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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-29
Aaron Items.

VOL. Mr.. Editor, suppose that you
thirk That am dead, hnt am not.
have been 50 busy that / haven't had
Tina Ia u rifa and nothing Of innnrtar.ca
has happened lately.
Tho long drv weather has ended, and
we are now enjoying the pleasure OF see
ing our crops revive and grow.
Last week while the threshers were at
Mrs. J. X. Duck worth's, near the Neal
farm, her barn, containing sOrne so or 80
bushels Of threshed wheat, and the straw
of same, together with her cotton house,
were destros Oh by fire. The fire was
supposed to have originated from sparks
from the engine. The loss Is very heavy
Mrs. Nancy Gentry, Of Eureka, Is
spending the week with tho family OF her
step son. Mr.. l.. w. Gentry.
Mrs. May Freeman. OF Greenville. has
been spending reveral days with the fam
ily Of her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs j 4. Neal.
Little Lenna. q daughter of MIR. and
MrA. j. l.. Foster, while playing on the
piazza Monday evening, struck her head
against the floor, or wall Of the house, and
wn' badly hurt, being unconscious for
several hours, but we are glad to note at
this writing that she is improving
Mr.. >. B. GENTRY, who spent several
days in Hartwell, Ga, last week, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. j. B. Neal, sr., had nine or ton
acres of the finest oats In this cOmmuni-
ty There we're about waist high To an
average man, and he had 8 good stand
He measured an acre and had IT threshed
separately, and it made about so bushels
of nicely cleaned, heavy oats
VELoCIssIMo.
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Sunday-Sclool Convention.

The Sunday School Convention of the
Benverdam Assnciation will meet with
Double Springs Church, in Oconee Couu-
ty. on Tuesday after third Sunday in July
Intr"dnctory Sermon, Tuesday, liza n.,
ny w. w. Leathers. After tho sermon
the Convention will be organized.
Afternoon Sesaion.- Reports from Sun
day Schools. Five minutes talks by the
delegates. stating number of scholars.
methods of tearhing, condition of schools.
What Is the real object Of all Sunday
school work? M. G. Barton, J. l. Martin
Wednesday morning. devotional exer-
csrs Ivy NJ. simmons, O.3O a. M.
What are the difficulties 10 be overcome
In our Sunday School work? A. r. Ma
rett and &. l.. Craig.
The touching wh,ch Christ com mauded
to be- done. Mat, 2S:2O. J. Il. Earle.
Afternoon Session = The Sunday School
teacher aud his work those who are to
be taught and the method OF teaching,
by j. M. Mcguire and James Seaborn.
All sunday schools are requested to
send delegates the same as to the Asso
citation. II. M. ALLEN,
Chairman.
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I'cndleton Items.

Major Ben. Sloan and sister, Miss Julia
Sloa", Miss Lizeve CraytOn and Mr.
Maxwell trayt0D, have come up from
columbia to spend the SUN mer in Pen
dletOn.
MIR. f. j. PeIzer and family. of Charles
ton, have come to spend the summer at
their residence near I'endleton.
Mra. w. y. Hall, of Charleston, has
come to her summer home in our town
DR.. WatkiDs and wife have returned
home. We are glad to sea that the DR..
Is much improved by mis- trip.
Col. X. w. Simpson, wife and daughter
have returned homo from Virginia and
other places.
There will be meeting of Camp Tally
Simpson, No. l.006. Saturday afternoon,
June %. All the members are requested
To attend, AZ delegates to the reunion In
Atlanta In July. viii be elected.
Our new physician, Dr. DAv, has been
quite sick for several days. We are glad
u sav ha IL improving. r.. r.
.June2l
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Bolton Items.

There was something like a cyclone
passed about two miles east of this pIaoy
on Sunday afternoon which did consider
able damage. Quite number Of ont
buildings, including Mr.. John A. Shir-
fey's GIN house. were blown down. There
weres however, no dwellings injured and
no one was hurt.
Our town has been unusually quiet for
some days. Since the rain farmers have
been very bnay working over their drops,
ana haven't had time to come 70 town.
Mr.. J. D. Hunter. who had the misfor.
tune OF loaing his fore finger In the ma
chtnery OF thresher, sometimes since,
has had to undergo another operation 4,
1estroy blood poison, which had aet In.
ne 1s doing nicely now.
Messrs. b. A. Wilson and w. B. West
spent last " ednesday in Pelzer MIR.
Wiilon saw great many of his friends
while there. aud judging from appearan-
ces. ne made good mprsssinn. He nAid
whether he had favorabiv impressed The
people OF Pelzsr or not. they had certain.
~ made good impression on him
Mr.. j. F.Reeves, who taught a GLASS In
peHmanship here last week, has p5ne 10
bid home at Elbertou, Ga.
xxx.
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LOCAL NEWS.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1888.
Confederate Rolls.

AIN requested by Col. j. +. Thomas,
State Historian, to assist him in securing
the rolls Of Company I, 4th S. c. ",
Company ID, I'd Rifles, and Company i;,
Palmetto eSharpshooters. These will com
plete the rolls for the Piedmont or upper
section of South Carolina.
/ would ask any ono who can supply
these rolls or any Information about these
Companies, please to do 80 rs early as
possible, reporting same to me or to Col.
Thomas, ut Columbia, $. g., az Col.
Thomas will close the work of gettiug up
the rolls in q fow months, and it is impnr-
tant, as ali can understand. that these
Companies should not be- left out Of the
history Of the s. &. troops
j. l.. MArLDIH.
Anderson. 5. G., June -, 1895.
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Iva Clippings.

Miss Matte Bnyce, O missionary 10
Mexico, gave talk Tuesdey night in the
A. X. P. Church to the ladies' and ohil-
dren. She is now travelling around or
This is worthy cause, and ell should be-
interested.
Miss Lee Wiles returned home last
week from Greenville, whore she has
been attending college.
Miss Ophelia Hall, after spending aeve-
RAJ WEEKS IN Newbarry and Clinton, rs-
turned Tueedey, bringing friend with
her. Miss Salters, or Newberry.
Miss Annie Beatty. who has been at
tending the Due West Female College. 10
now at home.
Mr. T. G. jackson. who has been in
Wii!iameton for two weeks drinking wa
ter from the "Fountain If HEALTH came
In Monday, much benefited by his trip.
Miss Julia Stewart, of DoraviIle. Ga.
1s visiting the family Of Mr.. A. y. Town.
send.
Ers J. A. Cook aud Master Henry lef
Ihursday for Anderson, where shey viii
johnson.
Mrs. z: L Stewart !s visiting relatives
IN Due West and viciuity.
Messrs. J. l.. Jackson and J.. A. Cook
are ready to serve their customers with a
nice, cool drink. These drinks are verv
tempting this hot weather.
Mr.. Attious Wiles end wife. of Hopea
gath. epent few days with the family of
M Mr. John searight last week. Tnis was
'his first trip With his "good ledy.''
Mrs. Tom Yeargin is suffering q great
deal with carbunoles. she has two now.
and IS threatened with third one. Her
friends all sympathize with her and vish
her apeedy recovery.
Are. Harper and children arc visiting
the family OF Capt. Barnes. OF Barnea'.
Miss Hattie McLin, Of Townville,
stopped over few days with Mr. - q.
Donald's family on her way from Rock
eohool.
Tue frat car load Of watermelons were
ahipp-d over the .. v. r. X. Thursday.
boy. '''"
ar. Sanders Is having his new house
painted. which adds greatly to It's appear
Mr. Porter, our popular and efficient
depot agent, IL off to the .'City by the Sea-
and Georges. spending his vacation with
friends and his 'best girl.'
YANKEE DOODLE.
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Greet Heaa~ay Being Made by Coll A. e,
7sO0no with His Railroads.

Col. Boone returned to the city Sat-
urday evening and from him we
CLEANED the following data as to the
progress of his great work, that OF pro-
jecting for construction Of some 2, ,238
miles of standard gauge railroad
1882 miles north of the Ohio river and
! l,O56 miles south Of the Ohio river.
Col. Boone has lately gotten out map
showing up his work in the "South-
land. and for the next three days it
iill be exposed to the gaze of the pub.
lie in Gobers cigar store, corner Fifth
and Main ats. The map is 40 inches
wide and 72 inches long. The under
taking Of Col. Boone is colossal, but
as the work Of preparing the surveys,
estimates, &C., has been largely done,
and Col. Boone says that when the
work Of construction commences that
it will not stop until every D.:lo 10
finished.
AS Col. Boone has been resident
OF Zanesville since 1883 going on some
sixteen years. everyone feels q deep
interest in lis succeeding, end without
doubt or question he has the good will
OF the people of the Muskingum valley.
Col. Boone with his family resides
at 10l South Sixth st., in one Of the
residences Of Mr.. Wheeler Stephens,
who has great faith in Col. Boone be-
Jog able to carry to completion all Of
his public works, and one who has
been Col. Boone's friend under all cir
cumatances ever sinco his advent into
the Musking1m valley in 1883.
Mr.. T. q. Dickinson, of 1911 o st. i,
N. W., Washington, D. G., the fnan.
cial agent Of the Black Diamond, who
has been resident of London, Eng
land, for the past year, just returned
to Washington, D. c., on the 9th inst.
in writing to Colonel Boone under
date of the 10th inst, Mr.. Dickinson
says:
The number Of miles Of your project
ed roads is not the troublesome prob
lem, for no matter how many miles
You have. If you have your franchise
completed, your surveys made, your
roads located, your rights-of way Sc
cured, and they are found upon inves-
tigation and inspection to warrant his
approval, (Sir Thomas Tancred, the
great civil engineer, of England, and
the expert who has been selected to
examine the Black Diamond lines) you
can when you have his (Tanored 81
approval and report in writing, obtain
any sum YOU may require, no matter
how largo it may ba." "-Zunespilie
tOhio) Times Record, June 90.
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United Confederate Veterans, Atlanta,
Ga, July 1923, 1893.

The Southern Ruilway will sell round
trip tirkeis from ell points to Atlanta aud
return, ON account OF the Confederate Vet
eran's Reunion, At one cent mar mile trav-
sled. Rate from A uderaoD $3.50. Tickets
IN sale July II. IL and l0 6nnl limit July
30th, 1899. For further information apply
to any agent Of che Snuthern r Ill way, or
r. w. Hunt, +. p. A Augusta, Ge.
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Bucklaas Aratca HaIve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and oil Skin Erup
tions and positiyely cures Piles, or no
pay required Il is guaranteed TO give
perfect Satisfaction, or money refund
cd. Prise 25 eents per box For eale
by Hill Orr Drug Co
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Corner Greek Shiftings.

Mrs. J. r. Mcconnell and pretty little
daughter, l.ucelle, Of Eagle Grove, Ga,
after spending week with relatives in
our midst, have returned home
Mre. J. 4. l'igby is still very siclt, and
her recovery is very doubtful. she has
heen sick for nearly four months.
Rev: ). J. Beck being present at Bar
kor's Creek on Sunday, l2tb. Mr.. Hot
called on him to preach. nnd of course no
kindly consented. Ilo preached an eX-
eellent sermon, it being on Salvation
Mrs. SalIie Callahan, accom- panied by
her son, Prue. or Kay, have been visiting
relatives in our midst
Black berries, pums and other fruits
are getting ripe. WatorinelOnH will be
ripe in a few weeks. so, MIR. Editor, you
zee we will have plenty to feed the candi-
dates OH.
Before our close, Mr.. Editor, we want
to tell you and your many readers about
our small grain crop. AS it has been
harv vested and thresheu, we can now say
that it was by far the best that our lar
mers have made in good while. Mr.
Monroe NJ. shirley sOwed two bushels OF
wheat last fall and he has Just gathered
~ bushels. MIR. james N. Shirley, q
brother OF tho former, sowed s bushels of
wheat and made 2034 bushels. There arc
others we could mention, but space will
not permit US They all made any here
from SO TO 100 bushels OF wheat. Fall oats
~O'o o'oo iIuc. NAebbIb SIoIueHL AZ hBE5.
dale. of tho Barker Creek section, and
N. j. Ashley did ou, threshiDg this year
Wheat and oats being good, there was
little more competition than usual. al
though both parties are get;rg plenty of
work to do. The majority of our farmers
are going to carry their wheat TO the An
ders"n rolling mills So you nee, MIR.
Editor, we will not have to eat any more
flour with corn meal in 1t. AZ to q corn
mill. this section can boast OF one second
TO none, and that is ono owned by Hon.
Joshua w Ashley. 1YRo.
Ji:nc %, 1893.
Mrs. Mary Bigby is still very i'll. With
the above exception the health of our
community IN very good
Mr. Is. F. Gassaway, being Juror, is
attending Court at Anderson this week
We had good rain about a week ago
which revived the crops considerably ly,
and grasR, too, which keeps us very busy
juat now.
Upland corn is being laid by, and is
very hne. Cotton Is looking fine, and is
blooming.
Melvin J. Ashley has threshed over six
thousand bushels OF grain this aeasop.
Wheat aud oats are good in this seetion,
wheat yielding from Il to 25 bushels to
one Of sowing.
N Misa Lou GAsssway is visiting friends
and relatives at Waco.
Watermelons will soon be ripe and,
Mr. Editor, you must come down
By the way, are we not going to have
reeentatives. Wake up, fellows, and let
us hear from you. Don't be afraid TO an
uounce. Two.
June 27. 1893.
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- President Mckinley has appoint
ed J w. Dunnovant Postmaster at
Chester. q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-29
BacZnosG!!!

W Poniedzia}ek, d. 2 Maja
b. r. odbedzie sic o godzinie
1880 wieczorem W hall Wal.
sha, ma rogu ulic Emma i No.
bic, wielki ,,Mass Mityng"
celem naradzenia sic mad zor-
ganizowaniem Pufku Pol
skieg0 dla obrony tutejszego
kraju.
Wszyscy, kt6rzy maja ocho'
to wstapic do tel organizacyi,
i liczs ME mniej niz latk2o i
ME wiscej niz lat 35, So zapro'
azeni ma to zgromadzenie.
Chodzl tn o honorowe wy.
stapienie Polak6w; jezeli
wstspimy W szeregi wojska
Ameryka6skiego, to powinnis.
my wstapic jako organizacya
Polska, azeby W wypadku,
gdybysmy staneli W obec ME.
przyiaciela W obronie praybra.
nej Ojczyzny naszej, jasno sig
okaza1o, ze Polacy 50 i zawsze
bsda przyjaci6}mi wolnosci i
W obronie jej 2ycie ochoczo
oddajs.
Zbierzmy sic przeto ma mi.
tying jak najliczniej: jednako.
woz niechaj przybeds ci tylko,
kt6rzy ma seryo chcs przysta'
pic do organizacyi i W razie
potrzeby uda6 sic ma pole
walki; = ME dopuszczone tam
beds aadne zarty, gdyz chodzi
o rzecz bardzo powaana, o
honor Polak6w.
Piotr KSosbasso.
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tejszych stowarzysze6 do domu
pm. 215S W gmachu First Ma.
tional Bank, celem naradzenia
sic mad tenn, W jaki spos6b
najskuteczniejszy obywatele
miasta Chicago i zarzsd tegoz
moga przysluayc sic milicyi
pod bro1 powolanej.
Jutro przedpo}udniem o
godS. 9 zydzi nalezacy do gmi.
ny synagogi Aushe Kanesses
Israel, ma rogu ulic Clinton i
Judd, urzadzaja uroczyste ma
boze6stwo, ma kt6rem maja sic
modlic o powodzenie dla oreSa
ameryka1skiego. Prezydentem
gminy jest L. Epstein, a sekre.
tarzem A. Kalish.
Pracujacy W wielkim ska.
die not ''instrument6w frmy
Lyon & Healy, 2lletni George
w. Fleetwood, cd Poniedzial-
ku znik} by1 bez wiedci j trwo'
zono sic o los jego. Okazalo
sic, re wstspil on do pierwsze.
60 pu}ku milicyi i znajduje
sic obecnie W Springfeldzie.
Jest on synem pastora dra
Fleetwooda z Sycamore, Ill.
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Rome WiadOmOSCi
telegrafczne.

- Wielkie sklady materya.
low wybuchowych pod Dover,
N. j., wylecia}y W powietrze.
Jeden klerk6w rzucii ma zie-
mie zapalone cygaro, budynek
stansl W p}omieniach, eksplo'
Eye nastepowa}y jedna po dru'
giej, 10 gmach6w wylecia}o W
powietrze. 6 os5b postrada1o
2ycie. Wszystkie sk}ady byly
napelnione bombami i amuni'
cys, gotows do wys}ania do
magazyn6w rzadowych.
- w Bostonie zbankruto.
wala frma "E. Howard Clock
and Watch Company. D}ugi
wynoszs pol miliona dolar6w.
- Po og}oszeniu wojny spa
lono W Portorico amerykahska
plantacye cukru.
- w Santa Cruz zabrano
sic juz do odbudowania spa.
lonej W tych dniach fabryki
prochu.
Parma Helena Gould
ofarowa}a 100000 ma cele
wojenne. Ofiara ia jest diva
razy wisksza, niz podarunek
cesarza austryackiego, zrobio-
ny rzadowi hisapa1skiemu.
- w Sioux Falls spalila
sig zbrojownia kompanii D.
tamtejszej milicyi.
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Telegrar11y.

WASHINGTON, % Kwietnia.
Department. skarbu kaza} pu.
scic wolno zabrany przez na.
sze okrety statek "Saturnina".
Krzyaownik zwiazkowy "Co.
lumbia'' zarzucii kotwice pod
Long Point PREY Princetown,
Mass.
Zab3skany aaglowiec hisz.
pafski, ma kt6rym znajdowa}a
sic za1oga ameryka6skiego
okretu Terror, przybyl do Key
West. Burza morska miota1a
MIN i ME m6gl PREDICT prey.
bye do portu.
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INDIANAPOLIS, 20 Kwietnia.
= w kolach ofcer6w milicyl
wywolala wielkie rozgorycze.
ME wiadomosc, ze officer armii
zwiazkowej ma obiac dow6dz-
two mad brygada tutejszego
stanu. Do Washingtonu wy
slano liczne protesty.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, ,29 Kwiet.
Ma wezwanie gubernatora
zjecha3y sic kompanie milicyi
Racine, Madison, Fort At
kinson, Darlington, Monroe,
GAINESVILLE, Beloit, Whitewater,
Marinette, Oconto, Sheboygan,
La Crosse, Oshkosh, Appleton,
Ripon, Manitowoc, Menomi'
nee, Eau Claire, Neillsville i
Ashland do tutejszego miasta,
kt6re przepe}nione jest obecnie
wojskiem. Tutejsze kompanie
znajduia sic take ma punkcie
zbornym. Wojskiem dowodzic
bedzie general adjutant Board
man tax dlugo, dop6ki Gala
brygada ME zostanie wcielona
do regularnej armii.
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wOJNAz HISzPAHIA.
Wojska ladoWe zostana wysfane ma Kube.
Rad washingtohski ME wyda1 rozkazu bonn
bardowania Matanzas.
EsKADRA LATAJACA BYLA w NIEBEzPIECZEN.
STWIE.

W beznadziejns rozpacz i do
puszczaly sig gromadnego sa.
mob6istwa. Me widzac drogi
wyjscia z okropnego polozenia,
plakano krzyczano. Matki
zabijaly niemowleta, a same
rzucaly sic do REX. Meaczyzni
uchodzili W lasy i tam sic vie.
szali lub rozbijali sobie glowy
o drzewa. Wolni przedtem In
dyanie woleli umierac, niz bye
traktowani gorzej zwierzat.
Szczego}y powyasze opowia'
dajs 6wczesne wiarogodne
kroniki, spisywane ME przez
wrog6w Hiszpanii, lecz przez
poddanych tee pa1stwa, mie.
dzy kt6rymi b.skup Las Casas
W polowie 1890 wieku ME
szczedzi w}asnym ziomkom
najokropniejszych zar4lt6w.
w przeciwstawieniu do Ko-
lumba, odznaczajscego sic Ia
godnoscia i poblazliwoscia,
przyrownuje oburzony Las Ca.
sas 6wczesnych Hiszpan6w do
dzikich wilkow, lw6w i tygry-
sow, znecajscych sic mad swemi
ofiarami. Sko6czywszy opis
okropnosci, pope}nianych ma
wyspach, opowiada nastepnie,
&c ma lsdzie stalym zruinowano
10 kr6lestw, z kt6rych kazde
by}o wisksze, niz Hiszpania.
W przeciagu 4oletniego trwa-
MIA tyra6skich rzad6w wycieto
W pie1 - milion6w ludzi.
Ogolem zniszcza}o w6wczas W
r6any spos6b oko}o so milo.
now krajowcow. ,,Jakie stru.
mienie lez-powiada biskup-
jake rzeki krwi tn wylano!
Me pozostaje mi mic innego,
jak ubolewac mad Hiszpania,
ojczyzns moia, gdya przewi.
duje, re Pan Bog ukarze ia
kiedys cieako "a zbrodnie iej
syn6w, pope}nione W novel
czesci swiata.
Prawdziwosc 6wczesnych
kronik stwierdzaja urzedowe
spisy ludnosci. w r. 1876
skonstatowa4 wicekr6l W Peru,
re W przeciagu niewielu lat
liczba tamtejszych Indyan ze.
sz}a z 80 ma s milion6w. w
roku 1894 zeszczupla}a do
liczby 608,000.
w takich warunkach ME
nalezy sic dziwic, ze przewidy.
wanna biskupa Las Casas
zisci3y sic. Zwielkiego pa1stwa
hiszpa6skiego, W kt6rem mi
gdy ME zachodzi1o slo6ce",
pozostaly zaledwie szczatki,
pomimo to Hiszpanie ,,niczego
ME zapomnieli i niczego ME
nauczyli sis." Me umieli usza'
nowa6 swych poddanych ma
ostatniej re swych ameryka1'
skich posiad}osci. Pan Bog
karze ich dzisiaj ciezko, a "a
narzedzie kary wybra} wolny i
potezny lud wolnych stan6w
Ziednoczonych.
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Kronika Miejscowd.
Wys0kle 0dszk0dowanie.

Jury sedziego Gary prsysnala
wczoraj Frankowi Dudgeon, bylemu
konduktorowi kompanii kolsi uli.
czDej W dzielnioy p6lnocnei, $4,000
odszkodowania ze strony kompanii.
VIZ. 1892 Dudgeon wypsdl wsgo.
nu, gdy ten nagle przez jakis w6z
zostal uderzony, zlamai oba ramio.
ma. W pierwssym procesie prsyzna.
no Dudgeonowi 10000 odszkodo-
wanna, ale process wznowiono.
Skuth podatku wojennego.
W Auditorium rozpoczesa sic wczo-
raj konwenoys hurtownych handla
rzy drogeryj calego kraju. Gf6-
wnym temstem nsrad bys zamiar
rzadu nalozenia podatku wojonnego
ma drogerye medyoyny' Delegaci
ME sprzeciwiali sig planom rssdu,
ale zastsnswiali sic mad tenn, by tax
ze aptekarze konsumenci ponoslll
to cieaary. Ostatecznie zapewne ma
stapi ten skutek, ze hurtowni handln'
RE i aptekarze podniosa ceny, "A
" rzeczywistosoi podatek plsci6 bedx
konsumenci. 90.
Co sic niemi sta{oS
Polioya uwiadomiono wczOraj, 20
cd Wtorku znikly bez wiesci 15le.
tnia Myrtle MCCARTHY i przyjacioika
iej Mary Patterson. Rodzice pier.
wszej Mich mieszkaja pm. $40 W.
57th str, drugiej pm. 1923 Went.
worth ave. Obie widziano we VITO.
rex pieknie wystrojone na ulicy,
przygladajace sic pochodowi wojsk
do dworca kolejowego, policya So.
dzi, ae wyjechaly one do Springfield.
du, ogarniete zapalem patryoty-
cznym.
Czesl zwycietyll.
Pocztmistrz Gordon nowe nadaje
nazwy rozmsitym stacyom pocsto'
wynn, ktors pocztmistrz Hesing nis'
gdys ponazywaa literami slfabsta,
Azeby znalezd nazwy stosowne, urss.
dza glosowanie pomiedzy obywatsls'
mi mieszkajacymi W sssiedstwie IA.
kich stacyj - i wiekszos6 rozstszy'
ga. Ot6s tym sposobem stacya q,
poloaona W dzielnicy przez Czech6w
szczeg6lniej zamieszkatej, otrzymais
nazwe "Pilsen' (Pilzno), pewnego
znacznego miasta czeskiego. Okolioa
ia dawniej nazywaia sic New Pilsen.
Nowy komisarz slusby cywilnel
Komissrzem ssuaby cywilnej 70.
miano wal burmistrz EdwardaC Carrolla,
kt6ry juz wozoraj ziozys prsYsiege
obja} urzsdowanie. Carroll jest re-.
prezentantem stowsrzyszeh reko.
dzielniczych i sturac sic bedzie o.to,
azeby rzemieslnicy i robotnioy stall
sic zwolennikami ssuzby oywilnej.
Bedzie przedewszystkiem usiiowA
zmieni6 spos6b egzaminowania kan.
dydat6w, by urzadzi6 to jak najprsk.
tyczniej.
Stowarzyszenia rekodzielnicze ME.
zmiernie 50 uradowane zamianowa.
mia Carrolla urzsdzajs M osefd j.
go parade v prsyssis sobots po pos
fudnin
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