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White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01
GRIM lNAL.

Harold Bolton was killed and Miss
Margaret Hayes was attacked by q
negro on a road near Waco, Tex, ac-
cording to Miss Hayes statement to
police.
Directed by the chief of police and
county officials, a rigid investigation
is under way at Columbus, Ca, follow
ing a bomb explosion which wrecked
the front of Mayor ]. Homer Dimon's
residence, and shattered windows with
in the block, but no arrests have so
far been made.
A jury in the General Sessions, New
York, established precedent when it
convicted Howard Z. Stanley, 3S, a
broker, on a grand larceny indictment
for bucketing orders. The maximum
penalty for the offense is ten years i'm
prisonment.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01
ACCIDENTS.

Two men were killed when the en-
gine and several cars on a Minneapolis
st. Louis freight train, eastbound,
plunged through burning trestle at
Cedar Creek, near Peoria, Ill.
The engineer and fireman Of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas passenger
train No. 3, south-bound, were killed
when a cloudburst swept the engine
From the tracks four miles south of
pVnita, Okla.
-Four thousand pounds of powder in
one of the smaller buildings of the
Equitable Powder Company plan, one
anile from East Alton, Ill.,, exploded,
wrecking the building and killing e.
r. Hess, 80 years old, an employee who
|ilVed in East Alton.
len persons are known to have been
KILLED and at least sixty injured In an
ammunition factory at Blumau, near
vienna. The force of the explosion de-
|stroyed or damaged all the houses in
the town.
Ihree city firemen and two tunnel
workers were killed by gas and cleo
ulclty at the bottom of 52-foot shaft
|ol the intercepting sewer system at
NATIONAL and Goth avenues, Milwaukee
WIS Nearly score of firemen were
overcome by gas fumes and six were
seriously hurt.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01
FOREIGN.

A severe earthquake lasting five min
utes was felt heavily at Santiago,
Chile. The phenomenon also was ex-
perienced at San Felipe, northward to
Rantague, and south along the Central
Valley. No damage has been reported.
The French foreign office has no
knowledge of the conviction Of Charles
Il. Crane, former American minister to
China, by French military court in
Damascus on charge of melting a
riot, as reported in press dispatches, 1t
was stated at Paris.
The White Star Liner Majestic has
passed Lizard Head, near London, thus
completing her voyage from Sandy
Hook Bar in days, IL hours and 90
minutes.
The keynote of Premier Poincare's
first public speech since the close of the
Genoa conference was DISTRICT of Ger
many and the resolve of France to OBJ
tain war reparations. The occasion
was the congress Of the French Nation
nj Veterans Association, at which rep
resentatiyes of the American, British
and other veteran associations were
present.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

.oorlv nc per cent of all births ID
Territory OF Hawaii during the
ondor year 1921 were japanese, ac-
ding TO figures made public by the
.ritorial Board of Health.
Mitchell County (Ga.) attorneys con
ctod a vigorous investigation OIL me
sorted logging recently of Rev. Il. q.
,,,nles a Holiness preacher, VINO Tor
L,orol weeks has been conducting
Iotinrs in a tent eight miles west OF
ylham, Ga.
hook called 1.-THE Sins OF Holly
bod supposed to be an expose OF inc
- of certain motion picture actors
! actresses. is "too scurrilous" TO
admitted to the mails, according to
k.,,linq by Mark Heron, Deputy Unit
stotes District Attorney here.
Bert o. Collyer, Chicago sport writer,
Is found guilty ON a charge OF Grim
|ol libel by a jury in criminal court
Jouisyille, Ky, and his punishment
[od at a fine of $4,000 and a SEN
|nce of 80 days in Jail.
A cloudburst sweeping Mossville and
horia. ILL.,. washed out a large sec
In of the Rock Island tracks, a bridge
the Peoria Chicago hard road, a
lock of street pavement in this city
nd did thousands of dollars damage
Brough flooding of Easements.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01
DOM ESTIc.

Approval Of % advances for agricul-
.ural and live stock purposes aggregat-
Jug $9S5, 600 was announced by the War
FINANCE Corporation.
uilson Willets author, traveller, for
several years production manager for
e'e rattle Film Company, died at Los
angeles, Cal. He was born in Hemp
''ead, N. Y, in 1869.
mr. and Mrs. A. f. mcfarland, each
,oout 81 years old, We're burned to
aea.h and John Colpepper, their
aephew, perhaps fatally burned. in a
aie which destroyed the MacFarland
"onle' nine miles south of Temple, Tex.
Administration plans for holding
'o"n sort coal prices were carried Il
s'ep further when Secretary Hoover
issued general call for conference
" all the 1900 odd operators whose
n.hes are still producing in the Middle
West. The Eastern ana Southern dis
-, The conference is to be held in
'hshirgton. May 81.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01
CONGRESS-.

A bill prohibiting the shipment OF
led milk in interstate commerce, long
|rged by farming and dairying inter-
kts was passed by the House, 2o6 to
b and sent to the Senate.
BY a vote of 211 to IS, the House
bssed the Rivers and Harbors Author
kation Bill. This bill authorizes work
h the various projects throughout the
|ountry, but appropriations therefor
Ire provided in the army appropriation
Ill., which has passed the House and
in committee in the Senate. The ap-
|ropration carried is $40 100000.
Although the Senate judiciary Sub
|ommitte dealing with the Dyer anti
Bnching bill holds that measure to be
Chairman Borah SAID
he committee had not abandoned the
Proposition that constitutional meas
Ire could be drawn.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01
PERSONAL.

| Vittorio Rolandi Ricci, Italy's am
Dassador to the United States, while
testing with his staff in Chicago, after
Spending several days in the Central
States en- route from California to
Washington, expressed himself as-not
being in favor of prohibition.
| Warren G. Harding took his old title,
Feditor Of the Marion Star" in order
10 tee off with three-score Washington
newspaper men in the first annual
tournament of the Washington News
paper Golf Club.
Percy Granger. the pianist, will in
berit real and personal property valued
pit about 100000 from his mother,
Mrs. Rose Ann Granger, who was
Killed when she fell from the window
pm New York building on April 20.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01
BUREAU MAKES
CROP REPORT
PRICES FARMERS GET FOR THEIR
DIFFERENT FARM AND DA-
Try PRODUCTS
ALFALFA S14.80 A BUSHEI
Prices Paid BY The Farmer For Var
ious Seeds And Food Stuff For
Use On The Farm.

Little Rock.-The monthly price list
of the United States Bureau of Crop
Estimates, showing prices of products
sold by producers and prices of pro-
ducts bought by farmers, was issued
by G. S. Bouton, statistician for Ar
kansas. Mr.. Bouton's complete re-
port follows:
Prices of products sold by produc-
ers:
Hogs, live weight, per 100 pounds,
81; beef cattle, live weight, per 100
pounds, $3.85; veal calves, live weight,
per 100 pounds, $50; sheep, live
weight, per 100 pounds, $40; lambs,
live weight, per 100 pounds, $3.50.
Mich COWS, per head, $343O; horses,
per head, $3.50; milk, whole, whole
sale, per gallon, "a cents milk, whole,
retail, per gallon, SO cents; wool, un-
washed, per pound, 30 cents, wool,
washed, per pound, 25 cents; peanuts,
per pound, in bulk, 6 IL cents;
beans, dry, per bushel of so pounds
$4.75; sweet potatoes, per bushel OF
55 pounds, $1.05; cabbages, per 100
pounds, $685.; onions, per bushel
of 81 pounds, 1910
Timothy hay, loose, per ton of 2,00t
pounds, ST.; clover hay, loose, per ton
of 1000 pounds, $3.50; alfalfa hay
loose, per ton of 1000 pounds, 5000;
prairie hay, loose, per ton of 1900
pounds, $11.70.
Cotton seed, per ton of 1000 pounds
$3S; eggs, per dozen, II cents; chick
ems, live weight, per pound, 16 cents;
cowpeas, per bushel, $1.S0; cream
per pound of butter fat, 80 cents.
Prices of products bought by farm
ers:
Glover seed, red, per bushel of &C
pounds, SIT; timothy seed, per bushel
of As pounds, $3.50.
Alfalfa seed, per bushel of &C
pounds, $14.80; bran, per ton, $3085;
cotton seed meal, per ton, $50; cottor
sGed hulls, per ton of 1000 pounds
SIG.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01

Sheffield, Ala.-Calling upon Con-
gress and the president ito end the
Improbable and wasteful delay" in the
disposition of government property
here, the Muscle Shoals conference
under direction of the Southern Com
mercial Congress by memorial urged
early and decisive action by accept
ing the offer of Henry Ford"
Camden.-Recent advances in the
lumber market have caused an in
crease in the activity of the lumber
manufacturing business in this section
during the past three weeks. 1t is
estimated that there are so small saw
mills operating within 40 miles Of
Camden. There is approximately 49,
100000 feet of lumber on the yards of
the small sawmills in Ouachita county
a good portion of which has advanced
as much as $40 a thousand during the
past thirty days
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01
Condensed News Items
SHORT STORIES TERsELY TOLD FOR
THE BENEFIT OF BUSY READERS.

Discovery through Ginger printing"
that 40 of the AGO employees of the reg
istration division of the New York post
office had criminal records was report
ed to President Harding by Acting
Postmaster-General Bartlett upon his
return from an investigation of the
New York office.
Mrs. Leona Dare, who made dozens
OF balloon ascensons in various parts
of the world, died at Spokane, Wash.
at the age of 81, after an illness of four
months.
NO one person will direct the Chi
cago Opera Company next season. and
although Giorgi Polaceo was announced
as the new musical director, he is in
no sense "Mary Gardens successor"
according to Samuel insult, president
OF the Civic Opera Association of Chi
cago.
A fundamental decree recognizing
property rights within certain limits
and on which Russia's future dealings
with America and other foreign and
local capital depend, was unanimously
passed by the executive committee at
| Moscow.
The General Conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, South in ses-
sion at Hot Springs, since May 3, adj
Journed to meet again May 6, 1926, in
a city to be chosen later.
New schedules of western railroads
proposing to increase freight rates %
per cent on dried and evaporated fruit
In cases where shippers fail to observe
certain packing specifications were sus-
pended by the InterJtate Commerce
| Commission.
How $25, 333, 800 of state funds
loaned to the Grant Park Bank was de-
posted in the Fort Dearborn National
Bank of Chicago and Immediately with
| drawn to purchase packers notes, was
| read into the record in the trial of Gov
Len Small when the state presented the
Fort Dearborn Banks ledger sheets of
| the transactions.
Prohibitions effect upon the candy
Industry was explained at sessions Of
| the Associated Retail Confectioners
| convention at Chicago by Vincent L.
Price, president of the National Candy
Company of ST. Louis.
Roland C. Batchelder science teach
er at Vermont Academy Saxton's Riv-
err VT, has resigned at the request of
the academy officers as result of his
refusal to eat at the same table with
negro boy who recently arrived at the
| school from Haiti
Five men were killed in fire which
| destroyed about a dozen buildings in
| Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, about sixty
miles south of Douglas, Ariz., it was
stated in advices.
The elevator of A. J. Flat & Son
here was totally destroyed by fire with
an estimated loss of $4,000 About 300
bushels of grain was destroyed.
Approval of Al advances for agricul-
| tural and live stock purposes, aggre-
| eating $943,000 was announced by the
War Finance Corporation.
Ninety-seyen per sent Of the newspa-
per readers read the advertising and
| So per cent of them are attracted to
| the stores which do the advertising in
the newspapers, declared c. A. Baum
CART, editor of Successful Farming, Des
| Moines, Ia, in an address at the thir-
teenth annual journalism week of the
| University of Missouri School of Jour
nalism, Columbia, Mo.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01

Stuttgart.-The annual meeting Of
the Board of Directors of the Arkan-
sas Rice Growers Cooperative Associ-
alton was held here. The days bust
ness program was closed with a COM
munity meeting at local theater. The
program included an address on CO.
operation by F. M. Cooper of this
place, several musical number and
readings and four-reel moving pic
ture show. The meeting was arranged
by the association and the Arkansas
County Farm Bureau.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01

l1ltJlC flOCh."1k. y. IIlIll6IlCh, SIdlt
highway engineer who has returned
from Walnut Ridge, where he has
been making an inspection of state
highways, said that the commissioners
of the proposed road between Walnut
Ridge and Egypt expect to have the
road in readiness to participate in
the next federal appropriation, ex
pected in June. The road was graded
about Is months ago, when operations
were suspended.
Fayetteville.-At total of $50 cars oil
Strawberries have been shipped from
Washington county this season, &C
cording to Charles Appleby, agent fol-
the local berry association. The price
has averaged about $1,000 car bring
ing s550,O0O into the county This
Norwood berries are beginning to
ripen. The berries are unusually
large. Tom Taylor had on exhibition
a quart of berries of the Norwood va
riety, 25 Of which filled quart basket
Rogers.-The drive for $4,000 ne
C6SSdly W Col oll thC ISO6OlS pun
lie schools next year, is on The city
has been divided into II zones by j
S. Elder, chairman of the drive.
DeQuincy.-The municipal officials
have closed a contract with Allen
Dezaucha Of Opelousas for 31s miles
of new sidewalks. ~
North Little Rock-This city has
adopted a plan to encourage Boy
Scouts that will be watched with great
interest everywhere. Each Saturday
from 100 to 200 o'clock p m, the city
officials step down and out and turn
the administration of the city over to
the Boy Scouts.
Pine Bluff.-According to an amend
ment to the articles of incorporation
OF the Superior Oak Flooring Company
with County Clerk T. L. Sallee, the
company has increased it's capital
stock from 100000 to $250,O00.
Conway. Formal announcement
was made by Superintendent R. e
Womack of the Conway public schools
of his withdrawal from the race fol
state superintendent of public in
struction and of his acceptance of the
position OF head master of the AGA
denny of Hendrix College, to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Professor M. ]. Russell Mr. Won
ack was superintendent of the Con
way public schools for five years
Previously he was for eight years head
of the Department OF History at the
Arkansas State Normal School
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Trantham, aged
20, living seven miles north of this
place, is in the Dickson Memorial hos
pital here suffering from injuries re
ceived while hauling logs. One of the
logs rolled off the wagon and struck
him across the back
Cotton Plant.-The Darby Lumber
Gompany's yard and office building
together with two automobiles and q
motor truck, were destroyed by fire
.cs1 was estimated at $4,000, Will
900 Insurance. The origin of the
re has no. been determined
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01

The man doesn't live who feels al
ease in room where two women are
whispering.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01

There are shy men who live in per
petual terror of being invited out
to dinner.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01

Few ever find out what would be
SionS.
White County record. [volume] (Judsonia, Ark.) 1922-200?, 1922-06-01

If mans wife cuts his hair he Is
entitled to a lot more sympathy chan
he gets.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-07

s'ai detelitywow j polcjantow
ola przeEpwadzenia sledztwa
wyszrpkania Shadow zbrodniarzy.
Ma zadne jednak Shady dotych--
czas ME natrafiono. Zdaniem po-
licji, najprawdopodobniej zbrod-
niarze przytwierdz;li bombe pare
godzin pred wybuchem, gdyz
sp6znieni przechodnie ME zauwa-
zyli ami ludzi ami automobilu w
poblizu domu aldermana.
Zdaniem aldermana bcfnba 20
stala podiozona celem zastrasze-
MIA politykier6w demokratycz-
nyrh. kt6rzy urzadzil w jego do
mu zebranie. OSwiadczyl on, &c
posiada nieprzyjacioi, ME przy--
p%szcza jednak, by ktoryS Mich
podlozy} bombe. Najprawdopo--
dobniej chciano przeszkodzic ma
radon mad kampanje politycznq.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-07
fOdlozOno BOnbe Pod Dom
AIdermana 0'TOOle'a.

Wczoraj rano podiozono bonn
bc pod dom aldermana O'Toole'a a
mIeszkajacego przy ul. w. Gar
field pnr. HOP. Alderman, jego
IONA i dzieci zostali wyrzuceni L
l6zeh silnem wStrzaSnieniem. By
|, ono tax slime. re dalo sic Cd
czuc we wszystkich sqsiednich
LCmach. Przestraszeni mieszkan-
cy wyb:egli ma ulice w bieliznie,
sadzac, re eksPlozja druga wkr6t
ce nastqpi. Policja przypuszcza,
ze bomba ia miala wybuchnac
wcze5niej jeszcze wieczorem
pred posiedzeniem, kt6re urzadzi
Ii W domu aldermana demokraty-
czni politykierzy, miedzy innymi
byiy senator Albert +. German,
ktory kandyduJe do sadu munlcy
palnego, i komisarz powiatowy J.
NJ. Fitzgerald, kandydat ma po--
wt6rny wybor. Bomba Przytwier
dzona "a pomoca zwyk{ego hawai-
la tasiemki do bucika do skrzyn-
ki pocztowej, wybuchla pozniej
anizcIi sic zbrodnierze spodziewa
Ii, Wybuch wyrwal ciezkie drzwi
frontowe wybii wszystkie okna.
Thomas Coughlin, >kap;tan ze
staoji policyjnej Marquette usly7
sza} wybuch natychrniast wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-07
DIS Dowiecie Sic o Re
zultatach Wyborow.

DIS pred gmachem redakcji naszegO Pisma
o godz. Gel wieczorem beda komunikowaue re-
zultaty wybOr6w przy pomOcy ekranu k0ry u
mieszczony b9dzie ma gmachu Kolegum sw. Sta
nisIawa Kostki Redakcja nasza wiadomosci owy
nikach wybor6w bedzie Otrzymywala telegrafcz-
ME teIefonicznie bez iadnej zw,Oki beda to-
wiec wiadOmosci jak najswiezsze Kto chce do
wiedziec sic wynikach wybor0w jak najpre-
dzej, MECH ME omieszka stawic sic pred gma-
chem ,,Dziennika Chicagoskiego" dis godz.
Sci wieczorem.
w m,edzyczasie pokauywane beda obrazki
ruchome.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-07
W Decydu:acej Chwii.

Wiec chwila decydujqca sic
zbIizyla, wyborcy maja wypowie
dziec sic, czy pragna dalej zacho-
wan;a dotychczasowych rzadow,
czy tez maja jua dosyc tych mi
lych stosunk6w i chca porzadku
i sprawiedliwo5ci. Jakiem bedzie
stanowisko wyborcow podczas
dzisiejszych wyborow, takiemi
tez beda ! przyszle rzady.
I.okale wyborcze sa dziSiaj o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-07
AMERYKA w OBRONIE
SWYCH INTERESoW MA
KoNFERENcJI w LOZAN-
ME. ..

Washington, 7 listopada. -
Wedlug wiadomoSci oficjalnych
zrodci, Rad St. Zjedn. przygoto-
wuje sic do walk ma zbhzajacej
sic pokojowej konferencji W spra
vie Bliskiego Wschodu.
Pomimo ograniczonego uczest.
nictva Ameryki, observatory,
wybrani przez Prezydenta Har-
diug'a, udadza sic do Lozanny 2
instrukcjami zwalczania wszel-
kich propczycyi niekorzystnycii
dla amerykahsk;ch interesow. !.
Opozycja Ameryki skierowana
bedz;e W pierwszym rzedzie pre-
ciwko zamieszczeniu w nowym
tiaktacie z Turcja paragrafow cd
rzuconego traktatu sewrskiego,
ktore zastosowane w praktyce,
mialy rzekomo szkodzic amery--
kahskim interesom ma Bliskim
Wschodzie.
Finansowa komisja spotka sic
protestem Ameryk.
Jednym z paragrafow traktatu
W Sewres, spotykajacym sic praw
dopodobnie z najwyzsza opozy-
cja, jest zastrzezone powoianic
60 zyoia miedzyaljanckiej finan-
sowej komisji, majacej absolutna
kontrole mad tureckimi finansami.
podatkami uzytecznosciami pu-
blicznemi.
Jakkolwiek traktat sewrski nj
gdy ME byi ratyfikowany, powyz
sza komisja spe}niaia swoje funk
cja przez wiele miesiecy ku. wicl-
kieniu niezadowoleniu amerykaii
skich konsorcjow, starajacych sis
9 nawiazanie handlowych stosun
k6w 2 Maia AHA.
- - ~.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-07
PANSTWA SOJUSZNICZE
ODRZUCILY ZADANIA TUR
KoW
listop

Konstantynopol, 7. listop
(Prasa Stow - Wysocv komi-
sarze panstw sojuszniczych od--
rzucili wczoraj z2dania nacjona
Ist6w tureckich, zadajaCych IL
dzielenia i'm prawa pozwalania
lub tez nicpozwalania ma przej--
Scie oHretGw wojennych Pahstw
soiuszuiczych przez ciesnine
DardaneIska.
Rad nacjonaIist6w- tureckich
przes}a} note pahstwom sojuszni-
czvm Z oznajmieniem, re wojen-
nc okrety sojuszniczc ME maj2
prawa przepiywania Przez cles--
niny bez uprzedniego uzyskania
zgodv rzadu angorskiego. O.
pr5cz tego nacjonaliSci tureccy
dOmagaJa SIC, aDy oNretE taAle'
saIutowaly narodowa flags ture-
-ka.
Okupacja Konstantynopola
orzez wojska panstw sojNszni-
>zych trwala W ciagu caiego CA
Ill wojuy domowej W Turcji |
oanstwa zachodnie ME maja "a
miaru przynajmniej obecnie "a
5rzestac tel okupacji. Anglia
Trancja dzialaja zupeinie zgod,
7ie w dziedzinie zmuszenia Tur-
cow do wykonywania warunkow
umowy rozjemczej zawartej W
Mudanji. Co do innych Panstw
10 bezwatpienia sg one tyeh sa-
nych poglad6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-11-07
.Kronika ChicaSoska.

ItwHtes od godzin 6 rano do go
dziny 4ej popofudaiu. Wyborcy
lnajq gbosowac ma kandydatow
do Stanu, powiatu, iKongresu, ma
stanowych senatorow, i pos1ow
do Izby nizszej, ma sanitarnych
trustysow sedziow MUNICIPAL
Iuych.
Cztery So baloty, regularly ba-
let, sadowy i diva mad dwoma
prcpozycjami, mad stanowym bo-
ruscm dla zolnierzy amerykan-
skich. kt6rzy brali udzia} w woj-
ME Swiatowej i mad wprowadze-
MEM modyfikacji prawa prohlbi-
cyjnego, ktoraby pozwoE}a ma
wyrob lek&ich win piwa;
Glosujacych W Chicago meg
czvZn - 5ll ,ZS4, a koDlet Z9o,oo4
peina liczba wyborcow wynosl
SO4,04S. w powiatowych miaste-
czkach liczba giosujacych wyno-
81 10000, czyli w calym powiecie
Cook glosowac bedzie 9O4,648 wy
borrow wyborczyh.
O godzine czwartej po pofudniu
bedzie MONA wiedziec, po czyjej
stronie zwyfiestwo, czy po stro-
ME re2ublikanskiej, czy dernokra
tycznej. Jezeli sedzia RigbeEmeF
zqstanie powtornie wybrany, to
musimy bye pewni, re rzady bur
tnistrza Thompsona So zapewnlo-
nc na dluzszy okres czasu, ME
nj ! wysokie podatki / dzisiejsza
nicpewna sytuacja robotnicza,
naduzycia, zbrodnie it'd.
Pokonanie kliki Thompsonow-
skici Jest obecnie bardzo trudne i
trzeba solidarnej jednolitej akcji
wszystkich wyborcow, by osta-
tecznie ME dopuscic do jej zwycie
silva. Klika Thompsonowska ma
"a SODA przedewszyste;em wszy-
stkich irzednikow mieiskich, kto
rzy moze ! niechetni SO dalszym
radon p. Thompsona, muszq
jednak re wzgledu ma prace gSo-
sowac ma kandydatow republi-
kanskich, ME mowi sic juz mic .
rozmaitych sposobach zdobywa--
MIA sobie glosow, ktoremi klika
niagistracka nadzwyczajnym
spsytem sic pos}uguje.
w ostatniej chwili kluby oby-
watelskie indcrsowaiy swoich
kandydat6w, najciekawszem jed
max bardzo powaznem byio in
dorsowanie kandydatow przez
Chicago Medical Society. Stowa-
rzyszenie to indorsowato E K.
h.
rareckiego ma sedziego powiato-
wcgo, Roberta NJ. Sweitzera ma