davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-17

from him. In theii. marriage Revere
said he used the name of Revere
Clifton | also have proof that the
in Cedar Rapids for year as boy
and went with girl there
Mrs. Revere stated that the frontis-
piece that appears in the book, The
Garden of Faith" OF which Revere
claims to have been. the author, is
not the picture of Revere's brother.
as Pearsall Z. stated, but is Mrs.
Church's own likeness in male attire.
Mrs. Revere. however. believes that
her husband" was the authoress Of
the book
Contributed About $1,500.
Mrs. Revere says she paid for the
first automobile, of which Pearsall
spoke, and which was sold. Church
and Revere bought the last car, how
ever. with their own money. Where
the money came from, Mrs. Revere
said she does not know. In all she
estimated that she had contributed
about $1,000 during the three years
of her marriage"
|
me. He never swore or acted 'un-
gentlemanly' in my presence. How
ever he smoked cigars. Revere s
arrest was prompted by my brothers,
who came to Sioux City to make
Church produce his wife, who, he
claimed, was in the sanatoriam. Not
being able to do SO, Church broke
down and confessed, which led to the
arrest of both MIR. and Mrs. Church.
To BE Arraigned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. ID. Church.
charged with perjury, subornation of
perjury and with uttering a forged
instrument in connection with the
masquerade in which Mrs. Church
lived with Miss Dorothy Dunkelman,
of Melvin, for three years as her hus-
band Were brought into police court.
After short discussion between at
torneys, their cases were continued
until Saturday morning. They en-
tered pleas of not guilty to all of the
charges Bonds were fixed at $4,000
each.
For two days, following the arrest
of the two principals in the peculiar
triangular love affair. a large gallery
of morbid curiosity seekers and
lhangers-on~ Of police court. had
packed the small room in the base
ment Of the city building expecting
to hear the testimony OF the woman
who successfully posed as a man for
three years. But they apparently
had given up hopes, for yesterday
saw but a small group of spectators
gathered when Mr.. and Mrs. Church
were brought in.
The curious gazes Of those in the
court room appeared not to affect
either the man or the woman, both
OF whom seemed to be perfectly at
case during the brief discussion Of
the attorneys and the fixing of bonds.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-17

1919. In October of last year. accord
Ing to Witt, Landswick and Haines
suggested that he waive this contract.
in view of the fact that his official
duties at the state house interfered.
He testified that he was offered
$4,000 for this in addition to three
checks, totalling $1,700, which he al
ready had been given for his promo
ton work. Actually he said. he re-
ceived $4,000 in cash and two liberty
bonds for $1,000 each He waived
payment Of the remaining s1,500.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-17

means provide the sort of building
planned. The last legislature fixed
The limit of cost of the building at
$1,000, 900.
Buildings being talked of to be
erected on the state fair grounds in
clude a dairy buil1ing. horticultural
building and u building to house the
school and college exhibits and take
care of the educational interests of
the state.
Altho much public building work
has been postponed the last four
years because of its high cost it is
the general impression.that the slegis-
latuTe will be incIinad this winter
to>again be conservative affho build
ing conditions generally are mere
favorable.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-17
Store Raided For Cigarets.
.ial to Times es-Republican

SpeClal TO Times -ReDubllCan.
Boone, Dec. 1.-THE first raid made
under the crusade to enforce the anti
cigaret law in this city resulted in
the finding Wednesday afternoon of
six packages of a well known brand
OF pills" in the store of George
Satiras. Greek baker of this city.
The raid was made by Constable John
Dixon after County Attorney Harpel
had announced thru the papers that
the law against selling cigarets would
be strictly enforced. Satiras has been
cited to appear in the justice co<rt
Dec 30 to show cause why the cigah
cts found should not be destroyed.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-17

inent, is presenting the claims OF
Mason City
a Ney Years banquet is to be held
al ottumwa, whore plans Will be
made by the veterans of that city to
land the convention. Waterloo Rain
BOWS and Dubuque J Rainbows are,
hoping to secure the convention for
their respective cities The Water
100 men will banquet Monday night
neNl to make their plans for So
curing the convention and the Du-
puque men plan meeting early in
January.
II is expected the reunion will at
tract some 500 of the former mernbors
Oh the Rainbow division including
many from outside the state
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10 Be Tried for Robbina pead Girl.


Davenport. Dec 1.-THE trial Of
H. ]. Harris. said to have confessed
to stealing the wardrobe Of a dead
gir1 and then repudiated his con-
fession. will open Monday in the
Scott county district court. Harris T.:
charge with larceny.
Harris is accused of taking dresses
belonging to Viola Ballhorn, who was
working in Davenport. and after be-
coming ill went to her home at Long
Grove Iowa, where she died. On hear
ing that the girl was dead. it is al
legged, Harris appropriated her ward
robe and gave IL to his sister. He is
said to have confessed to this but
now steadfastly maintains that such
is not the case. Harris. who Is a la
dies tailor lived at the same place
Miss Ballhorn roomei.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-17
SUNDAY FUNERALS HIGHER.
lDavenporters Will Be Compelled Il
| Pay More on Sabbath

Davenport. Dec. 17.--It is either go
ing to cost more to be buried on Sun
day or else 'unday funerals will be
abandoned The various cemetery as
sociations have not yet decided which
plan will be followed but one or the
other will be carried out. The direc-
tors of the two cemetery associations,
Fairmount and Oakdale, favor no
Sunday funerals, but IL the dead must
be buried on that day the price is
going up at least so per cent. So il
the latter plan is adopted 1t Is going
to be considerably cheaper to be
buried during the week.
The unicorn of fable is supposed to
have it's origin from descriptions Of
the rhinoceros,
Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-17
MRS. REvERE"
FINALLY AWAKE'5
WOMAN IN QUEER MATR,MoN-
,AL DECEIT ADMITS SHE
WAS FOOLED.
THINKS SHE WAS VICTIM
or FRAMEUP FOR MONEY
Norman "husband' Was Artfui De-
osivsr and Fooled Relatives On
Both Sides Of House-Mr. and Mrs.
Church TO BE Arraigned in Poli':e
Court at Sioux City Saturday.

Is Sioux city, Dec. 17.y-''Do you think
Mrs. Church's marriage to you was g
scheme Of hers to obtain material 1o''
d novel?' Mrs. Clifton Revere, tfNs
victim Of the ..two-woman" marriage.
was asked last night.
NO, l believe our marriage ws-s
nothing but a scheme on the part or
her husband to get my share OF tfn'
inheritance from my fathers estate,
which will amount to about $2O,ooo,
answered Mrs. Revere. @.
Mrs. Church's brother, P. r. Pear.
sall, OF Mason City. Iowa. says ne
visited his sisters home and that his
sister was living with Church as the
latter's wife, while you We're presunI-
ably member of the household.
"Pearsall was right. as tar as re
knew. but he probably does not know
that Mrs. Church, or Mr.. Revere, ws-s
then posing as two persons; nv.
Revere and a woman who was sup
posed to be Church's wife" said Mrs.
Revere.
"It is rather complicated, but will
try and explain the situation, which
heretofore has not been published. H
Fooled All the Relatives.
when I married Revere, he told
me that Church, whom Revere called
his step brother, had wife who
was suffering from mental trouble
and vas confined in Sioux CitE
sanatorium. My husband wourI
dress up In wolnen's clothes. wsS,
any of her or Church's relatives came
to visit u.s. as she said to fool the
relatives into making them believe
she was Church's wife who was in
the sanatorium. Whenever my rela y
stiyes came to see US Revere always
dressed in mems clothes.
Il could see nothing wroAg in de-
icsiving Clurch's or Revere's reIatives
Into making them believe my 'huss
band was the demented Mrs. Church.
for Church and Revere told me that
the demented woman would soon be
well and that then all Of us would
be happy and the deception would
end as far as the relatives of Church
ard Revere were concerned.
But now ! see thru 1t all. It was
no more nor less than q scheme of
Church ana Revere, who Is his law
fulsWife, to deceive me instead OF
iheir relatives. Still, it is possible
,sigs4t the deception worked sona their
'Yeiatives was done purposely to de-
sistsiNe both them and myself"
aSays Revere Had Former "Wife."
s sEurthermore, Rsvere told me
shortly after we were married that
hid had married girl by the name of
Ruth Herman, of Watertown. s.. D.,
in February, 1918. He said he lived
with the woman in Sioux City until
1915. when the girl got divorce
Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-17
Three o.kaloo.a Stores Consolidate

Three Oskaloosa stores Consolida ate.
Osloaloosa. Dec. 17.--What is prob
ably the greatest business deal that
has been accomplished in Oskaloosa
in recent years. was completed We'd
nesday when consolidation OF the
Baldauf. Fbankel and Oppenhejmer
stores was effected. This is a part of a
great effort which has been contem-
plated for long time by local busi-
ness men to give Oskaloosa a depart
ment store second to none in the
state
Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-17
scHoNDELMAYER NOT FOUND,
Amnesa Man at Dubuque Not Miss
ina Mason Cityan.

ing Mason Cityan. r
Mason City. Dec. 17.-The amnesia
man who. unable to remember his
name. is being cared for in Finlay
hospital at Dubuque, is not J. w
Schondelmayer, Mason City insur-
ance man and preacher, who disap-
peared recently leaving his wife and
child here.
H. K. Schondelmayer. a brother,
phoned Dubuque hospital authorities
late Wednesday night. giving an ac-
curate description of his missing
brother. The man at Dubuque it de-
veloped, had brown eyes and mus
tache. Schondelmayer had light blue
eyes and wore no mrstache.
The strange patient-at the Missis-
sippi river city talks a great deal
about minerals. stocks and bonds and
has an acquaintance with Canadian
cities.
Evening times-Republican., 1920-12-17
Where the Profits Went.

with these high prices" said the
customer to the grocer, you must be
making a lot of money!
NO" replied the grocer. 'I'm not
making more money; my customers
merely owe me more
Americus times-recorder., 1920-01-01

FOR SALE-Two young mules,
weight 1850 and $50 lbs. Geo. NJ.
Wicker, Andersonville, Ga. 30-6t
Americus times-recorder., 1920-01-01
Srnithville Telephone
Manager To Ellaville

SMITHVILLE, Jan. IL. J. Hart
of this city, moved to Ellaville last
week to take charge of the telephone
exchange there. During his stay
here Mr.. Hart was in charge as man,
ager of the Southern Bell Telephone
exchange.
{ Miss Helen Hayes entertained al
her home Monday night A large
number were present, and all enjoy
ed themselves very much. Delicious
refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Pryor enter.
tanned Tuesday night at their home
several miles from Smithville, in
honor of Miss Julia Pryor, who is
spending the holidays at home. :
Miss Neva Goodroe, of Denver,
Colo, is making a visit to her rela-
tives here.
L. E. Crosby was here for few
days during the holidays with rela-
tives.
Miss Mehetabelle Wilkersori, Of
Sylvester, has been visiting relatives
here for few days.
Master Joe Powell, of Leesbhrg,
spent several days here as the guest
of Master Henry Simpson.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-01-01

WANTED TO RENT-A bungalow
near business part of town. Phone
69.-29-7t
Americus times-recorder., 1920-01-01

Times-Recorder Want Ads Get Re
suits. Phone %.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-01-01
Observation-Disclosures

Use Want Ads For Results
Americus times-recorder., 1920-01-01
Wells Mil To Be-
Developed Again

4 SMITHvILLE, Jan. IL. w Nc
Donald, of Madison, has bought the
Wells Mill property near Smithville,
and has moved here. Mr.. Mcdonald
is putting the mill in first class shape,
and will start an up-to-date mailing
business at Wells Mill. He intends
to make the mill one of the best in
this section. Formerly the mil did
large shipping business, and Mr..
Mcdonald will renew this, a siding
having been put in by the Central of
Georgia railroad for loading pur-
poses.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-01-01

FOR SALE AT SACRIFICE-Two
Registered Duroc Sows, one due to
farrow in few days. C. B. Griner,
Aries Plantation. 31-4t
Americus times-recorder., 1920-01-01
wANTED-To RENT

WANTED-By couple, no
children TWO or THREE
FURNISHED RO 0 M S
FOR LIGHT'HOUSEKEEP-
ING. Possession wanted
Jan /. Reference, Busi-
ness Manger, Times-Record-
ef.---dh-tf
Americus times-recorder., 1920-01-01

FOR SALE--We are long on Boys
Leatherized Suits. Will give 20%
off for cash. w. j. Josey. 31-6td-w1i
Americus times-recorder., 1920-01-01
aulsk chang. Artlst.

Our idss OF an Independent man IN
zoe who can pin up the baby's outfit
b snick as he can change tires ON
&s motor car.--Dallas News.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-01-01

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

49, s-~~.-O--~->>-~-~--->~-@->
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
---------------------
THE FARMERS OIL co is in the
market for Velv Beans. G. w.
Riley Mgr. 7-30t
WANTED-Pupils to coach. Phone
667. 31-3t
WANTED-Good Gle. 4 cotton rags
Times Recorder.
------------------>---~ >---~------------------~-
FOR SALE
SECOND HAND Roller Top Desk for
sale. P. o. As. SOFT
FOR SALE-Two young mules,
weight 1850 and $50 lbs. Geo. NJ.
Wicker, Andersonville, Ga. 30-6t
FOR SALE AT SACRIFICING
Registered Duroc Sows, one due to
farrow in few days. C. B. Griner,
Aries Plantation. 31-4t
FOR JANUARY-All1 dental work at
1-3 off; $50 for $40; SIS for $40,
etc DR.. N. s. Evans, Dentist. Es-
tablished II Years. Jackson St., near
Kress. 31-d&w-tf
FOR SALE--We are long on Boys
Leatherized Suits. Will give 201o
off for cash. w. ]. Josey. 31-6td-w1t
PEAS FOR SALE-If you desire to
buy any kind of peas, see me.
Frank j. Payne. Soft
FOR SALE-Leaving city, forced to
sell Maxwell touring car; run
about seven thousand miles. Cash
or terms. Address Automobile, care
Times-R -Recorder.-2S-6t
PHONE 544,-Guest Wood Yard, for
seasoned oak and pine, fireplace
and stove wood. No tree tops or
limbs; all first class wood. Prompt
delivery. 14-tf
FOR SALE.-0ne 7-room house, AIT
Barlow st. B. G. Vaughn.-25-tf
FOR SALE-Seven extra good milch
I cows, fresh in milk and one full
blooded Holstein bull, at my farm.
ten miles south of Americus, on Lee
street road. A. B. Connors, Leslie,
Ca. 21-H
MONEY To LOAN.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-01-01

PEAS FOR SALE-If you desire to
buy any kind of peas, see me.
Frank j. Payne -30-tf
Americus times-recorder., 1920-01-01

FOR JANUARY-All dental work at
1-3 off; $50 for $40; SIS for $40,
etc. DR.. N. s. Evans, Dentist. Es-
tablished II Years. Jackson St., near
Kress. 31-d&wltf
Americus times-recorder., 1920-01-01
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
sEABoARD AIR LINE PAILwA

SEABUAKU AK LINE RAILWAY.
Passenger Train Schedule.
Time Table Effective 10:1 am.
March 81, 1919.
Eastbound.
DEPART
For CordeIe, Helena and Savannah,
:31 pm. Eastern Time.
For Cordeie and Helena. 6:15 pm,
(Eastera Time.)
For Cordele, Helena and Savannah,
2:20 am. Eastern Time.)
Westbound.
DEPART
For Richland, Columbus and Albany,
10 am. Central Tim y
For Columbus and Montgomery, 3:10
pm. Central Time)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15
" B0rIinie zabitO 40 OS6bW zaburzeniaCh
Alianci Przyznaja- Fiume Wlochom.
JUGOStOWIANIE zABIJAI AMERYKANSKEGO MARyNARzA.
POrOzumienie BelgjskO HOlenderskie.
NNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

chistow. L tych 80 procent znacz-
ny odsctek sikiania sic wprost do
acknowledgement hasef Lenina,
rcszta zaS wolf umrzec, anizeli
znosic dalej autokracye mIlitarnej
dy&tatury.
.. kolczak ze Swyrn rzedem
zbankrutowai juz zupc}nie. lego
armia Jest rozbita, a on sam b4a-
ka sic gdzieS W okoIicach zabaj--
kaiSkich.
3. Popierany przez JaPonczy--
kow ataman Semenow, naturalny
naStepca kolczaka w najwyzszej
komendzie, jest jeszcze bardziej
znienawidzony Cd tego pierwsze-
60, Z jego obietnic reform W kie
runku postepowym smieja sic
wszyScy publicznie.
T. Jezeli Japonia da czynna po-
moe miIitarna <Semenowowi, po-
.nicsie ikleske takze, o lie ME otrzy-
ma poparcia ze strony wojsk a
merykanskich. a W tym wypadku
trzebaby ich ME 5000, ale $4,000
CO najmniej.
>, Rosya moze Odzyskac pok0j
! odrodzic sic tylko sama przez
siebie, a dojSc do tego moze je--
dynie, skoro pozostawi sic ia sa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15
Z Biura hsisaruIOglelRsgs.

Wseh6d slOhea gOdzinie I:l6.
Zaeh6d slOiea 0 gOdzinie 4:44.
POgoda W Chicago OkOiey: Niepe-
w1,a pOgOda czwartek i piatek. W
ezwartek, Suieg niecO oiepleJ' Umlar-
kOwany, zmienny wiatr.
Temperature dOby miniOnej; Najwyz
sza wc1orsj o gOdzinie 4tej pOpOfudniu'
20 steuni, najnitsza gOdzinie 0tej
rano, IL stOpnL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15
EPIDEMIA INFLUBNZY SEE
RZY SIZE z KAZDYM DNIEM.

Zarzad szpitala powiatowego
raportowal wczoraj do biura ko-
ronera chicagoskiego cztery wy
padki Smierci ma influenza. Ia
notowano rowniez wczoraj w
biurze departamentu zdrowia 49,
nowych zasfabniec na epidemic
influenzy, czyli liczba ia jest vic
cej niz diva razy wieksza, niz O.
Inegdaj.-Szerzy SIG rowniez, Ia,
trwazajaeo cHorba zapalenia pfuc
i szkarlatyny. Ma zapalenie piuc
umarlo wczoraj dwanaScie oso5.
Ma stacyi w Great Lakes ley
chorych ma influence dwieScie
marynarzy, Z ktorych l9S zapa-
do ma te epidemic W ostatnnh "a
godzinach. Sytuacya jest powaz-
nq, jak powiada lekarz obozowy,
lecz ME alarmujaca. KilkanaScie
wypadkow influenzy zanotowano
rowniez w szpitalu polowym w
Fort Sheridan, gdzic rowniez "a
rzadzono kwarantanne. DIVA wy
padki epidemii influenzy zanoto-
wano wczoraj w Evanston, cd
pierwszego stycznia zanotowano
czterdzieSci wypadkow szkaTlaty
ny, zwIaszcza malych dzieci.--
Komisarz departamentu tdrowia
DIR. Robertson, oraz jego asysten-
ci odbyli wczoraj diuzsza konfe-
rencye, w czasie ktorej uiozono
program majacego sic odhyc w
niedziele publicznego zebrania W
teatrze Woods. BY uniknac in
f1uenzy DIR. Robertson wystoso-
wal wczoraj szereg reguick, do
ktorych zastosowac sic powinnl
wszyscy mieszkancy miasta. -
Brzmia one:
Staraj sic lie motive mic
wchodzic do pokoju, gdzie ley
chory ma influenze.
Me chodz odwiedzac, ami ME
pozwalaj nikomu odwiedzac cho
rych u siebie W domu. ...
Me idz do miejsc, gdzie gro
raadzi sic wielu ludzi, jak teatry /
t. p. %,
Ubieraj dzieci czysto, sucho i
ciepio.
Staraj sic, ably jak najwiecej
promieni sionecznych pada}o do
.mieszkania, oraz przewietrzaj jc
jak najczeSciej.
Staraj sic o lie mozliwe isc do
piracy pieszo.
Upon1inaj tych, ktorzy kaszla
lub kichaja, by zakrywali sobie
usta chusteczka, jednoczeSnie
sam zastosuj sic do tego.
Myj rece pred kazdym posis-
klein.
Me pluj ma podsoge, chodniki.
ami wog6le W miejscach publicz
nych.
Spij dziewiec godzin dziennie.
Me przejadaj sic ami opijaj.
Trzy1naj sic zdala Cd chorych
ludzi. +.
Trzyn1aj nogi ciepto J ME I'd
r,ocz ich. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15
Przywrocenie StanuprzedWojn
Cabinet Odpowiedzialny przed Narodem.
z Konferencyi Rolnik6w.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
PRZESTROGA SEKRETARZA
WILSONA.

W1ISONA.
Newark, 15. stycznia. - Sekrc-
tarz piracy Wilson ma posicdzenlu
rady wfaScicieli ziemskich prze--
W sprawie radykafow,
broniac Department piracy przcd
niesfusznymi zarzutaml. PoWle-
dziaf on. re kazden czlonek party!
radykalnej, ktory stara sic pre-
noca obalit rzady ttltejsze, BE-
die odstawiony do kraju, do kto-
rego nalezy. Me maja sic oni cze
so wiecej spodziewat, jezeli sta
raj9 sic czynami swyni pokazac,
ze ME umieja uzywat wolnoSci.
Przeszlo 4 tysiace obcokrajowcow
wywi6zf rad amerykaiski do ich
miejsca przynaleznoSci, ktorzy
byli albo uposledzeni ma umysle
lub fizycznie niezdolni oraz
glosAi zasady przewrotu. Pubi--
cznoSc jednak ME wiele' ma to
zwracata uwagi. Dziwi go wiec te
Taz postawa publicznosci wobec
rzadu "a to, re tenze deportowal
249 na.jniebezpieczniejszych agi-
tatorow. Rad chce postepowac
sprawiedliwie kazdemu obwi--
nionenu dale moznoSc obrony.
Sekretarz piracy powiada, ze kaz-
den cziowiek moze mice swoje
zapatrywania ma polityke i fortne
rzadu, ale ME ma on prawa prze-
moca wpajac swych zapatrywall
w drugich. Me moze do tego uzy-
wac gwattu, a jezeli uzywa podo-
bnych Srodkow perswazyi, MECH
zc sic ME zali, jezelD go Rad od-
stawi do miejsca jego Przynalez-
noSci. Senator Lemoot z .Wiscon
sin rowniez przemawia} w tym du
chu oswiadczajac, re sic zupe}nie
zgadza W tyln wzgledzie zapa-
trywaniami rzadu. Poruszyl Oh
sprawe wykluczenia pieciu czson-
kow socyalistycznych ciaaa pra-
wodawczego, GO, jego 0daniem,
byfo niesprawiedliwe1n wietce
Powod wykfuczenia, re ci ludzie
So socyalista1ni jest niewystar--
czajacy, jezeli sic niema jakich
powa1niejszych zarzutow nielo-
jalnoSci przeciw rzadowi. lima
bowiem sprawa byla Bergerem,
gdyz temu Ddowodniono czyn, "a
kt6ry zostaA zasadzony do wiezie-
MIA.
KANDYDACI REPUBLI-
KANSCY.
Washington, Is. stycznia- =
Coraz move osobistosci wylania-
ja sic na swiatSo dzienne jako
kandydaci ma prezydenta
Stanow Zjednoczonych. Partya
niezmiernie podnio
sla sig ma duchu Z okazyi rozdwo
jcnia W szeregach demolratow.
w ostatnich dniach az trzech
karldydatow republlkatiskich mia,
zaszczyt goscic W swoich mu-
rach Washington. General Wood
gubenator Lowden oraz senator
Harding Ohio, maja jak najlep-
sze nadzieje powodzenia. S1looda
tylko, re ME trzech, ale jednego
prezydenta Stany wybieraja, wo-
bee tego tytko jeden obecnych
i przyszfych kandydatow, moze
mice b}oga nadzieje wyboru,
Ustawiczne odbywaja sic nara
dy, goraczkowe krzatania sic mad
przygotowaniami do przyszsej
Walk polityczncj. General Wood
odby, maia ale serdeczna konfe-
rcncyc &c swym przyjacielem Sc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-15
SPEKULANCI CUKRU POL
DA POD SAD.

Dwudziestu speklplantow Gu
kru zostafo wczoraj oskarzo-
nych przez federalny sad wiel-
koprzysiegiych pred sedzia Car
penter'em w sadzie okregowym
Stanow Zjednoczonych. Sa to
pierwsze oskarzenia zwroconc
przeciwko MIN z pomiedzy try
dziestu pieciu wyzyskiwaczy, a
resztowanyoh-p6Atera rniesisca
temu Oskarzenia So wynikiem
warrant6w zaprzysiezonych
przez asystenta okregowego pro-
kuratora r. A. Milroy'a, ktory
prowadzii dochodzenla przcz o.
statnich kilka miesiecy. lime do
woody, ktorc wplyneiy ma akcye
sqdu wielkoprzysieg}ych, zostaiy
zebranie przez biuro inwestyga-
cyjne departamentr sprawicdli-
woSci, oraz przez Department wy
sokich cen ma zycie' W tel spra-
vie Sledczy agencr federalni O.
trzymali wiele infnrmacyi przez
miejskie biuro zywnoSciowe, kto-
rego komisarzem jest r. Poole.
Zebranie wszystkich dowodow
jest owocem piecio-miesiecznej
piracy urzednikow federalnych,
ma podstawie ktorej zostaly wy
dane pierwsze legalne oskarzenia
przeciwko wyzyskiwaczom w
Chicago. Oskarzenia obciazaja
.spekulantow o sprzedawanie ar
tykui6w niezbednych do zycia po
wyg6rowanych cenach, CO spree
ciwia sic aktowi .prawa Levera",
kontroli zywnosciowej. Prevail
ra z Mich Geese oskarzona jest {
pobieranie cd Is. do IS centow "a
f1nt cukru hurtownie, pod
czas gdy cukicr w tym czasie ro
,winien bye sprzedawany po' Genie
pomiedzy lC, l. centow. Dy-
stryktowy prokurator Clyne o.
swiadczyi, IL sprawy spekulan-
tow cukru o lie moznosci najszyb
ciej zostana oddana sadowi wiel-
koprzysieglych, a zadac sic bedzie
najwyzszej kary, prawem okreSlo
nej. Kara zawarowana aktem pra
wa Levera jest piec tysiecy do
lar6w, hub diva lata wiezienia, al
bo iedno i drugie Pred sadem
wielkoprzysiegtych pozostaje je-
szcze pietnascie spraw przeciwko
spekulantom cukru, W ktoryeh O.
sxarzefi dotad ME zwrocono. A.
A.. Sprague, personal---very. ko-
rhisyi przystepnych cen. oraz dy-
stryktowy prokrratcr Clyne "a
r,ierzaja rozszerzyt dochodzenia,
cbjste prawem Levera i ma in
nych kupcow - spekulantow W
sprawach zywnosci, ubrania O.
pslu.
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cZYCIELSK1cH.
z powodu ogrornnego braku
sis nauczycielskieh powazna
czeSt dzieci szkolnych pozostajc
bcz nauczycieli, skutkiem czego