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The age-herald., 1901-03-03

"Learn patience from the lesson! Though the night be drear and long, To the darkest sorrow there comes z
 morrow, A right to every VrOn9n
The age-herald., 1901-03-03

D. A. Fitch is the only authorized trav- cling representative of The Age-Herald in it's circulating department.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15
SNOW PLow RUN DOWN.

Bangor, February l4.-A slight wreck
occurred on the GreauvilIe branch OF the
Bangor and Aroostook railroad on We'd
nesday night at eleven O'Clock. A snow
plow train which had been ordered
stopped at East Dover was not held as 1t
should have bsen by the station agent
and coItided with passenger train which
was stalled between that place and Ssbeo.
Fred Whittier of Bangor was in the rear
coach and was Injured about the head, his
wounds are not serious The snow plow
and the rear trucks of the smoker went
of the rails.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15

II hobbled into Mr.. Blackmon's drug
store one evening" says Wesley Nelson,
of Hamilton, Ca, land he asked me to
try Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheu-
matism with which had suffered for a
long time l told him had no faith in
any medicine as they all failed. He said !:
We'll If Chamberlain's Palm Balm does
not help you, you need not pay for It. ,
/ took bottle of 1t home and used II
according to the directions and in one
week l was cured, and have not since
been troubled with rheumatism" Sold
by Heseltine. 3s7 Congress ST., Stevens,
l07 Portland St., Goold, Congress Square
Hotel and Raymond, Cumberland Mills.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15
WESTBROOK.

The funeral OF Mrs. Henrietta douglass,
wife OF MIR. N. b. Lowell. were held at
two clock yesterday alter noon from the
late residence, Cottage street. Rev. ".
g. Mann conducted the services. Dele
cations from Star OF Liberty council.
Daughters of Liberty as also Calanthe as
sembly, Pythian Sisterhood, were present
the latter society performing their ritual
istic services for the dead.
Mrs Adaline Irish, widow of the late
DIR. William Msrrett, died at an early
hour yesterday morning at her home
col ner or Main and Church streets. The
deceased was ninety years and four
months of age. Mrs. Marrett was one of
twelve children of aensral james Irish of
Gorham. In early life she married Dr.
william Marrett, coming to Westhrook to
reside. They had one child, a daughter
now dean. She was the wife OF Hon II.
81. Ray. Ths deceased also leaves a sis
ter, the wife OF Hon. Lyndon Oak OF Gar
land, and brother, Thaddeus r Irish of
Mass. Mrs Marrett is q
Of the Westbrook Congregational
church and has always been closely ider-
titled with it's interests. The funeral Will
occur Sunday afternoon at two o'clock
from the residence. Kew. >. N. Adams,
pastor of the Westbrook Congregational
church is to otticiate. The burial is TO oo-
cur at the old Sseoarappa cemetery.
Court City of westbrook held a grand
ball last evening at Odd Fellows hall,
n
and very successful Among those In at
tendance were members OF the order from
Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15
SOUTH PORTLAND.

The reports of the several city officers
have been prepared and are all ready for
the printer, and the following extracts
from the reports OF the treasurer and col-
lector win be of interest, showing the
financial condition OF the new city.
Treasurer's Report.
Cash In treasury Feb. IL, 1900 $ll,Oll. IS
1 otal receipts daring year, SO, 9S9. .96
Total, $9S, col. Ia
disbursements during year, 50. 309. 10
Cash on hand, $s,69l. 90
Cash on hand is as follows;
General fund. So gOs. 2s
Sinking fund on deposit, 1.7o3. 81
Liabilities February /, 1901
Town of South Portland bonds, $66, $50 90
City OF South Portland bonds, Ii, QUO 90
Total, $si, ,2b0 90
Resources.
Cash on hand In treasury, 81, ,yOS 2s
lax commitment 1893, uncoi-
Ieoted, s.4sO %
lax commitment, 1899, uncol-
looted, l,7O4.1
lax commitment ltOO, uncol-
leoted, 2s,es6. 90
City sinking fund cash on de-
posit Canal National bank, 1.7ss.o7
Due from abuttors on old
sewers. 44s.65
Due from Abnttors on sidewalks, 1859. 6S
Tax deeds OF town, l,4Sl n
Tax deeds OF city, 946 81
Due from AUDITORS on new sewers S44. rs
Books and school supplies as per
school committee's report, 1000. 90
-
Total, $42, go IS
There remains the unliquidated &C.
count of the city treasurer of lSgg-lgUO,
against Woodbury. and Moulton, the
amolnt OF origi nal claim being S4.050. 40.
COLLECTOR's REPORT, 1899.
10 balance uncollected February
!. 1879, S24. 694. IS
Amount collected and paid city
treasurer from Februaryil 1900
TO February ], 1901. %, $50 O3
Balance uncolleoted February
1901, ,7O4 l5
$24, ,694. Is
Collsctor's Report, 1900.
10 assessment state tax, S5,944. .OS |
10 assessment county tax, 2,4l4 IL |
70 assessment city tax, Al ,Es6. .e5 |
tax, l72 IS
OVerlays, /, b62 "a |
Total, $52, ,020 33 !
By payment state tax, 80, 944 OS |
By payment county tax 2,4I4 II |
BY payment city treasurer's war
rant, 20, )S5 "a |
Balance urcollected February
!, 1901, 23, 626 30 |
S53,U20 33 |
This evening the fair to be given under
the auspices of Myrtle Assembly, Pythian
Sisterhood, win opsn at the Union Opera
house. A musfcaI ankartainmaut xv.lI
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15

DICKINSON GOES no JAIL.

Boaton. February l4.-At the close of
business at the United States marshaI's
ottice this afternoon, broker John W.
Dickinson, VINO was arrested "Wednesday
afternoon charged with aiding and anet-
ting Cashier John W. Foster OF the south
Danvers National bank in the misap pro-
priation of x21, 900 OF the funds OF that
bank, was arraigned before United States
commissioners and held In SO, 900 bonds
for . hearing March .. He was unable
10 furnish bonds and ,was re-committed
to jail.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15


be feature each night. Ice cream aus
cake win be served.
Rev. l.. II. Bean OF Kennebunkporl
was visiting In the city, yesterday Hi
! con Is In tie hospital at Portland undsr.
going a surgical operation.
J. A, S. Dyer is improving but Il not
likely TO return to his business for a
week or so.
Mrs. A. j. Doughty is sick at his
home on Mariner street
The tenth annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the south Portland Loan and
Building Association was held at the
associations office, corner Of High AMI
Sawyer streets, Tuesday evening, when
the following directors were chosen for
the ensuing year; Frederick IL. Hartford,
Herbert X. Cole, Marcus A. Hanna,
GEORGE n. Stevens. N. II. Trefeshep, U.
A. Tilton, Char A, Trefethen, BENZ. X.
Thompson, Albert A. Cole, Niles Nelson,
Albert E. Thurrel, Aureiius v. Cole,
William A. Studiey. Reports OF the vari-
Gus officers were received, showing the
association to be in exceptionally fine
condition, a dividend OF per cent. was
also declared. IL is a noteworthy fact
that since the organization of the assooi-
alton In January, 1891, II has never lost
one dollar and has yet to forsolQse Its
first mortgage. The meeting adjourned
to Saturday night ut which time a presi-
dent, vice president. treasurer, secretary,
attorney and auditors Will be elected.
At the annual meeting of the Peoples
Ferry Co. recently held tire following
officers were elected.
President-James p. Baxter.
Treasurer ana General Manager-Peroi.
val p Baxter.
Clerk--Fred'k II. Hartford.
Directors-James =. Baxter, james r..
Baxter, JF., Perclval T.. Baxter. Ira Ii.
Baxter and Frederick IL. Hartford.
Kew. Ernest doughty and wife OF Frye
burg are stopping with Mr.. Doughty 9
parents on West High street.
A large delegation from the Wsstbrook
Nj. Il church attended the union revi-
val meeting at the Peoples church, last
evening. A special car was chartered for
the occasion.
The six mnsted schooner Eleanor A.
Percy. Capt. Lincoln W. Jewett passed
Chatham, Monday night. from Newport
News, Va, for Boston, having left New
port News, Saturday proceeding, making
the trip TO Chatham In IS hours.
The schooner Grace Davis, Capt. Henry
III. Dodge, arrived at New York recently
from a trip to Jacksonville, Fla.
Mrs Manley Mcfarland of West High
street Is seriously Ill with an attack of
asthma.
MIR. William A. Studley Of Pine street
Is suffering from a severe attack OF the
grip.
Mr.. Joseph S. Pickett, whose house and
barn were burned to the ground Wednes-
day afternoon, estimates his loss at $1,000,
for which he is insured for 500.
MIR. Ralph W. Parker principal OF the
South Portland High school, Is confined
to his home BY sickness. Miss Prescott,
the tirst assistant, Is in charge during his
absence.
MIR. James X, Turner, who has for the
past two weeks been quite Ill ut his home
on street, Knight,iile, Is able TO be
out once more.
MIR. Edwin l.. Cole. a clerk at the
south Portland Cooperative store,
who has been sick for the past week. has
recovered and resumed his duties
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15
Requests For Favors
For Democratic Banks.
Some Interesting Letters Read
BY Mr.. Hopkins.

Washington, February 1.-The events
New York custom house TO the National
City bank, which heretofore has been
the subject OF much comment, occupied
the centre of the stage during the debate
on the sundry OWL appropriation bill Id
the House today. Much excitement at
tended the debate Secretary Gage was
sharply criticised and several references
were made TO the letter written by MIR.
Hepburn to Secretary Gage apropos Of
toe political slaims OF the bank. Mr.
Hopkins OF Illinois turned the tables on
the Democrats by springing upon them
q series of letters written by promi-
nent Democrats to the Secretary of the
Treasury under the Cleveland admins.
Lration asking the deposit of government
funds in banks with Democratic pro-
clivities. MIR. McKae OF Arkansas and
Mr.. Hopkins had hot words and for a
moment 1t looked almost as II there
wouli be personal encounter. Forty
three OF the 1877 pages of the Sundry civil
Till were completed today.
The Senate devoted practically the en-
tire day to the agricultural appropriation
bill. The measure was not completed.
During the discussion rof the bill, Mr..
Hale of Maine and Mr.. Lodge OF Massa-
chusetts sounded notes of warning
against the enormous appropriations be.
ing made by the present Congress. The
sres sches attracted much attention
among senator's.
A brief night session OF the Senate
was held to complete the reading OF the
District OF Columbia code bill.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15
NO INTENTION OF BUYING.

Washington, February Il 1T Is said
here that our government is taking no
active part in the negotiations that are
in progress at Copenhagen respecting the
sale OF the Danish West Indies to tt c
United States and that there is no ex-
peotation that the United States govern
ment Will acquire these islands in the
immediate future.
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15
For Women.

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The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15
Dow & Pinkham,
AGENTS,
PORTLAND, NE.
febitaw3wF
EXECUTORs, NOTICE.

The subscribers hereby give notice that they
have been duly appointed Executors OF the last
VIII and Testament of
JOSEPH ;. KICKER, late OF Portland,
in The County OF Cumberland deceased. and l.
Stephen J.. Bartlett, have a pointed Charles J..
Hutchinson of Portland, -, or A.ty, within
the state OF Maine. All persons having de
mands against the estate OF said deceased are
desired TO present the same for settlement, and
all indebted thereto are requested TO make
payment Immediately.
CHARLES SUMNER COOK. Portland.
STEPHEN L. BARTLETT, Boston.
ALBERT 6. ROLLINS Portland. or 10
CHARLES l.. HUTCHINSON, Portland,
Agt or Atty.
Portland Feb !. 1901. febSdiaw3wFs
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15
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The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15
BIDDEFoRD DEFEATS LEWISTON

Biddeford, Feruary II -Biddetord de-
feated Lewiston in an interesting polo
game here tonight by a score OF z to 8.
John Wiley and Tarrant made their first
appearance with the local team and
greatly strengthened the team. Their
work and that OF Swords proved the feat
ure Of the evening. Summary;
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15
S52,Ue0 8S

This evening the fair to be given under
the auspices Of Myrtle Assembly, Pythian
Sisterhood, viii opsn at the Union Opera
house. A musical entertainment will
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15
Executors Notice.

The subscriber hereby gives notce that he
has been duly appointed Executor OF the last
VIII and Testament OF
SARAH A. SMITH.
late of Westbrook in the County OF Cumber
land. creased. All persons having demands
against the estate Of said deceased are desired
10 present the same for settlement, and all in
dehtea thereto are requested to make pay
ment Immediately.
SAMUEL f. DOLE, Wmdham.
WeStbrook January lG, 1901.
-ianisdiawF3ws
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15

ARNnE all bowel troubles. appendicitis, bill
HHEEUL iousness, bad breath, bad blood, wind
EENHnE the stomach, bloated bowels. foul
V~BekB mouth. head aehe fndI estion, pimples,
palms after eating. liver trouble, saiiow complexion
and dizziness. When your bowels don't move regu-
Iarly getting sick Constipation kills more
people than all other diseases together. Et In
starter for the chronic ailments aud long years of
sufeFfng that come Afterwards. No matter what
sDs You, start taking CAsCARETs to-day, for you
VIII never get well and be well all the lime until
You Put your bowels right. Take advice; start
with CAsCARETS to-day, under absolute guar
antee 90 cure money refunded. $50
The Portland daily press., 1901-02-15

9x12 Wilton Rug. $3.50, was $4,000.
s.3x10.6 Wilton Rug $50, was $3.50.
9xl2 Jute Wilton Rug, $40, was $3.50
s.3x1o6 Jute Wilton Rug, SE7, was $50.
76x10 Jute Smyrna Rug, SI3, was $40.
9xl2 Smyrna Rug, $l1.5O, was SIS.
6x9 Smyrna Rug, $II, was $3.50
20 inch Wool Smyrna Rug, $i.7O, was
S2.l0
80 inch Wool Smyrna Rug, $2.:5, was
$2.75.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21
Gnxeta W wteku XXetynl

Pan Alfred g. Harmsworth,
wydawca dziennixa ,,London Dali
ly Mail, bawi chwilowo W Mo-
wynn Yorku. odozyt gdzic wyg}o
sill o .,Gazecie W wieku XX~tym"
Prelcgent jest zdania, re dzien-
nikarstwo W W przysz}oscl spocznie
" rekach m,edzynarodzowych tru~
stow ozyli syndykat6w dziennikar-
kich, kt6re bed2 jcdnoczesnie W
miastauh g}6wnych r6zuych kra.'
j6w wydawaly jedno to samo
pismo. Punkt ciezkosci tych no..
wyoh dziennik6w polegas bedzis
ma ssybkiem podawaniu wladomos'
ci Z oa}ego dwiata. obs}uga ia bo"
wien d~zis,aj .najduje sig jcszczo W
powijakach.
Zadauien gtdwnem dostarcsyoie~
Ii tych w,adomo&oi bedxio tresoi-
wos6, podawanie ozytelnikom jak
uajwleoej wladomosci v motllxem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21
CiekaWeR Zeczy.

NAOOAJ
STOWARZYSZENIE holed.
derskie " Berl;nie .,Niederland er
Oranje pozostajace pod protektara.
tenn kr6lowej holenderskiej WilheI
miny, zawiaza}o W Haadze Komi~
tet celem zbierania sk{adek ma Wv
s}anie pielegniarek ola biednych
ION i dzieci Boer6w, pozbawionych
swych ognisk domowych.- Strasz-
live polozenie jehc6w, z%najdujq-
cYch sic pod Port Elizabeth, opisu~
je pewieu duchowny afryka1 ski W
nastepujacych sfowach: Wczorsj,
y -
" niedziele odprawifem "a POI
zwolenlcm komendanta twierdzy
msze sw. ola uwiez1onych kobiet;
ob6z, W kt6rym msze 6w. odp::a~
wi}em, oddalopy mniej wiecej dw,e
mile cd miasta. Ostatniei sobotY
przYprowadzono tn dotad oko}o 200
niewolnie, pomiedzy niemi k1lka-
nascie starych, chorych kobiet i
kilkoro dzieci PREY piersi. Obecnie
znajduje sic 400 kobiet W obozie,
gf5wnle okolicy Jagersfontein l
Fauresm,tLa: 0czekuja jeszcze 200
z Kronsztadu.. Ubchodzen1e sic z
nieszczesliwemi, p]ozostawia wicle
do %zyczen1a, uiekt6re znalaz}y
schronienie maiych chalup ach
reszte r~ozlokowano W ciasnych Ia
miotach. Pomiedzy dziecmi SEE rza
sig W z~astraszajacy spos6D Earn &C,
tax re prawi. ME ma chafupy lub
namiotu, gdzieby ME by}o chorych.
z obawy pred r"oznieceniem ognia
ME wolno ola chorych niczego
grza6 ma nafcie lub spirytusie, je~
dynie mad swieca wolno cos ugoto-
wac lub odgrzoG. Cd soboty pada
bezustannie deszcz, tax, re Gala zie~
mia rozmokla zupefnie, a wiatr
dmie i gwizdzc W namoitach n1ell-
tosciwie. w jednym z namiot6w
napotkafem kobiete umieraj2ca ma
suchoty, aobok synka jej cierpia-
cego ma ma!arya; dzieci p%astorowej
z Jagerslonteim 49, leza wszystkie
ma zarnice. Podziwla}em anielska
cierpliwosc spok6j tel nieszcze$li-
wei matki. W mojej obecnoScl
spyta}a jedna uwiezionych: Jak
dtugo pozostaniemy tutaJ? - ma
CO ;ej olicer odrzek}: Dop6kad
wszyscy Boerowie SIG ME podda~
d2Q. Wiele koIiet pyta}o 0 swych
mez6w i syu6w. brak mi istctnie
slow ma opisauic te; uedzy moral
nc; matcryalnej, IA jak2 SO ma
razone niewinne, dzlelnc kobiety
boerskic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21

KSIAZE. Poniatowsk1 - po-
tomek ks. J6z' Poniatowsk1ego,
dobrze znanego Z ostatnich dni
Polski, jak wiadomo, ozeDi} sic z
c6rka bogateyo bankiera z San
Francisco i zabras z MIA 3 miliony
posagu. kamali sobie niektorzy
glove, co ks'aze z tenn milionami
pocznie, lecz widocznie mic znali
Bsiecia. Jest to sport zawo}any.
Ia to miliony kupii tor wyScigowy
W T'anforan. W poblizu San Franz
cisco i podobno c'2gnie ogromne
zyski z tego przedslewzlecia.
KS. Poniatowski nietylko, re
prowadzi tor wyfcigowy W Tan
foran, ale podobno swemi manipu-
lacYami doprawadzit do tego, re
TAXI t6. - Oakland - przei~
die W niezad}ugim czasie W jego
rece. Jak wiec widzimy z ksiecia
sport, ale i byznesista, a
to grunt!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21
PODKUG WIADONOSCI

PODKUG WIADOMOSCI
przywiozionej z Chin ma okrecie
Adelaide Queen, boxerzy radykal-.
ME zwalaszcza ci, kt6rzy wierzq "
zupelne wyniszczenie cudzoziem~
COW, zorganizowali tow&rzystwo
,,wielkiego noza", celem kt6reyo
Jest wymordowanie wszystkich cue
dzcziemc6w, kt6rzy i'm popadna "
rece.
w poblizu Auteng, cz}onko~
vie tego towarzystwa pcchwycili
chinskiego' chrzcscijahskiegc Pc
dlera. odcieli mu nogi i recea jego
zwloki posiekall " kawa}k!. Pre-
w6dzc6w tego towarzystwa aresz~
towano, a Is juz zosta{o straco-
nych. Szesciu z mich powieszono "
celach wieziennych ito me pod}ug
zwyktego zwyczaju, lecz zawieszo-
no ich ma kra,kach q palce u ich
n6g dotyka}y, troche zieml dop6ki
ME z konali, a ,nri zostali potwiar.
to~ani.
Fomime tego towarzystwo
wzrasta " " corsz wieksza liczbe
cz}onk6w. Dowicdziano she " do
da,ku, &c rewne stowarzyszenie
refurmacyjene msjace kwatere "
Canton, oswiadczy}o L, Hung
Changowi, ie ma 10000, Goo taels
ma obrone cesarsa j kraju.
%
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21

skr6ceniu, gdy dzisiaj ~czytelnik
skazany jest ma to, re 2 fall artyku~
low o rozmaitych przedmiotach
must wyszukiwac to co 60 zajmu-
ie.
Gazcty amerykalskie, zda-
MEN dziennlkarza apyielskiego, So
ia }a{szywej drodze re swoim made
miarem materya}u i PREDICT czy
p6zniej beda musialy zmienic ten
system. Dowodem tego dziennik
|, Daily Mal)", kt6ry za}ozony
pred laty czterema' podawa1 ma
pocz9tKu tylko s]treszczane artyku-
4y kr6tkie wiadomosci, by1 maj
mniejszym dzlennikiem londyh~
skim n~ajtahszym W sprzedszy cza~
stkowej, - egzemplarz kosztuje l
cent a obccnie jest juz groz~
nYm wsp6lzawodnikiem najpow az~
nicjszych d~ziennik6w.
A vice idea}em dziennika W
wieku XX~tym bedzie TAXI kt6-
rego czytelnik zdola W ]eduej !
chwlli poinformowac sig wyczer-
pujaco o po}ozeniu ca}ego swiata.
DodaG naIezy, re p. Harms-
cz}owiek 3%5cioletni. jest
jednym z uajbogatszych dzienni~
karskich wydawc6w angielekich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21
ley odnawiac.

Icy ONA0W AAVs
MOZE ME KAZDEMU
WlADOMO re we wolnYch Sta
mach Zjednoczonych istnieje ~jeszcze
" piekt6rych miejscach prawo ka-
rama ludzi ch}osta cielesna u slupa
[pod pregierzem] W mleScie New
Castle, Del. niedaleko wiekszego
m. Wilmington postawiono pod
p"regierzem (u s}upa) przywiaza~
nych dwdch przestepc6w. PER-
wszym z mich by} biaIy czfowiek
George Riley, kt6ry wypuszczony
niedawno z kryminafu by4 znowu
z}apany ma rabunku; drugim by}
murzyn, r6wniez niepoprawny z}o~
dziej. Rileya trzymano przywiaza-
uego da s}upa przez godzine,- poe
czem pos}ano go do wiezienia ma
5 lat. Murzynowi, pc odwiazaniu go
cd s}upa, wsypanonago1e p|ecy 20
batdw. Oprdcz tego bito publ
cznie pc nagicb plecach dziesieciu
innych z}odziei lub takich, co ska
zanl ma to byli "a bicie swoich
ION.
Dziwow1sku temu przyglada}y
sic tysiace ciekawych widow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-21

wieku XX~tym be die TAXI z kt6-
rego czytelnik zdo}a W ]eduej
chwlli poinformowac sig wyczer-
pujaco o po}ozeniu ca}ego swiata.
DodaG naIezy, re p. Harms~
worth, cz}owiek 35cioletni, jest
jednym uajbogatszych dzien"i~
karskich wydawc6w angielekich.
PR0BA z OKRETEM POD
WODNYM.
Minsteryum marynarki franz
cuzkiej rozwiaza}o o%statcznie a
gadke zeglrgi podwadnej podczas
odbytych niedawno prob z okretem
podwodnym Narval Morse. Proc
by q tym ostatniu zwlaszcza, wy
paddy swietnie. Okret ten wazy l46
ton, a pedzony elektrycznoscia.
Zanurza sic W 2 minutach pod Voc
de i tylez potrzebuje, ahy wyp}y-
nae ma powierzchpia.
s~AMOtHODEM do bieguna
p6fnocnego. Liczne czyniono juz
PROXY dotarcia do bieguna p6}noc-
nego. lecz wszelkie przedsiewziecia
specify dotyczas "a niczem. SANTA.
mi, okretami, balonem usi4owano
dvstac sig do upragnionego celu.
lecz daremnie. Obecnie zabrano sic
do spozy,kowana najsw1ezszcgo
srodka lokomocyi - s~amochodu.
Wynalazca tego sp~ecyalnego po-
jazdu do drogi pc powierzchniach
sniegowych, wypr6bowa} so W po-
dr6zack eksploatacyjuych W Austria
lii Mower Zelandyi. Sl|2 motoro'
W. jest para, a pojazdy So try ra>
gem z4aczonc. Obrecze k6t zaopa-
trzonc So W kolce, BIZ mog}v lepicj
W l6d sic zag}ebiat. Warstwa filcu
pokrywajaea dach, sciany bocznc
tylnc ME pr7cpuszcza!a Emma,
$ciana przednia zas jest &c szkia,
tax, &c jadacy ma pred soba wi
dok wolny. Pojazd motorowy !
transsportowy p~o}aczone So re SODA
korytarzem, a ogrzewa je motor
para, kt6ra idzie przez rury az do
tylnej sciany, tax re W pojazdach
znajduie sic ciag}y strumieh parry.
WlLGOC " izbach sypialnych
MONA usuna6, W kazdym rozie
z,n%niejszyd, gdy SIC pod soiany.
pod }6Aka i sprzety pok}adzle wor-
k, nape}nione weglami drzewnemi
suchemi, te woiagaja W sieble
wszelke wilgot ale nalezy je raz
pc rax wysuszad, badz ma s}cncu
badz v ciep}em przewiwncm miej.
scu. Eto ma sc,any orlesn,alc, ME
chaj prey Mich postawi nac,yDia !
polonem, ale ME gaszonem wapnem
lspros.kowanem. Wapno tallo ~