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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-10-12

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Owing lii- eaihe HE a''ife.-'- - wei
t2iii'' Oh lhH part n tie 9heahr2aa
Women 'iah R} Nh. y llap-aa.
Pfe''1ehl and 0ofo-i' BY MI H=r'rpa"
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'ila fea'r'll9h ~ 'lfs. + II.=9=2"e4=
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Marble ol Sk'"haEah Woman 'ia2
minutes AID report 81 secretary; r.
port oi treasurer and auditor.
ihe report on Columbian Exhibit q
em'nlii'r on banner by Nh. Florence
t.f"rler, winthrop Literary nut; >
Committee on Book by Mrs. Fannie l.
I. Bralh"rd, Augusta current Eyen'
cub Wa then listened to.
Tie report from the Lecture Bureau
oi Information WAS given by Nj. LIN
ma y. Frye, president Travell r Club.
Portland.
At 10 o clock came the reading OF th'
reports from the Federated Clubs. tn
following clubs reporting at this hour
Auburn Art Tub. Auburn Art and Lit
eralure club, Shakespeare Literary Clul
OF Auburn and Lewiston, Auburn Lit
erary mon, augusta current Events
Mt. David Shakespeare lub of Lewis
ton athena OF Bangor, fortnlghtly q
BATH Bethel 'Iub. crescent ot Bruh,
wick, Women'S Literary Club OF Dexter
aoroNis OF Lewiston, and the Bartoi
Heading Club of Norway.
I'''l's 80 - 4
iiihdrances III tie Organized Work o
Woman were to be read Helps wa> glN
en by Mrs Anna sargent Hunt. pres
dent OF Current Events Cub augusta
Owing to the death OF the Idy's hu>
band who had the paper on llhdranee
1t was ommltted.
AfIERNo"N.
The session was opened at L. NJ
Wheh ports from Federated 'iuh
were continued n follows; 0aklan
Gun. Saco Gun, winthrop 'luh. \
%enq'lh OF NeSthr"ok. Gaod ENpecta
ions OF Ihomaston, saturday OF Rock
land ofono Woman club, Every Mol
day of Pennington, Mustard seed q
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-10-12

The Tucker bill repeating the federal
election law. 50 called, passed the House
Tuesday, by party vote, the Populists
voting with the Democrats. The vote
stood yeas. 200; nays. l0l.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-10-12
SkOWhECAk MARKET.

Use DANA'S SAR> APARILLA it,
THE KIND THAT CURES"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-10-12

fol ling bed got in some work causing
injury to Mr.. Frank White that will
make him cripple for life if it does not
cause n death. Such beds are bad thng
10 have in = family.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-10-12
tl~H
Baked Halibut. Hollandaise Sauce

EI~H
Baked Halibut. Holandaise SAUCE
COLD
Ham OK Tongue Beef
Lamb Corned Beef Chicken
Lobster salad Chicken salad
BREAD
Plain Brown Vienna Bread
DESSERT
Ribbon cake Chocolate cake
snow cake
Peach sponge Lemon Jcliy
Vanilla Ice ream
Grapes Apples Fears Bananas
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1893-10-12
Somerset =. j. Court.

September Term, 1873.
WHITEHOUSE, j., Presiding.
y. ". BRAINERn. Clerk.
F. ". HovEY, County iuorney.
j. =. EsrEs, Stenoqrd pher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17

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bostph oo'hl' -
Running nWAy irnm lilnl1''
Blrohcndcl w wy S.lIF,,.. .,,,ot,
Klcklng the uust nv" N.'"M SUNNI
Nesh lltiln 41EuNh ltvl ',.t.. H..
Uosdng u over hlr NlvH,n WIN "''''
Checking ihn iltlc MpNl'l nnrse
That trun1lrs along on WA'u9'
,., 81. ,.t,.. $50.
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Anl ApecumUNg WV. ,,., t..u
tmi WNlt klNl ulill w w bwiu.H Ne t'
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17
NEwsY NOTES.

Mrs, Rose yelosa, a native q
a9c 80 I'm ~, ' iast weet 4, An
I6o H Veai 5%''' ''''' '4
II is reported that there he. X n
IN Williamson county Ie'i' y
OF Flores'llle' slh'e S',ne :.
a l Nm y igI' Sl the trslI
accident that occurred SIX lears g
A copy OF the Latin vals.is :.
be printed in 1910, mas sg s, wv,
'Y'' ~ a + r,,,,tb. ola ihi. \
~ ~ ,n ,1, ond weiehs nlaiy
Il owned ly Wiley Neville q
n. 4. Il
Antiquarl,apis E e., yaljsn n ID; n
esi,l,gT. pt y H. tSe lrst box VII y
Jgt ,o''''' w
He who prorlal llll, , lllEs'', rssI
up hls eneIliles n WA Wy
oil 'heu'' AesOp c,.. u
,, "A oG y IL i rlaImea. Ii ilIe lsu~l
Ioi VIZ, ,, ~ II ic,,t WARN farm bouse.
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All l ., gi n,s,n nrs p rp'5gnn...iua ! y
sugar may men I,a. y a;Iobe.
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17
nnAp-END COLLISION.


Providence, X. l., Dec, 1l.-A disas-
irous head-cnl collision occurred on the
New England road beneath Atwell avn,
uur bridge this afternoon. The trains col,
lifting were tho PasceNr express OF The
Springfield division and an extra coal
train. The former had the righi-ol-way
both trains were running az a high rate
of speed The loe' motive ~ the express
Is total wreck and three coaches were
rendered almost WORTHLESS. The l0com0.
tive Of the extra was badly demolished.
The blame is attributed 10 the dispatcher
% OmeyYillc station. who failed TO hold
the express. The irman and engineer
u the exrta saved themselves by jump.
Ing All rolling stuck took iiro immeli.
a,oly after tho crash, but was saved BY
tlle Ere department, The injured were
George n Worrcl. fireman Of the cX.
press, fatally; and Snator W. O. Reed.
Nhepaehe, la. Chas. O'Connor. Simon
Ruben Charles Ropnthal, Arthur Bar
MT. express messenger Thomas Gordon
and NJ III. Lacey.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17
wAsHNGroN NorrS

- 7NNAAtNu I lfsS.
washington, Dee. 15.-No new
received I,,,e, today at the navy, Inn so Was
NV IVA Va sspiL''s,ei here in government eir.
the Peiato government. bnf inisy WIN
authority in The state departr5o'', hlsh
pFeSsTi the opinion with empbasis' "a
me IeiNt9 government Womb ha ,iat
t t. The reported intention az Hs
hr9Aluan lnsurgeut, Mello. 10 sn ", NE
United states for damages for ne .hr
ing the Niciheroy and the Amapr; ,rlhi y.
pe nt'sd onl for the. Brazilian ro cav ~
',sn, Is not resarded seriously al III
~ partment OF state Private indiyidnaTs
Of another nationality cannot s, 'uu "
United States and Mello wonld b ov me
The house committe approximation
ported me ursent deficiency KIN
morning The bill carries Si.6Si soa ms
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

Washington, Dec. 15.-The bousa co,n
mltlee on Interstate and foreign co,m.
merce after listening 10 argrnents I'm IN.
Senators Morgan OF AlaMm, ~
Frye of Maine reported favorn Jiu
the Joint resolution of B 'aS
sentative Doolittle Of WasbimgIp,Iar,,,
for the appointment Of Joint cmmi ,s ;",,
OF three senators and six members ~ ;,l
Nestlsate the present status of the NJ
raSna canal nroiect. senator Morn g',
recited at length the pasi bistor, ~ ~ s ~
enterprise aud us struggle 10 Obtain gor ~
ernment recognition. He thonpbt trn o1'
had come when It should hc ae iiine
whether the United States Womb III tgl
project or abandon il altogether ia t ",
clored the world was determined a. i9 ue-
the c9nnl and if the United States ~ sh nn{S
I,nt bulh II some other marion v.n',i3'
lie pointed out lhe advantages az ~, mo ..l'
70. Of he canal by the United State ne con ron
earnestly hoped the resolution wo,l1 "i hl
NJ. Frye also spoke in favor of tba 49,.
ointlon. lie stated the government Nv NM III,
oohtrois the Nicaragua canal woi'i,i a aicn
control the Hawaiian Islands and u'S \,
muuna oe useless for this country to y
mex those Islands unless The contrai an,
the canal was assumed "H"i OIL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17

The president likeg to wear flower in
his buttonholc, aud he prefers the flower
white. 1t is not rare thing for him
to carry his gloves when he has them
with him in bis hand. II pleas1s him,
too, to hold his hat IN his left hand when
hs fellow citizens have occasion to pass
~ procession before him, To thrust his
llght hand into the lapel Of his great coat
ahd remain in that attitude smilmgly
contemplatiyc. II is noticed, also. that
the calendar uf public mourning is regis.
tered In Mr. Cleycland's high black hat.
For dnys after Rutherford b.. Hayes
death the presidential tile bore a wide
mourning band. When official sorrow
grows sublued with time this band
shl1nkS into q ribbon. Il may be- re.
marked here that Mr.. Cleveland was not
pleased when shortly after his second
inauguration, numbers of hats reached
Tue White House gifts To him FROM adj
inirers all over The country Mr.. Cleye-
land would rather buy his own hats.
me SHOES worn by the president on
these Official occasions are square. wide
ahd laced, lie his been seen, though,
ln button shoes. The hepls arc low
ana the soles ''bevelel" Mr.. Cleveland
does not like "shucd' shoes. His foot
leather is rubbed and brushed, only Mr.
cleveland pays from ST. to So pair
Tor shoes He was once fond of Tho
congress unlike, hut seems to have abau.
donud thrul now.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17
cnnvELAND's OUTING cLOTIIEs.

CLEVELAND'S OUTING CLOTHES.
What may be- termed the presidents
special outfits include fsherman's suit
and shooting outfit Mr.. Cleveland
possesses a full equipment Of oil skins,
all yellow, even to the hat, which fits
both ways, 80 to speak. with long pro-
iecting blinBers back and front. This
suit shelters It's wearer from rain ana
spray, and explains Mr.. Cleveland's read
mess TO 90 fishing in all sorts Of weather.
The presidents fisherman equipment in
cluies stout boots which come up to the
knees. and into which his trousers are
tucked. He wears on his right hand a
stout leather glove. around which ne
adrnitly twists his line whenever a hnnE
monster is presumed to have bitten
There is one cupacious pocket in the oil
skin coat, IN which book is placed
While awaiting the pleasure of the bshes
Mr.. Cleveland looks at his book.
When the president is out with gun he
looks pretty much like the average sports
man His boots, however, are prodlgious
affairs. They come up to his hips,
being, Of coursc. In sections, as 1t were.
He wears Il gray flannel shirt on these
expeditions. There urp also corduroy
Jacket and a belt Mr.. Cleveland is not,
however. a Centnur. II does not appear
that lie ever donued a scarlet coat,
white brooches and top boots to chase
across country with his fellow creatures
for the sake Of experiencing the grnuh-
cation. the ecstasy. the extremity OF bliss
which comes from being lin at the
death"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17
IN Full DRESS.

such are Mr.. Cleveland's ,ond,,.,
suits of clothes. It Is notica,Iln ~. ="
does not AFFECT the combination ~ MI, ~.
cntaway and vest, with dark crny gno,,.
striped trousers, worn so generally e,o,,
IA n afternoon hours, By Thai ,1oss
=, BUSINESS men whom the president n.
!" aunlre; The plain frock cont
,sN rule, his afternoon b,hiIt,,t'tt
,, tu1A'al leisure. Ii may further ho
i.,"lcN OUT mat, owing, loubil,ss w
Wy, Wy anatomical character of his tl,r,a,
~ n'Nh; M leNeland prefers tho ',,.,,
iHoMn 9phar' lie also eschews fbc fa,,r
IN. ,.''.,I 50 much worn by his prndnS,.s
rarely seen Upon him. ne Is
III ~ HsesS SUITS the president follovs a..
prrN9ilhg fashion. He is never sco,, 'I ~,
'uniehlns azure exactly at the honr oT IA
I il.. So many OF his emulously ..sreiiii;
y,V"nt iyneh. Nor d0es h. sport n 49,.
l9hsth OF watch chain. With ennbs 49,
eharm and seal, In fact. Icwilrr + o'
spicuonsly absent from the mSy;s,ou.Ji''iiii
person, IL can be seen ON tbp 49, ~. ~
easi0ns when Mr.. Clcvoland's nect,ia bs
comes loose that his collar bnftno
Vthtr plain gold affair or Witt
mnlher-ot-pcar one. He wears vn,nt,
round gold stud IN the bosom of his si,irt
very inconspicu0us and hardly djsrarn,
Rhle' Ills wristbands. or, To use III, Nh
gar term, his cuffs are conneetr1 a..
neat links Of the metal now ia snch fs, ~
on Wall street These articles v,er, -
birthday gift from Mrs. prrrine m,tba.
OF the irst lady In the land
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17
ISLAM IN NEW YORK.
FIRST MAHoMErAN SERVICES
HELD IN UNION SQUARE.
REGULAR WORSHIP TO 60 on
A Muezzin in Red Fee Calls All to
Adore Allah--rhe Talk of
Religious Gotham.

llnWATmDpr
Ar n nm. Yesterday the people pass
inf. thrn,,,b Union square and the lonng-
~ l., me ,.,,.i, ha,ri , ,,oi,e d,,n as If
80 ~ ~, -, t,arsL si,,,.
arVih the heavens Il stronEe' n'' sue
song voice, altering words that We're
distinct enough vet could not be under
stonJ rrbey iool,aJ m, and finally saw in
- 20 .,,
one OF the thlrd-stOly WINDOWS VI the
Union Square Banl, building an old man
with a small gray beord at his chin and
, .,,.,,. ,,,,,,t,,J,o ia wa. dressel In mn
49, a.. ~
ordinary black business SUIT oI MS
head was a durl, red fcz with black
tnssel hanging to his forebend-the badge
e ,i,, -, l., a., ,,,,,,,l,,t ,e ,vnrld
Vi 'nc oeile'tr III ti' p''i'i't ''
over. lie was leaning from 'he "lhuuN'
his body supported by his arms and MS
hands r,,stin., backs down upon the sill.
-. ,i,. ,..,,,,,i, ,,+,,ri,,. th. ,,u IN
~ '"'' ,"' i''''''-'''
prayer IL was lle pioneer N"''e VI
Islam in New York. He was utterlng the
cry that has sounded each day from The
n,.,va, tower ,f every n,osGue in the
- 49, IL, ,t,,.al,.,
great umpire Oh N''noi'e' 'n'0' '"e'''
ventures. MS lace WIS turned Aol
towards Mecca, but towards the west,
lool,i,,. ,rt oycr th, p.y lands Islam
-.
l1upos's 10 conquer, ,,-,,
bo,.,, br sbnutad hiring his hands TO
~ Ill "a t.i .,'i .,,.,..,,I,,,,, A.,
'"c siue9 "i h'S H'Nu an" Sp'''N'"e ''''u'
out each time.
And 50 he went through tho Whole call
| nj ,,,. .r,,,,oz,i,,N ii, A.,t,i, Whom bs had
zone ne repeater IL III hhsiSh'
God is great God is great! God
| is great! he shouted ont over Union
! So,,,r, aud tl,,. ,,o,ul, ,,.b, ,,sre ,,,-s-
~ -,
M ana hau P'uSeu ne-,h TO- "'lu' anu,
God is almighty! Cod is almighty
| God is almighty" yas his next call.
God is apar,.ifrl, G,J Il. ,rer,.if,l,
r.5 u1ic,.,',, -, ',i.t..,,
YOU Is lhcr'llu'' ne 9n'u''u' Huhlhs
each syllable clear and distinct so that
hoard and ,,p1.rst,,,d fan. ,,,t Ny.st t'n,,r-
,a.,,,, -, ,,, &c.,. -. w..
'e'nlu S''eu anu up ln'o nr'"'""! DC
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17

enough to pay for tho I'm
be no collections H.. n,ll n
will ~ q box at t6e dao, 7.s s.il \
ton. l may mla \
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17

MIS-. Winslow's Soothing Svrun r..
s emu ny r mining soothes the child SOFT W.
collie, aud u the best remesv wlnd
raoea- % Cents bottle. '0r oiar-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-17


.
IN BIllI,
Rooted In human nature is delight In
the extrnorllunry Sunrise is nkynya
M, aycit,u,,t mud ,,.,.,uv ,J.,yu-,tl...
""' "7'','' r'''''' "''''
anu 'h"h"'"hN must pf renewed by chdlEe
II serenity and happiness are to be- main-
tninad sim tLi. lovn r,- tia, o,,r,,-ii,,
.,.,..,. -.
~ ''". Nv ''l'i'n "" 'A''HH Nhu pe'olhc
productive Of harm, by hiding lite true
value of the rrsilur and Uniform affairs
al tif, NM, at,,ttt. ...,..ii,. t......... ttt
"','''''" wa.
"''" ny u'V' indulgence lh dWulles, ahd
80 with desire simple measures lbs. tbnir
power TO interest law or.,.p,l,l,..r,,. II,
tb,, s,l,.,.,,ri ic..
Nheh an lnliyiduil becomes so depend
out on excitement for btrripe.s tI,nt
travel ninkrs tb.p, lisc,ut,,,,., mai. 49,.
home. Vbrn fbn pinnsn,,t '.' ,'i''.
nuct.,adintg d.rs n,,,,,.,..,..'', NM
cam find un ni.,gi,r.. IL, XIII mI ~
are rpntinfu il. ,rt,iT,,, , '' .''''. u','
ante. when tLrir snirii- ,iro,, ,,, 'HI, ,ni
energies lag bacluso fhe rtimi,lus Of nav.
elN T. ,,IfLlr,,,, ti,', 't w, ~ w. 1uN
ms tnI.n, l,rjI ni ,, ,,,, ,ur' 'i IVA
Ifor suI, it..... "'"'ah w" vi ni'.
prublcln of Hi, uh.ir y,,,,iI Ivy ky
SnJ ,,,',.,,,,,, l',, 'llIir s,anuur9 weights
sVer "n%,I"sio,.. w. ,i' "u Ms9Ug any ol what
'hg,s' are Incorrect
-" np9i,iy minl me rcln, the lasting
Attain, Of Iif, IL IL ,rifbin ~. v,vlSuut
any individual ia sacriicr. IL nred6,i.
honnr MI wy anu YET pc
saijgIacr %n tN, nMaI rom anyone he
fll performance OF duty. deprive one me- of Of
the Happiness, The peace. he love that
" 10 DC lonnd ia wen orlercd home,
minsh oncs nn,yor ""' t, S,5'hg,n any IN
tre1smcs. which are ordinary posse4siou.
and life BECOMES a blank. Joy IS ut an
''iTTbs b. t.,,. ,.,,.,.
not dlsngnri @r Will sL, "r gin,,,,, W.
the value Of the extraordinary. thc nm,
usual, as lIlins an important Wncc In
"s'iiit,'m tlg''', -ne mus hl7u admit that
NV ,g''ulN ,lr nNshl not To bc stale aud
INV NmnlrrSlinE and mqnotouous, for
,j,, t,is''ll ,l'l ~ thr ordinary Wr the
,"N''' ~ IRON superiority and han.
p'ivs' Si'llHu's OF recreation are of
"'nC NloN WnrH lh'N ~ uN the better
M , ."'iu nuI g,s,HHt WorE ana strength
,,bi'T any,, rii, ",r HNlN Experiences
win sngys.tinns Nv ,r ,t,,''ug' a44 rcplple
',,nnt '"ttNn .,, WI HnlN NIN on Improve
Of benginsg. "'' VI '"''' OF WrIlare and
II viii he somewhat gratifying +, ,ro-
men to know thai Tim cvpcrin,an, ,,,,..
once m,Jo T., No., -. - ''''''"' W"7
''''"' 10 n"'' au exclusive masculine
commonwealth and that IL proved an In
glorious failure. Just ihrce centuries ago
Francois I.cguat. an eyiIcJ fIrrnno, MAJ,
a eolonv ~ ,,.ta,,. 'T w. VIZ"
-, ''"S young lrotestaht
.Ho" SUM" on tue island Of Rodriguez
~ the Indian ocean Here In a salubri.
Gus ,;matc and with soil proJuctIyo
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-20
2 ziemi ojczystej.
Il pod Prusaka.

Naczelnikiem w. KS. Po~znahskiego,
x.mianowano ME p. Koscielskiego, kt6.
remu oesarz wiele ,,obiecywaf" = ale
n. Dziembowskiego - cziowieka po-
chodzenia polskiego nosxscego polskie
n.zvisko = ale niestety cialem ] dusza
niemca.
P. Dziembowski Jest wiascicielem
maiatku MiedEyrzec, j byf naczelnikiem
Qandratem) tsgo pOwiatu.
Rad pruski wprowadzil al granicy
obostrzenia ola podroanych Z Rosyi ce.
lam przeszkodzenia ~zawleczeuiu chole-
~. Urzad clowy pruski " Ojwiecimiu
ME wouszcza do Prus przes 70 stacye
takich p~odr6anych.
u Wschowy pisa do gazet ME-
m;eokich, ne tamtejszy uczeh balbierski,
Roche. ME chce chodzic do przymuso.
wei slkoly uzupelniajscej! Jut poprze
Snio zostsi skarany 40 m. grzywien lub
ozterdziestu dniami aresztu, q ponownie
skazano 90 ma 10 m. grzywien Tub 10
dni aresztu.
Gniewkowo, 30 sierpnia. Dzis "
nocy zporzaly dom koDorniczy i zabu
dovanis. naleisce do rzezaiks, p.
Kwiatko wskiego. Lsdwie Z tyclem Edo
i.li ujsc domownicy pred ogniem.
- Falszywe pieciouark6wki PaPie-
rowe ukazaiy sic W Berlinie. Sc one
tax doskonale nasladowane, 4e nawet "
k.sach publicznych ME poznali sic urEe.
dnicy ma tych falsy6katach.
Z,le ..G~eselliRera." DIVA mAjRtki
W Swieokiem przesziy " rece polskie:
Zulawy i Lipieniece. nGeselliger" mad
tenn ubolewa, p~oniewaa te msjatki cd
stu lat byly W reku Niemcow. nBole
sny to wypadek Ola kszdego Niemca-
tai wyrzeta ,,Gessll." = Patrzec M to,
lax niemieska kultura i jezyk ustapic
musza polskosoi. Przemoca PostePuje
tn naprzod polonizm."
- Prryslanie drsgon6w rosyjskich
ma grantee do Aleksandrowa, ktorego
Gel ME byi nam znany, wyjasnia sic to
raz, gdy sic dowiadujemy, Re do Kllba-
row i Wilkowyszek " okolicy Eydkun
tax samo ich przyslsno. Z~lstepuja oni
zwykla straz graniczna rosyjska lob
wieszczykow), kt6rych powolano Pc raz
pierwszy ma cwiczenia woiskows. A
moze tez p~ozostawieni beda mad granica
Ola wzmocnienia strazy i poskromienia
pr~zemytnictwa na czas az do zawarcia
traktatu handlowego- Zreszta historya
nasza zna ME malo przykiadow groms-
dzenia wojsks ma grsnicy pod rozmaite-
mi pozorami. (,IAz. Ior')
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przez zwierzets, przyjgi WHISKY wymiar
kary, skazujsc katarsyne Soiarz ma 8
miesiecy cieikiego wiezienia, oboStrzo-
nego jednym postem 90 tydzieh.
q pomiedIy dalszych 25 spraw apela-
cyjuych, Trybuual rozpatryval sprawe
wfasciciela izby felcEerskiej p. Walza,
ktorego sad delegowsny miejskl zasadxil
IA wyrywanie zeb6w wbrsw istniejacym
" tel mierze przePisom zabrsniajPcym
tel praktyki osobom nieuprawnionym M
B miesiaoe sresxtu. Gdy jednakze TOE.
praWa ~wykazafa, ae p. Walk wprawdzie
umiescii ma swcjej oicynie napis: pTu
wyrywaja sic zeby," jednskAs ME do
starczono dowodu, 4eby p. Walz " RE-
czy samej dokonywai %podobnei opera
Cyl, pfzeto TrybunAl apelacyjny uwolnil
go Eupelnie Cd oskarAenia.
Pc zassdzeniu Ignacego G~6ralczyka,
16 letniego parobczaka ma diva miesiRce
oietkiego wiezienia z ! postem co ty.
dzieh, "a zbrodnie z 5, l28 u. !. - Try
bunal przeszedl do rozprawy o zgorsze-
ME publiczne, kt6rego, sic dopuscili
~czterej wloscianis " niedziele kwietnia,
PELOQ kOoOAOAOu ho OWOuI8EEu hOSOloA-
nym i to podcxas sunny W Ruszczy.
Scena zgorszenia poczela s 9 cd wyzy-
wan 4 sko6 czyia sic M bitoe xkrzykami
PREY samych drzwiach kosciola przex 90
sprawili zamieszanie i zgorszenie miedzy
ludzmi ~bioracymi udziai " nabotsh-
stwie. Trybunai pod przswodnictwem
rsdcy sadu kraj. p. Giebuito wskiego
skazai Piotra Krzywdziaka M jeden
miesiac, Jana Ziomka i Wojciechs Gle
lihskiego, kafdego ma trey tygodnie,
zas Mikolaja Ziomka m diva tygodnie
aresztu / ponoszenie kostt6W postepo.
wanna karnego. Skarge przeciw obwi-
nienym wnosii zastePca prokuratora p.
Kalitowski. Obrone zas "a Krzywdzia.
klein prowadzii DIR. BobilswicE, N trze
ma p~Osostalymi przemawiai dr.. Wiad.
Wilkosz.
Nova kadencYa rozpraw wobeo se-
dzi6w przysiegiych rozpoczyna sic "
poEiSdziaiek dnia 4 wrEesnia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-20
ZPOd Austryaka.

Trybunsl sadu karnego przesluchiwat
z. m. na ~rozprawie gtownej KatsrEy-
ne Solarz, ktora PFzybywszy Z Krskowa
z IA dniowem niemowleciem do krEe-
szowic, udsis sic do Rudswy, gdzie
okolo godziny Q wisezorem niemowle
polctyla " polu, niedaleko drogi. Je-
dnakAs dzieoie Z powodu, ia mkt wnocy
ME przechodzii, dopiero nazajutrx prEez
jedEego z prSsohodEacych psrobkow
spostrzezonem | ooslonem zostalo. Try
buusl uwEgledniajac, 10 dziecko Podso'
Aonem zostaio v c~zasie, " kt6rem ME
latwo moglo bye spostrze4onem q EN-
samem nsratons bylo ns usEkodzenie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-09-20
Il pod MOskaIa,

w ,warsz. CUB. Weldon" oglaszs
SEA inspector leksrski, dr.. Lewihski. 90
nastepuje: Przybyls do Kutna z Kio-
dswy dziewozyns, Rojza Piaskowska,
zapsdla ma rozstroj zoiadkowy bardzo
silny. Umieszozono j. W szpitalu "
oddzielnym pokoju, z zastanowieniem
wszelkich srodk6w ostroznosci ! scislej
de~zynfsnkcyi. Pieciu towarzyszy cho'
rel izolowano / poddano pod dozor le-
karski. w wydzielinsch ohorej, kt6ra
ma sic lepiej, DR.. Nencki znalszi pre-.
cinki Kocha. Jest to pierwszy W T. b.
" CUB. warszSwskiej wYpadek cholery,
przeniesionej z CUB. kaliskiej. Wszel
kie srodki przeciw r~ozszerzenlu cholery
zarzadzono. We Wioolawku zmsrli:
Michal Piernikowski i Tekls Kuzbioks
z oznakami cholery. Lekarze, doko-
nawszy sekoyi, przypuszczalI, Re prey
ozyns Emierci byia cholera. Twierdze-
mia to zbil dr.. Lewihski, o~swisdczajac,
Re zmarli zachorowali z powodu spozy'
ola niedojrzalych owoo6w z przyczyn
ziych wogole wsrunkow hygienicznych'
PoglSd ten potwierdziia analiza bakte-
ryologiczna.
Wlsdla gubernialns warszswsks po-
lecila w6jtom gmin bscznie przestrEe-
gao, ably pryepisy 90 do osot, PrzyJet-
dtsjSsych z miejsOowosci, dotknietych
cholera, Scisle byty za~chowywane. O.
Soby akie winny bye zaopatrzone "
dowody IL na posterunkaoh sanitsrnych
byiy poddswsne dezinfskcyi,
- Wkr0d vloscian v~schodnioh Do
wistow CUB. wolyhskiej zsuwszyc sic
cyiny " kierunku Syberyi. Goraozks
ia u~widocznila sic jeszcze bsrdziej "
CAB. kijowskiej. Zreszta ~wioscisnie
tel oststniej przesiedlaja sic obscnie
tlumnie ! ma Polesie w~olyhskie. gdzie
mogR kupowsc ziemie, psscsc Pc 70
kop. "a dEiesiatke. gdy ma miejscu oena
ziemi dosiegs 2l0-220 rel "a dies