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4 peculiar combination of mishaps oc.

A P5CurTdI Vo = ~,
Cured one day recently on the Highlands
in Houltou. A little girl was taking care
of her baby brother, aud while carrying
him let him fall which stunned him.
The little girl rushed to a neighboring
bouse for her mother and in the excite
ment tainted away. DIR. Mann was has
tily mmoned and be went to the house
with his team. While he was in the
house the horse took fright and ran into
a near by barn. The horse coming mad
" into the barn frightened an oid gen,
tleman who was there and he jumped
down a scuttle hole and received injuries.
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You cant tell woman's age after she
takes HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Her complexion Is fine. She Is round,
plump and handsome; in fact she is
young again. IS cents, Tea or Tablets.
r. A. Shurtleff & Co. o. D. Stevens.
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p. ii. s.
tRawson out, fit by batted ball.
Score by Innings.


p. TT. S.l 0 o 0 x-5
L. F. II. S....l l o l 0 0 0-3
Earned runs, P. II. S. Three. base-hit, G.
Clark. First base on balll, of Winslow 5.
Struck out, bv Clark 10; by Winslow 9. Left on
bases, p. II. S. 8: l.. F. II. 8. First base on
errors. p. II. s. 2; L; r n: S. 8. Hit by pitched
ball, by Cluk 2; by Winsloy l. Umpires,
Gates, Clason and Shaw.
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Any II Year Old Girl

Can make those delicious Lemon, Choco lase anu
Custa rd pies "a well as the more experienced
cook II she uses "OU z. PIE" preparation, which
is now sold by nearly all grocen Of 10 cents per
package. just the proper ingredients In escn
packaRo
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Norway High School Graduation.

The Opera House was we'll filed
Thursday evening for the graduating
exercises of the class of 1907 in Norway
High School Music was furnished by
Stearns' Orchestra. There are fourteen
mem bers in the class. The programme
of the exercises, all of high order of
merit, was as follows:
Prayer.
Salutatory, The Wealth of Poverty.
Adaine Sara Brett
Home Influences, ......R Ruth Georgia Frostt
A Street Railway Which Repairs Itself.
,lph Pratt Kneel tndt
True Genius, Lucy Wolf Frost
Glass History. Fannie Stuart Boyntont
Electricity rs Housemaid, III bner Hill Mannt
The Worth Of Character. Collie Dele Frostt
The Choice of College. George Clark L Ss
self Reliance, Louise Marie SnanR
Class Prophecy, lice Ernestine Schnuers
Bertha winona Frostt
Maine as Summer Resort,
Earl Thomas Thibodeau'
The Importance Of Physical Culture, ~
Iona Elizabeth Noblef
Bessie Lincoln Chase'
Presentation Of Diplomas.
Glass Ode.
Latin Scientific Course. tEngllsh Course.
Friday evening the commencement
ball was given in the opera house, and
was we'll attended. An order OF four
teen dances was enjoyed, with music by
Stearns, and Charles s. Akers as floor
manaper
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Died.

In East Hiram, May 50, Mrs. Octavia Rankin.
In Sumner, June Q, Frank l.. Btrrett.
In Rumford Falls, June 3, Mrs. FRANK A.
In Dixaeld, June ., Harrison White.
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OUTH PARIS.
WEST PARIS.
Score by Innings.
l2 8 5 6 s 9-Total.

South Paris. 90 o 0 ! %
West Paris, -.--.-l 0 o OIL
Two.base.hits, w. Farnum, Lowell =. First
base on balls, or Farnum 0; ofParlin 0. Struck
out. by Farnum 8; by Parlin 8. Left on bases,
West Paris IL South Paris 6. Double plays,
Glover to Bartlett to Emery; Glover to Emery to
ri Ion. First base on errors, West Paris l;
South Paris 4. Hit by pitched ball, by Parlin 8;
by Farnum l. Umpire, Curtis. Scorer, W. S.
McEannav
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Mrs. Augustus Lord Of Auburn has
been a guest at W. 81. Blake's during the

Mrs. Augustus Lord Of Auburn has
been a guest at W. b. Blake's during the
past week.
Mrs. DR.. Stewart has been visited for a
few days by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maxwell, of Sabattus.
Two Mormon elders have been can
wasting in this vicinity for few days
doing missionary work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haskell of Au.
burn were guests of Mr.. Haskell's sis
ter, Mrs. l.. A. Rounds, over Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Baldwin of the Congregation
al church and Rev. Mr.. Kewley Of the
Methodist church exchanged pulpits
Sunday morning.
The ladies of the Congregational Social
Circle will hold q food sale at the store
of G. w. Bowker on three Saturdays,
June 20, July q, and August 81. The
sale will begin at O'Clock P. NJ.
Roy j. Bird and Lester Twitchell are
at home from the University of Maine,
and others of the boys will be at home
from there within few days, as this is
week at the university.
Register of Probate A. ID. Park has a
very handsome new gold watch which
he recently found at the table under his
dinner plate. 1t was gift from his
wife and it is needless to say Mr.. Park is
much pleased with it.
Bright new paint gives an improved
appearance to the Starbird barber shop
building ON Market Square, and the new
fittings which Mr.. Starbird has recently
put in likewise make great improve
ment in the looks of the interior.
Mrs. S. G. Ordway entertained the
Delta Alphas Saturday evening, in honor
Of Miss Marguerite Clifford, who is to
leave town next week. Refreshments |
were served, and games were played. |
Miss Clifford was presented with gold
locket.
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WEST PARIS ID 5; TOY SHOP 4

WEST PAhlS ~ Ioh
After the South West Paris
game the toy shop team of this village
played against the second team at West
Paris. This game was great deal more
interesting and was finally won by West
Paris I'd by the close score of to 4.
OTHER GAMES.
South Paris Grammar School second
team defeated Paris Hill at the brick
school house grounds Saturday after
noon by score of IL to 4.
At the fair grounds Saturday after
noon Norway High School lost closely
contested game to Bridgton. The final
score was Bridgton High @, Norway
High 5.
Several of the young men from this
place went to Hebron Saturday forenoon
to witness the Hebron-Kent's Hill
game. Hebron won by a score of 10 to
4. Kent's Hill had one bad inning in
which they allowed Hebron to score s
runs.
All base ball records were broken in a
game Saturday between two teams of the
Greater Boston Grammar School League,
The game went 20 full innings, neither
team being able to score from the third
inning until the last of the 2Sth inning
1t took nearly six hours of continuous
play to complete the game. Up-to-date
bali playing finally won the game, a safe
bunt, stolen base, put-out and the
squeeze play bringing in the winning
runs. With grammar school boys playing
this kind of ball there seems to be nc
danger of the great national game los
ing its hold on the people.
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IN for Aliens F

Ask for Aliens Foot-Ease.
A powder for swollen, tired, hot, smarting feet
sample sent FREE, also Free Sample Of Foor'
EASE SANITARY CoRN-PAD, . new Invention.
Address, Allen 8. Olmsted, LIE Roy. N. Y.
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STATE OF MAINE.

TREAsURER's OFFICE, AUGUSTA, April %, I
Upon the following townships tracts of land not liza
be taxed in any town, the following for the
tax of 1907 made by the Legislature the 2Sth
March, 1907.
OXFORD COUNTY LANDS
s M a 1ts Ia ss lots
5 a ssa e, es'@s the
IS % ssj, e
& FL s S 3:
a s a5soss and
ss sGs
Fs%s i al ana it S Ss
By q hastings Brothers ais undivided and
hBPsq 3ns frf ps more being lot in
s sa a lots 's lots grant re the Be-
rn RFaSp s9a A eaats 2ne MY
% sn6s lots IN and
@ 5 sss sas os n5 :
Ss Fl :as a5s sas o tn:
Ss E 5 sss sa o $ in tn:
e AID ss5 a III
ss5 ss5 si % 5S The
ssG sss it
As5 ss5 rs is SSs
sEs b 5 5 grant q sfRs Cot ssn,sas
f3sFds tas ssia hsi
P' ss
III Int N the
$ }$;s I'll s. o S Int . as
sFS z s IN ss ssi ss s $
3 i I'll: sr sa being lat
ss lot Int sns As
%P
+ s: is rs ~asS$ s;s nd
1 s Ss Hf stfS tse
% @ O. Ea sasf sf ss hiss Of foPs
S IF sSssS$
saqsll ePd ssa Rs %p
ss S6 Of ess Of G S$
sRp 9 lots in sns sas
5s$ssnR 81
as iS'In'9
| F. ss;s
%ss, %
ss9s
,$ss!S %a$s s. ssy
Ss sSnsS e.
sS:f e.:
ns ST id Of hs lots a af S
G ss xess sG t OF hs I'm
wss sa tSS@;nh sf P9$ 'ss
% Sf S s1 the SssS 81 lat
1 1 81 Rs "a
s sRiS ePssP sesSsSn '
hundred forty acres more
sSn s a in sse a asf plan aass Gf
ssss more and contains two hun
ss ~ h
NY 1ss 5 hum
ri ;'f :$ q IS:
s!a 'ss =
sS R$2t III; Il f
By e:
ots ga township and quarter Of lot In the
eighth range Of lots in township according to SURVEY
Said reputed to be owned by A. I%aode
and hundred eightyone acres more or
e $;:: f. :; $$;;s;
the lots in said townshp % saey
m 1sG5 Said described be owned by
Estes hundred acres or re ot in
SirlseS ySs part ct BENG n
s aad 61 By H no4e
ngs Brothers contains hundred fourteen ae' ~
T. Of being lot n hs ee ed pan 81
said township Nice Macy IN 1909 SaiH I hundred
puted to Chapman and contains one huhuf
n s Sfpf oa h sfs Ss5 l9f an
1905 said land contains hfty-hve acres more Ut
Of surplus by Nice Macy in 1879 n s en ans
ape afp seven hundred
ANDovER Of being ods S rs ens said
said a9s b. %c Macy sS a ise
suited to be by Abbott and contain three nun
more or less
ANDovER SURPLUS Of being lots so ana u 81
made McC Macy In 1903 saio lots are b"nSred
ANDovER SURPLUS Of being an gondsS on
land surplus lying eastery OF ana Dehs lot
the wf Immediately north said surplus and being
all sides BY land sd 70 be be owned BY
paper G Smith and contains eghtyone
nohwestey Of said surplus bounded ana oesc'eu
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Savings Bank Taxes.

The state savings bank tax committed
to the state treasurer by the state asses
sors last week amounts to 29,542, 81
against 1928, PAP "a last year. Amounts
against the Oxford County banks and
trust companies are as follows:
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northwest Of said Andoyer North Surplus
t. asssS e. ISs more RD q
soas ne
called H. sont % Sann lSs ase sSush
n$ o Mss " T.
s snd
ANpovER NORTH SURPLUS part Of being lot a
nsn$sss
E MOB Ts.! 5 an
ss s0F pdn sos ABOUT is o asn the es
sa 2ss
as sss f se the
Ss po na S1G
made y Gns Mic
and hundred thrtyslx more or
h5sasss Ss %Ss Or fsR Co. and
Res pr 81 said sa a. % Ss sss
b H In f the anss 3 q hed Be
sss I ls .s
thence Ia
s ss5SasS q E
owned BY Charles Chase hundred twenty
Ss Ss Of sa @ of i
) Il: a%s
s %Sl dr &c
Iss 81 @ i IN 1888 PLAN IS 'a s
Puted to r and contains four hun
S part Of a OF Ssns lot Ct @
Els 1ss Ss e; IL & "a
Es ss SSG
%s ss Ss
In @ tSv IS sS and SAID plan aes f S$
"$ss$ E
8 Ss ss q S5ss &
SsSas the norh es
said surplus ss to S s RS R g. lots AZ
s Rs ss lime Gs Gs g Z
S5 S Ss s sf%n
ef 4s north ps SSs
e. "
STS c @ r saa Gaps s s
thence Ss alS@s Sd
R the q sss s2e s"1S
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5ss 6 @ b' Is s s ss"!S
sst ns OF eo fs P' The Public
s9e G sSsn 1s ans
ts Rs fa
G sT5Pssa 9S%
sEss sy SSas s $5S +? IS
ga also Isl Excepting pH
snG SS to er 2S
, Sgrvf SAID nPd ds eien
dr %saSSE aap acre. S0 o nS
n YES G part nor p ss
and ae Ra & s o The rS accens q
@ and saS n esb sd s%EpST h mhSe RECEPTION
aars m SG or and
n sn 1e asr PR being q0Fh
range known the s0dd 1dc by Lots
sc Macy to ia fq so5 said sns deserbed
scres by H or W Dunn and
S1 PaP Ct sas 9%sS S S qEn
sap $%I 4 thousand
5d i Pn.f in Ct ls as s ana
sSnan T
T. No own in s common ,nSns aHS
Pubic s sss ns tSSsS:
3 S
Ssa plan 81 sss Sw 'g[SS$
Of F$s Ls; I'd eighty
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nS n
%SS DC RnT % ana San 'R
as sRa
s SSp thy Eli Ps"S
?sm %fn wsss sS ;S
hip exceptions noted is repted TO De owned o
dred less.
T. NO. X p, Parkertown part Of being the Sea
81 5S9S GsSS
hPPSntes
g ksfE5y Rfss fa'
r. NO T. r. x. P Upper Cupsuptic In common S dnn
%SSs Dc Ssfs% to nS sd
Rs owned y ESs
~ Mo p w r X p Gynchtown) being the entire
the exception Of the Public LOT ana ,ne
so called being number OF the lots SET on 10y
irene Judicial oxford County In 1879 SAD toWh
Ship exceptions noted is reputed to be owned e ue
Berlin Mills contains twcnty-three thousand one nun
or less -
p Gyneh"%n part heinz oil Ge ins NUMBER 1ae
IL Lot h so S Ssa on Sy John Wilson
the Supreme Judicial court io 4t recoSed In
the Oxford County Registry Deeds Said lot is rePIted to
be Pngree and contains three hundred twenty
NO 4 R. g. W. b. p, (oxbow) in common and undi S
reputed to be owned by the american nneteeg
CO. ct ais g and 9ad acres more
No L r. g. w b. X F, AFOREMENTIONED, In common ana ui-
divided Said township epued to be owned by 6ne t
twenty thousand acres, more or less
p sParma d len br aGfSrsi aEard ct
isa said tSG Sntains exclusvs OF Public Lot
BATCEEIDER'S GRANT Of being lots q g. r. "a 20
what is known as R ae g by x s acinda E
hundred acres more or less
BATCHELDERs GRANT Of being the First DIVISION i
n and u.s. Sr sand to be owned BY Said
repued to be owned by hashgs tbree Hundred
seventy more
BATCEIDERS GRANT Of being certain lots IN what Is
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TREAsuRERs OFFICE, AUGUSTA, April 49, 1907
Upon the following townships tracts of land not liable to
be taxed any the following assessments for the State
of 1907 made by the Legislature the aSth day OF
March,
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NORWAY.

The salary of the Norway postmaster
has been increased one hundred dollars.
The June term of the Norway Munic-
ipal court was held on Tuesday. Several
new entries and few old matters closed.
No trials.
The Norway National Bank rooms are
being repaired and put into first-class
condition. Steel ceiling has been put In.
The work was done by w. G. Leavitt and
Horace E. Mixer.
Mrs. Alice Rolfe and granddaughter,
Ruth Bean, who have bad rooms at e. +.
Smiths on Bridge Street, have moved
back to her farm at North Norway for
the summer months. They will return
to the village In the fall 80 that Miss
Bean may be able to attend the high
school and continue her studies with the
class.
Lieut.. Moses P. Stiles returned from
business trip to Portland, Brunswick
and Augusta this week. Lieut.. Stiles
was before the board of examination,
consisting of Brigadier Gen. G. Z. Davis,
Inspector Gen. Z. G. Dill and Col. L. q.
Kendall at Augusta on Tuesday, where
he successfully passed the examination
for the position of First Lieut.. of Co. d,
1st Regt., N. G. S. NJ. At the same time
Quartermaster Sergeant A. j. Stearns
passed the examination for appointment
by Maj. Peterson for the position of
battalion quartermaster and commissary.
Sergt. L. Il. Dauraghty passed the exam
ination for the position Of second lieuten-
ant of Co. D to fill the vacancy caused by
the promotion of Lieut.. Stiles.
In the Norway Municipal Court Will
liam b. Stanton received a vacation of
ten days for intoxication. Sylvester B.
Estes on search and seizure was dis
charged for want of evidence.
The village schools all closed this
week for the summer vacation. The
following teachers have been elected for
the next school year:
High School, principal, Percival Z. Hathaway.
Assistant, Myrtle NJ. BlackwOod.
IT.
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SOUTH PARIS.

SOUTH PARIS rosr ofFIcs.
-. uonrs: 1904. NJ. 10 ] 30 p. u.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
commencing Sept. 30. 1896.
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Pogrzeb dra. Jolosa w Moskwie.
SocvaliSci francuscy przeciwni strajkOm gene
alnym i Wszelkim gwaftOm.
WYBORY w STANIE MICHIGAN.
Murzyn linczowany w Indian Territory.

papierami, ktore teraz - wobec
silnego, niepokojacego podmuchu
poza kanalu oceanu - dopro-
wadziIo do ruchu przeclwnego
- do pozbywania sic PaPierow.
Wobec tych objawow Bank RE
sly niemieckiej ME mogi przysta
pic do spodziewanej redukcyi O.
becnego szeScio procentowgo dy-
skontu a wiadomoSc tenn no
we wywolala wstrzasnienia ma
gie1dzie i nowy spadek kursow.
R6wnoczesnie nadeszla wiado-
mosc Amsterdamu, re bank ho-
lenderski z podobnych przyczyn
zmuszony byi podwyzszyc stoPe
procentowa pol ma 6 proc,
Ostatecznie ogolne to poru-
szenie skrupilo sic ma Wiedniu.
Bank ,austro-wegierski umial do
tychczas zachowac rownowage
bez podwyzszenia dysonta, Od
kilku atoli dni krazyly pogloski,
re zmuszony on bedzie polsc "a
ogolnym pradem i to wywoialo
derute.
Obecnie, jak sic zdaje, niebez-
pieczenstwo dalszych wstrzqs-
MEN zostalo zazegnane. Przede-
wszystkiem usunieto g}ownie
przyczyne przesilenia w Nowym
Yorku. Bylo MIA przewidywanie'
ze rad amerykanski wycofa swe
depozyta z bankow. Tymczasem
nsdesz!a wiadomosc, Ae sekre-
tarz stanu dla finansow zakomu-
nikowaf bankom, IL pozostawla
W Mich ulokowane 80 milionow
dolarow nadal, na czas nieogra-
niczony. To polepszyio sytuacye
-aw nastepstwie wplyne7o zno-
WI ma polozenie ma gie}dach lon
dyhskiej berlihskiej. Wobec te-
60 zas oswiadczono we Wiednlu,
ze dopoki bank angielski ME pod
wyzszy raty bankowej, to i bank
austro wegierski ME bedzie zmu-
SONY podwyzszyc dyskonta. Sku
tkiem tego sytuacya znacznie sic
polepszy}a.
Ogolny stan rzeczy ma gieldach
lest iednakze zawsze jeszcze bar
do niepewny mozliwoSc no
wych, jeszcze gwaltowniejszych
wstrzasnien bynajmniej ME jest
wykluczona. Widmo wiekiego
,,krachu" wciaz jeszcze wisi mad
rynkami finansowymi i ekonoml-
cznymi.
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Kronika MiejscoWa.
Smiertelnosc marcowa w Chicago

Smiertelnosc marcowa W Chicago
Stan zdrowotny miasta nasze-
go W minionym miesiacu, marcu,
bys wcale pomyslnym, a smier-
telnosc - podlug wykazow sta
tystycznych miejskiego departa-
mentu zdrowia - ME przekro-
czyla zwyczajnej miary przecie-
tnosci w porownaniu innymi
miesiacami roku, oraz z latami
dawniejszymi. w pierwszej polo
vie marca uwidocznil sic jeszcze
do pewnego stopnia wplyw die
ciecych chorob epidemicznych ma
przyrost zwiekszenie sic niezna'
czne ogolnej SmiertelnoSci, ale
w drugiej polowie ten wpiyw
zniknal = jakkolwiek ME mi
knely i dotychczas choroby wspo
mniane, mianowicie szkarlatyna
dyfterya, ktore i do dis jeszcze
pojawiaja sic trwaja W wypad-
kach nielicznych - co prawda =
poiedynczych tylko - ME mnieJ
jednak wymagajacych bacznosci
i scislosci W ich kontrolowaniu,
azeby zapobiedz latwemu i mo-
zliwemu ich przenoszeniu. w O.
statnim n. p. tygodniu marca by
10 jeszcze s1esnascie nowych "a
s1abniec ma szkarlatyne.
Sumarycznie w ca}ym miesia-
GU ubieg1ym byio 744 zgonow W
miescie Chicago: o 200 wiecej a.
nizeli w marcu roku 10000.
Dzisiejsza elekcya.
Dzisiejsza elekcya dla wielu -
nietylko dla jednego - bedzie
tryumfem zwyciestwem, dla
wielu : nietylko dla jednego -
bedzie porazka i kleska. Jeszcze
nigdy - jak twierdza angielskie
czasopisma - ME byto takiego "a
interesowania roznamietnienia
walka wyborcza, jak przy kofi-
czacej sic dzisiaj Rampant, Je-.
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mordowania wiasnej zony. Are
sztowany przyzna} sic do zarzu-
conego mu czynu, ale zaznaczyb
ze speinii go w obronie wiasne'
60 zycia. w niedziele W nocy
zbudzila go iona, ktora mad nim
stala brzytwa; Graft zerwaa sic,
wydarl jej brzytwe i pobiegi do
kuchni, slead powrocii re sickle
ra, ktora zadai zonie pare smier-
telnych uderzen W glove. Pc
morderstwie zbiegl domu pis
bez panlieci; cialo zony znalazi
ma 2gi dzieh rano jej syn IS letni
William. Graffa szukano przez
caly ranek dopiero po poiudntu
znaleziono 60 we wspomnianym
wyzej szynku. Po aresztowaniu
przyznal sic odrazu do zbrodnii
zaznaczyl tylko, re dzialaa we
wlasnej obronie: zactowuje SAG
zupeinie spokojnie.
Przejechana i ciezko poraniona
Wczoraj pod wieczor przeje-
chana zostala u zbiegu ulic Gem
ter ave. i Madison PAM s. For-
syth, 545 Humboldt blvd, iona
zamoznego obywatela, przez po-
woz, kt6rym powozii F. Haskins'
a w ktorym jechaG politykierzy
Thoma i Simmons, ktorzy prsez
dziei caly objezdzali szynkarzy
ma zachodniej stronie miasta, u
rabiajac ich giosy ma dzisiejszs
wybory. Kiedy woznica obalii 1
przejechas pania Forsyth, zacias
konia i chciai umknac, ale przy-
trzymali 60 przechodnie i grozif
mu lynchem, ktora grozbe pew
nieby byli speinili, gdyby ME
VEGAS przybyla ma miejsce wy
padkrp policya. Tymczasem
pania Forsyth zaniesiono do po-
bliskiej apteki zawezwano le-
karza, ktory stwierdzif powazne
uszkodzenia wewnetrzne. Has
kinsa aresztowano i odstawiouo
razem z powozem i siedzacymi
w MIN politykierami ma stacye
policyjna. - Dochodzenie W to-
ku.
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- 3. Baker, lat rs, zmaH W ssPS.
talu Peoples, wskutek kopniecia W
glove, jake otrzymai posteputac nis
ostroznie koniem sobie nieznanym-
- StrzeIai do semafor6w kolejo.
wych jak do tarcz Andrzej Lam
dowsh, 1856 Paulina str. Zaaresztb-
wano go cato / skazano no SIS kAry.
- "a skradzenie drobnej sunny pie
niedzy wiascicielce restauracyi prIH
ul. Harrison rog State, skazana 20.
staia kelnerka Elsa Manner, ma 80 dnl
kozy.
- Nieznany, okoio 40 IetnI metexy.
zna przyjechanym zostai przez pocisg
kolei Ill. Central pomiedzy 15-ta
16-ta ul. Zabrano go do szpitala Sw.
Lukasza, gdze dotad ME odzyskaa
przytomnosci. Pradwopodobnie umrzs.
- pwu 18 letnIeh ohiopak6w, keI'
ler Wagner, zostali schwytani na 90.
racym uczynku rabunku aresztowapt
ma stacyi policyjnej przy Chicago av.
- FLIP Hal, 1ss, s1sza ui. z~retn''
czy kolejowy, zostai zabity przez DO
ciag przy 81 ulicy W SO. Chicago.
- J6zef Remakis, $50 N. PaulIna
str. SO letni robotnik, zostai prze1e-
chny 4 zabity ma miejscu przez pociae
kolel Illinois Central.
- "a zaczepienie dzlewezat ma uIi-
cy sedzia miejski Fake skazai dwu
paniczow R. Cowingtona / ]. Cowana,
kazdego ma $40 kary koszta.
- WczoraJ wieczorem W sail Or
chestra Hall odbyl sic piekny koncert
ma doch6d szpitala Si6str Nazareta'
mex. ma ktorym zebralo sic bardzo
wiele publicznosci polskiej obcona'
rodowej. kt6ra re szczerem zadowo-
leniem oklaskiwala liczne piekne
produkcye doborowego programu- Do
ch6d czysty wynosi okolo $3.50.
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TELECRAMY

Petersburg, 2 marca. - Dy-
skusya mad kwestya rolra, ktora
stanowila przedmiot debat w cia-
gu trwania prawie calej sesyi
pierwszej Dumy, rozpoczela sic
wczoraj W izbie nizszej. PFzeszSo
stu m6wc6w zglosi}o sic natych-
miast do gsosu, ale wedle planu
przyw6dzcow parlamentarnych,
debaty mad ta kwestya odbywac
sic bedq W kazdym tygodniu tyl-
ko przez jeden dzieh. 0 wiele
mniej wagi obecnie przywiazuja
do tel kwestyi, anizeli pred ro-
klein, a ami konsytucyjni demo-
kraci, ami socyaliSci ME maja VIE
lie nadziei, by zdo4ano przy jej
rozwiazywaniu osiagnac rezulta'
ty praktyczne. - Pierwszym
mowca byi wczoraj ksiaze Swia-
topelk Mirski, monarchista i VIA
sciciel dobr w Bessarabii, brata-
mex bylego ministra spraw view
netrznych. Bronl on w swej mo-
vie praw osobistej wiasnosci, O.
pierajac sic ma powagach amery-
kanslcich angielskich. Ksiaze
Wassililoow, minister rolnictwa,