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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26

httie girl throws top from its string
very much as grown woman SHES a rock
at d hen. But the patience of the LITTLE
girls III top-spinning is commemorative They
oontrive To get their tops to feebIy whirI
around about once in every five throws
but they stick to the game and look as if
they We're enjoying it. They look a bit
enV1ous. however, in the direction of tho
otherwise quite incompetent and unwcrfhv
boys who. with the simplest possible Of
tWlsts, heave a top ten feet away with a
precision and skill that causes it to spin
hummingly for an indefinite DeriodN,nti,
The boys pick the still spinning tons IN on
the palms of their hands f va
IL Is noticeable that the little girls N not
make much OF a fist of picking IN their
Spinning tops. either. They 90 ,hou, -
JOB q bit too ginserly. Washinrton 10
seem to have forgotten the trick1emnlovad
ny boys hereahouts about a Quarter AZ a
Gen,ury ag2-ot cutting deep n:css in the
headS of their tops. in order tn eytr,nt
shflii humminS music from them as tho
SPIN They still play ring top, though The
girls do not take 10 ring top. They can't
see me sense OF risking their tops to the
spikes or boy top-throwers n good 6naI
more skiiifui at top-spinninS than thew faai
themselves to be. This game of ring ION j.
a queer sort OF game, after ALL come ia
think OF 1t. The boy who makes a hash or
throwing his top has to permit the TON 70
remain within the ring. Then all tn, other
boys take a whack at it witt. their tonc
ihe boy that hits the -cp in the ring with
the spike OF his top (Which must remain
spinning after The impact OF the blow. and
remain within the circular rin:, besides, he
CONES the possessor of the dead" top. The
skiilfal lads know how to strik. a dead ton
without splitting it. The little bows whn
are both skiEfal and bad enjoy casting
. tEeir long-spiked tops at the tops the little
girls are playing with. and their delight is
huge when they succeed IN splitting s,,ch
tops quite In half. The boy who manapes
to crack his little sisters playing ton nnen
In this fashion can with difficulty restrain
his mounting joy.
Marbles All the Year.
Washington is one Of the few large cities
OF the country in which the boys play mar
blo0 on the streets all the wear around ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26
TitEcS in the pnntomimcs.
N the London Iournal of Edrcatinn.

From the London journal of Education
To the question, Nv nat do you know of
Lord Wolseley?' school boys answer
was: HE was Il minister of Henry VIII,
who exclaimed: If l had served my God as
have served my king. l Should not have
Teen bcheadedr" The confusion between
Nolseley and Wolsey is perhaps not re
n.arkabe, but a post-mortem speech of
this kind deserves notice. a better story,
however is a definition of itfies,'' whicr
VIII be of special interest to the church and
stage guld-"thinss worn by ladies in cir
cuses and pautominleS."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26
Other Signs of Spring.

The children are out this spring with
a rev sort of roller skates. The wheels of
these skates are of solid rubber. and there
fore much more resilient than the old wood
On wheels. The solid rubber wheels clutch
the concrete safely, and no doubt save
many a bruised elbow.
Hoop-rolling has practically disappeared
in Washington. Once in while a poor
little girl is seen frantiCally running after
a. old flour barrel hoop: but the fancy
brass hoops, with clutching handles. that
used to be common on the streets Of
Washington when the PARKS became redo
lent with the fragrance of flowers are
rarely seen now.
There is revival this year on the streets
OF the wooden balls attached to long rub.
bers that were common a full generation
ago. and that have been rarely seen in
Washington during recent years. The boys
permit the girls to manipulate these re-
turning spheres of wood. and consider the
ccntrivances essentially girly. Finally, the
little girls of Washington are playing bean
bag. Bean-bag Is about certain an in
d;cation of spring in Washington us the
fish huckster's Roe shad" moan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26
still Another Order.

From Life.
WHATS this new patriotic order Smith
has founded?"
Cousins Of the Revolution. You sec,
Smiths great grandmother promised to be
the sister of a man who afterward fought
in the war Of independence"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26
SIGNS OF SPRING
I u
Games That Children Play at This
Season of the Year.
hop SCOTCH, MARBLES AND TOPS
Various Sports Follow in Their
Regular Order.
JACKS AND MUMBLETY-PEG
JACKS AND MUMBLETY-PEG


N IAN NJ n l. II n "A =
tGre is rot alone in
informing Washing
tonianS when the
backbone of winter
is broken and in an
rouncing that spring
hovers just around
the corner, awaiting
a balmy opportunity
to make it's full dec
laration. II IL m a n
youth feels the adj
vance of spring more
ViSibly than nature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26

for example, several weeks before this
spring reckless crocuses. foolhardy hya-
cnths and early budding trees-rendered
unwarrantably confident by prematureiy
warm Zephyrs from the southiand-came
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26
Dr.. J. Cresap Mccoy,
DR.. ]. NJ. Cowden,
zI5Isth Street Northwest.

Cfice Uours-9 an 20 IL m; to > pm;
to pm. daily: Sundays and holidays. 10 Il IN.
TO pm.
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Spinning Tons,

The boys of Washington get out their
tops on the first fine saturday of the late
winter. They 10 not wait for the spring.
no matter how close by in the ofiing
spring may be cruising. The girls have OF
late years been playing tops, but they do
nOt seem TO master the curNcs of the thinss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26

marbles. The boy who is the last to get
his marble to the final purgatory hole has
as of old, To permit mis- knuclies To be shot
at by the taws of the other BOYS as many
times as the prearranecment calls for 1t
has always been a moot question whether
boys are naturally cruel or not; but the
purSatorX-r playing boys certainly seem to
enjoy the sharp cracking of the beaten
boys knucklcs when they shoot 1 r." hcavi-
est taws at them with all of their Iorcc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26
Iiin:.,ictN lprs.

You may also feel that spring is pretty
nigh when you see the game of mumhlcty-
peg in full blast after school hours. Girls
play mumb!cty-peg as much boys DO
nowadays. A girl used to be considered
tomDoyish ii she played at this game.
Mumblety-pcg is another of the juvenile
games that has changed a good deal here
There used TO be board walks around
for munblety-peg. and the game was
harder to play. and consequently more
skilful, when the base was of wood in
stead of earth. The children of today play
the game on the sod, and they are not.
therefore, compelled to be so unerriDg in
their judgment of their aims with the Jack
knives as were the mumblety- peg players
OF another generation, who had to bring
the knife points down squarely on TIE
boards.
The girls have gotten out their s>ippir 2
ropes. too. and that is another sign .hat
the winter has gone hence Labradcrwara.
Skipping roIeS, however. are no. so COM
non as they used to be. Modern doctors
nave developed a prejudice against them.
ard the little girl of today who tries to
skip the greatest number OF times takes
care to undertake the performance well
out of sight of her mother. II seems a pity
that the skipping rope is passing in ODE
Nv hich mandate. however is no :.oub. We'll
based) for there could hardly ne anything
prettier or more graceful than the picture
of two little girls of size skipping {, rope
together, their arms aroull each others
waists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26
4 Girls s:anic.

The od-tinc prejudice of properly mascu-
line boys against the girls game of lacks
seems still to prevail. Whenever YOU come
across party Of girls playing jacks and
there is a single boy engaging in the game
with them. you can stand by to hear all the
other boys around call him girl names and
poke fun at him for his effeminacy They
offer to chip in and buy him q doll and all
that sort of thing. with the result that the
jacks-playing boy usually abandons the
girls game. Little girls are now to be
seen playing jacks on curbstones as in
dustriously as if they were paid for the
work. Jacks. considered from a cold-bloot-
ed. grown-up point of view. is a good deal
better game when it is played on a smooth
carpet, but the little girls don't think SO,
and as they do the playing, grown-up opin-
ions don't amount to anything. Little girls
who like to play Jacks out of school hours
have usually got the discretion not to play
the game in front of their own houses.
where they are in view of IL cir mothers
bee: use their mothers expect ;hem to en-
gage in active, runnng-about play when
they are out, and consider that if they are
inspired to pass their time in such seden-
tary pley as jacks they might as well be
practicing their piano lessons.
Girls do not appreciate the value of
piano lessons until they Put on long dress
PES. When they put on long dresses. AMI
are stll only able to tumble with the
''MaidenS Prayer and 'Silvery Waves
on their pianos. they look back to the
chances they had 10 acquire good musical
educatioas, aud engage in mournful reilec-
tiCns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26

1t looks easy, does the game of hop
You'd all doubt that you have experienced
twenty years, say, OF vicissitudes since
you played hop Scotch the last time. the
next time yOu paSS over a hop Scotch
diagram un near where you live, just try
u hop or Two at it. y GU will probably find
that your sense Of measurement has I'M
deTgone al ineXplica0le d., erioration, and
that there is enough vf work in the game
of hop Scotch to cause you to wonder why
you played ut it so enthusiastically after
school hours and all day Saturday when
there was no occasion for you to work.
AS forerunner IF spring, the Washing
ton children's annual revival of the game
of Follow my leader" antedates the rising
of the sap IN the trees. In every congrega-
ton OF youngsters of both sexes there IS
Invariably one strong wiled, determined
:nasterful boy or girl whose eXacticn of ur
questioning obedience at the hands of all
the others is something beyond analysis
Willed young enc Is the leader in the
game. Follow my leader is a sort of play
that is calculated 10 bring out the strong
points and the nerve of the children who
engage in ii. 1t is the business of the play
cr5 to do anything and everything that the
leader does, Including The waIing through
:isphAitum puddlcs, hopping picket fences
scaling wobbly curbs. climbing trees swing
lag ON gates, ana other little diversions
sufficiently out Of the ordinary to cause
The halter at the brink OF any of the tasks
set by the leader to be called 'cowardy''
and "airaidy' by ali the rest of the chill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26

records Sigsbee. a New York boy, was
graduated from the academy Just in time
to take part as an ensign in the battle OF
Mobile bay and he was preseu' TOO, at
the assault Of Fort Fisher. GcNair a
Fennsylvanian. was in the service before
the war began, and he fronted the enemy
many times.
These are only few of the men who
have seen service. There are 20 offiaers
who were enrolled I'm some capacity in he
navy before the peace at AppomattoN.
Most OF them Were midsnipmen ensigns.
but each did the work assigned him
competently and sciontiously as those
who figured more conspicuously in action.
Distinctions.
From the Somerville tdass) Journal
1t is not pretty to say Of a woman that
she talks too much, but she looks compli-
mented when you tell her that she is a
fine conversltioralist.
Indications.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Mrs. Ferry-"Are your new neighbors
well-to-do?'
Mrs: Terry-."'I think they are. The chill.
dren have such awful manners"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26

forth as the first heralds of the approach
ing season CJs-I, ant Na5hiugtonianS
I'romen&d!nS the residence thoroughfares
OF the city. noted the queer, hieroglyphic
chalk markings on the smooth fiagstones
Harking back, they remembered their own
Juvenile game Of hop Scotch and the
chAiklng OF the fasstones no doubt brought
back before their mental vision many for
gotten things. Washington boys and girls
have been playing mop Scotch since the
LITTER days of February. They play the
same differently from the way it used to
be played by people who are now old
enough to wor"y ahoui taxes and the. ever
lasting purchasing Of childrcn's shoes 1t is
a sort Of Strategic game now, with Cuba
SPAN and the PHILIPPINE Islands as the
final repositories Of thc bits Of crockcry
in different games. The different com
plrimenis on he hop Scotch diagram used
10 he simply numbered. but now they are
all dignllied BY geographical names. Girls
appear to be able to play the game better
than boys nowadays perhaps because they
are lighter on Their feet and have a finer
sense Of balance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-26
Marbles All the Year.

Washington is one of the few large cities
OF the country In which the boys play mar
bles ON the streets all the year around Of
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-10
Figiel sportsmans.

Jeszcze teraz zdarzaja sic
wypadki osobliwej fantazyi.
Tymi dniami W hotelu Euro
pejskim W Warszawie kilka.
dzlesist os6b spozywalo obiad,
W gabinecie zas przy wejsciu
do restauracyi bawilo sic gro.
no mlodych gog6w. Nagle
sta1a sic rzecz niezwyk&a 80.
w kurytarzu restauracyjnym
uslyszano ioskot podk6w ko6.
skich, uderzaiscych o marmu-
rowa posadzke, a "a chwile W
gabinecie zagrzmiasa saliva
oklask6w. Witano niemi zna.
nego mlodego sportsmana,
kt6ry wjechal do gabinetu.
konno i r6wniez konno wye.
cha1. Tentent przerazia jednak
kilka os6b W restauracyi i
wskutek ich zaaalenia policya
spisala protoka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-10
Rome WiadOmOsgs
telegraticZne.

- Ma Geese Curzona, vice.
kr6la Indyj, odbyl sic wczoraj
W Londynie wspaniaiy ban.
kiet. Wicekr6lowa, z domu
chicagowIauka Letter, mia}a
ma sobie suknie wartosci $15..
600.
- Ksisze Maksymilian sa-
ski otrzyma} we Wuerzburgu
dyplom ma do6tora teologli.
Jest on cd dw6ch lat ksiedaem.
- Aktorka Marie Seebach
zapisafa 100000 marek ma
szpital dla suchotnik6w.
- Wejscia do ogrodu W
Poczdamie, W kt6rym stoi pa.
lac cesarski, strzeze pilnie po.
licya.
Erzez gfanlc9 pfusko 10.
syjska przemycaja nihilisci
bomby dyDamitowe, przezna.
czone dla cara.
Pewien chemik W Bruk.
sell wyrabia "ekstrat miesuy"
re substencyj, niema jacych z
miesem mic wsp6lnego.
- Prezes prowincyi Szlez.
wig Holsztyn wydala 2 niej
takich Dudczyk6w, kt6rsy
dzieci swoje kszta}ca W szko.
iach du6skich.
- Ma kongresie antyanar.
chistycznym W Rzymie ME
moga sic zgodzit delegsci r6z.
nycb pa6stw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-10

General Davis zosta1
mianowany gubernatorem pro-
wincyi tinar del Rio ma Ku.
bic.
- Nowy posel rosyjski W
Pekinie ME chcial wreczyc Ii.
stow uwierzytelniaj cesa-
rzowej wdowie. Musial otrzy.
mac pos}uchanie u cesarza.
- w Moweaqua, III. gra-
suje szkarlatyna. Rozpuszczo.
no szkoly.
- "Kr6l fa}szerzy" Karl
Decker zostal skazany W San
Francisco ma Z lat wiezienia.
Oszuka} tamtejszy bank ma 20
tysiecy dolar6w.
- Sawed John Anderson,
kucharz okretowy, kt6ry "a.
mordowa1 ma morzu kapitana
okretu i sternika, zostal wczo-
raj powieszony W Norfolk,
Va.
- w Colorado zebralo sic
$50 ysliwych ma polowanie.
zamierzajs scigat Ivy g6rskie,
niedzwiedzie i inne dixie
zwierzsta, kt6re niepokoja
gromady byd}a.
- Pod Wilmington, DEL,
wylecia}o W powietrze pisc
mlyn6w prochu.
Z New Yorku do Manili,
jadsc przez kana1 Suezki,
trzeba odby6 droge 1905 mil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-10
Telegrar11y.

PARYz, logo Grudnia: -
S}abosG sonora Montero Rios l
sekretarza Ojeda wplyns1a ma
op6znienie przepisania ma czy-
sto traktatu pokoju W dw6ch
egzemplarzach, Podpisanle
traktatu nastspi przeto W 70.
nfedzialek.
Senor Montero Rios kazal
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-10

sklego, zaproWadzlc W mem
reformY i niedopuSci6 do dal,
szego odstspowania port6w i
ca1ych prowincyj.
HAVANA, logo Grudnia. -
Zwiszkowy okret transporto-
wy ,,Minnewaska" przyby1 do
tutejszego portu, majac ma po'
kladzie 202gi pu}k noWojor.
skiej piechoty. Pu1k ten 2 mu.
zyka ma czele i z powiewaja.
cymi sztaudarami przejdzie Q
przez gl6wne ulice mlasta, po'
dazajsc cd przystaui San Jose
ma stacye kolei zachodniej,
gdzie wsiadzie ma pociag i uda
sic do prowiucyi Piuar del
RIO. LIMA pochodu prowadzi
przez Prado i przez Park cen.
tralny.
SANTIAGO, logo Grudnia. -
Kuba1czycy staja W obronie
swego ofcera Juan Castillo,
kt6ry W towarzystwie dw6ch
Negr6w wpadl do klubu hisz'
pa6skiego i porabal tam pa{a.
szem wszystkie meble. Organ
Kuba1czyk6w ,,El Porvenir'
zapewnia, Ae czyn tych trzech
rabusi6w odpowiada usposo'
bieniu 10 tysiecy krajo Uc6w
W Santiago, ktorzy byliby
wiedzieli, co i'm czynic nalezy,
gdyby Amerykanie ME byli
Castillo'na wypuscili ma vol
nose.
General Wood zajmuje sic
utworzeniem znacznego Cd.
dziafu zandarm6w.
WAsH1NGToN,1 10 Grudnia.-
Zdrowie generaia Garcia zna.
cznie sic polepszy}o.
w skarbie zwiazkowym
znajduje sic $244,529,197 re-
zerwy ziotp.
BUFFALO, 10 Grudnia, -
Obie ga}ezie rady miejskiej
zgodzily sic ma za}ozenie
,PanamerykaGskiego iowa.
rzystwa wystawy", kt6ra ma
sIe odbyG VIZ. 1901. Mayor
miasta wybierze 50 obywateli,
kt6rzy zostana inkorporatora
mi towarzystwa. Wystawa ma
sic odbyc W granicach miasta
Buffalo.
WASHINGTON, 10 Grudnia.
w kohcu biezacego mie>iaca
wyprawione zostaus trzy puf-
ki regularnego wojska do Ma
Mill. Wojsko pomiescl sic ma
dw6ch wielkich okretach tran
sportowych, kt6re z New Yor.
ku, przez kanaf Suez, udadza
sic ma miejsce swego przeSna-
czenia, W towarzystwie dwoch
okretow wojennych.
Pc przybyciu tych trzech
puik6w do Manili, zostanie
ztamtad 6 pu}k6w ochotnlk6w
przywiezio nych z powrotem
do Stau6w Zjednoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-10
Hiszpania protestuje przeciw insynuacyi
McKinleya.
Rad austryacki wypedza Niemc6w.
JOHN BARRET PRZEMAWIA W INTEREs]
Pierwszy pufk naszego Wojska Havanie.

DOtycncZas uWalano huSl'a
iako mocarstwo odosobnione,
kt6re zreszts niczyjej przyjazni
ME szuka, bo nikomu ME
syczy tego, czego samo pra.
gnie. Dumna Anglia i dis
giosi, ae niczyjej przyjazni ME
potrzebuje, ale mimo to VIA
snie z Auglii wychodzi inicya.
tywa do nowych kombinacyi
wielkich sp6lek politycznych,
wobec kt6rych samolubny
Albion glosi jua pokorniej, ze
kazdemu got6w dae lyle, lie
sam bierze.
Gl6wnym aposto}em odnos.
nych dsae6, sta} sic angielski
minister kolonii Chamberlain,
kt6ry czujsc dis, ae Anglia
stoi ma zenicie swel potegi i ze
jej sprzyiajs wszelkie konjun-
ktury, chcia4by nova ere przy.
mierzy co rychlej zainicyowat
uprzednis wojns, a celem tel
wojny ,byloby powalenie /
oslabienie najniebezpieczniej-
szego rywala, ii. Francyi, je:
zeli ona bez wojny ME ustapl
przed Anglia W najwaaniej'
szych pozycyach.
Chamberlain wypowiedziaf
to zyczenie W dw6ch mowach
znamiennych, wygloszonych W
Manchester.
W pierwszei movie swej
wspomnial jua p. Chamber
lain, re sprzymierzehcami przy-
szlosci dla Anglii So stany
Zjednoczone, Japonia / Mem
cy; W drugiej ME tylko po-
twierdzl to zapatrywanie, ale
rozprowadzi} wielks otwar
toscis, on, kt6ry niedawno
ieszcze pioruny rzuca} na A.
merykanow i Niemc6w.
UroczvstosG ods}oniecia po.
mnika Sobieskiego we Lwowie
wypadla wspaniale. Wziel
udzial episkopat, namiestnik,
marszaiek krajowy, rome de
putacye olbrzymie tiumy.
Po movie prezydenta Maaa-
chowskiego nastspilo ods}onie-
Gle, poczem odbyla sic deflada
dziatwy i mlodziezy szkolnej
W liczbie przeszlo dwuaastu
tysiscy oraz r6znych stowarzy-
szen.
w Stanislawowie odstouieto
pomnik Mickiewicza:
Kang-Yu-Wei, by1y do
radzca cesarza chi6skiego W
zaprowadzaniu treform, kt6ry
jak wiadomo, schroni3 sic
przed zemsts cesarzowej Wdo'
Wv na statek angielski, wysto-
sowa} do ambasador6w pa6stw
europejskich memoryai, W
kt6r7m zwraca sic do mich
prosba, aby uratowali cesarza
pred groascs mu smiercls'
Twierdzi W tym memoryale,
ze cesarzows zgotuje Kuang'
su'owi ten sam los, jak jego
poprzednikom. Przytacza tax
ae poufne listy cesarza, doWo.
dzace, ze cesarzowa day do
zamord owania cesarza. W H.
stach tych nakaauje cesarz
swym powiernikom o9pnsclc
Pekin i sAukac "a granlcs po'
mocy dla cesarza i pa6stwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-10

kt6ra trzymas W. rsku, jak to zapo.
wiadal przedtem kilkskrotnie. Go.
spodyui domu, pani Csrston, spo.
s.rzeglszy to, zstrzasnels drzwi, wo.
lajac pomoc Efer uciekl, ale Sci.
gano 60 i detektywi Davidson i
Dodd pochwycili go ma rogu Wa
bash ave. Hubbard Court, po xii.
kakrotnem strzelaniu.
Wedle opowiadania panny Collins
Eifer przesladuje ja cd dsugiego
czssu. oswiadozyi sic jej, ale oua
ME chciasa zostad jego iona: cd tego
czasu zas ME jest W stanie uchronit
sic cd jego przesladowah. Wczoraj
rano E. fer mial pr6bowad podpalid
dom, W kt6rym mieszka. Gdy sic
obudzila, duszac sic dymu, widzis-
Ia E fera stojacego ma podw6rzui
smiejacego sic. P6zniej u drzwi tyl.
nych znaleziono szmaty nasiakniete
naftq i tlejace. w lecie b. r. Elfer
podarowai pannie Collins bicykl
damski. Wkr6tce ia aresztowano "a
kradziea, bo okazalo sic, ae bicykl
byl ukradziony. Aresztowano potem
E.fsra, ia puszczono ma wolnose.
Sedzia Hall skazal Efera ma 800
kary, ale suspendowal kare pod wa.
runkiem, by Eifer orusois miasto W
przeoiagu "a godzin. Eifer musial
zastosowa6 sic do rozkazu, ale teraz
kiedy wr6cil, bedzie musial albo te
kare odsiedziec, albo mote zostsnie
skazany ma wiezienie karne. Take
urzednicy pocztowi zamierzaja Sol.
gao 60 sadownie "a posy1auie list6w
pogr6zkami obelgami do panny
Collins.
H0l0Wiec Zat0n4f.
Wzoraj rano o godz. 8 starry holo-
wiec "Black Bull No. 2" wi6zl we.
gle do fabryk Edisona przy Harrison
str. Lod miaa grubosci okoio Gala,
ale holowiec przerzynai 90 az do
mostu ma Adams str, gdzie grubszy
l6d wrzynal sic W boki statku pre-
cia} je wkr6tce tax, il wods zaczea
napiywa6 do wnetrzs. Zaledwie "a
loga dobila do pail mostu zeskocly
Ia, holowieo zatonai. Spr6buj4 90
wydoby6 z wody, gdyz stanowi Oh
przeszkode dla zeglugi.
wysokosci 80 stop.
Wczoraj rano okolo godz. 9:45
trzej ciesle. stojsc ma rusztowaniu
przy spichrzu Armoura sd" ma rogu
Morgan str. % ul. windowali
gore sswielkie ksody, ktore mieli
przeksadad ma drugie rusztowanie.
Kiedy wlasnie praoowali mad kloda
szczeg6lnie ciezka, rusztowanie sic
za}amaio, i wszysoy trzej spadli z
wysokosci so stop ma ziemie. Jsden
z Mich, John L. Trazell, 1928 Nor
gan str, zabii sic ma miejsou; dwaj
Joni John Kempermann, 135 Lyttle
str, Samuel Larson, 357 W.
Ohio str, bardzo niebezpiscznie sic
potlukli i pokaleczyli, i zawieziono
ich do szpitala powiatowego. Kiedy
woz patrolowy, kt6ry odwozii KEN.
permana, powraca'. sploszyly sic ko.
ME ma rogu 1e ulioy Blue Island
ave. i zaczely unosic. Woznics, po.
licyant McDermott, wypadi ma bruk
| niebezpiecznie sic pokaleczyl. W6s
roztrzaskaa sic ssup kolsi elektry.
cznej.