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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-22
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Chicago, p grudnia.
GALICYA Ma FORUM 'NEO-
SEOWIANSKIEM."

Akeya 'neOslowianska', jak
dotychczas, poeiagnela "a soba sku-
tex, dla Polak6w bynajmniej ME-
oc7ekiwany, cho6 niejednOkrotnie
pfzez "slowianofil6w" rOsyjskich
zapowiadany: sprawa pOlsko-ro-
syjskich stosunk6w po zjeEdzie pra-
skim zajeto sic gOrliwie, tylkO
przeniesiono ia ma teren. -. ga
heyjski. -. To tez obecnie poza
wylewaniem lez mad ''nieszczesna"
Bosnia j Herzegovina (teraz VIA
snie, gdy kraje te maja Otrzymae
kOnstytucyeD najpopularniej-
Sym tsnateln dyskusyi "neoslo-
wia6skiehp " Petersburgu / W
Msskvie Jest Galicya wschodnis,
. awedhg pF4yistej Obecnie terni-
nologii "neos8owia6skiej" = ga
kordonowa ROsya CD" / los Ro-
Bsan galicyjskich.
Piszna petersburskie, Poza licz-
nyni a9tykulani. " tel sprawie,
przspe1niOns So sprawOzdaniami z
odcyt6w j publicznych dyskusyi
poswieOonych tel ''zakordonOwej
Rosyi''. Te odczyty i dyskusye
cieszs sic ogromnem wzieciem W
kOssch najwybitniejszych dziala-
czy rosyjskich. -. W tych dniach
mp. odbyl sic " petersburskim klu-
bic d1slaezy spO8ecznych odczyt-
s8ynnAgo pgofesora Filewicza o
Rusinach galicyjskich, W obecnoS-
ci prszesa Du1ny Chomiakowa j
wie1u posS6w do Duny Rady
pahstwa. Co m6wiZ o sprawie ru-
skiei ~ Galieyi' taxi fanatyczny
pOlako5srca jak ?. Filewicz byioby
zbytecznem streszczae. Mona je-
dfnie pOdlreslie to divine zasle-
picnic, jskie panuje W tym wzgle-
die wsr6d ster rosyiskich, nawet
przychylnych POlakOm.
WymCwnym przyk1adem Jest tn
stanoviskO takiego hr. Bobrinskie-
60, czlonka kOnfereneyi praskiej,
kt6ry nwa2a sic "a przyjaciela Po-
lat6w i tel przyiazni dawal nieje-
dnokrotnie wyraz. ot6z hr. Bo-
brihskij ubolewa mad strasmym
''ueiiskienD Rosyan W Galicyi,
gdzis po konfersncyi W Pradze Kill
ka dni zSbawit. Starornsini gall
F, cyiscy zgotowali p. Bobrinskiemu
bardzo zreczne przyjeeie. Pokazali
mu kiEka potsmkinowskich wsi
Hrdzennie Tosyjskich" (nie rus
kich), nauezyli kiIku chlop6w ru-
slSich przem6wieii " literackim
jezyku rosyjskim hr. Bobrihskij
" dziesiqtkach artykul6W, druko-
wanych obecnie W "Nowoje Wre-
mian W wyglaszanyeh odczytach
ME wierzy wprost W istnienie Ru-
sin6w / Ukrai1c6W. So wGa-
lieyi wschodniej tylko Rosyanie4 a
ukrai6cy i ukrainizm - to ledy-
ME, sznlczny wytw6r Polak6w j
rzadu austryaekiego =. To tez
liz, B. ubolswa mad strasznym n
ciskfem swych "braei zakordono-
wxch1 kt6rzy nie maja ami jednej
(llssEkolgSw Galieyi. s-sse
gsksHiduy RObl6skij Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-22

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sic W skladzie departataent toWSIn
Boston Store. Siedmioletni Albert
Birdseya, jadac zc sWoja babusiq
3 na,7 pietro W elewator1S do!
stall sic pomiedzy winde a sciane
zostai zduszony ma sfnierc. Kont
duktor elewatoru j. NJ. Anderson
zcstanie pociagniety do 9 odpowie-
dzialnosci. sS x
Czteroletni Karol Petelek 5S2
W. 18th str, zostal wszoraj ma 10
ulicy przejechany przezs wezf ma
miejscu zabity. Podobno wozniea
najzupe}nioj Jest niewinaymt Chic
piec podbiegf hiespoda anie, I pod
konia, kt6ry kopnqi go, iispioszo1ly
nagle .w6z pociagnal.ezaHiHi woe
nica zdolaf konia powstrzslnnej
przednie kofo zgniotlo glove chio7
pea, 14 =. aa9 e k.i7:~'F
Drogo eep1aeifla.: ''.ieti3;,!al
PAM Emily Crane, Q chadbotirned
otnymala wreszcie KosztoWne q.
bray iJkoronki, W jsswoim czasis
import6wane 2 FrancSi,s ale skons
fiskowane przez wlaazss z@iazEoi
we dlatego, ae wartost- feh byia'Po-
dana ma $4,000, podczas gdy praw-
DIVA ich wartose wyhbSsfia podoi
bno $s2,411. Grubo iedh akewoi
"a to zaplacila. Juzy pred kihu
miesiacami musiala zaplaeie $7O,a
400 ella, ale jeszcze' jej hie 0ddano
pod6wczas towar6w, 5gayaIi ;kars
fausiasa 'zaplacic wcspfaji 'dodasa
kowo lapiaeila sss;4fl ~ :: "a "a a "a.
!, tenn en- sazelp 1852, ,s2oti- -wreszcie ie-
trzymala te towary. Skoro9sie do
| liczy iieszcze koszta 'adwokat6w,
koszta przesylki i ce1e towar6w,'
to kosztowaly one, razeta hiezawea
dnie przcszio ,$95o,ooe.;,iih PAM
Chadbourne jest c6rka tptsjszego
milionera Crane, ale spodpbno owe
przedmioty z Francyi.' 'prsywiozia
dla pani Gardner W Bostonisli ia
zapewne koszta zap4adr.! i2iqEi
Jurow atiOol,aiorly.s & -,
MARGIN Jurow, 6w zewolneyo-
nista rosyjski, kt6ry sklsdq5ae ze-
spania W procesie RudoWiicza, ME
shcia} wyjawic nazwisk swychsib5y.:
lych wsp6lnik6w i za to zosta9 os-
karzony 0 lekcewazenie s&day sta. ID.
wal wczoraj pred sedzia zwiazfo;
wynn Bethea. Wymienii spaawiska
tych bylych towarzyszy, kt6Fzy
juz pomarli, ale staroweso ws9bra-
Mai sic podac nazwiska jeszqze zi5-
iacych sedzia Bethea zarpierzaf
ga posiae ma miesieoy do BRIDE
well. JednakowozN .adwokat- rosyj-
skiego konsula, John; NJ. grFant,
oswiadczy}, ae mu wystarozz,s +, zszs
mamie takie Jurowa i sedzia 80 s 5 y. n
wolni}.
4 pocSty.a, s. sd, 3s.l
Ma poczcie tutejszei }oczyRiseie
pred Swietami olbrzxmio-; , wiele
przybylo piracy. W. estatniehl !.
,dniach zafatwiono sic, 2 150, tena,
mi przesy}ek pocztowych; ot21
procent wiecej nia zxyMs Die;
vice procent przesy}ek stanogEipaa
listy. Przesyla sic ichs teraz pNe-
cietnie 100000 dziennie. Me
wszystkie jednakowozy I dostajs, sic
do adresat6w, jest to vine tgeh,
kt6rzy uysy}aisc je, ME Pisza ma.
lezycie adresu. Niemnfei niz.a4,-
sos ist6w przeslano Ms ostasn1iieelh
dniach do. "dead letter office we
Waszyngtonie. Falszywie aSlreso.
wanych list6w bylo W ftyym niiesia-
Gu przeszio $4,000 a fha % adtes
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-22
RoKxlx.

ave. OLaLt stT', pcz lyoLySn"o
zezwolenia wiekszosci mieszkah-
cow, gdyz budowa ia jest koniecz-
ma. Kompania pozyskaia byia zez-
|swolenie Cd miasta, ale mieszsan-
cy aaprotestowali i d. A msja z.Gr.
Eiwytoezyli process kompanii, komi-
/ sarzowi budowy nliastu. Sedzia
kHonore odrzucii skarge: apelcwa-
no, obecnie sad apelacyjny "a
twierdzif rozstrzygniecie sedzieSo
Honore.
Skutek mieszanego malie'istra.
Georgia All Wong, amerykah-
ska IONA Chihczyka, Georgia All
1yonga, mieszkajacego W Plano,
T Ill, W niedziele p6lnocy rzuciia
sig pod kola pociagu kolei Burling-
|. ton zosta}a przejechana zabita-
f. Przedtem daia kazyc trucizne
swym dzieciom, z kt6rych 3 letnia
Ida iuz umarla, troic innych, u
|lletni Crissey, 10 letni Walter j .
I,letni Herbert jes&cze niebezpiecz-
hjhie Jest chorych. Samob6jczyni
I,pozostawila kr6tki list, w kt6rynl
pisze, ze straszne miaia przejscie,
todkad zostala zona Chinczyka /
{ pragnie swa c6rke zachowac cd To-
.su podQbnego. MAJ jej posiada
chiGska restauracye W Aurora.
~ Znik5d bes uiesci.
August johnson, szef firmy
Johnson d Co. utrzymujacej blu
"a pm. SO Dearborn str, prosii
.wczoraj policye, by zajeia sic szu-
t;kaniem jego 43 letniej zony Celii,
E5kt6ra cd soboty znik}a bez wiesci.
] Johnsonowie mieszkaja pm. "a w.
Wrightwood ave. Johnsonowa cd
dluzszego czasu bardzo byla' zde-
-herwowana, a MAJ jej zaangaio.
wal 'd6zorczzynie Glare Davis, b.
jej ME odstepowala. Wraz ztow'
rzyszka Johnsonowa sobote "
I.bra}a sic do miasta po . zakn
swiateczne. P6zniej, ma Stat
Washington str, oswiadcayia st
howczo, ze ME 'chce wracac do do
mu. Dozorczyni prosiia ja, by "a
Ftrzymaia sic tam ma chwilke ! u
dala sic do biura Johnsona, aby
mu ten powiedziec. Kiedy oboje
wr6cili ma r6g wymienionych .ulic,
iuz j Johnsonowej ME zhalezli. P6z-
niej dowiedzianoN sic, zs tramwa-
jem dojecha}a do rogu Milwaukee
ave. iaArmitage ave., ale co sic q
nia p6zniej sta}o, niewiadomo.
Miala ona przy sobie dose znaczna
sumo pieniedzy zachodzi obawa,
ae dostaia sic W rece zbrodniarzy.
Slazaa,y ma spalenie. =
Rad Stan6w Zjednoczonych u
rzedzil wczoraj niekt6rym miesz-
kaneom miasta widowisko, jake
go tn jeszcze ME byio. Wieczorem
okolo godz. z W srodku rzeh' palii
sic parowiec, polecenia wiadz
|5zwiazkowych podpalony, a egze-
1kucyi tel przypatrywaly sic przes
kilka godzin wieLkie gromady lu-
I-dzi.
i Okret ten nazywa} sic Eagle.
Pred laty nazywai sic Getty OF
Traverse" gi6wnie slrlyi do to-
Ego, by szulerzy bez ,przeszkody
mogli sic ma MIN oddawac swej pa-
,mietnosci. Pred dwoma laty
iinniejwiecej policya chicagosks
poloiy}a temu koniec. Okrst male
iacy do niejakiego Bnda White
skonfiakowaia j przy moscie ma
Division str. zatopiia Niedawno
nadszed} cd rzadu rozkaz, aaeby
ikret wydobye j zniszczye, gdyz
! stanowi przeszkode dla aeglugi.
| :Wykonanie rozkazu .powierzono
Ermie Great Lakes Dredge d
Dock Co.. ,kt6ra pfzy pomocy
| frzech parowc6w wydoby}a paO-
'siec, przewiozla do poiudniowego
ramienia rzeki, oblaia nafta j pod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-22
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-22

kt6rego ME .wolnoby zak}adac tea
trzyk6B 5 centowych w. dystryi'
tach mieszkalnych bsz zezwolenia
dwocR trzecich czesei 5smiieszkahi- mi as X 4,
COW tych dystryktow, . pod zad-
nyn warlrnkiem w obrsbie odda.
lenia 200 stop cd kosci9low j
szk6l. .@.:..s.5.-.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
--~~~-~~~ >-'~N~'
 JACQUES
"sAPPHo."

There has been such large de- mand for copies of Daudet's novel, "Sappho," that the management al the Jacques has decided to give away copies on Thursday afternoon to the first 100 people who purchase tickets at the box office. The well known play is attracting theater- goers and the work of the company in the play is being highly praised. "Sappho" a few years ago created no end of comment because of the sensational nature of it's story. Some of these fragrant features have been eliminated, but the play as pro duced at the Jacques tells the plain
 story of Fanny Legrand in a force full, dramatic way. After all Sap pho" teaches lesson in its way; it pictures the regeneration of the soul of a fallen woman through love. Miss Nordstrom plays the emotional role exceptionally well and MT Hart ford is also excellent as Jean, the lover. There are new illustrated
 songs and motion pictures between
 the acts. On Friday afternoon there will be a special ice cream festival and reception.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
PALLBEARERS FOR A DOG.
Judy, Prize Winning Fox Terrier,
 Has a Regular Funeral.

New York, Aug 5.-Following an elaborate funeral yesterday, Judy, a prize winning fox terrier owned by Mrs James G. Rossman of Atlanta, Ga, who is stopping at the home of her mother. Mrs A. R. Lane, at S20 Marcy avenue, Brooklyn. will be buried in day or two in the ceme- tery for dogs near White Plains.
 Judy died on Thursday of paraly- sis. Mrs Rossman, who was very fond of the dog, decided that it should have solemn funeral. After ali undertaken had embalmed the body it was placed in a small white coffin. Children of the neighbor- hood who had played with Judy were invited into the parlor of the Lane residence to have last look at the dog. Some of them brought flow CTS.
 Several of the children, acting as pallbearers, carried the coffin out to the street, where it was placed in a white hearse which was in waiting. The body of the dog was taken to an undertaker's shop, from where 1t is to be removed to the cemetery near White Plains.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
ALL HAVE STRIPED LEGS.
Mosquitoes Now Afilicting New York
 Only Breed Insomnia.

New York. Aug 5.--Dr Alvah H. Doty. health officer of the port, an nounced yesterday. after an examina- tion of the mosquitoes captured for aim at Bellevue hospital last Wednes- day, that the numberless brood swarming over Manhattan island is from the salt marshes of Long Is- land. s.... .....s..
 Their striped legs were dead give-away," said Dr Doty last night. If they were natives of Manhattan fresh water pools they would be standing around on black legs. Of course, they might have come from the salt marshes of New Jersey, but as the wind blew from the east forty eight hours, and as they will not travel against the wind. it is prac- tically certain that they are of the Long Island breed"
 Every east wind that blows may bring them, Dr Doty says, and will continue to bring them until the Long Island marshes are drained. He thinks this is practicable and is abso- lutely the only way by which the city may be rid of the pests.
 Dr Doty says the salt marsh prod uct is bloodthirsty, but that their bills do not inoculate with disease germs as do the "stegomyia, which carries malaria. But the health off cer suggested that probably many fiat-dwellers in Manhattan would vote that the striped-legged tribe spreads the germs of insomnia and nervous irritability.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
ANTr-LILLEY CLUB.
Winsted Organization the Result of
 MT Thrasher's Visit.

Winsted. Aug 5.--The anti-Lilley feeling which has been developing here for several days, steadily gain ing strength, reached head Monday evening, when the leaders of the movement and their friends met in thu, Y. M. c. A. gymnasium and or gahized the anti-Lilley club of Win chester. Although it is not called a Lake club the organization amounts to about the same thing. The meet ing was presided over by J. H. AL word, formerly president of the Win sted Business Mems association, who later, was elected president. The fol- lowing were chosen yice-presidents: David Strong, Dudley Vaill, J. C.. Woodruff, L. R. Norton, S. L. Alvord, c. J. York, L. c. Cold, James McAl- pine, c. H. Alvord, s. P. Goodsell, J. F. Carey. Warden F. c. Strong, An drew Fox, O. H. Ripley, E. W. Jones, J. E. Larkin, T. H. Bronson. E. E. Moffatt, H. P. Wetmore, J. F. Kee- man, W. H. Taylor, I. E. Manchester, o. D. Sykes, w. E. Remington, E. P. Jones, J. L. Carroll, R. s. Frary, L. L. Camp, A. P. White, w. P. Joyner, S. E. Granger, M M. Bartlett, all prom inent and influential residents. At torney c. A. Sanford was elected sec retary and c. L. Hart treasurer.
 The anti-Liliey feeling had been smoldering here for long time and it only remained for the local news paper, the Citizen, to add the fuel that resulted in the outbreak. For this purpose the report of the Boutell committee has been used freely. Mir Thrasher, formerly of the Law and Order league, paid visit to Winsted a few days ago and the present or ganization is the result of that visit. MT Lilley's interests are being look ed after by o. R. Fyler and his lieu tenants and many remain loyal to that body.
 MT Lilley owns large amount of property here and pays many dollars in taxes every year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
PATRICK TO SUPREME COURT.
Appeals. Alleging Unfair Trial and
 Increased Sentence.

Washington, Aug 5.-Albert T. Patrick, convicted of the murder of William Marsh Rice in New York city some years ago, has filed an appeal with the United States supreme court. Patrick's appeal, prepared by him in Sing Sing, was received at the office of the supreme court yesterday and docketed for hearing at the fall term, which begins in October.
 Patrick appeals from the decision of Judge Lacombe of the United States circuit court for the southern district of New York, who denied the convicted mans application for re- lease from Sing Sing on writ of ha- beas corpus. a= &-t
 Patrick's appeal is based on many grounds. among them claim of an unfair trial, inasmuch as it is alleg- ed a powerful conspiracy was formed by Judge Golf, the trial judge; Dis trict Attorney Jerome, the grand jur- ors and others prominent politically socially and professionally.
 Another claim of Patrick is that the governor of New York increased the sentence Imposed on him by the court by making it life Imprisonment instead of electrocution. In this con- nection Patrick makes the argument that life Imprisonment in a New York prison is far more severe as a form of punishment than electrocu- tion.
 Patrick's appeal, bearing his sig nature alone. covers about fifty pages. It came by mail and was docketed in the usual manner.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
ARITHMETIC TOO YANKEE.
Confederate Vets Don't Like Exam. pies That Mention Union Generals.

Austin, Tex, Aug 5.-John B. Hood camp, Confederate Veterans, has filed formal protest with Gov ernor Campbell against the action of the state text. book board in adopting for the public schools a certain elementary arithmetic be- cause it contains the following ex- amples which the camp holds is an adroit attemp; to foist the names of federal leaders on the youth of the South:
 General Grant was born April 27, 1922, and was fl years 2 months and : days old when Vicks- burg. Miss, was captured When did he capture vicksburg?"
 General William T. Sherman was born February s. 1920. and fin- ished his great march through Georgia December IS, 1864. How old was he on that day?"
 General Sheridan was born March 6. 1881. and made his fa- nous ride from Winchester to the battlefield at Cedar Creek October 1s. 1864. What was his age then?"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
COMING EVENTS.

August 7-School hall, South Wa terbury, dance and prom given by the Four Unknowns.
 Aug 9-Reid's grove. near the ball grounds, picnic given by Branch 26, Workmens circle and Br 2, Socialist party.
 Aug 16-Jacques opera house, en- tertainment for the benefit of John O'Brien.
 September 4--Murray hall, socia- ble and dance given by the Ramblers.
 September 7--Rick's dancing acad- emy, East Main street. Reopening reception and dance.
 September g to 12--City hall, an- nual fair of Brooklyn Athletic club.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
c. N. ELLIOT DRoWNs.
Was Shooting Connecticut River
 Rapids in Canoe.

Turner's Falls. Mass, Aug 3D. While shooting the Connecticut River rapids below this town in a canoe yesterday afternoon c. N. Ell, Hot of Nutley. N. J.. an architec, with McKim, Mead 6 White of New York, was drowned. .,.-
 Mrs Elliot and her son. a boy of g, were heroically rescued by Georgs Req of Nutley, N. J., whose canoe shot the rapids in safety.
 The party which consisted of Mir and Mrs Elliot and their two sons. aged and II, and Mfr and Mrs George Req, were making a cano. trip down the river from White River Junction, Vt, to Hartford, 15U miles.
 Mir and Mrs Req and the older Elliot boy were in the first canoe and shot the rapids without acci- dent. The second canoe crossed the current and was overturned.
 Mir Elliot sank and his body has not been recovered. Mir Req beach, ed his canoe and after much dif- ficulty managed to rescue Mrs Elliot and the younger boy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
THE OLDEST POSTMASTER.
Milo F. Winchester of South Amenia
 Appointed By President Taylor.

Poughkeepsie. Aug. 5-The oldest postmaster in point of service In New York state and in the United States is Milo F. Winchester of South Ame- nia Way back in iS4s Mir Win chester was one of the partisans of ''0ld Rough and Ready as Zachary Taylor was niCknamed. He used to sound the slogan:
 Clear the track if your toes are
 tender,
 For honest Fac can never surren-
 der
 Mir Winchester received his ap- pointmeni signed by Jacob Coilamer, Postmaster General under President Taylor, on July 1. 1s4s. and he has filled the office during the interven- ing sixty years without a break.
 Although he has white hair. Mr Winchester Is an exceedingly well man. In addition to being postmaster he was justice of the peace at South Amenia for fOr;y-one years
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
JACQUES OPERA HOUSE. PO|i's Own Stock to.
 Presenting all this week "SAPPHO"

A dramatization of Alphonse Dau- det's famous novel, with Miss Nord- strom as Fanny Legrand and MT Hartford as Jean Gaussin.
 Souvenir Matinee Tuesday.
 Ice Cream Carnival and Reception Friday. -...
 Any lady presenting this adver- tisement and accompanied by anoth- CT lady will be entitled to two 50- cent seats for the evening perform ance for the price of one. You must have this advertisement with you and you will then receive two seats for the price of one admission.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
DAILY FASHION TALKS
 BY MAY MANTOW

Io .S.s ss.tsa: ]: can wear on . warm summer day is smarter than q fresh one of linen. either white oe eolored. Here is . model that is chic and attract i've In the extrsns yet quite simple withai 90 that the prospect of laun- derina need nothc alarming. he coat 10 made on exceptionally be- coming linss, with the sleeves cut in one with the sids portions, and the fifteen eorsd skht has an extremely novel trpnt gore that is plaited and trimmsd dwith but tons whEe ths sides and back a>s trimmed with eir- euIar folds. The eostuuas includes an the latest fan- eles of the season and wouid bs handsome h white, in gray buff. blsse of any other fashionsbis color. If lacs banding or sm- f-n.fI.r~a h.nSn are not liked con- trasttng onss ok linen eould bs substituted and boff and eraywith white bands. and vhite with Blue bands are charm inginthe extreme. Also the model is an admirsbis one for pcngse.
 For the medium sire viIi bs srequir- ed for the cost 2M yards g. iH yards 44,e wards of bandmg. ior the skirt 7K yards g. 5h yards H inehes wide H there is 70 up and down, but 4 there is Ilgurs or nap g yards g. 6kysrds H wM be necdsd. with aSdlsionai material ior the stitched hsnds ac- coTdinR to Ge width used. A May Nanton pst- tern ot the eoat
 No S9o2 Grss 3f
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
"DANCENG."

Reopening reception and dance of Kicks dancing classes at the Academy, 43 East Main street, Mon- day evening, September z, 1908. Class for new beginners starting Thursday evening, September 10. Private lessons any hour. Tel 177-5.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is especially recommended for children. It tastes nearly as good as maple sugar. Sold by Buckingham Phar- macy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
DrE POSSIBLE SEEKS DIVORCE.
The Former Crown Princes of ssx. ouy BeTins Suit Against Hushand

Berlin. Aug According to tho Taeehlart the vearninE Of Nine TcssiIi. formerly CroEn Princes. Louise of Szxunr. for divorce from her musician husband has ma tsTisiiFed The ex-priacess has en- tered suit at Heideiberz for the dissolution of her matrfnouial bonds on the ground of her uncon- qsersbis dislike for Tossil and his inferior efzeattca
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
THINGS WE EAT.
Olive Stones in Pepper and All Sorts
 of Things for Chocolate Coating.


 Washington, Aug 5,--Dangerous adulterations were discovered under the microscope in the investigations of the department of agriculture. which had conducted many experi- ments in aid of the pure food cru- sade. A sample of celery seed con- tained 40 per cent of powdered rock.
 A large percentage of ground olive stones was found in pure" pepper. A chocolate coating preparation was composed chiefly of cocoa shells, cornstarch, beef tallow and mineral matter.
 Some manufacturers used gum tragacanth to assist in "jellying" preserves. These are a few of many instances.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
2s,O0O CATTLE IN ONE DEAL.
Creels Father-in-Law to
 Ship Great Herd to Texas.

Chihuahua, Mex, Aug 5.-General Luis Terrazas, father-in-law of Am bassador Creel, has just sold 23,000 head of cattle to Charles F, Hunt of Fl Paso. They will be shipped to the United States.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
Quassapaug Lake House
 Open For the Season

Telephone 15S4-24, Waterbury. Swings, Boating, Fishing, etc. Special Dinners Served at short notice.
 Picnic and Gnu ch Parties taken care of.
 A. HARRIS. Proprietor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills will promptly relieve all Kidney and Bladder disorders. Sold and recom- mended by Buckingham Pharmacy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-05
Vacation Needs From Our
 TOILET SECTION.


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