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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
LABOR MEMS ACTIVITIES.
Union Carpenters Said to Have Been
Awarded Sl.12l5 an Hour.

James O'Kane, Fred w Stierlc, and
Walter j Outten, representing the Central
Labor Union, have been in conference
with Harry Il. Graham, United States
Collector of Internal Revenue, and Phillip
Burnett, representing the Service Citizens
over the project of establishing a labor
bureau in this city. Simon r. Doherty,
formerly director of the labor bureau
conducted here during the war, was at
the conference. Before another meeting
is called definite plans will be formulated
so that those interested in the movement
will have something tangible to work on.
A meeting will be held this afternoon
by the Labor Temple association for the
purpose of booming the movement for a
new home and meeting place of the various
labor organizations, many of which are
having much difficulty in finding suitable
meeting places. Definite action toward
the building of n center for all the unions
is expected soon.
The union leather workers of Whining
ton are today entertaining delegates from
many sections of the country who are at
tending the triennal convention of the
United Leather Workers international
Union i'm Philadelphia The visitors will
he taken on sightseeing tours of the cit V
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
VIII Attend Baltimore Initiation.

The officers and about forty mem
bers of the X. w. Grand Conelave Of
Delaware, Heptnsophs or Seven Wise
Men, have accepted an invitation from
the Baltimore Conclnve 10 be present OF
n class initiation Of one hundred candidates
August 3. The Delaware men will leave
Wilmington on the Abs p. m. train. They
will be led by Amos l.. Hnrkness, M u.
Grand Archon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
SELL. LAND To SETTLE ESTATE

Thomas Tatnall, administrator of the
estate of Joseph Tatnall, deceased, has
sold land adjoining the Harcs Corner
rnad Il New astle hundred, to the Fern
Hook Land 20 for S290Q0
Edward i Pucc has sold $50 acres Of
land m New Castle hundred 10 Charles l..
Nerkheise for Sl3.5OO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-07-24
AS Low AS $40 Cash
No Interest or Taxes

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insures II against any ordinary lT-
Jury. No smashing or banging D.
lowed in our transfer Sc 'Vlce.
Every employe is instructed to
handle every piece with the same
care as II il were his own Phone
MS if YOU are going away or have
iust come back and want yotr bag
gage quickly
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155.
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Breaking All Records For
Sales in Wilmington

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on il suggests that basket lunches be

rcason il suggests that basket lunches BE-
carried
The kiwanians are especially ANXIOUS
that guests should bring their children.
Baseball, tennis and other gancs have
been planned for their amusement.
Dancing will form a means Of diversion
for the older people. The Chester jazz
Band will furnish music.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-09-17
THIS MEANS ADVERTISE.
Publish and conceal not.-Jeremia]
D:2.-keWanee Ill.l Star-Cnurier
FOOD INSPECTION
AIDS DISTRIBUTION.

More than $4,000 inspections of
fruits and vegetables moving in inter-
state commerce were made by repre-
sentatives of the Bureau of Markets.
United States Department of Agri-
culture, during the IL months ended
June 30, 1920. This is an increase of
Is per cent over the number of in
spections for the preceding year.
BY the use of the food products in
spection service shippers, receivers,
and others interested can obtain
sworn statements attesting the con-
dition of perishable products recev-
co at central markets. With imme-
diate evidence of the condition of the
food sales are made promptly, there
by facilitating the distribution of the
products handled. This prevents de-
terioration and waste on account of
delays resulting from disputes as to
the condition of products, hastens the.
release of cars, and prevents unfair
trade practices.
The bureau has some 40 represen-
tatives located at 26 different import
ant market centers to make inspec-
lions upon request of those concerned
with the shipments. A charge of
$3.50 is made for less than a carload
and "a for each half carload or
more.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-09-17
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.

In the Superior Court for the State
of Washington, in and for the Coun
ty of Chelan.
ANNA SERINA RINDAL.
Plaintiff.
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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington in and for the County
of Chelan.
PLATT M. CORBALEY,
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DIMENSIONS AND AREA
OF THE UNITED STATES.

The gross area of the United Stat
es is 3,026,7S9 square miles. The land
area amounts to 2,973,774 square
miles. and the water area-eXclusive
Of the area in the Great Lakes, the
Atlantic, the Pacific and the Gulf of
Mexico within the three-mle limit
amounts to 53,0l5 square miles.
These and other data determined or
compiled by the United States Geo
logical Survey, Department of the
Interior, to show the limits of the
continental United States contain
some interesting facts.
The southern most point of the
mainland is Cape Sable, Fla, which
is in latitude 25' OF and longitude
81 05'. The extreme southern point
of Texas is in latitude 25' So, and
longitude OF "a. Cape Sable is
therefore 10 miles farther south than
the most southern point in Texas.
A small detached land area Of
northern Minnesota at longitude 95 o
90 extends northward to latitude 40
80.
The easternmost point of the Unit
eG States is West Quoddy Head, near
Passport, Maine, in longitude CO.
81 and latitude "A 40; the west
ernmost point is Cape Alva, Wash,
in latitude 49, 10, which extends in
tc the Pacific ocean to longitude 124
AS.
From the southernmost point in
Texas due north to the forty-ninth
parallel, the boundary between the
United States and Canada, the dis
lance is 1893 miles. From West
Quoddy Head due west to the Pacific
Ocean the distance is 2,S07 miles.
The shortest distance from the Allan
tic to the Pacific across the United
States is between points near
Charleston, S. c., and San Diego, Cal
if, and is 2,152 miles,
The length of the Canadian boun-
Diary line from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific is 3,S9S miles. The length of
the Mexican boundary from the Gulf
to the Pacific is LIZA miles. The
length of the Atlantic coast line is
$3.50 miles and that of the Pacific
coast line 2,730 miles. The Gulf of
Mexico borders the United States for
3,640 miles.
Nearly all maps of the United
States show the parallels of latitude
as curved lines and are likely to lead
the ordinary observer to believe that
certain eastern or western states are
farther north than some Of the cen
trail states that are actually in the
same latitude. For this reason, one
who is asked which extends forther
south, Florida or Texas, is very likely
to say "Texas," but as stated, the
mainland Of Florida is nearly so
miles farther south than the south
enmost point in Texas. For the same
reason, when we consider the geo
graphic positions of countries south
of the United States we find that er-
rors are likely to be made in estimat-
ing position or extent in longitude
Few realize that the island of Cuba,
for example, if transposed directly
north would extend from New York
City to Indiana, or that Habana is
farther west than Cleveland, Ohio, or
that the Panama Canal is due south
Of Pittsburgh, Pa, or that Nome,
Alaska, is farther west than Hawaii.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-09-17
DON'T BUY PORK-CAN 1T.

There's profit in selling pigs and
buying pork-but not for the farmer
who follows this practice. The farm
er's most profitable course is to kill,
cure, and can enough pork for his
own use and sell any additional
amounts which he can produce and
for which there is a demand. The
proctice of home curing pork has suf-
fered through neglect, but it now be-
ing revived, according to the Bureau
of Animal Industry and the States
Relations Service. These two bu-
reaus of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture are cooperating
to encourage the general adoption Of
this wholesale usage among the far
mers. Home-cured pork, scrapple,
pork pudding, sausage, canned pork,
headcheese, and lard are among the
foods which the farmer should get
from his own cellar shelves and not
from the city market. All transpor-
pOl ttibloil IoobS anu epiiiiilSSlOlS IO-
main in his pockets.
A bulletin, "Killing Hogs and Cur
ing Pork" now being revised by the
Department of Agriculture, will soon
be ready for issue. New methods and
improvements have been given space
in this discussion, and details of the
processes for canning fresh pork have
been added. Canning preserves pork
with fresh pork favors and lessons
the toll and time incident to some of
the older ways of curing the product.
Besides being rapid and simple, the
new process saves pounds of pork for
all periods of the year which former
ly had to be eaten soon after slaugh-
ter or be wasted.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-09-17
LOWER CALIFORNIA.

Lower California, reported to be IN
revolt against the present Mexican
Government. is described in COM
munication to the National Geogra-
phc Society by Frederick Simpich as
follows:
"The long, boot-shaped peninsula
that swings down off the left-hand
corner of the United States belongs
to Mexico and is known on Mexican
maps as 'Baja,' or Lower California
Early Spanish maps of America
showed California as an island, due
no doubt, to limited explorations Of
this peninsula.
"Scantly known as it is to the av-
erage American, this S00-mile-long
strip of rocks, peaks, brush-grown
mesas, and rare, fertile little valleys
is a favorite haunt for many Yankee
naturalists, fishermen, and big-game
hunters; and here and there, in the
more favored, well-watered, grassy
spots of the higher ranges, hardy
American cattlemen have built their
adobe homes, where they enjoy the
limitless freedom of vast unfenced
areas. The Circle Bar Company of
Oios Negros Ranch runs cattle over
a leased territory of two and half
million acres, and British corpora
ton holds title to something like fif-
teen million acres.
"Away down at peaceful, pictures
Que La Paz, where Cortez repaired
his schooners and where centuries la
ter Walker, the Yankee filibuster,
raised his flag another Yankee today
runs busy little tannery, turning
out 600 sides of good leather every
day, for an American shoe factory.
Here and there, in hill and valley,
Americans are delving for metals or
growing the staple frijole.
"But the country as whole, ow-
ing to its many desert, waterless
areas, is but sparsely settled, and,
as one writer says, In all its turbu-
lent, romantic history, since the haly-
con days when Sir Francis Drake
dropped his pirate anchor in Magda-
lena Bay, no vehicle has traversed its
rough and tortuous length.
erich as are its mines and fat as
are its herds of cattle, its chief source
of wealth lies in the cotton-g growing
regions around Mexical.
"At the Colorado delta, at the head
of the Gulf of California, which sep
arates the Lower California peninsula
from Sonora, more than at any other
point on the whole border, the inter-
ests of the United States and Mexico
are closely joined. This is due to the
singular topography of that region
part of it is below sea-level) and 70
the diversion of water from the Colo
RADIO River. In the opinion of many
irrigation engineers and political stu
dents, this peculiarly delicate prob
lem of irrigation water rights, as be-
tween planters on the American and
Mexican sides of the line, respective
ly, can be solved satisfactorily only
by some joint treaty between the two
republics, involving either the fixing
of a neutral zone or the sale of a
small strip of territory"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-09-17
Plaintiff,

Plaintiff,
VS..
S. H. ANVIL and NANCY
J. ANVIL, formerly his wife,
and JUDA ANVIL, now the
WIFE of S. H. ANVIL,
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VS..
JOHN RINDAL,

THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
GREETING, to the said John Rim
dial. Defendant.
You are summoned to appear with
in sixty days after the date of the
first publication of this summons. To-
wit: within sixty days after the sixth
day, Of August, A. D. 1920, and de-
fend the above entitled action in the
court aforesaid, and answer the COM
plant of the plaintiff and serve a
copy of your answer on the under
signed attorney for plaintiff at his
office below stated, and in case of
your failure so to do Judgment will
be rendered against you according 70
the demand of the complaint. which
has been filed with the Clerk of said
Court. '"i'
The object of said action is TO So
cure decree of absolute divorce
against you.
J. T. LINDLEY.
Attorney for Plaintiff
p. o. Address:
Leavenworth,
Washington.
(6t-Aug. 6, Sep. 10Y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-07
Sprawa Niemieckich Odszko-
dowa1 Wojennych.
Sultan zabega 0 Poroumienie zNacyOnalistaml
Turecka Delegacya W Paryzu.
Porozumienie Bolszewikami Obecnie Niemoiliwe.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

aby one pierwszc wcsziy do swej
stOlicy.
Beno, Z. maja. - Potwierdza
sic tu wiadomoSG o zupelnem znie
sieniu przez Polakow dwu cafych
| dywizyi bolszewicLich.
Wynsgajace dalszego Potwier--
dzenia depesze donosza, ze wobec
gwastownych Postepow Polak6w
ogaInia armie bolsDewicka Panika
i w niektorych odcinkacb frontu
pcieka oua ma oSlep, poDostawia-
j@c znaczne zapasy broni i amuni-
cyl. Podobno chAopi ui1rainscy na
z;erniach zajrrowanych dotych-
czas jeszcze przez bolszewikow
podnieSli powstanic.
eve wczorajszem wydaniu
The Chicago Daily News" "a
mieszczona jest korespondencya
A. R. Deckera Ber1ina (charak-
terystyczneD, ktora zawiera RE
komy interview jakimS urged
nidem Petlury w tenn mieScie -
bez podania jednak, kto jest ia O.
sobistoScia. Niewiadomo zatem,
czy jegomoSc ten wstydzi sic swe-
60 nazwisI1a, czy caiy wywiad jest
tendencyjnie zmySlony - co wy
daje sic prawdopodobniejsze,
Przytoczone sa tam bowiem takie
fakta, jak mp, &c kooPcrujaca z
Polakami arn1ia trETainSka wynosi
az 10000 zoinie-za, ze Polacy ME
natrafiaja ma zaden prawie opor
| i prawie zadnvch ME wzieli jeti--
COW, ze znajduja sic juz W IKijo-
vic cd Ego maja itp. W dalszym
ciagu roi sic tam cd insynuacyi
przeciw Polakom, jakoby U'krain-
cy podejrzywali ich o chet zatrzy-
mania UEuainy dla siebie i ma ten
wypadek grozi sic polskiej armii
guerylasowtha chfopska Przeciw-
10 niej.
Gala korespUldencya pana De
ckera Cprzez c, k) robf slime wra-
zenie ptatnej germaislio zydow-
skiej propagandy. Przyp. Red,
Dzen. Chic.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-07
DWIE DYWIZYE BoLSZE-
WICKIE LIMESTONE.

Warszawa Z. maJa - WcDo-
rajsze doniesieria polsko-bol-
szewickrego frontu bojowego po-
Gaja:
Walka Pomiedzy .Polakami a
bolszewi&ami posiadanie Kijo-
wa trwa dniem i noca. w caie1n
wielBiem p6ikoIu ma zach6d cd
kijuw,sSiego PrzyczoNSa moeto-
wcgo potska piechota znajduje sic
w cieghrn kontaEcie botszewi-
kami, spychajac ich powoli, Po-
mrmo gwaAtowrego ognia Z ar
mat i t1arabirow maszynow!ch.
Prsca l1u DnIepruwi Polsika Ia
walerya zeiesa bolszewicka forte
&C Skwira, so mil ma wschod cd
Berdyczowa, a oko}o so mil ma
pOAudniowy zachod cd Kijowa
Forteca Ia pusiada slime natural
ne obrony W postaci rzeki / oko-
licznych wzgorz.
Polski koununiIat wojskowy
stwierdza, ze dwie bolszewickie
dywlzye, Jtore W ubiegiym tygo-
dnru zostaIy odciete Cd reszty Co
fajacej sic armii sowieoLiej,
zostafy zupe1nie zniesione. (Zesz-
lotygodniowy kourrnikat donosii
odciecfu 7Otej 44tej bolszewic-
kiei dywizyi, podajac rownecze-
Snie. &c Trotzky robi rozpaczll-
we prGby, cele1n tratowanta ich-
Obecnc doniesienie Odnosi sic
vice prawdupodobnie do tych
wtaSnie dywizyi. PrzyP. Red. DE-,
Chic.)
Dalej podaje wspomniany No-
munlkat, ze walka zacieta ME IL
stale ami ma chwile, gdyi bolsze--
wicy bronia uparc5e swych pozy-
cyl, ale mimo to Polacy robia ci9-
Gle i syste1natyczne PostePy.
Paryz, 7. maja. - InfOrmacye
tutejszego ministerstwa sPra"
zagrunrznych podaja, ze Polacy
gdyby chcieli, mogl3by juz eraz
weisc do KYowa, rozmyslnie je-
dnak zw1ekaja i czekaj9 ma nadej-
Scie wojsk ukraiilSllich, pragnac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-07
Kr0nika Chica&oska.

przez wydziai wykonawczy. MIG
dzy innemi oelami organizacyi,
bedzie prowadzenie w dalszym
ciqgl prac amerykanizacyjnych
i z!aczenie wszystkich parafii ka-
tolickich, jake jednostek bojo-
wych, celem pomozenia rzadowi
amerykanskiemu W wyrugowa--
niu bolszewizmu y tego IkraJu.
Aliedzy duchowienstwem, Iktore
bralo udziai W konferencyi, znaj-
dowai sic rowniez y. +. A. kcl-
~ Z Albany, n. Y, narodowy ka
pelan Legionu Amerykahskiego,
kt0ry odznaczyl sic nadzwyczaj-
ma odwaga na froncie francuskim
podczas woiny Swiatowei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-07
NIETAKT AMERYKI POD
PREGIERZEM.

Londyn, 7. maja. - Podczas
wczorajszej sesyi brytyjskiej L.
by Gmin porus0ona zostasa llwe-
stya pomocy, udzielanej przez
niektore oficyalne osobistosci w
Stanach ZjednocDonych t. wv.
,yrepublice Irlandyi". Deputowa--
ny Horatio Bottomley zapytal,
czy rad VIE o tenn, IL W amery-
kanskich dziennikach Pojawiaja
sie apele o subsllrypcye Pozyczki
paistwowej ,,republiki irlandz-
kiej", podpisywane przez Eamo-
ma de VALERIE, mieniacego sic pre-
zydentem tel republrki. Zainterpe-
lowa4 tez, czy Rad jest pomfor--
mowany, re gubernatorzy pc
wnych Stanow jawnie po-
zyczke te popieraia j czy ME ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-07

ckich, celem Zjednoczenia wszy-
>tkich parafii katolickich W ca
lynn kraju W jedna olbrzymia or
ganizacye, ktora bedzie noslc ma
zwe ,,Narodowa Rada Swieckich
Katolikow". Konferencya odby-
wala sic w hotelu LA Salle",
gdzic zjechaiy sic setkf delega-
tow Z roznych Paraiii, miedzy
ktGrymi znajdowali sic oficyalni
rcprezentanci dyecezyi katoll-
ckicl. a takze delegaci mowcy
rozmaitych .organizacyi zblizo--
a,vch z KoSciolem katolickim. -
Konferencyi przewodniczyl X.
Riskup r. J. Schrembs d. ID. Z
Toledo, O., czlonek rady bisku-
piej, ktora w czasie wojny re-
prezentowala hierarchie amery--
kanska w piracy dobrobytu ka-
tolickiego, sekretarzowaf zaS X
]. J. Burke C: S. P. Nowego
Yorku. redaktor pisma ,Catho-
tic World". X. Burke byl swego
czasu sekretarzem Narodowej
Rady Wojennej Katolikow i bral
zywy udziai W konferencyi ka-
toiik0w SwiecHch, jaka sic cd
byla W Waszyngtonie W r. 19l7,
ma kt6rej zostaia zalozona orga-
nizacya The National Catholic
War CouncI'I
Celem nowo zorganizowanej
Narodowej Rady Swieckich Ka-
toIikow bedzie prowadzdnie W
daIszym ciagu, t. j. W czasie po-
koiu, juz napoczetej piracy przez
National Catholic War Coun--
cil", oraz zebranie w jak najkrot
sym czasie 20-milionowegQ fun
duszu, ktory ma bye pzyty ma
zakladanie klubow miodziezy W
calym kraju, ma podobiehstwo or
ganizacyi Stowarzyszenia Mo
dziezy ChrzeSciianskiej wY. M.
&c. A.") z ta roznica, il bedzie
pod auspicyami katolickiemi. Ma
,zcbranie wzmiankowanego fundu
szu maja sic zsozyG jedno-dolaro
we kontrybucye, sksadane prz!ez
wszystkich katollkow. -
.Wydzial organizacyi swieckich
katolilow Isakladac sic bedzie z
representative z kazdej dyeee-
.zyi, oraz ze wszystkich organlza-
cyl nalezacych do Kosciola ka-
tolichego. Dodatkowi. czlonko--
vie wydziaiu beda obierani W
stosunku jednego reprezentanta
ra kazdych $1,000 kato1ikow W
calych >Stanach Zjednoczonych.
Wydzial wykonawczy skladac
sig bedzie dwunastu czionkow
obranych pr1ez Rade. oraz cite
|ru urzednikow Eamianowa1ych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-07
JEDNA WIECEJ OFIARA
KARBUNKULU.

ledna wiecej osoba padia wczo
raj ofiara waglika - karbunkufu.
Urzednicy miejscy i powiatowi
przedsiebiora wszelkie mozllwc
zaradczc Srodki celem zapobieze
ria szerzenia sic tcj infekcyi, kto
ra spowodowala juz piec zgonow
w Chicago. Szosta ofiara karbun
ku}u padi nicjaki Michai Wuko-
w5cz, zamieszkaly 'pnr. I722 w.
22ga ul. Wukowicz byl zaJety w
fabryce chicago Curled Hair
Coz, ,kt6ra w ubiegla Srode 20
stala zamknieta przez DIR. Robert
soma, komisarza miejskiego de-
partamcntu zdrowia. Wukowlcz
zabrany zostaf natychmiast do
ezpitala powiatowego, gdzie le-
karze usiiuja utrzymac 60 przy
zpciu. Celem zapobiezenia szerze
niu sic zarazy waglikowej, de-
parliament zdrowia przedsiewziai
nastepujace Srodki: Natychmia-
stowe palenie wszystkich ciai O.
sob. ktore 1marly ma karbunkuf,
odfacze1ie wszystkich osob,. kto
re przypuszczalnie dotkniete So
lego zarazkami, natychmlastowa
desNl4fckcya wszystkich zaksa-
dow, gdzie zarazki karbunkufu
moga sic mieScic, zaprowadze--
rie ustawodawstwa, ktoreby "a
pobiegfo szerzeniu sig zarazy, IL
stanowienic Scisiej inspekcyi
wszystkich materyaiow, nadcho-
dzacych KRAKOW zagranicznych
gdzie panuje zaraza waglikowa,
Zaraza ia najprawdopodobnlej
zostala przywleczona Argen-
tyny, lub Rosyi, gdzie umiera
ma mia okolo 10000 osob rocznie'.
Leopold Krzemieh, ktory ulegf
zarazeniu karbunkulem, umarf
wczoraj o godzinie 5tej po poip-
dniu; zajety on byi rowniez W
wyzej wspomnianej fir1nie. Kar-
bunkui Jest rodzajem zakazenla
krwi, ktore zwykle trafia sic, po-
miedzy zwierzetami, rzadko po-
miedzy ludzmi, lecz jezeli dana
osoba ulegnie zarazie, smierc
jest prawie nieunikniona, a u
miera sic ma nia przecietnie w
czasie Cd Zach do 72 godzin. O
fiara zarazy mozna pasc przez
dostanie sic jej mikrobow wprost
do krwi, a takze czesto przez IL
sta, .pluca, lub tez przez pory
sk6ry.
UTWoRZENIE NARODo-
WEI RADY SW1EcKIcH
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7 Biura MeteOrOlOg. .cmegO.

Wsch6d slo1ca godzinie 4:3S.
ZaCh6d slofca o godZiIie 600.
Pocoda w Chicago Okolicy: Cze-
kciowo pOchmurnie W piatek W sooo
te. Niewiele zmian W temperature.
Iagodny p6lnocny wschOdni wiatr.
q.
Temperature doby minionej: AaJ-
wyzsza wczoraj godz. 1szej popo-
tudniu. 20 stOpni, najnilsza o godzi-
ME 3 rano. 45 stoPni.
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KALENDARZYK.

Dzss pfatek, Z maja: Sw. Domiceli
Fanny.
Intro. sobota, 8 maja: sw. Stani-
slawa BiskuPa.
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PROKURATORYA ZADA
KHRY sMIERCI OLA
ZRPODNTAPZY

= Prokuratorya zazadaia kary
Srrierci ma Edwarda lRrislanc'a /
Roberta Cartcra, ktorzy zoStall
powo}ani wczoraj pred sedzic-
so Scanlan'a pod oskarzenicm "a
rzuconego i'm mordcrstwa w ce-
lach rabunkowych ma osobie vii
liam lMills'a, zarzadcy tcatru
,,Crawford', w dnih Ilgo II. m.
Sedzia Scanlan, ktoretnu sad te
sprawe powicrzyi, ktora juz
kiIka razy byia odkiadaIne, odmo
viii wczoraj dalszej zw}Qki i "a
brai sic natychmiast do komplc-
towania hsty sedziow przysie--
glych. Spodziewanem jest, IL maj
dalej do jutra, lava. sedziow wiel
ko-przysieglych zostanie sformo
wana.
Brisbane Carter, obaj wycho-,
wankowie wiezienia Pontiac,
przyznali sic stanowemu proku-
ratorowi Hoyne'mu, il pod wpfy
wem alkoholu usiiowai ,obrabo-
wac kase teatru, ale Mills sta
vial i'm upor, przeto go .zastrze-
iii. Brisbane byl tym, ktory "a
strzelii zarzadce teatrth Wczo--
raj rano wriesiono prosbe O od-
dzialenie 'sprawy Cartera pod O.
sobny sad, lecz sedzia Scanlan
petycye te odrzucii'
ISKONFISKOWANO TYSIAc
GALONoW WoDKI.
Wedlug raportu ogloszonego
wczoraj przez majora Dalrymple
W pierwszych trzech miesiacach
Liezacego roku agenci prohibi--
cyjni skonfiskowali tysiac gallo
now w6dki, oraz skolektowali po
datku grzywien ma sumo
$9o,7Io. Ekspensa W czasie kon-
fiskaty "a te try miesiace wyno-
SHY $l,23o. Procz wodki, agenci
Dokoficzenie ma stronicy 6 -.