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The Republican journal., 1903-07-16
Vigorous Old Age

Pane's Celery Compound makes the old
iecl young, and cures their ills. 1t has added
years of health and enjoyment to many life.
Use this great medicine regularly, and its invig-
Grating powers will fill your declining years
with health, strength, and happiness. Read
what George F. Morse, 81 years old, writes;-
WELLS & RICHARDSON Co.,
Gentlemen - lust a word in favor of
Paine's Celery Compound, hoping it may catch
the eye of some afflicted person, and they
may receive the same satisfactory benefit.
Some IS years ago | had combination of
malaria, chlls and fever, and grip, which con-
tinued for year more: meantime lost in
weight about SO pounds, trying different medi-
cines and doctors with unsatisfactory results.
Paine's Celery Compound was recommended,
and, after using little began to improve,
gaining about pound a week. In year l
had regained 50 pounds of the lost weight and
good health, and have been a well man ever
since. Yours truly, GEORGE F. MORSE.
LEoMINsTER, Mass, Oct. Fl, 1902.
The Republican journal., 1903-07-16

\. l.. Nirker>oM is buying the pressed
hay in tlis section. Hay jumped up - to
ga tpu i'm the dry spell, but with rain and
better prospects the price has eased mp
Somev hat some big loads were hauled ON
the hily roads la~t week. Arthur Haley
and lIeInlail Il. Partridge loaded ON thirty
to thirty y-Seyen hundred To team, and some
days made two turns IA day of six miles
from Prospect to the A. f. Nickerson store
hou>e...C. II. Partridge is keeping fifteen
COWS. and in the dry spell he got a little
worried about the prospects for hay and
pasture and fenced out ten acres of his
home tield for pasture and bought the Will
liam smith lot near Hawse bridge. This
Smith lot has cut 100 tons IN four years and
good Judges estimate it will cut 20 tons this
year.. We met an old lady the other day
who believes that the changes of the moon
have a good deal to do with the weather,
and that soon it will be wet enough. Per-
haps She is right, but great changes have
taken place in beliefs as to the influences OF
the tide and moon i'll our day. A little
more than fifty years ago it was believed by
81 ne Ui tie Wtmen III the old center distric
that he tide had something to do with MAX
ing soap come. One old lady that we can
remember sent her son Peieg some three
miles down to the shore to see what time of
tide it was, so the soap she was making
would be sure to come. We have forgotten
the time of tide that was wanted to sue
ceed. Another believer in tides was the
old veteran sea captain, John Odom. Capt.
doom used to take boys to board to learn
navigation, and the writer was one of his
pupils for Il while. We were going to help
kill the pig, and after the water was hot
the captain looked in the almanac and said
we must wait Il little longer to get the tide
right SO that the pork would not shrink SO
much IN boiling. In Capt. Odom'S navi-
eating days he never worked chronometer-
time. His great skill was in lunar obserya-
tons. The moon, stars and the sun and
dead reckoning were his dependence. Still
he sailed ships, ran blockades, and did many
mighty works on the ocean blue in his day,
SO it is said.
The Republican journal., 1903-07-16
PROSPECT FERRY.

Mr., Geo Gluby arrived on last Saturdays
boat and spent Sunday with his wife at
5heir summer home, "Sunnyside, returning
to Boston Monday morning. -. Miss Bertha
Bailey of Auburndale, Mass, is spending
the summer with her aunt, Mrs Geo. Gruby.
.... Mrs. Rufus Hartman and Miss Sarah
Hartman went TO Bangor one day last
week, shopping Harvard Harding has
been very sick, but at this writing is much
better. He is attended by DR.. Geo. n.
Towle of Buck sport. Charles Banks spent
several days with his wife here last week,
returning to Stonington Tuesday,. Frank
Bassck Of Boston is visiting his mother,
Mrs. Nancy Bassick, and his sister, Mrs. l..
II. Berry. Miss Faustna Harding is at
home from Bangor, owing to the illness of
her brother, Harvard Harding. Mrs. B.
{. Avery and son Albert are visiting B. c.
Avery in Redstone, n. H., Miss Evelyn
Avery With party of young friends spent
last week at Alamoosook Mr.. and Mrs.
David II. Smith of Winterport visited the
Misses Heagan last Tuesday,. Mrs.
Charles Grant and son Woodward visited
Several from this place attended the hop at
Standpoint July 3D.. Alfred Frye visited
friends in Lamoine last week.. Prospect
Ferry will celebrate Old Home Week Aug
10Th The different families and their
friends will have their dinners in Capt. j.
S. HarI man's grove and a reception and
entertainment at the schoolhouse in the
evening. All are cordially invited to at
tend. w. D. Smart and children of Sears
port visited Misses Hannah and Ellen
Heagan one day last week. Mrs. Mary
A. Littlefeld is visiting relatives in Ban
gor and Brewer. Mrs. Emmie MOultOn of
Waltham, Mass, is visiting relatives here.
....Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lane OF Tenants
Harbor visited relatives and friends here
last week. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Ellis Of
Stock ton visited Mrs. L. D. Berry one day
last week. Capt. Geo. Silver in sch.
Pearl is loadingawood at Geo. Avery's
wharf. The people at Mt. Heagan had a
picnic July 4th, and all enjoyed very
pleasant time. -. VIM. Hill Of WinterpOrt
visited his cousin, Miss Hattie Hartman,
last Monday and Tuesday. Capt. W. H.
Hartman is spending several days with his
family here, while his schooner, the Jacob
M. Haskell, is discharging at Portland.
The Republican journal., 1903-07-16

Prof, leading light of Edinburgh
University, wrote on the blackboard in his
laboratory "Prof informs his students
that he has this day been appointed, honor
ary physician to the Queen" He had
ca>on to leave the room, and nn returning
found that student had added to the an
nouncement the words: God save the
Oneen,' -
The Republican journal., 1903-07-16
Deferred from last week. ]

LIBERTY.
The body of Everett Lamson, son OF
Rufus Lamson of this town, was brought
here for burial July 1st, from Providence,
r. l., where he has been employed for
number of years. He went out for short
cruise in his yacht on Sunday last and did
not return when expected Search was made
for him and the yacht was found anchored
in cove, and near by his body was dis
covered in about four feet of water. Sus-
picions of foul play are entertained, as IL
was known he had quite sum OF money on
his person and a valuable gold watch, and
neither were on the body when found.
Several bruises were also on his face and
neck.
ISLESBORO-
On July 4th the Baptist Sunday school
had picnic at Sherman Shore on the west
side. 1t was a very pleasant and enjoyable
occasion. The services at the Episcopal
church Sunday, June 28th, were conducted
bv Rev. MI Jones of Camden. There was
early morning mass in the Catholic church
on the same day Rev. DR.. Prall, rector OF
St. Paul's church, Albany, n. Twill preach
several Sunday afternoons during July ana
August on Seven Hundred Acre Island.
This plan, as last summer, is due to the ell
forts of Miss Rose Cleveland, who has
cottage there. July Sd Mr.. Harry 5. Howe
lost one of his valuable carriage horses.
While trotting fast COW in the pasture,
and close to the fence, Jumped suddenly
from behind a bush and the ringing OF her
bell frightened the horse. He stopped III
stantly, and the suddenness of the stop
broke fore LEG below the knee. council
was held, the animal was killed, grave
dug. and a respectable burial followed. On
the same day two livery teams were over
turned one at the Dark Harbor wharf and
the ether a double seated canopy top, while
turning sharp corner near the post office.
No one was seriously hurt. Several OF
the New York and Boston people have
beautiful SADDLE and carriage horses. The
finest perhaps re those of II. I. Sloan, j..
Mutray Forbes and II. J. Morse. The sad
die horses are used by women more than by
men,. Mrs Draper and Mrs. J. w. Bran
nan werecalled to New York suddenly onac
count Of the death, July .. of their mother,
Mrs Eunice NJ. Dana, widow of Charles A..
Dana, tu.tor of the New ork sun.
The Republican journal., 1903-07-16
Schyyab Training School

The G.. NJ. Schwab Free Industrial
school at Homestead. Pa, built and to
be maintained by the president of the
United States Steel corporation, is a
handsome three story and attic struc-
ture, built of steel. pressed brick and
The Republican journal., 1903-07-16

| MAINE MATTERS. The contract for
| the erection of the new electrical and
mechanical engineering building at the
University of Maine, Orono, designed
| by Thomas s. Crowell of Bangor, has
| been awarded to Lewellyn E. Brad
street of Hallowell, whose figures were
S2s,973 The contract was signed July
1st and work will be begun upon the
superstructure at once, it being stipu-
lated that the building will be closed in
by November and completed through
out by Dec. 3l.....The seasons log drive
| for the section emptying into Moose
| head lake, is in, S5.000,0OO feet in all.
This is ten million more than last year,
in spite of the fact that million feet
are hung up on Holeb Falls, above Jack
man, and good supply remains behind
in the Roach River region. The past win
ter's cutting was one of the largest ever
made in that immediate section....
, Charles Rollins committed suicide,
Thursday, at Millville, near Rockland.
| Her body was found in the hammock
house in the yard of her home, razor
with which she had cut her throat lying
| on the floor. Mrs. Rollins had been de-
mented for some time.....The regular
| annual examination of candidates for
State certificates for teachers will occur
| Friday, Aug %, 1903 Persons desiring
further information regarding this ex-
animation should send for circulars to
W. w. Stetson, Augusta. Bar Harbo RS
tax rate this year is 80 mills, rise of
mills over last year. The total appro-
prations, this year, amount to about
S115, 0OO... Judge l.. A. Emery and Mrs.
Emery of Ellsworth were among the
saloon passengers on the steamship
Commonwealth of the Dominion line
of the International Mercantile Marine
company, which sailed from Boston for
Liverpool, Thursday, July PA large
delegation of the Maine Sportsmen
Fish and Game Association arrived at
Kineo July for the annual summerout
ing of the association. The program for
the week included discussion Monday
reception and ball Tuesday, ana numer
Gus excursions...F Frank a. Archer of
Cherrytield, travelling salesman for
Brown, Durrell & Co., of Boston, was
drowned July 4th at Friendship by |
being knocked overheard by the boom
Of cat boat. He was single and 26
Years old.
1,rbt ,f L, i,,l,,
The Republican journal., 1903-07-16

brownstone. 1t has a frontage of six
ty-two feet and Il depth of nnety-eight
feet With lis equipment it cost S123.
OOO The institution is under the abSO-
lutte control of the sc.ool board of
Homestead All boys and girls attend
ing public, school are eligible to course
in the school. .
The Republican journal., 1903-07-16

Ethel-How you do talk! How can you
tell a turkey's age by the teeth? Turkeys
don't have teeth. "No: but l have. -
Milwaukee Sentinel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-29
R6zne nOtatki teIegrafiCzne,

- NiemiecN minister woJny zale-
ca oficerom uwazaG zwyklych szere-
gowc6w "a ludzi i przestae znecac
sic mad mimi.
- Cesarz Wilhelm kazal zrobi6 diva
portrety Roosevelta, jeden dla siebie,
despoty, drugi dla prezydenta wolnej
rzeczypospolitej.
Syn cesarza Wilhelma, Eitel
wyskoczyI szczesliwie re samochodu,
mad ktorym motorowy stracil kontro-
le.
- 400 ludzi dw6ch pulk6w bawar-
skich choruje ma tyfus brzuszny.
= Sierzant Bischoff zostal skazany
ma 5 miesiace wiezienia, poniewaz nie
donosil wIadzy dreczeniu Aoinierzy
przez swego kolege.
- Sluzaca W majatku ksiecia Hen
ryka pruskiego podpalila budynki fol-
warczne
- Rad australasia zamawia go do
100 lokomotyw.
- Szef stray pozarnej Budapest
Gle, Szczerbowski, otrzyma dymisye,
poniewaz owa straz jego why ME
posiadaIa najpotrzebniejszych rekwi-
zyt6w.
- Rad argentyhski ME pozwala W
swym kraju osiedlae sic zakonni-
kom, wypedzonym Francyi
- Bracia Teresy Humbert zostali
dzisiaj przewiezieni do domu karne-
go.
- Pod Silver Lake. Wis. zderzyf
sic pociag osobowy kolei Wisconsin
Central z pociagiem towarowym. Ca
iy transport bydia pad1 ofiara kata-
strofy.
o. Zwiazkowi senatorzy syzeciwia-
ia sic zwolaniu nadzwyczajnej sesyi
kongresu ma miesiac pazdziernik. Be
die dose czasu zjechac sic W listopa-
die.
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TELEGRAMY.

Konstantynopol, 2ogo sierpnia.
- Jak sic pokazuje, wiesc 0 "a
mordowaniu wicekonsula amery-
kahskiego byla mylna polegasa
ma depeszy bRednie odcyfrowanej.
Ktos nieznany strzeli} do Ma
gelssena, lecz chybil. Wall Bel
rut odwiedzil wicekonsula, wyra-
iii mu zal z powodu zajscia i
przyrzekl wysledzic sprawce "a
machu, azeby go aresztowac.
Paryz, 2ogo sierpnia. - Fran
cuzcy. konsulowie Monastyru i
Satonik donoszaS 5e stan rzeczy
w tych miastach znacznie sic po-
prawil. Rozchodzi sic 0 to, azeby
oficerzy tureccy umieli utrzymac
na wodzy zohdactwo. 40 batalio-
now wyoofano z Albanii, po
przyt}umieniu tam rozruchow i
roziozono W okolicy Salonik.
Paryz, 2ogo sierpria. = zadne
mocarstwp ME wezmie Stanom
Zjednoczouyrn "a zse ich demon
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ROk XIV.

trzymac bo/ So nam potrzebne.
Bylismy dawniej czhonkami Pc
wnego Eosciola, ME skosztowalis-
my ami kropli wodki w ca1em zy-
ciu ihdbpusciliSmy sic tego wyste-
pku jedynie koniecznosci. Skoro
nasz los sic zmieni i dorobimy sic
pieniedzy, oddamy panu te sumo
pozyczona I'D niego bez jego przy-
zwolenia. Z szacunkiem, Dwaj
Robotnicy w potrzebie."
Niedbali urzednicy.
Obywatele zamieszkujacy W O.
kolicy parku Douglasa z oburze-
MEM skarza sic ma prezesa honi-
syi parkowej William J.. Cooke i
jego sateItow, ktorzy uprawiajac
polityke, ME pilnuja swych obo-
wiazkow opiekowania sic par
klein, "a co i'm sic psaci tiuste
pensye. Park cd pewnego czasu
coraz to wiecej zostaje zaniedby-
wany, pozarastal chwastami, law
XII pogniiy polanaly sic, kupy
smieci raza wszedzie. Zwoluja
wiec posiedzenie obywatelskie,
ma ktorem er1ergicznie zaprote-
stuja przeciwho niedbalstwu il
rzednikow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-29
KrOnika MiGjSCOWa,
Potrzebna jest karnosc.

Poniewaz nawolywania zarza-
dow tutejszych uni kelnerow do
strajku ME odniosly zadnego sku-
tku, vidal sic W te sprawe Robert
A. Callahan, prezes zarzadu "Na-
tional Hotel and Restaurant En-
ployees Alliance. Tutejszy cen-
tralny Zwiazek kelnerow ku-
charzy otrzyrnai instrukcye, aze-
by wezwaI czlonkow Zwiazku do
porzucenia piracy. Kto tego we
zwania do wtorku ME poslucha,
zostanie listy unionistow wy
kreSlony.
Jestto rozpaczliwy srodek to-
nacego. Urzednicy narodowego
Zwizku widlza, re byt uni kelne-
row i kucharzy jest zagrozony.
Viola go prosto skrocit sani, niz
przyznac, re unia zawdziecza
swoj upadek stanowczosci praoo-
dawc6w. Mkt ME przypuszcza, a.
zeby kelnerzy W restauracyach
uznali dzisiaj potrzebe karnosci,
posunietej do tego stopnia, azeby
strajkowac wbrew wbasnym inte-
resom, tylko dla dogodzenia
ambicyi swych przywodzcow.
Keherzy skorzy do strajku
chca swych spokojnych i rozwaz-
nych kolegow steroryzowae. Pra-
gna Emusic ich gwaltem do po-
rzucenia swych nieisc, naPadai3
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-29
Baltimore, 2ogo sierpnia.

Baltimore, 29go sierpnia. -
Luigi Sartovis, proboszcz koscio-
Ia sw. Jozefa W Midland, Md,
zrezygnowad probostwa wraca
do Europy, do Wenecyi. Liczy on
lat 90, powiada, ze jego w1asciwe
nazwisbo brzmi Sarto, i ze jest on
krewnym papieza Plusa x.
New York, 29go sierpnia. =
Kompanie przemyslowe wypla-
cac beda we wrzesniu znacznie
.mniejsze dywidendy, niz sic spo-
dziewano. Z dotychczasowych ra-
portow okazuje sic, re we wrze-
sniu zostanie wyplaoonych $I5,-
100000, gdy tymczasem W sier-
pniu wyplacono DIVA pol miliona
wiecej, a W marcu przyznano ak
cyonaryuszom przeszlo 81 Milo
now.
Louisville, KY, 29go sierpnla.
Aresztowano tutaj Jacoba
Geist, btory stall ma czele handy
oszukahczej: Manipulacye tel
handy polegaly ma naklanianlu
kupcow amerykahskich i europej-
skich do oglaszania sic we wiel-
kich ksiegach adresowych, kto-
rych nigdy ME drukowano. Oszu-
Sci naciagneli swoje ofiary ma mi
lion rubli. Tutejsi kupcy .zaplacili
i'm po IS do 100 dolarow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-29
Wiele hafasu @ mic.
"zabity" konsul jest zdr6w jak ryba.
KGTASTROFA KOLEJOWA PODGzAS MANEWR0W WE WEOSzEGH.
AmerykaGski kwatermistrz przemytnikiem
interes6w naszych przemyssowo6w pogarsza sie

wydzierajac Rzym wladze swie-
cka. w kazdej sprawie wazniej-
szej czy drobniejszej kardynai
Rampolla dziaEal wbrew intere-
sowi Austro Wegier zycze-
MON Wiednia, przedstawianym
mu przez dawniejszego posla przy
Watykanie, hrabiegos Revertery,
i obecnego, hr. Szecsena.
Szczegolnie Wegry mialy w o.
statnich czasach duzo powodow
zalu do kardynala sekretarza sta
nu. Licza one 10 milionow miesz-
kancow katolickich, posiadaja
w Ionic kolegium sw. cd dluzsze-
60 czasu jedynego zaledwo pred
stawiciela W osobie prymasa Va
szarego. Cd d}uzszego czasu Ko-
loman Sell stara4 sic, a nuncy-
usz papieski w Wiedniu msgr.
Taliani zarliWie popieral starania
jego o kapelusz kardynalski dla
arcybiskupa erlauskiego, Samas-
sy. Taliani przedstawiaa w Rzy-
mie kandydata wegierskiego do
purpurv, iako prawdziwa perie
koSciola tamtejszego. Rampolla
ma przekore ME dopuszczal do
nominacyi arcybiskupa Samassy.
Ostatni konsystorz Leona XIII
przeminal, Wegry nowego kar-
dynala ME dostaly, chociaz mp.
Hiszpania, liczqca oko1o 1o Milo
now katolikow, posiada ich az
pieciu, tyle co Austro -Wegry,
ktore licza 80 pol milionow ka-
toikow, wiecej, niz Niemcy, kto-
re ich licza 20 milionow.
Kardynal Rampolla udaremnial
stale rewizyte cesarza Franci-
Ska W Rzymie, dluzna W}ochom
Cd dwocn ut dz1esi ltA0w. Sa
wszelkie poszlaki, re Leon XIII
bylby przyjal cesarza Franciszka,
nawet, gdyby on przybyl do ME
go jaho gosc Kwirynalu. Hardy
nal Rampolla umial pokonac
wszelkie skrupuly W tel mierze
Ojca Sw.
Kiedy przeto W d. 2im b. m.
g}osowanie kardynalow okazafo,
re wyb6r kardynala Rampolla "a
czyna bye wiecej, niz prawdopo-
dcbnym, powsta} arcybiskup
Wiednia, kardyna} Grusza, Cd
czytal kr6tka, lapidarna deklara-
eye, zfozona imieniem rzadu au-
stryacko wegierskiego; kardy-
nal Puzyna zaS, jake wymowniej-
sly cd niego, wyiuszczyi obszer-
ME powody, jake sk}aniaja jego
cesarsko kr6lewska apostolska
moSc do zastrzezenia sic przeciw
w}ozeniu tyary papieskiej ma
skronie bylego sekretarza stanu,
kardyna}a Rampolli.
Taxi byl przebieg historyczny
faktu, w ilustracyi powaznych
galzet wiedehskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-08-29
KR0TKIE NOTATKI MIEJSKIE.

- u. j. Baldwin, Zamozny handlarz
realnosciowy W poiudniowej dzielnicy,
zak}ada kompanie budownicza kapi-
talem 50 100000 kt6ra zamierza wy.
konywat =, aelkie roboty W zakres
budownic, : wchodzace robotnikami
rzemieslnikami do zadnej unii ME
nalezacymi. Baldwin twierdzi, re z
1atwoscia kompania jego znajdzie So
bic $500 tallich robotnik6w Chica.
90 ktorych unie wcale ME obchodza.
- Optyk Aleksander I. Wyatt, "a
strzelii sic wczoraj wieczorem W do
mu swym pm. 1926 Michigan ave.
- Odkryto "ducha" ratuszowego.
Przekonano sic, re pukanie ma CLOS
ktorego wlosy stawaly ma giowie stro-
z6w ratuszowych pochodzi Cd diut 1
mlot6w robotnik6w firmy Illinois Te-
lephone Co., robiacych przekop pod
fundamentami ratusza.
- Pierwsza pomyslna proba z te-
legrafem bez drutu pomiedzy tutejsza
stacya W gmachu Montgomery Ward
a statkiem ma jeziorze odbyia sic
wczoraj. parowca City of Milwaukee
kiedy ten byI W poiowie drogt do st.
Joe przeslano pozdrowienia prezesow
kompanii Graham and Morton kt6ry
nastepnie odpowiedziai ma ME.
- Szef O'Neill proponuje ustano.
wienie generalnego inspektora poll.
cyl, kt6ryby jezdzac po miescie, do
gladai sprawowania sic czlonk6w poll.
cyl.
- Ma zazalenia kolektora miejskie-
60, policya ponownie przetrzasnie klu.
by chicagoskie. Dwadziescia klub6w
zgiosilo sic po hcencye, dwadziescia
piee udowodniio, re zaprzestali cze-
stowaessie vodka 1 piwkiem, jesz.
cze jest szestdziesiat 1 szest taich,
kt6rych ami s}ychu.
- PAM Adelaide Thompson May
wood przed dwoma laty uciekla DO
mu by poslubie Franka J. Thompsona
kt6ry ''tak rzewnie grywa} ma skrzyp-
cach." Wczoraj wniosia podanie roz'
wod bo Frank wprawdzie grywai REV.
ME ale ia wielkim byi poeta, by pra-
cowae ma utrzymanie."
- Sedzia Eberhardt skaza} Mode
90 Jak6ba Darlington z pm. 153 18th
str. ma zaplacenie $40 kosztow sado-
wych "a natretne zalecanie sic pa
nienkom ma ulicy.
- Rzadowa komisya s}uzby cyWil-
nej urzadza egzamina dla stenografoW
"typewriters" TAX dla siuzby krajo-
wei jak | ma Filipiny. Egzamina odbe'
da sic dnia 23go wrzesnia W gmachu
pocztowym.
- Miejsk urzad zdrowia ostrzega
znowu pred woda do picia radzi "a
gotowae.
- 2 dniem 1 wrzesnia kompania
kolejowa Wabash podnosi place swym
robotnikom. Sluzbie frachtowej
remizach Is procent, siuzbie ma po-
ciagach osobowych 10 procent
- Policya ma stacyi przy q. Chica'
20 ave. stara sic wysledzic osobe kt6-
>ra wczoraJszej nocy W hotelu pm. ols
q. Chicago ave. pootwierala wszystkie
kurh gazowe 1 podarla kilku lokator-
kom ubranie.
-stosuiac sic dozyczeh tutejsze5 po-
lonii firma Henry Detmer, pm. 3S7-
sas Wabash ave. sprowadziia caiy "a
pas utwor6w ,muzycznych polskich 2
warszawy. So pomiedzy mimi kompo-
zycye Moniuszki, Dobrzyhskiego, Glin'
IA wielu innych.
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dzy soba juz sumo $1,000 ma zwalcze-
ME W sadie Supreme nowego ordy-
nansu zabraniajacego pod grubemi ka-
rami sprzedawania mlecznej wody "a
czyste mleko.
= Promotorzy letniego karnawaiu
ma ulicy Madison DO obliczeniu do
chodow 1 wydatkow tegoz znaiezh
niedob6r W sumie s15.49. Alderman
ScuIIv inni komitetowi Wyr6wua0