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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-20
Chelsea Home News.
HALE K. DARLING, Local Editor.

! Mrs. Joseph Gerard OF st. Louis is at H
8. Annis'.
Miss Douglass of Northheld is visiting
her relative, Miss Sarah Gustin.
Mrs. j. d. Lane OF Lynn, Mass, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. w. A. Hood.
franklin E. Davis has returned from
three weeks visit In Lebanon, N. H.
Mrs. A. E. Mills gave a progressiv,
euchre party at ]. B. Atwood's Monday
evening.
/ Lewis Gray met with bad smash-ul
last Saturday. Nothing was broken bu1
the wagon.
The Montpelier delegation has been in,
creased by the addition Of MIR. and Mrs
d. W. Temple.
| Mrs. Victor Moore OF White River
Junction is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Densmore.
John A. Blakely has purchased the Ly.
man Denison farm Of E. d. Denison, ad-
ministrator, paying $429.
Hon. J. K. Darling and wife arrived
home Thursday from three weeks So
journ at Newburyport, Mass.
OH. Moore OF Montpelier inspected
the Chelsea Granite company's quarries
Tuesday with the view Of operating them.
We understand that Hon. r. M. Harvey
is to remove from West Topsham to
Montpelier this fall and will open an Office
at the latter place.
D. w. Roper OF Alton, ILL.,, who was here
for few weeks last summer, arrived in
town last week and Is quartered at the
Orange County Hotel.
There will be no preaching at the Cong'l
church next Sunday. but the Sunday
scnooi anu eson,nE playoi ine0sinh "iA' ~
neiu ~ tne usual .ino.
Among those who have accepted INVITA-
tions to attend the orange County bar
centennial next week WEDNESDAY Is Gen.
W. ". Grout, member Of congress from
this district.
Rev. W. R. Davenport OF Barre preached
at the M. y. church last SaDDath evening
His subject was "A Personal Devil. we
did not attend but we take u ior granteo
that Bryan nao 70 catcn ~ ~
The commissioners upon John Judds,
estate met at the town clerks office
Thursday. F. A. Bolles OF Bellows FANS
was present as the attorney Ior tne estate,
an0 Daring Dariing Represented tne
various creditors.
Edwin D. Denison, who has been IN
town during the summer, settling his
fathers estate, left for New York Friday,
where he will rejoin the "Northern
Liz htsn company, which opens the season
In the Star theatre, New York, Aug. 18th.
Tha anti ~ Merton A. Hill '. Laura
nicLinson son was tried before JuSt,ce Emery
rr;aau ond rasulted in indcment Tor the
!, sor Ia 1H and costs. The deiend-
Z p,I' nj anna IL Iad ~ To County court. Darling e
Tm, NJ ori;ppr Ip sor nisintiff: r. M. Harvey tor
dasandent'
rna na,,oo-sts hold thar caucus satur-
AZ rnS svar;n0 D1 ! r. r ATWOOD served as
chairman ana q. =. nixDy - sIw sGuOes Uon,y
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-20
Terms, Adv't Rates, etc.

This paper is printed at 4S Main st.,
Randolph, vt. Price Sc. a copy, &1.25 q
year, (25c. less In vermont.) All papers
stop when subscriptions expire. No pa
pers sent unless paid for.
Advertising rates $8 an inch per year;
transient adv'ts 81 80 per month. Liberal
rates to large yearly advertisements on
application to the publisher.
~ Advertisers ordering special posi-
tion will be charged so per cent extra.
Actual average circulation for the year
1895, all editions, 3,436; guaranteed by
american Newspaper Directory.
L. B. JOHNSON, Proprietor,
Randolph, vt.
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south Strafford.

Joshua Carpenter is making repairs on
his house.
The schools in town begin next Monday,
Aug. Gath.
Miss Addie Reynolds is at work for
James Tyson.
Jennie Carpenter is suffering from a
sprained ankle.
Ed. Chamberli went to White River
junction Saturday.
Mr.. E. j. Laduca has visited at Ed. Pat
tens the past week.
Mrs. Mamie Kibling Brown and daugh.
ter spent Sunday at Mrs. 8. B. Buell's.
Rev. Mr.. Ball, formerly OF Tufts college,
preached at the Universalist church Sum
day.
A large number from this town attended
the circus at White River Junction Fri.
day.
Ransom Roberts and family are to move
to Claremont, N. H., the last Of this
month.
Miss Bertha 8. Preston has been visit
ing her brother, Curtis Preston, in West
Lebanon, N. 81.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-20
North RoyaIton.

North ROyaltOn.
Wallace Allen Is working for Henry
Dutton.
Miss Louise Ferris is working at George
Dearing's.
Dan Stoughton and wife visited at 0. N.
Stoughton's.
Edward Field and wife are soon to make
an extended visit in Pennsylvania, and
New Jersey. ~
Geo. Rusznak has been carried to the
Royalton town farm. At last accounts he
was improving.
Miss Sadie Brooks, who has been visit
ing in Essex Junction for the past two
weeks, has returned home.
Rev. Lewis G.. Partridge OF Hartman,
Tenn. and Edward Mcintosh OF Randolph
visited at Cedarhurst last week.
Chas. e. Cloud and family OF Brook
lyn, N. Y, and Miss Emma Neal OF Wa
verify, Mass, visited at Geo. DearinR's re-
Gently.
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Try Aliens Foot-Ease,

A powder to be shaken into the shoes: At this
season your feet fee swollen and hot and get tired
trv Aiiens Foot Ease 1t cools the feet and makes
wslking easy. Cures and prevents swollen. and
sweating feet, blisters and calous spots Relieves
comfort Try it today. At druggists or shoe
stores. By mail for csc. in stamps Trial package
free Allen s. Olmsted, Leroy, NJ. Y.
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1
A. A. Fisher left Saturday for Washing
ton, d. G.
T. o. Harlow and son are In town fron
Welton, N. H. ~
Bessie Brown is living in Tunbridge a
Mr.. Hayward's.
i Mrs. George Hyde and Roger spent Sat
urday In Sharon.
4 Mrs. Emma A. Tilden was in town for
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young OF Illinoi!
are at D. e. Paine's.
Nettie Leisure OF Tunbridge is with hel
aunt, Mrs. Frank Kent.
Edmund Mcintyre OF seward, Neb., ar.
rived in town Saturday.
| Miss Adella Baldwin OF Boston visited
| friends in town last week.
Sam Fiske returned to his home in
Franklin, Mass, Saturday.
Herbert Collins from White River juno
tion spent Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dow OF Buffalo, N.
T., are visiting at z. B. Dow's.
A dramatic entertainment is to be given
at the town hall Thursday eve.
Walter Cobb OF Hanover, N. H., spent
Thursday and Friday in town.
Chandler Berry Of Roxbury, Mass, is at
the home Of his aunt, Mrs. L. D. Jones.
Miss Alice Brown of South Royalton
has been in town during the past week.
DR.. Fish Of South Royalton was called
here, professionally the 6rst OF last week.
Mrs. Charles Udall and daughter from
Hartford visited at L. L. Udalls last week.
Mr.. H. Stevenson Of Washington, D. c.,
hx, NJ M Hat G1v-
day.
Foster Sargent and daughter, Mabel,
from Corinth were at Frank Kent's last
week.
Miss Elizabeth Barry returned to her
home in Roxbury, Mass, the first Of last
week.
Mr.. Dixon arrived from Rhode Island
Tuesday OF last week to stay couple Of
weeks.
Miss Margaret Chandler visited friends
in Woodstock Thursday and Friday Of
last week.
Mrs. DR.. Chandler is spending a week
with her sister, Mrs. White, at Wood.
stock Inn.
Rev. Henry Cummings left Friday for
Westminster, Mass, to visit his sister,
Mrs. Warner.
Laura A. Hatch went to Hanover,
Thursday to spend week with her aunt,
Mrs. Quimby.
Mrs. e. J. Slack aud daughters are to
occupy the upper tenement in Hiram
Fulton's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young and Eva
Paine went to Pompa Monday to visit Mr..
David Patterson.
Miss Myrtle Walker returned to her
work in the jewelry store Of Perley Chand.
er in Barre Monday.
DR.. Goodenough OF Gloucester, Mass,
Ind his father-in.law, MIR. Carter, OF
Hanover, N. h., we're here Friday.
Mrs. Goss and daughter, Dorothy from
)lcott, and Mrs. Davis Of Bethel were
aere last week to visit Mrs. VIM. H. Cham
,erlin.
An enjoyable entertainment was given
asst week Tuesday evening by the Old City
Wizard, Prof. s. Q. Chandler, to an appre-
.iative audience. 1t is rumored that Mr..
chandler may give an additional perform
nee in the near future.
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Cuttfngsviiie.

Miss Belle Marshall OF Rutland visited
in town last week,
There was a social hop at the Union
House Wednesday evening.
A Jolly crowd attended the picnic at
Shrewsbury pond last Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Maloney has returned from
Boston, where she has been spending the
summer.
Misses Martha Briggs and Edith Acker-
man OF Brooklyn, N. ", who have been
visiting Mrs. +. G. Pearson for the past
two weeks, return home Thursday.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-20

II you have ever seen little child In the
agony OF summer complaint, you can real
ize the danger OF the trouble and appre-
ciate the value OF the instantaneous relief
always Afforded by DeWitt's Collie and
Cholera Cure. For dysentery and de
arrhea 1t is reliable remedy. We could
not AFFORD to recommend this as q cure
unless It were cure. e. e. Evans q Co.,
Randolph;K. P. 6tockwell, Bethel; N. v.
Sargent & Son, So. Royalton; Ar. Hood
a Son. Chelsea,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-20

Theories OF cure may be dicussed at
length by physicians, but the sufferers
want quick relief; and One Minute Cough
Cure will give it to them. A safe cure for
children. 1t is "the only harmless reme-
dy that produces Immediate results" E. q.
Evans & Co., Randolph; K. P. Stockwell,
Bethel; M. ]. Sargent & Son, So. Royal
ton; A. R. Hood q Son, Chelsea.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-20
L. B. JOHNSON,
Rando1ph. VT
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II IL not technical treatise-"Less Theory and
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In short time II you want to write good busi-
ness hand. want to write easier or faster than
you do now, send for copy at Once: Paper cover.
80 cents; flexible cloth rs cents.
Business writing Co.. 50 West st., Rutiaud, Vt
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-08-20

Takes Two Flve-Cent Cakes
To wash as many clothes as an scent bar
OF heavy. bodied, Harmless soap. N
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H. w. ALLEN & co.
Closing Sale Of Summer Underwear
Commences Thursday Morning.

100 doz. Ladies', Mems and Children's Jer-
sey Underwear will be offered at retail the
balance Of several lines from our wholesale
stock.
LOT NO. Ladies' fine quality Jersey
Vests, low neck, short sleeves, regular 25-
cent vests, while they last, 10c. each, $1.2O
per doz Sizes g. 4 and 8.
Same goods in V neck, short sleeves, same
price and sizes.
Same goods in square, mo sleeve, same price
and sizes.
LOT NO. ?. White Swiss Rib Vests, 1919
cents each, just half price.
LOT NO. 3. Small lot, small sizes, former
price 39c., to close at 70 lie. each.
LOT NO. A. 50-cent Jersey Vests, long and
short sleeves, sizes 3. 4 and 8, at 25c.
LOT NO. B. Long sleeves only 50-cent Jer-
sey Vests, sizes 2, 3, and 3, to close, 19c In
this sale will be several other lots of Ladies'
goods which we haven't space to mention in
this adv.
MEMS SHIRTS. Shirts only in this lot
sizes 36 to "A. Sateen front, pearl buttons,
would not be dear at 50c., now 19c.
Mems Gauze all sizes 29c. regular price now 100.
Broken lot Random mixed Shirts and Draw
ers, nearly all sizes, SOC. goods, now 25c
One lot of Jager mixture, were made to sell at
45c., nearly all sizes, special for this sale at
19c.
Full line Of extra Balbriggan Shirts and
Drawers at &C.,. best value
H. w. ALLEN & CO.,
~ ond % fh,rnh Ct
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-24

Posostaje ss,7s
Do skolektowsnis jesscse a, 10
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-24

Sekretarze grup ME mejq sadnego
pratoa kresli6 lub znsieniac rachunki,
kt6re wychodzq z naszego 6iura. JsseH
sehretarz grupy osrzymuje 2 1iura ma
szego rochunek, ktory SIC ME sgadza q
jego obiiczeniomi, potoinien nam taki
rachunek s,or6cic 10 ciqgu 10 najdalv
dni- & nan pozostasoie sposo6nose
popro,rienia takiego rachunku. -
SKKRRTARz JKNxRALNY.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-24
POszukiwanie.

Kajstan Oriowski posrukuje swsgo
krewnego Michsia Bslukiewiozs, DO
Ohodrscego Z CUB. Wilehskiej. +. mia.
steczka Olkienik. ktory jest Amsry
oe juz o lat Z tons ! dIiscmi. Js,sli
kto z szsn. rodskow vie o jego poby
oiu, Tub on sam prosre dopiesc pod
adresem: Rcjetan Orfotcski,
~ Boylston st. Cambridge, Mass.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-12-24

movie do tego ludu, o.ysta. biblijns,
.ro1umiass pols.o.yrns, .upesnie do.
brze wiadajao jezykism. To oo.arowu.
je i chwyta lud.i Ia SERGE, Ae slyszs mo
We swojs be-. bsed6w. niswykos.lawio.
NJ, cd jednego re swoioh, kt6ry, O .
koiwiek ME uc.ony, opowiada slowo
bose. jake moe majsoy. Tu sic ozui.
" domu, to jest kos6 . kosci ioh i oialo
I ioh oia}a".
Ola mas ~sekoiarstwo ME Jest woale
tax stras1oym objawem, jsk ola wspo
mnianych wyaej pastor6w. Ale oboho
d.i mas natomiast aywiej niewatpliwy
fakt obnizania sic po.iomu moralnosoi /
Oswiaty ludu ma.urskiego pod wp3y.
wem Pr.ymusowej germanizaoyi. C.ya
wsr6d ewsngelik6w polskioh ME .naj.
die sic o.fo~ieka, kt6ryby, jak wyraaa
sic pastor Michejda, ,rzeki z Panem
Je1usem: aal mi tego ludu" i s,ozerze
gorsco zajsf sic jego sprawl.
Duohowiehstwo katoliokie niemieokie
ma Gornym Slasku z caiyoh sil dsay do
.niemozenia ludu ~polskiego. Ksieta OF
Przeoiw uosuoiom narodowym ohca
dziata6 nawet ma spowiedzi. Pytaja sic
nsPrzykiad penitenta, o.y o.ytuje pi
sma polskie n. p. Katolika. Osoby ia
kie odPowiadajs ksiedzu beg oeremonii,
ae przys.iy z grrechami - ME . DO
lityka. Ksieaa ~wystepuja z ambony ma.
mietnie Przeoiw narodowym pismom
polskim. Q
Cd pewnego czasu Wdrszarskiij
Dnie'onik ocenia ruoh ludowy W Cali.
oyi . tego samego stanowiska, 90 gall.
oyjska prasa z~aohowawczs.
,Moaemy aywic sympatye ola wszyst.
kiOh re ssrony Galioyan usilowah "
kierunku utrsymania ginscego " kraju
P~or.adku spoleoznego, ola wszelkiej
~s.c.erej obeoi usunieoia przyozyn ME
1adowolenia. wyrad.ajacego bardzo
niebe.pieozna Wake stan6w " sasied
niej Z nami prowincyi austryaokiej.
1wis.snej Z ludnosOia tutejs,ego kraju
weslami pokrswiehstws. Demoraliza
eva. ktora s.ybko sic ro.pows1echnia
wsrod wiosoian ~galicyjskioh, .ar6wno
Polskioh jak ru'kioh. mote wywr.e6 pc
wien wPfyw ma tutejszych w&osoian.
DE- eki 'roskliwosoi rzadu rosyjskisgo i
bao.nemu wgladaniu przs.eh potrze.
by ludu, walka stan6w, 90 prawda, ME
znajduje tn Podatnego grun,u; jednak.
Ae Podmuoh6w, idaoyoh . Galioyi ME
wolno uwaaae "a ~pomyslne i zupelnie
nies1kodliwe Ola tuteiszego wiosciani.
ma polskiego".
Ia zgodnosc W pojmowaniu ,,por.ad-
ku sPoaeo1nego" zasluguje ma zazna
CREME. Nawet terminologia Dniesoni
ka i Czosu lub Przeglqdu Jest zupelnie
jednobrzmiaca.
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Ma POmnik KO6ciuszki
zlozyli skladki nastepujacy

zlozyli skladki nastepujacy
ofarodawcy:
z przeniesienia $8l28. 80
Czysty dochod Z pikniku ODDLY.
tego " parku Str1eleckim "
Chicago d. 4 Lipca 1896 r. $Il39.52
(Co do sunny $685. SO. pokv,towa
mel " dsisiejss, m numer.e, sa.nacxyc
vinnismy, Re byla ona owo, EN- usilnycb
starah i sabieg6v delegatow chicago
skich towarsystw nsrodowyoh do una
dssnia obcbod6w. Cit delegaci wybra.
wssy Z p~omiedsy siebie .ar,ad, ma kt6
rego csele stsneli p. porucn K J6aef Poi
csyhski jake presses, p. Pulkowski jako-
sekretsrz j p. Szymon WoJtslewics jake
kasyer, wxieli re energicznie do piracy.
Unadsony BOWEN pr.es nich p'knik W
dniu ago lipoa br. przyni6si AZ sII3o.5,
czystego docb6 du. Sumks to bsrdso
pokszaa j "a jej sebrsnie tax deleg,ci,
jakotet wssy soy bioracy udsiai " .aba-
vie, q osobliwie wielce ruchliwy sansd
n pom esione truly j prace na jsk mai
serdecsnieIsze IA auguIe podsiekowsnie.
Komitet my skswsxy TAX zpacsns srme,
bedzie W mo4Dosci W jak nsjkr6ts., m
czasie pnystapic do dsiels. w tych
dnisch ma Dadejsc nowy model pomni
ks, kt6ry pewien krakowsti artysta
podja} sic wykonaG bexinteresow ME.
Skoro 6w model nadejdsie, tom tet pc
da blitsse o MIN sacseg6iy do wiadomo
Sol SEan. Publicsnosci. Je4eli zss mo
del ten usnany zostsnie IA odpowiedni,
bedsie m6gl komitet nstychmiast pr.y
stapic do budowy. DodsG tn ~jeszcse
wypada, il artysci krakowscy o nowym
modelu wyrsssja sic bardao pocf Iebnie
Z wielkiem usnsniem ola jeeo sutors.
Rae j~esscse tax komitetowi p,kniko-
wemu iskotet delegation towarsyst y ma
rodowyoh, ktore u1adseniem .abawy
M docbod pompika sic .zajmowsiy, ska
dam " imieniu Komitetu Budo~y DO
mniks jak najserdecznlejsze pod.ieko-
wanie 10 rsetelna prace / tax znscsne
powiekssenie fonduszu pomnikowego.)
Wbny ks. prob. Guzowski z st.
Paul nadesiai skiadke urzadso.
No ns obcbodach " parafi sw.
Ksximierzs, q mianowicie z OBJ.
chodu rocsnicy koustytucyi sgo
maja $500, . Z obcbodu rocsci.
cy listopsdowej IS. 65, csyli ra-
Gem e.b5
Y pnedstswienis ma korsyse po-
mniks Tsdeussa Kosciuszki dnia
4. PsziFierniks 1895 prsez III Cd.
dEiA Z~Iassu Miodsiety W Chi
csgo I'll. 1878
(sprawozdsnie ssczegolove znaj-
de czytelnicy ns inuem miejscu.)
Pan j. Pohlmaun Z Chicago -
sklsdks sebrsns ma obcbodzie 200
Wb. ks. Jsk6b Pscholski z Vino
ny, MINI. - skladha zebrana ma
obcbodsie rocsnicy listopaIowe.
60 powstsnia 10 e6
Bazem. S0319.S3
Lem S7OninSki Spkrptar7 finan
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Centralne Tow. POlek W Chicago
zebrafo nastepujace skfadki ma
Sztandar Zw.:

O"s WV OnlO0kO
zebrafO nastepujace skfadki ma
Sztandar Zw.:
Centrsine Tow. Polsk - Ameryce O.
fisrowaao Z kasy $25.0 Teo6la Samo-
lihska 200. Jo.efa S.pera 1 90. Wikto.
rys~ Szymahsks LOO, Wanda S.ymah
aka %. Isabella Szymshska %. Kornelia
S.ymsdska Is. Jadwiga Steo.yhska
loo. Helena Wachowska 1 90, Ro.alia
Nowakowska so. Gsbryel. Laudon 80,
Franoisska Biooiszewska loo, Maryan.
IA Witkowska LOO. Petronela Siud.ih.
ska 1 90. Pelagis Klid.ihska LOO. An
na Smelkowska loo, Emilia Kopela 80,
Wisdyslawa Bratkowska SO, wiktorya
Wleklihska so. emilia Marozewska LOO,
Anna Palussek so, Maya wiatrak so,
DIR. Msrya Dowiat LOO, Jadwiga Kop-
ozyhska rs, Msigorzata Gustra SO, in.
llama Kolbruk %, Miohalina Ciesiel.
ska 30, Marya Ciesislska so. Helena
C1eohowicz LOO, Winoenta Czecho.
wioz 50, Maya C.eohowics so, Kata
rsyna Makowsks so, Konstanoya By
tohska 30, Leokadya Sobieska 30. Sta.
nisfawa Koikowska 25, Bronislawa
Gorgolewska 25, Teodo.ya Bojewska
so. Elzbieta J~uras.swska %, Floryana
Maohovska 25. Razem xebrano 40 dol.
% centow.
Skolektowane przez panic Anastazye
Boreoka ! Anne Peike:
K. Makowska 25, Maryanna Kowa.
so, Bsnedykta Kruszkowska 25,
Zu.anne Roohowiak %, Julianna Frio
20, J~ulianna Dobr.ahska 10, Joanna
S1ydiowska %, Maryanna Msnikow
ska so. 1 F. Dapkowska 25, A. F. Ty.
Ply 25, A~leksandrya Jastr.ebska 25, E.
militia Palt 30. Katar.yna Poroayhsk.
20, Julianna Krajewska 25, Anna Do
mshska 25, Adela Skarpihska 25, A..
manda Wleklihska LOO, Walerya Wa
lig6rska 1 90. Weronika S1omska Is,
APolonia Stanisiawska 10. Matylda
Is, Veronica Patusxswska
%, Elzbieta Wioohalska %, Ludwika
Shtain IS, Zofia Shtain 10. E zbieta
Ebert 20, Wiktorya S.umska 10, Roza
liza Cybulska %, Maryanna Czsohorska
10, Paulina Piac.ek so, Amelia Bias.
o'yhska LOO. Wiktorya Bias.czybska
30. J6.efs Bias.c.y hska 25, Helena
Bisszozyhska 25. Maryanna Juraszew.
ska 20, Franoiszka Kniola 25, Anna
25, Rozalia Kostulska 25.
Maryanna Nawrooka 80, Joanna Smis
tanka LOO. PeiAgia Andr.sjswska so,
w. Lewsndowsxa %, Marya Jaokow-
ska LOO. Marta Kuflewska 1 90, liza
bella Kufls~ska LOO, Anastazya Dry
25, J~ulianua Typtulsks %, J6-
zefa Lsskowska 80, Julianna Gronkis
wioz 80. Francisska Ksdof so, Adalla
Jaszak %. Stefania Chmielhska so,
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ART OF THE EAST AND WEST
PROFESSOR FENOLLOSAS COMPARISON
OF THEIR IDEALS.
QUALITIES THAT THE CHINESE AND JAPANESE
POSSESS IN COMMON WITH EUROPEAN

QUALITIES THAT THE CHINESE AND JAPANESE
POSSESS IN COMMON WITH EUROPEAN
PAINTERs-DIvE IN METHODS.
What was doubtless to many hearers a novel view
OF the art of China and Japan was presented on
Friday night in a lecture by Professor Ernest f.
Fenoosa. OF Boston. delivered at the Gallery or
the Fine Arts Society. The atmosphere there this
month has been exclusively Japanese. There has
been a remarkable exhibition of distinctive phase
OF japanese art in the works of the masters OF uk-
oye, the school of the common people. unique and
altogether absorbing collection illustrating its RISE
elimination and decay. and setting forth IN a
peculiar fashion the qualities of that art. PROFESSOR
Fenollosa, who Is wei. known one OF the leading
authorities japanese art and as curator or the
japanese department of the Boston Museum OF
Art lectured Oriental art in general. nstitutins
a comparison of II with European art.
Professor Fenollosas purpose to show the
identity Of the underlying principles of both Oriental
and Occidental art-the principles that Is. that
make the great qualities Of each. He undertook 10
show this in extremely striking manner, by the
exhibition OF a series of lantern slides containing
Photographic reproductions of masterpieces OF both
schools of art. These slides were arranged and
shown in pairs By means OF two lanterns throwing
images upon adjacent surfaces. The pairs were Sc