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Arizona republican., 1906-06-16

tween Greece ard Roumania. a Greek bank by putting to death 80 Wallachs in Grevena caused a tremendous revul-
 sion in Roumania public sentiment, and completed the breech. This estrange- rlent between Greece and Roumania
 has been followed with the keenest ap- preciation in Sofia, and the adhesion of Roumania to a Bulgarian -Servian compact or to d separate compact with Bulgaria on the basis of Macedonian autonomy IS widely canvassed. There
 is precedent in the days just before the
 Ottoman conquest fer T great Bulgaro- Roumanian realm under the Assens,
 the feelings of the two peoples towards
 each other has been almost consistent
 ly friendly.
 Meanwhile the Greek position in the
 Macedonian towns, intrenched in the |age-long domination of the Phanar
 Patriarchy, which has hitherto kept
 20000 Bulgarian Siav villagers in so- cial bondage has received an accession
 of help from the notorious Greek bands
 which have infested Southern Macedo-
 mia. The fourfold union of the state
 the church. the money power and SO ciety'-such as may possibly exist un- der Ottoman rule. has retarded the
 awakening of the Slav villager to his abject condition. Too often when awake he has nursed his wrongs in se- cret and awaited an international con-
 trol before parting, as the price for his race pride, with the comparative i'm munity from Turkish molestation which his Greek church affords him.
 In the midst Of the Ealting progress toward international control the reign of terror in Macedonia continues un- abating. In the Villayets the balance sheets of crimnality tell heavily in favor of the Greeks. whose massac cred victims in the year 1905 number 1889 as compared to a loss of only 150. Scant belief is extended in Sofia to the latest supposed orders of Hilmi 11asha to stop the actions of the Greek bands. As the latter cOnfine themselves to attacks on Bulgarian and Kutzo- Vlach villages, 1 and avoid encounters with the Turkish asker their action is just the opposite 6ne t0 that of the organization Tchctas | who head for the Turk every time. It | is therefore almost a self-denying ordi- 1 nance on the part of the Porte to be | obliged to stop an activity which SC | nicely suits it's own sinister designs
Arizona republican., 1906-06-16

built up fine traditions for the army.
 All the recent maneuVers have been very favorably reported by the Euro pean military observers. Under the guidance of less diplomat than Prince
 Ferdinand this army might have pre- cipitated itself on the Turk on several opportune moments in the last decade. To attack Turkey at the latter state of disadvantage with the support of one or more of the great powers must be the policy of Bulgaria. The impoten denouement of the Zerbo Bulgarian fiscal union under pressure from Aus tria last winter has not completely de- stroyed the hope of the friends of the two peoples. Hence the reappearance of Pashitch as prime minister al Bel grade augurs another more simple at tempt in that direction. Certainly with the gradual realization by Servians that autonomy is the only working so- lution of the Macedonian problem be- ing the only one which may unite the approval of the great powers the chief obstacle to a close union is being re- moved and though the value of the Servian army as a fighting organiza . tion is comparatively slight and it's present discipline from top to bottom very loose the Servian corps of officers is openly eager to wipe off on some battlefield the stain of the damning deeds at Belgrade palace in May, 1903
 In this light the entrance of Rou- mania into the Macedonian problem as champion of the small Kutso-Vlack tribes which are now under Hellenic tutelage has tended to simplify rather than complicate the situation. It's pro teges are not numerous enough 10 ere ate new claimant to possession, as their number is scarcely 100000 and hence insignificant. But the loss of them is the last blow to the Turkish position in Macedonia, and the unreck- oning fury which the andarts have wreaked by sword and flame upon the Wallach shepherds and villagers has killed the cause it would defend. At a time when NJ. Varatasis, the Greek consul at PhilippOpOlis was endeavor- :n StJ bring about d reconciliation be-
Arizona republican., 1906-06-16
RECORDERS OFFICE.

Harry H. Baxter to Joseph Bush and wife-deed. Lot Is, block f, Porter and Baxter subdivision.
 Joseph Bush and wife to Diego Bra . camonte-deed. southwest half lot IS block 1, Porter and Baxter subdiV ision
 E. F. Young and wife to F. C.. Smith -deed. northwest quarter of the north west quarter section 20, township ; north, range 3 east.
 Lulu T. McGinnis to N. Friedman deed. Lot II. block 20. Churchill addi- tion.
 l.. H. Landis and wife to Alfred Wei gel-deed. Lots 3, 4. and Block I3 Churchill addition.
 United States to Thomas Blake patent. north half of the southeast quarter section 2 and northwest quar- ter of the southwest quarter and southwest quarter of northwest quar- ter section 26, township north, range 2 east.
 Marie Louise Billings and husband to NJ. w. Brack-deed west half lots and Block 15; Mesa.
 Thomas $. Maloney to Robert l. List-bill for deed. northeast quarter of the southwest quarter section i3. township l north, range east.
 Herbert Goodman and wife to Harry kay-deed. Lot 9 and southwest half lot II. block l, Bennett Place.
 C. H. Barney to Robert I'riedeI-- deed. Und. half interest in Lots 1 and ;. block 30, Grand avenue
Arizona republican., 1906-06-16

The preparedness of Bulgaria for war extends likewise to the money chest. Her phenomenal crops since 1904 have brought many hundred millions of gold into the country and the state bonds are now quoted nearly at par. The conversion of public debts which has been preparing for two years is now expected to take place, with a substan
 tial increase of specie in the treas dry. The budgets of 1904. 1905 and 1906 all show handsome surpluses in spite of an expenditure of over 10O,O00.000 francs for war material That the Bulgarian army is g good weapon experts have long recognized. The remarkable de- lense of Shipke Pass and cf Stara Za- gora by the raw Bulgarian volunteers in 1878 followed by the quick but de. cisive war with Servia in 1885 have
Arizona republican., 1906-06-16
Hotel Acacia

Corner West Sixth and Hope Sts., Los Angeles. New-19O6. Strictly modern; all outside rooms; hot and cold water elevator; detached white brick building; no cooler rooms in city; close in; 75c, $3.5O and up; day or week.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-16

A penny saved is a penny earned. but in a fools pocket it's pocket burned.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-16
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ADVERTISEMENTS
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Arizona republican., 1906-06-16
MOVING REAL EsTATE-H [

Latham & Co. and w. H. Nall have just closed two transactions in country real estate. One of the deals was the sale for Thomas s. Maloney to Robert J. List of the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 13 town ship one north, range one east. The consideration was S3500. This property lies two and half miles southwest of the city. MT. List recently sold d small tract of land near Glendale in order that he might secure a larger area. Through the same firm. c. J. Trow- bridge sold to Charles Korrick and & J. Nicholson the west 100 acres of the northwest quarter of section 27, town ship two north, range two east for S6000. This ranch is eleven miles west of town. It is we'll improved.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-16
THE BALKAN QUESTION
 AGAIN TO THE FORE
(continued from Page 7.l

mobilize 30O.GO0 men in forty weight hours would thus seem to take on body.
 Again the maneuvers of the first and seventh divisions in August take place on a probable battle ground only a few miles from the Turkish sentry boxes Seven hundred and fifty reserve off cers have been called to the colors on June 15. in addition to several thousand non commissioned officers of all divis- ions. The summer activity is therefore to be on an imposing scale.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-16
MISSES, ZION JACKET 5a1z.

The fEton jacket is a we'll deserved taVorlte for the young girls as well as Tor their elders and is exceedingly Jaunty and chic. Here is one of the latest and best developments thereof that IS suited to cloth, to silk and to
 linen and that is as simple as it is Iashlonable. In this case old rose veil- ing is trimmed with silk banding and Is held by buttons of white silk GOV cred with crochet work executed in silk the shade of the yelling. The seams that extend to the shoulder at front and back provide most becoming and satisfactory lines to the figure. while the long, fiat collar at the neck is favorite of the spring.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-16
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk. the probate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract and Title company. ..
 The records for yesterday were.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-16

The Eton is made with fronts. side fronts, back and side backs, the seams being concealed by the trimming. The collar is joined to the neck and the closing is made with buttons and but tonholes. The sleeves are moderately tull and can be finished below the eI- bows with the flare cuffs or extended to the wrists. as liked.
 The quantity of material required for the medium size (16 years) is s F yards zf' l 4 yards A or IFS yards 52 inches Wlde' with yards of banding
 The pattern 5317 is cut in sizes for girls of 14, 16 and Is years of age
 cut this out and send with ten cents to Ihe Republican, Phoenix, Ariz., fiT- ing out the blank below:
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-22
The Christmastide Lesson

The Christmastide celebrates the
birth festival Of our Lord. The in
carnation OF Christ is the central
thought in the history Of the world.
His birth has exalted the poetry, the
music and the art Of the centuries
It has changed all social customs and
religious rituals. It has given . new
GLORY to human life and new trend
70 eternity. This IN the time when
All bitterness should be forgotten, all
family feuds reconciled and all life
olori6ed. God grant that the day
NAV speedily come when the song q
the angels celebrating the birth Of the
Christ may find its fulflment through
out the whole world.
"Glory to God in the highest and
on earth perce, good will toward
men, Rev. Robt. Stuart Macarthur,
Pastor Calvary Baptist church, New
York City.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-22
Holly Superstition

There are many traditions connect
ed with holly-one, that it is unlucky
to bring. it into the house before
Christmas eve. There are two kinds
of holly, the prickly and nonprickly,
and according as the holly which is
brought in for the Christmas decora
ton is smooth or rough the wife or
the husband viii be master. A
bunch of holly with berries must
be broken from holly which has been
used in church decoration and kept
until the next Christmas to protect
from tightening and insure q lucky
year.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-22
Romance Of
Che Mistletoe

By the Teutons mistletoe was held
sacred to Baldur, the sun god, the
son of Freya, the Scandinavian Venus.
In Baldur all that was beautiful, elo-
quent, wise and good was honored,
and be was the spirit Of activity, Of
Joy and of light. Predicting his own
approaching death, his mother,
Freya, exacted an oath from animals,
plants and minerals not to injure
him. The mistletoe among the plants
had been forgotten. When this was
discovered by the treacherous Hoe
der, the blind god of brute strength,
he took wand of it, and, being di-
rected how to aim it, the mistlet0e
pierced Baldur through the heart,
and he fell dead to the ground.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-22
Nganist
Marguerite briggs
Synopeie Of the Dlav

1t u before Christmas Kris shop toys which
ng Were all polished Christmas Mr. Noah elaborate
speech sets forth the terrible falling the hands the
cruel children They scalp their dcn with delight All
the take alarm French doll mpores the Tin Soldier defend
them He declares he's brave but he mgher than the sword
Lets write TO Kris our bodings dark
Then and hide in Noahs
Jumping Jack can't write Im tho Finally
the letter and they all off But the machinery Walking Doll
Kris enters his shop captured
Hurrah! hurahl Kris yourselves children
Why there aren't oys Kris surprised and reads
aloud the letter The hlden happiness They repent of
their cruelty sing We hold dolls Kris they will
forgiven and helps them
gee bring to the stage sing sserry Christmas"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-22
Che blstory Of
Cbrlstmas Carols

THE first Christmas carol was
~ sung to the startled shepherds
of Judea nearly 1900 years ago. 1t
voiced the praises of the Newly Born,
and it rang out on the frosty air:
'Glory to God in the highest, and
on earth peace, good will toward
men,"
This is sung today by all Christen-
dom to celebrate the birth of the
Christ. The first carol has been re-
peated yearly by all mankind.
= Many have been the meanings Civ
en- to the word ''carol," but the sim
plest, according to the New York
Telegram, comes from the Latin der
ivation "carolare," which literally
translated means ITO sing songs OF
JOY"
christmas is the first joyous festi-
val of the Christian church, and car
OILS are the songs of JOY sung at this
festival. And, though the word car
oil is used for the Easter hymn and
songs of other festivals, it rightfully
belongs to the Christmas one alone
"The history of the carol in Eng
land and even today we look to Eng
land for the majority of our carols
has been varied from reign to reign.
In early days the Chapel Royal choir
sang carols at court. There is a
record of Christmas kept by Henry
VII. when the singers Sang carol.
Queen Elizabeth kept Christmas in
right royal fashion with the singing
of carols and with dancing Charles
1. ordered the nobility and gentry to
keep open house on Christmas day at
the country seats and bade them sing
carols and joyous music But Pur-
itanism did away with all observa-
tions of the five and twentieth day OF
December, commonly called Christ
mas day. and the Scotch paliament
in 1882 decreed against the singing
Of carols without or within kinks and
all six uthers superstitions and papal-
istic rites.
During the last few years mark
ed change has been observed in the
matter of Christmas carols in Eng
land and in our own country. The
great number of writer's OF music in
England are one and all writer's Of
church music, and the carol has been
one Of their proudest compositions.
'sThe Christmas carols of the 1,8O0
years have changed greatly. Atone
time they were only wassails, to be
sung over the punch bowl of the dis
solute kings, but the carol OF today
takes highest rank insmusic.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-22
Christmas i'm the South

In the south Christmas is celebrat-
ed as we observe Fourth OF July.
The presents may be Of the most In
expensive character, but there will
be q bolntiful supply Of firecrackers
torpedoes and roman candles, not
forgetting the tin horn, which begins
to toot on Christmas eve and contin-
ues till midnight Of Dec. 25. The cry
Christmas gift !" resounds, and new
er once does one hear MERRY Christ
mas"
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-22
Christmas Tree
In The Valley

There is to be Christmas tree and
entertainment at the school house in
district No. IL next Monday evening,
which promiees to be very enjoyable
affair. Everyone is cordially invited.
The literary and mnsical program
has been arrange by the San Juan
Valley Literary Society and is as fol-
1ouc
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-22
Xmas Explained

Papa, why do some Of the news
papers always spell it Xmas z In
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-22
Christmas Cree
and Entertainment

CHRISTMAS TREE entertainment will be given Odd Fellows hail.
Monday evening December a. under the supervision of the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches The public cordially invited
attend and the also bring placed
Articles the will received
afternoon. The exercises will begin at 73O
prosram
Chil1,ens Chorus
Recitation, Wa1verno Francis. Recit0oa san0 Murray
CANTATA
THE TOYS' REBELLION
Cast Of Characters
Mr.. NO0h Norman CkurchiW
TIN Soldaer, George Higgins
Jumping Jack, H0as1in Nash
Dan0h, Josie CAurchM
Paris D0Hs K0rnaen Bugge L1elG Douglas
Wac Doll, MedoTu HsOin
Sailor, A770IG Hicks
Walking Doll, Thomas Hall
Scr0pboOk Fasry Fay Pratt
Rag Doll -M0rthN Francis
Ar1s Kr1ng6 Lloyd J0ube,t
Aaad the children
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ouired Wistful Willie.
because, my son, it. is 50 Xpens-
iSe.'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-25
Rd1ne nOtatkl teIegTafIGzna.

= Prezes hiszpahskich mini
strow Almodvar, ktory przewo-
dniczyl ma konferencyi W Alge-
ciras, umarl W sobote.
= Rad zmusza niemieckie to-
watzystwa ase1uracyjne do po-
krycia STRAIT wlaScieieli polls W
San Francisco.
= Eskadra angielska, wybiera-
jaca sic do Kronsztadu, zawiac
bedzie po drodze do portow ME
mieckich.
w Drontheim odbywaja sic
W dalszym ciagu uroczystosci
pokoronacyjne. Krolewskiej pa
RE skladaja zyczenia rome de-
legacye.
= w zakiadach Kruppa are
sztowano dwoch robotnikow pod
zarzutem zdradzania tajemnic
rzadowych.
= Mylius Erichsen wybrai sic
do Grendlandyi, azeby zwiedzic
brzegi polnocno wschodnie.
= Gubernator prowincyi Gill
zostanie rnianowa1y general gu
bernatorem Mandzuryi. Rad
chihski postanowil utrzymac sic
tam przy swoich prawach.
= Wojsko niemieckie W Airy
ce buntuje sic. Pieciu szeregow-
COW skazai sad wojenly ma
smierc.
= Wielki ksiaze luksemburski
zostal sparalizowany. Me moze
podpisywaG dokunent6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-25
Cesarz Franciszek I6ezef

- Cesarz Francls1ek Joezef
bawi W Czechach, gdzie pragnie
Niemcow pogodzic czeska lu-
dnoscia.
= Socyalisci W Austryi daza
do wywolania generalnego straj-
ku.
: Baronowie niemieccy W
prowincyach nadbaltyckich "a
mierzaja wyemigrowac do ziem
polskich pod pruskim zaborem.
= Serbia zamierza urzadzic u
siebie rzezalnie bydia, azeby ME
sprowadzac miesa z Austryi.
= w Szwecyi skazano 7 re-
daktorow gazet socyalistycznych
ma zamkniecie w domach kar-
nych.
= 2S letnia ]. ]. Cordovi z
Pasadena, CAL, spalila sic zyw-
Gem, bedac przytsoczona przez
samochod, ktory zapalii sic skut-
klein eksplozyi gazoliny.
= w Alton, ILL.,, spadalo wraz
deszczem ma ziemie mnostwo
malych zielonych zab.
: w Kansas City skonfisko-
wano zepsute mieso w puszkach.
ktore zostalo uznane "a dobre
przez inspektorow rzadowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-25
.TELEGRAMY.

Petersburg, as czerwca.
Demokraci konstytucyjni zamie-
rzaja ludowi przedlozyc sw6j pro-
gram dziaSania przekona6 ma
rod, re Rad zostahie wkrotce
,zmuszonym do pogodzenia sic z
duma. Komitet parlamentu wy
stepuje z wnioskiem, azeby rza-
dowi ME bylo woluo wydalac z
-kraju cudzoziemc6w. Zachodzi-
Ia Ottawa, ze w Biaiymstokit.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-25
KrOnika MiejscoWa.
Brutalna napasG.

w sobote popoiudniu pani
Mary Bergman byia zatrudnio-
ma w kuchni mieszkania swojego
pm, 143 Townsend str, kiedy We
szlo dwoch mezczyzn i oswald
czyi, re So tajnymi policyantami
maja polecenie dom zrewido=
wac, gdyz zachodzi podejrzenie,
re w tenn mieszkaniu znajduje
sic fabryka falszywych picnic
dzy. Oburzona pani Bergman
kazaia i'm sic precz zabierat. Wte-
dy jeden 2, Mich wyjal revolver
zaczai jej grozic. PAM Berg
mann pobiegia do okna W from
towym pokoju wolala pomoc,
ale owl dwaj napastnicy rzucili
sic ma MIA obili ia w glove Pile
cy,. poki ME stracila przytomno-
Sci. Wtedy rabusie przetrzesli
mieszkanie, zabrali $500 gotow-
ka, kilka pierscionkow zioty ze-
garek. Kiedy nadeszla policya,
juz ME bylo sladu rabusiow j
wszelkie poszukiwania okazaiy
sic dotychczas nadaremne. PAM
Bergman jest wdowa mieszka
sama. Pieniadze jej by}y owocem
kilkuletniej oszczednoSci; nliala
je ukryte w komodzie.
Eksplozya W zbiorniku woody
sodowej.
Kiedy E. Janowski, wlasciciel
saloniku woda sodowa loda-
mi pm. 16 O'Brien str. wczoraj
napelnial swoj zbiornik, powsta-
Ia eksplozya, wkutek ktorej Ja-
nowski pokaleczyl sic groznie, a
moze smiertelnie, i w saloniku
duzo sprzet6w.i szyb zostaio po-
t}uczonych woda zalala caiy
pokoj. Zdaje sic, re zbyt wiele
gazu nagromadzonego bylo w
zbiorniku. Kawa1eczki zdruzgo-
tanego aparatu przebiiy brzuch
Janowskiego i ; dostaiy sic do
wnetrza jego ciala. Jest on obec-
ME W szpitalu powiatowym. Ii
czy lat 43.
w przeciagu dwoch ostatnich
miesiecy jest to juz trzeci wypa-
dek podobny. Powodem jest ME
urniejetne obchodzenie sic z apa-
ratenl.
Wielki pozar.
Onegdaj rano spaliiy sic wiel-
kle sp1chrze zbozoWe A. / b. ma
rogu Archer ave; Wood str, W
ktorych noglo sic pomiescic
100000 buszli zboza. Grnaehy
to byly czteropiatrowe; najmo-
wal je agent zbozowy ]. S. Tenn
pleton mial W jednym z tych
budynkow 10000 buszli owsa, a
w drugim 10000 buszli pszeni-
cy. Goraco wskutek tego pozaru
bylo tax wiellcie, re zajmewaiy
sic sasiednie budynki, try 2
Mich rowniez sic spaliiy. z sa-
siedztwa uciekio kilkadziesiat
rodzin, ktore ME mogiy zniesc
upalu. Zdaje sic, re pozar po-
wstai sam re siebie, iak to czs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-25

sem sic zdarza, przy niewfasci-
vie zsypanem zbozu' Wiecej niz
80 sikawek uzyto do gaszenia po-
zaru, a jednak ME stlumiono go,
dopoki owe gmachy ME spaliiy
sic do szczetu. Szkode przez po-
Ear zrzadzona obliczaJa ma $50
tysiecy dolarow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-25

tyle ma zmiane programu, re
krobwa Helena wyjechaia wraz
kr6lem do Apcony, azeby pozo-
stac przy boku meza, jezeli mu
tam grozi istotnie niebezpieczeh-
stwo.
Waszyngton, rs czerwca.
Prezydent Roosevelt zamierza W
istopadzie udac sic w podroz do
Panamy, azeby przekonac sic ma
ocznie, lie tam postepuja robo-
ty przy kopaniu kana}u. z tego
powodu ME bedzie obecnym w
pazdzierniku w San Francisco
przy kiadzeniu kamienia wegiel-
nego pod nowy gmach zwiazko-
wy. -
Roosevelt bedzie pierwszym
prezydentemJ ktory w czasie
swego urzedowania odwiedzi OBJ
cy kraj. Tsomaczy sic tenn, re
terytoryum, przez ktore przecho-
dzi kanal, nalezy technicznie do
Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Sioux Falls, S. D., rs czerw-
ca. = zona bogatego zydowskie.
go kupca Mosesa Kaufmana byla
aresztowana pod zarzutem spo-
wodowania smierci II letniej slu-
zacej Agnes Polreis. Lud byl tax
wzburzony, re chcial zydowke
,,lynczowac", tymczasem sad
najwyzszy W Pierre kazaY wypu-
Scic ja ma wolnosc "a zlozeniem
$4,000 kaucyi. Process ma sic
odbyG W pazdzierniku, lecz Kauf-
manowa pakuje kufry wybiera
sic w podroz do Europy, zkad
ME mysli wracac do Ameryki. Z
wyroku sadu najwyzszego ujdzie
kary "a dokonana zbrodnie.
Peoria, ILL.,, rs czerwca. =
25 letnia Lotta Ailsworth znajdo-
wala w tenn przyjemnosc, azeby
balonem wzbijac sic W powie-
trze. Kiedy wczoraj wzniosla sic
W jednym parkow W gore wy
padia 2 lodzi i spadla wysoko-
sci 100 stop ma kupe kamieni.
Doznala tax ciezkich, wewnetrz-
nych uszkodzeh ciafa, re utraci
iiewatpliwie zycie.
Louisville, KY, rs czerwca. =
Sedzia policyjny ogfosil Wyroki
ma mocy ktorego nietylko szynki.
lecz apteki skiady cygar, budy z
woda sodowa owocarnie, a na-
wet sklady rzeznikow groserni-
kow maja bye co niedziele, przez
caly dzien zamkniete. Ogol kup-
COW zastosowal sic do tego wyro-
ku, lecz niektorzy mieh swe skla-
dy otwarte, azeby ma drodze sa-
dowej dowiesc, re prawo o swie-
ceniu niedziel ME odpowiada du-
chowi konstytucyi.