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The Marshall republican., 1901-03-22
School Bile Psssed BY the Forty>Firss
General Assembly.

State superintendent Of Schools
Darlington furnishes the following
information. saying that this Is all
he can give until he complies and
has printed the full text Of all laws
passed:
House Bill No. 1913 has passed
both houses. with an emergency
clause. and Is now a law. 1t pro.
vides that Ia counties not having
supervision, a county bard, Of
which the commissioner il chair.
man, shall have general control Of
school interests. The county court
appoints Due member at It's April
meeting. He or she should he
among the best educated and most
earnest teachers in the county.
The State Board Of Education will
appoint the third member in April.
This board manages the institute:
a rural course III study shalt he
adopted in each county by the
county board; teachers examin-
atoms for certificate, shall be held
independent Of the institutes, first
u In June: first grade certificates
shall be- renewed NJ long AZ teach.
ers continue teaching and attend
institutes or summer schools: insti
tutes shall he pedagogical rather
than academic; grades made in up
proved summer schools shall he &C.
cepted in lieu Of examination in
certain subjects. In due time re.
quirements for summer schools will
be formulated and published with
an institute course III study.
House Bill No, ago will become
a law in ninety days. II provides
tina, not less than five nor more
than twenty cents per child enum.
Grated Ike spent by the district for
library and supplementary reading
each year, the first hundred vol.
umes to b. selected from a list e
ommend.d by a hoard appointed by
the State Board OF Education. THIS
board will not be appointed imme.
diate'y. Notice should he taken Of
the law al the annual school meet.
ings and provisions made for It.
Senate Bill No. 24s has passed
with an emergency clause aud Is
now q law. 1t provides that three
or more school districts. or a village
district having less than 200 chill.
dren Of school age by last enumer
alton, together with two or more
adjoining districts, may be consoli
dated into a new district for the
purpose Of m~aintaining both pri.
mary schools and a high school by
proceedings had in accordance with
the provisions of section 9.74a of
article /, chapter IS4, Of the Re-
vised Statutes Of 1899. When
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The Marshall republican., 1901-03-22
Sudden Death.

J. M. Walters entered the drug
store Of Adams & Cooper Monday
morning for the purpose Of having
q prescription filled. he feeling on.
ly slightly unwell. While awaiting
the filling Of the prescription, he
was seated upon q chair and with.
out word or sign his head dropped
over and he expired almost imme.
diately.
The family Of the gentleman were
notified and his remains were taken
BY Undertakers Ssppington and
Robert Campbell. the latter Of whom
Is a grandson, to the home Of Mrs.
Sarah +. Campbell, q daughter Of
deceased. with whom he had been
making his home for a year or more.
Mrs. Campbell says her father had
complained during the morning Of
Q peculiar sensation about his heart
that was a little different from any
thing he had ever experienced be.
fore. but had entirely recovered
from Il. when he started out in
town, saying the weather was 10
fine he thought he would enjoy the
stroll.
How uncertain Is life and how
little we know what q day may
bring forth. Mr.. Walters was a
most compsnionable aud interest.
ing man. with a sunny. genial ma.
ture that kept him in touch with
young people anu was a man pos.
sess,ng many excellent traits Of
character.
He was ~ years OF age; came to
Missouri from Kentucky IS years
ago and has been a resident of Mar.
snail tor IL years. having divided
the time among his children. Death
was caused from heart failure. he
having been in feeble health for a
year or more.
Deceased was Q good christian
man and joined the Baptist church
years ago. afterwards connecting
with the Methodist church, from
which place the funeral was held
on Tuesday afternoon at 2:3o
O'Clock at the N. L. church, South,
conducted by Rev. J. w. Howell.
Three daughters and two sons
are left. namely: Mesdames Sarah
Campbell, Wash Easley. L. Knight.
and Thomas Walters, all Of Mar.
shall and Norvall Walters of Grip.
pie Creek. the latter OF whom found
It impossible to get here in time for
the funeral.
The remains were Inferred in
Ridge Park cemetery. The pail
bearers were J, NJ. Huff, James
Boyer, John Blair. b, F. Naylor,
O, W. Johnston aud James Fisher.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-25
PROBATE COURT.

The following business was transacted
by the probate court during the past week:
Mary Fairbrother estate, Barton. Exec
utor presented his account. Referred to
March 18th next, at Newport.
Charles S. Human estate, Charleston.
w. S. Robbins appointed administrator;
William Nelson and III. J. Hudson apprais-
ers and commissioners.
l.. II. Thompson estate, Irasburgh. APP
plication for appeal filed by Taplin &
Rowell from disaIlowance of claim. Appeal
allowed. Citation issued.
Solomon Clough estate, Irasburgh. Last
VIII presented for probate by J. a. Watson
custodian thereof. Referred to Barton
Landing, March 9TH, 1901.
Anna Somers estate, Irasburgh. Admin
istrator's inventory returned and accepted.
Enoch c. Rowell estate, Albany. Com
missioners' report returned and accepted
Frank Buell., insane, Craftsbury. Inqui-
sition held and order of removal to Yer
mont state hospital issued.
Wv. Sartwell, insane, Albany. Guard
ian settles his account. List OF claim pre-
sented before guardian returned and
accepted.
David Green estate, Albany. Executor
settles his account. Decree of distribution
made.
John Hamilton estate, Troy. Executor
presents his account. Referred to March
9th, 1901.
George A. RamsdelI estate, Lowell. Will
presented for probate. Referred to March
9, 1901, at Newport.
William Grove estate, Morgan. Admin
istrator's inventory returned and accepted.
Flora A. Seaver estate, Craftsbury. C.E.
Rogers appointed administrator.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-25
= Good Resolution.

One of the best New YEARS. resOlu-
tions we have heard of anybody max
in, is this, ''Not TO speak of mistakes
which make no Gifference.' How
often the harmony Of the home is de-
stroyed by the persistent member Of
the household who will argue half an
hour over the merest trif1o. If one
holds an erroneous opinion on sub
jec Of any Importance it should by all
means be corrected. But what posi-
BILE difference Goes it make whether
A MT Jane came TO dinner on Tuesday
or w dne day.
Yet we have listened to heated dis
putes that cast an ugly shadow over
the entire meal, or spoiled an eve
ning's enjoyment, upon subjects Of no
more moment than the time of visit
or the state of last weeks weather.
In dealing with children accuracy of
statement should be carefully Guilt
waited lest habit of exaggeration or
untruthfulness be developed. But for
adults the foregoing resolution is wor-
thy of general adoption.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-25
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Tariff War.

The state department was informed
officially yesterday afternoon in a note
from the Russian ambassador, Count
Cassini and in letter from Charlie
magne Tower, United States ambassa-
dor at st, Petersburg, that the Russian
government had imposed discrimi
mating duty, amounting to about so
per cent additional on American
manufactures of iron and steel.
While the Russian embassy insists
that no tariff war is to be inaugurated
by its government the action OF Rus
STA is unquestionably intended as a
retaliation for the order of the secre
tary of the treasury, imposing a dis
eliminating duty on Russian sugar
imported by the United States, on the
ground that a bounty is paid to the
exporter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-25
hoped he Will be all right in few days
1t was very close call.
CALEDONIA COUNTY,.
W est Burke.

W est Burke.
The stewards of the Methodist church
w ill hold their last quarterly conference for
the year on Wednesday evening, Feb. u.
Will Stafford while at work in the woods
at Richford last Tuesday was struck by
falling tree and a bone in his right arm
was fractured just below the elbow.
Harrison Finney died at the residence of
his son, last Wednesday afternoon, aged 85
years. Funeral services were held at the
house on Friday afternoon, Rev. G. A. En-
cry officiating. The remains were taken
to East Burke for burial.
Sheffield.
Mrs. Freeman Shedd has been on the
sick list for some time.
WyIie S. Willard has purchased pair of
horses of David Wood.
Miss Mary Flanders has returned to her
work in ST. Johnsbury.
The F. B. Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. George Giffin last Friday afternoon
and evening.
Rev. George Gray and family are visiting
relatives in town and he supplied the F. B.
pulpit last week Sunday.
Mrs. J. G. Hodgdon is at Wheelock car
ing for Mrs. Fred Hoffman and her sister,
Miss Sleeper, who are sick with the grip.
Mrs. Jonas Bruce, Mrs. John Orcutt and
Andrew Lang are on the sick list.-John
circuit is home from his work in Massa-
chusetts and on the sick list. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Gray are convalescent.
MT. ana Mrs. James Armstrong naVo
returned nome from WISH III Deiio"'
I als'-hlfs' noliiS Drown anu ool' II -" liz
VlSlCeo III Nlroy laeI "eeN. MI Ao2'oA
Dlo"H anu u@us n'ei h1o1a' '17i'01 III w"
hampshire las0 week.
Sutton.
S. P. Ball visited at st. Johnsbury last
week.
Miss Sadie Blake is making a two weeks
visit in Lyndon.
\, C,o,, 80 i+o of r,ao,,
Center spent last Sunday in town.
N1~s r T Gordon attended ,7eetino of
the grange at St. Johnsbury last week
bo1odfo., Ala bod ,,ooeo,t catherine
- 49,, ,7o,so,,ocra Loot Erido,, afternoon, and
evening.
Mrs Co~1 Horab+on hos ratnrned home
t.o,,, 80 ho.,,i+o1 ot Eo,,ox,o. n II offer
tho ,,orfor,,,ir,cr of q srcceesfn1 oneration.
49,. : aoi,,o. ,r-ou
= Aloi---o7 : -e'1' - l.5
been resident of this town for about
thirty-six years. He was man Of pleasant,
cheerful disposition and friend to every
one, kind and Oblig1ng nelghbOr and
highly respected citizen. he was LOT many
years MEMBER OF tne NJ Il. chuf;h'
neral services were helo at the r d. churcn
On - r. $500
on - CIV
rnle0 oH'iuiel' 4'At0 10 -, o.
W l' r,o,-af 1ii-of
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East R2aEUWiciA.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-25

The steamship City Of Rio De Jan
Giro struck on a rock while entering
the harbor at San Francisco last Fri
day morning and SINK very quickly.
About 125 passengers and sailors are
reported to have been lost.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-25

Greene.-Those hunting feats of
Teddy Roosevelt were simply astound-
ing. Gray.-Not at all. Perfectly
simple. All that is requisite is a
ready imagination and an easy run
mig typewriter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-25

Remember that with every lot
of Auction Bills printed at this
Office we give a Free Local Notice.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-25

of New Orleans, remaining in the lat
ter city to see the Mardi Gras festivi-
ties
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-25

Our guarantee is like a Bank |
Check-if your purchase does
, not suit you, bring back the
goods and draw your money.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-02-25
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-20
Rad angielski pragnie zapobiedz OBJ
strukcyom w parlamencie.
Socyalistyczny Rad francuski przeciw
sOCyalistOm.
Komisya podatkowa Springfield ILL.,, misdzy m}0tem
kowadiem

ME zyski straty przestrzegaja
swoich robotnikow pred udziafem
W bojkocie. Idea idea, interes
interesem. ,Uznajemy sympatye,
kt6re skionify robotnik6w holen.
derskich do tego kroku - pisze je-
den najpoczytniejszych dzienni-
k6w ,,liberalnych" BerI. Tageblott
- ale ME MONA przeciez domagac
sic, aby miedzynarodowy SWAT ro-
botniczy miai glodzic sic i cierpiec
ola cudzych ideaf6w".
Czy chodzi tam rzeczywiscie o
,,cudze"a ME og6lnoludzkie ideally,
tenn moznaby rozprawiac dtugo i
szeroko. Zapewne ideal ten jest
dla Niemcow ME wiecej ,,cudzy",
niz te wsSystkie, o kt6re walczono
W XIX stuleciu ma catej przestrze-
nj Europy cd Hiszpanii napoleon
skiej do Grecyi, cd Belgii do Bal
tyku. W6wczas mkt ME rozr6zniaf
ideaf6w .cudzych" cd ,,swoich";
wszystkie byfy og6lnoludzkie.
Ale Niemcy, to ludzie praktycz-
nj. Ideal W teoryi, gdy chodzi
tylko o uczone rozprawy lnb ma
mietne deklamacye, a W kazdym
razie o TAXA jego obrone, kt6ra mic
ME kosztuje, = to rzecz bardzo
piekna; ale inaczej przedstawia sic
ia sama sprawa, kiedy ma sic cos
dla niei poswiecic. Wtedy wszelki
sentymentalizm upada pozostaje
tylko jeden wzglad: czy to jest ko-
rzystne dfa mas, dla stanu, kt6ry
reprezentujemy, dla naszego naro.
du? Bojkot okret6w angielskich
ME jest korzystny ola NlemcoW;
przeciwnie narazifby ich ma straty
"a wiec trzeba mu przeciwdzia-
lac. Boer6w szkoda - ale trudno!
Szczerych porywow, szlachetnego
zapafu, rycerskosci, poswiecenia
sic dla dobrej sprawy - tego ME
ma ME byfo nigdy W ojczyznie
Bismarcka. Ale to dodac trzeba,
re wfasnie brakowl tych zalet,
swemu egoizmowi wyrachowaniu,
Prusacy zawdzieczaja swoje stano-
wisko W swiecie politycznym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-20
o szklanke miOdu.

Jose Rosenberg ,,bardzo uczony"
zyd, zaiozyl sic z Abrahamem S. i
Juds B. W miodosytni ma Kazimie-
rzu, W Krakowie, ze ME roawiaza
zagadki, kt6ra i'm powie. Abraham
S. jest takze nbardzo uczonym"
zydem, nam6wil wiec kolege ]. b.
do zakladu. Stanefa rzecz szklan.
ke miodu.
= Wiszy ma drzewo - zaczai j.
Rosenberg = jest zeljone szpiwa.
Go to jest?
Poczeto r6snie zgadywat: hm fu.
jara.
- Nein.
- Zielone papugiel
- Auch nein.
- Szkapka polna!
- Auch nein.
Mod jua wypito, a odgadnad ami
W zab.
- M, zaplaczcie, bo zagadkie
ME odgadnieta - zakonkludowai j.
Rosenberg.
- My zaplaczimy; dobrze, ale
powiedz nam co to jest.
- Otoz,,.. to.... jest....
sledz....
Al, czemu oLf
- Wiszy ma drzewo = DO czemu
by jego ME MONA ma drzewo powie.
,szyczp Jest zeljone = jak sic 60
pomaluje ma zeljone. A szpiwa -
to ia 'tylko tax powiedziai co byscie
wy ME zgadli.
Zachwyceni towsrzysze rozumem
J. Rosenberga zap}acili z cichem
zadowoleniem W sercu, ze pfaca "a
siowa madrosci kiwajac W zadu.
mie giovanni, rozeszli sic do do.
NOW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-20
Rome Wiadon1oScI
telegraficZne.

= w Austryi pragnie Rad "a.
pobiegac ryzykownym spekula.
cyom ma gieldzie. Odnosny pro-
lekt przedfozono radzie pahstwa.
- Katolicy W Tyrolu ME przy-
sill ma mityng, ma ktorym miaf
przemawiac antysemita Lueger,
burmistrz Wiednia.
- We Wiedniu zachorowaio "
Poniedziaiek 35 osob ma ospe.
j. Pierpont Morgan z New
Yorku zakupH W Angfii wielka fa-
bryke okret6w, gdzie budowac "a
mierza parowce, przebywajace 81
wezf6w drogi ma godzine.
= Charles T. Yerkes znajduje
sic W drodze do Ameryki, gdzie
zabawie zamierza przez sze5e mie.
siecy.
z Hongkong donosza o smier.
ci wicekr6la prowincyiKwangtung.
Tao Mu.
= Pod Pekinem zniosfo wojsko
chinskie bande $50 rozb6inik6w.
Jencow przywieziono do Pekinu,
gdzie zostana scieci.
W Lipsku zastrzelil sic Otto
Gram, dyrektor banku, kt6ry po-
ni6sf wielkie straty fnansowe.
= W Genui spalifa sic najwie-
ksza wfoska rafnerya cukru.
= Dochody z cha wyniosly W
zeszfym roku, konczacym sic 80
Czerwca, $3O6,871 $3.50, wiec III
miliona wiecej, niz W roku zaprze-
szfym.
= w Columbus, O., uciekfa
wiezienia Lizzie Ruthven, skazana
"a przechowywanie skradzionych
rzeczy ma 6 lat domu karnego. Jej
byfy maz zostaf ukarany smiercia'
= w Portland, Ore, znaleziono
ma ulicy kilka brylantow liczby
tych, kt6re skradziono W hotelu.
= American Bridge Co." we
Filadelfi otrzymafa kontrakt ma
budowe 20 m ost6w, przeznaczo
nych do Afryki wschodniej.
= w Denver, Colo, otworzono
dom zdrowia dla suchotnik6w, ma
lezacych do rodzin niezamoznych.
= 81 letni James A. Harris
Peoria, ILL.,, poiozyf sic 7 Listopa.
da spac ME obudzif sic dotych-
czas, pomimo re jest pozornie
zdr6w. Lekarze wlewaja mu do 10.
ladka mleko vino.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-20
Telegrar11y.

LoNDYN, 20go Listopada. -
Traktat anglo amerykanski ME po-
doba sic niekt6rym gazetom. ,,Glo-
be" pyta sic, CO otrzymaia Anglia
W zamian "a zrzeczenie sic swoich
praw W srodkowej Ameryce. Jezeli
Anglia zrzekia sic tych praw, ME
zyskuiac innych przywilej6w, W
takim razie szowinizm amerykan.
ski zwr6ci wkr6tce sw6j wzrok ma
Kanade ma Indye zachodnie.
Rad wstrzymaf wyjazd angiel.
skiego parowca, ma kt6rym znale-
ziono cztery armaty polowe ma.
teryaiy do fabrykacyi prochu. Ma
parowcu byfo miejsce dla 6OO lu-
dzi. Rad ttomaczy sic. re okret
zamierzai udac sic do Afryki polu-
dniowej kontrabanda dla Boer6w,
jakkolwiek kapitan okretu zapew.
MIA, re miai rozkaz udania sic do
Hamburga.
LoNDYN, 2ogo Listopada. =
Sir Henry Campbell wypowiedziat
W Plymouth move, W wkt6rej zazna-
czyf, re tax diugo grozi Anglii ME.
bezpieczenstwo skutkiem przedfu-
zenia sic wojny W Ameryce pofud'
niowej, dop6ki PIP. Cham berlain j
Miner zajmowac beda swoje sta
nowiska.
Rad pragnie zaprowadzic nowe
reguly W parlamencie, zapobiega'
jace obstrukcyi. Wnioski odno-
szace sic do budzetu beda najprzod
omawiane przez komisye, ziozona z
przedstawicieli r6znych partyj, a
nastepnie wyznaczy sic krotki czas
dla m6wc6w ma pelnem posiedze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-20
Kr6tkie nOtatki miejskie.

= Jakis msciwy Chinczyk, kt6.
ry zapewne zostaf ograny, chciat
wczoraj wieczorem zemscie sic ma
swoich towarzyszach cry hazardo.
wnej okoio godz. 6 rzucif bombe
O tylne drzwi domu pm. 3ll s.
Clark str. Drzwi zostaty roztrza-
skane, ale Mkt ME zostaf uszkodzo.
ny. w domu tym parter zupetnle
jest pr6any, ma pietrze znajduJe sic
chinski dom cry, a ma gornem pie
trze mieszka pare rodzin.
: w eleganckim domu pm. l5S,
s5 str. wczoraj policya ma 3pietrze
znalazia formalny skfad najdroz-
szych materyj ma suknie i pfaszcze
damskie. Aresztowano mieszkaja-
ca tam pania g. Dempsey i jej l3
letnia corke, kt6re policya posadza
O przechowywanie kradziezy.
= 60 letnia Catharine Proud,
134 s. Green str, zostafa wczoraj
popoludniu znaleziona umarfa W
SVEN lozku. Zdaje sic re umarta
ma paraliz serca; sprawdzi to koro-
ner.
= Chinczyk Chung Flu, wiasci.
ciel pralni, zostanie deportowany
2 rozporzadzenia komisarza zwiaz-
kowego Foote dlatego. ze wbrew u
stawie i mimo upomnienia, ME po.
staraf sic o certyfkat upowaznia.
jacy go do pobytu W miescie.
-Prezydent rady szkolnej, Har.
ris, rozporzadzii wczoraj, azeby
nauczycielkom i naucsycielom po-
wypiacae W tym miesiacu pensye
dose wczesnie, by mieli pieniadze
pred ,,dniem dziekczynienia".
Pensye te wynoszs razem s555, 600.
= sedzia zwiazkowy Grosscup
wydai wczoraj tymczasowy zakaz
sadowy, zabraniajacy stanowej ko-
misyi wyrownania podatk6w nafo-
I've podatek ma przywilei kapitai
zakiadowy Union Traction Co.,.
We Cswartsk jednakowoa odbedsie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-11-20

sic rozprawa wlasciwa iwtedy kwe.
stya zostanie ostatecznie rozstrzy-
gnieta.
- Adwokat George w. Cass.
byfy prezydent Illinois State Bal
Association, zostaf wczoraj przez
grand jury oskarzony o sprzenie.
wierzenie powierzonych mu pie
niedzy j kaucya jego naznaczono
W sumie $4,000. Zniki on jedna-
kowoz miasta. Sprzeniewierzyf
on podobno razem okofo $270,O00
tym sposobem, il cd przyiaci6f j
obcych przyjmowaf znaczne sunny
do wrzekomej spekulacyi, pfacit cd
tych sum znaczne zmyslone pro.
centa lub dywidendy tym sposo.
benz coraz wiecej iatwowiernych
powierzafo mu swe fundusze.
Balwierzy dzielnicy poiu-
dniowo.zachodniej zorganizowali
sic W unia wczoraj wieczorem W
hall Pilzen ma rogu 1S ulicy Ash.
land ave. 25 czfonkow zyskafa u
MIA wczoraj. Urzednikami sa:
Waclaw Polka, pref; Frank Pre-
pejchal, wiceprez.; Frank W. Va
necek, sekr.; Mat. Stanicek, sekr.
fn.; Jozef Kubik, kasyer.
- Pred sedzia Hall wczoraj
stawaf niejaki Tom" Goetz, kt6ry
moze najszybciej re wszystkich
przestepc6w poniost kare "a swoje
przewinienie. o godz. 10:45 ukradf
torebke pewnej pani ma dworcu ma
Polk str; o godz. IL zostaf areszto-
wany, o godz. ILLS skazany przez
sedziego do "bridewell", a o gods.
1l:30 juz znajdowaf sic W cell wie-
ziennej.
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: N ajwiekszy golebnik znajduje

- Najwiekszy gofebnik znajduje
sic W poblizu Los Angeles, W Kali
fornii. Jest tam wiasciwie dziewiec
gofebnik6w, kt6rych najobszer-
niejszy moze pomiescic 5000 goiebi
wewnatrz, 749 zewnatrz. Goiebni.
ki zajmuja 81 hktr. przestrzeni, a
chowa sic W mich $4,000 gofebi
wszelkich ras i gatunkow; strzeze
ich S5 nadzorc6w i dw6ch wetery-
narzy, a koszt utrzymania ptakdw
wynosi przecieciowo 10 dol. dEien-
ME.
= W Dubuque, ILL.,, niejaki PHI
lip Melloy W skutek zakiadu W prze'
ciagu Is minut zjadi 81 jaj' zobo.
wiazal sic tez zjesc 40 funt6w suro-
wego miess W przecisgu jednego
wieczora.
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wyroku sedziego Thompson ma.
iozy podatek ma kompanie.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. 20 Listopada.
Sedzia zwiazkowy Grosscup wydat
rozkaz tymczasowy, zabraniajacy
komisyi podatkowej nakfadac po.
datek ma kapitaiy zakiadowe przy-
wileje kompanij kolei ulicznych i
innych. Komisya znajduje sic obe-
cnie W tenn pofozeniu, re ME vie,
do ktorego wyroku ma sic zastoso-
vac.
BUFFALO. 20go Listopada. -
W tutejszych kofach politycznych
wywofafo cg6lna sensacye zasus.
pendowanie W urzedzie skarbnika
miejskiego Gerst. Mayor miasta
Diehl zarzuca Gerstowi Mediate
prowadzenie ksiazek i przetrzymy-
wanie siebie $4,000 dolarow, kt6-
re nie zostafy zapisane ma dobro
miasta.
Los ANGELES, CAL, 20 List. -
Syndykat Huntington wystapif z
nowem przedsiebiorstwem pod fir
ma Kern Power Company, ka-
pitafem zakiadowyn 5 milionow
dolar6w. Nova firma wytwarzac
bedzie sife elektryczna do oswietla-
MIA, wytwarzania ciep(a utrzymy-
wanna fabryk W ruchu, budowac
mostly, fabrykowac rury wyrabiac
rome przywileje.
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Pewny znak.

Pacyent do lekarza: Wiec pan ma jesz
cze nadzieie utrzymania mnie przy zy-
iu?
Lekarz: TAX. Twierdze to Gaia sta
nowczoscia, albowiem jak statystyka wy
kazuje, ma chorobe te umiera kazdy dzie-
siaty, poniewaz W mojej praktyce u
mario juz dziewieciu, przeto pan jake
dsiesiaty musisz wyzdrowiec.
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Kronika MiejScoWa.
Wczorajsze katastrofy.

o wczorajszych katastrofach ma
kolejach g6rnych, kt6re wydarzyiy
sic W skutek gestej mgfy, dzisiaj
mozemy podac pare blizszych
szczeg6l6w. Wypadkow byio mno-
stwo; opr6cz zderzen ma kolejach
gornych, wydarzyly sie takze po-
dobne wypadki ma kolejach uli.
cznych kolejach zelaznych. Spis
waznieiszych takich wypadkow
przedstawia sig jak nastepuje: