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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-12-05
News OF Woodstock

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Prof. Edward IL. "'i''"ms VI
Andover' Mass'' is al the mn
Officers will be elected at the rev
ular meeting OF the W. H. - ~ &c
held today.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Z. TAYLOR VIII
S ,end the winter with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. D. Ha'pin, in Windsor leaving
this week.
Mrs A. r.. C,arda,, of Randolph
T.. ,:.I ,a., g. II C,,ndoll. for
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q. $1,000, .h,,ro, and tor three
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! Wj,h".. A. Hutchinson, brother
Of Mrs. F. II. Delano, has resigned
his position with the Windso, Ma
chine company to accept similar
situation with the Sullivan Machine
company of Clarcmont, N. ii.
"Sag Harhor," one James A.
Herne's best known PLAYS, comes to
Music hall Wednesday, Dec. IS. 1t
will he given by an excellent Conn
panv under the personal direction Of
Mrs. Herne.
E;a,t dave of breezy winter
,,.,,h., .,,,ed Tuesday. thermo,n.
,te,s then rollv;no q lille after pro-
,or.re1 s;rl;,o snel,s An inch or
., - s,o,, Col, Th,rs,,.v enough
.>,.,,,,,, .,,o .o,as and o,s s,.;gh
was seen IN the streets.
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NAH r''o"y evening " '"'' "
large """e"'e' LUG p'"y nov
plenty OF eNc''e'.'e"'' mum ~
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fine O,,.,. ,,o,n,,;rs The SONGS
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ente,ta;n;n, IN. audience in the sec.
ond act
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ond ,h.v st,r,ed oA down ,h.- hill
:, ;, ,n,r,, ,,,,;,o N. s,;cL .rs,
,ho,, Thew Len, ahead q, tb. ,oo
q, ,h. down q, ,de and brokc ava,
f,,,n :, no,, NJ Moro,r,s bo,se
M, bon, on rur,;no come d;stanc,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-12-05
EAST BARNARD.

~SNseS~~A~s
Augustus Farr is in Bridgcwater
for few days, called there by the
severe illness of his mother.
J. p. Nutting from Leominster,
Mass, was at f. y. Shows the
first OF the week.
Geo. Allen of South Royalton has
been suffering from an attack of
erysipelas at Lyman Aliens.
Forrest Harlow and wife spent
Thanksgiving with his mother at
West Clare mont, N. II.
1. ~. epstcr soiu ms TWIN oxen
to II. H. Daniels last week.
Nina Markham commenced her
school ut Turkey Hollow last Mon.
day.
Ed Durkee and family. Frank
Billings and wife, NJ. II. Billings
and Slay,on Billings and Franklin
Ferguson were guests at +. Y.
SHOWS Thanksgiving dav.
Do not, forget the social n, the
hall Friday evening.
John Adams and family spent
Thanksgiving with NJ $. Edna Burch
at North Pomt'et.
Volney Webster is working for
II. II. Daniels.
A Mr.. Spaul ling from ruftsville
was in town recently surveying a
wood lot at NJ. II. Chandler's tor
II. II. Daniels.
f. I. Graves AMI wife spent
Thanksgiving with S. II. Allen at
Grand View farm.
Louise Pennington OF Newbr,y,
N. H., is visiting her father, VIM.
Pennington.
Edward Miller las purchased a
horse of Edwin Pitkin.
H. Fl. Daniels had the misfortune
to lose an OK Monday.
Mrs. James Noonan and her
uncle, Franklin Ferguson, visited
friends at West Hartford Wednes-
day.
Fred hlosher and wife spent
Thanksgiving at "A. r. Caswelps in
North Pomfret.
Mrs. Maria Keith spent Thanks
giving with her nephew and niece
at Grand View farm, her old home
kwhere she was born 81 years ago,
and has lived there many years.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-12-05

The last veteran of the war of
1912 has not died for over a month
now. The Kansas papers seem to
be losing their grip on the news of
the day.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-12-05
POST OFFICE NOTICE
MAILS CLOSE.

d SION, New York. North and East. 1000 A
W.. 800 p. NJ. $50 i. NJ.
B.il.ewater, Rutland, and Ludlow 6.lo
4. NJ, and 3.0OP.. M,
mth Woodstock and Felchville. 800 P. N
Il ,rnard and Bethel. G.i5 A. NJ.
office hours from q. ~ A. N. TOP p. NJ
Sundays. II Ia p. ".
FREuERICK CHAPMAN. =. NJ.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-12-05

Al, trains daily Sundays excepted. Flag
station. ! Trains Nos. 9 and stop on
signal.
trains without notice.
J. q. PORTER.
Genera! Manager.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-12-05
F. w. 3. SMITH,
NORTH STAR FUR COATS.

Robert Farr of St. Adams,
brakeman on the Central Vermont
railroad, was severely injured by
being knocked off the train at Ran
dolph. A projecting water spout
struck him in the face.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-12-05
Bring Your Horses
To WinslOw's Shop.

Horse shoeing and general job work done
promptly and with care. Mr.. Winslow
will be In the shop to look after the wants
of his old patrons.
II Z. BARNARD.
HIGH STREET, WOODSTOCK. VI.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-12-05

Ex-Gov. {. S. Page of HYDE
Park has returned from Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28
Prayed
TO BE RELEASED FROM
LIFE.
Almost Insane From NerV=
BUSINESS.
DIR. Miles Nervine My Sal
Walton.

Do you enjoy life. or do you sleep poorly
that you are more tired when you get up than
when you go to bedf Is your appetite failing. are
you getting thin: does your head ache, o1ck ache,
eyes tire easily? These symptoms of nerv-
rs disorder. which should be promptly treated or
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II was almost insane with nervous trouble.
Could not eat or sleep. Could see no pleasure In
life: indeed. life a burden to me, and even
prayed God to release from IT, Three doctors
did all they could for me. all to purpose.
in despair OF ever getting better when saw the
advertisement OF Dr. Miles Restorative Nervire.
l got bottle. commenced taking II and wrote you
for advice | followed II carefully. taking your
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some months since stopped taking the Tonic. bur
i keep the Neryine IN the house all the time, IL
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let them write to and I will do my best 10
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REDDEN la Jose, Pa
All druggists sell and guarantee first bottle DIR.
Miles Remedies, Send for free book on Nervous
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Co. Elkhsrt. Ind.
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For sale and guaranteed by

in the right Of way OF 18th street has Ia
miliarized the public mind with Its i'm
portance. Mr.. Lee thought that II there IS
any portion Of the District outside OF Flor
ida avenue where the population and tax
able values have shown a tendency to In
crease it Is In the neighborhoOd, OF. 10th
street. and that this great development de-
serves encouragement wherever 1t can be
given consistent with the street extension
plan OF the city as now fixed upon and re-
corded: that after the very liberal conduct
of the land owners north of Piney branch.
whose gift has been accepted by the city,
and Is probably without parallel In the his
tory Of street extension, 1t Is not advisable
that any action should be taken calculated
to chill development in this direction: that
the appropriation made for the opening Of
18th street from Columbia road north to
Spring street Is supposed to be- based upon
the estimates OF the Commissioners. and
that at any rate it provides enough money.
SIS, OOO to open the street at It's settled
width fifty feet, for the whole distance re-
ferred to: that in his opinion the amount
of, this appropriation. taken IN connection
with the earlier great expenditures and the
unusual general width of the avenue. was
a clear expression Of the will Of Congress
that the Commissioners should continue
the driveway at the old width. and that II
any change in the width Of this street Is
contemplated for the future the Commits
sioners should submit 1t to Congress and
receive congressional approval before
changing what seems to be already deter
mined on by the old plans and the amount
of money now appropriately; that he would
very much regret to see the Commissioners
take this new departure without full pub
lie discussion and legislative approval.
Mr. Wilton J., Lambert said: 81 was sur
prised to hear there was possibility of the
engineer department attempting to narrow
the width OF 10th street extended. The
street Is by nature and through the care
fully prepared plans of both the parking
commission and street extension board des-
tined to be one Of the most important ave-
nues Of the national capital It forms the
eastern boundary Of the great Rock Creek
Park and creates a splendid boulevard from
the limits of the District to the Executive
Mansion. Congress-. by direct legislation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28
HENRY EVANS,

once announced its intention of preserving
this avenue with width Of 160 feet. upon
the faith of which a large area OF property
has been donated by owners. against whom
1t would be gross inJustce: not u''iam
full. to at the time Of taking their land
eliminate a great part Of the consideration
which necessarily prompted their acton.
Indeed / cannot see why. under the cir
cumstances, the department has any great
er right to narrow the avenue than It
would have to attempt to increase the
width thereof without congressional as
sent"
Reasons for the Proposed Change.
A delegation. of citizens. including those
whose views are given above. called on Col
John Biddle, the Engineer Commissioner.
last week at the District building. and talk
ed over with him the proposed plan for a
forfy-foot roadway north Of Morris street
1t was Stated at this time that the engineer
department had reached no denmte concur
sion regarding the matter The narrower
roadway had been suggested tentatively as
q matter of economy and temporary expe-
dience. 1t was pointed out that by cOnfin-
ing the Improvement to q narrower width
the macadam could be carried great deal
further with the appropriation at hand. 1t
was stated that the department had at no
time presumed that forty feet would be
the ultimate width of the thoroughfare be-
yoIid the old city limits. A fifty-foot road
way is to be maintained eventually, II not
at the present time. Col. Biddle said the
future widening Of the roadway to fifty
feet would depend upon the amount OF
travel on the thoroughfare. He thought the
best way to attract this travel was to i'm
prove the street as FAR out as possible.
Then the matter could be brought to the
attention of Congress and an appropriation
asked for adding the remaining ten feet to
the roadway so as to make the width uni
form throughout. Col Biddle said he had
referred the matter OF the Improvement Of
10Th street as q whole to Mr.. Frederick Law
Olmstead of Boston. member Of the Sem
ate parking commission. for an expression
Of his Views He added that while he.would
not be bound By any expression from this
gentleman. yet his views would have great
weight with Tho local government Cob
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28
Industrial Exposition in Turkey.

The State Department is informed by
United States Consul Jewett at Sivas. Tur-
key, that the local government proposes to
have an exposition of native Industries and
products at Sivas next autumn. which. he
thinks, will afford an excellent opportunity
to display American manufactures. partic-
ularly agricultural machines and imple-
ments The exposition will be something
like our state or county fairs. and will be
the first one of the kind ever held in that
part Of Turkey.
Jack-'.The photograph you sent me is
just like you, dear. I kissed IT ever so
many times
Nina-"Did 1t return your kissesr'
Jack-"No, Of course not" 81.
Nina-"Then how can you say II is like
me?"-Chicago News.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28

Biddle's idea is to improve the thoroughfare
in accordance with the best conceptions of
road construction. and at the same time to
meet the wishes OF the property owners who
have worked so faithfully for the establish
ment of the thOroughfare. 1t is believed a
satisfactory adjustment of the matter will
be reached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28
Vale Beauty
Souvenir Sale.

As further concession to her patrons and the
public. Nine. Yale has sent us a most generous
supply OF her Skin Food for free distribution
among the purchasers of her remedies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28
= MIME. WALES
Wonderful Remedies.

mere mention of the of Nine. Yale's
Health and Beauty products is sufficient on this
occasion. the young lady from Chicago will i'm
part all Of the information required regarding the
best selection, aud the proper way to them
will be advised
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-28
BEAUTY BOOKS FREE.

We shall mail free to all who write for them
Nine. Iales Celebrated Beauty Books. Full par
ticulars of Nine. Yale's Beauty Culture System
and complete price list Of all of Nine. Yale's
discoveries viii be found therein.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-28

I bawarskiego korpusu arrnii,
Mahsymilian Horn, sfalszowl
weksle ma sumo 10000 marek u
cieki.
w Stuttgart odbyl sic kon-
cert farnilii Steindel. Ojciec grail
ma drugich, 8 letni sym Albin ma
pierwszych skrzypcach. IL letni
syn Bruno grail ma fortepianie, a
9 letni Max ma cello. Artysci bu-
dill ogolny podziw.
= Powstaicy w Honduras
rozstrzelali byiego prezydenta
Sierra, wzietego do niewoli.
= Byly prezydent ze San Do
mingo, general Vasquez, przybyi
do Guatanamo, ma wyspie Kubie.
We Winnipeg, W Kanadzie,
policya zamknela dom cry, w
ktorym zastala 800 graczy, IS o.
sob aresztowano.
= Protestanccy towarzysze
krola Edwarda odradzaja mu od-
wiedzic Ojca swietego.
= Prezydent Loubet przybyl
wozoraj do Tunis. Bey Tunisu u
rzadzii ma jego Geese parade, BAN
kiet bal.
= w powiecie Houghton,
Mich, pala sic lasy. Poniewaz
panuje tam susza, niebezpieczef-
stwo wielkiej kleski zagraza oko-
licy.
: Skutkiem eksplozyi kotla z
rozpuszczonym metalem uleglo W
Lancaster, Pa, S robotnikow
smiertelnemu poparzeniu.
- Lord Yarmouth ozenii sic w
New Yorku z milionerka, Alicya
Cornelia Thaw. Zaraz po slubie
zaczeli go nachodzic wierzyciele.
= w New Yorku aresztowano
5 Wfoch6w, bedacych rzekomo
czlonkami "MafiT', tajnego iowa
rzystwa.
w Galena, ILL.,, obchodzono
uroczyscie dzieh urodzin genera
Ia Grant.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-28

,Bandzo zle musi wygladac ma
placu boju, shono mocarstwa by
ay spowodowane naldonie sulta-
ma do wydania oredzia celem u
spokojenia ludnosci albanskiej w
miejsoowosciaoh sandzakow
Prizrend, Ipek Pryszczyna.
Sultan domagal sic cd Albanczy-
k6w uspokojenia sic, pietnujac
odstepca WARY Mahometa kaz-
diego, kto rozkazu tego ME slu-
cha.
w miejsoowosci Smerdesz we
wilajecie monastyrskirn starl sic
oddziaI powstancow w sile Is
1udzi pod wodza Sarafowa z Cd
dzialem redyfow.
Morderca Szczerbiny zostal
SkaZany ma Smlerc. OrZedoWeSo
potwierdzenia wyroku cabinet
rosyjski dotad ME otrzymal. Ma
pisnlie, zawiadamiajacem cara o
smierci honsula, dopisal tenze
wlasnorecznie: "Umarl, jak bo-
hater w obronie oiczyzny."
Posei serbski W Carogrodzie
general Gruioz zwroeil ministro-
WI spraw zagranicznych uwage
ga grozna postawe Albahczykow.
Wodpowiedzi podniosl minister,
re niema obawy, by Albahczycy
przekroczyli granice T6lestwa
serbskiego. Powodem zaburzeh
wsrod Albanczykow jest hecia
robota korrmtetow macedohskich.
Spodziewat sic nalezy, re wkrot-
ce nastanie spokoj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-28
Sprawy robotnik6w.

Wczoraj W poiudnie wybuchl
strajk we fabrykach zniwiarek
Deeringa i Nc Cormicka. VIA
bryce Deeringa ma rogu ulic Cly-
bourn Fullerton ave., odeszio
cd roboty 1000 robotnikow W me-
talu i 400 dziewczat zatrudnio-
nych przy wyrabianiu nici. w IA
bryce Nc Cormicka zastrajkowa-
10 500 robotnikow W metalu.
Strawberry zgromadzili sic w So
cial Turner Hall ma rogr, North
ave. i Paulina str, gdzie tiietylko
wygioszono piomieniste mowy,
ale takze przyjeto mnostwo no.
wych czlonkow unii., w strajku
tym chodzi o to, by kompanie
wyzej wymienione uznaly unia i
piaciiy ceny unijne. Zarzad fa-
bryki Deeringa ME chcial przyjac
komitetu wczoraj rano do niego
wyslanego. Do strajkujacych ma
ley DUO nieunionistow, ktorzy
jednakowoz do uni po wiekszej
czesci przystepuja. Dziewczeta
zas strajkujace, kt6re wprawdzie
uni ME tworza, ale chca unia "a
lozyc, skarza sic, re musza przy
piracy przez przeciag 12 godzln
nstawicznie stae. Maja wpraw-
die POI godziny przerwy obiado-
wei, ale tel korzystac musza,
by czyscic swe maszyny. Take
skarza sic przywodzey robotni-
kow, re pracuja tan dziewczatka
II i 12 letnie. Slychae, re maszy-
nisci palacze wymienionych fa-
bryk przy}acza sic do strajku.
Rowniez strajkuje 40 robotnikow
W metalu W fabryce A.. Jacks
Forge Co., ma rogu Leavitt str. i
Blue Island ave.
Strajk maszynistow W rzezal-
mach istniejacy Cd dwoch miesie-
cy prawdopodobnie zakohc-y sig,
bo wyrok swoj wydai obrany
przez obie strony sad polubowny
zlozony z trzech duchownych
(pastora baptyskiego w. M.
Lawrence, proboszcza koscioia
sw. Cecylii ks. E. A. Kelly pa
stora baptyskiego MyronW. Hay
mes, Panowie ci orzekli, re 0
zmniejszeniu ilosci godzin piracy
mowy bye ME moze bez naraza-
MIA ma ruine rzezaln, ale polecaja
zaprowadzenie 8 godzinnego "a
trudnienia ma zmiane, bo IL go
dim piracy dziennej jest "a duzo;
najmniejsza plaza ma wynosic 80
centow "a godzine; maja bye "a
prowadzone W domach maszyno-
wych sanitarne ulepszenia,
zwlaszcza przyrzady .wentylacyj-
ne; tylko E dni w tygodniu ma
szynista moze pracowaG; zmu-
szae do przystepowana do uni,
lub przesladowac nieunionist6w
ME naiezy, ale naklaniac do przy-
stepowania do uni wolno.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-28
Ruch parowc6w.

Przybyiy:
New York: Vaderland 2 Ant
werpii, Nordland z Roterdamu,
La Gascogne Havre, Minneton-
ka Londynu.
Glasgow: Anchoria z N. Y.
Antwerpia: iceland z N. Y.
Liverpool: Ivernia N. Y, Nu-
INDIAN z St. John.
Hamburg: Moltke z N. Y.
Londyn: Minnehaha z N. Y.
Odeszly:
Glasgow: Hungarian do Mon
trealu.
Gibraltar: Trave do N. Y.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-28
Telegramy.

Minister spraw zewnetrznych
omamia rzekome zadania Rosyi,
odnoszace sic do Mandzuryi i
przyznaje, re dochody celpe maja
bye skfadane w rosyjsko chin
skim banlu; komisya zdrowia ma
STAG pod rosyjska kontrola "a
dina Geese Mandzuryi ME moze
bye odstapiona zadnemu innemu
panstwu. Minister przeczy, jake
by Rosya zabraniala otwierac no
we porty, ustanawiac nowe "a
graniczne konsulaty lub obsadzac
urzedy cudzoziemcami. Nietykal-
nose Chin stanowi oddawna Geese
rosyjskiego programu i obecnie
przedmiotem rokowan bye ME
moze.
Pekin, 2Sgo kwietnia. = Ame-
rykahski posel Conger przes}al
wielIdemu sekretarzowi ksieciu
Cling note z protestem przeclw-
ko zamykaniu portow chihskich
przeciw powierzaniu urzedow
wylacznie Rosyanom. Stany Zje-
dnoczone ME zrzekna sic przyw,-
lejow, przyznanych i'm ma mocy
zawartych traktatow.
Londyn, 2sgo kwietnia. = o.
g}oszono urzedownie, re Rad
chinski zaprotestowai przeoiw
dalszej okupacyi Mandzuryi przez
wojska rosyjskie. Z Shanghai do
nosza, re Japonia zazadala sta
nowczo natychmiastowego usta-
pienia Rosyi Mandzuryi.
Paryz, 2Sgo kwietnia. = w ko.
ZACH urzedowych zrobila dobre
wrazenie wiadomose, re Stany
Zjednoczone w sprawie Mandzu-
ryi ME }acza sic z innemi mocar-
swami, lecz dzialaja ma wiasna
reke, azeby utrzymac sic przy
swych prawach W Mandzuryi.
Rosyi przysluguje prawo kontroli
mad dochodami z eel mad chif-
ska adrninistracya.
Berlin, 28go kwietnia. = A1ne-
rykanski ambassador Tower ida
rapport rzadowi we Waszyngtonie
z przeprowadzonego przez siebie
sledztwa w sprawie Mormonow.
Tower doszedl do przekonania,
ze mormoiiscy misyonarze ME
dali wladzom niemieokim zadne-
go powodu do skargi.
Biskup Korum W Trewirze u
powaznii kapelana Reitz do u
dzielania lekcyj religii W pan
stwowej szkole ola dziewczat. w
ten sposob zaaagodzono zatarg
miedzy panstwem a Kosciolem w
dyecezyi trewirskiej. Szsoia rza-
dowa przesta}a tam bye bezwy-
znaniewa.
Rzym, 28go kwietnia. = Z u
plywem dnia dzisiejszego stale
sic Leon XIII starszyn manifest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-28

= Wczoraj po poiudhiu wy
buchi pozar ma I pietrze budynku
pm. I65 Washington str; cztsry
kobiety z trudnoscia uratowanos
wyniosiszy je przez dym j pio-.
mienie ma ulice. Pomiedzy tax u.
ratowanemi byia 1o letnia J6zcfs
Konwihska, 400 Noble str, lst6ra
strazak zni6si : 3 pistra owsgo'
budysaku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-28
ROME NOT A T KI
TELEGRAFICZNE.

Podczas ostatniej zawiei
snieznej ma Szlazku zmarzlo, 0
lie dotychczas wiadomo, 122 o.
sob.
= w dystryhcie gorniczym
mad rzeha Ruhr 10000 gornikow
cierpi ma tasiemca., Choroba sze-
rzy sic skutkiem uzywania zlej
woody.
Szef szwadronu strzelcow z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-28
Polska dentystka.

Ma uniwersytecie stanu Illi-
nois, W dziale dentystycznym,
pomiedzy studentami W roku bic
zacym znajduje sic takze Polka,
dr.. Tekla Maturzyhska, ktora
praktykowac bedzie jake denty-
stka W biurze So3 Milwaukee ave.
i 562 N. Ashland ave. Rozdanie
dyplomow uroczystosc zamknie-
cia kursow tego uniwersytetu od-
bedzie sic pojutrze, we czwartek,
o godzinie po poiudniu W
"Steinway Hall' pm. II Van Bu-
rem str.