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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13
SEEK To BLOCK
SHIPPING PLANS
sen. JONES DECLARES EVERY
METHOD POSSIBLE USED TO
PREVENT GREAT U. S. MER-
CHANT MARINE.

New York, Dec. 13.-Congress has
laid down policy broad enough for
the foundation on which can be built
a privately owned American mer-
chant marine~ sufficient and eff
cient enough to transport a major
fraction of American commerce.
Senator Jones of Washington, au-
thor of the merchant marine act. told
the Academy OF Political Science to-
day. However, the policy is facing
the opposition of alien interests. he
said. referring particularly to pro-
tests against sections of the law
which sought to require the abroga-
tion Of commercial treaties with for
eign countries that enforced an
equal treatment by the United States
in the matter of port duties, tariff
and other charges as between goods
carried in American bottom and
good carried in foreign ships.
Wherever possible, alien inter
ests are hirin gthe best legal talent
Senator Jones said, buying the high
est American writing ability, con-
trolling the most powerful American
papers. journals and magazines and
cajoling or coercing American Off
cials TO serve their end. Their paid
agents will be found in meetings
like this. They will present to pub
lie officials cogent reason why ii
will be unwise to take this course or
follow the ualicv
Businessmen will be threatened
by their business connections and
communities will be intimidated by
threatened withdrawal of transpOr-
tation facilities.
The man or paper who would
discourage the upbuilding of our
merchant marine is fighting the bat
tie of alien interests. We have the
brains, we have the ability, we have
the energy and we have the means
10 build up an American merchant
marine. We have the need to stimu
late us to do il and If every true
American citizen will determine 10
do his part TO this end and not al
low us to be diverted by fear, threats
or cajolery. we win succeed"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13
CORK, IRELAND.
IS BURNING
MAIN BUSINESS SECTION OF THE
CITY DESTROYED7-LOSS ES-
MATED AT 81 100000.

Cork. Dec 13-Ct continued to
burn today The fl spread over
quarter mile of thl rain business
section of the city. cendiary fires
started Saturday nigh swallowed up
more property last night. The loss
es will approach SIS, goo, 900 it was
estimated. AT last 1000 persons
were out of work today, with bank
ing houses. many shops and the city
hall destroyed. Fifty buildings were
burned. 1t was believed there must
have been casualties in the conflag-
ration, but smoking ruins permitted
no search for bodies today There
was disagreement as TO whether
the fire was started by the British
police in reprisal for ambush. Sinn-
Fein leaders charged a destruction
10 black and tan police At dusk
Saturday two lorries of soldiers en-
tering the territory for the enforce
ment of martial law were bombed at
Dillon, nearby. Two hours later dis
turbances began on the streets. Al
most simultaneously flames broke
out from the Carnegie library, city
hall and several shops on st. Pa
tricks street. British government
investigation of the conflagration
began today
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13
| T|Y||NDALE Girl GIRL
IS MISSING
STUDENT AT MANKATO COM
MERCIAL COLLEGE DISAP-
PEARS-AUTH0RITIES BAF-
FLIED.

Mankato. Mimi, Dec. b. Man
kato police and officers in surround
ing towns have joined in the search
for Miss Leduse Ptak. 81 years old
daughter of Frank Ptak, of Tyndall.
S. ID. Miss Ptak disappeared under
unusual circumstances NJ n y
night. being last. seen between and
o'clock in the morning at the
home OF Mrs. Louise Ehlers, OF Man
kato, where she took her meals.
! Miss Ptak was student at the
Mankato Commercial college. She
had spent Sunday at Minnesota
Lake. and after returning 10 the
home Of Mrs. Ehlers, said that she
had put a terrible night at Mime
sofa Lake" and wanted something
warm TO eat.
Miss Amy Ulstad, Miss Ptak's
roommate. was awakened on the
night of her chum's disappearance.
Miss Ptak she said. was standing
near the window of their room. say
ing. You can not come in here.
Later in the night Miss Ulstad said.
Miss Ptak was frightened and APP
parently was trying 10 tell someone
in the room that they could not take
her away.
A search of the room Monday re-
suited in the finding of a check for
$40 sent Miss Ptak by her father.
and some loose money in satchel-
Father, college faculty and police
alike are baffled by the disappear
ance. The river banks have been
thoroughly searched in vain. Miss
Ptak weighs about lao pounds, has
black hair and dark eyes. 1t is be-
lieved she wore brown and gray
coat. blue dress, sailor hat and rub
Der overshoes when she disappeared
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13
State To Lose
Farming Expert

Brookings. Dec. 13-Prof. G. Lar
sen, for the past IA years head OF
the dairy husbandry department and
since 1918 also director of extern
sion at South Dakota State college.
has accepted the position of director
of dairy marketing for the Illinois
Agricultural association, with main
offices at Chicago.
In his new position Mr.. Larsen
will work with the Illinois county
farm bureaus in marketing their
products comparatively and econo-
mically. His first work viii be to
assist the Southern Illinois MIX
Producers association in establish
ing a cooperative milk marketing
organization for the city of st.
Louis. Most of the st. Louis milk
supply comes from Illinois.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13
POULTRY SHOW
TO Be FEATURE
ISSUE LIBERAL PREMIUM LIST
FOR EXHIBIT AT YANKToN
DECEMBER 20 TO 23.

Yankton, Dec. 13.--Exhibits of
pigeons, hares, guinea pigs. guinea
fowl. wild geese, bantems and other
pet stock viii be a novelty feature
of the poultry and egg show to be
held in the Yankton sales pavilion,
December 90 to %, under the auspi-
ces of the Greater northwest poultry
association. accordinging to the pre-
MUM lists which have just been
received.
On the afternoon of the last day of
the show an auction will be held, at
which exhibitors may dispose of any
of their birds, eggs or stock that
they wish.
The annual meeting and banquet
of the association will be held Thurs
day evening, December %, in the pa
yilion. The present officers will
then submit their reports. and the
new officers and board of six direc-
tors will be elected. Visiting exhi-
bitors and poultrymen will be
guests at the banquet.
Free demonstrations are to be
held on the afternoons of the Sec
ond. third and fourth days of the
show, when such subjects as cullins
the flock, feeding for eggs. grading
eggs for market and development OF
the farm flock, viii be discussed.
Ed l.. Hayes of the Dakota Far
mer. Aberdeen, who is to be the
judge of the show, and George w
Hacketf, poultry husbandman of the
United States bureau of animal in
dustry, will be among the speakers
Pupils of the Yankton grade
schools and of all rural schools art
to be admitted to the show free OF
charge on the afternoon of Decem-
ber %.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13
Cattle Eat Giant
Powder and Die

sturgis, Dec. 13.-Four are dead
as the result of the promiscuous use
of giant powder and dynamite in the
lowering of Steidten hill, west OF
Sturgis. The four are Hereford cat
tie belonging to Carl Steidten. They
were not killed by an explosion. but
by eating the ammunition, poisoning
being the result
Road workers inadvertently left a
small quantity of powder near the
place where they had been working,
and when Steidten turned his cattle
into the pasture nearby they found
the explosive and ate it, Steidten
found the four cattle dead.
A post mortem'. examination
ended i'm the discovery OF powder in
the sfomachs of the kline.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13
Sterling Presents
Immigration Bill

Washington, Dec. 13.-Senator
Sterling of South Dakota. a republi-
can member of the senate immigra-
ton committee. offered today his
bill proposing to limit immigration
during any one year to ten per cent
of the number of those aliens of any
ethnic group now residing in the
United States. The measure also
would create a board to control inn
migration.
The immigration board would be
composed of five members, the sec
retary of labor and four others. to
be named by the president with the
consent of the senate
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13
international Tribunal
Plan Submitted

Geneva, Dec. 13.-The League of
Nations assembly today began con-
sideration Of plans for an interna-
tional tribunal submitted by a COM
mission of three members. NJ. Leon
Bourgeois, French delegate. present
ed the commissions report. Acks
nowiedgement was made. of the part
played in drafting the tribunal plan
by Elihu Root Medill Mccormick.
credited by many here with being an
unofficial observer for President
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13
Flames Destroy
Sinai Elevator

Sinai, Dec. IA grain elevator
in Sinai owned by c. X. Brooks of
Watertown. and managed by s. a..
Seward, was burned to the ground.
About 5000 bushels Of grain were
consumed
There was some insurance but the
amount has not yet been ascertained
The origin Of the fire is a mys-
terry. The town board held meet
ing in the office of the elevator and
when the members left little after
8 o'clock the fire in the stove was
nearly out.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13
Three Year Corn Crop
Is Held By Farmer

Marion, Dec ia local news
paper states that a farmer of this
district has stored ON his farm the
crop of corn raised by him during
the past three years.
The name of the farmer was not
made public. The farmer is of the
opinion that corn prices will be much
higher next spring and summer.
He is not worrying because he did
not market the three crops of corn
when prices were high. saying he
was too busy at the time.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13
sMeanest Thief" Steals
Veterans Fuel Supply

Watertown, Dec. lathe crime
of the .4meanest man In town." has
been discovered In the theft of the
winters supply of fuel from the civil
war veterans of the Freeman Thayer
post OF the G.. A. r..
The coal bin at the rear of the
G. A. r. building has been found
scraped clean of coal and a pile Of
fence posts that had been left there
to augment the fuel supply was also
taken.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13

Geneva. Dec. 13.-The German
government today presented new
note to the council of the league re-
garding award of Eupen and NAL
medy, formerly German territory, TO
Belgium. The districts were taken
away from Germany under the
treaty of Versailles.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13
Daily Market Report


Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. b.
Corn Market 2 and 4c lower, offer
ings large and demand limited, but
prices nearer shipping difference to
the east. No. 3 yellow closed at 65
and sic. No. mixed at 62 and
64c.
Oats. Demand fair. prices un-
changed to easy; No. whites main-
ly &c under May No. whites
closed at 43 and A3 nc. No. whites
at 10 and 42hc.
Rye Easy. No. 2 selling mainly
at 12c over May; demand fair. No.
3 rye closed at s144H and s1.45A
Barley. Market easy to &c lower;
demand fair. Prices closed at SO
and 74c.
Sioux City, Dec. 13.-The crest
for the day was 1915, while the
bulk OF the sales ranged from $9-35
and $3.50. Some underweight half
finished stuff sold as low al $500.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13

Dublin. Dec 13-Ninety Ameri-
can. British and Irish newspaper
correspondents today decided to ad-
dress all government and press as
sociations declaring they have been
intimidated by military and police
and hampered in their efforts to re-
port events transpiring in Ireland.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13

Elect Harding. was one of the guests
when the report was read. Parti-
cipation in the tribunal by the
United States is provided for in the
draft read by Bourgeois.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13
Thieves Raid
Liquor Cargo

Milbank, Dec. 1..--An ortonville.
Mimi, man. whose name has not
been made public. lost 10 quarts Of
whiskey, valued at about $40 per
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13
THE PRESENT
INCOME TAX
NOT PRACTICAL SAYS A TREAS
URy DEPARTMENT TAX EN-
PERT.

Washington. Dec. 13.-Continua-
ton of the present maximum tax
rates on big incomes will break the
back of the income tax system. Prof
Thomas Adams, tax expert of the
treasury department, told the house
ways and means committee today.
Adams, witness in the first hear
ings on tax revision said that the
present maximum tax of 73 per cent.
65 per cent sur tax and per cent
normal on large incomes is inn
practicable in times of peace and
cannot be SUCCESSFULLY enforced.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13

Washington, Dec. 13.-An agree
ment between England. Japan and
the United States TO limit naval ar
maments does not meet favor of
Secretary Daniels, he told newspaper
men today. Daniels said he would
endorse an understanding to reduce
sea power only in the event it swas
world wide in character. An agree
ment among any certain powers
would appear too much like an alli-
ance and would arouse the suspicion
of other nations. he said
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13

Washington. Dec. 12.-The Unit
cd States supreme court today up
held the constitutionality of the
Minnesota espionage act. The law
was attacked by Joseph Gilbert. for
lner nonpartisan league organizer,
who was sentenced to pay $500 fine
and spend a year in prison after
conviction for making an alleged
anfi-war speech.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-13

Washington. Dec. 13.-The house
the Johnson bill to halt immigration
for one year by vote of 293 to Al
The bill provides that wives and
blood relatives of naturalized immi-
grants may be admitted. The house
then took up consideration of the
yolstead repeating several war laws.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07
CHICAGO POZBYLO SIZE
TYFUSU.

Komisarz zdrowia DR.. Robert
son oSwiadczy}. &c dzieki dobrH-
n;u svstemu Sciekow i wodoci4-
"3Y Chicago pozbyio sic prawic
zupelnie tyfusu wSrdd swcj lu'l-
1cSci, gdyz obecnie ieden wvpa-
dek tel ehorobv wypada przcc;c-
THE ma 1OO.OO micszkanc6w. -
GGyby j~eszczc kilka przcdmi'S6
N polnocnei stronie miasta "a
przcstaIo odprowadzat swc Scic
HI do jcziora Michigan, smiertel-
nose z tyfusu zrcdukowa|aby sic
W Chicago do dwu albo trzech
wvpadk0w rocznic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07

kanskim' oGIamcm partyi, Jakl
zostai ostatnio zainkorporowany
W Springfieldzie przez przyjacioi
bUrmiStrza.
w zebFaniu tenn wziai udziaf
certralny komitet republican,
ski powiatu Cook. zIozony &c
stronnikow fakcyi thompson =
Lundina, wybrany tego roku d.
1890 kwictnia ktore to jedHak
wybory sad uznai "a nieprawne.
Ma posiedzeniu tenn przyjeto plat
iorme wspomnianego wyzei pro
amCrykanSkiego' odiamu partly,
kt6ra wySuwa nastepujacc hasia
iako we idcc prze&odnie:
kar9nie paskarzy wiezicn;cm.
Wyplacenie bonusow wctcra--
nom ostatniej wojny.
Wysokie opodatkowanie ma
eromadzonych podczas wojny mn
jatkow.
Zupclnc zniesienie lCgis'acyi
wojcnncj.
Przvwr0ccnic wolnosci Slona.
2walczanic Ligi Narodow.
Zwalczanie przymuSowej sful-
by wojSkowej, o lilo ME oswald
c@y sic zalnia Gaia ludnoSc pTzcz
referendum.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07
Ruch W TOwarzystwach.

- Oddzial Stan. Moniuszki No. 20
Macicrzy Polskiej odbedz,e regular
ne posiedzen:e micsiecznie dis, W
Erode. o godzinie Sci wieCzorem, "
sail pnr 1855 W. Division III. Obe"-
nc&t czlonkow koniecznie potrzebna.
- W. +. Mozuch. sekr. fin.
Tow. Sw. Wincentego a Paulo
No. 221 Zjed. odbedzie ~p6lroczne po-
siedzenie czwartek, dnia $50 lip
ca o godzin'e pol do 6smej wieczo =
rem. Wszyscy So proszeni ma to ro-
%siedzenie: "a nieobecncSt kara I TAX
10 wystapimy ma ~karnawal. kt6ry sic
odbywa prey parafii. - b. Drabah-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07
. WALKI PRZECIW KOLE,
: IOM GORNYM.

Specyalnv doradca miejsNi {.
Cleveland postawii wczoraj try
gl6whe zarzuty kompaHii koIei
@ornych w odpowiedzi ma jel
pro5be do Stanowej komisyi wy
tccznoSci publicznych o Pozwo(e
rie ma podwyzke opiat "a pre-
lazd do kwotv 10 centow Cd o
>cby. Zarzuty tc sa naStepuiace
/. kompania podajac oblic7e-
RE przypuSzczalnych pasazer6w
" p~rzyszlvm roku. kt6rzv bedq
horzystac Z kolei g6rnyct. pred
stawila rozmvSInie. cyfre te zbyt
ri~ko. a mianowicic "a maIo o
7r4G7. 900 oSob.
?. Kompania obliczyia ro7my-
&;rie Swc przychody "a nisko o
S5;5.3l5.
). w zamian "a to rozmy5!r;e
cbliczyla swc r~ozchody o S1,llG.-
99E "a wyScko.
Dzisiaj odbeda sic dalsze pre-
s}uchy w sprawic petycyi zarza-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-07
nnsiedzen ] kazdy

Ii zwyklych posiedzeh i kazdy z
czlonkow pow;nien bye obecny' po-
niewaz So wazne sprawy do zaiat"iS-
MIA: "a niecbecroSc kara podtug Ron
stytucyi. - X. Demski, Sekr. prot
Oddziai sw. Amy No. - Nd
Clergy Polskiet,ma swe p~6Nroczne 20
sicdzcnie W $rode, duia 7go lipca, o
godzinie pol do 6smej w.eczorem' -
wszyscy 50 proszeni o przybycie. Ste
fania Jimmy, sekr. prot,
ZAWIADOMIENIE.
Do wszystkich ToWarzystw ! ">''
Zjednoczenia p. r. X. " Chicago !
okoIicy.
Wazne po~siedzen;e zwc'uje oSa'a
No. u, W parafii $w. Jana Nan'eS''
" niatek. dnia ego lipca 0 godzin'e
Sci wieczorem. w sail parafi2'nel -
Dry Carpenter t Chicago ave. ma )
re zapraszamy wszystk'e T~owarzyS'-
wa I Csadv Zjednoczenia " spra"''
wazrei tyczacej sic kazdego ZJedn>-
o,ohca Tranc!szek JankowsS''
rrezes. Tomasz Koziol, sekr., 1859
Ohio III.
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z TOW. PO-
~zYczKoWEGo' 15-TEJ WAR
DY w CHICAGO, ILL.
L

Z wyrokow Boga, ~przcn;osi
sic do w~iecznosci SIP. Jan Kon-
cIyk czIonek i Prezes Cd zaio--
zenia Stowarzyszenia Budowni-
&C Pozyczkowego l5-tej Wardy
to Jest dwadziescia siedm lat.
Przez zgdn sp. Jana Kon-
czyka ciezk2 ponosi strate
naszc stowarzyszenic. tenn dotkli-
wszc, IL Z grona DyrelIyi ubyf,
czlonek ktory dlugoletniq swq
fachowq wiedzq budowniczego i
kontraktora. oddawai nieocen;o-
nc usiugi ola finansowego rozwo
i'll Stowarzyszcnia, gorliwa pra-
ca uczciwoSciq urzednika nics!;a-
zitelnoScia charaktcru, jednaiqc
sobic dobrze zasiuzOnc zaufau:e
i rznanic.
Sp. Jan jake Polak Katol;ii
Obywatcl i kolega, byl wzorcn
crot zycia rcligijnego, pOlsko-ma.
rodowcgo i towarzyskiego.
Serdecznie miiujqc wsp6lna M
so Matke PolSkc, spicszyf "a,
Nszc z oiiarnq dla nicj pomoca.
.Prawdziwic szczery DO serdc;2
nie gieboki Smiercia Sp. lama
Konczyk odczuwajq zal Dy,
rekcya StowarzySzenia BuGo-
w~niczo Pozyczkowcgo l5tci Wan
dy uchwalajqc ninicjszq Kondo.
Ilcncye, wvrazajqc W smutku
laiobic p~ogrqzoncj rodz5nic, wy.
razy glebokicgo wsp6fczucia.
A tobic <p. Jamie do mogiIy "
| przybrancj Ojczyznic slowa p,
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ski, PREF: T. Mellin. sekr. prot.
- Tow. NajSw. Im!enia Maryi
No. 2gi zjed.M odbedzie %p6iroczne pc
siedzenie W Srode, dnia 7go lipc.,
o ~eodzinie pol do 6smej wieczorem,
W sail zwyklych %posiedzen. Kazdy
czIonek ma bye obecny ma TEN po-
siedzeniu. CT co maja zamiar vista
pic %napowr0t, to moga to uczynic
be- zadnych kosztow, tyczy sic 20
tych kt6rzy sa suspendowani piec
miesiecy temu. Musza tylko zapfa-
cic zalegle asesmenta. - Piotr Ma
zurkiewicz. PREF; H. Szczodrowskj,
sekr. prot. ,1401 y. Ashland ave.
Tow. $w. Szczepana NJ. No. SIS
Zjed. odbedzie swoje ~poIroczne pc
sied2en:e W czwartek. dnia Sgo li2-
ca. W sail no. Atty, o g%odzinie pol 60
6smej wieczorem. Kazdy czlonek te-
COZ Tow. Jest obowiazany stawic sic
ma TO posiedzenie. p%oniewaz 50 Wa
ne sprawy do zaiatwienia. - B. ST.
k:ewicz, PREF; j. Zawiszewski, SEX.
prct., 1924 Noble ul. ~
II IRVING PARKU.
Tow. &w. Jana ChrZciciela Nc.
6S NJ. p. ma swoje micsieczne po-
.siedzenie iutro wieczoAm. o godzi-
ME Smej " sail zwykfvch posiedzeh.
Anna KieIczyhska. sekr. prot.
KANTOWA.
Tow. p. o. Boskiego Serca JcZu-
sa NO 263 Zjed. odbedz:e posiedza-
ME p6lroczne W czwartek, dnia SGD
Inca. n godzinie Sci vice.. W SAL
zwvk|vch posiedzeh. Kazdy czioneH
ma byf obecny. DO sa wazne spra"E
do zaIstwienia. go ST. Pitera. pre-;
Tom. J. Kali;. sekr. prot, Ill Cor
nell vi.
Tow. &v. WIadyslawa KrdIa
ma ~p6lroczne ~posiedzenie DIS VIC
czorom. q godzinie Sci, sail No.
2.-S st. Kupczyk. pref; p. MEME
rowicz. sekr. prot.
Zawiadamiam wszystk'ch czton
k6y Tow. Sw. Jana KantCGo Nc. l9f
ze ~posiedzenie o~dbedzie sic dnia ago
] LIMA q cndzinle $50 wiecz6r W sa-
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Wyg6j Choroby sk0rne
Przytoz Zemo, czysty, Wnikaja'
cy, Antyseptyczny P'yn.

lest zbytecznem ola ciebie cierpiet
ma egzemc. PLAINLY, swierzb, Wysypki
podobne klopoty sk6rne. Zemo zaku'
pione W ktorejkolwiek apiece "a SOC
Tub wielka flaszka~ "a $l.0O / przyto'
zone. zwykle da natychmiastowa ulse
W ~torturach Swierzbu. Czysci n u
spakaia sk6re i goi predko skutecz-
ME wszelkie klopoty sk6rne. =.
Zemo Jest cudownym, wnikajacym l
znikaiacym plynem, a u$mierza mai
wiecei delikatna sk6re. Me jest on ttu'
stym. }atwo go Zastosowac ME Kosz,
tuie wicle. Kup so dzisiaj i unikaJ
wszelkich dalszych k}opotow.
The E. w. Rose Co., Cleveland, q.
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KONWENCYA ,,TRZECIEJ
PARITY" w B .

w Sobote rOzpCczyna sic W
Chicago zaaranzowana przez Eo
mitct 4S konwcncya. ma kt6tcj
utworzona ma zoStac MOVE
.,trzecia partyi". ztozcr'a I ~
w;ol6wprogrcsywnych. KiIku dc
lcgat6w ma te konwcncye &c S'a
now zachodnich / porudniowyci
przybylo guz do naszego mia
sta, a dis ocze2i;Hany jest PR!
Iazd krajowcgo 1-ezeSa !. \. Il
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Hopkinsa, oraz c&,onk6w krajo-
wego wydziaiu wykonawc2ego
tel partyi: Amosa Pinchont, Er,
Pcttisona i Geo. l.. Record'a.
A.. w. Kicker, zarzadca tutci
sci kwatery gi6wnej, twierdzi,
&c wedlc donieSien z New Nor-
ku przcszlo 700 delegatSw ma tc
konwencye zgiosiio jul sw6j IL
dziai, nadsylajac Swc mand2ty,
Wszystkie Stany Uni ma}a
;rrG. swych Representations.
Przeprowadone przez omawia
nQ partye referendum zaleca nc
minacye ma prezydenta oddac Sc
natorowi Robertowi Nj. La Fol,
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du kolei gornych i pan Cleveland
z&powiada, re powyzsze zarzury
u2upclni jeszcze dalszymi.
ECHA ~,ABISYNSKIeH" ROZ
RUCHOW.

Jury kor0nera z~akonczvta
wczoraj swc dochodzenia w spr1
vie ..abiSynskich'' rozruch6w ia
poIudniowej kronie d. 20 czerw-
ca. podczas ktorych POn;c,ii
:mierc: marynarz Robert Law
son Rose i subjekt re sklepu Z
cygarami !. \. Hoyt, p~rzekazu-
lac dziewieciu I obwinionych sa-
dowi przysiegiych. Grover c. Red
dirg, inicyator ruchu powrotnc-
go do Abisynii. raz dwu lego
mrrzynskich zwolennik6w, Os-
car ! Anderson McGavick, costa
Ii oskarzeni o morderStwo, Sc
&c;u zaS innych o wsp6ludziaE w
rozruchach. So to Sami negrzv.
Z wyjatkicm tylko .,Dra' r, d.
}ones'a. bialego. kt6ry prowadzil
zywa agitacye wSr6d ludnoSci mu
rzvnskiei.
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0DZNACZENIE ARCYBI-
SKUPA

Dcpesza' Stowarzyszonsj Pra-
sy donosir Rzymu. re J. f. Ks
arcybiskup Jerry Mundclein To-
stall mianowany przez OLGA Sw'
tr>kupem a]systentem przy to.
rio oent,fiLalnvu
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