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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-07-25

In Re: Estate OF Polly G. Steinback,
late of Davidson Township, Sullivan Co.,
Pa, deceased
To Addie f. Bushnell. Alice G. Noble,
and Alva G. Noble, her husband, l.. l..
Steinhack, Irene Hazzen, Nellie G. Rob
bins and Taylor Robins, her husband,
Bell Houskneoht and Frank Houseknecht
her husband, and Lafayette d. Steinback
heirs of said Polly C. Steinback and all
others interested: You are hereby Motif
ed that the Orphans Court Of Sullivan
County, Pa, has awarded an inquest to
make partition and valuation of certain
Real Estate Of the said Polly G, Steinhack
deceased, consisting of a lot of land and
dwelling house located thereon, in the
village al Sonestown, Sullivan County, Pa.
adjoining the I.nrah Hotel.
Aud that said inquest will be held on
the promises aforesaid an TUESDAY the
10th dav of SEPTEM BER, 1901, at 9
O'Clock q. IN. when and where YOU may
attend II you think proper.
II. w. OSLER, Sheriff.
Sherifi's office, Laporte, Pa, July ~, '0l
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-07-25
Entertainment Next Week

A musical and literary entertain-
ment will be given at the Baptist
church next Tuesday evening by
Miss Jennie Laura Keefe of Athens,
Pa, assisted by Miss Chase of Eagles
Mere. Miss Keefe is a musician of
much skill and ability, and rare
musical and literary treat is prom
iSed.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-07-25
Republican County Committee
Meeting.


There will be a meeting of thu
Republican Standing Committee
at Laporte, Pa, on Monday, July %
1901, at o'clock pm. for the pur
pose of fixing dates for primaries
and conventions and other busines:
of the committee. A full attendance
is earnestly desired.
Following is II list of the commit.
teemen:
Bernice-John Schaad.
Cherry-R. G. r. Kishinka.
Colley %. o. Barns.
DushOre N. OsIer.
DavidsOn-D. II. LOrah.
Elkland-O. H. McCarty.
Eagles Mere-E. V. Ingham.
Forks-E. r.. Warburton.
FoX-S. U. Morgan.
FOrksville-JOhn Randall
Hillsgrove-Dan Graffius.
Jamison City-Geo. Lilley.
Laporte Boro.-W. c. Mason.
I4aporte Twp.-Ray Kessler.
Lopez-Wm. J. McCarty.
Ricketts-F. G. Kuns.
Ringdale-S. Mead.
Shrewsbury-R. w. Bennett.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-07-25
YOUR MONEY BACK

East of the Mississippi
River-points west are
allowed freight to the
River. 1t Is made of
solid oak, nicely pol
ished, measures so
inches high, "a inches
long, 16 inches deep,
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-07-25
Teachers Examinations.

The examination of applicants for
teachers provisional certificates will
occur as follows:
Laporte Borough and Township,
at Laporte, August B.
Davidson, Shrewsbury and Eagles
Mere, at Muncy Valley, Aug. 3.
Forks, Elkland and Hillsgrove, at
Forksville, August 6.
Fox Township, at Skunk, Aug. Z.
Cherry Twp. and Dushore, at Du-
shore, August 8.
Colley Twp, at Lopez, August 8.
All examinations will begin
promptly at $3.50 a. m. Teachers
are requested to provide themselves
with Sxl2 examination paper and
paper fastenings. Teachers must at
tend the examination held for the
district in which they intend to
teach or present a written permit
from a member Of the school board
to attend another examination.
Directors and citizens are cordial.
ly invited to attend the examina-
tiOns.
f. w. MEYLERT, Co. Supt.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-07-25
County Seat Indices.
ANo CHANCES At THE TIMES.

B. +. Crossley of Dushore, was
Sunday visitor in town.
Miss Villa Murrell of Athens,
is visiting friends in town.
Atty. and Mrs. f. J. Mullen are
Pan American visitors this week.
1t is better to advertise today
than to have a dull day tomorrow.
An ounce of publicity by a mer-
chant is worth a pound of it by the
sheriff.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Lawrence
are visiting friends in Waverly, n.
v, this week.
Editor Victor Hugo of Dushore,
was doing business at the county
seat, Friday last.
Conductor ii. l.. Edkin of the
". 4 y. B. passenger train, is laid
up with typhoid fever.
Atty. w. p. Shoemaker, tran
sacted business in Williamsport, the
the early part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James DeCou OF
Trenton, n. j., are registered at the
Mountain House.
Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. Hogan OF
LarrOss, Wisconsin, are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. f.. Reeder.
Miss Mary Mutfley of Baltimore,
is a guest at the Mountain House,
having arrived Saturday evening.
Miss Mollie Keeler of New
York is spending her summer vaca-
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Keeler.
Mr.. Harry Rockwell, plumber
for Jas. Cunningham of Dushore, is
making some Improvements about
the county Jail.
Sheriff Osler who has been look
ing after his farming interests in
Elkland, spent Sunday with his
family at the county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. StOrmOnt
and son Robert, of New York, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Stor-
mont of this place.
The Rev. William Evans Kun
kel and Mr.. Robert f. Hopkins OF
Milton, Pa, called on the Rev. OthO
Brant DID,, Monday evening.
Miss Edith Bruner of Muncy, is
the pleasantly entertained guest of
the Misses Meylert at their home on
West Main street.
Mrs. Ann Mcylert of Buffalo,
arrived in town Saturday to occupy
her cottage on Main street for the
balance of summer.
Miss Anna BOnci has returned
to Sayre having enjoyed a three
weeks visit with her parents and
friends at this place.
Miss Lizzie KOstenbader of near
Freeport ILL.,, and Miss Sarah Gehres
of New Columbia, Pa, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ritter.
Merchant #. j. Keeler returned
much improved i'm health last week
from the Williamsport Hospital,
where he spent several days receiv-
ing special treatment.
MIR. John II. Brewster and fam
lily of Washington ID. c., are domi.
ciled i'm their cottage at this place
for the summer. Mr.. Brewster is in
very poor health and was unable tC
reach here earlier i'm the season.
Miss Mae Funston, who has
spent the past year in Philadelphia
and Washington, arrived Monday
evening to visit her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Funston mt Woodlawu
cottage.
The following named party OF
young people enjoyed drive auG
picnic at Eagles Mere, Tuesday af
ternoOn: Misses Maud Crossley, Lena
Skinner, Laura Short, Grace Brad
ford, Myrtle Bryan, Mrs. Gregory
Mr.. Bidlack and Shoemaker.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-07-25

| OST OR MISLAID, Policy No.
l 1912, issued by The Penn Mu.
tual Life Insurance Company, on the
life of John c. BOgart. The finder
will please return 1t to the under
signed. Application has been made
for the issuing of duplicate.
JOHN G. BOGART, S0nestOwn.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-07-25

NOTICE is hereby given to the public
~ that have this day purchased all
the goods and chattles of JAG, Sitter
and his wife Anna Sitzer, the same being
at Bernice, Sullivan county, Pa, and
have leased the same to Jacob Sitter for
such term as it may please me to intrust
him with the same.
JOHN KIESS.
Laporte, Pa, July Is, 1901.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-07-25
LAPORTE ICE CREAM
PARLOR.

When the mercury goes up, go up
too, to Funston's ice cream parlor
for a big dish of delicious GOODNESS.
Sold by the quart or dish at rooms
in former Hotel Maine. Good meas
ure is part of our religion and
prompt service and courteOusness
are our side line specialties for which
we make no extra charges. Open
every afternoon and evening with a
variety of favored cream.
CHAS. r.. FUNSTON, Prop.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-07-25
A New Act Supplants the Repealed Com
pulsory Education Law.

pulsory Education Law.
The Ford Compulsory Education
bill which has just been signed by
Governor Stone, repeals the present
compulsory act and is regarded as
one of the most important school
measures since the enactment of the
law establishing public schools. Ii
provides that childr0n between S
and 16 years shall be sent to day
school i'm which the common Eng.
lish branches are taught continually
during the entire time in which the
public schools in their district are in
their district are in session, unless
excused by the board of the school
district.
The act does not apply to children
between 13 to 16 years who can read
and write the English language and
are regularly employed, or to chill,
dren who are being taught in Eng
lish in the common branches OF
learning by a governess or private
teacher in family. Employers OF
children are required to furnish an
nually before the third Monday OF
the school term and quarterly there
after to the board in their districts
the name, age, and name of parent
or guardian of every such child UNI
der 16 years.
Heavy penalties are prescribed for
violation of these features of the
law. School boards are clothed with
authority to appoint attendance Off
GERS to arrest and apprehend truant>
and others who break its provisions.
The compensation of these officers
is fixed by the board appointing
them, but in townships shall not ex-
ceed 81 day. Truancy and incOr-
rigibility shall be deemed disorder
iy cohduct, and children convicted
of this Oflense may be sentenced to
any special or reforn,atory school.
Assessors are required to make at
the spring registration of voters a
list of all children i'm their respective
districts, between 6 and l6 years, to
be returned to the commissioners,
and by them to be furnished the
secretary of the school district prior
to July 10.
Teachers are required to furnish
the attendance officer or superin.
tendent with a list of all children In
their school who have been absent
three days or their equivalent with
an excuse. A superintendent OF
of school, secretary of the board, at.
tendance officer or controller, who
neglects to comply with the act il
liable to Il fine of $25.
MISS MuIiiy VI pdlttilloTe, Will
has made a life study Of music, Ii
now at the Mountain House, La
porte, Pa, and will be pleased tC
communicate with any one who may
desire instructions in Piano, Organ
or Harmony,
A large amount Of hcmloak and
rock oak bark is wanted, Inuuirt
of North American Tannery, Lewis
town, Pa.
Spring chickens wanted, p. w
Gallagher, proprietor of the I.apOrtt
Hotel, will pay the highest marke
npipa for snrinp chicken
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-07-25
IN TIL + MATTER OF TIL + PETITION
of Charles A. Terry, an Insolvent.

OF Charles A. Terry, an lnsolvent.
TO all creditors of said petition.
Notice is hereby given that Charles A
Terry OF Eldred Mexican county, Pa.
formerly Of Forksville, Sullivan county
Pa, has filed in the Court OF Common
Pleas of Sullivan County,a petition pray
ing for the bereil of the insolvent laws OF
this Commonwealth and for discharge
there under, and that hearing upon said
petition will take place at the Court House
at l.aporte, Sullivan county, Pa, on Mon
day the 10th day OF September 1901, al
. o'clock =. m.
WM. j. LAwrENCE, Proth.
LILLEy WILSON, Attys. for Petitioner
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-07-25
ICE CREAM.

Ritter's Ice Cream Parlor open
for the season, well prepared for
public comforts in times of extreme
heat. Special attention given to tea
parties and weddings. Hoffnagle's
Ice Cream has distinct value and
is a delicious treat. Sold fresh from
the factory every Saturday evening.
w. b. RITTER, Proprietor.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-07-25
Church Echoes.

The Convention of the Sabbath
School Association of Sullivan Co.
will be held at Muncy Valley on
Thursday and Friday, August 10 and
l6,. 1901.
The NJ. f. church of Nordmont
will hold festival on the church
lawn next Saturday evening, July
y.
Bishop Ethelbirt Talbot d. D.,
l.. l.. ID. who is an eloquent speaker,
preached an able sermon from the
text-"HOw can these men be sup
piled with bread in the wilderness" "
to large audience in the st. John
in the Wilderness Protestant Epis-
copal church of Eagles Mere. The
Bishop administered the Rite OF
Confirmation to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
F. Cheney, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Smith.
The Rev. Otho Brant, ID. d., OF
Laporte, Rev. f. n. Haughton OF
Scranton, and Rev. George Moore OF
Chester, Pa. took part in the services.
Prayer meeting i'm the M. E.church
of this place at 8 p. IN. Thursday
evening. Topic for service-"What
the Holy Scriptures are to me-" A
short song service will follow the
devotional meeting.
st. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church. Seventh Sunday after
Trinity. The Rev. .Otho Brant, DID.
Rector, will preach at II am. Morn.
ing Prayer and sermon, subject
"Hurtful things and those things
which are profitable" at 1870 p. m.
Evening prayer and sermon, subject
"Christian Earnestness." Music
by the choir. All are most cordially
invited to attend these services.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-23
sluchaniu delegacye parlamentu

sluchaniu delegacye parlamentu l
seimu i ubolewaf mad ,,demoraliza-
cya mfodziezy". Obwiniaf wszyst-
kie klasy ludno5ci o wywolanie O.
becnych stosunkow, kt6re wpfyne-
1y ma lekcewazenie kr6lewskiego
maiestatu. Cesarz widzi to dobrze,
re Niemcy ME otaczaja go TAXA
czcia, jaka otaczai iego dziadka,
Wilhelma I.
LoNDYN, 23go Maroa, -
Gazeta ,,Pall Nal" donosi, ze sfa'
why fortepianista Paderewski. kt6-
~ obecnie podr6zuje po Hiszpanii,
otrzymai onegdaj wiadomoss o
smierci jedynego swego syna. Po-
dobno wyra7ii sic W obec przyja-
ci6f, ze przez rok zafoby po synu
ME bedzie wystepowat publicznie.
Syn Paderewskiego. kt6rego
smierci donosza, byl jego synem z
pierwszej zony, kt6ra ozenil sic W
VIZ. 1879. Podowczas Paderewski
ME miai wielkiej siawy, q chociaz
koncertowai przedtem przez trzy
lata W r6znych miastach Polski i
Rosyi, ME posiadaf jeszcze techni-
XII odpowiedniei Pc sdwuletnich
studyach W konserwatoryum war-
szawskiem zostst jednakowoz pro-
fesorem muzyki i wtedy to ozenii
sic z Polka, iczac ledwie lat 10.
zona jego umaraa W rok p6zniei
pozostswiajac mu syRs, ktdy je-
anakovOa bys haieks nieulecEsL
ayn, chesiaA ssanEnR sas Y nim
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-23
zyCio cara VI DiebezpieczelStVie.
PzedsiewzietO rome srodh ostroznoscl.
Ma nieprzyjaci6l w najblizszem oto=
CZeniu.
en- PADFRFWsKIEMU zABRALA sMIERG sYNA
fortepisn6E Rohlf1ngs Milwaukee pastWa piomieni.

wosci, &e ostatnie zaburzeaia STU
dent6w W Perersburgu zostana tax
samo st4umione, jak sthumiano je
dotychczas. Stanowia one wszakze
dowod, ze W serou Rosyi sierra sic
idee, ktore W latach 1880 1874
wstrzasnefy GAIA Europa zaoho-
dnis. Zaburzenia to stana sic tenn
niebezpieczniejszemi, i'm wieceJ
brutalnie starac sig bedzie sttu-
mic je Rad despotyczny. Me
tylko budzi sic W Rosyi duch opo-
zycyi uczacej sic mtodziezy przeciW
iarzmu narzucanemu narodowi TO-
syjskiemu przez despotyzm cara,
lecz r6wnoczesnie ten duch opozy-
cyl ogarnia umysfy klas pracuja-
cych, a klasy te rosna W sife i zna-
czenie W miare WzrostuzewnetrzneJ
potegi Rosyi rownoczesnego
wzmagania sic iei przemystu /
handlu. Ze zwyczajnych, g}upich i
ociezaiych ,.muzyk6w" przeobraza-
ia sic rosyjscy chtopi W robotnik6w,
stykajacych sic duchem kul-
tury zachodniej nabierajqcych
nowych poglqd6w ma ekonomi-
ezns polityczne stosunki W
swei oiczyznie. Rad rosyjski u
prawiajao swq polityke zaborcza ma
zewnatrz, przysposabia bezwiednie
r6wnocze5nie grunt do przewrot6w
wewnetrznych. Stan robotniczy
dojdzie predzej lub p6zniei do roz-
poznania swojej silly i zazada przy-
puszczenia siebie do wspotudziafu
W rzadaoh. Inteligencya rosyjska,
jak tego dowodza obecne rozruchy
studenckie, postara sic to, azeby
chwile odrodzenia sie Rosyi ma
wewnatrz przyspieszyt. o lie pre-
to Rad rosyjski ma powody cie-
szenia sic tryumf6w, jake odnosi
jego polityka zaborcza ma zeWnatrz,
tyle antagonist Rosyi maja po-
wod cieszyc sie nadzieja, re dni
caratu rosyjskiego So jua policzone,
zmiana stosunk6w wewnetrznych
W tym kraju wpiynie znowu ma
zmiane stosunk6w miedzynarodo-
wych. Me zazdroscmy przeto ma
razie caratowi poWodzenia pozor-
nego.
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Kr6tkie notatki miejskie.

= w Melrose Park wczoraj cd.
by} sie kaukus celem nominowania
kandydat6w ma urzedy miejscowe.
Ale okazafo sic, ae IS wyborc6w
oddaio az 10 gfosow. Cos podo-
bnego zdarzyio sig " haywood,
gdzie prezes spostrzegi ma csas o.
szustwoi ,,zamkna} bude". W obu
miejscowosciach dzisiaj ponownie
maja sic odbyc kaukusy.
- Dzisiaj po pofnocy wybuchf
pozar W hurtownym magazynie
6rmy Wolf, Sayer G. Heller, zaj.
mujacej sie wyrobem przybor6w
rzeznickioh, pzy Peoria str. i zrza.
dzii szkode ma $4,000, MIN go uga-
szono.
Wezoraj zamknieto pubhezne
szkoty wieczorne. W roku bic
aacym uczeszczaio do mich s,72s
osob, v seku sssziym $500,
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MILWAUKEE, Wis, % Marca. :

MILWAUKEE, Wis, % Marca. -
Skfad fortepian6w sfawnel frmy
VIM. Bohlfng & Sons, ma rogu u
lie Wisconsin j Mason, stat sic pa
silva pfomieni. Straty wynosza
100000. Skiad znajdowat sic W
czteropietrowym budynku i mie.
Sell opr6cz fortepian6w wielki "a
pas nut. Sasiednie budynki takze
mocno ucierpiafy.
New YORK, 23go NJ aroa.
Morfnista Robert Il. Moulton
strzelil ubieg}ej nocy W piwiarni
pod hotelem Pabsta do aktorki
May Buckle do jsj towarzysz6w.
Skaleczyi dwie osoby i tfomaczyi
sic nastepnie ssna policyi, Re ME
vie, co uczyni}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-23
Kronika MiejscoWa.
z ratusZa.

Nadkomisarz budowy kazaf O.
pracowac sprawozdanie, ktorego
wynika, wbrew kiamliwym twier.
dzeniom republikanskich broszur,
re W czasie czterech lat gospodarki
przed Harrisonem koszta zarzadu
miasta wynosify $6,6OS.496, a W
czasie czteroletniej gospodarkiHar.
risona $6.575.595. Kontrakta do
brukowania ulic hyfy wydawane,
jak naleay, tym, kt6rzy podawali
najnizsze oferty.
Przy ubieganiu sic urzad pia.
tnika miejskiego, na kt6ry zgfosifo
sic 1877 aplikant6w, najlepszy e.
gzamin zfoayi Harry D. Bird, a po
MIN Col. VIM. W. Bell, veteran /
John L. Healy. Pomimo tego
Bird ME otrzymama tel posady,
tylko Bell, dlatego, Ee jest wetera-
mem: Bird moae otrzymac miej.
see pierwszego asystenta, Healy
drugiego asystenta Pfatnik miej-
ski pobiera $4,000 pensyi, pierwszy
asystent S24OO, a drugi $1,000.
Przez rece platnika przechodza
wszystkie pieniadze pobierane
przez miejskich urzednikow W su-
mie jakioh $11. .0o00oo.
Wozorai komisya wyborcza zaj-
mowasa sie aprawa kandydat6w ma
konstabltw " dsislnioy zachodniaj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-03-23

bystry umysl. Syn ten spedzit
swe zycie gt6wnie W mieszkaniu
ojca W Paryzu, gdzie MIN sic opie-
kowat przyjaciel artysty, p. Gorski.
Paderewski zawsze tkliwie syna
kochat nieszczeScie tegoz wpfyne.
10 gl6wnie ma rozwiniecie sic me-
lancholijnego usposobienia u arty-
sty. Dnia 81 Maja 1899 Paderew.
ski ozenlf sic W Warszawie pania
Helena baronowq de Rosen, z kt6-
ra tez p6zniej byf W Ameryce kt6-
ra sama prowadzi jego interesa f.
nansowe.
LoNDYN, % Marca. - Major
Julian Byng zabraf Boerom W pan
stwie Oranje 10000 sztuk bydfa
10000 owiec. General Faurie
wziai do niewoli 200 Boer6w, "a
braf 5000 koni, 10000 owiec i
wielka iloS6 bydta. Podobno od-
dziafy generaia De Wet rozwiazaiy
sic.
T1EN Ts1N, % Marca. - Anglicy
Rosyanie wycofali wojska re spor-
nego terytoryum znik}a Ottawa
zbrojnego starcia sic obu wojsk.
Rosyanie, kt6rzy zajmowali sporne
TERRITORY um, usuneli niego swojs
sztandary.
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Telegrar11y.

PETERSBURG, 25go Marca. -
Poioya zbiera ciagie dowody two
rzenia sie nowych spisk6w ma zy-
ole cara wysokich urzednik6w.
Rueh nihilist6w, kt6rych giowne
komitety znajduja sic W Kijowie i
0desie, jest popierany przez osoby
najbi&szego otoczenia cara.
Przedsiewzieto ca}y szereg r6znych
zazsdzen. Gdy car znajduje sic
W pokoju, ME MONA z zewnatrz O.
tworzy6 drzwi. Gdy udziela po-
sfuchania, jest strzezony. W jego
gabinecie stoi biurek, przy kt6-
rych siada raz tu, drugi raz tam.
Sciany pokoju So wybite piytami
ze stall. Wojsko otrzymaio rozkaz
trzymania sic W pogotowiu' Poste-
runki policyi wzmocniono ma uh-
each. Aresztowano uwieziono IL
osob, kt6re utrzymyWafy stosunki
Karpowiczem, morderca ministra
Bogoliepowa.
PETERSBURG, 2Sge Marca. -
Gubernator wydai rezkas, zabra-
nisjacy zbierania sic ns ulicach
placach publicznych. sprzeciwia-
jaoy sig rozporzadzeniom policyi
ulegaja karze trzymiesiecznego
wiezienia zapfaty pienieznej do
uysokosci 500 rubli.
Zaniechano wyk}ad6w ola kobist
W instytucie msdycznym tutejsze-
60 uniwersytetu.
LoNDYG, 23go d. area. =
W Moskwis miafa odbye sic wczo.
raj demonstracya 10000 ssudent6w
/ robotaikow, postanowiono wszak-
re ediesyS takowa do dnia pogEze-
ba xaaistsa BegOaapowa. rsssdsis.
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Rome wiadomOscl
telegraflczne.

- Rada miejska W Kilonii prze.
znaczyla 100000 masek ma po.
wiekszenie portu.
= Pod Ludwigshafen, " Bawa-
ryi pojawH sic nowy egzemplarz
uKuby rozpruwacza".
- Australia ma W tym roku do
sprzedania p6itrzecia miliona bu-
sill pszenicy wiscej, nia miafa W
roku zeszlym.
= General flipihski Fullon pod
dai sie ma wyspie Panayz lSo ludz-
mi
- W sasstewie dswano " te-
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wzieto srodki ostroznosci. Cd 10

wzieto srodki ostroznosci. Cd ~
dni wojsko spi W garnizonach W
ubraniu. Me ulega watpliwo5ei,
re przyjdzie do rozlewu krwi.
LoNDYN, 23go M Ca. -
General Botha by{ 20 Lutego W
Pretoryi i widziaf sic osobiscie z
lordem Kitchener. Omawiano wa
runki pokoiu j Botha zdawaf sic
bye zadowolonym. 3Marca wmie-
szaf sic W to sprawe Alfred Miner,
poda} nowe warunki, a general Bo'
tha odrzucif takowe W imieniu
rzadu Transwalu i panstwa O.
ranje.
MARsYI1A, 25go Marca. -
$4,000 ludzi zastrajkowa}o przez
sympatye ola strajkier6w ma do
kach. Miedzy innymi porzucili
prace konduktorzy i motorowi przy
tramwajach. Pomimo t9 wyfadowu-
je okrety 1000 nieunionist6w, a
kilkadziesiat ludzi obsfuguje wa
gony kolei ulioznej. Strawberry
wystepuja zaczepnie, lecz policya
czyni CO moze, azeby utrzymao po-
rzadek.
BERLIN, 23go M aroa. -
Cesarz Wilhelm przyjmowaf ma po-
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atrze .Przemytnikow". Rzucono
ma scene butelka brzydko cuch-
naca ciecza i przedstawienie mu-
siano odroczyc.
= Kr6lowa angielska Aleksan-
drs wyjechata do Kopenhagi. Pre-
jezdzata wczoraj przez Bruksele.
W Neapolu wracaja strajkie'
rzy do roboty.
- W powiecie Halifax, Va,
wyrwano rak urzednik6w sqdo-
wych Negra, oskarzonego o podto.
zenie ognia. Zastrzelono go.
- Zachodzi obecnie watpliwosc,
czy Pat Grove uprowadzif W Oma-
ba syna milionera Cudahy. W
Dallas, Texas, przyznat sic niejaki
81. E. Henderson, ze on, ME kto
inny, dopuscif sic zbrodni.
- We Waszyngtonie panuje
przekonanie, re W Chinach zanosi
sic ma porozumienie sig mocarstw.
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w Coliseum wczoraj zostafa O.
twartq wystawa samochod6w (auto-
mobil6w) i trwao bedzie do 30 bm.
10 fabrykant6w wystawiio swe wy
roby. W Poniedziafek wieczorem
odbedzie sic tam ,,parada automo-
blow frachtowych" muzyka.