc rece, ,nciek}. Ma
szczescie sIrotka} policyanta w.
Zarro, kt6remu powiedziai, co
sic stalo, a nastepnie lzatelefono-
wal ma stacye policyjna Cicero i
Fillmore. Policyant Zarro zasta}
rabusiow przy robocie w biurze
kompanii. Wkr6tce potem przy--
byi woz patrolowy z policyanta-
mi. W,ywiazala sic walka rewol--
werowa, W ktorej jeden z rabu--
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nyrni zauikami.
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