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Arizona republican., 1920-10-22

and receive value dollar for dollar for the money we raise for roads. I can not urge too strongly the necessity of getting behind this bill and voting it across on the End of November"
 MT. Heard, in his speech, called at tention to the details of the framing of the act. stating that it was the product of representatives of each of the IA counties of the state, each mem Der of the committee being man well versed in road legislation and adminis- tration Mir Heards remarks were punctuated with references to a large map of the states present road sys- tenn, which showed clearly the numer- ous roads laid out, constructed and then abandoned in favor of some other routes. His plea to the association was that it spread the gospel of the bill far and wide getting the people to read 1t that they might become familiar with its every meaning.
 This County Not Favored
 Mir. Heard pointed out the assertion that Maricopa county would benefit more than any other section from the new law. was groundless. as the facts were that Maricopa county was spend | ing a large proportion of its S4,OOO,O0O bond issue on constructing and inn proving state roads. which would leave II
 | just that much more money to be used for road construction elsewhere in the state. He also stated that more money would be voted by the board of super
 visors for the improvement of the Apache trail within the county, and that this would again save the state | the expenditure of a large amount oi money in improving this road. He also called attention to the fac' that the bill divorces politics from tho state highway department, in that I ! specifics that no more than three mem
 bers of the commission can belong t' the same political party.
 "The bill is non-partisan in every re spect," he stated. land as such merits the support of every man and woman regardless of their political affiliattoi
 or belief
 Bert Payne, mayor of Globe, also ap peared before the meeting to urge tn defeat of the county division bill at tn | November election. He declared 1t measure designed for the benefit of few. and said as such it merited tn
 decisive defeat at the polls which h
 was certain would be administere' II to it.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-22
AUTOMOBILE MEN LINE UP BEHIND
 ROAD MEASURE

Great enthusiasm was manifested yesterday noon at a luncheon of the Phoenix chapter of the Arizona Auto fptive Dealers association in favor of tlf highway commission bill which conas before the voters of the state at the November election.
 sS,Neral speakers addressed the gath cs-ne of automobile men and were re- ceivod enthusiastically. They were Thomas c. Norris of Prescott. former president of the Arizona Good Roads association; Francis Veile, also of Prescott and a member of the com mission which drew up the proposed highway act. and Dwight B. Heard.
 The purposes of the bill were brought to tho attention of those present. and the necessity for immediate action in spreading broadcast the facts regard ing the bill was impressed upon the dealers.
 The Phoenix chapter to a man as- serted its belief fin the need for sucf highway bill. and immediate actior win bo taken by the association mem bers to bring to the attention of all tho automobile dealers of the state tn, necessity of supporting the bill at tho polls in the interest of good roads. N Must Forget Sectionalism
 Mir. Norris stated in his talk that tn, ftime had come to sweep aside section. allsm and Co unite the entire people O tho state In movement that means ss much to the future of Arizona.
 He stated that after studying man, highway laws adopted by various states, he was thoroughly convinced that the proposed act cmbodies the fin, points of them an. yet that it zoe farther and eliminates many objection
Arizona republican., 1920-10-22
IT'S FIRST REGIMENT,
 ARIZONA CAVALRY

Attention!
 It's the First Regiment. Arizona Cavalry, National Guard. That is the way you say it if you wish to be per fectly correct and you will not be considered up on national guard af- fairs if by any chance you refer to the organization as First Cavalry, Arizona National Guard.
 For word has come from the militia bureau giving the correct designation for national guard units.
 Troop B, which will have federal in spection next week, is planning a Halloween dance at the Woman's S club for the benefit of the troop fund. Although the arrangements have not as yet been completed it is understood the event will be delightful in every particular.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-22

able features of the laws of a number of states pertaining to highway ad- ministration.
 He urged the administration to leave no stone unturned to bring about the success of the measure at the polls at the November election.
 Mir. Veile. in speaking of the various objections he had heard regarding the bill. stated that they were easily swept aside when the truth were known of the purposes of the bill. Many people are led to believe" he said, that Maricopa county will dominate the bal ance of the state; that this county is endeavOring to get it's roads improved at the expense of the rest of the state I say to you gentlemen, as the repre- sentative of another county, that we know this would be utterly impossible under the new highway act. The pro- visions of the act are such that four members approval on any decision is necessary to carry any action the com mission may take, and under the new act. log rolling. or trading between counties to obtain favorable legislation Is impossible.
 Must Have State Road System
 "The charge has been made that tn, highway commission of five men vii have complete control of the $34, 900. GOO bond issue of the state. Such [ thing on the face of it is an impossi bility, as the bonded limit of the stat | is at present only about S450000 anS | the people wousd have to change th' law to enable thefa to incur more in debtedness as a state.
 ''We people of Yavapai county. ant believe we can say the same thinl for the rest of the state, are tired o the ever-changing policy of the high way department brought about by tn political change every two years in tha department. We have roads in Yava pal county that were started and bull for several miles. to finally end u against a mountain or malapai hill-o no use to anybody and gross vast I of the peoples money. We have roa laid out this year, a lot of money spen on 1t, and then abandoned the mex | year, and a new one started. Thi thing cannot go on. There is no req road system in Arizona nor even a | apology for one. Under this new ac We cannot help but save the taxpayer of the state an enormous sum yearly
Arizona republican., 1920-10-22

you for your telegram and say that visit to Phoenix by park-to-park cara van lies entirely with officers in charge to whom invitation been re- ferred. Director Mather says impos. sible for Secretary Payne or himself to make trip to Arizona and hopes an- other opportunity offer soon to con tinue pleasant acquaintance with you.
 O. VAN WICK, JR.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-22
FEDERAL OFFICIALS
 CANNOT COME HERE

Secretary of the Interior Payne and Stephen D. Mather, director of national parks. will not visit Arizona during their western tour, according to a tele> gram sent Governor Thomas E. Camp bell yesterday in response to his in- vitation, which supplemented that of the Phoenix chamber of commerce
 Governor Campbell in extending the
Arizona republican., 1920-10-22

invitation to Phoenix suggested that the route be arranged to permit a trip over the Apache Trail to the Roosevelt dam and from there to the Grand Canyon.
 The reply received yesterday fol- lows:
 Los Angeles, Cal, october 20, 1920. Governor Campbell Phoenix, Arizona.
 Director Mather instructs me thanL
Arizona republican., 1920-10-22

Persia has no distilleries, breweries or saloons, and native wine is the only intoxicating beverage.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-22

Lloyd's. London, has established an aviation insurance department.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-22

rho weasel has been called the aero bat of nature: it can perform every kind of acrobatic feat.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31
MURDERED HER HUSBAND;
 WOMNN ESC NPES THE LAW

BANEAUN. tuNuGo>. France Aug. 20 Sclt-cout,ssad ,.aycr of her nus band. whom >no admitted having kill ,d fifteen ycarS ago, Madame Huchcz walked away from the local court housc free woman, the police com missioner povr,.ys, morl ,nc .ay.. to ares, aud arrai.n her.
 Madame Huchez and her husband m 1905 jointly kept the Inn of the Golden Lion on the outskirts of this town. Their married life was unhappy. vio- lent quarrcIS often breaking the mouotony of long periods of suikj- ucs, and mutual silence. Then one day Monsieur Huchcz disappeared. Madame cNp,ajupd ,ha, he had aoan- doncd her and cjopod 10 America with another woman. She sold the inn and sjx months latrg left town.
 A vicious horse IH,h,d out with both heels in the stable ot the "Gnidcn Lion" d. flew days ago. The kicking animal uncovered below the broken blanks of his stall, an oId rusty trunk It contained the skeleton ot man.
 The police remembering the disap- pcarancc of the former lapdiord. set out 70 find Madame Huchcz, whom they promptly located in Grcnoblc. At their invitation she returned to Bay eaux.
 Cool and collected, she accused two former stable hands of having mU-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31
LATEST BRITISH A!RSHIP
 Is GIVEN TRIAL FLIGHT

BARROW, Eng, Aug, &l-- Brit aiu'a u.u., alr.n.p R-So has jus. ""ca given tru, for the purpos" Of trim ming and maneuvring rather than speeding. Faster than RIA about five miles an hou, the R-SO is about 100 feet shor.rr with a gas capacity of L. 25o,0oo ,abj, rcct>against the R-%i's 100000 .oet.'
 The a h.r haa fonr motors giving a total horsepower of 9Go; can aver age about 70 miles m hour and cruise under full power ~ 65 miles. She has b,.n butt oo improved designs which make ror speed, strength and durabil-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31

trad her husband Both h&d siut" djol Encouraged, and wishing ,o press her success, she linked the name of one Montroy as an accessory after the fact. Hc k still living and Was immediately summoned Hr ad- mt,cd digging a hole beneath ,b. floor of the stable and having placed therein, at Madame IIuchez's request. a large uunk which the landiajy to,d nrm ,cutam,d ,,ivcwa.c and mcu ,a.r. say ". hod not to include m th impending sale of the inn.
 Madame huyhoz broke down and confessed The police tooS her at once to tn, local judge. !to immoI lately discharged her from custody.
 According to Article 631, of the Code the crime 'S outlawyd, d. no leg al action or investigation had been taken within 10 years of the day the murder Was committed.
 Before departing for Gganoblo where she will resume her occupation Mad ame iiuchoz purchased a long, heary black veil. For the fist time in fjr- ten yrals. she was officially a widow.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31

jty, has ,tcam-lincd hull and can lift about %S's tons gross.
 The trial Was carried cut without a hitch and the vessel was housed just aS easily aS she was b,6rgnt out or ,hr huge shcd
 -
 E. l.. ihanc, the Juneau capitalist ,"1 mining man. st4t'a that a large pulp mill will be erected on the cnan- uc, next year.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31
CIdSSifiedS
PROPOSAL.

Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the General Storckcepcr, Alaskan Engineering Commi>S sion, An c.orasc, Alaska, until p. M. Septem- oor ISC, for the furnishing of l5,OOO ,ounCS ol thoroughly dried fish Cor dog feed, delivered in Seward by October list. A2l-23-25-2S.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31
FRUIT CANNING season is here. Get your Kerr pint and quart jars at J. L. Graei's. Jy26tf.

Information wanted of Karl Horath, Miner, aged w42 last heard from while working on dam at Cushionbcrry ranch, Victorville, Calf; went to Alas ka, in 1911; grcy-blue eyes, light brown hair, medium size. Aged mother &nG sister will kindly thank for .rf1"- nation. Anna Horath, Warwick, Or anse County, N. |. A2l.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31

Herring fish bait for sale at Hali- out Cove, price three cents a pound.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31

FOR SALE For $275 we'll furnished , room house. See Dougherty. A3I.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31

National Water Motor Washers at ]. l.. Graefs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31

LinOleum and Congoleum rugs at Graef's.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31

Lots of hardware for sale cheap at Gracis.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31

Two and three ply roofing at Graef's.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31

FOR RENT Furnished houses and cabins. See Dougherty.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31

Haymaker's implements at CRAFTS.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31

FOR SALE Indian runner ducks and chickens. Write Henry Collier, Moose Pass. S1O
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31
New 1UrK, 127 w. 27th Street.
x Q T 1 C F.

 At Seattle Office opened buying department benefit Alaska Trade individuals connections for selling The rendered
  ing and prompt attention. We are READY WILLING and ABLE to buy right to ship right
  will receive immediate attention WRITE US there obligation the necton that the Alaska Trade the buying fishing and rubber household fact. anything that manufactured We willing develop market Alaskan products with full particulars will sold right
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31

Anchors. large and small. at Graefs
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31

Aluminium ware at Graefs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-08-31

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07
KAMPANIA POLSKA WE
DLUG PLANU FOCH'A.

Paryz, Z. sierpnia. - General
Weygand, szef sztabu marszaika
Foch'a, ofiarowai swoje uslugi
generalnenu sztabowi polskiemu,
jezeli bedzie mia} swobode dzia-
tania bedzie mogf przedsiewziac
takie kroki, jake bedzie uwazal
"a konieczne i odpowiednie. Gen.
Piisudski pozostaje nadal glow
no wododzacym arrnia polska.
Gen. Weygand planuje ewakuo
wac Warszawe, niz przyjac decy-
dujaca bitwe pred stolica "a
mierza trzymac linie Wis1y, procz
garbu w ktorym ley Warszawa.
Gen. Weygand nalega na zupei-
na swobode W zamianie oficerow
rolskich, ktorzy okazali sic nieod-
| powiednirni, oficerami francuski-
mi. Gen. Weygand zada zgody
na obsadzenie odpowiedzialnych
mieisc oficerani francuskimi.
Gen. Weygand wyrazA sic do
gen. Pifsudskiego, re kytyczna
sytuacya Polski moze bye szyb-
ko znicniona przez zasadnicza
zrniane taktyki. Ma on zamiar
dzia4a6 wediug planu wypracowa-
nego przez Foch'a.
Taktyka Foch'a polega na cofa-
niu sic pred gwaitownymi ataka-
mi nieprzyjaciela, zanim ten zda-
zy zniszczyc linie'komunikacyjne,
nastepnie przejscie do gwaitow-
nego ataku.
Oferta gen. Weygand'a bedzie
prawdopodobnie przyjeta przez
gen. Pi1sudskiego dzisiaj.
Wojska wegierskie, kt6re So
wysyiane do Polski, znajduja sic
pod komenda francuska.
STAN WoJENNY w WAR
SZAWIE.
Warszawa, 7. sierpnia. - Ga
binet ministrow polskich powziaa
decyzye zaprowadzenia stanu wo-
jennego w Warszawie. Obecnie
miasto jest juz na stopie wojen--
nej.
Dokumenty znalezione przy jeh
each bolszewickich zawieraja o.
bietnice dow6dcow arrnii bolsze-
wickiej, ze W razie wziecia War
szawy, zostanie ona oddana armii
czerwonej ma LUP, GRAB1Ez,
| MORD I GWALT W ciagu pieciu
dni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07
5000 Mieszka1c6w 0pu$cfo
West Frankfort, Ill.
Cox DIS Uwiadomiony 0 Nominacyi.
WSprawie 1Stej Poprawkii i Aktu Volsteada.
Amerykanie W Meksyku Spiesza do Granicy.
LNNE TEL E G r A MY K R 10 WE

kahcow, przeciw wspoi-mieszkati-
com, Wlochom przcciw VIA
dzom micjskim.
Wczoraj popoludniu otr-ymal
on wiadomosG cd ma jora Wilbur
SattcrficIda, komendanta wojska
w West Frankfort, zc sytuacya
jeSzczc wciqz jest groznq.
West Frankfort, 7. sierpnia.-
Pc ca}onocnych krwawych roz--
ruchach, W kt0rych picc os6b 20
stalo zabitych, a kilkanaScic ra--
nionych, zdolano przywr6cit spo-
k0j i tylko W niektorych czesciach
miaSta panuja jcszczc wzburze--
MIA. Oko}o 5000 micszkanc6w-
cudzozicmc6w, przeciw kt6rym
awanturnicy skicrowali atak, 20
sta}o zmusAonych opuScic miasto.
Przybycie tu $50 zolnierzy stano-
wcgo w&ska takze przyczyniio
sic do przywrocenia pokoju. Kill
ka budynkjw zostafo spalonych
i kilka set obconarodowcow, zwia
szcza Wlochow, zosta}o poranio-
nych, W tenn znaczna iloSG kobiet.
Milicya zosta}a rozstawiona W
osadach, zamieszkalych prevail
ME przez obconarodowcow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, sob ii, ! sierpnia: Sw. ka-
jetana W.
JutrO, niedziela, sierpnia: Sw'
CSryaka MecZ.
Jedenasta Niedziela pc Zielonych
Swiatkach.
Ewangelia: % Uzdrowieniu Gfu-
ChOnicmegO".
POjutrze, PoniedziaIek, o sierPnia:
Sw. Romano VI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07
DALSZA REORGANIZACYA
ARMII.

Washington, 7. sierpnia.
Rozporzadzenie, znoszace szest
departamentow armii ustana-
wiajace dziewiec obszarow kor--
pusowych, stosownie do aktu re.
organizacyjnego, zostaio przygo.
towanc w departamencie wojny |
oczekuje potwierdzenia sekreta--
RIA Bakera. Departments ktore
zosta}yby zniesionc So: poinocno-
wschodni, Boston, ktorego ko-
mendantem byi maj. general I'D.
wards; wschodni, Governors Is.
land, n. Y, pod kierownictwem
maj. senerala Bullard; centralny
Chicago, zostajacy pod komenda
maj. generala Leonardo Wooda;
zachodni, San Francisco, gdzie ko
mendantem byi maj. general Lis-
gett; poludniowy, Fort Sam Hou.
ston, Texas, ktorego komendan-
tenn byi maj. general Dickman i
poludniowo-wschodni, Charles.
ton, S. c., gdzie obecnie komcn-
deruje general Morrison.
Geograficzne granice dziewie
ciu obszar6w korpusowych jesz--
cze ME zostafy ogfoszone. kazdy
obszar zostawac ma pod komend4
maj. generala tax, jak obecne de-
partamenta armii, w kazdym
znajdowac sic maja cztery dywi
Eye: dwie stanowic maja orga-
rizacye rezerwowe, ktore by}yby
tylko potrzebowane w naglem ME
bezpieczehstwie kraju, jedna dy-
wizya skiadalaby sic 2 regularne.
go wojska, a czwarta ze stanowei
milicyi. <... .
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KrOnika ChicaSOska.

wicieli, ma ktorcm beda czynlo-
ne starania, ably zgodzic sic ma
;cdncgo wsp0lncgo kandydata Go
urzcdu fcdcralncgo, gdyz W ten
spos0b naj}atwiej da sic ublc kan
dydata Thompsohczyk0w. w po
sicdzeniu tenn wezmq udziai mig
dzy inncmi; gubcrnator Lowden,
kongresman William iB. Nc Kin
lev, senator Mcdill Mccormick,
Roy o. West pu}kownik &. NJ
Chipperficld.
- Trzystu demokratow wyje-
chalo wczoraj o g. go wleczor
spccyalnym pociqgiem do Day
ton, O., ably wziqt tam udziai W
uroczystoSciach, jake sig odbe-
dq z powodu oficyalnego przy-
jecia przez gubernatora Coxa de
mokratycznej kandydatury ma
prezydenta Stanow Njednoczo--
nvch. Powr6t ich zapowicdziany
Jest ma dzien jutrzejszy O godz.
7:20 rano.
- Pc powrocie delegacyi, kto-
ra sic udala do Dayton, O., demo
kraci chicagoscy przystapia zaraz
do ukladania listy swych handy
datGw ma sedzi6w municypal-
nych. Procz wakansu spowodo-
wanego smiercia sedziego Harry
Dolana, ma bye ,obsadzonych 10
posad sedziowskich. Sedziowle
Leo J. Doyle Dennis w. Sulli-
van, Edmund K. Jarecki i James
T. Donahue maja juz zapewnio-
ma renominacye. Procz Mich, spo-
dzlewana juz teraz jest takze no.
minacya James S.McInerney, o.
becnego klerka sadu apelacyjne-
so.
- Sedzia Robert R. Grove, re
publikanski kandydat do moml-
nacyi ma urzad prokuratora sta
nowego, wyda} wczoraj obszer-
ne oSwiadczenie, w ktorem zbija
zarzrty, postawione mu przez ry
wala kardydata Dawida !. Mat
chetta, re w ostatnich prawybo-
rach posfugiwano sic "slogera--
ni", rewolwerowiczami innymi
kryninalnistami, ma CO sedzia
Grove ME reagowa}. Wypiera
sir on, jakoby wiedzia} coSkol-
wick O tenn, a wyraza zdzlwie-
nic. ze inny cz}onek sadu mial
takie wiadomoSci, a trzyma} je
w tajemnicy i dopiero teraz z
niemi wystepuje jako z atutem
W kampanii politycznei'
spPAWA I,EKARSKICH RE-
CEPT MA W0DKE.
Lekarze chicagoscy dowiedzic
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Z Biura MeteOrOlOg:CmegO.
WschOd sfonca o g,dzlnie 5:49.

WschOd sfOnca o = g,dzinIe o:49.
ZaChGd s2Onca o godzinie 500.
-
Pogoda W Chicago i okolicy: Po-
CODA W sobOte i niedziele; ME w1ele
zmiany W temperature, 1agodny
mienny wiatr.
y
Temperature dolly minionej: NaJ-
wy7sza wczoraj gOdzinie 1O-tei
pred poiudniem go stopni. najnizsza
wczoraj o godzinie 6-tej rano 72 stop
p1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-07

Francis X. Busch, B. J. Mahoney,
John L. Owen.
Republikanie.
Ma sedziego powlatowego: -
Frank S. Righeimer, Edwin A.
Olson, William J. Umbach.
Ma klcrka sadu apelacyjncgo
Francis p. Brady.
Ma prokuratora stanowego: -
Robert Z. Grove, David +. Mat
chctt, Bernard P. Barasa.
Ma rewizora powiatowego: -
Zen H. Suhr, Edgar a. RoSsiter,
Harry L. Emerson
Ma rekordera: Joseph H. Haas,
John P. Garner.
Ma klerka sadu obwodowego
August w. Miller, George NJ.
Tobey
Do wydziaiu rewizyjnego: c.
V. Barrett, William H. Dellen-
back.
Ma koronera: Harry R. Hoff-
man, Peter NJ. Hoffman, DR.. L.
c. Sondel.
Ma klerka sadu wyzszego; 4
Tohn Kiellander, Samuel Z. Erick
son.
Do wydziaiu assesorow: - A
dam Wolf, Harry L. Brin, Will
liam II. Weber, Harry Green.
Ma trustysow dystryktu SAM
tarnego: Wallace g. Clark, Geo.
W. Paullin, Harry F. Hamlin,
Morris EIler, Alexander N Todd
Lawrence F. King, Ernest Gels
slcr, Fred A. Velona, George ia
cob, John Olson, John F. Rior-
dan, William Daley, Martin Foil
rath, John F. Scanlan, Robert
Isham Randolph.
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DENVER POD PRAWEM
WOJSKOWEM.

Denver, Colo, 7. sierpnia. -
| 80 rano. - Ma konferencyi, Cd
bytci dzisiaj O godzinie 1-szej ra-
no pomiedzy burmistrzem Dal-
lev. urzednikami policyi, pulkow-
nikicm Ballou, komendantem Z
Fort Logan urzednikami stano-
wvmi, - zadecydowano stawlc
miasto Denver w stan wojenny.
Proklamacya stosowna zostaJe
przygotowana.
Denver, Colo, 7. sierpnia. -
Straik tramwajarzy kompanii
denver Tramway Company"
zosta} odwolany wczoraj w1eczo'
rem przez komitet egzekutywny,
Iona unii robotnikow tramwajo-
wych. We wczorajszych walkach
ze strajkierami, W ktorychrAk koio
1000 os6b bralo udzia}, tch
zostalo zabitych, a dwunas tN od-
niosfo ciezkie pokaleczenia, - co
bylo przyczyna odwolania straj--
ku.
Sedzia Whitford, sqdu dy-
stryktowego wydat rozkaz pre-
civ pikietowaniu stacyi tramwa-
jowych, jakotez przeciw piklcto--
waniu tramwaj6w. Siedmiu urze-
dnik6w uni robotnik6w tramwa-
iowych zostalo powolanych ma dzi
siaj do sadu "a pogwaIcenie pier
wotnego rozporzadzenia sadu,
wzbraniajqcego wywofania pono-
wnego strajku. Nalezy sic spo-
dziewaG. re miasto bedzie pod
prawem WoJskowem Jeszcze dzl-
siaj pred po}udniem.
5000 MIESZKANCoW OPU-
ScILO WEST FRANKFORT,
ILLINOIS.
Springfield, sierpnia. - Adj
jutant generate F. S. Dickson, O.
znajmia, re 500 ludzi wiecej ze
stanowej milicyi zostanie wysla-
nych do West Frankfort, gdzie
wczoraj wszczai sic bunt miesz-