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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
HUSBAND ELOPEO
WITH HER SISTER,
SENECA WIFE SAYS
MRS. MARTHA SCHMlTT FILES
SUIT FOR DIVORCE FROM MATE
COUPLES DISAPPEARANCE
A LAST SUMMERS SENSATION.

As a sequel to the elOpement of
husband, Mrs. Martha jchmitt, of
Seneca started divorce proceedings
against Thomas Schmitt in the cir
cult court late yesterday. The elope.
ment of the defendant and his six
teen year old sistcrin.law, Trina
Hochstetler, last July, caused a SEN
sation which stirred the entire COun-
ty.
The heart broken father of Irma.
a farmer living near Seneca, and
SChmitt's bride. the complainant in
this action. appealed to the sheriff's
office to aid them in the search OF
the pair Later the father reported
that he had gathered together evil
dence which led him to believe that
Irma and Schmitt had gone to Cana
da.
Alleges InfideIity,
In the action filed by Mrs. Schmitt
she accused the defendant OF tniideli-
ty. She alleges that he and her sis.
ter are at the present time living in
Detroit She names lrma as core
spondent, setting forth her alleged
elopement with the defendant as the
cause for her action.
The date of the alleged elopement
is given as July 81. Mrs. Schmitt
states that she and the defendant
were welded July Is, 1920, which
was one year and six days before the
defendant left her.
She alleges that she now supports
herself keeping house, and asks
share Of the defendants personal
property and real estate.
Peru Woman Wins Decree.
Mrs. Ella Kibble Of Peru secured a
divorce from Sidney kibble In the Cir
cult Court today on charges of ha-
bitual drunkenness. The couple, ac-
cording to the testimony OF Mrs. kib-
Bile, were married June 10, 1914, and
lived together until April II, 1922
For two years prior to January ot
this year the defendant was guilty OF
habitual drunkenness and he gambled
and infested pool rooms. She alleged
that he neglected his work to do this.
Mrs. Kibble was granted the Gus
tody of her daughter Lucille, aged I,
and alimony.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
Local Notes.

Local NOTES.
Mrs. James Mcclure and Miss Net.
tie Lilies returned Monday evening
from q few days visit in Gardner, H.
Mrs. Luella Mccormick of Kansas
City is here at the home Of her moth
er, Mrs. Robinson. who is very low.
Dir. and Mrs Carter Of Ottawa mo.
tored to Utica on Sunday and spent
the afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Holcman on Church street
Mrs. Ed Buffery and daughter re-
turned home Tuesday from few
days visit at the home of her parents
in MusCattne, Iowa.
Willie GilChrist Is employed at the
I4anders & Sheehy store for couple
Of days during the absence of William
l-anders Jr, who is in Chicago
Mr. and Mrs Howard Farrar were
shoppers in La Sale on Tuesday.
James Farrar and Charles Burgess
attended The ShieK' in La Sale on
Tuesday evening.
Adrian and Roy Bauman and father,
John Bauman, and Clifford Swanson,
motOred to Morris on Sunday.
Word has been received by DR.. Geen
that his nephew, Brice Geen Of Chi
cagO, is i'll with diphtheria.
Mrs, Peter Swanson returned home
Monday evening from visit with her
daughters, Misses Hazel and Lille
Swanson of Chicago.
The regular business meeting of the
r. N. A. lodge will be held at the
Mystic Workers hall on Friday even.
ing.
Mrs Rounds guest. Mrs Wilheit of
Wyoming has been on the sick list
for the past few days, but is improv.
ing.
Mrs Patrick Conaty. who has been
quite III, Is improving.
A new mission front porch has been
built on the Clancy homestead on the
south side of the canal making fine
appearance.
S. Sumberg and son Abe motored to
Ottawa on Monday.
Miss Bessie Farrar and Malachy
Clancy attended THE Shiek" in ia
Sale on Monday evening.
Mrs. William Dillon returned to her
home in Gardner on Monday after an
extended visit with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Lilies here.
Mrs. James Sinden and daughter.
Mrs. j. S. Antle, and John Newell
were among Mondays La Sale pas
Sengers.
Mrs. Everett Crosiar and daughter,
Miss Charlotte. and son, Francis. and
Misses Mayme and Margaret Clancy
motored to LaSalle on Monday after
noon and attended The Shiek"
Miss Vera Crosiar attended the
Easter Monday dance at the Audito
rum in La Sale.
Misses Sadie Farrar and Ida F,tz.
gerald motored to La Sale on Tues
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
MAY SEE DOVE, BUT
THEY CAN'T CATCH HER

litical dove of peace bearing the
branch of party harmony was sighted
today by Republican fractional leaders
twenty-fonr hours in advance of the
state convention tomorrow.
Prospects for harmony in the con-
vention appeared brighter today, ac-
cording to leaders of both wings. who
ventured the prediction that both
sides will at least be willing to meet
at the fractional fence and there burr
the Ratchet in shallow grave for the
good of the party next fall.
Failure to effect harmony will prob
ably bring on open split, resulting in
rival Republican conventions here to-
morrow, leaders of both factions de-
clared.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
IRISH TROOPERS DIE
IN DUBLIN BATTLE

Dublin, April 20.-General head
quarters received a report early this
afternoon the official troops suffered
only two casualties during last night.
One man was shot while riding in
Commandant Slattery's car and the
other was wounded during fighting at
the telephone exchange. The other
side suffered only one casualty and
there were no deaths, according to
the report. Several men carrying
pistols were caught.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
UTICA
MRS. O'CONNELL Is
CLAIMED BY DEATH

Mrs. George O'Conne1, 49, we'll
known resident of this city, residing
just south of the canal and west OF
the old Condrpn homestead, passed
away last night about 9 o'clock at
the family home.
Mrs. O'Conneil,s death will come as
big shock to@her many friends Of
this neighborhoed, as she was only
i'll for week. The direct cause of
her Death was; given as acute indi
gestion.
Surviving she leaves her husband
and one daughter, Katherine. No ar
rangements have been made for fu-
neral services.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
Postpone Sorchye Trial.

The Sorchye trial, which was to be
heard In magistrates court this morn.
ing. was postponed until April Is at
1890 O'Clock, Attorney Walter Pan.
neck, who came up from La Sale to
look after the interest of Sorchye.
was unable to remain for the trial. as
he had to appear in another matter
in the Circuit Court this afternoon.
Hence the continuance.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
a Sweet Smile.

Edith Dawell has taken her posi-
ton as assistant cashier of the First
National Bank She was greeting the
patrons of the bank this morning with
her usual sweet smile, which has not
decreased by reason of her advance
ment Miss Dawell will grace this
position without doubt with entire sat.
tsfaction both to the bank and the
patrons
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
CONFESSES SLAYlNG
FARMER AND WIFE

Springfield. Mo, April 20.-Ezra
Davidson, Dallas county farmer
charged with the murder of j. w
hunt and his wife, near Redtop, Mo-
today signed a confession to the crime
and is being removed to an adjoining
county for safe keeping, according to
word received here from Sheriff Tom
Cover of Buffalo, who has the pris
oner in custody,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
ALLIED DEBT FUNDING
BOARD READY TO WORK

Washington, April 20.-Allied gov
ernments to which the United States
government extended loans during
the world war have been advised by
the state that the American debt re-
funding commission is prepared TO
begin negotiations for conversion or
the various loans amounting to SILL
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
Another Dixie Gives Way.

Murphysboro, Ill.,, April pa big
break in the levee near Dagonia and
Fountain Bluff, small towns south
west of here, was reported today and
water was said to be rushing over
many acres of cultivated land. No
loss of life was reported,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
Moves TO Joliet.

Frank Meisner removed his house
hold goods this morning to Joliet. His
mother has purchased a residence In
that city, and he makes his home with
her, so has moved
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
GRAND RIDGE
NEWS
on page eight, second
section

Clancy on Church street Is having an
built on this week, the new
part to be used as a kitchen. Ed
Condron is engaged in the plastering
and cement work, and William Daley
is doing the carpenter work
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
Mrs. Gott Seriously III.

Mrs. Gott Seriously III.
Mrs. William Colt of La Sale was
taken to St Margaret's hospital in
Spring Valley, where she underwent
a serious operation and is in very
critical condition Mrs. Colt was for
merly Miss Rosie Veale of Utica, well
known hele Her friends are very
sorry to hear of her serious illness.
Mrs Carl Dickman of Rock Island
is spending a few days at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Neary, here,
Mrs. Harry Beckman of Chicago and
Miss Christina Sampson attended
THE Shiek' in La Sale at the Mar
quette on Tuesday evening.
Mrs Patrick Neary and daughters,
Miss Josephine and Mrs. Carl Dick
man, attended "The Sheik' in La Sale
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs Jack Lilies is quite i'll.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
Today Markets
GRAIN

Furnished by G. ". Kirby, manager
Gardiner &. Van Ness & Co, members
Chicago Board OF Trade, third floor
Moloney Building.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20

day evening and attended "The
Shiek"
Mrs Harry Beckman and baby from
Chicago are spending a few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fol-
rod, here.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
Dance Is Planned.

The Altrua club has completed ar
rangemcNts for giving a dance in the
Legion hall on the evening OF May
Il. with JohnsOn's orchestra furnish
ing the music dancing from 9 to /.
The proceeds are to be used for char
table purposes.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20
Cement Company to Resume.

The Utica Hydraulic Cement com
pany started pumping water from
their quarry Wednesday, preparatory
to resuming operation in the near fu-
water. the quarry became filled, throw
ing number of men out of employ
ment 1t is estimated that it will take
about two weeks before water can be
gotten out so as to be able to resume
operation. ----
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20

The engagement is announced Of
Marie Mushro to Nike fraud Of CHI
cago Miss Mushro has visited here
frequently. so IS well known TO many.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Gerbert of Seneca
visited their daughter, Mrs. William
Denniger of East Bluff street, yester.
day.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20

Jules Brant left this morning for a
visit to his old home in CampbellviIe,
Ky, to be gone a couple of weeks.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20

Addition built on CLANCY Home.
The home, of Ys. and Mrs Joe
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-20

Pool Game Draws Crowd
The exhibition given at the MushrC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-29
JAK JUGOsLAWJA POzBYWA SIZE
OBCOKRAJOWC6W.

BUDAPEST. - w nOcy s ma 9
b. m. wIadze jugoslOwiahskie wycia-
gne4y z l6lek OkOlO 200 Wegr6w, znaj
dujacych sic W Jugoslawji / ME pO-
zwaIajac i'm ma ubranie sic lub spa
kowanie rzeczy,. wsadzily ich do pO-
ciagu towarowego, pOczem Odstawily
ten pociag na granice wegierska !
przesuneIy wagony ma tor wsgierski,
barykadujac przy MIN, celem pre-
szkodzenia ich pOwrOtowi.
W3adze wegiers1ie stwierdzily, ie
wsr6d wydalOnych W ten spos6b We.
grow znajduje sic 4 ksiefy kosciOia
reformowanegO, 4 ksieEy katoIicEich,
bardzo wielu leIsar1y, in4ynier6w, ap-
tekarzy. ftp. WegierslKie ministerjum
spraw zagranicEnych pOezyniiO ener-
giczne krold " tej sprawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-29
BoLSZEWIcY oDMoWILI
UDZIELANIA PoMocY IN
TELIGENCu,

Moskwa, 20. lipca. (Prasa ST.
- Po miesiecznych przeszio d
l<sadach. Leon Kamieniew. dzia-
laiacy o6ecnie W charakterze pre-
miera bolszewicldego, ostatecz-
ME odm6wii przyjecia warunkoW
,Amerykahskiej Administracji
Ratunkowej co do udzielenia po-
mocy zywno5ciowej inteligencji
rosyjskiej.
Chodziio tu 0 wyssanie do Ro-
sii batiet6w zywnoSciowych ma
sumo oko4o $95O,oOO celem roz--
dzieIenia tych artykul0w tywno-
sciowych miedzy profesorami,
nauczycielami, doktorami, uczo--
nvmi i lima klasa ludnosci ro--
sviskiei stosownie do wyboru
,rz.z w{adze Amerykahskiej Ad-
lministracji Ratunkowej. ktora
myrazila gotowo56 wspospracy z
rzadem sowieclim W dziedzinie
podHalu tel tywnoSci, ale "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-29
POLSKA JEDNEM 2 NAJBOGA-
TSZYCH PANSW w EUROPE.

KATOWICE. - ,,KatOwitzer Eel
tung", piszac o przeSiIeniu stsnie
finansowym POlsLd, stwierdz, 10 po-
wodem znitki mark pOlskiej SO tylkO
wydarzenia pOlityczna. W przeciw-
nym bowiem razie trudnO ZroTumiet
dIaczego marka polska spada, skorO
Polska Jest jednym najbOgatszych
KRAKOW W Swiecie. PO Anglji | Fran
eli zajmuje PoIska trzecie miejsce
pod wzgladem bogactw weglOwych
Produkcje cynku pOr6wnae mofnn
tyIko z produkcja Stan6w zjednoczo-
nych. Nadto posiada Polska wielkie
pokiady o4owiu, telaZa ltp.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-29
OFIARY WALIITOWEJ KATASTRO-
Fly w NIENFCZECH

WARSZAWA. - q Gdahska dOno-
sza: zaIO4ony przewstnie przez POla-
k6w Bank ,,Nordische Bank" kapi-
talem ralzIadOwym / niljOus marelk
niemieckIch, popaH W Ostatnich dniaeh
W trudnoSci platnicze EOStal zam-
tIriety. R6NnoeEeEnie Eachwiaio sic
dTka firm bankierSkich. So to PierRsze
ofiary fxatastrOfalnegO spadku mar
h nieGuiecliej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-29
w cALEJ MEzoPoTAMJI
RoZPocZELA SIZE WoJNA.

Konstantynopol, 20. lipca. -
Krwawe walk w Mezopotamji,
ktore wielu uwazafo "a skonczo-
ne jeszcze w 1920 roku, rozpo-
czefy sic ponownie W calym kra-
ia. Dzieki intrygom kemalistow
i niepopularnosci klasy rzadza-
cej. antyangielski ruch nacjona--
listow objai GAIA Mezopotamje
Dawniejsze antyangielskie wy
stapienia lokalne rozszerzyi sic
dzisiai ma Gale terytorjum i kaz
dem dniem wzrastaja.
Emir Abdullach zwrocii sic do
Anglji prosba udzielenia nn
posiik6w angielskich celem pod
trzymania swej wladzy.
7. luz cd pierwszych dni b. m.
svtuacja polityczna W Mezopo--
tamil stawaia sic coraz gorsza.
Wojska Abdullacha poniosiy po-
razke re strony wojsk Emrra lb-
nisounda, przywodcy Macdonald
stow. Ibnisound czyni starania o
odzyskanie tronu. Wiele plemion
arabskich Jest niezadowolonych z
rzad6w Abdullacha, oraz z an
gielskiego mieszania sic do ich
spraw wewnetrznych, Ibnisound
podtrzymuje to niezadowolenie !
podobno zdaza do Meki, W po-
blizu ktorej krol HuSsein usifu-
je powstrzymac wojska Ibni--
sounda. Wszelkie proby pokojo-
wego porozumienia sic ME udaja
(Doko1rzenie na stronicv o-teil
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-07-29
ROBOTNIcY WARSZTATO-
WI oDBEDA KoNFEREN-
GLE w sPRAWIE ZLIKWI-
DOWANIA STRAJKU.

Pred powrotem swoim z WA
szyngtonu do Chicago zawiado-
mil p. Jewell tutejszycs1 liderow
organizacji robotnikow warszta-
towych, fe W przysziy wtorek Cd
bedzie sic tn W Chicago konfe-
rencja prezesow rzemiosi kolejo-
wych w sprawie rozwazenia pro-
pozycii zlikwidowania strajku,
podanej przez prezydenta Har--
dinga. WiadomoSc ia potwierdzi-
Ia szerzace sic W koiach kolejo-
wych pogfoski o rychSem zakoh-
czeniu strajku. Ma wiesc o kon-
ferencji W sprawie rychiego "a
ko6czenia strajku ma zasadzie
propozycji prezydenta Hardinga
liderzy organizacji robotnikow
kompanji Baltimore and Ohio
przerwali narady, majace ma ce-
lu zawarcie separatywnych u
god. tSumaczac sic TEN, re wobec
zapowiedzianej likwidacji strajku
ma zasadach narodowych, uwaza
ia dalsze prowadzenie narad "a
niepotrzebne. ..
Przy kohcu czwartego tygod-
MIA strajku kolejowego statysty-
cy po zbadaniu STRAIT poniesio-
nych przez strajkujacych robot
nik6w kolejowych oSwiadczyli,
ze straty te wynosza oko1o $4O,-
100000 vice presto pofowe
wartoSci ogolnej znizki wynagro
dzenia "a caiy rok, ktora, wynosi
$60,OO0,OO0. Utrzymuja oni, re
gdyby strajk potrwai jeszcze dru
gle cztery tygodnie, wysokosc
STRAIT podwoiiaby sic. Niektorzy
przypuszczaja, re obliczenia te
ME So dokfadne, gdyz opieraja
sic one ma wystapieniu ma strajk
$4,000, podczas gdy ME wszyscy
robotnicy wyszli ma strajk. We
dug Mich przeszio $4,000 pozo-
staso przy piracy. w niektorych
miejscowoSciach wyszli wszyscy
robotnicy, W innych jak mp. W
niektorych warsztatach W Stanie
PennsyIwanji wielu robotnikow
ME porzuciio piracy. Podobno
bardzo wieIu strajkier6w prze-
rzucifo sic do innych ga4ezi
przemysiu, gdzie brak fachowyeh
mechanikow dawai sic oddawna
dotkliwie odczuwa6. | tax W De
troit, Jackson, Lansing, Flint j
innych centrach produkcji auto
mobilowei wielu robotnikow
warsztat6w kolejowych przerzu-
clio sic do tel gaiszi przenlyssu,
porzuciwszy prace w warsztatach
kolejowych. To sanlo dotyczy
takich centrow przeniystowych
jak Chicago, indianapolis + St.
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KoNIEc KoLEJoWEGo
STRAJKU w TYGODNIU.


STRAJKU w TYGODNIU.
Waszyngton, 29 lipea. = Ia
konczenie kolejowego strajku W
polowie przysziego tygodnia ma
braio wiekszyoh widokow praw-
dopodobienstwa wobec zawiado-
mienia z Edafego domu, il Prey
dent Harding przedstawi W dnnI
dzisiejszym obydwu stronom pod
stawe kompromisu, ktora do tel
pory zyskata aprobate wielu re-
prezentantow przedsiebiorstw ko
lejowych przedstawicieli robot
nikow.
Podczas gdy otoczenie Prey
denta Hardinga zachowa}o wczo
raj scisia tajernnice co do natu-
ry projektowanego przez niego
.
kompromisu, Jest rzecza po-
wszechnie wiadoma, il aporozu-
mienie bedzie miaio "a podstawe
og6lna, krajowa ugode ME u
mowy, zawierane przez poszcze-
golne przedsiebiorstwa kolejowe
lub okregi unijne.
TAX dalece wiec strajkujacy 70
botnicy odniesli jtnz zwyciestwo,
jezeli wezmie sic pod uwage, ze
liderzy unijni sprzeciwiali sic sta
nowczo wszelkim oddzielnym lub
dystryktowyrn uiSfadom. Podsta-
wa kompromisu, proponowana
przez Hardinga, ma obejmowac
W przyblizeniu nastepujace punk
ia:
/. Strajkujacy powroca do pra-
cy we wszystkich warsztatach ko
lejowych nienaruszonenii pra-
wami starszenstwa "a wyjatkiem,
il robotnicy, iacy pozostali w
warsztatach. zatrzymaja przywi-
leje starszenstwa, jake nabyli
wskutek porzucenia stanoWisk
.przez strajkujacych robotnikow.
Prawa Istarszefistwa strajkuja-.
cych beda miasy jednak moe O
bowiazujaca W stosunku do zupei
ME nowych robotnikow, przyle-
tych do piracy po rozpoczeciu
strajku.
D. Kolcjowy wydzial piracy zba
Ga ponownie kwestjs wynagro-
dzenia.
8. Wydziai przeprowadzi rewi-
zje, ewentualnie uloiy nowe wa
r,tnki piracy przepisy robotaicze.
4. Wszelkie przyszie spory cd
dane beda do rozstrzygniecia no.
wo utworzonym krajowym ! O.
kregowym wydziasotn przystoso-
l
wan.
ZwiaEek kolejowych dyrekto-
row zajmie sic rozwaianiem pro
pozycyj. Hardinga ma zwoianej
ma wtorek konferencji W New
yorku, prawdopodobnie W tym
samym dniu wypowie sic W tel
sprawie strajkowy komitet zje-
dnoczonych uni robomiczych z
warsztatow kolejowych.
RoBoTNIcY RZUCAJA PRA-
cE WoREc GRozNEJ Po-
STAWY TLUMU.
Milwaukee. 20 lipca. - We
dug doniesienia Otto F. Bau-
mamma, kierownika straty w
warsztatach Chicago and North
western RR.". 80 Murzynow, "a
tiudnionych cd kilku dni W miej
see strajk,,jacych robotnik6w,
znilneso ostatniej nocy bezposre
dnio po strzelaninie, rozpoczetej
Frzez strajkuj3eych kolejarzy. -
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canon De Valera " Drodze Do
Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Meksykanie Bojkotqja Towary Amerykaiskie.
Ameryka Rozwinie Handel Ze Wschodem.
$9.OOO.0OO Zuika " Skarbie Kuba6skim.
lime Telegramy Krdjowe.

sum, ZOzOny z OkOdo DUU t0DOf
nikow sicorzystai re sposobnoSci
i wdari sie do wnetfza pociagu.
ssuzacego "a mies1kanie lsrni-
strajkom zrujnowai wewnetrz-
ne urzadzenie. Przerazeni Mu.
rzyni powyskakiwali olnami
wagonow i ro1proszyli sic pod o.
slona ciesnnosci.
Janesville, Wis, 20 lipca. -
Wzburzeni pogaoskani, jakobJ
zarzad warsztatow Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul RR."
sprowadzif ezarnych ianistraj-
kow ma miejsce strajkujacych TO-
botnikow, kolejarze W liczbie Kill
kuset otoczyli jeden z budynk6n
kolejowych. gdzie miaho praeo-
wac dziesieciu lamistrajkow. Pc
wyiamaniu drzwi siedmiu mich
przedarlo sic przez tiun napast-
n.ikow i zbiegio W niewiadomyrn
kierunlou.
Austin, Tex. 20 Ipca. = Wy
dana wczoraj przez gubernatora
Neff'a dodatkowa proklamacja
og}asza stan wojenny w caiem
nlicscie Denison, Powody powyz
szej akcji, wyiuszczone W pro-
klamacji ME roznia sic cd poda-
nych poprzednio, przy ogfasza-
niu wojennego stanu W czesci
'miasta, zawieraja jedynie dodat-
kowa uwage, il ,,ataki gwaitu
przennocy ME ustaiy cd czasu O.
gioszenia czesciowego stanu wo,
jennegos". Pufk. Charles H. Nj
tnon, dow6dca stacjonowanych tu
oddziaiow mi1icji oonajrli., il "a
aadal Cd gubernatora wysfania
nowych oddziafow wojsk stano-
wvch celem wzmocnienia patrc-
low W strefie objetej stanem wo-
jennyrl.
st. Louis, Mo-, 20 lipca.
Dwoch dozorcow, zatrudnionycb
W tutejszych warsztatach Mis-
souri, Pacific RR" zgiosiio sic
.wczoraj ma stacji policyjncj do
niesieniem, IL nieznani ludzie.
prawdopodobnie strajkujacy ko-
lcjarze, napadli ma mich W czasie
.pe}nienia s}uzby i srodze ich po.
bill.
Erie, Pa, 29 lipca. - Ponawis
jace sic ataki ma domy robotni-
kow kolejowych prowsdzacycb
dalej prace W tutejszych warszts
.tach, wywolaiy interwencje Cd,
dzialow stanowego wojska, kt6-
re przywrociiy porzadek W krot
kim czasie.
NOVA KONFERENCJA w
SPRAWIE GoRNIcZEGo
STRAJKU.
E Washington, 20 lipca. - We.
dug oficjalnego zawiadomienia
z Biaiego domu, Rad federalny
ME sprzeciwi sic W zupeinosci
zajecln kopali weglowych pfzez
gubernatorow poszczegolnych sta
now. Zdanicm administracji gu
bernatorzy upowaznieni So do
podjecia wszelkich krok6w, uwa
zanych "a niezbedne W przewr6-
ceniu pSodukcji wegIa.
og6tny optymistyezny nastr6j
cddczuwany " strajkowej sytla;
eli .kolejowej. udzielii sic row.
riei urzedowym sferom pahstwc
wynn w stosunisu do sytuaGii
ttrajku weeiowego, rczwijaileej
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