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Plush Seats Garry Germs.

German health officers who have been
investigating conditions in the railroad
trains of that country have arrived at
the rather surprising conclusion that
one runs more risk in travelling second
class on the RAILWAYS of the empire
than in taking tkird-class carriages.
The reason for this is that the third
class cars have uncushioned wooden
benches, which do not harbor as many
germs as do the Cushions provided in
the second-class ours. In this country
there has been action taken in some
of the states absolutely forbidding the
use of plush or any similar material as
a covering for car seats.-Boston Her.
aid.
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Bad Pen.

Senator Pettus, of Alabama, was
writing with a noisy, spluttering pen.
Laying the pen down. he smiled and
said:
"Once was spending the evening
with friend of mine in Selma. We
sat in the dining room and from the
kitchen came a dreadful scratching
sound.
" Martha said my friend to the
maid, what is that scratching in the
kitchen? It must be the dog trying to
get in W
HUH said Martha, 'dat's no dawg
scratchin' de do. OATS de cook
a-writin' a love letter to her honey
suckle' "-Boston Herald.
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ADVANTAGE IN SANITATION
Superior Methods Employed by tho
Japanese in Disposing Of
Dead in Battle.

The Japanese have one great advan-
tage over Christian nations in the mat
ter of sanitation in their methods OF so
of their dead that they shall
not be a menace to the health Of the liv-
ing. Public sentiment in Christian
countries would hardly sanction the
prompt cremating Of fallen heroes on tho
as is done in Japan, and uptil
it does our armies, says the Army and
Navy Journal. will, "nder the most IA
vorable conditions. suffer q serious
handicap as compared with those of the
Japanese. After the great battles Ut
our civil war our soldiers slept In grave
yards and drank the water tainted by
the seepage from the graves OF the
dead. 1t is not a pleasant subject to
think of or dwell upon, but the facts
should be borne in mind in considering
how we can eliminate or lessen, the dan
gers from preventable diseases. During
one great war one man in GO was killed
in battle, one in Sc died Of wounds re-
ceived in battle, and one man in 13 of
disease. The improvement in surgical
methods has greatly lessened the dan
ger Of mortality or permanent disable
ment from wounds received, and the
danger from disease is likely to be
equally reduced in the case Of war,
though the war with Spain did not show
this.
Disease could be restricted to very
narrow limits if the people of this coun-
try could be persuaded to permit the ap-
plication Of Japanese sanitary methods
to the care of our soldiers. But, accord
ing to all experience thus far, they will
much prefer to build national cemeteries
and soldiers homes and bear the burden
through many years of an enormous
pension roll. Our happy method is to
proclaim loudly from the housetops that
we are too high minded, and Christian,
and all that, to suffer war and then when
war comes, as it inevitably must come,
make it as destructive and expensive as
possible. But this is great country.
all the same, and we are the most en-
lightened and progressive people on the
face of the earth. One fact was brought
to light on the occasion of the meeting
to listen to DR.. Seaman's lecture, and
that is that the medical men, as class,
sympathize with the attempt to restore
the canteen to he army. The illusions
O this by DR.. Seaman and others were re-
ceived in every case with vigorous ap-
plause which testified to the sentiments
OF the several hundred doctors who were
present, among them many Of the ablest
and most enlightened representatives of
the medical profession in the great city
of New York.
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cealing it; the legs are match sticks. fas-
tened to the shell with sealing wax.
This Is all that is strictly necessary.
but you can paint or draw the wings II
you choose. or cover the whole body with
down or fine wool, fastened on with glue.
For a newly Matched chick no tail is
needed. There should be only one hole
In the shell, which should be entirely
covered with soft down.
So far so good, but your bird or chick
Is lifeless and helpless thing and can
not even stand up. You can make it very
much more lifelike and interesting in
the following way: Bend one end OF Q
short piece of fine wire into ring, at
right angles to the rest of the wire, and
make hook on the other end. Now fas-
ten the ring with sealing wax to the I'M
der side Of the bird just behind the legs.
Put a cork, little block of wood, or
some other small weight In the hook and
perch birdie on your foreflnger, bending
the wire to make him balance perfectly.
Now you can set him rocking forward
and backward, and he will not fall of
his perch.
You can create good deal Of surprise
and amusement by making flock of
these little birds and perching them on
the trees, the potted palms, and the rub
Der plant, SO that the weights are hid
den by the leaves, or by setting row Of
them swinging on the edge of an upright
card, with the weights hanging behind
unseen. If your birds are chicks. they
will look all the funnier in such posi-
lions, for chickens, as you know, do not
''roost" until they have good sized tails
and wings.
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INDIANS "MAY BE So"
Their Use of the Phrase Cost White
Man the Allotment Of
Farm

The phrase maybe so" is of as COM
mon use among Indians as don't you
know" among Englishmen, says the
Kansas City (Mo) Journal. Accord
ing to a story told by H. H. Blanding,
United States commissioner, this In
dian phrase prevented the Interior de-
partment from giving a man 100 acres
of land. Judge Hlanding gives the
facts and the history in the case.
Before the opening Of the Kiowa-
Comanche country to settlement tho
department sent representatives there
to ascertain the actual number of In
dams in order that provision might be
made for their allotments. Among
the Indians they found Herman Leh-
mann. a German-American who was
captured when a small boy by the
Comanche Indians in Texas and has
been with them ever since. He made
application for an allotment and the
matter was taken under consideration
by the officials.
In order that they might determine
that no fraud was being perpetrated
they required the testimony of Indians
to substantiate the fact of Lehmann's
capture and his abode with the tribe.
In giving their testimony the Indians
made frequent use of the term maybe
so" in such expressions az: maybe
so he was captured by tho Co
manches." maybe so he is Quanah
Parker's SON." This testimony was
taken by stenographers and typewrit-
ers and then transmitted to the secrs-
tary. The department officials IN
washington did not understand this
regularity of the Indian speech and
took these expressions to mean that
the Indians were not sure about what
they said Lehman was, therefore,
refused an allotment.
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A PARTY TRICK.
Easy Way in Which You Can Trap
Your Boastful and Rash
Acquaintances.

Here 10 . very simple way to Quell .
boaster or anyone who is showing off,"
as some youngsters are prone to do
when a party Of several are together.
says the Chicago Inter Ocean.
You start the thing going by declaring
that you do not believe any of those
present can lift glass full of water and
carry it five feet in five seconds without
spilling most of 1t. OF course several
will at once claim the ability to perform
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-26

the feat, and the time for your trick has
come.
Fill q tumbler with water and COM
pletely cover the top with stout sheet
of writing paper. BY pressing the paper
firmly against the top of the glass you
may safely turn the whole thing up
side down." or invert it. Rest it on q
table, and the top of the table will press
the paper so firmly against the edges
of the glass that not drop OF water
will come out.
Now you carefully withdraw the pa
per, as shown in tho picture. and the
water is still kept in the glass, this time
by the table top alone. When anyone
tries to lift the glass the water will 1t
once come out and you have made good
your statement at the expense OF I'll
those who claimed the ability to lit the
glass
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An Extreme View.

Willie-Pa, what do those ladies'
mean when they talk about "woman's
sphere?"
Pa-Their idea of woman's sphere,
my son, is the earth. They think it be-
longs to them.-Philadelphia Public
Ledger.
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Well-Earned Medal.

Miss Cooley, understand, took
got gold medal, too"
Eyes"
And yet when was at her house she
positively refused to play for me; said
she had given it up"
Eyes, that's what she got the medal
for. The neighbors gave it to her,
Catholic Standard and Times.
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THE TEN PARAS.

memorate the coronation Of King Peter,
while those of 5, 10, Is, Is and so paras
bear portraits Of the king and his grand
father, Karageorge. The three and five
linars, the highest values, are identical
in lAsign with the one dinar.
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CLUB NOTES.

Chapped Hands.-A number OF let
tiers received ask for the best method
Of keeping the hands from chapping.
At this season Of the year, when
there is still much outdoor work to
be done which one can best do with
the bare hands, it seems dificult to
prevent chapplng. 1t can be done,
however, by washing the hands thor
oughly clean at night, after the days
WORK Is finished, in warm water, u.s.
ing soap and q scrubbing brush free
~, until all dirt is removed from the
lines and knuckles, and then rinse in
cold water, removing all traces Of
soap, and then rubbing thoroughly into
the skin Of all portions of the hands,
mixture Of one-half glycerine and
one-half witch hazel extract. II the
hands are naturally hard and inclined
to chap whenever exposed to the wind,
rinse the soap off with good strong
vinegar, as strong as you can get. and
dry before the fire. Then apply the
glycerine ana witch hazel.
This will make the skin Of the hands
soft and pliable. I am speaking from
personal experience, as have husked
many a wagon load of corn, when the
early morning frosts would make my
hands chap and bleed.
Brodhead.-Dr. David H. Reeder, La
Porte, Ind.-Dear Doctor: lam a read
er of the Home Health club lectures.
and enjoy them very much. l am
troubled with the swelling of the glands
under my chin. They begin to swell
as soon as the cold weather sets in.
have used iodine, but that has had no
effect whatever. Please advise me-
what to do for it. Yours truly, P. H.
Follow carefully the directions re-
Gently given for the home treatment Of
scrofula. Keep the bowels free from
obstruction and all Of the organs OF
elimination action. Drink freely of
pure water. Masticate all Of the food
thoroughly; avoid pork, tea and coffee.
as we'll as pickles, and you will note a
great Improvement
All communications for the Homo
Health club should be addressed to DR..
David H. Reeder. La Porte, Ind, and
contain name and address in full, and
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THE ONE OMAR.

recent coronation of King Peter, even
though they will not be able to secure
specimens. The reproductions given
herewith are enlarged. The stamps OF
the five lower denominations COM
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IF He Looked as He'd Feel.

Tom-Are you going to the ball, too!
Dick-Yes; I've got to.
$50 am 1. I'll look for you there"
Better bring a magnifying glass
with you, then I'm booked to take Miss
Hautton, of Boston. "-Phtladelphis
Press a.
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FOR THE PHILATELlST.
Reproduction Of Stamps Issued to
Commemorate the Servian
Coronation.

Young stamp collectors will be inter-
ested in the new issue Of stamps OF the
Servian monarchy concentrating the
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-26

All communications for the Homo
Health club should be addressed to DR..
David H. Reeder. La Porte, Ind, and
contain name and address in full, and
at least four cents in postage.
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THE LUNGS

The LUNGS
4 recent article In the Posse Gym
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Niezwykie zjawisko.

O niezwyklem zjawisku atmo-
sferycznem donosi "Gazeta Sano-
cka". W. sobote 10 bm., miedzy
godzina 95z - ioA rano, skle-
bione chmury pokrywaiy Gale ME
DO Z wyjatkiem niewielkiej
przestrzeni jasniejacej blekitem.
W. srodku tel przestrzeni blysz-
czaia tarcza sioneczna, a naokoio
s1oica w promieniu Gak sig wy
dawaio) kilkumetrowym, jakby
cyrkiem zatoczona, mieniIa sic
barwami teczowemi bardzo re-
gularna obrecz tel szerokosci, ja-
ka zwykle tecze ma niebie maja.
Wyrazistosc barw tel teczy koli-
stej ME byla jednakowa, w nie-
ktorych miejscach przechodziia
w barwe szara przejrzysta. GdY
ssohce zacmily chmury, zakryly
takze i owa tecze, ale widocznie
byla ona ponad warstwa tych
ciezszych chmur, bo gdzie chmu.
ny byiy przedarte widae bylo wy
raznie W tenn rniejscu GEESE te-
czy niezmieniona co do barwy 1
polozenia. Niedlugo potem gdY
chmury odsionily tarcze slonecz-
ma, widot jeszcze bylo Gala te-
cze, ale po chwili zaczela bled-
nae, rozpraszae sic, az wreszcie
rozwiala sic ME wsr6d chmur lecz
ma jasnem tie b}ekitu.
P. Zdzislaw Sykutowski z snie-
tnicy donosi nam: "Wczoraj II
bn., idac przez wies Berest, po-
wiatu Grybow wieczorem, ujrza-
lem o godz. o5z ma posudniowo
zachodnim nieboskionie komete,
kt6ra ukazaia sic nagle W ksztal-
Gle blyskawicy oslepiajacej, ma
stepnie znlieniwszy kolor czer-
wonego ma blado rozowy, zaczela
sic lekko posruwac po niebie, cia-
gnac "a soba wspaniaiy ogon,
wyginajacy sic lekko zmienia-
iacy co chwile ksztalt wielkosc.
Zjawisko trwalo 8 minut, poczem
zniklo zurelnie."
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kRoTKIE KoTATKl M|EJSNE.

- W obronie wiasnej strzelii wczo-
raj policyant Thomas Johnson, ma 70.
gu Leavitt 10 ulicy do tiumu ludzi,
kt6ry go atakowai Skaleczyi smiertel-
ME 15letniego chiopca poczem chcia-
no go "1ynczowac". Woz patrolowy
przywi6zi mu ma pomoc towarzysz6w.
kt6rzy tium rozpedzili paikami.
- wypadkow przejechania przez
pociagi, tramwaje / wozy ciezarowe
zanotowano wczoraj W ksiegach poll
cyjnych.
= 16 letni Stanisiaw Witczak pm.
1856 Monistee ave. skaleczyl sic W re-
ke, strzelajac slepymi iadunkami.
Grozi mu zatrucie krwi
-28 letni Jan Rominski spad{ wa
gonu napeinionego weglem. Zamal
lewa reke nadwerezyi kosc biodro-
wa. Rominsh mieszka pm. 31S N. San
canon str.
- Urzednicy W osadzie Spring Fo-
rest sprzysiezyli sic W celu przywia.
szczenia sobie fundusz6w osady. Gee
ka ich process kryminalny. Rozpatruje
te sprawe tutejsza grand jury.
= As letni John Price, zamieszkaly
ma rogu ulic Wells Erie. wszedi do
szynku pm. 262 s. Clark str. tam "a
skoczyia go nagia smiere. Ulegl para
lizowi serca
- Wczoraj przy niezwykiym udzia-
le publicznoscl, odbyl sic pogrzeb
Graeme'a Stewart. Braiy W MIN udziai
liczna deputacya klub6w towarzystw,
do kt6rych zmariy kupiec polityk "a
"a zycia nalelai.
= Harry Faulke rozwi6dI sic pred
osmiu laty z iona, ktora dopiero te-
raz dowiedziala sic. ze niema me4a
Otrzymywaia cd niego pieinadze ma u
trzymanie. mic ME wiedzac o procesie
rozwodowym.
- Aresztowano dw6ch podpalaczy,
ktorzy "a puszczenie 2 dymem pozaru
pewnego szynku otrzymali po so ce2,
tow po kilka szlanek piwa wynagro-
dzenia.
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= Nazwiska pelnomocnik6w rosyj-
skich i ,iapohskich do rokowai poko-
jowych dopiero ,jutro zapewne zostana
ogioszone.
= Cesarz zamianowal admiraia Won
Koester wielkim admiraiem niemiec-
kiej marynarki. Nowy to tytul dotych-
czas W Niemczech nieuzywany.
W Camp Nc Kinley Honolulu
czterej zoinierze "a pu1ku amerykah-
skiej artyleryi nadbrzeznej zostali a.
resztowani pod zarzutem falszowania
zlotych | 10 dolarowek.
W prowincyi arabskiej Assyr
wybuchio powstanie tureckie wojska
tam wysiano.
= Duhski parowiec Princess Marie,
jadacy do Japonii, zostal zatopiony
przez rosyjski pomocniczy krazownik
Terek, kt6ry uznawszy aadunek paro-
wca "a kontrabande, zabrai ma wiasny
pokaad zaioge, statek zatopii.
= Niezwykle liczne byly wczoraj
nieszczescia koleiowe W Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych. w skutek wykolejeh lub
zderzeh pociag6w pod Kansas City 2
osoby zostaly zabite 8 pokaieczone;
pod Ellis, Kan, zabite; pod San
Anotnio, Tex, zabita. pokaleczo-
nych; pod Atwater, o. 2 zabite. IA po-
kaleczonych, pod Echo, Pa, zabita,
8 pokaleczone.
: Nowy sekretarz marynarki ame-
rykanskiej, Charles ]. Bonaparte. ju-
tro obejmie sw6j urzad.
Prezydent Roosevelt. wczoraj u
dai sic ma letni pobyt do Oyster Bay.
w Terre Haute. Ind. spalii sic
spichrz zbozowy nalezacy do Mer-
chants Distilling Co. pozar zrzadzii
szkode ma 100000.
We Phillipsburg. Kas. okolicy
szalai huragan W skutek kt6rego O.
sob zostalo zabitych, a 20 pokaleczo-
nych.
Dzisiaj kr6l angielski Edward,
VII obchodzi swe urodziny. 1 rozdaje
mn6stwo order6w tytui6w.
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kronika MiejseoWa.
sPRAWY RoBoTNIKoW.
-
Kompanie ekspresowe w tarapa-
tach.
Bezrobocie zecerow.

Zwolano wczoraj wiec wozni-
COW, azeby omowie sprawe, CO u
czynic nalezy wobec faktu, re
try kompanie ekspresowe, a
mianowicie: Page Bros. Express,
Bosworth Bros. Western Subur-
ban odstawiaja frachty firmom
bojkotowanym. Tymczasem ME
tylko wiasciciele SHADOW depar-
tamentowysh wytoczyly process
kompaniom ekspresowym, re te
ME chca podejmowac sic obslugi-
wac firmy bojkotowane, lecz wy
stapifo nodto przeciw kompaniom
miasto, grozac odwolaniem licen-
syj, jezeli kompanie ME beda spell
nialy swych zobowiazah zastrze-
zonych miejskim .ordynansem.
Z jednej strony groza kompa-
niom skargi sadowe i wiadze
miejskie, drugiej strony groza
woznice strajkiem, jezeli kompa-
ME zastosuja sic do wyrokow sa-
dowych ordynansow miejskich.
Cz1onkowie polaczonej rady
woznicow zostawili prezydento-
wi Shea wolne pole dziaiania, wy
jezdzajac z Chicago. Edward F.
Gould wyjechal do New Yorku,
a E. L. Turley do Filadelfii. Shea
pozostaje ma stanowisku, zagro-
zony procesami j zarzucany oska-
rzeniami socyalistow, ktorzy
twierdzili wczoraj, re przyspo-
rzyl stowarzyszeniu 1nilwauckich
piwowarow $4,000, dostarcza-
jac i'm 1000 unionistow ma niej-
see strajkierow. Shea ME wiele
sobie robi z procesow "dynami-
ciarzy," ktorzy zawsze = jak
mowi = nosza bomby "a pazuclla.
DIS kohczy sic kontrakt uni
Topographic ze zwiazkiem dru-
karzy Typothetae. Unionisci "a
zadali stopniowego zredukowania
godzin piracy 9 ma 8, dla zecerow
z dziaiu robot akcydensowych.
Drukarze tego zadania, ME NV.
zglednili i zagrozili przyjeciem
zasady 'open shop1. obecnie roz-
puszczono lpogloske, re. 400 dru-
karh akcydensowych 'zostanie ma
kilka dni zarilknietych, $500 ze-
cerow. bedzie zmuszopych swiss
towae. Gdyby ia pogioska sic
sprawdzita, rs 900 ludzi pracaja-
cych w drukarniaoh ! ointroligaA
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RUcH PARoWcoW.

Przybyiy:
New York: Madonna Marsylh'
Citta di Napoli Genuy. T-l 90
Liverpool: Haverford 2 Filadelfii'
Saxonia Bostonu. ,,.r,,-tF ia
Neapol: Cretic N. Y.
Hamburg: Deutschland z N. Y.
cherbours: Grosser Kurfuerst N.
z. n9tog e;ssln,d
Odeszly: 5eeg2ktfs4 6&i 81
New York: Hamburg do Hamburga
La Lorraine do Havre, Prinzessin A
lice do Cherboufga. Z
ouesnstoWn: Nooriiand do Ffladel-
al, MAjeeticsdo; MY.
! fhHbeurp: Kaiser Wilhelm % n
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Rome notatki teIegratlezns.

- Do Lodzi wys,ano $4,000 nowego
wojska. 7E2. se
Grippenberg, kt6ry jak wiadomo
wyjechai Mandzuryi powodu ME
porozumien 2 Kuropatkinem, zostai
mianowany generalnym inspektorem
piechoty.
= obliczaja, je " odessie ME mniej
sniz 1000 osob zostaao zabitych zaprze-
szie5i noey szkody zrzadzone przez
pozasys wynosza miliony. 81
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torniach zostaioby wraz zecera-
mi pozbawionych piracy.
.Majatek ruchomy milionerow..

.Majatek ruchomy milionerow..,
Obecnie odbywa sic szacowa.
ME majatkow ruchomych nasze-
go obywatelstwa, azeby wypo-
srodkowac, jake kto p}acic powi-
nien podatki Cd ruchomosci. Po-
kazuje sic przytem, re uchodzacy
"a milionerow ludzie ciesza SIG
zaledwie zwyczajnym dobroby-
tenn. Taxi naprzyklad Max J.
Sulzberger oswiadczy.s, re posia-
da zaledwie $4,000 ruchomego
majatku, M. Cudahy $4,000, a
H. N. Higinbotham $4,000. u
chodzacy "a bogacza c. R. Crane
ME posiada wiecej majatku, niz
S12,235. Na}ozony ma tych panow
podatek ME zubozy ich. Postal
Telegraph and Cable CO. posiada
tylko $4,000 ruchomego majat-
ku, Western Union Telegraph
Co. $4,000. Ia najbogatsza
naszych kompanij uwazac nalezy
"zbankrutowana" Chicago Union
Traction, ktora pomimo rozciag-
nietej mad MIA kurateli sadowej
rozporzadza kapitalem 31A Milo
ma dolar6w. Chicago Edison Com
pany wykazuje tylko poitora mi
Iona ruchomego majathu. ..,s,
~ Ze spraw miejskich- n
Mayor Dunno postanowii z
Detroit sprowadzit pana A. B.
Dupont, uchodzacego "a znawce
spraw, majacych zwiazek ko-
munikacya tramwajowa. Dupont
nlial wytknac linie tramwajow
n1iejskich, obliczyc koszta utrzy-
mania tramwajow W ruchu i
przypuszczalne dochody; utrzy-
naywania komunikacyi. Projekt
mayora potepili republikahscy
czlonkowie miejskiego komitetu
komunikacyi, przy}aczyl sic do
opozycyi demokrata Maypole. O.
pozycya ME zna pana Dupont,
ME moze przeto mice pewnosci,
re jego projekty i obliczenia be-
d. trafne. Jezeli mayor Dunno
zna go lepiej, MECH go sprowadzi
ma wlasna odpowiedzialnosc.
Burmistrz naradzai sic pana-
mi Dupont Detroit, Tom John
son Cleveland Clarence S.
Darrow. Doszedl do przekonania,
ze ma razie moze powstac 133 mil
roznych linij tramwajowych, a
w nastepnych dwoch latach no
dalszych mil, przed}ozy przeto
radzie miejskiej projekt wydania
odezwy, azeby kontraktorzy mad
selali deklaracye, pod jakiemi wa
runkami zechca klasc szyny i do
starczac wagonow tramwajo-
wych.
Miedzy odnosnym konitetem
rady miejskiej a zarzadem Chica-
go City Railway Company toczy-
ly sic wczoraj narady, lie kompa-
MIA Wilma piacic miastu podatku
"a licensye utrzymywania ruchu
tramwajowego po ulicach mia
sta. Radni miejscy i rzecznik Toll
man zadali po $Ioo rocznie cd ka-
zdego wagonu, tymczasem zarzat
kompanii pragnie placic podatek
tylko cd takich wagonow, ktore
kursuja przez caly dzieh.
Me warto bye usauznym.
Conrad Kraft byl ma dworcu
kolei Rock Island mial zamiar
wsiasc do pociagu, wtem przy-
stapilo do niego dwoch panow,
proszac go grzecznie o zmienie-
ME 50 dolarowego banknotu.
Kraft zastosowal sic do prosby j
pozbyi sie"drobnych, "azeby zaraz
potem przekonac sic w wagonie.
ze jego banknot 50 dolarowy jest
falszywy i pozbawiony wartosci.
Policya zostasa poinformowana o
oszustwie.