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be the direct cause in both cases.

be the direct cause in both cases.
In the ingenious process that is
being tried in British Columbia,
artificial sandstone bricks are made
by mixing sand and lime in a mould
III which vacuum is produced No
space being allowed for the expansion
of the lime on hydratIon, compress
ion of the material results. The brick
is further compressed IN powerful
stamps, and is then placed in a
current of steam for eight or ten
hours. The materials are thus made
to combine chemically into hydro
silicate of lime. The lime firmly
cements the PARTICLES of sand to-
gether, and an exceedingly hard and
fairly moisture proof brick results.
An experimental factory for making
sill dresses from spider webs exists in
Madagascar, but is likely to fail be-
cause the spiders refuse to work.
Their time Is spent mostly in suIk.
ing fighting, or devouring their
young. Occasionally, however, their
mood changes, and then they spin for
days at stretch, dying from exhaus-
tion. 1t is hoped that better under
standing of their habits will bring
better results.
The aluminium books for the blind
now being printed in Edinburgh are
of thin sheets embossed in the usual
way. They are easier to read than
paper books, do not soil, and are
practically indestructible. Their ex-
pensiveness is their chief draw back.
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'There are more than fifty kinds Of
headaches" said a physician, "and
sufferers from the more common
forms may cure themselves by locat-
ing the cause and treating themselves
accordingly. The more frequent
forms are dull pain across the fore
head. due 20 dyspepsia; pain in the
back of the head, due to the liver a
bursting pain in both temples, due
to malnutIition; an ache on the top
of the head, as though weight press
ed on the skull, due to overwork; an
ache between the brows, just above
the base of the nose, due to eye
strain. -
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The First skates.

AS late as the sixteenth century
skates in England were very primitive,
for we learn that the London appren-
tices used to tie bones to their feet and
under their heels. Writing In 1861,
Evelyn speaks of ''the strange and
wonderful dexterity of the sliders" in
st. James park, performed before
their majesties by divers gentlemen
and others with scheets, after the man.
ner of the Hollanders, with what swift
nesse they pass, how suddainly they
stop in full carriage upon the ice.'
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Get
S CO : : rs
= n1uIsiOn

When you go to drug store
and ask for SCOTS Emulsion
you know what you want; the
man knows you ought to have
it. Don't be surprised, though,
if you are offered something
else. Wines, coTdials, extracts,
etc, OF cod liver oil are plenti-
ful but don't imagine you are
getting cod liver oil when you
take them. Every year for thirty
years we've been increasing
the sales of SCOTS Emulsion.
Why? Because it has always
been better than any substitute
for it.
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His Excuse.

A Scottish parish minister met the
laird's gamekeeper one day and said
to him, II say, Davidson, why is it !
never see you in church?"
"Well, sir" replied Davidson, 81
don't want to hurt the attendance"
"Hurt the attendance! What do you
mean?" asked the minister in surprise.
"Well, sir, you see" replied the game
keeper, "there are about a dozen men
in the parish that go to church when
I'm not there, and they would GO
poaching if went to church"
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Big Earthquakes of History.

j
Following is list of the principal
earthquakes of history:
345 B. C.-Twelve cities in the
Campana buI led and Duras, Greece,
destroyed, with immense loss of lite.
2S3 b. C.-Lysimachia and its in
habitants buried.
70 A. d. Pompeii and HercuIa-
neum buried.
l06 A. D.-Four cities in Asia, two
in Greece, two in Galatia destroyed
157 A. Done hundred and fifty
cities in Asia, Pontus, and Macedonia
buried.
551 A. D.-ConstantinopIe partly
destroyed-thousands perishing in
the catastrophe.
742 A. D.-Five hundred cities in
Asia, Syria, and Palestine overturned
Immense loss of life.
936 A. D.-Constantinople again
destroyed. All Greece shaken.
1889 A. D. England was thoroughly
shaken.
1137 A. D.-Cantania, Sicily, de-
stroyed; $4,000 lives lost.
1853 A. DIN Syria, 2O,O lives
lost.
116S A. DIN SiIesia, 10000 per-
SONS perished.
1918 A. DIN England. greatest
known there.
1456, Dec. 5th-t'orty thousand per-
ish in Naples.
1881, Feb. 26th. Lisbon, 1900
houses destroyed, and 30, 600 persons
killed; several neighboring towns
swallowed up in the sea.
1880, April 6th-St PauI's, London,
partly destroyed.
1596-Japan, cities destroyed and
thousands perished.
1926, July 30th-At Naples, thirty
towns destroyed, and seven thousand
lives lost.
1867, April 6th-At Schamaki, SO,-
600 die.
1892, June THAT Jamaica, 5000
killed.
1893, September-In Sicily, 100, 600
lives lost.
17o3-Jedod, Japan, 100000 are
killed.
l7o6-Abruzzi, Italy, $1,000 per-
ished.
17l6, May-Algiers, more than 20, ;
600 lives lost.
1871, November 3Oth-One hundred
thousand people buried at Pekin.
1732-Naples,- 1910 lives lost.
TAG, October 29th--Lima, Peru,
and Callao destroyed; $4,000 persons
buried.
1751, November 21st-San Domingo,
overwhelmed; immense loss of lives.
1853, September-Cai loss of 40,-
600 lives.
1853, June 7th-Kaschan, in Persia,
overturned; 40, QUO peope we're killed.
17J5, November 1st-Great Lisbon
shock; 60, 900 peope killed at Lisbon,
II, 900 Arabs IN Morocco buried; 2000
houses in tile Grecian Archipelago
overturned.
1853. October 30th-Balbec, Syria,
destroyed; 10000 persons were killed.
1773, June 7th-Santiago, Guate
mala, and its inhabitants swallowed
up.
1888, February 4th-Towns in Italy
and Sicily destroyed, and thousands
perish.
1884, July 23d-Ezinghian, near
Erzeroum, destroyed; five thousand
killed.
17SS, October 12th-St. Lucia, near
Martinique; 900 killed.
1897, February 4th-Panama, 40, 600
people buried suddenly.
1S0O-l942- Great shocks felt, with
awful loss of life in Constantinople,
Holland, Naples, the Azores, the
Mississippi Valley, Caracas, India,
Martinique. and GuadaIoupe.
1868, August 15th-Cities in Ec-
uador destroyed; 25,C00 killed and
property loss $500, 700, GOO.
1883, October 20th-Krakatoa, erup-
tion IN Java and Sumatra; leo. 600
lives lost.
1884, April Earthquake gener-
ally throughout England.
1886, August st-Charleston, S..
c.; Al lives lost; $1,000, 900 property
destroyed.
April IS, 1902, Guatemala and vicin
ity we're visited by an earthquake,
and approximately $4,000 people were
left homeless.
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A Choice of Evils.

Landlady-Would you advise me to
send my daughter to a cooking school
or to a music school? Boarder (refec-
tively)-Well, 1 think I'd send her to
cooking school. 1t may be more fatal
in its results, but it isn't anything like
so noisy.
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automatically Put,

81 am afraid you are absolutely gov
erned by your wife,"
mo-" answered Mr.. Meekton, who
had been reading the foreign news,
I'm not absolutely governed by her,
but must admit that ! am very much
within her sphere of infiuence."-Wash-
ington Star.
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Bad Indeed.

Losing flesh is indeed a bad sign.
Take Scott's Emulsion for it. For
weak Indigestion. for defective nour-
ishment, for consumption, take
Scott's Emulsion. 1t restores flesh
because it strikes to the cause of the
loss.
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An EXPLANATION.

"Why is It," said the young man with
long hair, that the average woman
would rather marry money than
brainsP
"She takes less chance" answered
Miss Cayenne. 'The average woman Is
a better judge Of money than she is Of
brains. Washington Star.
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Inherent Service.

"Yes, SIR" said the soldierly looking
man, 81 have spent fifteen years Of
my life in the service of my country"
$50 have l." volunteered the low
browed Individual, offering his hand.
"What were you in forY-Houston
Post
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His Luck.

Friend of the Family-You are very
lucky, my boy, to be the seventh son,
1t will bring you everlasting fortune.
Son No. lit hasn't so far. All it's
brought yet is the old clothes Of my six
brothers. illustrated Bits.
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The Way of 1t.

Tie Missus-Mary Ann, please eX-
plain to me how it is that saw you
kissing young man in the kitchen last
night. The Maid-Sure, dunno how it
is, ma'am, onless yez were lookin'
through the keyhole.-Cleveland Lead
er
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For horse blankets and everything
in the saddle and harness line, see
Piccardo's tine stock on Water street.
Pioneer Flour always has been and
still is the best
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Nnthinr hut Praiae.

II have nothing but praise for our
new minister"
$50 I noticed when the plate came
round"-Chicago Journal.
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Ii we neglect to exercise any talenl,
power or quality it soon falls from US.
Wood.
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JackSOn'S Contributions
for the Fire Sufferers
Complete List of Cash Subscriptions
to the Relief Fund to Date.

The following is complete and
correct list OF cash receipts from
jackson residents up to date, fox the
relief of the sufferers by the San
Francisco fire. There are number
OF lists yet to be heard from, but the
following embraces all receipts to
date. In addition to this great
many articles OF clothing and food
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Send for free sample

SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists
%o9-415 Pearl Street, New York
SOC. and $1.oO. All druggists
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SCIENTIFIC
MISCELLANY
Reported weekly for the Legder.

Synthetic Alcohol. Rays from Slow
Combustion.- Better Than Oysters. =
Gas Mantles for Heating. Clay as
Food. od.-Refrigeration by Electricity. =
Hair Whitening. Sandstone Bricks =
A Novel Strike. = Metallic Books.
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Arrf1dnuiv notHnus hprua RIM rnd and

Suddenly Baldos' horse renred and
began to plunge os II In terror, 80 that
the rider kept his seat only by means
Of adept workmanship. Ravone lenpcd
forward and ut the risk Of injury
clutcbed the plunglng steed by the bit.
Together they partially subdued the
animal and Baldos swung to the ground
ut Ravone's side. Miss Calhoun's horse
In tho meantime had caught the fever.
ITO prnnced or to the roadside before
she could get him under control.
She was thus In a position to observe
the two men OH the ground. Shielded
from view by the body Of the horse
they were ablo to put tho finishing
touches to the trick Bnldos had cleverly
worked. Beverly distinctly saw tho
guard ana the beggar exchange bits Of
paper, with glances that meant more
than the words they were unable to
utter
Baldos pressed into Ravonc's hand q
note Of some bulk and received In ex-
change q mere slip Of paper. The pa
pers disappeared as II by magic, and
tbO Suoiu w as ASihOuhtihS HOi6C UC-
fore he saw that the act had been de-
tected. The expression Of pain and de-
spair In Beverly's face sent cold chill
over him from head to foot
She turned sick with apprehension.
Her faith had received stunning blow.
Mutely she watched the va9lbonds
withdraw in peace, free to go where
<h<,.y
ed to the main road. Baldos fell back
to his accustomed place his imploring
look wasted. She was strangely in
explicably depressed for the rest of the
day.
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weias, but that they had been advised
to give the place a wide berth. Nov
they were making the best Of a hard
journey to 6srres, where they expected
but little better success, He produced
certain papers Of Identification, which
Quinnox examined and approved, much
to Beverlys secret Amusement. The
princess and the oolansl exchanged
glaness and aftsrwapd a few words
in subdusd tones, Yetivs locked fur
lively at beverly aud them at Baldas.
"a II to inquire whether these men
were the goat hunters she had come to
know by word of mouth, The two
faces were hepelessly nonoommittal,
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heart. Why, he treats us az though We
were the suppliants. he the almsgiver.
He is playing n game. III admit, but
be does 1t with IN assurance that de-
lights me-"
HE Is right about that darned old
fort" said Anguish. His knowledge
Of such things proves oonclusively that
he is no ordinary person"
"Yetive had bit Of a talk with him
Just now" said Lorry. with refec-
tive smile. "She asked him point blank
II he knew who she was. He did not
hesitate 4 second. I remember seeing
you In tho audience chamber recently
That was Z facer for Yetlvs. Il assure
you that It was no fault Of mine that
you saw me- she replied. Then 1t must
have been your friend who rustlad tho
curtainsT said tho oonfoundsd buffer.
Yetivs couldn't keep straight face.
She laughed, ana then hs laughed,
some day you may learn more about
me- she said to him. u sincerely trust
that I may. madam said he, and I'll
bot my hat he was enjoying It better
than either of us. OF course hs knows
Yet've IL the princess. It's bis inten.
ton to serve Beverly Calhoun, and he
couldn't do 1t II he were to confess chat
no knows the truth. He's no fool"
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CHAPTER XVII.

HE was torn by conflicting emo
tons. That the two friends
had surreptitiouslv exchanged
messages, doubtless by an ar
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CdAf En- ANl.
love I like that fellows
coolness." said Lorry to Har-
~ Anguish. after the meet
ing. Hes after my own
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EgzekuCya W WarszawIe.
W cytadei powieszonO szesciu zyd6W.
Terroryzm w Petersburgu.
zatarg Venezuela pochodzi why Francyi.

tylko cd odruchow, ktore inhe-
go piynac srodowiska, inne maJac
cele, moga tylko skrzywiac i nj
szczyc nasze zyeie.
"Caiy dotychczasowy ,rozwoJ
naszego narodu j naszej partyl
dazyl do tego usamodzielnienia
sic zupelnego, do staniecia ma
wlasnych nogach, krotko mowiac
do niepodleglosci. Najwieksze ma
sze duchy, najtezszy nasi iowa
rzysze widzieli te niepodleglosc
ME jake mgliste marzenie, lecz
jako koniecznosc naszego rozwo-
ju. Wszystko to oczywiscie ME
przeczy ami ma jote miedzynaro-
dowemu braterstwu, ami rewolu-
cyjnej EolidarnoSci miedzy wal
czacemi zasteparni rewolucyi.Nie
usuwa z naszych bark ami Jedne-
go obowiazku, ami jednej sluzby
w interesie zwyciestwa rewolu-
cyl.
"Ale zbudzenie sic silnej via
ry W niebie samych, poznanie ban
kructwa panstwowosci rosyjskiej
postawienie wiasnego celu
wklada ma polska partye socyali-
styczna i ma jej wodz6w, ma was,
czionkow centralnego komitetu
robotniczego, obowiaski politycz-
ne taktyczne tego rodzaju, ze
po rozwazeniu ostatnich wypad-
kow osmieliiem sic zwrocic do
was, ten list otwarty z przedsta-
wieniami uwagami, ktorych.
d4uzej nilczec ME MONA"
Wzywa wiec, jak widzimy po-
sci Daszyhski w tym 'fliscie" Pol
ska Partye Socyalistyczna do wy
zwolenia sic pod komendy
stronnictw rewolucyinych rosyj-
skich, ktore ME liczac sic ze sto-
sunkami, faktycznie zawladnely
terenem w estwi. Tclskiem.
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KR0TK|E AOTATKl MlEJSKIE

-Znana firma komisowa McRey-
nolds and Co. pn.240 La Sale st.,ogio-
siia swoja upadIost, ale powierzajac
likwidacye interesow swoich firmie
ze wszyscy wierzyciele zOstana zaspo-
kojeni.
q "Domu Dobrego Pasterza" ma
Prinke, Fitsch and Rankin, oznajm1a
rogu Grace st.. Racine ave-. wczoraj
uciekIy cztery dziewczeta 1 policya
ich szuka.
Ma kurytarzu domu pn.643, 43 ul,
jakas nieznajoma kobieta pozostawiia
dziecko trzytygodniowe, ktore policya
oddaia do zakiadu sw. Wincentego.
Ma 102 ul., wczoraj pociag kole-
jowy przejechai straszliwie rozszar-
pal 26 letniego Arnolda Ohmc, ,10310
Vincennes ave.
w poblizu kanaiu sanitarnego ma
szynach koaei Pennsylvania zostaaa
przejechana smiertelnie pokaleczona
35 letnia Mary Hanley, zam.pn. Lips
Claremont st. Jest ona wdowa. ma
kilkoro dzieci. ma szynach .kolei zbie-
rala wegle.
--wskutek elrsplozyi pieeyka 0Asoli'
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Rdlne notatkI iaIegtaIiGzna.

Pop Gapon handluje teraz ren-
kwiami, azeby zebrat fundusz ma re-
wolucyjna agitacye.
w Rydze zaczynaja bankrutoWac
bankierzy.
-Rewolucyonisci W Kijowie zaopa-
trzyli sic amunicye W rzadowym ar
senale.
-Nowo wybrany preydent Francyi'
Fallieres otrzymuje spowinszowania z
roznych stron: cd monarch6w, prezy-
dentow dyplomatow.
-Sekretarz stanu Root sledzi ba-
cznie przebieg zatargu Francyi We
nezuela.
w Agran, ma Wegrzech, wypu-
szczono ma wolnosG 1O3 letniego Iva
ma Polenczuka, kt6ry przez so lat sic
dziaI W wiezieniu. Polenczuk dopuscii
sic natychmiast nowego przestepstwa,
azeby wr6cie do wiezienia.
-Rezultat wybor6w W Anglii TAX
sic przedstawia, O lie wiadomo dotych-
czas: 1S9 liberalow. 79 un:onist6w,33
posI6w stanu robotnik6w.
-Kompania kanaiu suezkiego kaze
kanal rozszerzyc.
rs letni Lucanus, szef przybor-
czego gabinetu cesarza Wilnelma, ,pra-
gnie zlozy cswoj urzad.
Rad pruski zazdrosci rzadowi
rosyjskiemu, wiec postanowii przesla-
dowaG socyalist6w.
-Wszystkie tory kolejowe W swie-
Gle rozciagaly sic W roku 1904 ma diu-
gost $4,000 mil. 2 tego przypadalo ma
Stany Zjednoczone 211,000 mil, ma Ro-
sye $4,000, ma Anglie 22,634 mil, ma
Wlochy 9,961 mil, ma caly obszar
Chin 1.176 mil.
.-Kcmitet senatu zwiazkowego pra-
gnie Emusic pisarza Bigelowa do wyja-
vienna nazwiska osoby, ktora go poin-
formowaIa niedbaioSci sekretarza
wojny Tafta komisyi kana}u panam-
shego. Panama jest siedliskem cara
zy dla robotnikow.
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wstrzasnela kopalhia firmy Det-
roit W Kanawha, Pddalona ztad
o rs mil. Tony sNai wylecialy w
powietrze zasyPaly nastepnie
wejscie do podziernia, W ktorem
znalazlo smierc 1So gornikow.
Ze wiecej osob ME stalo sic ofia-
rami katastrofy, zawdzieczac ma
ley tel okolicznosci, re wybuch
nastapii W poludnie, kiedy ogol
g6rnikow spozywaf obiad ma OF
wartem powietrzu.
Washington, 10 stycznia. =
Inspector imigracyjny Braun os-
kara rzady wloskii wegierski o
gwalcenie naszych praw imi-
gracyjnych. Kompanie okretowe
i duchowienstwo powsdrzymuja
lmigrantow cd prZyJmoWanla a
m.srykahskiego pbywatelstwa.
Tutejsi Wegrzy i Sowacy wysy-
laja ztad do ojczyzry po so Milo
now dolarow rocknie. Kazdy
Wloch wysela pfzecietnie do
Furonv No do1arze dZiennie.
Brann radzi obostrzyc prawa i
migracyjne.
New York, 10 stycznia. =
PfzesIuchiwano wczoraj Franka
F. Harding, nauczyciela szkoly
wyzszej w Brooklynie, oskarzo-
nego o nawracanie zydow. Skar-
ga jest podpisana przez 60 ojcow
zydowskich rodzin, ktorych sy-
movie stanowia Is procent ucz-
niow w klasie. Skarga opiewa, re
Harding odczytywal uczniom u
stepv Pisma sw.. opowiada} o
Tezusie obwieszal sciany swie-
tymi obrazami. Nazywal oblud-
nikiem kazdego, kto ME wyznaje
WARY Chrvstusowej. Harding
przyzna} sic, re odmawiai W
szkole ,,Ojcze nasz", lecz tioma-
CYL, re te modlitwe odmawiac
moze kazdy zyd.
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TELECRAMY.

Warszawa, 10 stycznia. =
Szesciu zydow, czlonkow miej-
scowego komitetu anarchisty-
cznego, zostalo wczoraj, ma mo-
cy wyroku sadowego, powie-
szonych ma stokach cytadeli. A
resztowano ich przed dwoma ty-
godniami i oskarzono o szerze-
ME rewolucyjnych nauk, fabry-
kacye bomb wymuszanie groz-
ba pieniedzy.
Petersburg. 10 stycznia. -Zyd
Natowicz, wydawca ,,Nowosti"
zosta} skazany ma IA lat wiezie-
MIA "a umieszczanie w swej ga
zecie proklamacyi strajkujacych
urzednikow pocztowych. Me
moze on obecnie bye wybrany
poslem do dunly narodowej. Wy
dawca ,,Swobody" poniosi taxa
sama kare, wydawnictwo tel
gazety zawieszono. ,,Nasza
Zyzn" Rus" czeka podobna ka-
ra, process rozpocznie sic w
tych dniach. Wszedzie gdzie O.
gioszono stan oblezenia, wladze
obchodza sic bardzo surowo
rewolucyonistalni j poddaja ich
wyrokom sadow wojennych.
Petersburg, 10 stycznia. =
Rozpoczela sic swczoraj pierw-
sza konferencya konstytucyj-
nych demokfat6w, ma ktora zje-
chalo sic $50 delegatow go roz-
nych gubernii. Professor Kirgen,
tymczasowy przewodniczacy,we-
zwai ma wstepie delegatow do
powstania, azeby uczcic poleg-
lych z dnia ~ stycznia zesziego
roku. Nastepnie wybrano stalym
prezesem Pietrunkiewicza z Tive
ru omawiano sprawe zachowa-
MIA sic partyi wohec wyborow do
duny narodowej Zdaniem now
COW nalezy aadat cd dumy, aze-
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Rok XVII.

nowego niocno. choe ME smiertelnie.
poparzyia sic Jessie Saglitzky domu
pm. AZ Solon place.
z rusztowania spadf wysokosci
35 stop ciesla John Keller, zam. .pn.742
Belmont ave-, 1 ziamai noge. Jest W
szpitalu sw. Elzbiety.
w poblizu fabryh "Felt Hat Man.
Co." ma rogu Orleans Illinois ST., wczo-
raj wieczorem Adam Dudek zostaf
postrzelony W policzek przez robotnika
Alberta Muellera. Jest W szpitalu Po-
liclinic. Muellera aresztowano. Utrzy.
mule, re 2 why Dudka stracii zatrud.
nienie.
,-Byiy skarbnik stanowy Henry
Wulff wczorai zaczal W domu popraw.
czym odsiadywac kare ma niego nalo-
iona.
County Democracy, frakcya
Burlkego tutejszej partyi demokraty-
cznej wczcraj wybrala sic ma wycie-
czke do Kuby. w wycieczce bierZe
udziai 112 os0b. Powroca 81 stycznia.
Edward T. Mathews, oskarzony
kupowanio Cd zoinierzy we Fort She.
ridan muldrlr0w, zostal skaz3ny na
Zapiscn~'a $1,000 kary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-19

-Pocztowy ruch s.wiateczny W An
gill zwiekszyl sic pred Bozem Naro-
dzeniem do tego stopnia, @e c'agu
tygodnia poczta londyhska otrzymaia
1 wysiaia przeszlo 112 milionow listow.
Ogromna ia liczba list6w pochodzi
stad, re W Anglii istnieje zwyczaj prze-
sylania ma Boae Narodzenie zyczen
takich, jak ma Nowy rex.
.-Projekt majora Drianta utwo-
rzenia W Paryzu ligi antiwolnomular-
skiet zostal juz urzeczywistniony. Po-
wstala osobna liga kobieca, ktora ma
zywa sic liga "Dziewicy orieanskiej".
Celem ligi bojkotowanie ma kazdem
polu wolnomularzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-01-19
kronika MiejscoWa,
w Rosyi aresztowany.

Wczoraj policya petersburska
aresztowaia byiego studenta Uni
wersytetu chicagoskiego, syna tu-
tejszego lekarza, dra. Williughby
Wallinga. Mtody Walling, kto-
ry zajmowai sic kwestyami so
cyologicznemi, wyjechal byl W
kwietniu z. r. do Rosyi, azeby
studyowac tamtejsze stosunki e.
konomicznie i zajmowac sic lite
rackiemi pracami. Pisywal tez
do redaktora niemieokiej gazety
"Vorwaerts" wychodzacej w New
Yorku, Abrahama Gonna, artyku-