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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-09

The village trustees met last
night and canvassed the returns
OF Tuesdays election. The re-
suits were found to be the same
ms given on the first page OF this
issue, and certificates OF election
were ordered issued TO I. +. Fisk.
A. II. Lang, W. NJ. Reinemer, +.
K Burroughs and A. IL. Stewart.
Hon. G. b. HURT, Idaho's ex-
ecntive commissioner TO the st.
Louis Exposition, spent n few
days IN Parma this week. Mr.
fnrtt stated that he had sue
ceeded in procuring the addition
al fioor space in the horticultural
building necessary for the prop
er display Of Idaho's products.
lie will leave for st. Louis in
about a month, probably max
ing the trip with the editorial
association.
DR.. F. II. Rusk arrived Mon
day from Louisville. KY, and
has located here, forming a part
nership with DR.. w. Il. Waldrop
under the firm name of Waldrop
X Rusk. Dr. Rusk is an expert
enced physician and surgeon,
having had 10 years practice in
hospital work. He is a gradu-
ate OF the Kentucky University.
lie spent the fore part of the
week in Boise taking the regular
before the board of
medical examiners.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-09

The W. c. r. U. met with Mrs.
Abbott April LIST with an attend
ance OF ten members and one Wis
itor- Meeting was conducted by
the president. The Parma ladies
April fooled" the Roswell side
by their absence. Thenext meet
ing will be held with Mrs. Chap
man April 18th.
Our Aid society met with Mrs.
Kirk Wednesday with a good at
tendance. Anyone wishing sun
bonnets please leave your order
with Mrs Brown or Mrs. Kirk.
Mrs. win Ross gave a rag
bee last Saturday. There were
20 In attendance and a royal
good time enjoyed. Beside some
talking we sewed 81 lbs OF rags.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-09

The month Of March gas re-
msrksi,le for the amount u rain.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-09

W. D. Fletcher OF Succor creek
was ON the streets Yesterday.
Mr.. Fletcher was over for the
purpose OF interesting Parma
business men in a proposition 10
put in a ferry across Snake river
near the mouth II Succor creek
Parties from that section desir-
Ing To come toparma To do their
trading now have TO go several
miles out OF their road in order
10 cross the river. Our citizens
have taken hold OF the matter
and win undoubtedly extend
sufficient AID to the project TO
make a ferry at that point an
assured fact. Parma il several
miles nearer TO the settlements
IN that region than Caldwell and
the people there desire to do
their trading here, not only be-
cause il IL nearer but because
Parma offers a better market
Tor their produce, snd sellsgoods
at more reasonable prices.
Those advantages have made
The people across the Snake very
TO do their trading at
his point, and the proposed
cry will obviate all difficulties.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-09


fall IN this region. The oldest in.
hah'tant can November no pr~e.
dent for the period Of pncipi,a-
ton that has pnssed. The storm
period wound up the fo,r part OF
last week with one Of the heaviest
dovnpours OF rain ever known.
provisioning a great deal OF
trouble nom small washouts and
floods. However. il is over now.
and the sun is again shining with
It's accustomed brilliance.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-09

Having purchased the entire
stock of the Bridges Lumber Co.
~s are prepared to furnish the
residents of Parma and vicinity
with all kinds of lumber and
building material at reasonable
prices. We are not connected
with any other firm, but are do
ing business solely on our own
account and will give You a
square deal. Come III and let us
figure with YOU.
PARMA LUMBER Co.,
F. l.. WILLIAMS, Mgr.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-09
Makes a Clean Sweep.

There's nothing like doing a
thing thoroughly. OF all the
Salves you ever heard of, Buck.
lens Arnica Salve is the best. 1t
sweeps away and cures Burns.
Sores, Bruises, Cuts, Boils, III.
GERS, Skin Eruptions and Piles.
IL is only Doc, and guaranteed TO
give satisfaction by G. NJ. Kirk.
patrick 4 Co., druggists.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-09

The village election was a hot
number while il lasted, but our
troubles all vanished when the
judges sealed up the counted bal
lots, and we are again pursuing
the even tenor of our way with
our minds uncontaminated by
any harsher thoughts than
those OF peace and good will.
That Is one Of the pecularities of
our elections. An election proc.
lamation has the saIne effect ON
the average American citizen that
a red rag does on "A bun. Tie
may think that he win take no
part IN a campaign, but it's a
sale bet before il is over he viii
be out for gore. lie will pass his
best frisnd on the street without
a sign OF recognition, ond shoa;
himself hoarse for a man 70
whom he would ordinarily not
speak. A rumor or remark 10
which az other times he would I
pay no attention, will cause him
10 roth at the mouth and vow
eternal destruction To the one
who said it--if he could only find
him. The most gentle and s~ee,
tempered women will leave their
Sod1given avocation Of making {
liie worth living, and put Ia their
time trying 10 tear into fatierr !
the reputation Of their best
Ir'ends. Yet, ~ soon a. II Is {
over the super heated blood
again a~sumes liz normal tenn :
'eratvre, and peace reigns ~.
,reDe.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-09

age both going and returning
and had a delightful time among
the orange groves OF California.
However. Mr.. Kirkpatrick says
that he saw no country while on
his travels that offers the induce
ments to prospective investors
and settlers that is offered right
here in Idaho.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-09
People and Events
REIN" BRIEF RECORD OF rnE FAST WEEK
Miss Laura Stockton visited
friends az Notus Wednesday.

Miss Laura Stockton visitee
friends az Notus Wednesday.
ATTORNEY G. X. Glluly return.
ed Saturday from a visit TO east.
ern Oregon.
Hon. 7. II. cannon of Salt
Lake Is spending n few days ON
his ranch near Parma.
Huston Napton. one of Paw
cites wide awake real estate men.
was in the city Monday.
Miss Ettinger OF New Plymouth
was IN the city Sunday, theguest
Of Miss Bess Fisk.
Attorney +. j. Smith. was
down from Caldwell Monday at
tending the ditch directors meet
ing.
The regular monthly meeting
OF the directors of the Farmers
Co-operative Ditch company was
held Monday.
Miss Olive Tanquary entertain.
ed a number of her schoolmates
and little friends Tuesday in com
memoration of her birthday.
N. p. Vanderpool left for the
hills with his cattle Monday.
lie will spend the summer on his
ranch in High Valley.
II. NJ. Smith, NJ. j. Devers. and
j. W. Watkins were in the city
Monday attending the directors
meeting of the Farmers Cooper
atiye Ditch company.
The regular monthly business
meeting OF the Christian Endeav- |
Or society was held at the resi-
Hence OF A. j. Mitchell Thursday
evening.
Don't forget that there will be
4 social dance at Lang's Opera
House next Friday evening. Let
everybody come and have a
good time.
Walter Grifiiths, junior men,
Der OF the firm of Griffiths &
attorneys, Of Caldwell
vas in Parma Monday and Tues
lay assisting in the village cleo
ion.
T. F. Bridges, who recently
old his lumber yard here and
ranch at Moths
moved his family and household
foods to the latter place Tues
lay afternoon.
L. Johnson, the O. s. l.. Sec >
ion foreman, is making some
improvements that will be ap- 4
rcciated. He is placing a fine
u OF shade and ornamental
rees around his residence, and
therwise identifying the
rounds.
The Amphyctionic society met 4
thursday afternoon at the resi-
ence OF Mrs. A. II. Lang. The
letting was one of the most en-
'yable OF the season. Elegant /
'ireshments were served by the
ostess, and "A splendid time en-
yed by the members. The
'xt meeting will be with Mrs. f.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-09
Back From Honolulu.

Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Kirkpatrick
returned Sunday evening from a
two months visit to the Hawa-
ian Islands and southern Cali
fornla. Mr. Kirkpatrick talks
very entertainingly of the trip.
They had a very pleasant voy-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-09

A correspondent OF the Capital
News at ilagerman takes the
state game warden 10 task. and
asserts that the people OF Idaho
viii repudiate the state admins
tration at the poles for the en-
artment "a slie law under which
be acts. We do not know that
the present incumbent Of the 10
s'fion is yaen TO criticism but we
DO endorse the position OF the
correspondent in respect 10 tire
law it~Ii In a new state like
Idaho the idea OF compelling ev-
ervnne 10 take out license in
order TO shoot the game is pre-
posteroas and such a system can
not be enforced by any game
warden. The law will be violated |
with inpuDity and it will simply !
tend 10 educate the people To- be- |
come law-brcakers and lessen
their respect for just laws. Gov
crnor Hunt vetoed a similar Jaw
and the people Of the state now
nrognixe the wisdom OF his ac-
tion'-capital News.
IL Is incomprehensible how the
eiitor OF a paper like the Capital
News can hold the views above
stated. The wild game is a
source of great revenue to the
clilzens of our state, and it's pro.
lection from destruction is f.
nanciai necessity TO say nothing
oi the matter from any other
view point The present law
puts the cost Of game protection
where II belongs on the people
who huntand fish. Thefact that
the law Is violated with IMMUNITY
N certain sections OF the state is
no argument in favor of it's re-
peal. The statement that our
big game and game fish are rap. /
Idly disappearing needs nc. argu-
ment 10 convince people who
go into our mountains
OF ~ truth. We all know that. |
and know that unless it is pro-
teeted that it will entirely dis (.
appear IN a few years more. The
present law is a step in the right
direction, even il it was passed
by the most Incompetent legisla. :
ture idaho ever had, and IL II
should be upheld by every good =
'itizen. For the honor OF the !
citizens OF Parma and vicinity. >
We will state that the law IN not v
violated with impunity in this il
section. a
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-09
Homeseekers' Excursion
Rates.

Round trip homeseekers' tick
ets will be sold from Missouri
river stations and other points
AZ lar east as st. Louis, Chicago.
81. Paul, etc, 10 points on the
Oregon Short Line Railroad on
the first and third Tuesdays of
April, May, August, September
and October, 1904. Rate il one
regular frst-class fare for the
round trip, plus 81, tickets linn
tied 10 10 days going and con-
tinuous passage returning. Re
turn journey must be commenced
not later than 81 daysfrom date
OF S'lle. W. NJ. llAurr, Agent.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-09

Following are the names Of pupil,
Who we're neither tardy nor abscn, du-
ring the month ending March Is.
"kANSsE pEFsKtNsSr.
Olive rspquay Studley burroughs
inniv Pouch Foncie Bridges
firir Matthews Ralph Foueh
Ei<a hahringer Mary stockton
i<hs fisk Jane lolson
Esther Davis Prank johnson
Alter lang susan Farnham
N MsS' KEiHSAS, Principal.
fhiNAAf DEPARTMENT.
HOPS johnson Carrie johnson.
thAfies Moss. Hazel Bridges.
Roy Grlgs~. El1a Martin.
ife Alexander. 'larcnce lictts.
Elizabeth Mos. Harold Fi-L.
fihei Anderson. Fred Fonch
Patty stockton Elmo Peterson.
Claude Alexander.
NsLtit 3 Cook. Teacher
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-04-09

| have a good piano that | de-
sire to trade for a horse and a
COW. II. 7. CANNON, Parma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-28


Jan Malinowski, 90 Cherry av.,
wczoraj popoludniu chcial roz-
broic sprzeczajace sic gwaltow-
ME dwie kobiety, t. ]. swoja zons
/ niejaka Katarzyne Vital (O.
Przystapil do Mich, trzymajac
n6z W relcu. Ale, jak powiada,
Kat. Vital porwawszy miotle,
rzuciia sic ma niego, on, zmuszo-
ny bronit sic, pchnal ia nozem W
piers. Ramona zawieziouo do
szpitala sw. Elzbiety, gdzie sig
okazaio, ze ma przebite p1uca !
prawdopodobnie rama jest smier-
telna. Malinowski zostA areszto-
wany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-28
Rdlne notatkl te|egratIczna,

Aexiejew zamianowa} wielkiego
ksiecia Borysa porucznikiem przy.
dzieli1 go do specyalnej sluzby gen.
Kropatkina, - ma dow6d. re ME zy.
wi niechcheci ku ksieciu.
Generaiowie japonscy Kuroki 1
Nogi teraz staraja sic polaczyc swe
armie i odciae zupe1nie Kuropatkina
cd Portu Artura.
- Staty japofskie pod Taczekiao
wynosily 800 ludzi.
- Naczelny wodz japohski oyama
juz sam wysy}a do Toxic telegramy
teatru wojny. Doni6si zajeciu
Neu Czwang.
- SIychac, ze Japonczycy zamie-
rzaja stoczyc dalsza bitwe rozstrzygar
jaca pomiedzy Haiczeg Liaojang.
- Rzecz. tajny radca Sternberg,
sekretarz pruskiego ministerstwa roll
nictwa, domen lasow, wyjecha1 do
Stan6w zjednoczonych ma wystawe 1
W celu robienia studyow.
- Ksiaze regent bawarsh Luitpold
ME przyjaf podania o dymisya mini
stra wojny Asch zu Asch anf Obern-
dorff, chociaz ze wzgledu ma jego
sprzyjanie pojedynkom, wszystkie
partye ustapienia jego sobie zyczyly.
Wlosi zamierzaja odwdzieczyc
sic "a pomnik Goethego ofiarowany
przez cesarza Wilhelma. pomnikiem
Dantegp W Berlinie, zbieraja sk1ad-
XII.
- Ze Southampton wyjechal paro-
wiec st. Paul wiozacy zwioh F. Ken
ia Loomisa. brata sekretarza stanu.
- Szwajcarya oburzona jest ma
Rosye "a to. ae Rad rosyjski donna
gal sic odwolania dw6ch oficeroW
szwajcarshch z gi6wnej kwatery ge-
nerala Kuropatkina widzac W tenn
obraze, zyczy sobie zniesienia posel'
stwa rosyjskiego Berlinie. Posiem
tam jest Szadowski.
= Prezes krajowego demokatycz'
nego komitetu, Taggart, zastanawia
sic, czy ME byloby dobrze otworzyc
gfowna kwatere dla stanow zacho'
dnich W indianapolis zamiast " Chi
cago.
w miastach. W kt6rych panuje
strajk rzeznik6w, zaburzeh znaczniet
szych ME bylo. Podobno W Kansas
City duzo strajker6w zgfasza sic 90
piracy otrzymuje ja-
= w More, Mimi, spfonefo. IL 90
NOW handlami 1 pozar zrzadzh
szkode ma $4,000.
- Historyczne drzewo, Wlaz wa
szyngtona W Morristown, N. j.. Icza'
ce pewnoscia okoao 200 lat %ieku'
zostaio sciete, by ME zawadzafo bu'
dowaniu dom6w.
Ma okrecie Oceanic wyjechali
do Europy Marshall Field Chicago
4 by1y gen. prokurator Knox.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-28

Denver, Colo, 28 lipca. = Ge-
neral Bell ME zgadza sic z zapa-
trywaniem gubernatora Peabody,
re w dystrykcie Cripple Creek o.
beonost wojska ME jest wiecej
potrzebna. Sadzi on, re teraz
przyjdzie do zaburzeh. Cub. Pea
body powiedzial: "Odwola1em
wojsko; unia powinna oglosic, ze
strajk slOonczony." Vim. D. Hay
wood, seluetarz western Fede-
ration of Miners" oswiadczyl:
"Odwolanie wojska ME stoi w
4adnym zwiazku propozycya
zakonczenia strajerh"
Little Rock, Ark, 28 lipca. =
Z miasta weglowego Spadra mad
chodzi wiadomosc, re wlasciciele
dcopalh przyjmuja do piracy duzo
Grekow i Wlochow, i re strajkie-
rzy domagaja sic posrod pogro-
EEK wydalenia nieunionistow.
Kiedy tym robotnikom oswald
czono, re narazaja swe zycie, wy
jechali z rniasta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-28
RUcH PARoWcoW.

Przyby{y:
New York: Pennsylvania z Ham
burga, Teutonic z Liverpoolu.
Llverpool: Friesland PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia: Switzerland Ant.
werpii.
Queenstown: Saxonia Bostonu,
Majestic N. Y.
New York: Vaderland Antwerpii,
Bowie z Liverpoolu, Bremen Bremy.
Antwerpia: Rhynland Philadel-
phil, iceland N. Y.
Glasgow: Astoria N. Y.
Liverpool: Dominion Montrealu.
odesziy:
New York: Citta di Torino do Nea.
polu, Oceanic do Liverpoolu.
Palermo: Citta di Messina do N.
Y, Ultonia do N. Y.
Gu. snstown: Carpathia do N. Y.
NeapoI: Prinz Adalbert do N. Y.
Liverpool: Baltic do N. Y. Haner.
ford do PHILADELPHIA.
Southampton: st. Paul Kaiser
Wilhelm II do N. Y.
New York: Kronprinz Wilhelm do
Bremy, Georgia Aurania do Liver
poolu.
Liverpool: carpathia do N. 2. syl'
vania do Bostonn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-28
KR0TK|E NoTATKI MIEJsKIE.

- Inspektorzy departamentu zdro.
via .wczoraj skonfiskowaH, jako zei
psute mieso, 6S cielat nadeslanych do
miasta przez farmer6w.
- so letni krawiec Harris Blum,
474 w. 18th str, cierpiac ma diugs
chorobe, odebrai sobie zycie wystrzae
lem rewolweru.
- William Thompson, zapa1scs
swiatea pracujacy dla kolei North
western, zostai .wczoraj zabtty przes
lokomotywe ranzujaca ma As ave.
- Department budowy zamkna2
hotel Lincolna pm. 176 Madison str,
2 powodu, 5e ME ma W MIN urzadzeh
wymaganych ustawami, ubesuiGzajs
cych pred pozarem.
- n letni byiy sedzia James B.
Bradwell poddai sic niebezpiecznej
operacH W szpitalu chicagoskim +
przetrwawszy ja doskonale, prawdo.
podobnie wyzdrowieje.
- inspeKtorZy Wodoct2gow zW10'
dill wczoraj dalszych 486 dom6w !
znalezh u rur uszkodzonych.
-4S letnia pani Edwardowa Walsh,
wdowa zam. pm. 265 Irving Park boul.,
Cd Is hpca znilla bez wiesci. Jej
przyjaciele prosili policya zajecie,
sic jej szukaniem. Kiedy ostatni raz
wychodziia domu. miala przy sobiel
znaczna sumo pienisdzy.
= Sedzia Parker zaprosil burmi'
strza Harrisona, by go odwiedzii 1q'
sierpnta, hedy odbedzie sic ceremo-'
mia uwiadomienia go nominacyi, ale.
burmistrz odmowii. bo W tym dniu|
bedzie Satety, i zapowiedziai sws WI
zyte ma pozniej. Do Chicago sedzia,
Parker ME przybedzie ma demopstrar,
cys dnia 20 sierpnia, gdyz postano,
wiono. by W ogole ME wystspoval =
nowsmi- ~ osasis. kAmpanaA q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-28
Niezwykfy pierscieh.

Francuzki chemik Barruel, kie-
rownik miejskich zakladow che
micznych w Paryzu, posiada ME
zwyksy k1ejnot. Jestto pierscieh
z zelaza, zebranego droga chemi-
czna. =. z krwi, ktora Barruel pu-
szczal zyl wlasnych i swoich
krewnych.
Pierscieti ten re wzgledu ma
materya1, z kt6rego jest zrobiony,
ME przedstawia wartosci, jest je-
dnak nader cennym przedmiotern
ze wzgtedu ma oryginalna eks-
ploatacye metalu.
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Rozboj u doktora.

We wtorek wieczorem o godz.
10 dwaj m1odzi l,rdzie weszli do
kancelaryi lekarza dra Johna Har-
raes pm. 257 w. Madison str. pod
pozorem, ze chca go sic poradzic.
Zaledwie jednak drzwi "a soba
zarnkneli, wyjei rewolwery gro
zili lekarzowi zastrzeleniem, je-
:zeli bedzie molal o pomoc. Jeden
mich mierzyl z rewolweru do
doktora, a. drugi zrewidowaf mu
kieszenie. Kotry zabraI mu $3o8
gotowka, zloty zegarek lancu-'
szkiem rome kosztownosci war
tosci $500. MIN odeszli, zabrali
mu jeszcze klucze j zamkneG go
w kancelaryi. Dopiero W pare GO
dzin pozniej zamknietego oswo-
bodzi{ stroz domu. Klucze znale-
ziono ma chodniku pred domem.
Lekarz udai sic ma stacya policyj-
na przy Desplaines str, gdzie O
powiedzial, co mu sic wydarzy-
10.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-28

skup franeuzki Z DijOn pOsIuszny WezWanil
Urzedowe zawiadomienie Roosevelta nominacyi.
5dzca Tammanist6w Murphy u sedziego Parkera.

bre. Zjazd w Abbazyi zalagodzlf
chwilowo nieporozumienia drugo-
rzedne. Me ley przeciez w mocy
hr. Goluchowskiego i Tittoniego,
by usunac sprzecznosc zasadnicza
miedzy interesami politycznymi
i ekonomicznymi Wloch, oraz
monarchii Habsburskiej. I'm bar
dziej sic Wlochy wewnatrz kon-
soliduja, i'm wiecej nabieraja e.
nergii, tenn ich rozmach ma zew-
natrz stale sic widoczniejszym.
Dyplomacya ma wiedehskim
Ballhausplatzu 1udzi sic, re do
zbrojnego starcia Wlochami ME
przyjdzie zadna miara. Zbrojenia
Wloch, obwarowanie granicy, bu-
dowa floty, 6wiczenia specyalne
sid zbrojnych ma ladzie i morzu
supozycya, re chodzi tutaj . "a
s}oniecie sic pred Austrya =
wszystko to dowodzi, re sfery po-
lityczne wsoskie W przeciwstawie-
niu do austryackich ME zywia
podobnych zludzen.
Wiedza, ze do starcia musi
przyjse predzej czy pozniej, wy
wolaja je nawet same w warun-
kach W chwili, gdy TAXI rozlew
krwi bedzie obiecywa1 dla kraju
mozliwie najwieksze korzysci.
Dyplomacya wsoska prowadzi
polityke celowa vie, re - po-
wtarzamy "a generaiem Won
Clausevitzem, najznakomitszym
strategikiem pruskim i potom-
Klein rodziny polskiej - "wojna
jest dalszym ciagiem dzialalnosci
politycznej pomoca srodkow
gwaltownych." Dlatego tez WHO
chy So juz dzisiaj W poaozeniu
lepszen, niz Austro-Wegry. Me
ludza sic, re wojna ME przyjdzie,
przygotowuja sic do niej, j W da-
nym razie narzuca te ostatnia
Austro-Wegrom.
w Wiedniu, zas spozniaja sic
wszyscy kazdy osobnas przy-
mykaja oczy, by ME widziec RE
czywistosci, 1udza siebie samych.
TAX sic dzieje W polityce wewne-
trznej, tax sic dzieje W polityce
zagranicznej. Cziowiek najlepszej
wolf nawet ma stanowisku leieru-
jacego ministra W dawnej kance-
laryi pahstwa ma Ballhausplatzu
niewiele poradzi, bo ma przeciw-
ko tradycyjna bezmyslnosc au-
stryacka, indolencye, metode spy
chania sprawl dnia ma dzieh, sy-
stem ME troszczenia sic nawet
o dzieh jutrzejszy.
w Rzymie mysla, W Wiedniu
wegetuja. swiadczy tenn choc-
by ostatnie lat piecdziesiat.
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bliczaja ma kilka tysiecy dolarow
(od $4,000 do $4,000, ale "a
grazai on budynkom wartosei
$4,000. Zdaje sic, re pozar po-
wstal w skutek zbytniego roz-
grzania sic maszyny elektrycznej
lub w skutek skrzyzowania sic
drutow elektrycznych, ME 0o-
stall podsozony, jak sadzono po-,
czatkowo.
Znany w dzielnicy polnocno
zachodniej budynek "Garrick
Theatre, ma rogu ulic Milwaukee
Will, spalil sic wczoraj wieczo-
rem. Cd czasu pozaru teatru lro-
quois, przedstawienia W teatrze
Garricka ME odbywaly sic. Me
wiadomo, jaka byla przyczyns
pozaru: So pogloski o podpale-
niu.
w piekarni Ign. Wilkowskie-
60 pm. 1867 Auburn ave., wczoraj
rano w skutek zbytniego napale-
MIA W piecu powsta} pozar, ktory
zrzadzil szkode ma $r,1oo, MIN 60
ugaszono. a
w domu ]. Handlasmana pm
SIS S. Hermitage ave. polar zrza,
dzil szkode ma $500.
Skazani.
Robert Kotrba, oo4 w. 10Th
STR, zostal wczoraj przez sedzie1
60 Smitha skazany ma dozywot-
ME wiezienie "a zamordowanic
Stanislawa Lepek, 1o4s w. 18th
place. Oskarzonego bronifa "ad-
wokatka" PAM Antoinette Funk.
Daniel Preca, ktory zabii B.
Borjana d 2 czerwca, i Frank
Hellman, ktory zabi} brata swe-
60 Piotra, zostai wczoraj uznaui
winnyrni zab6jstwa. 'Obydwaj a.
pelowali.