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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-02-07

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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-02-07
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BY HENRY MILLS ALDEN.
Editor of Hsrper's Magazine.

!.
f-1PEECH part of manners, and the
who enunciates properly apt show commendabc dgre
- cultivation other respects But should strongly
~ denim any attempt to adopt foreign method of speech Thu
~ English popularity of nonaton, intensified
HMVt than gman, that makes her almost
ENS7%l like foreigner American should not try
az ape this peculiar English ntonaton any than
Nl should attempt in this country restore the honor
general of speech part of
certainly this will be achieved by the importation of pccu
foreign The intelligent cultivated American
speaks uncmmonly we'll opinion This say
pairing with British sister whose speech modelled dernt
standard Who therefore, should be criticised by this mat
problem speak well American and not miai
of the English.
There certain class Of people who England and perh
unonsciousy fall into the English popularity Of ntonaon THEN
speech they their this country, with the result
they appear guilty aectaton Fortunately this rarely the
case in men Of marked culture and individuality.
young people proyera quick adopt any expressions
enuneaon way that say the least appears anything but
admirable their elders That where the chief danger spoken
English lies the caossnes Of young people, and that where
an educational movement may be of great
Changes the method of speaking gradually result Of
environment undoubtedly that broader national contacts viii
greater uniformity of speech this country well in Eng
land The tendency ngua carssne people is
phase existing x Any improvement in the latter
far the medication of Alterations be heartily
welcomed should be Systematically undertaken by educational
institutions.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
pTvTGENp NOTICES

DTrrDrxD xoTfCE-Tbe Continental building
snF Io~n association. Market and Church sts-
Ssn Fruncieco. Cal. has declared FOR the SIX
r1onfhs ending June 30 1907. dividend OF
~ cent ner sn1um ordinary deposits and 8
.er cert ou term deposits. Interest on deposits
nsrsble on and after July J. Interest on or
dinsrT deposits not calico fol ID oe aaced %
the principal and thercattff teef interest at
WILLIAM CoRBlS. Secretary.
WASHINGTON DODGE. President
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
PROPOSALS

,OTICE TO ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANIES
Office of the Board Of State Harbo- connis-
Trs5rsseo H5SI ca In. ieaT-sesIsa s1 H-ol s-n
possis OF bids VII be received az this ofaee
1907. foG q f2r1isSsse care are ana iaeaadesetrt des m
lights Tor the Union Depot and Ferry House.
snd f0r the water front OF the ctr under the
Jurisdiction OF the Board OF State Hsrbor
Commissioners. also power where required. for
> period q three tsl years eeginning With
july l. 1907. and ending with June 30 1910
There sre at present about one hundred and
shirty-two tiS2l arc lights n use On the
front but the Board reserves TIE right 70 in
crease OF diminish this number.
Bidders VII state IN their proposal: First
the price for which they viii furnish and
maintain each arc light CT two thousand y o00i
candle power per week the same 70 burn each
and every night during the seven days from
sunset 10 sunrise: second. the rate per one
nish electric current FOR incandescent lighting
or power including the furnishing of incandes-
n order ssid current % be dets-mfned hy
sealed and tested meters maintained At the
switch board or BOARDS n the Ferry Building.
The style aud location of LAMPS 70 be ap-
proved BY the Assistant State Engineer and
81 wires which must be removed OF repaired
must b attended to in the shortest possible
tiu'e after notice 70 this effect has beer given
~ the Assistant State Engineer. and all work
must he cone subject 70 hts orders.
All current 70 be delivered AZ the switch
bard in the Ferry Building ~ voltage not
q exceed one hundred and eighteen fIIsl.
cu blink form furnished from this offce and
fs accompanied bT & certified check for S5 000
usrahie 70 the order of the Secretary of the
Board ss 9 guarantee on the part q the sue.
ceesfui hitdE that be viii. within SIX dayg
seter the acceptance Of the bid. enter into a
written contract 70 furnish the arc lfghts cur
-e-f for sncsndeEcent lfCttx and puwer and
VII also execute ard fle with rh.s Board
bond in such sun the Board may deem
sfeouste with g surety company. 70 be an
T,-ove6 br the Beard of State Harbor Cornrnfs-
sfonerx and coodI Itiooed for the faithful per
scrusnce a. such contract. nor VIII said bid
- considered ty this Board unless delivered
80 -he Secretary. TO the Assistant Secretsry.
81 the Office q the Secretary. st or prior 70
c.rs O'clock 2. n on Thursday. June 20 1901
a. which tine and place the bids win be
cnenec-
o- su bids II deemed FOR the best Interests
Bidders are invited 10 be present At the
". Y. STAFFORD.
HENRY 7. CRoCKER
W 2 DENNISoS
Board of state Esrb0r Commissioners
RALPH BARKER.
Assistant State Engineer.
II. p. THORPE. Secretarr.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
DELINQUENT NOTICES

DELINQUENT NOTICES
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Location and Place Of Business. CITY and County
~ san Francisco State of California.
NOTICE-There Is delinquent upon the follow
fzg 6esrrfbcd stock on account of assessment No
- levied the erh day OF May, 1907. the sew
- amounts set opposite the names OF the re-
s-.a.-fve shareholders. IS follows.
Name q CerIin-
ssn.-eholde-s cate Number Shares. Amount
7-i,r-,~s L - 113S SO. 90
Grd in accordance with Law snd order OF
80 bosrd of directors made on the sth day II
afs~ 1907. 80 many shares Of each parcel Z
e-.ci sro-k as may be Necessary VIII be sold at
r--fIfr auction al the cfnce Of the eoupe1y at IS
60 - In II : city and county of San Francisco
,+e@e - Csfifornfa. Friday Jane 2t, 1907. at
- hour q three f3l o'clock D.. on such day.
- nav such delinquent assessment thereon. 70
.-e+tc- prith cost a advertising and expense II
80 p ". THOMAS. Secretary.
Offce 4 company IS Clsy 81. city ana county
- -, Francisco state OF California.
nefpd June II. 1907.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
LEGAL NOTICES

Ar. r,crrhsuts or any person or persons are 10
fi6er fhst without nv written consent viii
nor - leSpooaible for any bills for which they
nay expect me 10 pay, and decline 10 DO Sc
ROBE i Kirk
NOTTCF-To whom Il may concern- ! hereby.
r,ire rofire Of uy intention 10 apply 10 the
ttste hoard Of prison directors for parole San
Quentin, Cal, June 3 1901. LoDlA SEnx
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17

STOCKS AND BONDS
fStock and Bond Exebangea
W0RTHINGTON ANES 500 California.
EDW. BARRY. California & Montgomery.
JACOB BARCH. $50 California
h BERL. California K Montgomery.
ROBERT G. BOLTON. 2f7 Kohl Bldg
r G. BROWN. 3f4 California.
GEO n. BUCKINGHAM, 423 Kohl Bldg.
A. HEILBRoNSER. SIT Kohl Bldg
A. c. HEILMAN. 3I7 Kohl Bldg.
FRED s. KNIGHT. sol Kohl Bldg.
EDWARD P0ILITZ & CO.. 2o2S California
SOL e SCHEELISE. 339 Montgomery.
SCTR0 & CO.. z12 Montgomery.
GUSTAV SUTRO. $50 Montgomery.
T. STRASSBTRGER s. CO.. asa Montgomery-
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
g.. READY REFERENCE GUIDE OF FINANCIAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FIRMS OF SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK BROKERS

tssn Francisco and Tonopsh Exchanse.)
J. 8. EVEN. 3D. Bush
LOUIS HAGAN- 322 Bush.
s ID. LANDECKER. 222 Bush.
ROBERT R0MER & CO.. 322 Bush.
FRED R0DDA. 322 Bush S
NEVADA COUNTIES BRoK. CO.. $50 Bush.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17

AMERTCAN SURETY CO., Monadnock BiSr.
PACIFIC SURETY CO.. s26 Aontgonery.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17

STOCK BROKERS
(ssn Francisco Stock Exchange Board.l
G. z ARROWSMITH. 322 Bush
J. Z. DEGA%. 322 Bush.
Kenneth DoyNELLAN CO. 5s1 California.
VIZ. EDWARDS & CO., 33o Bush.
2. EPSTEIN. 341 Bush
MAX. GOLDMAN. 33e Bush.
HADLEY 4 D0UD. 3se Bush.
CCLvERwELIs 4 HANNoE. $50 Bush.
I. HERZBERG, 339 Bush.
WM- EiNkEL- $50 Bush.
JULES KULLMAE- $50 Bush
CHAS- d. LANG. s3e Bush.
JN0. MACKENZIE. 3S9 Bush.
W. H NOISE. 3S9 Bush.
p. s. MONTAGUE sSe Bush.
STEPHEN OTIS, 81 Bush
CEAS. E. PAXTON SSs Bush
SCOTT RUE CO.. Sse Bush.
SHAW & DOUGLASS. 3s5 Bush.
FRANK STERNBERG. ase Bush.
H. H NORWOOD. SO Bueh
REINER COOK. sos California.
ZAD1G CO.. s24 Bush.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-17
AcCIpENr INSURANCE

AETNA LIFE ms. CO.. Monadnock.
SlANDARD ACCIDENT CO. Monadnock.
PREFERRED Accident ms Co. Nut Saw BIZ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08
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ia North Main ST. Barre. Vt.
FINDING THE CAUSES OF TUBER-
CJLOSIS.

IlIOHlS.
III undertaking to influence the med-
cal profession principally and all other
people IN general in the discovery Of
the causes underlying the mortality
from consumption IN Franklin county,
the St. Adams Messenger Is doing fine
service II scarcely seems likely that
the kinds OF occupations prevailing in
that county have anything to do with
the high mortality from this one dis
ease, as the contemporary points out,
for so far as we know there Is little
Of the occupations there that are likely TO
cause lung diseases. Franklin county,
on the contrary, i considered TO be one
Of the best agricultural sections Of the
state, and agriculturalism l. associated
generally with the idea Of out door life
Climatic conditions are not so favor
able to avoidance Of the disease in
Franklin county as in the higher, dryer
and more mountainous sections Of the
state, but that in and Of itself cannot have
had SO deleterions an effect as 10 place
Franklin the second Of the fourteen
counties in percentage 81 mortality from
consumption. In the lack Of definite
information on the subject, il must be
concluded that the lack Of personal care
has much to do with the prevalence
OF the disease; the people perhaps do
not take the proper preeaution either
through ignorance Of the requirements
or through careiessness. II such be the
case then the sooner the campaign Of
education Is set on foot and driven home
in Franklin county the better.
Lest the contemporary respond to
this suggestion BY pointing to the high
mortality from consumption in Wash
ington county we hasten TO state that
while people here are quite generally
alive to the need for personal watchfuI.
ness, the nature of the principal indus
try is such as to keep The mortality
figures at quite high point. However,
we are confident that the rate il being
lowered considerably through this very
same attention to ones personal habits
.of living.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08
TALK OF The TOWN.

Mrs, Thomas venner Of Warren street
il quite III.
7ro good styles Of medicine cabinets,
one for half a book and one for one book
of red stamps.
III another column 81 this paper will
he found the programme for the spauld
ing alumni concert
Red stamps given every day At the
Eastern Estate Tea Store. but extra
stamps given both Saturday and Mon
day.
Every effort has been put forward to
make the alumni concert and ball sue
cess, and il only remains for you to de-
eide this. Will You not help
All children who are to take part in
children's day exercises at the Metho-
dist church are asked to be At the church
Saturday afternoon at 2;30 o'clock for
final rehearsal.
A very nice vase lamp given for one
hook of red stamps Call at Eastern
Estate Tea Store Monday and get 800
worth free to start book and another
sio0 worth free If you make purchase,
4 good bamboo window seat given for
one book Of red stamps. Call at East
ern Estate Tea Store and see this ar
ticle and get 500 worth Of stamps free
10 start q book.
The Spauldiig alumni concert and
hall win be held IN Woodman's hall on
next Wednesday evening. ltme IL. There
wil he concert BIZ Whittief's orchestra
from 10 ., and this will be followed
by dancing. Dance Sl.00i concert csc.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08
The o
Scrap Book
The Boys Looked After Limpy.
Here. boy, let me have paper

The Boys Looked After Limpy.
Here. boy, let me have paper
Can't
why mott heard You crying them
loud enough 40 be heard dit the city
halI.''
Yes but that was down 'tother
block, w know. where ] holteredn
what does that matter? Come, now,
no fooling, I'm Ia hurry,
Couldn't sell You a paper on this
here block. mister COS it b'longs to
Lmpy He's Just up the furdest end
now, You'll meet him.
And who IL Limpy, and why does
he have this bIock?n
"'Gos us other kids agreed TO let him
have II. Ye see. tits good run. count
Of the Offices all along. and the poor
chap Is that lame he can't eli around
lively ike the rest Of us, SO we agreed
that the first one caught selin' on his
beat should be thrashed Sees"
''Yes. see, You have a sort Of a
brotherhood among yourseiyess'
"Well, we're goin' TO look out for s.
little cove what's lame, anyhow
There comes Limpy now He's a
fortunate boy TO have such friends I
The gentleman bought two papers OF
him and went on his way downtown.
wondering how many men III business
would refuse to sell their wares III or
der to give weak, hating brother q
chance in the field.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08
RotJT THE NUISANCE

This city seems to have become the
rendezvous for an altogether too large
number of the leisure class Of men
who wouldn't work If job was stuck
up in front of them, with handsome
wage price tackled to 1t at that. They
are the genus hobo" of no benefit ex-
cept to themselves and oftentimes a
distinct detriment to community and
to society in general. They carry with
them latest possibilities for evil, which
in emergencies, assert themselves in
various misdemeanors and crimes. They
are not the class of people that Barre
wants, and the efforts of the police de-
psrtment to rid the city Of such unde-
Hirable scum are to be heartily com.
mended. During the past few weeks
a large number Of them have been
rounded mp and sent to the county repcsi-
tory in Montpelier. Some may drift
back again. Others will find the place
not suited TO their tastes and pass on
to places with less strenuous guardians
of public morality. In time, the word
may 60 abroad among the genus that
Barre will not tolerate the nuisance,
thereby having salutary influence. So
let the Barre police keep to the plan
outlined. They will receive the ap.
plause Of the citizens in the splendid
work.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08
Ne Knew the Kind.

A small boy in Boston who had IN
fortunately learned to swear was re.
buked by his father ''Who told you
that / sworey' asked the bad little
boy. ooh, a little bird told me- said
the father. The boy stood and looked
out OF the window scoyling at some
sparrows which We're scolding and
chatterIng; then he had happy
thought. Il know who told YOU" be
said. 1T was one Of those damned
sparrows"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08
Polite Cowboys.

Golfers Weekly says that cowboys
are always glad to practice politeness
when they have chance Two ladies'
delayed by an accident lunched IN a
station Of the Southern Pacific road
Two cowboys were at the table They
arose, bowed and stood until the ladies'
were seated TO be equally courteous
one Of the ladies' asked, May ! not
pass the butterS' The reply was Inn
mediate, Il don't choose none, thank
you most to death, ma'am."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08
Misdireeted Mourning.

While exploring the grounds about
the tomb of washington, a gentleman
happened to see a lady Of mature years
who, bathed In tears. was kneeiIng be-
fore an edifice some distance from the
monument Thinking she was In some
sort Of distress the gentleman offered
assistance.
enc, sir. thank you very much. am
not in trouble. but my patriotic feelings
overcome me when | gaze upon the
tomb of the Father Of his Country"
"Quite so" the gentleman replied
tenderly. Il thoroughly understand,
but my dear madam, you have made a
mistake. This is not the tomb OF
Washington. This Is an ice house.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08
Why Books Are GiIt Edcec.

Have you ever wondered why tho
top edge Of your books Is sometimes
gilded and the other edges left plain?
The explanation OF this is very sim
pie. When volume is placed on the
shelf Of bookcase the top side Is
obviously more exposed to dust than
the others. Tho object Of the gliding
therefore Is to save the pages from
being soiled, for were 1t not present
the dust would cling to this top edge
aud the appearance of the hook would
to a great extent be spoiled.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08

Burlington is trying to get its iail
of one Of the principal streets, and
cant be blamed With the removal Of
few blacksmith shops and other kinds
Of shops the square bounded by Wi.
nooski avenue, College, Main and Union
streets would be thing of beauty.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08

A child walking with his tutor stole
M apple from stall IN the street. His
instructor, having Witnessed the theft,
gave his young charge a severe lesson
on the Nervousness OF stealing and
then. snatching the apple from him,
quietly ate 1t himself This is the
abridgment of the greater part or all
history.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08

We second the motion Of tho Man
chester, N. H., Union that Edward Box
has printed @ladylike Journal in a
ladylike manner and il therefore in
line for many of the good things Of
this world if it be nothing more tan
gible than college degree.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08
Prompt RstribusIon.

The following notice was recently
found tackled on the door Of a local
church, There will be preaching in
this honse week rom next wednes.
day. Providence permitting. ard there
will be preaching here whether or no
on Monday following upon the subject,
He that believeth and is baptized shall
DO saved, and he that belleveth not
shall be damned at $50 in the after
noon."-Clinton (AIo) Record.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08

A vassar girl recently jumped a
fence four feet 10 inches high without
touching hands to it. A girl who can
do that ought TO be able to raise bis.
cult. Rutland Herald,
Or raise the very old Ned in the
household if occasion require.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08
pldnlt Know For sure.

Down in New iberia, La, where Jo-
seph jefferson had one OF his numer-
Gus houses. the actor and ex-President
Cleveland were going over the planfa-
ton together and stopped before an
old antebellum cabin. A smiling nam
my invited them TO enter. On the wall
Of the bare, dark room hung a iitho-
graph picture Of Cleveland
NANNY" said Jefferson, "whose
picture is that.
II doan' know To- sho'," was the re-
ply, "but think it's John de Raptis'. 2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08

The Boston papers are printing IN
structions on how to paddle a canoe,
but 1t is no reflection on the value Of
the newspapers that people persist ia
getting drowned from canoes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08
Very Close.

Church Did you ever try any Of
these CLOSE to nature methods?
Gotham Well, I've used a porous
plaster. -Yonkers Statesman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08
IL Averana Man.

Although he looks quite At to you,
Not delicate q bit 20 you,
He'll caudidly admit 20 you
That he's "a nervous wreck"
Houston Post.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08

We notice that q few summer hotel
proprietors III Vermont are apprcciat-
ing the advantages Of advertising in
the metropolitan papers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08

10 New Hampshire ball players, B-M
stands for Bad Men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08
Thay Laava.

Mr.. Townguy-Bub. does your moth
or keep boarders2
Sammy sIlmfodder-No sir; general.
~ not, Kansas City Times. Gst@
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08
JINGLEs AND JEsTs
FulIy ExpIalnsd.

fully Explained.
'They tell me that eggs externally
applied Will cure cancer"
NOW ! understand why 50 few stage
people die OF that malady."--Judge.
q
How She Toek His Proposal.
I begged Marie to smile on me,
For / with love was daft
She smiled-she more than smiled. for she
Just held her slices and laughed.
philadelphia Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08

The first week Of June has passed
and there hasn't been really rare day
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08

Next to her tongue, woman's sharpest
weapon continues to be her hatpin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08

Our stock has blossomed forth
and our best Suits are being plucked
every day, Not hot-house plants,
but good hardy stock, made by the
best clothing plants in the covn-
try warranted to stand the yicissi-
tudes of our changeable climate.
Come and see how you would look
with some Of this foliage twined
over your frame.
WE CLEAN, PRESS AND
REPAIR CLOTHING.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-06-08
WONDERLAND
Moving Picture Co.
.RALE'S PAVILION, BARRE, VT.
TONIGHT
-Four thousand Feet Of Nodng Pictures

-Four Thousand Feet Of Moving Pic
lures. Come and see The Air Ship,
Moving Day, Honesty's Strange Re-
ward, Pals, or Ny Friend the Dummy.
The Wonderful Beehive, The Stolen
Child, The Indians Revenge.
The following illustrated songs will
be sung BY Miss Bessie Whitford ICON
tralto) In the Honeysuckle Time, The
Tale the Church Bell Told, And a Little
Child Shall Lead Them.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
AGGRESSIONE Il FURTO
IN UN SALOON

OAKLAND. H. Teri sera nella re-
trostanza di un Saloon fra lie vie Una
e Washington, Venne troVato privo di
sensi in condizioni assai gravi un
tale Frank Holmberg, lavorante ad-
detto ad un ranch" di Oakley. nella
contea di Contra Costa, il quale evil
dentemente era state fatto segno a
non levi Violence.
Condotto aU'Emergency Hospital,
81 pote cola constatare che aveva lie
corde vocal completamente paralizza-
tie.
Chiesto ed o%ttenuto carta, penna g
calamaio egli pote r~iferire per iscritto
che, essendo entrato mel saloon nellie
prime ore della sera, vi aveva trova-
ii due individui. / quail con modi gen
till e cerimoniosi 10 avevano indotto
a passare con loro nella retrostanza
Cola, dopo aver chiuso per di dentro
la porta, 10 avevano preso per n col
20 stringendoglielo fino a farlo uscire
di sensi. Dopo clio 81 impossessarono
di tutto IL dauaro che aveva seco, di
un o%rologio d'oro e di qualche gioiel-
10.
La polizia sta attivamente ricer-
cando / due malfattori.
L'Holmberg potra probabilmente
guarire.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
IL A LODI

STOCKTON, IL y Come gia venue
annunciato luogo a datare
dial 10 settembre ire giorni di festeg-
giamenti soto IL nome di "Zinfandel
Carnival.
lGia e stata, per votazione popolare,
eletta la regina del c%arnevale in per-
soma di una popolare ed a%vvenente ST.
gnorina, certa De Almado.
Per aumentare II fondo OBSTINATE
allie feste, motif fra | pin Important
produttori e negozianti di 1--WE hanno
donate I'm vagone di iva che 3 state
spedito nell'Est per poi versarne IL RI
cavato nella casa del Comitato.
81 ritiene che Sc ne r%itrarranno da
$500 a 5000 dollari.
II vagone partf col nome di Lodi
commercial car.
Tutti / grappoli, che sono staff scel-
Il fra l pin belli dele migliori quail
ia di 1--WE osno ornati di nastri ecan-
ii 1 colori del c~arnevale.
L'Italia., 1907-09-14
CRONACA DELLA COSTA DEL PACIFICO
di 1900 dollari.
81 ignorano lie cause.

OAKLAND, IL Stamane, nellie
prime ore del >mattino, ALA stazione
centrale di polizia squillavano febbri-
Ii chiamate telefoniche.
Una voce di donna gridava:
"Nella settima strada un uomo E
state buttato dalla finestra di I'm Sc
condo piano ed E morto!"
La voce della donna esprimeva un
cost gran terrore, che tutto l'ufficio
di polizia fu in iscompiglio.
Una vettura carica di AGENT e di
detectives corse sui luogo del suppo-
sto delitto, ma quando vi giunse, flu
accolta da una risata.
81 trattava di uno scherzo che al
cunt monelli avevano fatto, %preparan-
do un fantoccio imbottito di stoppa e
.gattandolo dalla finestra mentre pas
savano alcune dome.
/ poliziotti, dopo fatta una ra-
manzina col fiocchi al piccoli autori
del brutto scherzo non ebbero altro da
fare che tornarsene da dove erano ve-
mutt.