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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
EAST END YACHT CLUB.
Gives An Elaborate Reception 10 ITS
Friends.

The East End Yacht club was In truly
holiday attire yesterday with American
flags backed up against the portals,
while streamers of the flags Of all nations
dropped from every vantage point on the
outside. The parterre IN front has been
inclosed with substantial stone wall ex-
tending to the outside, while the wood
walk In front leads almost to the waters
edge, beyond which resting ON their an
chors are the rim crafts Of the club. Out
eide, the prospect was indeed picturesque.
and within the yacht club was trans
formed into bower of beauty on the CO.
casion of its reception, to which several
hundred were hidden from 3 to 10 O'Clock
p. m.
began to gather, and ushered in by the
reception committee they found awaiting
them after an inspection OF the grounds
a delightful entertainment on the second
story of the club rooms.
These rooms were very handsomely dec
grated with bunting and flags Of every
color, while flowers tastefully placed at
the tables added to the beauty OF the
scene. Here refreshments were served.
At punch table No. were Miss Farms
worth, Miss Hunt and Miss Davis; at
punch table No. 2 were Miss Duffett and
Miss Grace Randall. There were two
sherbert tables and they were in charge of
Mrs. W. f. Birnie, Miss Berry, Miss
Laughlin, Mrs. w. N. Taylor, Miss Hay
and Miss Marion Randall. Coffee was
dispensed by Mrs. Arthur Beal and Miss
Clara Randall.
A central figure in the entertainment
room was large, handsome silver cup
offered by Thomas Laughlin for a regatta
during Old Home Week.
During the afternoon music was dis
coursed by an orchestra under the direc-
ton of MIR. Cressey,of Cressey, Jones q
Aliens, and in the evening Chandler
band stationed themselves on the balco-
ny and played several stirring airs.
There was constant flow of visitors
and in the afternoon the distinguished
guests included Hon. Amos l.. Allen,
Capt. BENNETT and officers of the cutter
Woodbury., Collector of Port Moses, Capt.
Coggswell OF the light house service,
Postmaster Clark Barker, Ex-Postmas-
ter SWEET, 0. b Written, Capt. b w.
Jones of the old Portland Yacht club,
Abel NJ. smith and party from Little
Diamond island and Edward Harlow
whose name rs associated with the "Old
Laurel
These are but a few of ths many who
thronged the rooms of the club, and the
summer dresses of the many ladies add
ed to the brilliancy Of an occasion which
will be memorable In the social circles
of the East End.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
GORHAM.

The selectmen will be In session at their
office today for general business.
The NJ. b. society met this week with
Miss May Robbie, daughter Of W. p. +.
Robbie, Main street.
Several contractors have VISITED North
Gorham this week in relation to the new
stone dam to be built. Among those
present were Mr.. VIM. Bushey and Mr..
Coombs CT Waterville.
Miss Ellen Higgins, a prominent school
teacher of Manchester, Is visiting friends
in Gorham.
Among those registered at the Crystal
Spring this week are Miss Viva Spear,
Portland; Miss Susan Norton, Westbrook
David Merrill and wife, New Gloucester;
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Files, York Beach;
l.. l.. c. Gilpatrlc, Springvale; L. l..
Parson, New Gloucester; A. b. Bates,
Mrs. J. S. Nesmith, q. S. Motley,
Lowell, Mass. j. W. Odell and wife,
Portland; IL. b. Lynde, Boston; Charles
Pennell and wife, Portland; Chas. r.
Hinkley, Prout's Neck.
Two Mormon elders have bsen dis
tributing tracts and holding meetings in
Gorham this week.
Mr.. Chas. Billings and family left yes
terday for Old Orchard, where they pass
the next eight weeks. Mr.. Billings is the
efficient superintendent at Eastman
Brothers large dry goo1 store, Portland.
Mr.. g. Ii. Besse of Deering was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Sweetser, Main
street, Thursday.
The second rank Knights Pythias was
conferred by the Dirigo Lodge last even
ing upon Mr.. Chas. III. Allen
John A. Waterman, Esq, and w. W.
Woodman, principal of the Gorham High
school, also Mrs. Woodman, have been
attending commencement exercises at
Bowdoin this week.
ate OF the Gorham Normal school, is in
Gorham.
The remains of the late Leonard w.
Parkhurst, former citizen OF Gorham,
were brought here yesterday from Hyde
Park, Mass, and buried in the Eastern
cemetery. Rev. &. W. Reynolds held
services at the grave. Mr.. Parkhurst &
son accompanied the remains.
Miss Bertha Murphy of Augusta, the
well known, efficient teacher, former
graduate of G. N. s.. is passing a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Simon b. Guth-
RE, Main street
Mrs. Chas. Plummer of Camden is the
guest of Mrs. NJ. l.. Lemond, Main street.
Mrs. VIM. III. Leavitt and sons a nd
Mrs. Alvah Black, Main street, are visit
ing friends in New York this week.
Mr.. Oren Moulton, of Tufts college, Is
passing his vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Liberty Moulton.
Mrs. EIvin Soule and son were at Old
Orchard yesterday.
Mrs. j. c. Summersides and daughter
Marion visited friends yesterday at South
Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS.

The Maine Commercial Travellers As
ISOLATION and United Commercial Travel
lers will go on their consolidated excur.
sion to Long island today Boat leaves
Long wharf at ten O'Clock. Large party
of &c. Il sare expected from both Lewis
ton and Bangor. Tickets can be obtained
Of any of the committee of arrangements.
The delegation from Lewiston and Ban
gor will be met at Union station at g. 30,
where line of march will be formed for
the wharf headed by Chambers band.
1t is hoped that large number of Maine
Commercial Travellers and U. G. 7. of
Portland will be at the station on the ar
rival of trains from Bangor and Lewis
ton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30

Fort Prsbie, has returned from seven
days leave Of absence.
There win be q game Of base ball today
at ESQ p m, between the Fort Preblsz
and the Atiansicsof Portland, ON the
Preble's grounds
George Lee, who has bsen working on
the government Notifications for the past
three years, will go as mate on the q.
j. Willard.
The Emita Of the Casco Bay Steamboat
Co., was on the marine railway yesterday
for new wheel.
w. 4. johnson, who has been sick for
some time, Is now able to DO about and
expects to start on n tour OF the State
nsxt week.
Albus Angel will soon move TO his
house in willard, on the corner Of Angel
avenue and Main streets.
Mrs. Pickett and Mrs. Buzzell, who
have been visiting in Baldwin for some
time, have returned 10 South Portland.
Mrs. Winfield small and family have
gone to Higgins Beach, where they VIII
remain over the Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell, after short
visit at the home OF Josiah Sterling, re-
turned yesterday to Limerick.
Capt. John willard and wife, of Pine
street have been enjoying a carriage drive
through the country as far as East Dem
mark where they were TO remain Few
days before returning home.
Mrs. Hattie Dunning and son Herbert,
CT Jhelsea, Mass, are visiting at Mrs.
l.. b. Proctor's, on Franklin street.
The family of Frank Prince Of Willard,
who nave been occupying the house of
Summer Loveitt, win lnova to the rent on
Main street. recently vacated by Albert
Woodbury's family.
1t is ordered that the regular meeting
OF the South Portland School Board be
held July 9th at Z 30 p. m, instead of
July 4th.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
GAVE PUPILS A TROLLEY RIDE.

Miss Stanley, the principal of the Lib
by school, and Miss Leavitt, one of the
teachers OF that school, gave their pupils
a trolley ride yesterday afternoon as a
fitting observance Of the close of the
school. These two ladies hired an cleo
trio car and loaded 1t up with their young
charges to the number of seventy. They
first went out to Riverton and then took
the long ride about the belt line. !. The
outing was greltly enjoyed by the young
people and the teachers felt we'll repaid
FOR their outlay.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
IN SUFFERING INDIA.

By an arrangement with the Christian
Herald of New York. the Portland SUM-
day Times is receiving letters descriptive
of the scenes in the famine districts in
India. The letters are written by Mr..
ellison Willets, well known as a newspa-
per man and contributor to many of
the leading magazines. Mr.. Willets is now
in India and his letters written on the
spot, tell in graphic terms of the needs Of
the famine victims. The Times is the
only Maine paper receiving these letters.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
A CHILD KILLED.
Her was Head Crushed by a Heavy
Dray.

Margaret Salaway, aged years and
months, the daughter OF Marcus Sala-
way, PA Fore street, was run over by q
team on Franklin street yesterday morn
ing at ten o'cock and sustained injuries
from which she died few minutes later.
The child was playing about the streets
and lodged into Franklin street about
the time heavy truck owned by ]. j.
Lappin loaded with grain for Murdoch &
Freeman came along. The team was driv-
en- by Charles Boyd and was proceeding
along at slow gait.
The team was perhaps hundred yards
beyond Fore street when the little Sala-
way girl lodged into the street and came
up very near the horse. The horse sheered
to one side and whether struck by the
horse or not the girl fell directly in front
of the off-forward wheel and before the
driver could bring the team to a stand
still one wheel had passed over her head.
Driver Boyd quickly alighted from the
wagon and picked up the child whose
skull had been fractured. He carried the
victim to the doorway of her home nearby
but before he reached the place the child
expired.
The body was taken into the house and
the police department. and Coroner Perry
were notified.
Coroner Perry viewed the remains, but
deemed an inquest unnecessary. The gen.
eral opinion of the bystanders wasthat no
blame whatever could be attac he'd to the
driver.
Trnck drivers who do considerable bus
mess in this vicinity say that children
have been in the habit of making the
street a play ground and wonder that ac-
cid ents have not previously occurred.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Almira Belknap of Providence, r. l.,
to Laura E. Hersey of Portland, for 81,
land ON the easterly side of Stevens Plains
avenue.
Orren A. Carpenter of Maiden, Mass,
to James w Davis Of Portland, for 81,
land on Cliff island.
Joseph e Libby, Jr., of Portland, to
Ida NJ. Libby of Portland, for 81, land on
Brook street, Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
ADDRESS TO YOUNG PEOPLE.

At the First Baptist church on Sunday
evening the pastor, Rev. Bowley Green,
viii speak especially to young people.
The subject of the address win be Hero
ism.'A Mr.. Green recently delivered this
address before the students of Colby Col
lege where it was received with very
marked appreciation by both Fa Guilty
ami Students. All interested are cordial
ly invited to be present.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
SPECIAL MEETING FOR YOUNG
MEN.

On Sunday evening at 7.30 the Rev. Lu-
Their Freeman will give a patriotic ad-
dress to the young men of Portland.
Topic" kind of Patriotism Portland
Needs. Doors will be opened at 7pm.,
seats reserved for men until 7.80. There
will be special patriotic music. All men
are invited.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
Old TIME BOAT ChuBS.

Portland men who in their youth swung
the oars in the barges of the old time
morrows issue of the Portland Sunday
Times descriptive of regatta which lead
to famous controversy between two OF
the organizations.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
IN WAR DAYS.

The Portland Sunday Times win to-
morrow publish second installment of
Mr.. Charles II. Dams interesting story
of the life and experiences OF the Port
land boys who went to the front in the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
Very Fancy.

Bathing Suits of Red, and Blue Mo-
hair, trimmed with white. Price,
$1,000
Childrens' Bathing Suits, $l.25 to
g. so.
Boys Bathing Trunks, 15c to 200.
Mems Fand Boys Bathing Suits,
pieces, SOC to 81 so.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
WILL GO TO CHINA.
A Portland Man Going 60 Fight ths
BOxera

A cablegraih was received in Portland
yesterday from First Lieutenant William
II. Clifford, Jr., of the U. 5. Marine
Corps, who is at Cavite, Philippine is
lands. The cablegram stated that Lieuten-
ant Clifford would sail for Taku, China,
on Tuesday with the First Battalion OF
Marines.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30

famous First Maine cavalry. Grand
Army men should not miss these articles.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30

Fine Navy Blue wool Mohair, sailor
collar and reyers OF white mohair,
trimmed between the revers and
bottom of Skirt with pretty white
braid.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
Fory5.75.

Blue Wool Mohair, many rows OF
white braid or white sailor collar;
belt Is trimmed with mohair and
braid, short sleeves. =
Similar style with red trimming,
50 20.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
OLD HOME WEEK SUBSCRIPTIONS

The following contributions have been
received from the Wholesale Miliincrs of
this city toward the expense of celebrat.
ing Old Home Week In August next:
j. Il. Palmer Co., So
+. III. Butler, 3
A. w. Eustis s. Co., 2
w. L.. Billings, Esq, 10
81
Previously acknowledged from
other sources, o1S
-
Total, 1886
GEO. H. RICHARDSON, Treas.
Portland, June 20, 1900.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30

Higher grade of wool Blue Flannel
Skirt and Bloomer combination, short
sleeves, small collar, braided. Same
Style for Misses for $2.26
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
For $3.50.

Made OF Blue Flannel with narrow
stripe, made with Skirt and Bloomer
combination, broad sailor collier, pref
tily trimmed with white braid.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
Fory3.OO.

This Bathing Suit Is made OF Mo-
hair, which sheds water nicely, broad
sailor collar, short sleeves, bottom
of skirt trimmed with three rows of
rick-rack braid.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
The Nofion's Birfbdoy.

Next Wednes-
day is the ami
versary of the
nations Birth
day, celebrate 1t
with the flying
Of Flags. We sell
every size OF
American Flags.
We make to
order any odd
size or shape OF
Flag.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
Stockings.
CbiIdren'S

Bicycle and School Stockings, wild
rib, fast black, sizes to 1-2.
This sale price,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30

Capt. Bailey, commanding officer at
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
Boys

Stout Stockings for vacation, play
time. spliced heel, double sole; war
ranted fast black, sizes to 10. Price,
- Csc
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30

We make the Union Jack of any
size, at a moderate price. Bring in
your order early.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-06-30
Women's

Black. fast color, good quality,
This sale price,
pair for $50.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-02-21
KOlcj Nickel Plate

Przystapi}a jako czfonek organi-
zacyi Biura Milowych Biletow ko-
leiowych Centralnego Stowarzysze-
MIA Pasazerskiego (Mileage Ticket
Bureau. Wszystkie milowe bile
ty, kt6rc beda formalnie wydane
przez kompanie, bedacc czlonkami
tegoz birua, So tax samo p}atne ma
tel linii cd dnia logo Lutego, jak
ma drugich liniaeh, nalezacych do
tegoz stowarzyszenia.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-02-21
DOskOnale> lekarstwO ma chOrob
zoladka watrOby.
J6zef Triner,
437 w. Is tn Str,
Tl.
Chicago

Szanowny Panic! Cierpiaiam pa
chorobe zotadka i watroby prze ez
mniej wiecej p6ftora roku. TO d ni
sprawiato straszny bol giowy. Z b.
stafam wyleczona pahskiem znak D.
mitem Gorzkiem \Yinem. Donosze ze
0 tym fakcie wszystkim, kt6rzy NJ
podobny spos6b cierpia, ably sic d.
wiedzieli zadziwiajacych skut t.
kach tego lekarstwa przez uzyci e
sakowego zostali wyleczeni tax So
mo jak ia. 4
Trinera Gorzkie Vino poiecila
mi sasiadka, kt6ra sama 60 uzfw D.
Ia jako lekarstwa domowego. wy
leczyIo ja i jej dzieci. Pc uzyci u
jednej butelki spostrzeg}am, re I'd
czelam lepiej trawit ze b6l glow y
zupefnie usta}. Zam6wi}am sobie
potem szest butelek tego Wilma i
uzy wafam 60 tax d}ugo, az costa
lam zupelnic wyleczoua. Czuje sic
teraz lepiej, niz kiedykolwiek v
zyciu. Wiedx2c, CO to znaczy cier
pieG na te choroby, polecam to
Wine szczcg6lnie matkom, aby ia
kowego uzywa}y i odzyska!y sw
zdrowie.
q szacunkiem
Franciszka Dvorak,
SOC W. 18th St.
Chicago.
Trinera Gorzkie Vino jest na
sprzedaz We wszystkich artekaeh
lub u fabrykanta VI
~ J6zEFA TRINERA' .:s.s .:::iss.:z1:
! 4s7iW. 18th str, Chicago,i11
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-02-21
POIdCU VI Anl6ryC6.

Philadelphia, Pa.-Niejaki Zi6}-
nowski, Polak, pracujacy W fabry-
ce Baldwin Locomotive Works,
ulegf okropncmu poparzeniu dnia
22go stycznia b. r. po kr6tkiej a
ciezkiej ohorobie Bogu ducha oi-
da} zesz}y poniedziafek.
Joliet, Ill.-W tutcjszej iejarni'
''IllinQis Steel Co." zdarzyi sic
wczorat nieszczesliwy wypa dek. -
Wskutek eksplozyi gaz6w " piecu
zawalif sic dach czebc mur " le-
wem skrzydle fabryki, g gruzami
przywaIonych zosta}o tr7ech Pola-
k6w. ,Niejaki NJ. Blotnik poni6sf
smiert ma miejscu drugi MIC znanc-
60 nazwiska Polak. Trzeci q as Jan
Dominik, ma obie nogi zmiaz dzonc.
Szkody zrzadzone eksplozya obii-
czaja ma $4,000:
Tonawanda, n. Y.-Pano*ie Fl.
Golebiewski i j. Czernik z Dan
vile, Pa, zakupili tutaj b rowan
"Niagara River" "a SUNG 50, 900.
Panowie posiadaja juz jede n bro
war W Danville, ia. Plant bro owaru
''Niagara River" zamierzaja ulep-
szyc powiekszyt, ma co prz zezna-
czsjs Is tysiecy dolardw. wy rabia-
ne tn beda opr6cz piwa takze inne
napoje. Nova sp6&ka oEej jmuje,
browar ma siebie dniem /. NJ area.
Nanticoke, Pa.-Przy tutq qjszej
polskiei Szkole parafalnej otwI Iorzo-
na zostanie szk6lka freblowsk q. -
Stara sic o to usilnie ks. Now icki.
W polityce ME spimy. Dotychczas
nastepujacy Polacy staraja : ie o
urzedy: A. D2browski i P. ked zior-
ski na burmistrza; B. Stejt, A. Po-
chucki J6zef Krausar ma u rz9d
kolektora.
Detroit, Alich.-W zeszly1n ty-
godniu toczyf sic pred sqdem Przy-
siegfych process Franciszka Szyrh hah-
skiego, oskarzonego zamach nor
derczy ma Aleksandra Kostcckitgo.
Obrona przyzna}a, ze Sigma hski
przebis wprawdzie nozem Kos tee
kiego, ale dowiodsa IL uczyni4 to
We wSasnej obronie. Sad przy ysie-
g}ych uznat Szymahskiego nie-
winnym.
l5to miesieczny W3ady shaw no
walkowski, ktorego rodzice mi esz-,
kaja pod nrem so Durdeno ul icy,
wpadl do stojqccgo na podiodze ma
czynia wrzaca woda i odn i6si
straszne poparzenia, wsAutek cz ego
niebawem zakohczy{ zycie.
Sad przysieg}ych W sprawie An
tommy Kecihskiej przeciw kqpl 4hii
ulicznej wydai wyrok, przyzhajec
pow6dce 800 odszkodowania. p al;
Kecihska W zesz}ym roku pdtIu kfa
sic przy spadnieciu tramwaju. i
South Bend, Ind. - Zmart tn tai
W domu syna swego Franciszek NJ a
kielski, jeden najstarszych tutej-.
szych obywatcli. Urodzif sig " r.
lSl6w w. lie. Poznahskiem. -.
Zmarfy pozostawif blizko so VII H.
k6w l8 prawnuk6w.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-02-21
! jacksonville, Fla. - Was

cicie ele sad6w So zdania, Is
zim ne powiet RE, kt6re tt
trwa a}o w sobote i niedziele u.
szko odzilo znacz znie drzewka
pom marahczowe.
Washington, D. {. - Mil
wau cka delegacya, majaca sic
star ac o demokr atyczna naro-
dow a .konwencyf, przyjecha}a
tu ,vczoraj mad wieczorem i
udal a sic do swej g}6wnej kwa-
terry W hotelu Raleigh, W kt6-
rym znajduje sic tez gE6wna
kwat era delegad dyi Z Kansas
City Delegacya z Milwaukee
i Wi sconsinu SIKH ada sic z 100
os6b a kansascy tyjska Z oko-
10 I'D
Milwauczanie So pewni, ze
zwyd disza i podo bno zdolall
jedne go poludni iowc6w pre-
!ciag1 &C ma swq s trone. Kan
sas City ma jednak tez bardzo
slime poparcie. Ezlonkowie
komi tetu narodq qwego zaczy-
naja sic dopiero9 9jezdzat. Po-
siedzenie komitetu odbedzie
sic W czwartek, 2 ? bm.
milwaukee, de legacye .od-
wiedzili W ponie dzialek VIE
czorem: senator Quarles,
kongresmani Often, Babcock
III inni.
/ Polacy W tel dele!acyi, An
I Idrzejewski, Niezo rawski, st.
HSawicki i K. Gohski staneli W
| hotelu Metropolita IN.
New York. - Ellioth Dan
forth, przewodniez lacy demo-
kratyczaego stanow wego komi-
tetu popieraja Mil' 'vaukee.
LIND eoln, Ncb. - Narodowy
komitf 1t populistoI " rozdwoil
sic I'd ozszed}. Anti fusioniSci
wyszli gdy posiedz'F Fnie sic "a
qze}o, gdyz zostal il zganieni
| przez Fusionistow a skutkiem
tego zorganizuja niezalezna
partye. Senator A lien powie-
d dzfa}, lie gf6wna konwencya
populis tow ma sig odbyc w
t EN- sal Inem mieScie co demo-
| h Nratycz ma narodowa konwen-
c ia. D ruga partya jeszcze sic
n lie zdec cydowala CO do miejsca
6dbycia swej konwe encyi.
Wash hington, D. C. Pre-
W odnicz zacy~H Hepburn n, komite-
t,i kraj owego i gag ranicznego
ha andlu przedlozyl r aport ko-
nj itetu i ia korzysc blu Hep
B'4 4rna, ktory sic .tyczy kon-
st rukcyi kanalu Mica aragua.
+ Jesli wszystkie pu nkta tego
bi ilu bed a wypelniorp pe, Stany
Il ednoc zone W przeGiagu 6 do
8 lat, be da prawnenn ri wlasci-
cif flami kanalu }aczaaf fego diva
wi elkie oceany, beda go mo-
gly uzy wac z korzy yscia dla
sw ej maj rynarki i okre etow ham
did 6wych.
ST. Pa ul, MINI. Pociag
pa Bazerski The Twi light Ii
mi ted" kursujacy n a drodze
kolei Chi hicago, St. Paul, Min
me- 4polit & Omaha, kt6ry O.
pu$cil St. Paul o cd d.. Ago
po poludn niu rozbi} 81 E W Po-
bliz zu Got don, Wis. Ze szcze-
g6E 6w otf- f-zymanych o d urzed
mix ow kol lejowych poci2g VILE