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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Estate of Asa D. Mathews

The undersigned. having been appointed
by Tie Honorable Probate Court for the dis
trlct OF Orleans. Commissioners to receive,
examine and &c st sl claims ard demands
OF ali persons against the estate of Asa d.
ceased, aud all Claims exhibited in of set
thereto, hereby give notice thar We W II meet
for the puT poses aforesaid, at the office of I'D
OF April anc 9Th Gay of S~eptember. next, from
one O'Clock P. m, until four O'Clock. p. m,
each Of SAID days and that sixmouths from the
105h day Of march, A. D. 1906, is the tine linn
tied by said Court for said creditors to present
their claims TO US for exam nation and allow
ance.
DATED Barton Landing, Vt, this 9th day
of March, 4 D., 1905
h. B. SMITH, ~
1+.16 d. r. COLLINS, oomrs
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

Mrs. A. b. Ross and little daughter spent
the past week in Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Wright are
staying at G. f. wright's, through sugar
ing.
o.. q. Miles will hold an auction sale O.
cows at his place Thursday OF this week al
one O'Clock sharp. The sale is OF forty-h7e
good cows.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
MORGAN CENTER.

1. L. Barney has moved to the Maxfeld
farm.
B. J. Williams is attending court at
Newport.
Lewis Barney from Barton Landing was
In town last week.
Mrs. j. Ellis and son Ralph from Barton
Landing visited friends here recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Hill are rejoicing
over the birth OF a daughter, March 26th.
Z. N. Williams and daughter, Esther,
from Island Pond were in town last Thurs
day.
Mrs. M. Atkins has returned to her home
from Isla I'D Pond, where she has been stop
ping this winter.
Ira Morse died Wednesday, March 22nd,
at the home of 81. Fl. Elliott where he has
been stopping for some time.
Clarence Grove from Derby Line was in
town last week on account of the illness OF
his mother, Mrs. VIM. Grove.
Mrs. A. G.IGriffin has been In Holland
several days helping care for Isaac Hack
ett's family, who have been very ill with
the measles.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
Moneys Worth

and that we shall be responsible. so,
that if the watch is unsatisfactory you
"a return it and have it made good
(by repairing, if the trouble is slight.
Your Money back or a new watch.
We buy in large quantities and pay
at the lowest possible price for cash.
We expect soon to be in our new
quarters recently vacated by the
Barton National Bank which is to be
especially fitted up for our use. We
are therefore anxious to reduce all
our stock which is possible before
moving and are making low prices on
all our lines.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
MORGAN.
/. son ed Wallace Wildera,

= son at WaIIace Wilders'.
W. E. Blood has returned from Concord.
n. Fl.
Bowers Church Of Aver, Mass, has been
in town lor a few days.
Frank Allen has his logs nearly sawed
He says his new engine runs we'll.
Ira Morse,a ma i've of this town who lived
here nearly the whole OF his life, died March
2Sth.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

Our leader for the next two weeks is
a ladies full jeweled Eigin or Waltham
movement in a 20 year case and a
good So 90 chain complete for $12 IS.
We are not Offering this watch and
chain for less than cost, you do not
want or expect US to do 80. Whaf
you want is your -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

About 70 men. members of the Sunday
Club, and their friends, psrtooklof a Jan
uuet at the Congregational church thurs
day evening. Tbs banquet was furnishes
by the c. T.. society, members OF "hleh
waited on the guests. After the baoq'et
the company listenedto an address oy new
D.. Eaton, pastor OF the North church III
st. Johnsbury. DIR. Eaton took as ms
| subject China and her people, and his al
dress vas very interesting as he spoNe
from a personal knowledge of his supJecs'
having been in China in the service OF the
government. DR.. Flagg spoke OF the obJect
of the Mems Sunday Club and hoped IL
might be the means of drawing the men
of Newport closer together in Christian
fellowship
NEWPORT CENTER
Mrs. Ed. Burt is home from Newport On
a visit.
There viii be a schoolmeeting Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. o. E. Williams is sick with pneu-
monia.
Bert Doane is suffering with an attack Of
appendicitis.
Elmer Niles has moved onto Norman
Dunham's farm.
Demon Hyde has moved into Elmer
Niles residence.
Mrs. Jehial Herrick has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Norton are rejoicing
over the birth OF a son.
T. s. Cummings of Newport called on
relatives here recently.
Miss Mabel Rogers is home from Barre
spending her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Percy recently visited
relatives at West Derby.
.Cortez Sherman has moved into the
rooms over Jenkins store.
Miss Grace Rogers is home from Bad
ford spending her vacation.
David Wright and w. j. VAIL have re-
Gently purchased new pianos.
: Ray Wilcox has hired out as clerk in E
d. Taylor's store for another year.
Mrs. r. J.. Lowery and children Of St
, Albans are visiting relatives here.
, Mrs. E. S. Rogers is on the sick list; als'
Mrs. Hiram Drown and j. w. Merrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Willis recently Wis
tied their daughter, Mrs. Della Sanborn, a
Albany.
Mrs. Lydia Bailey has been confined t
: the house recently with a severe cold an
b throat trouble.
There will be a union service in tn
Methodist church Sunday evening, Apr
{. Rev. W. r. Davenport of Burlingto
. will speak in the interests of the Anti
Saloon League.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

Free Notice with every
order for Auction Bills
printed at this office.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
ais family have not oome vel. BIZ. Courser

His family have not come yet. Mr.. Courser
VIII run d cedar oil still.
Friends of Charles Tatro called at his
nome Saturday evening, March 81, to re-
mind him of his birthday. All enjoyed a
pleasant evening. A token was left to re-
mind him he was getting old.
Friends of Miss Mary B. Brooks gath
cred at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E.
Calkins, March "a, and gave her a genuine
birthday surprise. Ida Lyon in behalf OF
the company presented her with g small
purse OF money. Miss Brooks responded
IN a very hearty way showing that she has
enjoyed a very pleasant school year. as we
nave enjoyed her both in the school-room
aud IN our homes. Songs and games were
indnl ed inpcake and coffee were served,
and all wished her to return for the next
term of school.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
WESTFEELD.

AAAos
trip to Massachusetts.
Roy Miller OF Bakersfield Academy has
been spending his vacation at home.
Mrs. A. L. Brown has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. F. J.. Kinney, at Barton
Landing.
John Brown served as Special juror on
the Rand VS.. Twitchell case tried at New
port last week.
Miss Helen l.. Farman has returned
from Hardwick where she visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Fred Taylor.
The hour for holding the Congregational
G.. E meetings has been changed from 700
to 1880, p. m Sundays.
Miss Eva A.. Gilpin teaches the North
Hill school and Miss Ethel Hoyt teaches
the school at Moodyville.
Mrs. Gardner of the West Hill, who has
been very ill, is a little better. Her daugh-
ter, Della, is caring for her.
Mrs. Mary Ann Hoyt, widow of the late
Judge Hoyt, is very poorly. She fell re-
Gently, breaking her shoulder.
Miss Theo Hendrix, who has been spend
ing her vacation at home, returns to West
minister soon where her school begins on
April 10th.
Wells Corrow has gone to Massachusetts,.
He has so far recovered from the injuries
he received at East Richford that he thinks
he will be able to work again.
Rev. and Mrs. F. A.. Junkins entertained
Rev. and Mrs. e. FL. Coolidge of Lowell
and the Rev. /. A. Ranney of the M. E,
church, at dinner on Wednesday, the 2stt
OF March.
The Y. L. r. G.. held a pleasant meeting
with Miss Theo Hendrix on Monday even
ing, March 26th. Ray Jenkins OF Newport
Center, who was present, assisted in en-
tertaining the company with his phono'
graph.
The trustees of the Westfield Grammar
school have held their annual meeting ant
elected the following officers: Chairman
IL o. Miller; secretary, E. H. Hitchcock
treasurer, E.. L. Miller; committee, H. W
Burnham, W. B.. Glpin, E. Il. Hitchcock
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02
Geo G. Lang,
Graduate Matchmaker and Optician
Davis Block, Barton, Vermont

Eyesight is an extremely valuable
thing and it is strange how lightly
many folks consider it Teis neglect
ie'ds to countless ills-head 4ehes.
dizziness, pains, 80 say nothing of the
well known troubles of the vision
Itself, such as short sight, as igmatism
and their kindred.
If you consult Us you are cure of
getting as good service as can be had
at a
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-01-17
Weary of Job.
New Orleans States.

New Orleans States.
Although poor Mr.. Wallace
got a terrible wigging from the
Secretary of War for deserving
the Panama canal, Mr.. Shonts
is reported to be weary of his
job and anxious to get rid of it.
This may explain why he has
hung on to his railroad job while
running the canal. Mr.. Shonts'
disgust is said to have been in
tensiied by the way Congress
treated his demand for a baga-
telle of 5000, 600. The fact is
that he is a railroad man, and not
accustomed to have his acts dis
cussed. When a railway presi-
dent says he wants Sic, 900, 900
he is accustomed to have a docile
board of directors vote a bond
issue, and as for the stock
holders, they can go hang. But
when public man asks Congress
for $10,OOO,OOO he has to put up
with a good deal of criticism,
and if he gets Is cents on the
dollar he is in great luck. No
self-respecting railroad presi-
dent can put up with that sort of
thing.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-01-17
NEWSPAPERS.
Striking Things That Great Men
Have Said About Them.

A correspondent requests that
we print some of the striking
things great men have said about
newspapers--that is, sayings that
embody the purpose and doings
of the press. With pleasure.
Bryant said: "The press is
good or evil, according to the
character of those who direct it.
It is a mill that grinds all that is
put into it's hopper. Fill the
hopper with poisoned grain, and
it will grind it to meal, but there
is death in the bread"
James Parton said: THE
newspaper press is the peoples
university. Half the readers in
Christendom read little else"
Jefferson said: THE basis of
our government being the opin-
ion of the people, the very first
object should be to keep that
right, and were it left to me to
decide whether we should have q
government without newspapers
or newspapers without a govern
ment 1 should not hesitate a
moment to prefer the latter"
Cardinal Gibbons said: "The
dread of exposure in the public
press keeps many q man stick
ing close to the path Of rectitude
who otherwise would stray off
into the byways of graft" -
Chicago Journal.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-01-17
Chamberiain's Cough Remedy Abs<
Iutely Harmless.

The fault of giving children medi-
cine containing Injurious substances,
is sometimes more disastrous than
the disease from which they are suffer-
ing. Every mother should know that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
perfectly safe for children to take. 1t
contains nothing harmful and for
coughs, colds and Group is unsur-
passed. For sale by all Druggists.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-01-17
Standard Oil Tactics.
New Orleans States.

new orleans otateS.
The tactics employed by the
Standard Oil Company in the
conspiracy proceedings before &
special commissioner..appointe
by Governor Folk, of Missouri
are so defiant and...offensive thai
a very bitter feeling against thai
arrogant and remorseless corpo
ration is sure to be aroused
among the American people.
while the determination of the
authorities of Missouri to drive
it out of that State will -be
strengthened. By every device
known to a cOterie of high.
priced and clever lawyers the
oil trust is seeking to obstruct
the inquiry and to prevent the
State of Missouri from getting
data which will justify the ex-
pulsion of the trust.
For several weeks the oil
ma@nates were busy evading
the subpoena-servers but finally
several of them we're rounded
up and the investigation began
in New York. The attorneys of
the trust + doing everything
they can to defeat the purpose
Of the inquiry, and by reviving
an old and unused law have com
pclled the commissioner to take
down all the evidence in long.
hand. The witnesses summoned
are advised on technical grounds
not to answer the pertinent
questions put to them, and every
effort has been made to bullyrag
the commissioner and to en-
barrass the attorney general of
Missouri. who is conducting the
inquiry. In other words. no
subterfuge is too cheap, no cum
ming too far-fetched, and no
evasion too petty for thexStand-
ard Oil Company,s attorneys to
use in trying to circumvent the
Investigation and prevent an
accumulation of facts against
that corporation.
The employment of:-.such
arrogant tactics and the con-
temptuous defiance of the author
ity of the State can not serve
otherwise than to greatly in
crease the hostile feeling which
exists against the corporations,
while there is grave danger that
they may hasten the coming of
the day when the masses of the
people will revolt against the
despOtism of banded plutocracy
and in their struggle to free
themselves of it resort to fixed
ammunition instead of court
processes. Mr.. Henry II.
Rogers, manager of the oil trust
interests evidently anticipates
such a national cataclysm, for
while he was returning con-
temptuOus answers to the ques-
tions of the Missouri attorney
general the other day a news
paper photographer accidentally
exploded a flash light and it is
now a matter of record that Mr..
Rogers abandoned the witness
stand and darted out of the
courtroom with the velocity of
badly scared rabbit. Com
handing as they do, the services
of the most cunning and un-
scrupulous lawyers in the coun-
try, and controlling a great
many of the judges of courts
before which they artfully get
their cases the oil magnates and
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-01-17

If you don't trade with Prud.
homme & McFaddin, get the
habit.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-28
TELEGRAMY. Y.

Petersburg, 28 sierpnia. - w
Warszawie zastrzelono generala
Larskiego, glownego pomocnika
wojennega general gubernatora
SkaNona. Zbojca zbiegl.
Podobno w Peterhofie uczynic
no nieudany zamach ma zycie ba-
roma SsaEll, przypominajacego
postawa rysami twarzy genera
la Trepowa.
Mowia nadto, ze Rieman ko-
mendant sienionowskiego pulku
gwardyi, zostal W drodze do
Warszawy zabity, gdzie miaa
wstapic do sztabu general guber-
natora.
Rad nosi sic znowu z mysla
ogioszenia dyktatury, z powoda
Tel okolicznosci, re ogoi gazet ME
gani zamachow ma zycie urzedni-
k6w, przypisujac wylaczna wi
ne powodzenia terrorystow rza-
dowi. Setki aresztowan ME zapo-
biegaja zamachom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-28
Nainowszy portret zbieg1ego Pawla o. stensIanda

Nebraska, z ojczyzny Bryana.
przybylo wczoraj do New Yorku
IFS sasiadow przyjacio} handy
data ma prezydenta, azeby go po-
vitae po powrocie z Europy. w
liczbie delegatow znajduje sic 8
burmistrzow z roznych miast
Nebraska. Wczoraj wieczorem
przybylo 200 acknowledgement
delegatow ze St. Louis.
Washington, 2s sierpnia. =
Prezes Elliot uniwersytetu
Harvarda oswiadczyf, re prezy-
dent Roosevelt moze pisac po
angielsku, jak mu sic podoba
lecz publicznosc jego novel orto'
grafii ME przyjmie, a najmnieJ
zgodzi sic ma mia inteligencya an
gielska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-28
przeznaczone ma

Mieso przeznaczone ma
eksport Holandyi bedzie zaopa
trywane w znaki rzadowe, recza-
ce re jest zdrowe.
= Yacht Carnegiego Galilee
wysiany do Japonii W celach nau
kowych, rozbh sic i zostanie pod
dany gruntownej reperacyi. u
czeni przebywaja W Yokohama
: Niemiecki professor teologii
i filozofii Edward Zeller obcho-
dill w Sztutgardzie 70 letni ju-
bileusz swego doktoratu. Liczy
on lat "a. :.
= Ksiezne Wrede, ktora W ho-
telach kradia srebra, uznali psy-
chiatrzy "a waryatke. Pozwolono
jej wyjechac "a granice. MAJ pa
nj Wrede wynagrodzii hoteli-
stow "a poniesione przez Mich
straty.
= FL corka Roberta Nunne-
macher, znanego w Milwaukee
milionera, panna Marie Nunne-
macher, utonela w jeziorze Pine
pod Waukesha.
w przysziy poniedziaiek
odbedzie sic ma brzegach Massa-
chusetts miedzynarodowy wyscig
jachtow puchar Roosevelta.
= Gubernator Folk z Missou-
ri odroczyi termin stracenia me-
zob6jczyni Agnes Meyers do
26 pazdziernika. Miano zbro-
dniarke powiesic W przyszly po-
niedzialek.
w Denver, COL, odbywa sic
zjazd delegatow klubow amery-
kaInskich dziennikarzy. Burmistrz
wreczyl gosciom klucz miasta'
Z Des Moines, Ga, dono-
sza przymrozku, W Cedar
Rapids wskazywai termometr 20
stopni wyzej zera.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-28
San Francisco, 28 sierpnia.

Strajk ma liniach zjednoczo-
nych kompanij tramwajowych
TRIVIAL wczoraj w dalszym ciagu'
Prezydent Calhoun ME godzi sic
ma zahen sad polubowny, uni
kolejarzy zarzuca zlamanie kon-
traktu. Temu twierdzeniu pre-
cza unionisci zarzucajac zarza-
dowi kompanii, re przeciaza ich
praca a ME wynagradza dosta-
tecznie. Dawniej krusowalo 700
wagonow zarabiajacych dziennie
po $18 do $25' Obecnie kursule
ich 300, al tie zbieraja dziennie po
40 do 90 dolarow. Calhoun zapo-
wiada, re sprowadzi 1000 kondu-
ktorow i motorowych ze Wscho-
du. Niezalezne kompanie t1trzy-
muja ruch w miescie, przyrzekf-
sly swoim ludziom, re zgodza
sic ma warunki, ma ktore przysta-
ma kompanie zjednoczone.
Peoria, ILL.,, as sierpnia. = Pc
przejsciu nowego prama, zno-
szacego akcyze cd spirytusu
zdenaturalizowanego i sluzacego
wyfacznie do zastosowania w
przemysle, postanowis trust naf-
towy nabye wieksze gorzelnie "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-28

kraju, azeby utrzymac wysoka
cene spirytusu ME znizac cen
nafty. w przysz}y piatek odbe-
die sic w Chicago zjazd pred
stawicieli Standard Oil Co., z
wlaScicielami wiekszych gorzeln
Washington, 2s sierpnia' = L
departamentu stanu donosza, re
miedzy Hiszpania Stanami
Zjednoczonymi stanal uklad, ma
mocy kt6rego "a towary amery-
kahskie bedzie sic oplacafo w
Hiszpanii cla znizone re TAXI sam
przywilej bedzie przyslugiwaf
produktom hiszpahskim przyse-
lanym do Ameryki.
. New York, 2s sierpnia. - Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-28

stkiem powolsnia ma urzedy dy-
misyowanych liberalow i refor-
my wyborow.
Prezydent Palma tlomaczy, re
rewolucya niema zadnych hasef
zadnego programu ami zadpej
racyi bytu. Malkontenci wywo-
lali ruchawke, ME najaca sensu
Rad obchodzi sic powstanca-
mi lagodnie, lecz ME widzi zad-
nej potrzeby wchodzenia z mimi
w uklady.
Oddzial powstahcow zajal
miasto Bajuca w prowincyi Ha-
wanie, oszancowal sic walczyl
wojskiem rzadowem przez Gala
noe, bez zadnego rezultatu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-28
Move nDrlGrStVa / IanaCly.
Car ksiazeta brali udzia1 W pogrzeble zabl-
tego genera1a Min
Rad pruski oszczedza lapoWnlka
Podbielskiego.
Strajk konduktof6w motorowych San Francisco
Trust naftowy saw,a Iub zakupue wekie gorzelnie
ak konduktof6w motorowych W San Francisco.
rust naftowy stawa Iub zakupuje wieIkie gorzenie.


ktory atoli zawyrokowal, re O.
peracya ME przynioslaby zadne-
90 skutku. Wedlug innej wersyi
sultan chory jest ma pecherz, a
poniewaz ME chcia} oddac sic
pod opieke lekarzy europejskichl
lecz uzywal starych lekow arab
skich, wiec cierpienie skutkiem
zaniedbania przybralo wieksze
rozmiary.
Dzisiejsza urzedowa depesza
zapewnia, re stan zdrowia sui
tana jest pomyslny, zapewnienle
to jednakze niezupelnie zasiugu-
ie ma wiare. Powazni lekarze eu-
ropejscy ma podstawie dotychcza-
sowych wiadomosci, nadeszaych z
Konstantynopola, twierdza, re
sultan cierpi ma chorobe nerko-
wa. w jakiem stadyum znajdu;e
sic ia choroba, niepodobna oczy-
wiscie orzec bez zbadania pa
cyenta, ale w kazdym razie o po-
myslnym stanie zdrowia Abdul
Hamida niepodobna movie.
Wobec tych poglosek wysuwa
sic ma plan pierwszy kwestya ma
stepstwa, tronu W Turcyi. Otoz
W panujacym domu tureckim
obowiazuje TAX zwane prawo Sc
nioratu, to znaczy po smierci
kazdorazowego panujacego o.
beimuje tron najstarszy ksiaze
krwi. Gdyby sultan Abdul Ha-
mid umarl, objalby po MIN rzady
mlodszy brat obecnego su}tana:
Muhammed Reszad, LEGACY Juz
62 rok zycia. Podobno Muham-
med Reszad, skutkiem poraze-
mia, ktoremu niedawno uleg}, ma
bye niezdolnym do objecia rza-
dow, ale ia wiadomosc ME jest
pewna wobec tajemniczosci, &to-
RAJ otacza dwor rodzine sultana,
Reszad ma bye zwolennikiem
reform. Jednakze ME zawsze u
.prawniony nastepca tronu obej-
muje W Turcyi rzady. Rozmaite
kamaryle dworskie staraja sic
zapewnic korone swoim handy
datom, to tez w tym wypadku
juz teraz mowia, re W razie
smierci Abdul Hamida moze
tron po MIN objac jeden dwoch
jego synow, albo tez bratanek
jego, syn suitana Abdul Aziza
Zmiana tronu W Turcyi ME jest
obojetna rzecza dla polityki eu-
ropejskiej dlatego chorobie
stosunkom w Konstantynopolu
poswiecilismy osobny artykul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-08-28

WarSZdWd, 20 SleIpllld. NC
neral Larski wracal z Gcomendan-
tury do swego mieszkania do
rozka. Kiedy dorozkarz musial
zwolnic biegu ma rogu ulicy,
gdzie byi wyrwany bruk, miody
czlowiek strzelil do generala
cztery razy rewolweru. Jedna z
kul trafiIa generala w SERGE. Do
rozkarz podcial konie pojechai
do szpitala, gdzie Larski umarl
zaraz po przybyciu.
Peterhof, 2S sierpnia. = Car z
carowa, pomimo grozacego rnu
niebezpieczenstwa, brai udzial W
pogrzebie zamordowanego gene
rala Min, ktorego zwioki pre-
wieziono do Petersburga. Byli
takze obecni wielcy ksiazeta.
Berlin, 2s sierpnia. = Skandal
kolonialny przybiera coraz WICK
sze rozmiary. Uchodzi obecnie "a
rzecz pewna, re aresztowany ma
,jor Fischer ME byl jedynym Office
rem, kt6ry pobieral }apowki cd
zarzadu firmy TippelskircI.. Prze-
kupywano innych oficerow
pozyczajac i'm ma ich mic ME
warte podpisy znaczne sunny pie
niedzy.
Pomimo to skompromitowany
minister Podbielski pozostaje
nadaQ ma SVEN stanowisku. Ce-
sarz postanowii czekac ma wy
rok sadu honorowego, ktory ma
zbadac wine generala.
Berlin, 2S sierpnia. = w
Niemczech istnieje wojna piwna
Piwosze bojkotuja szynkarzN
ktorzy zmniejszyli szklanki do
piwa. azeby ma publicznosci od-
bic podatek, nalozony ma napoj
Gambrinusa, Powstaja nowe bro1
wary, chcace konkurowac z o.
becnyni zwiazkiem piwowaroW'
w jednych szynkach dostaje sic
"a jedne te same pieniadze o
wiele piwa wiecei, niz W innych,
z czego przychodzi do Motni /
bojek.
Berlin, 28 sierpnia. : w NAL
borgu odbyi sic zjazd hakaty-
stow, ma ktorym nowoczesni
Krzyzacy dowiedzieli sic z "a
lem, re cd roku 1896 do tego CA
su przeszio w Poznanskiem w
Prusiech $4,000 hektarow ziemi
rak niemeckich W polslie.
Podczas zjazdu Niemcow W
Norymberdze przyszlo pomiedzy
policya a publicznoscia do krwa-
wych zajsc. Policyantow pobito
! pozdzierano Mich mundury:
poniewaz zamykali szynki, gdzie
goscie bawili sic zbyt wesoio.
Havana, 2S sierpnia. = Jest
faktem, re New Yorku z New
Orleans przyslalno dotad pewna
ilosc armat szybo strzelajacych.
Prezydent Palma oswiadczyl
re jego Rad jest legalnym j dose
silnym, azeby bronic zycia /
nlienia spokojnych obywateli.
Havana, as sierpnial - Me
przyszio dotychczas do bitwy pod
Pinar del Rio, czego wnosic
nalezy, re rewolucya zakonczy
sic bez rozlewu krwi. Rozchodza
sic wiesci, re liberalom ME zalezy
na obalaniu rzadt1, 1adaja tylko
ustepstw. Pragna przedewszy-