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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10
Board Proceedings.

State OF Iowa. Delaware County: 8. $.
BE 1t remembered that on this list day OF June |
A. D.. 1903. it being the ilIst Monday 81 saia
month. the Board Of supervisors of said County
Present, Thomas Lindsay, chairman, F. T..
Dusey: member and B. Davis, Aud,tG p, voc,
ton from April session 1903, to June session
1908, is approved. "a,
Auditors report Of fees received from April
ord, 1908 to May goth, 1903 both dayssincluslve,
is approved.
Report of Steward of Poor House and Farm
for the year ending March LIST, 1908, Is approved.
The oticial bond of H blanchard as stew
ard of the Poor House and Farm, Is approved;
amount OF Six and 24-l00 Dollars, Is granted, It
being III erroneous assessment.
Resolved; That the resignation OF A. N . Ksa.
ed and ordered that his bondsmen be released.
Resolved; That George Potts he and hereby IS
appointed Justice OF the peace In ard Tor Co, ,
ony township, Delaware County, Iowa, TO Ill
vacancy.
Resolved; That the 1902 taxes of the following
| named persons be RENTED: Sarah NlDbard;
Mary j Paddock, Manchester. ii and Wflinru
Hopkinton. Ralph Andrews, Delhi, Nancy VIII
liams, Collins Grove and Hannah Bass. Coles
burg, and they are instructed hereafter 70 make
| their claims before tho local Boards of Review.
Resolved: That the Auditor be authorized 70
issue warrant for Ten and 5O-lo0 dollars, each
month, In favor of the Delaware County Iele
| phone Co, in payment Of rent OF six phones.
| Resolved: 4 hat all delinquent taxes for tue
year 1897 be RENTED as UNAVAILABLE
1 Resolved: That there be transferred from tht
| Log Fund to the County Fund tho sum of Five
| Hundred (.500) Dollars.
Resolved that there be tranferred from thu
Poor Fund TO the Poor House and Farm Funt
the sum of Five Hundred ts500) Dollars.
| Clr rk's report of fees received is approved
! Acting as q County Board of Review NJ
| changes were made In the assessment s Of pro-
perry. for the year 1908. as returned to mis- of'
| by the Assessors.
Board proceed to consider claims.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10
County Correspondence.

ton Friday.
Flower Mission day at the county
farm was observed Sunday June Z.
A great many We're present from all
the surrounding towns.
Miss Emma Cline accompanied
by a lady friend visited at b. b.
Porters' the first of the week.
DIR. Alex Mexican Of Chicago is a
guest Mt the Furman home.
Mesdames Doolittle and White
were shopping in Earlville Saturday
Edwin King and wife have a
daughter visiting them.
Miss Nellie Keith is home from
Cedar Falls.
Emmert Allison was here from
Mason City last week
Sunday, June l4,will be observed
at this place as |. O. o. F. memorial
day.
Miss Mayme Toomer returned
Saturday after a years absence il
| Ohio.
Next Sunday evening, June l4th
a Children's Day program will b
given at the M. e. church.
| Vim. Robinson and wife were owe
from Earlville Sunday
T. b. Doolittle and wife were i
Hopkinton Monday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10
STRAWBERRY POINT.

Miss Sophia Schug is numbered
among those on the sick list.
Miss Bernice Coonfare left for
Manchester Monday evening.
III. Fisher left for Manchester Mon
day where he is assisting in a store
in that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Madison of Edge
wood called on relatives in this place
Thursday
Mrs. w. o. Appleby spent the
first Of the week with relatives in
Monticello.
Mrs. Duncan of Edgewood spent
Friday with friends in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Harrington spent
the first of the week with relatives in
Manchester.
Miss Barber who has been trim
ming for Miss Anna Hiner, left for
her home in Independence Saturday
evening.
E. K. and Harry Axtell, of North
Dakota were called here last week by
the serious illness of their father who
lives near this place
MSS Ida Cotton, principal of the
Manchester High School, who was
here for few days visit the CUES,
of her aunt, Mrs. j. +. Davis, left or
the Monday evening train for hel
home at Mt. Vernon.-Mail Press.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10
BA1LEY,s FORD.

Baker Hersey and family visited
at the home of Mr.. Frasier Sunday
of last week.
Mrs. VIM Raster and daughter,
lola, were Manchester callers last
Monday.
Quite number from this neigh
borhood went to Manchester last
Tuesday to see the president.
Jay Lillibridge had business at
Silver Creek last Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Grace Stone visited her cous-
in, Mrs. Jerry Raster, part of last
week.
Mrs. Jerry Raster was a Delhi
caller last Friday.
Mr.. VIM. Lafferty and Margare
McCoon spent Thursday with Mrs
Jay Lillibridge.
Henry Claus and Anna Voelke
were married at the Luteheral
church at Delaware last Thursday
The groom is one of our best youn,
farmers and the bride comes anon!
us as a stranger We wish them
long and happy journey throug
life.
The farmers are busy plowin
corn when it does not rain.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10
ONEIDA.

All the patriotic citizens went to
Manchester Tuesday to catch a
glimpse of Teddy Roosevelt.
The school election was held We'd
nesday and we understand Oneida
will boast of anew school house be-
fore long.
The summer bazaar held last
Thursday was decided success in
every way. The day was perfect
and large crowd was in attendance.
The ladies cleared neat little sum,
and the handkerchief both cleared
$3.50. The Epworth League ex-
tend their thanks to all who soliber
ally supported them.
Several from here attended the
commencement o.teroiooe at Greeley.
Friday evening.
Misses Etfie Bishop and Ladie
Bell are attending Commencement
III Epwvrth this WOOL
| Will Dodge visited his parents
here last week.
Mrs. John Hockaday and children
from Minnesota are here visiting
relatives.
| Miss Harrison, who has been visit.
ing her sister, Mrs Will Cox return
ed to Chicago Saturday morning.
Miss Adelia Cox entertained sew
eral Of her friends in honor Of Miss
Harrison Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas are nicely
located in their new residence.
Carpenters are erecting Mr.. Dun
hams hew house and will have ii
completed in a short time.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10
LAMONT.

Floyd Peet of the Edgewood Jour
nal was here visiting his parents
Wednesday. He and his father
were at Waterloo Tuesday to see the
President and visit the town.
Frank Reiger and daughter, Min
ME Zemanek, was called to Month
cello last week on account Of the
death Of a relative.
Mr. and Mrs. Schoeppe Of Straw
berry Point were here last week
helping to take care of her father,
Franz Donath.
Claude Eaton saw the president,
and visited his sister in Dubuque
last week.
Mrs. Stallard of Farley visited her
daughter, Mrs. William Goldsmith
the first of last week.
Second annual Rebekah Conven-
ton of the seventy sixth district |.
0. O. f., Lamont, Iowa, Wednesday,
June 10, 1908.
Miss Mary Grummond has return
ed home from Toledo.
Carl Preussner and daughter Jen-
ME of near Dundee visited relatives
and attended the commencement
last week.
HI. G. Ehrke has taken the con-
tract to put a new tower on the
Lutheran church at St Sebald.
About 25 took passage to Dubu-
que Tuesday and about the same
number went to Manchester to see
the president.
Attorney p. G. Arildson is now
located in the Field block.
Chas Stallard was here Saturday
helping his daughter, Mrs. Vim.
Goldsmith, move. She has stored
her furniture here and the children
are going to live with her parents at
Farley till her husband gets located.
Mrs. Mary Durham was surprised
last Tuesday by her friends gather
ing at her home with well filled bas-
kets, it being her list birthday.
The commencement exercises were
held Friday evening. There We're
IL graduates, 2 girls and 10 boys.
They all did well. The orchestra
and glee club rendered some very
fine music. Flowers were profuse.
Rev. Ostrich delivered the bacca-
laureate address May 81.
Franz Donath died at his home in
Lamont Friday aged 10 years 3mos.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10
DYERSVILLE.

Cyrus Kenny and Ed. Arnold of
North Fork were in the city Sunday
calling on friends.
b. Ii. Deutmeyer Of New Vienna
was here on business Monday
John Vorwald, jr. of New Vienna
was in the city Tuesday morning
and from here he made business
trip to Dubuque.
John Hennekes of Petersburg was
in town Wednesday, having come
down after his mother, who arrived
here from Adrian, MINI.
Frank Kaiser and John B. Domey-
er attended the Naber-Burlage we'd
ding at New Vienna Tuesday.
Joseph Fangmann and daughter,
Mrs. John l'ieldmann, departed
Tuesday night for different points in
Nebraska, where they will spend
some time visiting relatives and
friends. They will visit with Mr..
Fangmann's daughter, Mrs. Henry
Schalfer, and family while there
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Limbach and
little daughter, of Canton, S. d., who
had been here visiting numerous
relatives and friends for a week,
went to Dubuque and Gutenberg
Monday, where they visited before
returning home.
John Fl. Soppe Of Worthington
was i'll town Saturday, and while
here placed an order with us for
some bills for an auction sale. He
recently purchased the hardware and
implement store of p nj. Lattner at
Warrington and will now dispose
of the buggles and lots Of other ar
ticles at auction. -News-Letter.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10
HOPKINTON,

Peter Lux is visiting with friends
in Dubuque.
President Grossman is in receipt
of 500 which was sent by friend
in the east to be used in the current
expense fund Of the college.
Joseph Lux was exhibiting stalk
of pieplant one day this week which
he thinks is about the largest in the
state. The stalk measured A feet 4
inches long; 3 feet across the leaf,
and the stalk was five inches in cir
conference.
F. A. Irish was at Greeley Tues
day and Wednesday. The Delaware
County Telephone Co. is arranging
to put in a local exchange at Greeley
Leader.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10
DELHI.

H. j. Van Fleet, Bob Fishel and
Ed. Cowles were in town Monday.
The M. E. Aid Society meets at
g. o. Whites next Wednesday
afternoon.
Chas. Pulver has bought the
livery stock Of Paul Oehler and
taken possession Of the same.
Quite number Of our people
went to Manchester Tuesday to see
President Roosevelt.
At regular meeting of Silver
Lake Rebekah Lodge No. pa, the
following officers were elected for
the coming term: Noble Grand,
May Clifton; Vice Grand, Gussie
Bondurant; Recording Secretary,
Hilda Jakelin; Permanent Secretary,
Ida Corbin and Treasurer, Emma
Jakelin.
Louis Bradke and Miss Ida
Schnitjer of this place were married
at Ryan Tuesday, June 2, the Luth-
eran minister of Ryan officiating.
Congratulations.
Mrs Fraser returned from Buck
eye Tuesday evening.
Dale Blanchard sold his Shetland
pony last week to I. B. Armstrong
of Greeley.
Several Of Mrs. r. j. Van Ant
werp's friends surprised her Thurs
day evening. 1t being her birth
day.
Miss Opal Stoner came down from
Edgewood Friday evening, return
ing to her home Saturday accom-
panied by her cousin, Miss Zellah
Holdridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Fl. Blanchard
and Mrs. j. w. Swinburne were in
Earlville Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. G. Perkins and
Mrs. q. o. White were in Hopkin-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10
lockwood,

Miss Zoe Densmore went to Volga
a .t + ride where she4Dtends2 the
commencement exercises at that
place.
Miss Maria Simms left this place
last week for Nebraska, where she
will visit relatives for couple of
months.
Gene Shepard and daughters,
Julia and Jo., Of New Hampton, are
--aefu,IrS fravIIap-ltvlv.
Rev. Hubbell took the train fol
Republic last Saturday morning.
Charles Hammond came down
from Independence last week
Otley Boyer came home from
Ames to spend his vacation with his
mother.
Mrs. Rev. Hubbell visited the lat.
ter part Of last week with her two
daughters and families at Manches.
ter.
Mrs. Grace Cook and little child
arrived from Chicago last week, for
an extended visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Minkler.
Miss Maude Way left this place
last week for Independence, where
she is engaged in the hospital at
that place.
Invitations have been received an
nouncing the marriage Of Clyde L.
True to Nettie Lancaster, which
shall take place at the home Of the
brides father in Omaha, Nebraska
June 10.
John Farmer died at the home
of his brother Henry, June End
The funeral services were held al
the house June 4th, the interment
being at Platt's cemetery.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10
MAsoNvILLE.

The people of this vicinity were
startled Monday on hearing that
several cases of small pox had de-
veloped few miles east of town.
Some Of the schools were closed and
every means taken to prevent it
spreading.
Our town schools closed Friday
after very successful term. P. I'll.
Hennesy and Miss Mayme McMa-
hon teachers.
Mrs. John O'Brien and little
daughters of Winthrop were visitors
in town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Misses Ella and Katie McKeever
and brother George drove to Man
chester Saturday.
The Misses Joe and Maggie Pow.
ers of Manchester were callers al
Masonville Tuesday
The social dance, which was to b'
given in the hall here Friday even
ing June IL, has been postponed OF
account of the small pox being il
the vicinity.
Misses Sarah Murtaugh and En-
ma Ryan were Manchester caller
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newman c
Manchester were visitors at the lat
ter's home Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. P. Grove
a baby boy. Nav "a.
Mr.. Pagle's little son, aged L
years, fell from load Of hay Tues
day breaking his right limb just BE-
low the knee.
Father Mulligan, Of Winthrop
called on Father Murtaugh Satu7
day.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10
EARLyILLE,

Mrs. II. j. Pitcher has been spend
ing the past week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elmer Gould at waterloo.
G. Nj. and d. L. Laxson We're in
Chicago last week ON business.
Chas. Hackbarth, who has been
working in a harness shop Daven-
port is at home for a few days.
Harry Porter the new section fore
man is moving into the Perry Free
man hause.
Mesdames j B. Taylor, and G. B.
Rogers and son Neil have been Wis
ting at the home of G, A. Gillian
at Waterloo.
DR.. S. r. Douglass and family
have returned from Chicago where
the Doctor has been taking a course
of study on the eye, ear, nose and
throat.
| The many friends here of j B.
| Fuller, station agent at lndepen-
dence regret to know that he has
been compelled to go to Denver
| Cal, to seek relief from a severe at
| tack of asthma. He was accompan-
led by his wife but their daughter
will remain at her grandparents
[ here, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Arnold.
!, On Tuesday, June End, occurred
the wedding of Howard Lynch mt
Miss Grace Matthews at the home o
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g
W. Matthews five miles north 0
town, Rev. b. w. Soper officiating
These young people are too wei
known in this community to nee,
t further mention. The bride ha
4 lived in Earlville the greater pan
of her life and the groom is lllinoi
: Central station agent at This place
st The happy couple left Tuesday ever
ing on trip to New Orleans an
Ii upon their return will occupy tn
the Bender propertg which has bee
ct fitted up for occupancy.
5. Jas Brodje left Friday for DE-
Moines to finish his course in pha
,r macy at Highland Park Colleg
II Jim has been working for c. /.
y. Kendall for about threes years al
g has madea large number OF frient
g who hope that he may decide to 7
a turn TO his former position aft
III completing the course.
Several from here attended t
1g commencement exercises at Epwor
Seminary Friday. Miss Ora
Simons, daughter of =. j. Simo,
won first honors in class Of TWEEN
three for having the highest mar
TO ings and is given the choice of
years scholarship at Upper 10,
or Northwestern Universities,
a. Cornell College Will Laxton al
Ia graduated and Miss Ora Laxs,
'e- finished in music. Epworth Semi
airy furnishes an excellent course
'st study end as preparatory for G.
IN lege training is unsurpassed.
ect has many alumni and friends in a
&c. about Earlville.
m, Miss Lyle Parker Of Minneapo
ed is expected this week to remain d.
* ing the summer at the home of |
Ell. grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs G.
Rundell.
he Rev. ii. r. DeBra accompanied
~ a.o singers from npworUn oemlnt
:. will give an entertainment at the
lie b. Church Thursday evening,
ent which no charge for admission v
be made.
nts The second baseball nine play
the Spring Branch team here Sat
zen day winning by score of 10 to 6
ng Children's day will be obser,
in the Congregational church II
SIT Sunday and at the NJ. L. church ,
m week later.
ArthursLeFevre is in Cushi
eV- Oklahoma this week.
ISIS The |. 0. o. L. and Rebel
Memorial day was observed at
ely cemetery Sunday, Rev B. w So
delivering the address.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10

Total balance June /, 1903. .s4sasi As
Respectfully submitted,
FEE. BUTTON County Treasurer.
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and IL days. He leaves to mourn
his death his wife and two children;
son and daughter both of whom
are married and their families grown.
The funeral services We're held at
the Lutheran church Sunday and
interment was made i'll the Straw
berry Point cemetery. The floral
decorations were beautiful.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10
RYAN:

The grounds for the new creamery
building were laid out Tuesday |
morning.
Chas. Miller went to Cedar Rapids
Tuesday evening with a car load of
hogs.
Mrs. f. n. Beacon and Miss Grace
Beacon We're visitors in Cedar Rap
ids Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Reilly welcomed
a big boy baby to their home last
Monday morning
A number of the friends Of Mrs.
Chas. Prabel perpetrated pleasant
surprise on her last Monday evening,
the occasion being her 33rd birthday.
The surprise was indeed a genuine
one as she had no knowledge of their
coming until they broke in the door
singing Nun danket allie Colt.
The visitors brought well filed bas-
kets and a bounteous feast was
spread and all present did ample
Justice to the meal. The evening
was spent in singing and amuse-
ments of different kinds and another
day was davning before the guests
had all departed. They left two
handsome chairs as a reminder OF
their visit. Rev. and Mrs. E. Mel
ebert, Mr.. and Mrs. John Evart, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Hawker, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Alfred Rissler, Mr.. and Mrs
| Will Voelschou, Mr. and A. Dirk
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hartman
Jacob Rissler, Joe Arduser and Ern
est Launsbach composed the guests
Reporter.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-06-10
COCOON.

DIR. Bradley of Manchester was in
town yesterday.
Henry Ehlers is reported quite
sick at his home near Ehler.
@. Starlight of Ryan was calling
on friends in town yesterday.
S. ]. Edmunds and wife Of Man
chester visited the latters sister,
Mrs. NJ. E. Sherman, last week
Thursday
Mrs. II. c. Haeberle of Manchester
visited her daughter, Miss Fannie
daeberle, from Saturday until Mon
day evening.
Miss Sue Merriam has returned
from Caper, Wyoming, where she
has been teaching school during the
past school year.
A large crowd went from Coggon
Tuesday to see the presidential train
as it passed through Manchester
The train arrived at 1850 p. m. and
stopped while the president made ;
few brief remaks from the rear plat
form of his car.-Monitor.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-22

wyprawa ma Mitrowice zadarli
juz Z Turcya, zranieniem konsula
rosyjskiego postawili sic tax, re
juz z samych wzgled6w dyplo-
matycznych musza bye rrkarani.
Lecz poskronic ich, to macy i'm
sic strasznie' narazic i wyzywac
ich wszystIeich ma reke. Dlatego
Porta jest W wielkim k1opocie, bo
nietylko moze bedzie musiala
urzadzic przeciw MIN wojenna
wyprame = do czego sic sposo-
biac, sciaga wojska z Azyi Mniej-
szej, sciaga nawet dzika jazde
Kurdow : ale nadto narazi sic
mnostwu swych dygnitarzy, do
brym muzuhnanom wiernym
slugom su}tana, ale zawzietym
Albahczykom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-22

stepy. Posiadaja diva pancerne
parowce i Fl zaglowych okretow.
: Amerykahsdi general bryga-
.dy Wood wczoraj otrzymal au-
dyencya II krola wloskiego.
= Mieszkania zagranicznych
posl6w w Pekinie otoczone So te-
raz nocami hcznemi strazami, z
powodu re w okolicy miasta da-
je sic dostrzegat rrch bokserow.
: Professor Charles R. Won
Hise, professor geologic ma uni
wersytecie chioagoskim, zostal
zamianowany prezydentem uni
wersytetu stanu Wisconsin.
: Z rozporzadzenia ministra
wojny Roota, kilku oficerow w
Alasoe oddanych zostanie pod
sad wojenny powodu, re ma O.
sobisty uzytek obrocili dostawy
dla wojsk.
: Do Derby, Conn, przyby}o
szeSciu inligrantow Litwy. kom-
pletnie oblakanych. Zostana ode
slani do Europy.
: Ma bankieoie pewnego klu-
bu demokratycznego W Kansas
City Bryan w przem6wieniu
SVEN ostro krytyhowai Clevelan-
da senatora William ]. Stone
nazwal prawdziwym reprezentan-
tantem demoE0racyi.
= Wartosc towarow inporto-
wanych do Stanow Zjedn. wyno-
si5a W zeszlym roku powazna cy-
fre $1,oo1, ,592,683. Cyfre pol mi
liarda przekroczyia wartoSc ia
w r. 1870, cyfre 75o miliQpow w
+. 1890.
: Do New Yorku przybyl maj
wiekszy dotychczas parowiec
pasazershi ma Swieoie, Kaiser
Wilhelm II, odbywszy pierwsza
swa Podroz z Cherbourga do
Sandy Hook w S dniach 23 60
dzinach.
: w kopalrIiach wegla firmy
Philadelphia and Reading Co. pa
nuje grobowa oisza cd piracy
-nuje grobowa -eisza powoduwy-.
dalenia Cd piracy (lochout) wszy-
stkich g6rnikow. Me slychac o u
kladach.
= Generafowie brygady Louis
H. Rucker d Theodore A. Bald
win, zostali po> 40 letniej sluzbie
ma wiasne zadanie pensyonowani.
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KR0TKIE
NoTATKI M1EJsK1E.

- We wyborach sedziow be-
da mogh wziasc udziai tacy oby-
watele,. l1torzy przeprowadzili sic
do innych precynkt6w wybor-
czych. Zioza tylko przyzsfege, re
W swoich dawnych precynktach
byli regestrowani.
: Pred restauracya Kinsley'a
napadli rabusie ma H. Fostera, ka-
syera banku Oakland National.
Mai on przy sobie $1,000. Zjawie-
ME sic policyanta Goudrey prze-
szlcodzilo zbogaceniu sie dra-
bow. o.
= Harry Pelkus, klerk W sa-
die kryn1iralnym, dopuscii sic
fafszerstwa dokumentow, otrzy-
mawszy $500 lapowki.
Rzecznik aniejski Jan F.
Smulski klerk miejski Bender,
objeli wczoraj swe urzedy.
= Komisarz zdrowia DIR. Rey-
nolds spotyka sic zarzutami, re
ON sam winien jest opsakanym
stosunkom sanitarnym w Io war
dzie.
= Mayor Harrison, Graeme
Stewart, Jan F. Smrlsli inni u
rzednicy bamia dis w Spring
field. gdzie namawiaja posi6w do
przyjscia blu Muellera W spra-
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ROME WIADOMosCI
TELEGRAFICZNE.

= w Berlinie inkorporowano
kompsria kolejowe niemiecko-
chihska kapita}em zakladowym
10 milionow dolarow; naleza do
riej liczne pierwszorzedne banki
niemiecsie ja1z W Chirlach pro-
wadzace interesa.
= w Austryi nosza sic pla
nern zaprowadzenia dwuletniej
.sluzby wojsbowej talk, jaIk sic to
stalo juz W Niemczech.
Berlihshi cherlik Robert
Schneider wystepuje z pretensya
do ro1pisanej przez Rockefelle-
ra nagrody "a wynalezienie srod-
tka leczniczego ma suchoty wy
,s1al juz swego reprezentanta do
Ameryldi.
z Nicaraguy nadchodza
sprzeczne wiesci, ale zdaje sic. ,.ze
rewoh1cyonisci robis znaczne po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-04-22
Rok XIV.

wife przechodzenia tramwajow
ma w1asnosc miast.
= Poczawszy cd I maja ME
bedzie wolno W srodmiesciu kur.
sowac po godz. 9 rama wozom.
wyladowanym sojem, Aoscml
i reszthami miesa z hotelow i re-
stauracyj.
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Ii wczoraj res7te pensyj, przypa-
dajacej i'm "a styczeh luty.
= Sedzia Chytraus ME zgodzii
sic ma zadaie pani Parkinson, a.
zeby Emusic mezowska matke do
wydania dziecka PAM Parkinson.
Skarzaca wystepowaia W cyrku
oddala .dziecku, zaraz po jego u
rodzeniu, ma wychowanie matce
meza, ktora teraz, po upiywie 2
lat, ME chce rozstawac sic z
wnuczeciem.
: 28 letni Franciszek Ostrow-
ski Z pm. 81 Fisk str. dostai sic
przy spinaniu wagonow kompanii
Union Traction poniedzy diva
wozy i doznal ciezkich uszko-
dzeh wewnetrznych.