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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-21

F. b. Stackpole of this city has pur-
chased Of Lincoln Bartlett of Belgrade
the bay gelding Pheban B.. the tran
saction having been made last week.
Pheban B. is one of the well-known
youngsters in this section of the State
and is considered very promising. He
is also an own brother to Harry Miller.
He is 5 years old and of good size.
standing 16 hands and weighing 100
pounds. Pheban 3. belongs in the pa
ing class and although he is green
one he has shown some very fast
halves and quarters. 1t is probable
that his new owner will give him some
work on the Hallowell ice track later
in the season, and he should make a
good showing in his class.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-21

M. T.. Wheelers mark down sale of
watches, jewelry. cut glass. etc. should
attract a lots of Christmas shoppers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-21

George f. Giduinss. assistant clerk to
the railroad commissioners, was in Port
land Saturday on business connected with
the department.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-21

III another, which when the dcscription
occupies 15 on 20 lines left large amount
of blank space in. the opposite column
containing the valuation. In the forth
coming report the valuation will be print
cd under the parcel of land and the page
viii not be divided into two columns
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-21

The following corporations have filed
certificates of organization at the office
of the secretary of State:
American Smokers Cigar Co., organized
at kittery for the purpose of raising and
dealing in tobacco and manufacture Of
cigars and cigarettes, with $4,000 capital
stock of which nothing is paid III. Off
GERS: President, George L. Burnham OF
hittery; treasurer, Harold T. knowlton
of Maiden, Mass. Certificate filed Dec.
II, 19ra
Metal Goods Manufacturing Co., organ
lied at Portland for the purpose of doing
a general business in mechanical and cleo
uical apparatus, with $4,000 capital stock
of which 5000 is paid in. Officers: Pres
ident, Charles l.. MarstOn of Yarmouth:
treasurer. Chester j. Lawrence Of Port
land. Certificate filed Dec. 10, 1908.
Bryant Pond Hotel Cooperation, organ
lied at Woodstock for the purpose Of
doing a general hotel business, with $lo,-
900 capital stock of which nothing is paid
in. Officers: President, Isaac A. Hall Of
Paterson, n. Y: treasurer. James l..
BoWker of Bryant Pond. Certificate filed
Dec. 10, 1908.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-21

Rchmond, 81; n. II. Shelton. Richmond
81; j. NJ. Brown. Scion. 1925; George c.
Thompson, Skowhegan, 90.12; J. w. Luce
Unity, S9.15; S. f. Conant Buckfield, 80 25 :
w. c. Whitman & Son, Turner, $751; Ar
thur Purkis, Buckfield, &.25: l.. NJ Call.
Dresden, S.5; James f. Irish, Buckfeld
r. d. 80, 8o55; E. B. Goff, Foxcroft, 10
The average score of all the samples
of milk was 90.85, cream go PasteuriZed
cream 91.4. The association believes this
exhibit was a move in the right direction
and efforts will be made another year to
extend its scope and value.
L. S. Merrill, secretary of the Maine
Dairymen's Association, Saturday an
nounced the awards made in accordance
with the special offer made by DR.. Geo.
NJ Twtchell of Auburn for the best eN-
hihit of corn grown by boys IS years of
age and under, exhibited at the meeting
of the Maine Darymen's Association at
Dexter Dec. $40. Premiums We're award
ed as follows:
Best trace of corn: Russell T. Guptiil,
Berwick, 1st; Fred j. Ross Bath, I'd ::
George e Roberts, Weeks Mills, Sd. Best
single ear of corn: Russell T. Guptil
Berwick, 1st; Earl S. Merrill. Solon, ID
Jasper f. Guptill. Berwick, 80. The as
sociation voted to continue the Offering
of prizes for corn and. if possible, to in
crease the premiums offered. and a com
mttee was elected to have special charge
of he work.
Hon. l.. T. Carleton Of Winthrop. chair
man of th" commissioners of inland fish
cries and game Saturday received the fol-
Challottetown. Prince Edward IslanG:
l.. r. Carleton, Esq,
| Commissioner of Fisheries and Game,
| Augusta. Maine.
Dear Sir.-It is proposed to attempt to
| introduce small deer into this province.
| You will confer n great favor if YOU will
| kindly let me known if / could procure IL
few pairs Of small deer from your State.
| and if so TO whom / should APPLY. If
they can be procured from Maine kindly
| advise me as 10 the probable cost per
| pair. / have the honor to be,
| Your obedient servant,
+. r. CARRONELL,
Game Inspector.
| Commissioner Carleton said after show
| ing this letter: "Sucn a SETTER as tEis
shows not only that the fame of the
| Nldlle tcer I'lS gone dDIOdu, DHl IL also
demonstrates the value of keeping and
protecting the Geer."
| State Highway Commissioner Faul ID.
! Sargent gave out the following state
| ment Saturday in regard to the series of
| good roads meetings held during the past
| week in different sections of the state:
"rhese meetings have been among the
most successful and interesting meetings
of the kind that have been held under
the auspices of this department, and Il
great interest has been shown in the split
log drag the use of which has been eX-
planned by ID. Ward King of Maitland,
Mo. AS a direct outcome of the meeting
held at Watervile 135 persons promised
that they would build the drag and use
it. Friday morning, while we We're on
our way from Bangor to Portland, several
more of the Grange members made the
promise to Mr.. King and myself 10 use
the drag One Woodfords man made the
statement to us that after Mr. King $
speech at Waterville the principal talk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-21

Announcement was made Saturday at
the Office of the State commissioner OF
highways Of the recommendation by the
commissioner to the Governor of the pay
ment of State aid to the following towns
for improvements made on State roads
during the past season.: Eden, $797. 81; !;
Readfield, S3l1.25
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-21

Commissioner Carleton said after show
ing this letter: ''Sucn a Setter us tkis
shows not only that the fame of the
Maine deer has gone abroad, but it also
demonstrates the value Of keeping and
protecting the Geer."
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg 81. Chicaqo O-s

Chicago, Sept. 7.-Chicago threw
away one game Sunday and came near
losing a second to Pittsburg. The
crowd was too great to allow of free
ball playing and the bad plays were
numerous although they could not be
classed as errors. Pittsburg won the
first game by scoring three runs in
the seventh inning on scratch
error charged to Overall because of
Steinfeldt's failure to cover third.
Clarke's single, bad throw by
Chance and a wild pitch Overall
pitched grand ball barring the one in
ming, striking out eleven of the visit
ors. The second game was one of
free batting and Chicago narrowly es-
capped defeat when Pittsburg made
furious rally in the ninth. Two bag
gers by Slagle and Steinfeldt, passes
to Hoffman and Chance, and a wild
throw by Phelps gave Chicago four
runs at the start. In the fourth bases
on balls to Slagle and Evers and hits
by Chance, Steinfeldt and Schultz sent
in four more. Pittsburg was BANKED
till the seventh when Wagner, GIL,
Wilson. Phelps and Leifield hit safe,
scoring three tallies. In the ninth Abb
ba ticchio, Wilson, Phelps and Gibson
made singles. Pfeister quit and Brown
was hit safe by Leach but managed to
SION the hitting after four runs had
been made.
Score by innings: X n 4:
Chicago ........ 80 o0000S 2
Pittsburg 49,. .......0 0 5000 OO-S :
Ratteries-Overall, Frazer and
King; Maddox and Gibson.
Second game-Score by innings; * n =; r. .
Pittsburg 49,. .......0 0 0 o 20 80 Al IA
neutrality-suspicious., Brown and
Killing; Leifield and Phelps.
Cincinnati ST., st. Louis is.
| r-;,c;nnatf Sent 7-Cincinnati and
ST I,oIffs each won a game Sunday
afternoon.
| Score by innings: Z =
| Cincinnati ...-- .--.-V dVV "a =
Batteries-Campbell ana ScnIel;
| Lush and Ludwig.
| second game-Score by innings: R-H; Z;
| Cincinnati 10 o 90 0OEl
| 81 IIouis ........O2 l o 90 30 0-3 z 0
Ratteries-Rowan and McLeani
Baldwin. Beebe and Ludwig.
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Frankfort 8, Blue Rapids ?.

Waterville, Kan, Sept. Frank
fort defeated Blue Rapids here Satur-
day in a well played game, the score
being 6 to .. Harlan pitched for
Frankfort and should have scored a
shutout. Jack Forester and Tony
Vanderbilt, both old Western associa-
ton players composed the battery for
Blue Rapids. The feature of the game
was the batting of Texas Farrell, who
secured a triple, ooubIe and &c single
out of four times up and all were
pinch hits. Ten hits were secured off
Forester and. two off Harlan. Blue
Rapids has signed Jimmy Cravens
who will work against Frankfort in
the remaining games of the series
which are to be played here.
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TWO BIC FIGHTS.
At Los Angeles and Frisco VIII
Be Battles Today.
Ketchel and Papke at Former
MOran-Attell at Latter.
FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Nelson and Joe Cans Will Con-
test on Wednesday.
Jeff to Referee Papke Bout,
Rendering Decision.
FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS.

San Francisco, Sept. To-day, Labor
day, two boxing championships will be
decided in California among four men
who are acknowledged heads of their
classes. At San Francisco Abe Attell
and Owen Moran, the English boxer,
will fight for the featherweight title
and at Los Angeles Stanley Ketchel,
the middleweight champion will meet
Billy Papke. Both fights will begin
about D. M, Pacific time. the limit of
the Attell- Moran battle being % rounds
and the Ketchel-Papke % rounds. Two
days later Battling Nelson and Joe
Cans will meet in San Francisco and
for the third time box for the light
weight championship.
There has been no dltheulty IN oe-
termining the choices of the public IN
these fights. From the very moment
speculation on the result began the ia
vorite combination has been Attell,
Ketchel and Nelson. Attell is strong
Nv fancied over the Englishman, the
odds standing today at 10 to z, with
tendency to lengthen.
Ketchel is almost as prohibitive IA
vorite over Papke, odds standing TO l.
while 10 to represents the extent OF
the public's confidence in Nelson to
beat Cans.
To those who measure the chances
of a pugilist by past performances IL
is rather surprising to see AtteH such
a favorite over Moran. When these Two
boxers met in this city year ago.
Morax gave Atteu the battle OF his HE,
although he was supposed to have had
to do hard training work up to the last
hour in order to make the weight. Botn
of these little men have just t1nlshed a
long and strenuous perid OF training
and are declared to be in the very pest
condition to fight for worlds cham-
DIonship. This fight will take place in
Coffroth's open air arena at Colma'
and as today is a holiday big at
tendance is looked for. Pictures OF the
contest will be taken
KetcheI-PanISe Bout.
Los Angles, Sept. Both Stanley
Ketchel and Billy Papke are down to
weight 1853 pounds, for their Is round
fight to take place at Vernon this af-
ternoon Neither one has overlooked
anything in the way of advantage to
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American Association.
American League.

be gained from proper conditions. Sun
day afternoon KetcheI did his last box
ing before the fight and a large crowd
of sports journeyed out to Vernon to
watch him. Papke boxed before a good
crowd at Venice.
The betting on the fight here remains
steadily at to 1 with Papke the short
ender. Considerable of the to / money
is being taken, however, and the odds
may be changed before the fight takes
place.
Champion James Jeffries will referee
this fight and there will be a decision
rendered in the ring, the Vernon club
being located outside of the city limits.
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SATURDAY GAMES.
Topeka IL. Joplin 4.

Joplin. Mo-. Sept. 7.-Cooley's men
proceeded another notch on their
triumphant march toward the pen
nant Saturday. They swatted Pol
lard and Quisser all over the lot in
the last three innings of the picnic.
The Miners seemed to catch the
spirit Of the swatfest and in the sixth
they pounded Root off the rubber al
thought they got only two runs from
the drubbing Roach replaced Root
and brushed the town boys away from
the platter in the remaining three
innings
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago III. Cleveland III.

Chicago. Sept. Smith proved
puzzIe in the opening game of the
double header Sunday between Cleve-
land and Chicago, the locals winning
to 1. Rhoades who started to pitch
for the visitors was Dattso Tor seven
safetfes and a total of four runs in
two innings, retiring in favor Of Lieb-
hardt who was wild and ineffective.
The second game was battle between
Owen of Chicago and Berger OF CleVe-
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Wichita 5. Hutchinson 1.

Wichita, Kan, Sept. Wright
lasted one-third inning against Wichi-
ia Sunday, the first three up securing
doubles. Beltz was sent to the
mound and was more effective. A
double, single and sacrifice scored the
visitors only run. Score to 1.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Hutchinson ..... 20 1000 90 0[ .
Wichita ...... ........2 o o 001 IS =
Batteries-Beltz and Haas; Bolin
and Armstrong.
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The Hoeue Plague in dickinson.

Abilene, Kan, Sept. Owing to
the hog plague. which is killing hun
dreds of hogs in this section, the coun-
ty fair directors have abandoned the
swine department at the fair. No
sure remedy for the disease has been
found.
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JOPLIN.

Topeka .... .1OO10032 5-12
Joplin ............ 800 90 o. 4
Summary: Earned runs-Topeka, 6;
Joplin, 2 Two base hits-Persch,
Reed, Andrews. Three base hits.
Olson, 2; Abbott, Davis. Home run
Davis. Bases on balls-Of Root, 2;
off Pollard, 1; off Quiesser. 2. Struck
out-By Root. 2; by Roach, l.; by
Quiesser, 2. Left on bases-Joplin, 6;
Topeka, Z. Double plays-Harringt
to Reed; Raglan to Wanner to Reed;
S, Olson to Abbott. Hit by pitched
balf-Noyes. Stolen bases-Fillman,
Wooley, Davis, Boles, 8. Sacrifice hits
-Persch, Harrington, Raglan. Boles.
Times of game-1:5O. Umpire-Gard
ner.
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Another Record for Rose.

Trenton, N. j., Sept. Ralph Rose,
the California giant, smashed the
worlds record for the fourteen pound
shot at the Interstate fair grounds
here Saturday. He put the lead ball a
distance of So feet inches. breaking
his own record by foot inches.
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Oklahoma City ?. Enid 4.

Oklahoma City, Ok, Sept. ok
lahoma City won close game with
Enid Sunday by a score of 2 to /.
Score by innings: R-H. E.
Oklahoma City III oo0Oo001-2 0
Enid ........ ..........1 5000 0000-1 2
Batteries-Folbre and Kelsey;
Frantz and Allen. Umpire-Shuster.
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THIS AUTO DRIVER GOING SOME.
FeIic NarZzaro Drove S15 Miles in
Less Than AZ Hours.

Bologne, Sept. 7.-Felic Narzza ro
the Italian automobile driver. Sunday
won the Floric cup. covering 315 miles
in four hours. twenty-five minutes and
twenty-one seconds.
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Webb City 5, joplin A.

Webb City, Mo-, Sept. THE Trip
lets took the first of the series in an
exciting game Sunday Joplin made
three runs in the first on two errors
and Cobb's homerun.
Score by innings: R-H E.
Webb City .........0 O0O111-5 10 3
Joplin ........ ........3 0OO001OA .
Batteries-Milton and Cheek; Chen
ault and Harrington and Noyes.
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sKahl batted for Hendrix in the third.
SPRINGFIELD.
SBrennan bdtted for Grady in
SCOPE nv TNNTNyrxC

"bfenndn DATED lot Grady IN the lth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Topeka 1000. ............0 000~-3
.-.'-.---.---s-
Summary: Two-base hit - Brennan.
Bases on balls-Of Hendrix /; off Hager-
man 1; off Meredith ?. Struck out-By
Hendrix l; by Hagerman 2: by Meredith
2 Hits-Om Hendrix in innings. Passed
balls-Brennan 2. Double play-Andrews
to E. Olson to Abbott. Time of game
ITO. Umpire-Alberts.
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Saturdays Ball Games.

AMEININxAN <al5oON1IAIIO4N
Minneapolis 6, Kansas City 8.
Milwaukee 5, st. Paul 4.
Indianapolis I, Louisville o.
Toledo 8, Columbus 2.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
st. Louis 2, Detroit 1.
Philadelphia 8, Boston 2.
Washington 6, New York 0.
Chicago z, Cleveland 0.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago IL, Pittsburg 0.
New York 5, Philadelphia 1.
Cincinnati 6, st. Louis 5.
Boston 40. Brooklyn 3-6.
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American Association.

st. Paul 8. Kansas City 8.
Indianapolis 4, Louisville 1.
Minneapolis 8, Milwaukee s.
Toledo 5-4, Columbus 80.
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Other SATURDAY Games.

SaIina 8. Atchison 4.
Red Could 5, Burr Oak 4.
Sioux City IA, Denver /.
Lincoln 4. Dies Moines 3.
Omaha 5. Pueblo 3.
Bonner Springs s. Haskell Q.
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Other Sunday Games.

Galesburg 8, Erie 8.
Atchison 5, K. c. A. 0.
Des Moines 40, Pueblo 81.
Denver SO, Omaha 2-9.
Sioux City 1871, Lincoln II.
Dalmar 5, Ellsworth 1.
Bartlesville ., independence 9.
Tulsa IS, MuSkogee 6.
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failure to hit at the right time Satur-
day. Score, first game:
Score by innings R.HE
Enid ........ .......1 029O-S 6 /
Hutchinson ....... .....3 O0030 1%-7 II 1
Batteries-Sheldon and Allen;
Atchison and Haas. UmpiresEFrees
and Kennedy.
Second game-Score by innings: R.H E.
Enid ........ ............0 3 o o. 10% - 8
Hutchinson 80 O1Oo00-1 5 4
Batteries-McGill and Allen; Barber
and Haas. Umpires-Frees and Ken
nedv
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Springfield 10, webb City 5.

Springfield, Mo-, Sept. Tt was
easy for the locals Saturday to take
the game by a score of 10 to 5.
Cheeks homerun was the feature
Springfeld's heavy hitting proved safe.
Score nv innings: r n. h.
Springfield 49,. ...3 o o 90 do IL 2
Webb City ...........O O010O11 p 9 9
Batteries-Hall and Erloff; Stanley
and Cheek. Umpire-Shuster.
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Detroit 6. ST. Louis 4.

feating St. Louis to Sunday. held
first place in the pennant race. Wad-
dell started the pitching for st. Louis,
but was hit hard, and in the seventh
was relieved by Dineen. The hitting
of Mcintyre, Crawford and Smith were
the features.
Score by innings: RHE.
ST Louis .......-.....00 11O02O04 10
Detroit ....... -.-.....2 00120 O0-6 ID :
Batteries-Waddell, Dineen and
Smith; Donovan, Thomas and Schmidt.
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land, each allowing five hits and one
score. The contest was called at the
end of the eleventh inning owing to
darkness.
Score by innings: R.H. r.
Chicago ......... .....3111O1 OOs-713
Cleveland 49,. .-.....0 90 O00O0-1
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan;
Rhoades, Liebhard and Bemis.
Second ganae-Score by innings: E.
Cleveland -. 40 O01 10000 0-1 5 1
Batteries - Owen, Sullivan and
Shaw; Berger and Bemis.
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WO IIIeH OUT WIFI WHITE T uH "t1S
made.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
topeka ...----. ..s....O " v " " " " l.
Springfield ........ .......1 o 0 o o 90 o o.
Summary: Two-base hits-E. Olson 2
Sacrifice hits-S Olson Brennan of
Springfield. Bases on balls-On Selby 4;
off Brennan 2 Struck out-By Selby g.; by
Brennan 5. Left on baSeS-TOpeka 5;
Springfield s. Double plays-Davis to
Brennan to Andrews: Wilson to Grady;
Smith to Grady. Hit by pitched bali
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wichita 1, Oklahoma City o.

WICdlIta Is OkIdIIOIld Oily y.
. wichita, Kan, Sept. Wichita
made it three straight from Oklahoma
City Saturday.
Score by innings: III. E.
Oklahoma City 100000 10000 4
Wichita ..-....0 o oo 0 VI Z 2
Batteries-Nelson and Goes; Speer
and Armstrong.
Hutchinson III, Enid 3-4.
Hutchinson, Kan, Sept. Hutch
inson won the first game by heavy hit
ting and lost the second on errors and
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Tonnen1an,
game-1:50.
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"Two men out when winning run W
made
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-24

ko Emusic Austrye do poddania
sic konferencyi, ma kt6rej wfasne
ma widoki. Ale gra to hazardow-
ma, bo W razie niepowodzenia po-
zostanie tylko wojna. Go prawda
hazard ME odnosi sic do Anglii,
bo mkt ME uwierzy, by Anglia ma
seryo myslala 0 zbrojnej pomocy
dla Turcyi lub Serbii. Wysfanie
eskadry angielskiej ma tureckie
wOdy dodaje jednak otuchy i
serbii i Turcyi, gdzie ME ma Ear
ty luz m6wia bombardowaniu
Burgos przez flote angielskq.
To wszystko zestawiwszy, bez
zadnego pesymizmu wciagna6 sig
musi W rachube ewentualnos6 woj-
ny austryackiej przeciwko Tur-
cyi, Serbii Czarnog6rzu. Austro-
Wegry ta ewentualnoscia licza
sic, i dlatego, przesilenie wewne-
trzne przyszlo dla tamtejszej dy-
plomacyi bardzo ME W pore. Jed
make ME wp@ynie ono W nlczem
ma tok polityki zewnetrznej.
Austrya do takich przesilen bar
dzo Jest przyzwyczaiona i wiel-
kiej chmury bywa czesto mafy
bardzo deszcz.
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Telegramy krajowe.

Little Rock, Ark, "a listopada.
Depesze z Russelville donosza,
re orkan, jaki tam wydarzyi sic
przedwczoraj, spowodowal zgon
okolo 20 osob, 80 osob odniosfo
rany okaleczenia. = Depesza z
Van Buren podaje, re tam piec
os6b zostalo zabitych. = Dono-
sza z Jethro i Walerville, re
miejscowosci te kompletnie 20
staly zniszczone, a pewna liczba
osob zostaia zabita. = 0 znisz-
czeniu ma znaczne rozmiary z
powodu szalonego orkanu donosza
rowniez Forth Smith, Ark. =
0 kleskach donosza dalej Lon
don, Ark. j Berryville, Ark.
Washington, D. c., "a listopa-
da. = Znany milioner A. Carnegie
oglosil W magazynie Century
artykul, w ktorym utrzymuje, IL
w Ameryce powinno bye obecnie
zniesione clio ochronne dla stall;
w rezultacie tego komitet specyal-
ny dla srodkow sposoboW z To-
ma Kongresu zaprosif Carnegiego
ma swa sesye i wezwal go, by swe
poglady komitetowi wyrazh. Po-
siedzenie odnosne odbedzie sic
we srode.
Steubenville, Ohio, "A listopa-
da. = Prohibicyonisci zwyciezyli
tu we wyborach lokalnych wick
szoscia przeszlo 1900 glosow;
skutkiem tego W Steubenville 20
stanie zamkniety browar z 5ciu
tiliam1 l47 szynkoW. NoWniez
w powiatach Clermont j Sandu-
sky zwyciezyli ,,temperenclerzy",
W powiecie Huron wygrali ich
przeciwnicy, ale wiekszoscia "a
ledwie. :. Is giosow.
Nowy York, "A listopada. =
Process przeciwko trustowi nafto-
wemu trwa dalej: Wczoraj znowu
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