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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-15
LITTLE BENNY'S NOTE BOOK
By LEE PAPE.

went erround to the store with
ma today to carry some of the things,
going more because I had to than be-
cause I thawt it would give me eny
pIezzure, and on the way home we
started to go past the froot stand and
there was a lot OF CRATE big orindges
piled up, me saying, q look at the
orindges, If they was mulch bigger
and not so red you mite think they
was candelopes.
WITCH ma stopped and looked at
them. saying to the man, how mulch
are the naval orindges?
8 cents apeece, sed the man.
Being a skinnie man with fat
nnushtash, and ma sed, Well wunt 3,
how mulch would they be Suppose
took 8?
Well, 1 tell you, considering its you
III let you have for rs, sed the man.
That's fare enuff, sed ma.
And the man put 3 in a bag. making
another packidge to carry but me not
minding it on account of wat was in it.
and about 2 blocks fertilizer sed, G
ma holey sInoakes, 5 ates is 4.
Well wat about it. you meen
about the orin6ges. o my goodniss III,
enyer trust a froot man agen. and he
sed it so honestly too, don't you dare
tell your father or he'll never set
done teezing me about it. sed ma
wont tell him, ma, it'll jest be
secret between us 2, sed, and ma
sed. That's a good boy, and sed, Sure,
I wouldent think of telling him, ma,
because I know how he would keep on
laffing at you, hay ma. heers a good
ice GREEN place, it will be a good
chance TO put down our packages
vile.
wei all rite. sed ma And we went
in and each had a ice GREEN soda,
vich maybe We wouldent of if il had
ent of bin for the orindges
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-15
- HELPING EUROPE

The American organization for the
relief Of starving Russia has decided
TO remain in. that country and con-
zinue its work until September L.
FAmerica must continue to supply
g Russia with food altho Russia has
greater food producing possibilities
than any other nation on earth. She
not only keeps up the cry for food
but she and all the rest OF Europe
also plead for money.
Even in this country there are those
who insist that the United States is
Responsible for the salvation of HUI
manity. The United States. which no
enc contends was in the slightest de-
sree responsible for the war in Eu-
fope. is held to be in duty bound to
make the supreme sacrifice in order
10 restore a continent that shows lit
tie desire to be restored and which
could rapidly restore itself If its peo-
pie would but lay down their arms
and go to work.
Says the propagandists: las for Eu-
rope, her recovery is impossible un-
less America supplies the money"
There is no assurance whatever that
IL more money were added to the
eleven billions already supplied to
Earope any OF that money would be
used for restoration of the industries
of peace
No prodigal son was ever reformed
by supplying him with money while
still pursuing his prodigal ways. The
repentant prodigal. returning to use
full work and habits OF thrift. has sell
dom failed to receive assistance. II Eu-
rope will not turn from her evil ways
and once more engage in useful pro-
duction. no amount Of money sup
piled or promised by America will
save the civilization of that continent.
The situation in Europe probably
Is not nearly so bad as represented.
There is no reason why Europe should
not at once return to productive in
dustry If the peoples of the several
nations so desire and are willing to
make the effort The United States
can probably do nothing better for
Europe than reassert at every oppor-
tnnity its determination to keep out
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-15
INFORMATION FOR ALL READERS OF
THE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL

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Tered the unlimited use Of the largest In
formation bureau in the world
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II can answer practically any question
YOU want to ask, butt can't give ADVICE,
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The war forced so many changes In the
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-15

only seven out o. one hundred per-
sons maintain a bank account, and
eightv-six out of one hundred men fail
in life. according to statistics OF the
fourteen who succeed but two makeSa
marked success Therefore, fourteen
men out of one hundred are entitled
to bank credit which calls for col
lateral that is acceptable under the
law. Probably not more than 20 per
cent Of the adult population OF this
country can borrow money from
banks for the reason that they have
a bank account and can furnish the
kind of readily marketable security
which banks necessarily require as
collateral to loans. In view of these
figures it is remarkable that there are
so many banks in the country, doing
profitable business Nearly every lit
tie crossroads town has a bank and
frequently more than one
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-15

spired and fostered would surely meet
with the approval of Washington
since his aim in establishing a ma
tional university was to promote pa
triotiSm.
Three presidents, Taft, Wilson and
Harding, have Endorsed the plan, and
the board of regents of the Smith
sonian Institution of which the presi-
dent is the head, has accepted the
control of the administrations the
building and trusteeship of the fund.
1t is prophesied that wnen finished
the George Washington Memorial will
be to America what Westminster Abb
hey is to England and what the Pan
theon is to France.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-15

The Democrat party is now en-
gagged IN a still hunt for a national
issue, says the National Republican
It is too carly. however, for the
Democrats TO worry. If Congressman
Fordney can have his way. they will
have an issue furnished ready to
hand A so-cared Republican tariff
law Is the best issue the Democrats
ever have had. When campaign has
been fought on it they always have
Won
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-15

Several years have passed since
there was a wholesale execution of
radical disturbers in Chicago. The
indications are that another one is
about due. Memory of the haymar-
llet affair and what followed seems to
have faded out. among the reds.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-15

Democrat senators are accused of
death. If this be true. it is q waste
OF time. II they will let the bill alone.
it seems likely to die a natural death
Tho majority party can pass it if it
desire to do so.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-15

of European affairs so far as govern
mental action is concerned. but leav-
ing individual Americans free to en-
ter into such commercial and indus
trial relations with Europeans as the
conditions of each transaction may
Justify
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-15

afterward that she had never seen
such a look in any ones eyes as had
come into the girls when Mr.. Drake
sat down at the table opposite her.
After that the petals of the flower
of the boarding house romance I'M
folded one by one until a blushing
bride b1oomcd in all her loneliness.
Copyright, 1922, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-15

Woodrow Wilson may have kept
us out of war but President Harding
kept us out of the Genoa conference
and the senate kept us out of peace
for a long time
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-15

Copyright, 1922. by the Wheeler Syn
dictate Incl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-15

J. c. T.. Jr., whom we the other
day described as "a normal young
chap" writes to tell us he was born
in 1850. Well. a man is as old as he
feels and a woman is as old as she
looks before breakfast.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-15

We're tough guy. Our reputation,
such as it is, largely was built on
the assumption that we are hard
boiled But the nightshirt is one
horror to which we never could be-
come Injured.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-28
To The Citizens OF
Grady County:

Almost four years have elapsed
since the close OF the worlds
war. In 1918. II was during this
year that resigned as sheriff OF
Grady county Men and women
everywhere will recall the general
disturbance affecting the usual
order OF society; men officially
identified with war organizations.
In many instances. would use their
authority to embarass others
against whom some personal griv.
ance was held: men were accused
who found II difficult to obtain
legal advice and representation be.
cause OF the protests OF arbitrary
and dictatorial local would.be lead.
ers. was made TO feel the pres
sure OF this strange and unusual
influence and resigned. did
nothing officially to provoke ad-
verse criticism but yielded TO con.
ditlons brought into existence by
the terrific exactions of war.
IL was during my term Of office
that well known gamblers disap-
peared from Chickasha; bootleg
ging joints on Chickasha avenue
closed their doors while was
sheriff and the liquor thereafter
was confined to the hip-pocket
vendor.
An investigation OF the records
of the sheriffs office will disclose
the fact that the expenses Of that
office was held strictly to the min
imum during my term and If re-
elected | shall scrupulously repeat
that policy.
Nominate aud elect me sheriff
again and | will indicate my APP
probation by rendering prompt,
efficient, impartial and dignified
service to the end of my term.
Respectfully
HODGE BAILEY.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-28
NEW CRISIS SEEN
IN TWIN STRIKES

Cleveland. o., July es.-A now
crisis In the nationwide mine aud
rail strikes appeared here today.
Officials of the big four brother.
hoods were expected 10 meet today
TO determine whether their mem.
bers would continue TO handle coal
from nonunion mines.
The situation was brought about
by reports from Glousior. Jackson.
VILE aud TrImble. Ohio. mining
towns, that mobs OF striking miners
and sympathizers have stoned
trains carrying non.union coal from
West Virginia.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-28
VALERA ON WAY
TO STATES NOW.

New York. July 2S.-Eamon be.
Valera. leader Of the Irish insur.
gents, has slipped out OF war.torn
Ireland and is on his way to the
United States to plead for financial
support to fight the Irish free state
government. II was reported in
Gaelic circles here today.
Weight was added to the report
that Devalera had again taken the
underground" route TO America by
absence Of his name within the last
few days in accounts Of the civil
war In Ireland.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-28

aaya Il Ia true and a reporter saw
the precious possession.
asst Friday Griffin lost a s,s carat
diamond somewhere between here
and waurika. Every day after he
picked up every piece OF tissue pa.
per In his travels. besides offering
u reward for the diamonds return.
Yesterday, walking along a path
which trainmen had been treadlng
for a week TO register at watonsa
Junction. Griffin picked up pleeo
OF tissue paper blowing In the wind
tho diamond was under the paper.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-28
USED CARS AT ASroNlsHiNcLY
LOW PRICES.


We have too many OF them and
TO move will make extra concessions
as to price and terms.
Maxwell touring.
Hudson Super.Six touring.
Studebaker six touring.
Nash roadster 1921.
Re1gblic 1ls-ton truck with stock
body.
Studebaker four touring.
Studebaker blk six--new type.
If in the market for car, one
of these well made used cars may
be had for less than the price of an
inferior tin car, and very small
down payment will make it easy to
buy. WHY WALK?
p. C. sPINlNG's STUoE5AkER
STORE
The New White Building at Fifth
and Kansas, Chickasha,' Okla.
2S-St.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-07-28
Loses Diamond, But
LADY" Luck Sticks
Around Till Found

(By The United Prcss)
Enid. Okla. July 2S.--Believe this
or not. b. A. Griffin. railroad man.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-15
MAI.A ENTEINTA L POISKA P0RO-
ZUMIALY SIZE co DO KON-
FERENCJI w GENUI.

PRAGA. = DonOsze BulSaresztu, ze
tOczs sic tam narady potty-
ezne, w kt6rych biOra udzisl prezSdent
.ministr6w Bratianu, minister spraw
zagranicznych Duca, jugOsiOwianSd
prezydent ministr6w Pasicz, jugosfo--
wiaisli minister spraw TagranicInych
Nincicz i pOsea czesli VeVerka- POlsike
reprezcntuje W tel kenferenoji pcsei
pOt ri W Bulxareszcie hr. SLrzyilsld.
Jak dCnOsi p6hrzedowe pism6 ,,lz-
banda, OsiagnietO ce'NkOwite pOrOEu-
mienie reprezentant6w malej kOalicji
iacznie 2 POlska co do wsp6lnegO pO-
stepowania ma kOnferencji genuehSdej.
WedIe dOniesienia tego piSma, wstepna
kOnferencja przedstawieieli Rununji,
JueosEawji Czech Odbyia sic 5-gO mar
ca b. r., W Belgrsdzie. Pahstwa nlalej
kOallcji beda W Genui twOrzyAy wsPd-
ny biloxi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-15
POLSKO FTNLANDzKA KONWEN-
CJA WOJSKOWA.

BERLIN. = ,,Franlzfurter Zeitung
Otrzsmuje ne SztokhOlmu wiadOmOSt,
ie flnlandzki minister spraw zasranicz
nyeh HOlsti pr1ed5O1yi ZgrOmadzeniu
NarOdOwemu prOjekt ustawy o zaWar-
ciu l0Ouwencji wOiSIOwej POlSSa. VIA
dOmOsei nadchOdzace Helsmgforsu
twierdza, ze partje mieszczahslie o
swiadcza sic "a kOnweneja jednogsoS-
ME z wyjatl1iem mOze grupy szweds
kicj. StanOwczo przeciw kOnweneji wS
stapia sOcjaI-demOlraci, LEGACY 81 slO-
sow ma 200 pOsE6w. Prass, berliaska
kcmentuje pOwyEsze wiadOnOsci, W spO
sob wybitnie nieprzyjazny zaznaczajae,
IL konwencja polSkO-finlandzka Ozna--
cua ,,p6RnOme uzupemienie" sOjuSzu
franclrskO polSkiego. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-15
LENIN DAJE KoNcESJE
KoMUNISToM AMERY-
KANSKIM.

Moskwa, Is. Gnarca. - Wilhelm
Haywood, ktory stoi ma czele a.
rnerykahskiej partji komunistycz
mel /. w. w. otrzyrnal cd Leni.
ma, premjera bolszewickiego kon
cesje. ma prowadzenie. fabryk ze-
laznych W Nadiezyisku, W 60
rach Uralskich, Geese kopalni
wegla W zagsebiu Donieckim
wraz sasiedniemi fabrykami.
w celu prowadzenia tych IA
bryk ma.byc sprowadzone do Ro-
sii z Ameryki 1890 technicznie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-15
oLBRzYMI PozAR w
sRoDMIEScIU.

Polar, lrtory wybuchi dizisiaj
godzmiej pierwszej po poino-
cy zhiSzczyi caiy kwartat budyE1
ll6w niiedzy ulicarni Van Buren
Canal, Clinton i Jackson Bonl, 80
Pt6hieniie dotariy ma druga stro-
nc ulicy. Clinton j wszczsiy pozai
W l4sto pietrowyfi g1nachu ,Bur
ln1gton', niszczac doszczetnie
wnetrze tego ognto-trwaiego q.
brzyma. Piomierlie przerzuciiy
sic nastepnie ma druga strong q.
licy Van Buren i wkrotce zaieiy
badynki ma poaudniowel stropie
te; riley. Zanim zwolano 4S kotr1
pagij straznik6w Pozar opanowal
Gala przestrzefi k,xartafu / sasie.
daie budynki i wikrotce rozlegl
sic huk walacych sic raifow
Urzadzenia kolei gornej zajeiy
sic wkrotce i korai1ikacja. costa
Ia przerwana i. bedzie przerWa;
ma przez nastepne kilka dfli; =,
Szkoda pozaru wedsug obliczef
. ~ ~ =
szefa stray pozarnej. wynosi od
IL do IS miljonow dolaFow.
straza& James ], MoGoYerl,
1926 Washtenaw ave, znlarf y
drodze dosIroquois Szpitalu, wsSu
TEX peleniecia czaszki spowodo-
wanego osunieciem sic scialy ns
niego. Dw6oh innych strazakoN
- porucznik William Everett
Alfred Samuelson, obaj 2 kornpai
nj No. 95, So blfscy smiercl "
Szpitalach Iroquois Powiat9-
wynn znajduje sic mielu eiezke
raunych. ktorzy poniesli ebtaze.
MIA podczas pozaru Wielu ciekat
wych zostaso rowniez pokalecko.
nych. gdya policia ME inogla y,
trzynac porzad&u, sciany bu-
d,ynku waliiy sic, ls
Nastepujace budynki ulegiy y
pclnemu zniszczeniu 14sto pie,
Itrowy drapacz chmur ), ,Bprling
tom mieszczacy ma pierwszepi
pietrze Bank Mercantile Trust
and Savings Bank, a ma powyz-
sxych pietrach biura kolei Bpfs.
liAgton Route Austin and At.
lantic" budynek, zajety przez BIZ
ra r6znych mniejszych fsbrykaaIr
tow; budynet pnrf 525-527 W
Jackson Blvd, w ktoryr1 r1liescl.
|ly sic restatrracje j wyszynki 3
p;etrowy budyuek pnr. 521.52s
|W. JsuGson Blvd W tSt6ry1i mic
scily sic biura konrpanji Westerr
Electric i Chicago Map and Fix
ture Go. Prtcz tych znac5ue szIs
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-15
POLSKA A "MALA
ENTENTA".

Bia8ogr6d, Is. marca. = Wezo
raj zostaia zakonczona konferen-
cia ekspert6w reprezentujacyeh
pansrwa ,,rnaiej ententy' j Poll
ski. Sesje odbySwaIy sic Przy
drzwiach zamknietych dlatego
brak szczeg6l6w. onegdai wyda-
no krotki komunikat, ktory O.
znaimia. IL przedstawiciele wymie
nionych panstw przyszi do zu--
pe4nego pOrozumienia W spra-
wach finansowych, ekonomlcz-
nych i transportacyjnyeh oraz O.
siagnieto porozumienie W spra-'
vie konferencji genuehskiej.
Observatory tutejsi twierdza
T. ME wszystkie sprawy zostaay
zaiatwione pomyslnie, mlanO--
wfcie, ME osiagnieto Porozurnie7-
MIA CO do uznania rzadpw sowie-
ckich W Rosji, moratorium dla
Nien1iec i odszkodowania wojen-
nego.
Dzieki kooperacji kilku panstw
nalezy spodziewa9 sc szybkiegc
postepu rekonstrukcji, lecz glow
nv ciezar spadnie, jak przypusz'
czaia, ma bark poszczegolnych
panstw.
Cztery male panstwa wesziy +"
scisIe porozumienie POstanoWi'
" sprzeciwic sic dysknsji mac
zawarteni juz traktatami, GRAZ
utrzynaa stanowsiko niezalezno'
Sci wcbec panstw zachodnich
kt6re czasami wymagaia zby'
wiele przywilej6w "a okazans
pomoc.
FRANcJA A UDZIAL AME-
RYKI w oDSZKoDo-
WANIU.
Paryz. Is. marca. = Francis
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-15
KURs SIAREK PoLsKTcH

wedle komunikatu Polskiego
konsulatu Generalnego kurs marek
po1sl1ch Jest dis $3.50 marek "a 81
Czyil a7Is cent6w "a 1000 mArek. D
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-15
Odrzucenie zastzezei Do TraktatI
CzW6rpOrozumienia.
D1ei Pomocy Beuobotnym " Sanie Illinois.
GON WYBITNECO DAKTYLOSKOPA " ILLINOIS.
1S OGar Niezwyk|ego Huraganu.
Inne TeIegramy Krajowe.

tatowi gios6w MONA liczyt tylko
jedna trzecia.
DzIEN PoMocY BZERoBoT
NYM w STANIE ILLINOIS.
Springfield, Ill, IS rnarca. -
Istniejaee bezrobocie W kraju,
ktore W szczeg6lny sposob do
tkneio weteranow wojny swiato-
wei wyHags Cd pracodawc6w
Iskietowania mysH tsiiowah w
dziedzifiie dopofnozenia tym bez
piracy pozostajacy1n weteranom.
ktorzy talk duio oddali krajowi a
tax ma1o "a to otrzymali. Nalezy
sic wiec i'm ponoc W tym celu.
gubernator Small przychylnie Cd
niosi sig do projektu. aby dzieh
2ogo marca naznaczyc jaioo spe-
cjalny dzien W calym Stanie IL
linois, W ktorym wszyscy wete-
rani tnogliby bye zatrudnieni.
zGoN WYBITNEGo DAKTY
LoSKoPA w ILLINOIS.
Joliet, Ill, IS narca. = Wczo-
raj zmari W nliejscowyn szpita-
lr Matthew Wilson cClaughry,
lat As kierownik biura rtozsamiei
stanowego wiezierlia illinoasdeEo
jeden z wybtnych dakBloshop6w
w Stanach Zjednoczonych. Zmar
" chorowai juz Cd kiflcu tygodni.
ls oFIAR N1EZWYKLEGo
HURAGANU.
Pine Bluff, Ark, IS marca. -
Ma p6inocnych obszarach lraju
grasowat wczoraj strasrny hura-
gan, podczas a1t6regp poniosio
Ismierc szesciu murzyn6w, zaS in
nych czterech micszkahc6w rasy
biaiej ulegso poicaleczeni.A Ego
dnie z oznajmieniem pasa4er6w.
kt6rzy przybyli : powiat6w JEFF
ferson / Lonokc. gd1se r6wnie1
niaia miejece niezwylda btrrzA
w;ele zabudowan farmerSkich y
tych oseohoacti zpstasd zrtfno-
wanych.
Baton Rouge. La, lD nlarea.-
Wskutek niezwyidej ally bury
jaka miala tu n1iejece wezoraj,
znaczHa liczba dom6w micszkal
nych " ol0olcy zostaia zuiszc1c
ma, a podczas walenia Sic zabu-
aowai zgine,o eze5c ps6b. ora
szesnascie innych uleglc poacale
|czcniu,
McAlestcr, Oklay is mareA. -
Zgodnic : otrzylnanemi to wczo
ra; wiadomoSciami z riedalelu
|stad polotonej osady g6miczei
zginelo tam dMewiet os6b cras
pewna ich liczba ulegla lzejszyn
lrb cieiszym poinieczGiom poo
czas niezwytlei SHY bury, jals
Dawiedzita te okolice. 2 nniejsco'
.wosci tel nadcszly prcsby Q Po
spieszenie nieszkanccm Z pomc'
ca ratiSnkowa.
Wilbnrton, Okla, IS Inarel
Jsdna ojtplstznych wiosek pie
gsa prawie ze zupcinerln saist
I. T96Edt, Sei,i II & 4 ~ ar. 1t'S NJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-03-15
POwstanie W Afryce Opanowane
Przez Anglikow.
B. Cub. LOwden o Polityce Ameryki.
Jak Wyglada Amnesia BOlszewicka.
Inne Telegramy Zagraniczne.

zgadza sic ma rewizje uchwaiy
ministrow co do podzialu biljona
marek W zsocie, wypsaconych
lprzez Niemcy na poczet odszko-
dowania wojennego, suggerujac,
azeby sto miljonow marek oddac
stanorn zjednoczonym, jezeli sic
tego domagajs, = ma pokrycie
kosztow utrzymania arnji okupa
|cyjnej.
Wiadomose otrzymana tutaj q
ten, IL Department Stanu "a
mierza nalegac ma podzial Cd
szkodowania zdziwil bardzo
rad francuski, nigdzie jednak
ME kwestjonowano pfaw Amery-
ki do zwrotu koszt6w utrzyma--
ria armji okupacyjnej mad Re-
mem.
Rad francuski przyimuje O.
znajmienie Rolanda Boyden'a ia
ko przypomnienie aljantom Q
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Kronilxa Chicagosk'aE.
dy poniosly inne Bidyhsi v ss-

dy poniosiy in1e budynki W So
Iisedztwie..
Szef strazakow o'Connor ze-.
znai, re cisnienie siupa wody ME
Itylo dostatecznie slime by prad
,Yody mogi dosiegrlac wyiszycfl
iPieter budynk6w. Podobno W gma
chb Burlington, gdzie Pozar
zaczat sic ma dachu i, poyoli zni
s1czyf pistro po pietrze, rury wo'
dne, niajace otworzyc sic altoona
Itycznie ma wypadek poiaru. byly
.Wszystl1ie pozamykane. lrli
zaow twierdzili, re budynki mniej
sge, przy alicy Clinton j Jackson
sdzie pozar rozpoozas sic, byly
stare isdfuty elektryczne W nich
Ibyiy wadliwie pozaciagane, co
FtSlrmaczy szybki rozwoj pozaru
MIASTo ,zADA .5-cIo CEN
ToWEJ oPLATY TRAM
WAJoWEJ.
Wade miejskie zawiadomiiy
wczorai stanowa Komisje dla
| - - .aE
|fandlu 0 zamiarze wniesienia
dis, lub jutro prosby Q zawie-
Eszenie dalszego przedstawienia
dowodow i 0 wydanie rozporza-
dzenia, by komPanja tramwajo.
Iva pobierasa probna opiate (Sex-
perirnental rate" W wysokosc;
5 centow. Wsadze .miejskie tsuma
Icza sic, re dowody dotychczas
[przedstawione So najzupeiniei
|wystarczajace, by takie rozpo--
|rzadzenie wydane zostaso, Alder,
man Chester E. Cleveland powo-
[tywai sic ma mike cen wszyst-
Ikich sprawie produktow i uzasad-
NAL zadanie 1niasta tenn, re jeze-
| Iii nlogla korhpanja wobes wzro-
stu cen wszystkich produktow
Ipodctas wojny zadac prawa pod
wyzszenia opiat tramwajowych,
to sprawiediiwa Jest. rzecza, by
wobec spadku cen wszystkich pro
duktow nastapila znizka tych O
plat w razie. jesli takie rozpo-
rzadzenie W sprawie znizki cen
|wydane zostanie, konnpanja obo-
|wiazana bedzie do zniany swo-
Itch tozchod6w wedsug rozporza-
dzenia o 5-cio centowej opsacie.
EMiedzy innenii zadaniami ma
Ibye takze wyrazone zadanie zni-
Ezenia wynagrodzenia pracowni--
|korl tranwajowym, gdyz bada-
|nia wykazaiy ze ,pracowniey
Etranlwajowi " innych nliastach
lpobierajs nizsze wynagrodzenie
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KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, srOda, IS. mArca: sw. Lon
gina MecZ.
Jutro, czwartek, 1e. marca: sw,
Cyryla. .
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