davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-01

nem "a panna Smith oddaleniu-
dwaj detektywi i prosza grzecz-
ME re soba.. ma stacye policyJ-
ma! Zbaranial adonisl Poszedi
jak niepyszny niegrzecznym
cerberami, co mu zabawe popsu-
Ii, a gdy go ma stacyi policyJneJ
przy ul. Harrison sedzia New
conner badai, tlomaczyl sic, re
przybyl Kalifornii, re ME zna
w Chicago nikogo i re tylko zna-
jomoSci i przyjazni byi spragnio-
ny. Ia to spragnienie kazai mu
sedzia rs bitych zapiacit i pou-
czyi go, by ma drugi raz szukai
przyjacid posnod mezczyzn, a nis
posrod miodych dziewczat, bo /
naczej - przymknie sic panicza
do kozy.. Giupia sprawa?!. -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-01

sedzia naIbrai pewnych watpliwo-
Sci CO do nniewinnosci" os-
karfzonych i obu zatrzymal we
wiezieniu. Rozprawa w kwestyi
obu rabunk6w odbedzie sic "a
dni pare. /,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-01

tycya Polakow, zaopatrzona W
100000 podpisow. Petenci upra-
szaja Papieza, azeby wym6gi ma
rzadzie pruskim wznowienie wy
kaadow religii W jezyku polskim,
W szkolach elementarnych. Pc
tycya opisuje gwalty, jakich do
puszcza sic Rad pruski ma die
ciach polskich.
Berlin, 1 marca. - Rada RE
sly niemieckiej uchwalila jedno-
g}oSnie ME zmieniac swego zapa-
trywania ma sprawe nastepstwa
tronu w Brunszwigu. Znaczy to
tyle, re zaden czlonek domu
Cumberlandow ME moze osiase
ma tym tronie.
Niebezpieczny waryat pre-
brai sic "a oficera dragonow i
ehcial sic dostac do palacu kro-
lewskiego. Podpadl SVEN zacho-
waniem sic pod uwage policyan-
towi, pelniacemu siuzbe w bra
mie, ten go aresztowal i odsta-
VIII ma stacye policyjna.
Z Darmstadu donosza, re sla-
why skrzypek Pablo Sarasate
zaniemogi tam ciezko ma sail kon
certowej, Stan jego zdrowia bu-
dzi powazne obawy. T.
Wieden, 1 marca. = OdbyI sic
tutaj wiec ludowy, ma ktory spe-
dzono zwolennikow roznych par
tyj. Wyglaszano ma tenn zbiego-
wisku gwaltowne mowy przeciw
Polakom we Lwowie, ktorzy
"zmrsili" Rusinow do wywola-
MIA zaburzeh w gmachu uniwer-
syteckim, a nastepnie aresztowa-
Ii ich i wytoczyli i'm procesy.
Banda Niemcow powzie1a rezolu-
eye, pochwalajace gwalty, jakich
sic dopuscili studenci ruscy.
Madryt, 1 marca. = "Diario de
la Marina, gazeta wychodzaca
w Havanie, wystapila twier'
dzeniem, IL posiada w SVEN re-
ku dowody, re Tomas Estrada
Palma przekupn W r. 1897 sena-
torow we Waszyngtonie, azeby
glosowali "a wypowiedzeniem
wojny Hiszpanii. Rozdano mic
dzy senatorow zwiazkowych bon
dy ma sumo 81 milionow dolarow.
TIE bondy mialy bye platne po
ogioszeniu niepodleglosci Kuby.
Gazeta twierdzi, re w roku 1899
zawarto ze senatorami inny je-
szcze uk}ad.
Posel hiszpanski we Waszyng-
tonic otrzymal rozkaz, ably pre-
slal do Madrytu szczegolowe
sprawozdanie tel sprawie.
New York, l marca. - Pani
Mary Rickley W Bayonne oska-
rzyla swego meza, ktorym zy-
Ia przez rs lat, pijahstwo i o
niechec zarabiania ma chleb. Sc
dzia pozwolil pani Rickley wy
dac wyrok ma meza ia skazaia
go ma 80 dni wiezienia, pomimo
re Joseph Rickley przyrzekal u
roczyscie poprawe.
New York, 1 marca. - w pro-
cesie Thaw prokurator zadawal
krzyzowe pytania drowi Evans,
bieglemu, ktory twierdzi}, re O.
skarzony ME byl przy zdrowych
zmyslach, kiedy zabil White'a
albo pisal testament rome listy.
Zmusl Evansa do przyznania
sic, re swoich "spostrzezen" ME
opiera ma zadnych racyonalnych
podstawach. Kauai doktorowi
przeczytat zdanie i zniewolil go
do oSwiadczenia, re zdanie to do
wodzi pomieszania zmyslow, O.
kazalo sic jednak, re Evans tego
zdania wcale przeczytac ME mogl'
Altoona, Pa, - Wczoraj po
poludniu pocztmistrz Busse wy
iecha powrotem do Chicago.
w jego towarzystwie znajdowaf
sic Frank T. Rogers prezes
zwiazku istonoszow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-01

wyniesie okofo 100000.
Uciekf pociagiem pred rabusia.
mi,
Tomasz O'Brien, lat 23 zostal
wczora napadniety przez dwu
rabusiow w chwili, kiedy szed} to
rami kolei Illinois Central. Draby
kazali mu rece podnieSc, ale
odwaznie rzucil sic ma Mich sto-
czyi mimi walke zacieta, w kto
rel jednak sam bardzo ciezkie po
nios} rany uszhodzenia. Jeden
}otrow uderzeniem kolba pistole-
tu- wybil mu oko, drugi zlama1
szczeke; widocznem byfo, re ma
padniety musi uledz, kiedy nagle
ku jego zbawieniu nadjecha4 po-
ciag towanowy. Zboje uskoczyli
ma box, z czego skorzysta} o.
Brien i uchwyciwszy sic jedne-
go z wagonow,ujechai jeszcze TAX
przyczepiony kilka mil, az do
piero ma jakims z przystankow
uda1 sic do loonduktora, kt6remu
smutne swe opowiedzial przej-
Scia. Wycze1pany walka, ranami
diuga jazda w uciazliwej pozy-
cyl O'Brien stracil przytomnosc,
konduktor telefonicznie zawez-
wal policye, ktora biedaka W sta
ME bardzo groznym zabrala do
szpitala Mercy: watpia tam o
jego wyzdrowieniu.
Straszliwy wypadek.
ObHopne a daremne poswiece-
ME dwie ofiary w kraj smierci
porywa!.. Azeby ratowac swego
niespelna 8 lat majacego synka
bawiacego sic ma tdrze kolei
Oh. Burlington & Quincy, przy
ul. 16tej Morgan, rzucil sic pra-
vie pod nadjezdzajacy wlasnie z
niepowstrzymana szybkoScia po-
ciag, Jan Nollis, lat 4S, zawo-
du woznica, zam. pm. 76 Wallace
str. Nieszczesny ojciec spodzie-
wa1 sic, re jeszcze zdo}a dziecis
swe ocalic, re je jeszcze pochwy-
ci pred nadlatujacego potwo-
ru lolomotywy,-nie zdazyl. jed
nak bo w tym momencie, hedy
dopadl swego chlopca i ma rece
60 porwal,padli obaj, uderzeni
przez lokomotywe! Pociag pre-
lecia1 mad mimi - raczej po Mich.
Kiedy go opodal zatrzymano
pospieszono do przejechanych, o.
bal dawali jeszcze znaki zycia.
Natychmiast zawezwano amu-
lans i odstawiono OLGA re syn
klein do szpitala powiatowego,
gdzie krotko po przybyciu Mol
lis umari; chlopak zyje jeszcze,
ale lekarze watpia, czy przyJdzle
do zdrowia, ma bowiem rozbita
czaszke i ciezkie uszkodzenia we,
wnetrzne.
SIS "a zaczepianie dziewczat.
Bfedaczysloo ME mial przyja-
cid nj znajomych szukal ich
obcesowo wsrod 1adnych dziew-
czat; nicely to sposob zawierania
tego rodzaju stosunkow, ale coz
kiedy ME zgadza sic MIN, starry
dziwak,. pan sedzia miejski New
conner, ktory bohatera takich villa
snie obcesowych przyjazni / zna-
iomosci skazal wczoraj ma grzy-
wne SIS koszta, a jeszcze ci mu
w dodatku i koza grozn!..
Cd kilku dni skarzyla sic matce
panna B. Smith majaca lat II, u
czenica jednego byznesowych
hollegi6w W sr6dmiesciu, re
codziennie w jednem tenn samem
miejscu, gdy powraca z wykfa-
dow czeka ma MIA jakis facet,
zaczepia ia ,przyczepia" sic do
niej, idzie "a nia prawi jej roz-
matte g5upetwa, Poniewaz trwaio
to dni pare, wiec mama (aj te ma
my w kazdej Mich ma tesciowa
materyalD bojac sic o c6rke "a
zadasa dla niej dyskretnej opie-
,:.o; /; ,tda1O sic lei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-01
Ubili siynnego bandyte.

Doniesiono policyi chicago
skiej, re W Cincinnati Ohio poll
cyanci tamtejsi zastrzelili nieja-
kiego K. Sweeney'a Chicago,
kiedy bronil sic przez aresztowa-
MEM, gdy go uchwycono ma 60
racym uczynku W chwili jak RAJ
bowa1 dom jakiegos zamoznego
obywatela. Nadeslano tez stam-
tad policyi tutejszej fotografie
zabitego, ktora rokpoznano, ia
ko podobizne znanego dobrze STE
rom policyjnym siynnego W Chi
cago rzezimieszka, znanego tn
pod przydonkiem mike the BIZ
ke". Mike byl Cd 10 lat postra-
chem bogaczow chicagoskich,
kt6rych jedynie obrabowywal l
policyi, ktora go nigdy ma CORA
Gym uczynku z}apac ME mogia.
Sprytnym odwaznym byl mad
zwyczajnie i zawsze mu sic po-
scigu ujsc szczeSliwie udalo. ak
zaznaczono okradal tylko boga'
czow, zabieral tylko pienladzc
klejnoty to zas co W zyciu SVEN
ukradi zrabowai, majatek sta
nowieby mogio! Kiedy jednakzc
przecie "a gorqco stalo mu sic W
Chicago coraz sic pole jego ,,dzia
1alnosci" zaciesnialo, wyjechal Wi
docznie do Cincinnati ma nowe
zniwa tam .przyszla kreska ma
Matyska". ...
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-04

various roads Inst winter foi
Si50.O00,O0O. OF new none,
which assisted 10 the crash.
In Northern Pacific and Great
Northern alone the decline has
been fully S450.o0o. 600. based
on recent stock quotations The
high figures on .55O. 200 shares
of L r. stock in 1906 brought
the total value 20 $685.. S2O. OoO.
The recent figures placed them
on a valuation Of slS2.90C. 900.
The Great Northern ] $3.50. 600
shares, including ore rights. i'm
1906 We're valued at $500. 900.
600; az present they are worth
S24o, 100000 The shrinkage i'm
the two issues amounts 20 $3.50
$40. 600.
This does not take into con
sideration the Darlington. the
bulk Of which is locked up i'm
The other roads safes The
shriukage on the Burlington's
100000 shares has been ahout
'O points. OF fullv $4,000. 600. .
bringing the total depreciation
TO fully halfa billion dollars. +
and this in face OF the fact that
The properties showed gross
earnings Of S2os .so3 .476. as
against Sls6.G46.43s for The pre-
sicuS fiscal wear. gain Of SOB /
i57 $50.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-04
TIE LOCAL PAPER.

The local newspaper is what
the people make It,. lfthe peo
Pile give it support. show am IN.
terestin it's succcsses bya liberal
subscription that is paid nm. #
there Is am appreciation shown
I'D 'he papers progress. and a
local spirit displayed 90 assist in
giving the newspaper support.
These will reflect i'm ihe news
papers columns showing Che
civic pride and municipal a.
Velopment and growth of he
people.
If there is citizen with 81
complaint against the local
newspaper. the cause is easy to
n"d- The remedy is at hand 70
every ci'iz 90. namely. support
ana encourage ment IL The
local newspaper is not un ID the
ambition of the community the
I"uit lies with the people They
."cS ihe spirit 90 move forward
10 make their representative
n" local paper rehecttheiram.
''''"n and hopes. instead Of sn
bearing for their true condition
Indifference and lack of civic
pride.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-04
THE TYPE ALWAYS BLAMED.

Among Clyde Fitch's amusing
collection of scrapbooks there
is one devoted to typographical
errors. The noted playwright
showed this colum to reporter
recently, and the young man
copied some extracts from IL.
One item concerned a dance.
The word BONNER was mis-
printed, with this deplorable
result:
There were nc bonner ladies
present than the mayors own
daughters. and this fact WAS
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-04
COSTS RAILROADS MILLIONS.

The Presidents fight against
the railroads has cost them mil.
Hons OF dollars ia the shrinkagc
an che value OF stocks. az .h..
f''ih'~ing will show
ihe original blow was struck
previous 10 The present figIst.
when the United States Su.
preme Court dissolved the
Northern Securities Compan,
a. IA illegal combination.
This was followed by = call
upon the stockholders OF tl.e
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-04
BUILD up YOUR TOWN.

THE best way 90 build up a
city. is for each and ever, man
in &c not Go strive 10 rend and
Go tear ~ down. When every
man la town Is doing well. do
not try to tear him down An
the residents of "a town ara part
ners. not opponents In an
likelihood the more business
done by your rival. the more
Won wiii 10 Every gentleman
AZ h % TREATS his customers
honestly. coutteouslN and fair
~ VIII g,t his share. and the
more business shat can be se
cured 10y united efforts. the bet.
ter ~ Will be for an. When
town ceases to grow. it com
mences 10 die. and the more the
people Try 10 kill off each other
IN their business and rood
name, the more rapidly will
utter ruin come 10 all Stand
together for the advancement
ot every citizen. II a man
shows ability TO prosper. do
not pull him back with jealousy
Dr. weight him down with cold
Indifference. Leon Reporter
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-04
SOME SECRETS OF SUCCESS

a man with a mania for an.
swersng advertisements has
had some interesting expert.
enceS. He learned that hv send.
ing one dollar toa Yankee he
could get a cure for Grunkards.
And he did. 1t was 10 take the
pledge and keep il"
Then he sent fifty cents to find
out how to raise turnips sue
cesstully. He found out. "..JnSt
take hold Of the tops and lift
Being young. he wished 10
marry. and sent thirty four one
centstamps to Chicago firm for
Information as ia how so make.
an impression. When the an
swer came IL read: "Sit down
on pan OF dough"
Next advertisement he an
sw~r~d read: "How 10 double
v""r money IA six months. y He
'Na> iold 10 convert his money (
int" bills. fold them, and thus
iouble his money.
Next he sent for twelve useful
articles and got a
package of needles.
He was slow to learn. so he |
cent one dollar TO find out chow
. get rich quick" "Work har
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-04
NO NEWS WHAT IT MEANS

Frequently on e picks nm -
local paper and after glancino
over Il, YEARLY thrus.s il as;5s
remark'ng, "nothing in The IA
paper Did YOU ever Sion ~
tnink what lhat phrase m-an.s
IL means that uo misfortune
mas oefallen an. one ia our cj.e
mat no fire has wiped out 3
neigbor's worldly goods Thar
the grim angel of death has
not crossed the threshold -
friend, that no man. driven NV
l'luor. hatred cor fear. hosfakon
the NE OF a fellow being. tb,,
Il" poor devil. haunted bv M
past or IN : q a : of So,,a
o'e"f' has crossed the vre.t
l''ide by his own hand and
many other things that onybt
not TO have happened have NOT
happened. So next time xou
PICK op any paper and its head. (
Ines DO not announce a tra0aa,,
give . htilr thanks instead If
Sru'"''ii"g because There is nal
icws-Ex.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-04

further emphasized BY the per-
feet fis of the shepherdess cos.
tunes they wore
A country paper, after telling
how a COW got in front of a
train, said:
AS the safest course under
the circumstances, the engineer
put out full steam. dashed into
the COW, and literally cut il into
two calves. -
A New York society editor.
misprinting the word "chill. 1"
published this statement:
Mrs. Astor was unavoidably
absent from the reception. being
kept at home by a bad child"
A political editorial which
should have said, "The masses
believed him." said instead.
Chem asses believed him.
Supporting candidate for
the mayoralty. country editor
wrote.
"Mr Smith is also removed
for his great veracity and enor-
nous capacity for work. and
You viii always find him. even
under adverse circumstances
fun of good spirits.
This paragraph appeared in
next days paper:
MI. smith is also removed
for his great voracity and enor-
NOUS capacity for pork. and
You will always find him. even
under adverse circumstances
full Of good spirit News Lea
der.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-04
ss PER CENT CANNOT VOTE.

Atlanta, Ga. Aug. 9-rhe
bill, which has passed the
senate and lower house of IN.
Georgia general assembly. 10
disfranchiSe thu negroes. will
he approved aud signed iv
Governor Hoke Smith.
IL Is claimed that the law
will disfranchise 95 per cent
of the negroes.
In addition to the gunlif-
cations already prescribed bv
law, the prospective voter must
come under one cor more of the
following qualifications.
1. All persons W n @ have
honorably served ln any war OF
the United States or in the Con.
tederate army or in the military
forces Of the state OF Georgia
during the civil war.
?. All persons lawfully des.
cended from those who served
IN the Confederate army err ia
military forces o { Georgia
during the civil war.
3. All persons of good char.
acter who understand the duties
of citizenship.
4. All persons who can |
correctly read IA % EngiisA |
language, any paragraph Of the
constitution o the United |
States or OF this state and !
correctly write the same in the |
English language when read to
them b y any ohe Of the
registrars, and all persons who.
solely because OF physically i'm
aoi'ity, are unable 10 complv
with the above requirements !
bat who can understand and |
give a reasonable Interpretation
of any paragraph of the consti.
7ntlon at the United States or of .
his state that may lie read to
hem by any one Of the regis. {
rars, or,
D. Any person who is the c
'wner of 40 acres of land in this
tate upon which he resides or r
5 the owner of property stu
ted IN this state and assessed @
or taxation at the valuation of c
500. 4,
II is claimed ttrar the law viii
'sfranchise IS per cent of the n
egroes. q
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-04

Women have decided THAT in
case 'h"N cannot vote. they viii
cur "ut the "Sfork" proposition
I'ri"cily proper 90 take Hol.
listers Rocky Mountain Tea
IT'S good for everything. BIS
cents. Tea or Tablets
-iamhlen Bros.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-04

Is The touch of Rncklou's Arni.s S.l,.
its the happiest combination nf Arrirs
Howe snu healing hslssms ever comnourl
ed No matter how old The sore or ulcor
Is. THIS Saiye viii cure b. For burns. scaia.
cuts wounds OF piles. lis an absolute cp-.
1aaranieed by j. w Kelly. drarsirt
@5c'
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-04

FOR SALE CHEAP-Gooa
store house and lot near Keo-
kee. Lee County. Va. Good -
cation. Jno. w. Cha!kley can
give information. 20"
n. B. Brown.
Leonard, XIV.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-04

A great investment, absolute
~ safe, brings returns thar
nothing else can; giving surplus
earning power; securing com
Tort and health in your declin-
ing years That's what Hollis.
Ter 5 Rocky Mountain Tea does
80 cents, Tea or Tablets.
-Hamblen Bros
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-04

FOR SALES acres. one
and one half miles from Big
stone Gap, on the n. IL ". w
Railroad. VIII make am iderl
,fuck and pouitr, farm. Good
limestone land Owner will sell
cheap For further information
apply 90 the editorof this paper
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-04

- ,A--
Leave NoRroS-o "a : &c
IN. ioT blucheid a.. 4 al 81
stations. Coaaect.r -
West. -'ns iol -
10 81 } : XII EfIELD-9r
n'."o"he. i.rrchhrrg II
fi, '.ue' On Shenandoah 49,
sleeper TO Norfolk ana De- a. n,
SO a. m, for Roanoke r~
cars. pers la -
$40 a. m. Tor Roar.t.
points. i ia.er..|
20 ?. M. daily. Roanot.
intermediate siar.r. S - e,l IN .
er to Philadeiph'a s.a H, ,...' =
SIS p. m for Rosno.. ''Ft
Norfolk. Pullman ~e.-s. -'l q !
80 50 q. on. ior Ca,ami,.
.,, me west ca'ersr paa~- :
o.<' p. M. for kenora c,... -
bus and Che ives. p,r- I'd,
CINCINNATI. Co.rmhr. ''el
Doic'so. Cafe carto vivian
Liza . Z hklSrOl-parr sr
East hadlurl Har.l,
teicrsonrg hehmant
ull'adn sleeper tn Nsr W.
4. ~ e'.""n ana lsrsr~ n
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-09-04

and never spend a cent. That
stopped him.
But his brother wrote 90 find
out how to write without pen
and ink. He was told 20 use
a lead pencil.
lie paid one dollar to learn
how Co live without work. and
was told on "a postal card: Fish
for easy marks as We do."-Nir-
ginia Pilot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-10
MAINE INDUSTRIES.

The MachiaSpor Lumber Company'S
mill at Port Head, East Machiasport,
which was burned several months ago,
is to be rebuilt. The firm will here
after do business under the name Of
McRac Lumber Company.
TO facilitate their Increasing husi-
ness, ThurstOn Bros. Of South Union.
burial case manufacturers. Will erect
new factory, the present season, to
bc operated by electricity. The build
ing will be so by 10 feet, ana three
stories. The location Of it will be near
the railroad station.
f. A. Flanders Of North Dexter has
rcopcncd the old Durham brick yard
there. He has the brick making
machinery all installed ana will give
employment to six or eight hands dur
ing the coming season. He will make
about seven or eight hundred thousand
brick, the first kiln probably being
burned by the middle of August and
another later on in the season.
The boat shop Of the G. AR. II. 90.
Camden is very busy place. They
built last week a 26 foot gasocnr
motor boat for Samuel Strickland.
Brewer, who came here and returned
with the boat under its own power.
The finish is Of oak ana the decks are
pine with bright finish. 1t has 5-H,
p. double cylinder Knox engine. two
cocknits forward and aft. inside re
vcrsing gear. polished brass trimmings
and has room for ice in one of its
lockers 1t is fitted up with cushions,
equipped with Watrcs whistles and
acetylene searchlight. A sliding avn
ing covers the entire cockpit
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also, Mrs. Smith did considerable
concert work. Miss Smith began her
studies with Harvey Murray, then for
four years was 4 pupil at the Virgil
Clavicr school ana is now studying
with Mrs. Mary Jordan Williams.
Auburn has an accomplished pianist
in the person of Miss Hazel Bearce,
the 13-yeGr-Old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bcarcc. Miss BearcC be-
gan the study Of the pianOfortc only
three years and half ago and has al
ways been pupil of Miss Beatrice
Phancuf. At the beginning, she dis
played unusual musical talent and her
progress has been nothing short of
remarkable. She has always practiCcd
faithfully ana cOnscientiously and i'll
the three and one half years has never
missed Il lesson with the cT""rtl" OF
one months vacation each summer
Even after 50 short a period W. study
and at so early an age, Miss ;"arcc
shows great aptitude for public :''ay-
ing. She has been generous III her
piano work at the church and is ever
ready ard willing to assist in ai'r
entertainment, where invited. In II "
she was perfectly at home and the pro
gram, from start to finish, went oil
without error. Tho entire program
was memorized and, by the way, thiS
young woman has committed forty
compositions to memory during her
few years of study. Her mental grasp
| is wonderful. Her quality Of tone is
| fine aud her phraSinS excellent. Her
| outlook as a superior public player is
certainly one of exceeding promis"
| and her advance will be watched with
great deal of interest. Not only does
her success speak we'll for herself but
much credit is due her instructor, Miss
| Phancuf. Monday evening. the young
pianist was assisted by Miss Lillian
| Erarce, soprano, of Auburn, who WAS
| as She always is, delightful in h"1
| SOnIFs
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received when he fell under Il dray
horse belonging To +. S. Brooks and
driven BY George Maybcrry. The boy
was playing near the Boston & Maine
Station, when he saw his father COM
ing UP the street. He left his play
mates and started on the run to meet
his father, ana in his caGcrness he did
not see the horse until it was too late
to avoid being run over. He was
thrown to the ground and one of the
ANIMALS feet struck him in The bit of
the stomach. Tho father saw the boys
danger ana only his quick action pre-
vented the little fellow from being run
over py the heavy dump cart. Maurice
was taken t" his home in an uncon-
scious condition and Il physician was
summoned. When TIC doctor arrived
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ACCIDENTS OF THE WEEK.

Chas. Pullen had two fingers sawed
off recently while working IN his black
smith shop at the No. Arson Lumber
Co.'S mill.
While using a circular saw at the
Lewiston Bleachery, Albert Blanchcttc
lost three fingers and the thumb of his
right hand, recently. He was taken to
tie Sisters Hospital.
Joseph LoVejoy, Of Madison, while
saving lathes in Rand Brothers saw
mill at Vests Mills Wednesday, got
his left hand in contact with the saw,
cutting and decorating all of the fingers
and breaking the bone of one. 1t is
thought that the hand can be saved.
Maurice. the seven-year-old son of
Hosanna Christian. WestbrCok. is in Il
critical condition as q result Of injuries