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Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-05-23
WiddOInOS6i zdQrdniCzn6

w l6Qen. - OdZtld vi GLCl
Zeitung "donosi, ze Franci-
seek Jozef pogodzi} sic ma
reszcie z faktt m ze jego maj
starszy wnuk, arcyksiaze
Faanciszek Ferdynand praw-
dopodobny nastepca rronu
austry ackiego ozeni} sic z
hrabina Zofia Chotek, pre-
bolai mezalians }askawie zez-
wolit racz}y, by nl}oda para
po raz wtory ale juz oficyalnle
uroczyscie slubowa}a sobie
dozgona wirnos6 ma}zehska.
Manila. - Dwie kompanie
powstahc6w zlozyly broh pu}k.
E. H. Liscum W Tarlaff. Mic
dzy jehcami by} jeden major,
kapitan i czterech poruczni-
kow; szeregowcow byio 1852 a
mieli Z SODA 16S karabinow /
DUO amunicy. .NiePrzyjaciel
oswiadczyl listownie, ze chce
sic poddac przez list nades}a-
ny pulk Liseum.
Kaptt. Tino krewny gen.
Tino 1923 innych powstahcow
pablo trupem W walce stoczo-
nej 18 b. m. W poblizu Male
bicong, prowincyi llocos. A
merykanie ME poniesll lad
nych STRAIT.
Amerykanle zabrall ME-
przyjacielowi % karabin6w, i
tylez siodel i koni. Pu1k pow
stafc6w Almeda zwolniony
ma s}owo, przyby( til wczoraj /
wygolsi} mowy O podpalanln.
Londyn. - Pu}kownik Bet
hume urzedowo zawiadamia,
ze podczas marszu W kierunku
Newcastel, w Natalu, battalion
piechoty ma koniach wPadf W
zasadzke bur6w 6 mil ma "a
chod Cd Bryheid, w Trans
waalu, i itylko ma}ej czesci u
dalo sic zbiedz. Strata wynosi
66 ludzi. Porucznicy Lausum
iCapell znajduja sic miedzy
zaginionymi, kapitan Karol de
la War; ranjony jest W noge.
Cairo, Egypt. - Pomimo
groznego wylewu rzeki MI,
plon bawe}ny ME uleg} ogol-
nemu zniszczeniu, hodowcy
spodziewaja sic olbrzymiego
zbioru W tym roku.
Londyn. - Specyalna de-
pesza donosl, re Z powodu
rozruchow W Macedonia i Al
bani ambasadorzy r6znych
pahstw z Konstantynopola
wyslali tam swych reprezen-
tantow wojskowych, W celu
wywiedzenia sic, czy Turcya
poczyni}a odpowiednie kroki
w celu zapobiezenia dalszym
rozruchom.
Havana. - Jeneral Mon
teagudo, szef stray ziemskiej
W Santa Clara, oswiadcza,
ze ludnost W prowincyi jest
spokojna, po}ozenie ogo)ne
ma sic ku lepszemu, wiesnia-
cy powracaja do pierwotnego
dobrobytu i jezeli tax dalcj
p6jdzie prowincya wkr6tce be-
die w najlepszym stanie..
Paryz. - Ma wczorajszej
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-05-23

Bruksela, - Wiadze fran,
cuzkie So bardzo zaintereso'
wane zblizajacymi sic wybo-
rami W Belgii. Delcasse, fran
cuzki minister spraw zagra'
nicznych, prosii rzadu belgijs-
kiego o pozwolenie wyslania
specyalnego ajenta do Bruk-
sell, ably sledzil i zbada} sys-
tenn tajnego g}osowania i bel
gVskie przepisy wyborcze.
Rad belgijski przychyli} sic
do prosby francukiego minis
ira.
Rio Janeiro, Brazylia. -
Skonstatowane tn urzedowo
kilkanascio nowych wypad-
k6w dzumy; zachodzi powaz-
ma Ottawa rozszerzenia sic tel
strasznej zarazy.
Stockholm - Kr6l szwedzki
Oskar, sympatyzuje podobno
z anglikami. w rozmowie z
redaktorem daily Express
mia} powiedziet: Sprawe wa
sza uwazam "a s]uszna / ME
nam wielkiego zaufania do
zasad religijnych, kt6re sic
zastosowuje tylko do burow.
Me widze u rzadu transwals-
kiego polltyczneJ uczclwoscl
poniewaz opieral sic wielu re-
formom i sterowa} do tego,
aby anglik6w Afryki po-
ludniowej wypedzic. Mad wy
prawa Jamesona ubolewam
tax samo, jak wielu uczci-
wych anglikow. Lecz,. wy an
glicy, wiecej kwalihkadyi ko-
lonizacyjnej i cywilizacyjnej
/ latwiej umiecie mad dzikimi
zapanowat, niz nieomal wszy-
scy wasi rywale, podczas gdy
borowie So W tym wzgledzle
ca}kiem nieudolni. Anglia
przekona}a sic, ze Przypadlo
jej w udziale niespdzianie bar
dzo ciezkie zadanie. Ale ME
powodzenia zapewnily jej jed
max badz co badz jeden zysk:
poparcie, re strony .kolonil,
CO mnie W przekonaniui s}u-
sznosci waszej sprawy jesccze
bardziej utwierdzi}o".
Frankfurt. - "Frankfurter
Ztg. " donosi Petersburga,
jakoby decydujace sfery fran
cuzkie daily do zrozumienia
rzadowi rosyjskiemu, ze Fran
eva gotowa bedzie przyznac
nova pozyczke, jezeli CARGO
dzi sic zwiedzit wystawe; to
zestawienie pozyczki wizyta
cara wywolafo bardzo nieko-
rzystne wrazenie, Car odmo-
viii przyjazdu ma wystawe.
Zreszta rokowania tocza sic
jeszcze.
Paryz. Bougert pressed
znowu ma katolickie wyznanie
W ktorem sic rodzl}. Dziela
swe wszystkie przejrzy i wy
kresli Z mich antyreligijne US
tepy. Wog6le francuzscy lite
raci porzucaja materyalizm ka-
tolikami. Ruch ten przypomi-
ma easy Fabera W Anglii
pred kilku laty.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-05-23

60 O pomoc, lecz ten widza'
co sic swieci obmy} swe rece
ME zyczyl sobie brat zadnege
wspoIudzia}u ! w tel sprawie
Taylor ME zwazal nawet ne
decyzye legislatury, ktors
wybrala Beckhama, }ecz chcla5
dopiac swego celu choclaz
nieprawnie. Spr rowadzil wojs-
ko sila chcia} dokonac tego,
czego ME m6g} dopiat Przez
| prawo, ale to by}o bez skutku.
New York, N. Y o.
|byIo sic tu W niedziele posle-:
dzenie kom:: ::tetu, wyznaczone-
go W swoim czasie dla po}a-
czenia ''socyalistycznej party
|robotniczej" {" Social demo
krat6w" wjedna organizacye.
Czlonkowie komitetu przypu-
szczali, ze nareszcie uda sic
i'm osi4gnat porozumlenle.
Social demokrat Berger os:
wiadczy}, re posi- iedzenie uwa-
ia "a niewazne dla tego, ze
glosowanie przez referendum
rozstrzygnelo raz te sprawe,
postawi} jednak wniosek, ably
pbie partye zgodzily sic ma
Pewnych kandydat6w. Po 60
racych debatach wniosek ten
odrzucono 3 i wsku tek~tego Eu-
geniusz Debs / wiele social
demokrat6w opusci}o hale, a
ci ostatni wystapili Z partyi.
Pozostali ma sail cz1onko-
vie chca jeszcze r az pr6bowac
poIaczenia przzez powt6rne
gIosowanie, poni ewaz pierw-
S gym razem tylko po}owa
q czfonk6w gfosowa}a.
New York, N. Y. - Mar
S zalek zwiazkowy aresztowa}
p ponownie Charlesa Nicely,
b y}ego agenta hnasowego ma
p oczcie W Hawanie, a to ma
nj nlocy nakazu, wydanego
p rzez sedziego Lacombe.
Nicely oskarzony jest O SPREE
niewierzenie $45.300.26. Kau-
cya wyznaczona d la niego wy
n osi $50. 900. ADV wokat aresz-
towanego wni6s}, by zmniej-
So zono wysokoSt K 5aucyi, lecz
k omisarz zwiazkow wy odm6wil
emu zadaniui N eely go od-
p rowadzono do wiezienia
przy Ludlow ullcy.
San F Francisco, Cal. - Ma
I'd ebraniu komisyi sanitarnej
po postanowiono og}oslt cyrku-
la RE przybijat ma domach
W dzielnicy chihsk kiej, oznaj-
miajace wszystkim synom ME
bi eskiego pahstwa, ze wfadze
nj komu zmuszat ME heda do
poddania sic szczepieniu, nato.
m last wszystkie domy beda
zr ewidowane i dezynfekcyo-
nowane. W1adze zwiazkowe
W yda}y rozporzad zenie,~ ably
Ia dnemu chiiczykowi ME poz-
wo olono siadat do wagon6w
ko olejowych, jesli ME przed-
ST Rwi certyfikatu le karskiego.
Washington, D.. C. Pos}u-
ch anie >delegatow Z Transva-
ald mialo charakter scisle
pr ywatny. Me przcdlozyll
wcale list6w wierzytelnych.
M6wili o pieknem polozeniu
Washingtonu a prezydent po-
prowadzii ich do okna, Z kto-
rego roztacza sic widok ma
pomnik Washingto na i ma do
1;,a -,oL; potop,oc Mip,o
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-05-23
WladQnnosCl Ml6jskl6|.

;: wczoraj d owego g atunku po
jazd, uzy wany W ] aponii i
zwany "Gugul. g. < ION zaprze
zony jest ME Prz ed wozem
lecz 2 ty}q, tax re. zamiast cia
gna6, pcha pojazd przedsoba
Powoziki EN- kierowa}y dwif
eleganck , ubrane danny.
Pan T: NJ. Heliiski, sekre:
tarz gen. T.. N. P. ma sic c
wiele lepiej opusci}. juz }6z.
ko. Ia trz zy .tygodnie ma jul
urzedowa CIV domu zwiazko-
wynn. -.
Nowy ogr6d do Pik-Nikow
W. Benson vile, Ills, ma kolei
Chicago, Milwaukee & Saint
Paul. Jes ito jeden:z najpiek-
niejszych ogrod6w W poblizu
Chicago, urzadzony z zabaw-
'kami rom aitemi, drzewami i
wszystkie1 1l co do ogrodu po-
trzeba. 1rowarzystwa ktore
jeszcze og grodu ME zgodzili,
powimy to teraz uczynit, MIN
>wszystkie najlepsze daty beda
wybrane. Po blizsze szcze-
g6ly zglos ic sic nalezy do:
w. Kolace Elk, 572 Blue Island
Ave. Chic ago.
Przewod dnicy partyi demo-
kratycznej uznali "a stosowne
popierac ( Fandydature .sedzie.
60 Worth hington z Peoria ma
gubernato IRA, ME chcae po
odmowie. Re strony Harrisona
i Tuley'go obrazat .prowincyi
przez osw1 adczenie sic "a trze-
elm kandydatem z powiatu
Cook.
Rada tniejska: .zajmowala
sic 81 bnp J. sprawa halasu i
wrzasku ha ulicach naszego
miasta. .Wszczyscy mowcy
zgodni skonstatowali, ze gwar,
ha}as i wr zawa ma ulicach po-
wodowan y przez okrzyk6w
przekupni kow jest tax nieraz
okropna, IL kazdy spokojny
mieszkaniec tract W kolicu
cierpliw protestujje pre-
civ naduzywaniu 'wolnosci
amerykahskiej". Prawda, tu-
tai kazdy ma prawo tax CLOS
no m6wid jak mu sic .podoba,
ale Z drugiej strony jakies o.
graniczenia So koniecznie.
Geo. F {. Gilbert, superin:
tendent censusu zaprzysiag}
wczorai 400 enumeratorow,
ktorzy sPisywae beda ludnost
miasta C hicago. Ma dis O.
trzymalo wezwanie 30O,spisy-
waczy, rfszta ma staW1c sic
jutro. ...... -.
Ostatnf ia konwencya Fores-
terek otW orzyla oczy delegat-
kom polls kich Dworu, ze Al
ryszki mig wiele sobie robia z
Polek. l gnorowa}a je ma kon-
wencyi, q naWet upakarzano.
DelegatK i skarza sic j groza
przystapi eniem in corpore do
polskich organizycyj. Takim
paniom, k ktore chcia}y orzyc
nowe DIV ory Foresterek,. O.
deszla il 1 Cd tego ochota.
w skfadzie toworow lokcio-
wych, AL bert Lurie & Co. p.
|. 5o1 563 Blue Island av.,
potrzeba jest. dw6ch polskich
sprzedaYaczek, jestto dobre
4
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-05-23
Kolej Nickel Plate.

Podaje podr6zujacy publicznoSci
trzy dzienDe pociagi Expresowep po'
miedzy Chicago a New York
a Boston, 27 godzin jazdy po
miedzy Chicago a New York
lem bez zmiany. Jadalnie ma dzien.
nych pociagach Chicago SO ME
dor6wnanemi serwio jaknajlepszy.
Ceny popularne. Wszelkie infor'
macye chetnie udziela J. Y. Gala
han, agent generalny Ill Adams
St., Chicago. Ia
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-05-23

Ma inspekcyi policyj nej.
- Mieszka pani S anal?
Me-. ME, PRO sze pana,
nam ma wychowaniu sierote.
Chlopca, czy dziewczyn.
Ike?
= Ch}opca... pro sze pana
: : lie ma lat?
= DwadzieScia... osm!!..
Przytomna s}uga.
:. = Marysiu, powiedz ku-
charzowi, zeby. upiek} poi kur.
czecia.
- Ale kiedy, proszsse PAM,
juz Gale zarzniete.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-05-23

Pamietajcie o pomniku Ia.
deusza Kosciuszki!
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1900-05-23

!. Czytajcie "Telegraf" .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-08
Selling TIRES.
The Old Way of shrinking Them On and
the Modern WAY of Pressing Them.

The old way of putting n tire on a wheel vas
to shrink it on. The tire was made Just a ,ri,,e
smaller that the wheel, and then hcarcd. with
the result of expanding II slightly When thus
heated it was crowded down over he nm 4 The
wheel, and then cooled with water to keep il from
burning the wheel and also IN conractit: coolirg.
II was shrunk on, to bind he wheel lightly The
modern way Il putting a are On a wheel is with
n hydraulic tire setting press.
BY this method the tire is made lust a tnlle
larger than the v heel, 80 It at II will 60 over III.
him freely The bed of this press, upon which
the wheel lies horizontally, with en- opening AT
the centre for the hub, is composed of eighteen
sections, radiatinc from the centre and in shape
like the spaces between tic Srukes u a wheel
The outer end Of each section is ,urntd UPWARD
the turned up ends making q IUnlnuous Gauyr,
or collar, all around the bed 81 he press Each
one ui The sections has under IL n hydThuliCC ylin-
der, and the sections hre all arranged ~ work
Ia a common centre In uSr The wheel il laid
IN the press with The cold tire around H. within
that turned M collar, " fangr. around the edge
W hen the press ~ set in operation the collar or
tango Is irresiNtlbly contracted. when II comes
in contact with IN" 'ire around the vheel II does
not bring mp ag0ins, n, but keeps on contracting
Just thr same, now contracting the 'ir. as well.
and setting II upon the wheel, The pressure being
continued. until the wheel itself has been brought
70 the requisite degree Of dishing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-08
NOJ DIFRS' RATE 1GRFENEyT.
Railroads That Schened to Muict the Gov
erDmen May he Losers.

CHICAGO, April Genera passenger agents
ofalI the Western railroads were greatly inter-
ested In the fact that the annual report showed
that the Alton road carried over X, 600 soldier;
last year. That il more than all the other
roads running ont Of "a Jcago carried together.
The Western roads ahout the beginning OF the
war with spain made n compart for the pur.
pose OF forcing the Government to pay full
tnrIf ratios for III" transportation Of troops and
military equipments. When the Government
asked for bids for Transportation each road bv
agreement submitted tn. same bid Tn. rn,1
getting the contract was 10 have a certain
amount 10 cover N" actual cost Ofthp move
m"nt. and the remainder VIA ~ be- divilnL
equally hctween all the lines which could have
carried the BUSINESS
Government officials discovered the pyis.apra
OF thu pool and tried to break il hv giving IN one
railroad, which happened to be the Alton. i,l
the business which cou.d BE- handrt hy IL
The Government also discovered that tho ROAD.
had been IN the habit o. making party rates 10
ten or more persons and ipcla rod r. would mo-,
pay higher rates for soldiers than the railronIs
voluntarily mnde for actors and baseball rlay-
ers The Treasury Officials have not nail NOR.
than one-afth " he ella m : Of the railroads Tor
the transportation Of troops because ~ the eA-
cessive charges.
4 majority II the railroad officials now re-
luctau'ly admit that they to,irvp ,h.y viii
have to ACCEPT party rates from the Govern.
m"nt for the TRANSPORTATION Of -nl li-rs. II
this proves to he the case. the pooling plan
adopted by the railroads Will hc unfortunate
Tor all OF them except the Alton. Ifthr Alton
il forced TO accept payment Tor military ,rinlc
on the basis OF "Jartv Ta'rs' II will have no
surplus to divide among the other road. In the
poo. IL Is generally conceded that n. rooliux
agreement Of the railroads on military traffic
nothing OF It's appearance when viewed from
the standI olnt OF patriotism.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-08
From the baltimore American

. f'Ft Nv h'itNf'f WV ~
4 curious accident, which attracted a number
Of people, occurred shorty before midnight
in front Of The lerelry store at the south west
corner o! Baltimore and Charles streets.
\ handsomely dressed woman and her escort
were looking at some ieVelry which was dis.
played IN the window when The man struck q
match and lit n cigarette. In some way he match
ignited The feathers # his companions hat, and
IN a moment th" top Of her head WAS ablaze. But
even this did not divert the attention Of the couple;
they continued To gaze raplly at the treasures
behind the plate glass window
Seret Thomas KIRBY was standing in front
Of the other window, and, happening 10 look In.
side, saw n mass of glowing flames, which he
thought was IN the interior " the store. but,
luukIHg toward the other window, he saw the
cause, lie haS'cnrd Ia IN" lady, touched her On
the shoulder, end informed her that her hat was
on fire NJ III" SANE instant h. gathered he
qulCkly disappearing rcmaln~ II the hat between
his hands and snutied out The flames.
In the meantime the man stood mutely by.
lie did not seem to realize the peril II his COM
plnion. The crowd which had gathered were
making things I'm bal fassing Tor the couple, They
moved away
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-08
ERICANS TN ATHENS.
1HEIR NCHOOL AND WHAT ITS
STUDENTS ARR DOINS.
Patiently Acquiring II knowledge OF Greek
Day by Day and In the Warm Months
Laboring to Provide Living Greeks wan
Information About Ancient Corinth.

,. u.... cr..l
-",,."', ".a"'''"H - 81.
Dny ny DeN ana IN the war" ""n'"N
Iaboring to provide Living Greeks WIN
Iuforu,tion Ahou, Ancient Cor,nth.
-
ATHENS March 10. The American Schoo'
at Athens IL only A name to most americans
c., - -. u,,sio, hat "A il
''o"' U 'he"' nave u 'os"e '"l'.N'''" ""' y ="
a missionary institution Tor converting h' 'feehs
and Others are inclined To think that IT is n place
uho.o ,L,' .l,,I,a, - ,,.,i,.rs living in G,esrs
""'' Nv '"""''" W n"'',o"' "'"e
can learn the three RS of Their grhndihthefS'
These mny Ia, ropl r,csses, but they are no,
a.. go. -, H.. go,.,,oar ,.,,s IN. Ame,i.
NV - -,L.
can school at Athens has b'cn the mecca iN1 'he
country's young students Of Greek. For seven.
90, -. a.. ..had hos b.s, mailing ,hoso
WI . :" " Al a.. n.,.a,
wears noreoyey the school has lived and lahorcd
-, u,...uu q, ,.,ious r.,,s If C,secs ur,l
' ""'"'' ;" =,
America IN taking an honorable place along VAN
other countries as a promoter Of archaeological
.a.a....
i'Hr"''"oo'
-Four foreign countries, dernlany, france
England and America now support schools in
g." c--.... No., a., r;.n.a, ~, ,,h,,s
:',mne"H ''i"""' n"' =, |"r
followed her lead. Twelve years ago me hr""h
Government offered a piece If land about half
g.. u 90. all t,,t
u stN' a v" NV" " 49,
ana the United States II they would put w buiiU
inps for their schools on it, The offer was ac-
..n,.d - ,h.,. ,. on tho. h,ild,rss -, the
'ep'ou OIL" n'io " y" '"''e uh""s v" We"
lot England has two, one Tor the schoo. anu
the director, the other for the students. The
t-,..a c,.,., h.r. o,,y - h,ydi,r h,, ,b.y
'"'"' o'""' now ", 'N "' w., So,
have . big lead over England In tile matter Of
students There are only three or four Of our
..,.i.. a.,,n,,uu hi, .u hryJ,rr v,ls
.o"'i"' o'>'p'he Wv" """ ""'"H VIZ"
the American school has thirteen students ms
year the largest number in its history.
Tu,n,, ,h,.o ,u.,ic., col.ca, co,,,ibu,a
"'"' NV .
10 the support OF the school lherr Is a director
who IL elected for a period Of four years and each
van, ,h.,o !, a,o,hsr n,,tsoso, .b, ,sc,u,e, an
'e"' " ""' ' "
special SUBJECTS froi huius D. RICHARDSON
formerly Of Dartmouth College, has been the
JN,.c,o, g., ,ba Lao, aiob, xs.rS md 1, 10 unG.r
~, W. VI, ', 'N", ~ 80.
ms uire'u"h 'ha' 'he s'hool mas %uis'ihgui'h'"
itself by its explorations nj COrinth.
One Of the features Of this wears record o. the
80.
sCho" mas WEN 'he hump' III women S'"u'''H'
Six out Of the total Of thirteen are women. One
Of them Miss Uarrip, Bpyd. has held two fellow.
49, -, ..,-..r.. -. :,
SHIPS III we s'ho" "S'"eN "aA'hR " ra'n'' ""
usual record IN other RESPECTS "hei me war
broke ont between Grecce and Turkey, Miss Buyd,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-08
TRADE WIN HOLLAND.
Sugar and Diamonds. Bacon and oil. the
chief Articles Exchanged with Us.

There are two steamship lines between Holland
and New York. and Hollands pns,tion among
ua,.. ,,, -. - a.. .., ,-.,n
"",'''' 10" 80 =" Wv '''"' '"'N' WI
Crculta Dl". Holland ~ one O' the countrles which
send cumpata,iyely few articles 10 the United
S,.,o. L,, .o.r, ~,
.'""'' ""' "''''r N"a' many VI r'''n' me
Dutch imports mo the ' nl'ed states are almost
stationary In value and consist " staple articles,
uba,aa. ,ho sx,o,,a fr,,, chic c,u,u, 60 Uau.,l
-, >" f''" '''"' '"' ''"""' :" '''"a"'
ar" urge III amount NhH'u ana increasing ne
Dutch exports to the United States we're Of the
value Of Sl3 700 600 in 1897. in 1898 they q
'"' Nv WV
somewhat less "'''7c'"Vo' ana IN lSW some
what more, Slj, 2OO, 900 But the exports from
mis- cnuutry Ia Holland bnye h,ap s,a,dly ard
IN u. ~
fap'uis "'''aNnR' ~ '"'i""N
lsg7 .....,..... $50 900. 900
lSss .. ....... ........ y. 700 O0n
1879 .... ....... .......... ...... s3,6OO,0o0
r.. t ..u
Il, '"r, aiiNIes W rApu'Iauph rom ii"lland
I've ~ !, - "n' sh,ma,p, " nu'nt nhn niamunHs,
:" t",l.nir'ma 'n,"nnE WHY we CunoSlli"S
-! l,,.t'o q ~ " nt ~, '. ~ i'o' sugar w. me
ahl"uht ~ H-"'''VVo was imported rom Holland
mo ,i.I "'unus pu' sue u''I, We imlnrS have
mae,'"t 'i;na1rhio, ~, rnmn ti'Land inerr was
Sent III 1919 I'M" we I hliru states sbi5,UW Of
ptr,i1uS Nu1hos ,ui1nS ulhinondS' and IN 1888
an 800 $4,000 VI uio'h"illS III ra'h year
ne l'p,."',l NV "lir ,ounuH 81 precious
NU.lr>, '"n,'i rnI'I'"l9 nInur NV rings brooches
rn,'''e" a. "a" "n n nt a so VI ven Rltattr
Ia,t' m Mnh Hnnn w TS,n '1y', ,lvo'oV' IN 1913
h'l ot,"V'S'" III lo'o mere was SHIPPED 10
t'' ii''Ti 'MU, Irnni mr ill'n ,olnhleS coiiee
i" w NnuI ", en- ~ l'''' gov wv" IN lNoo,
anu Nti"!O" III ,"', a"l q hu.aU'f nll SUI con
Wv '"' rn,b., ,nr "".n W Iouhu
IA t"."" Nml,fI 't"t @, expiration from
u"',a"H in", vi, , n''T' rlhl'S 10 We value oi
apu' n-'I"' q we" ) 'I'e'" the epuAuo OF
uWG ,, '|". suT s"i'ss ~ ,n ~, Ills wen hhoWh,
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SCHOOLS As PUBLIC Cit is
10 BE rms ar ~ TCi1ION IOp
on ~ UII.. ~ itt,G.



NorL's school >,sl.m u Vast, Nil.
u,.lJ az Influence, and Tint in I,..
>., n,,.,,.,. .,.,, a, a..
W" "'"''"" "" " y" ''h.
The larre new S,houl luldings NlnN
,.., ., ,a, .,. Ia, .u,,,,,,,
'"T' w." f'"'' '",' "" " ''".''- ''
slightly structures lril over sint" Ia" d'N> Dbl.
old Public :, hood Sucicty have f,,.I.
IN, t,,,,,H. - IA, IA, scl,,J ,u,l,rr.
w ',' ~ w Wv an
Whereby n' ne" buildings can '' "IlI'''r .". ."r
Than si.upiy school purposes amt " n .,. .,n
90, Il, ia, I,.,ti,,s In vhil ,L., al.
~ W. Wv ''"' " "", u
Hn"et VI" pan " N'n"' ""''''"b WI '' ''s
II a SOFT Ui university cN',r'',u N.h.rY,
yIy,n,-,. nf which viii .,,,.r ,,, NV
~ q
Hth""I 't'df'h p"' 1" "'lf PnirU'' "".I' 4. rs
Of the entire ,ommun'N Mus pl.u r...s
IA. establishment IN ia. .,h, Il .t.
Wv 49, |I" = ''' '.'
l"'nS "''"'H' ~" 90 VI" r"'"'' "'.'' ".I e
It's connection with The 'r6" l"y'ui i.a .t,n
In Inc srhoolS. h.,,d free r,.d,n.,
.u
""" '""'' , ','" ,' l''" '.' o
comes ~ ino"r tbs Plan which he r.NN .
have nnd. rr .ni,
u,, ..,, .u
" "'"'" ''""' '''''' """' '"'1.
about year a-u nhru be- pi,iin.,l.
s,hn,l bu,l,,n-s d., ,,.,a ,,.
",'' """""N "''"'" ~ ''' 9
''P"' ON 'NS''''tN " 'h'lI a.. '''. .... .
D. lblrfNr l' AEl'iAIiN 'tNt|F . O. 3D.
I mont. In tho .,.t.r u,s tai ,,.
49," " "" y ~ ""' "''" "' '' . .' y
wv" "hhh'''' on S'''"l 'I'''E ''l'. '.
been enlarged e. include tt,tl ir,H. ..".
InmuiAsinnnr Milo. IT ,I,,.
XXI 4
"' 'hN '"'" 'h'''''t''"''' "h'h ~ '.. .,..'-
lpct at once. The first !aH.gr # ..
uut I'M nt.rn,ion vp. Ia. ,,,, ,,.
=
y" we '"h>'"''"" q! 'W'hN To. $50.
and lD provision had uaGr .t .
on he first c,ur ,t cg,L ,,r r,r.
/ rr, ,,.,
:" '""""" "''' was 80 '''' $
room for "" school ,hllG',u 'I, 4 l,.
mit,,e finally ,d,n,.d , rion ,r.,.
I'M, ,,,,,. ,,,.u.J .n, ',. a.,
- ''''N' "' '' '''
anu U'N Nef' ht""H 'l'' u.s. ~.,h u Dr. . o
at night This was uunr lur. .r lI.
, .Iulv Ird., "A, ,l.. fad. l...
" - We '' ''
an p'H"I" III = S'I"I 'I>jIl' ''' - . 81
az" %er' ,liuuui e. us. ih,lr it,mtt.....,
ln IN. ,,au,u- p,,,.,. u.- ,.,
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