davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
Girl Immigrants
Turn Up Noses at
Housemaid Jobs

BY Associated Press.
New York, May 91.-Tho the
tide of immigration has begun to
dow again into the United States
from Europe so that incoming ships
have their lower decks crowded with
homeseekers from other lands. there
is little prospect that relief Is IN
sight for the American housewife
who has been promising herself
cook or maid of all service to be re-
cruited from the newcomers. Al
least that is the opinion of Supt. I.
A. Baker, of the United States immi-
grafton station on Ellis island.
Immigration has been increasing
by leaps and bounds" Mr.. Baker
said, land it is a hopeful sign that
the aliens arriving in this port dur
ing the last few weeks have exceed
ed the number going back to their
native lands by many thousands
Last week six times as many came in
as qualified to leave the country.
People who think the servant girl
problem Is going to be solved soon
will be disappointed If they are de-
pending on the women Immigrants
from Ireland and the Scandinavian
countries. Plenty of these are ar
irving on every boat. but they turn
up their. noses at the thought oil
mental labor. They have their minds
set on getting work In the better
factories. principally those manufac-
turing luxuries, such as candy and
| women's finery. They want to get
into places where employees are well
treated and into localities where
housing facilities are best. SO that
they can live on the scale justified
by the high wages paid them. II
employers want to attract these
classes of women immigrants they
had better look to the regulations of
their factories for pleasant working
conditions"
Mr.. Baker secuted the idea that
prohibition was one reason why i'm
| migration was not gaining more rap
idly. He said the foreigners were
| coming in at about one third the
| rate Of the year Immediately proceed
| ing the European war. The princi-
pal reason why more were not COM
ing was that the men are urgently
needed in their own countries. some
Of which. notably Poland, are sup
porting huge armies, which use up
large part of their man power, with
the result that those who are free to
do civilian work command wages
comparable to those paid in this
country.
The present wave Of immigration
originates in and about the same
countries as before the war, with the
exception of Germany and Austria
Hungary. Italy furnishes by far the
greatest number. These are largely
unskilled laborers. who find their way
into the big cities all over the coun-
try, where theyfgo into the big in
dustries and mines.
Only in the case of ono country is
the outgoing population greater than
that coming In. This Is Poland.
whose nationals besiege the Polish
consulate daily in great numbers
seeking passports. About eight
thousand Of these passports were 49,
sued last month, and nearly as many
in each of the months preceding since
the first Of the year. They are going
back. 1t Is generally believed, because
OF inconsistencies and anxiety over the
welfare Of relatives in the war zones.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City, May S1.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 10000; beef steers. slow and
few sold early: yearlings uneven:
top, S14,25; bulk, $11.5o to $3.50: fat
cows, steady to % cents lower; veals
and calves steady: bulk Of choice and
prime. 1890 to 1890: seventy cars
southern cattle. no early sales: stock
ers and feeders dull.
Hogs Receipts. $4,000; all weights
generally steady; bulk OF light and
medium, $14.00 to s14.40: bulk of
heavy, 1885 to $14.S5.
Sheep--Receipts, 5000; all classes
strong; Texas wethers. 5000; ewes.
$685. clipped lambs. $14.25; Califor-
MIA spring lambs. $1,000.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
Cut Out the .Hyphsn.

In the struggle for the conservation
Of energy and material. we are urged
to cut out the hyphens from our
books and writings. Their use causes
us to waste an enormous amount OF
time. ink and physical force. Some
nations build up compound words
without any hyphen to break them.
but the English find one necessary
for a simple. word Of five letters like
ito day." 1t may be roughly esti-
mated that each Of the 200, OK. 900
people who write English write "to-
day. Tomorrow" or tonight" three
times q day. Half an ounce Of force
is required to make hyphen with .
pen or pencil, so this supernuous
symbol entails total waste, Of 49,
T50, 900 pounds daily. or enough to
draw a passenger train round the
world.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
Retail Price Reductions.

The retail selling reductions. In
cities all over the country. Is enab-
ling vast amount OF realization on
shelf goods. but instead of inspiring
the public with the necessity of thrift
or causing halt In buying in order
to take advantage, later on, of still
lower prices. the only apparent ef-
feet has been to create a great rush
to buy the reduced goods. with
plenty Of money in evidence to do
1t with. The public dSes not seem to
be affected by the fact that in a
large area Of goods offered. many,
If not most of them, were marked up
20 per cent. 80 per cent, or more
around the first Of January, by
many Of the dealers, and that the
latter are gathering in a harvest OF
profits. The manufacturers have
not yet widely made any reduction
in wholesale prices, but newspaper
reports would indicate that they arc
considering it.
II the retailers only are thus fore
ed, Shy the popular protest against
high costs, into lowering their prices.
the reduction win simply be temp
orary. and as retail stocks Of stand
ara goods are usually the smallest,
these will be exhausted first. which
will lead dealers to stock up all
around. creating again large de-
mand for standard goods. All this
will tend to keep the manufacturers
from reducing prices in the coming
season. and little good will result
from this selling movement, except
to put a large amount of cash In re-
tailers' hands. Inasfar as this cash
from the pockets Of the people has
not been drawn from bank deposits,
such amounts will help to relieve
the credit strain.-Bache Review.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
Red Cross Nurses 'Honored.

Geneva. May Sl.-Fifty nurses,
representing fifteen countries, have
been awarded the Florence Nightin-
gale medal for heroism on the bat
tlefteld by the Geneva Red Cross.
Six American nurses received the
decoration. which was granted post
humously to Edith Cavell, tho Brit
ish nurse who was executed at Brus-
sells by the Germans in 1915.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
American Women Reach Paris.
BY Associated Press.

Paris. May 31.-Mrs. Carrie Chap
man Gait, president of the national
women's suffrage association Of the
United States. and Mrs. Josephus
Daniels, wife of the American secre-
tary Of the navy. with twenty EIGHT
other American delegates. alternates
and visitors who will attend the con-
gress Of the international woman's
suffrage alliance on June SIP, ar
rived in Paris today,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31


wa. escaping in time to evade cap
ture. and then again in Omaha.
where he succeeded in getting away.
II is believed that he is working his
way west. and eventually he will be
arrested.
Iowa City-The jury In the case Of
Mrs. Sarah Vermillion VS.. the e. j.
Kilmurray estate returned a verdict
In favor the plaintiff. Mrs. Vermil-'
lion, former housekeeper of the late
E. j. Kilmurray, wealthy Iowa City
bachelor, is the possessor of note
for $4,000. made out in her favor by
tho decedent. Administrators for the
Ki1murray estate refused to recog-
nize the note. and the law suit fol-
lowed.
Japanese make all their baseballs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
Count Charged With Crime.

Budapest, May S1.-A warrant for
the arrest Of Count Michael Karoh.
former provisional president of Hun
gary, has been issued by the COM
mandant Of the military tribunal.
CoJty Karoliy is charged with hav-
!! ing instiGated murder and with act
| ing against the national dsfense
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
PRICES IN CHICAGO IS TO rs
CENTS UNDER AVERAGE OF
LAST SATURDAY.
HEAVY RUN COMPARED
TO RECENT RECEIPTS
Forty five Thousand Head Reach
Yards-Top Falls to $14.90 and
RANGE for Bulk is From $14 to
$1475-Beef Cattle IS to rs Gents
Aiaher-BuIk of Lambs Steady.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago, May 31.-A heavy holiday
run of hogs reached the Chicago
yards today and prices receded Is
to % cents per hundredweight. Top
decided to s14.90, and bulk of all
kinds sold from $14 to $14.75. Pigs
were % to so cents lower Receipts
were estimated at $4,000 head.
Cattle.
Beef cattle were Is to rs cents
higher today. Receipts were esti-
mated at $4,000 head.
Sheep.
Bulk of lambs were steady today,
but other classes of sheep were low
er. Eight thousand head were re-
ceived.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
Chicago 1.-Two Stock. .


Chicago, May 81.
Cattle-Receipts 10000: beef cattle
15 to rs cents higher; top yearlings.
S14.30; best heavy, $13.76; bulk, all
weights, $12 to +. $l3.15; she stock
steady to strong; spots higher:
choice heavy cows, I'll; bulls and
Gamers steady; calves steady to
strong; bulk vealers, 1880 to S14.25;
feeders steady to strong but quiet.
Hogs - Receipts. $4,000; light
weights Is to % cents lower than
Saturdays average; top $14.so; bulk,
all weights, s14 to STATS; pigs Is to
so cents lower.
sheep-Receipts. 5000; bulk lambs
steady; others lower: good and
choice lambs, 1880 to SIT: common
kinds, mostly $12 to $13; choice
spring lambs. $3.50; others, mostly,
$1e.25: good and choice fat ewes, So
to $40.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha. May 81.
Hogs = Receipts, 1880: market
lower, top. 1850: bulk, $1s to $3.50.
Cattle-Receipts, 500; beef steers
mostly IL to 25 cents higher; best
yearlings. 1920; bulk of steers,
$11 to 1880; cows and heifers
steady to strong, with bulk at s. to
$1,000; bulls and veals steady, stock
ers and feeders dull,
Sheep = Receipts. 1000: killing
classes strong: best spring lambs
averaging "a pounds. SIPS; year
lings,, $3.50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
To vote pull down one of these lev.

ere.
On this special ballot the follow
ing question will be submitted to the
voters of Marshall county:
"Shall the board of supervisors Of
Marshall county, Iowa. be authorized
to purchase additional real estate for
fair ground purposes as described
and fully set out in notice of reso-
luton heretofore publishad?"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
Sioux City Live Stock.

Sioux City, May IS.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for to-
day, 1900; market, Is to SO cents
higher.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31

Pennsylvania's first gas we'll was
drilled In 1859.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31

Shoes with wooden soles are COM
mon in Spain.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31

Japanese make all their baseballs
by hand.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31
ToDAVs BASEBALL RESULTS.
Morning Cameo Played In Severa
Major League Cities.
BY Associated Press.

Chicago. May 31.-Morning game:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-05-31

Moreover. the big Five" stand in
real financial relationship with 100
odd corporations, whose extortionate
prOtiteering has contributed largely
to the present financial distress
among the working people of the ma
ton"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-03

nan przez Niemcow wywierana.
Gdy wojna wytuchla a L mia lu--
die W panicznym poplochu zacze-
/: wyciagac pieniqdze Z bank6w,
to Bank Zwiazku byi W stanie
wszystkim be- najmniejszej
zwfC&i wypiacic pieniqdze.
Kapital akcyjny w roku 1919
podwyzszono do 60 milionow ably
mice potrzebne pieniadze ma wy
krrp ziemi, fabryk i innych rzeczy
Z rak obcych, ma zagospOdarowa-
ME PolSki i zaopatrzenie ludno--
sci W zywnosc. Poniewaz jednak
Jest jeszcze pod tym wzgledem
DUO do zrobienia. wiec tez zwro-
como sic do Polonii am~erykafl-
skiej o dalsze fundusze akcyjne.
SPrzedaza naszych akcyl W Anne
.ryce kapital akcyJny dotychczas
powiekszono o przeszlo 20 Milo
now marek a rezerwy dochodzq
% milionow. Polonia tutejsza ro-
zumie eel naszsgo przybycia i CO.
raz to lepiej sprawe nasza zaku--
.pnem akcyi Bapku popiera. Akcye
mozecie zaI0upic albo Il miejsco-
wych agentow lub tez W glow
mem biurze. Jezeli czegos ME ro-
zumiecie, to piszcie do biura pod
adresem:
The Union Bank of the CO.
operative Societies,
23-31 w. Ard str,
New York, N. Y.
Jutro ~napiszemy bardzo cieka-
wy artyku1 0 X. Praiacie Adam
skim, Patronie Banku Zwiazku
Spoiek Zarobkowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-03
WSrod tych wielkich przewro-

NSrod tych WlelKlCn PrZeWro-
tow Swiatowych IotrzymaliSmy
wolna Polske. Me jest ona jed
rak tax potezna i w takim po-
rzadku iak bySmy ia chcieli Wi
dziec. potrzeba tam jeszcze DUO
piracy i ofiar, azeby ten kraj zje-
dnoczyt i ugruntowac ma sill
nych fundamentach ekonomicz--
nych, chcac azeby obywatele Pol
ski mieli w kraju zarobek i do
brqbyt. Namnozylo sic tn W A
meryce roznych instytucyi, kor-
poracyi i Bog vie ME czego Cd
liku. i kazda TAXA instytucya ma
III celu .pomagaG Polsce" "a
przedewszystkiem pomagac / to
wcale ME dwuznacznie tyrn wszy
stkim. ktorzy ia zalozyl). Jest
to jeszcze wszystko w stanie
przejSciowym i dopiero czas wy
kaze lie Z tych instytucyi re
czywiScie bedzie krajowi sluzy-
10 a lie niemajac silnych funda-
ment0w, zbudowanych ma pia--
sku czczych frazesJw Patryo-
tyzmu - upadnie.
Chociaz Bank Zwiazku jest
Ola PoIonii tutejszej, jeszcze do
,niedawna instytucya ma}o zna-
No, je~duskowoz INA go DUO lu-
dzi szczegolnie ci. kt6rzv L Po-
znanskiego pochodza. Gas -
by PREY jego trzydziesto 'trzylet-
MEM istnieniu, walce .d~ziaialno-
sci narodowej, wydai sw6j wy
rok i wykazai, re nietylko pre-
szcdi ciezkie walk ale rok rocz-
rie sic rozwijai ma silnych pod
walinach ekonomicznych' Czego
najlepiej dowodza .cyfry nizcj
podane, Z kt6rych pierwsze wy
kazuia wzrost kapitalu akcyjnc-
go, drgga. Stopniowc zwieksza-
rie sic rezerw pc regularnej O.
placic dywidcndy, trzccia, wzroSt
dcpozytow. Prosimy was abyScle
Sobie tie liczby dokiadnic PREF
zeli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-03

z podanych cyfr, szczegolnle
Cd roku 1901 da sic zauwazyc
bardzo znaczne zwiekszanie re-
zerw Banku, a to ola nastepnego
powodu: Buelow, byfy Kanclerz
n;emiecki ma raucie danym daa
najwiekszych inStytucyi banko--
wych niemiecEich. radzii i'm, ably
Bankowi Zwiazku odmowAy kre-
dytu W jegol i~nteresach wick
szych ! w ten sposob, jezeli be-
die mona, azeby nasz Bank mi
szczy}y. D~owiedziai sic o tenn p,
Karpinski, wowczaS bedacy W
Berlinie i W tel chwili zwolano
posiedzenie. ma ktorem zadecydo-
wano polityka banku tax pokiero-
wac azeby ma wszeiki przypadeH
bvc niezaleznymi cd Berlina hub
innych instytucyi bankowych Me
miec / dTa tego interesa Pcowa--
dzono nader ostroznie i konserwa
tvwnie. Bank miai zawsze lyle
gotowki i papierow wartoScio-
wvch pod rekq, re mogi be- oba-
Wv wytrzymac wSzelka -Presye
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-03
FAB CZASU.

Gas Jest lekarzem, ktory wszy
stkie rany zabliznia i goi; jest
ou zarazem niSzczycielem, ktory
2 nieubiagana pewnoScia wszyst-
kC niweczy i zmienia. / czaScm
nasze miode ciaia pokrywaja sic
zmarszczkami i chwiejnem kro-
klein padamy w objecia matk;
ziemi, czas widzi powstalace ma
rody, jak sic roFwijaja, siegaja re
nitu potegi, spelhiaja swe histo-
ryczne zadanie i znow jake ten
starzec praca sterany schodza z
arrny dziejowej ably innym dac
nieisce. LAB czaSu Skruszy mai
potezniejSze iustytucye Swiata,
:akie piramidy z granitu budowa
ne. dis So Eupa gruz6w, siawnc
swiatynie Karnaila w skale cio-
sane Swieca turystom rulnaml,
Koliseum RzymSkie i jego Ca
n przepych "a czasow pogan-
sSich dis jest tylko zwalisklem.
Gao wiec jest ia miara pewna
tenn criterium niezaWodnem. kt0
re z bezstronnoScia wykazule
CIV dany gmach, panstwo hub
im~stytucya jest oparta ma silnych
fundamentach, lub ME. Jezeli ma
zdrowe podwalluy to sic dlugi
gas burzom oprze, tax sic Oparia
Polska; jezeli tych fundamentow
brak to upadnie a nawet zginie
" kr6tkim ~czasie. jak zgineiy ca
lie narody i ich instytucye. .
Tezeli to MONA powiedziec o
~wiekszych instytucyach Swiato-
wych. narodowych, MONA to
rowniez powiedziec o instytu-
cvach m~niejszych. Jezeli sa do
brze budowane, jezeli sic opie-
raia ma zdrowych zaSadach, jezeli
odpowiadaja wymaganiom jake
COS narodu, to inytstucye tie pre-
trwaja burze p~olityczne, przeSla
dowanie, walk i pomimo pre-
szk6d beda sig dobrze i normal
ME rozwijaiy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-03
Ma knew

Raj oczySciwszy krew z nieczysto1.
Eci - z kataralnej trucizny, ktora
lest teraz lupem choroby z powodu
niezdrovego stanu - pozbedziecie
sic kataru - suchosci gardfe,
c~hrzakania i spluwania, b6lu W no
sic i niedobrego oddechu. To wszy-
stko by}o spowodowane niedobr4
krwia, }atwo p~oddajaca sic zakaze--
niu. Prawdopodobnie przez lekkie "a
ziebienie albo zetkniecie sic z kims
kto Jest zaziebiony. Lecz giownie ME
cierpcie ma katar, ME jest to konie-
cznem. Lekarstwo S. S. S. wynaleZio-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-03
Ma PALICA EGzfME
Przyi6z Zemo Czysty, Antysep-
tyczny Piyn - tatWo Uzyc
Me Piami.

Tlustych maSci i smarowidei ME po-
winno sic uzywac, jezeli chce sic mice
dobra i czysta sk0re. postah fiaSzke
Zemo cd kt6regOkOlwiek aptekarza "a
Csc, hub wielka flaszke "a 500. Jeze-
Ii uzyte wedlug ~przepisu, skutecznie
usuwa egzeme, - predko uspak@ja
Swiera5icnie i goi cierpienia skorne,
take obrazenia, oparzenia, rany i po-
pekanq sk6re. Wnika ono, czysei
uspokaja. Zemo est czystym, pew
nym, ME drogim plynem antyseptycz-
nym. Spr6buj go. DO wierzymy, re
mic, co przedtem uzywales ME Jest tax
skutecznem i ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The f. w. Rose Co., Cleveland, o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-03
NajIepsze lekarstwo ma katar
SIS. S. n;szczy przyczyne choroby

ne ~przesz}o p~ieGdziesiat lat temu, Wy.
pr6bowane, prawdziwe / uzywana
mozecie dostaG W apiece. Pzekona-
10 ono co do swojej wartoSci i tysiace
razy. Kupcie S. S. S. natychmiast 1
zacznijcie ~leczenie. Jezeli macie "a
dawniona chorobe, piszcie po do
Swiadczona medyczna porade. NJ
wan ~wykazemy jak to czyste jarzy.
MOVIE lekarstwo czySci krew z nieczy-
stoSci, literalnie niszczy Zarazki. Mo-
zemy wan udowodnic jak tysiace
cierpiacych ma katar, po stalem le-
czeniu przez S. S. S. pozbyli sic cho-
roby i p~rzykrych-jeZ znamion. Me
odwIekajcie leczenia. Adres - Me.
dical Director, 259 Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-03

SclcleIe warsztat6w t~utejszych
znieSli prace nocnq w zakiadach
wyrob6w we]nianych, a jake do
wod podaja, re wiele zamowieh
zostalo Odwolanych. NiePcwnoS&
cen ma rynkach pienieznych, mia
Ia takze~wpfynqc ma ograniczehie
piracy. Diva tysiqce robotnik9w
zostanie be- zajecia. a inne miyiN
rownicz zamierzajq znieSc nocn4
praCe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-03
WARSZTATY TKACKIE
WSKUTEK
STRAJKU.
New Bedford, 8. maja. -

New Bedford, 8. maja. Sto-
warzyszenie tkackie zwane New
bedford Cotton Manufacturers
ME zgodziIo sic ma konferencye.
proponowanq przez rade robotnI-
ca celem o]dwrocenia zagrazaj2-
cego strajku. Dzisiaj wiec praw-
dopodobnie 20 tysiecy ludzi zaje-
tych W mfynach tkackich porzuci
prace. Fabrykanci Postanowili,
zamiast paktowac Z robotnikami
W odpowiedzi ma ich zqdania,
zamknqc przedza!nie, ,gdydy sic
dostateczna liczba ME glOsiia do
piracy.
Passaic, Nj, 3. maja. - VIA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-03
ZACZYNA Sic


Nowy York, 3. maja. - Pomic-
dry imigrantami. kt"rzy zamlcrza-
j. uczynic Amcrykr swojq przy-
ojczyzna, zaznacza SIC
przvplyw I iIoIandyi. Crzcdnicy
imigracyjni ia wyspic Ellis po--
wiadajq, &c Jest to rodzaj Imigran.
tow. kt6rych Amcryka Powita L
ctwartvmi rckoma Wiclu L Mich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-03

pfomieniach a cd tego>ognia zaje-
ty sic zabudowania mad wod2 o.
raz kilka rczydcncyi. Straz polar
ma Z Manhattan ruszyia Fodziaml
ia ponoc zagrozoncj dzielnicy i
powstrzymaIa ogieh cd ~dalszego
szerzenia sic ma inne budynkl.
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Kto chce czytac n~aJlepsDe eodzienne
ots,no nolskie. MECH sic uda do pana
q NJ PAYROLL, naszego agenta m
O,ncan I okolice 1 zaabonuje soo!s
DZIENNIK.
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SPRAWL 0 MORDER
SILVA MAUD TABOR ME
ROZSTRZYGNIETA
Paw Paw, 3. maja.. =

Paw Paw, 8. maja.. - Lava
przysieglych W spFawie staruszki
Tabor, oskarzonej o "a
mQrdowanie swej cork ME mogla
.przyjSc do jednomyslnego wyro-
ku pomimo, re sic naradzali Sc.
dziowie przySiegli mad wyrokiem
~przeszio trzydzieSci szcst' $50
DIN. O5miu sedzi6w wydalo wy
rok potepiajqcy, cztercch zaS IL
rwalniajqcy, wsktrtek czego sedzia
Howard West odcslal sprawe do
~przysziego sqdu, ktory sic zbie-
re prawdcpodobnie W pofowic
maja. Oskarzona Tabor ME btia
W sqdzie, gdyl pozostaje ma VOL
noSci "a p~ienieznq porekq dwu ty-
s;eCv dol,
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PRZYJMUJE USTA-
WE NC CORMICKA o BUD
ZECIE. :,

Washington, 3. maja. - Scnat
przyjqi ustawc o budzccie narodo-
wynn i odcs}al ia pod obrady kon-
i,rcncyi. Wcdlug planu powzie-
tego przez scnat, biuro b@dzetu
bye pod dozorem sckretarza
skarbu, podczas gdy nova ustaWa
oddaje je pod bczpoSrcdnl nadzoT
prezydenta. Obydwic ustawy do
magajq sic, ably prczydent poddal
budzet pod kontro!e kongrcsu, o.
raz daje prezydentowi przyWiIej
do ograniczcnia wydatkow.
OFIARY HURAGANU
w
. Muskogee, 8. maja. Podczas
strasznej bury jaka P~rzcsz}a po-
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GOTUJE SIE DO UCIECZKI.

Washington, 8. maja, - Z'bar-
do powaznych Er6dei Waszyng-
ton d~owiaduje sic, re prezydent
C~arranza planuje ucieczke re sto-
icy kraju. Rad caikiem p~owaznie
sic zapatruje ma to doniesienie,
gdyz nakazal swym agentom pill
ME czuwac ma pograniczu, czy
przypadkiem Carranza ME bedzie
sic staraF przedostac "a granice.
Me wiadomo jakiej politytki try
mafby sic rad ameryk2hski w
wypadhu, gdyby Carranza szuka}
schronienia ma terytoryum anne
rvkanskiem.
Aqua Prieta, 8. maja. Miasto
Chihuahua dostalo sic W rece re.
wolucyonist0w jak donoSi gene
raj Elias Gales. JeStto stolica
Stanu ! wynosi okoio 40 tySiecy
mieszkancow. Ia przykiadem Sto-
Icy poSzlo wiele mniejszych
miaSt / miaStcczck. Jedynic tylko
" Casas Grande i W Iuarcz .pozo-
staly jeszcze Wierne zTlugi wojSk
rzqdowych pod wodzq ]gcneral0w
dot9d jeszczc. niczdecydowanych,
kt6ra majq bronic droge. Taste
.Pg rcwolucyjne ro5n2 W llczbe L
kazdym dniem. prawie wszyStkie
miasta W sasicdztwic Stolicy Me-
ksyku przytaczyIy sig do insurgcn
tow l. w~yjatkiem Qucrctaro,
Washington, 3. maja. Rad
amerykaiiSki daf in~strukCyC wSHy
stkim bizncSi>tom amcrykaiSkim
ably placili podatki W micjscowo-
iciach ogarnietych przcz noWy
rad temu rz2dowi. Po>tcpowanic
takic Jest zuPclnic z%odnc l. zaSa-
damn prawa miedzynarodowcSo,
rad amcrvkahshi W ten sam
sposob postepowai " czaSic gdy
Carranza wszcz2i rcwolucyC W
MckSvku.
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ma tn juz krewnych, niektGrzy
j2k PAM Sells, iona bogatego kup-
ca Z oSmiorgicln dzieci przybywa-
jaca wykazaEa sic czekiem ia
dziesiec tysjecy dol. Tacy imigral.
q ME bedq ciezarcm ola kraju.
B~OHATERSKI WYSIkEK
STRAzAKcW OGNIOWYCH.
Nowy York, g.. maja. - Dziekl
riezmiernemu poswieceniu sic
stray pozarnej ocalai Port Rich
mond" IA Staten Island". Wielka
kompania o1Owiu staneIa tn w