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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-24

The third was a little child of Mr..
and Mrs. James Crane, and the fourth
O. little child of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Colby.
TREE PLANTING.
Arbor day was observed fittingly in
Salina. About 200 children and 20 men
with teams responded to the call OF
the town board to work on homes,
streets and sidewalks. Much work
was accomplished by way of planting
trees and cleaning up. The Relief So
ciety served lunch to all who worked.
The public school gave an operetta
entitled 1.-THE National Flower" last
Saturday evening, which was very
certitably rendered, and well patron
lied About $50 was cleared with which
library books will be purchased.
A Republican primary will be held
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FUNERAL OF MRS. JACKSON.
Victim of iphthcrla-Burglary ut
Thistle--Wedding Bells.

SpCcla correspondence.
Provo. April 2i--Funeral services
over the remains of Grandma Susie
Jackson were held from the Third
ward Westinghouse yesterday after
noon The house was filled with
friends and relatives, the floral offer
ings We're many and beautiful. The
ward choir furnished sweet and APP
proprlate music. John j. Johnson
sang q solo. The speakers were FL
der S. S. Jones and Bishop T. n. Tay-
lor,
VICTIM OF DIPHTHERIA.
Kenneth Kimber, the 4-yeaHold
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Kimbor,
died yesterday morning Of diphtheria.
just one year ago the parents we're
called upon to part with their 9-year-
cid son.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following couples:
Bernard Manning and Mable jack
son; both of Lehi.
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Wales, Aug. Is. 1899. Her parents
were William and Jane Fowles, VINO
with their family emigrated TO south
Africa. Here the subject of this sketch
met Alexander Dawson and they We're
married at Fort Elizabeth, Feb. ~,
1860 They left for Utah Immediately
arriving in Salt Lake City In October
of the same year. After remaining IN
salt Lake City one year they moved
to this locality and have resided here
ever since.
Mrs. Dawson was n kind and affec-
tionate wife and mother, an obliging
and considerate neighbor as well as a
faithful Latter day Saint. She was
baptized into the Church in South At
RIGA in 1854. She was the mother of
10 children, three of whom have pre-
coded her. She leaves her husband, six
daughters. and one son to cherish her
memory.
The whole family is highly respected
in the community and sympathy is
extended to them unstintingly.
Accidents will happen. but the best
regulated families keep DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil for such emergencies. 1t
eIbduea fine main and heals the hurts.
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Soldier Boys Make Good Show
ina at Official lnspec-
ton.
HORRIBLE RAIL ACCIDENT.
Unknown Man Decapitated at Rock
spriugs---Prcss Club Show Post
poned to May 5.

ogden April 24.-Maj. w T. May OF
the Fifteenth infantry at Fort Doug
los and w. C. Williams, commander
of the Utah National Guard, were
IN the city last night for the purpose
Of inspecting Company b, as officially
required by the government every year
In the afternoon the guns. uniforms
and all paraphernalia owned by the
company were examined and in the
evening Maj. May put the boys through
Il series of drills to ascertain their
efficiency and knowledge of the various
military tactics. Mai May was very
much impressed with the showing the
boys made and was loud in his praises
of their work.
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VERN AL.
FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Prosperous Farm Conditions--Iand
Contcst--Oil Fields Booming.

Special Correspondence.
Vernal, Uintah Co., April 20.-FarIn-
ers are sowing more wheat than usual
as there will be n market for It here's
after. The new roller mill is giving
genuine satisfaction. II not only makes
the various grades OF flour but turns
cut first class cereal foods.
Sheep shearing is going on Mt Green
River crossing. Uintah railway pens
and at Dragon. The sheepmen have
enjoyed such prosperous times the last
few years they don't take well to the
drop IN prices OF wool
Cattle are Cooking up" some. Horses
still demand good prices. Vernal il
breeding good horses and in n few years
will be right IN line with the best.
LAND CONTESTS.
Many contests have been filed at the
Vernal land office and some real home
steaders have lost their homes, because
of being compelled to go away to work
There is considerable feeling of resent
ment among some settlers.
An important event I'm Vernal was
the opening OF the Vernal public IL
brary on Arbor day, April Is. Some
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INTERSTATE NEWS BRIEFS

Bloomington School Closes - The
district school closed April II. On
Thursday evening dance was given
in which all enjoyed themselves. on
Friday nice program was the order of
the day Miss Edna Cragun, the teach
er, has given good satisfaction, and
the children have advanced nicely
Wallace Blake has purchased the prop
erty here hitherto owned by Moses W.
Andrus Of st. George.
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Edward j. Turner of Lehi and Anna
Nelson of Pleasant Grove.
Morris Van Wagenen and Mirl Col
Inns, both of Provo.
Frank Barnes of AshlSosh, Wis, and
Ellen Kerby of Provo
BIRTHS.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Loveless are re-
joicing over the arrival of son and
Mr.. and Mrs William 2. Baker,
daughter.
BURGLARY AT THISTLE.
Thistle has again been visited by
burglars. A boXcar that was standing
upon the siding was entered some time
Wednesday night. Cases containing
shoes were broken open, the thieves
helping themselves to a goodly number
of patent leather shoes. The sheriff $
force was notified and a careful search
of all trains passing this way is being
made.
wOULD-BE FOREST RANGERS.
There were % young men who took
the examination for the forest reserve
service. The examination was conduct
ed by Supervisor w. j. Pack, assisted
by c. Carl Alfred and Ranger Ander-
son.
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INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATE.
Annual Prize for Oratory at the b. Y
C.--Parents Day ut Woodruff.

SI)eGlal
Logan, Cache Co.. April 23.-The In
ter collegiate debate between the b. 7:
c. and b. Y. u. of Provo will be held
In the b. Y. c. chapel hall Saturday
evening. This feature of college life
has brought out large crowds in the
past and inasmuch as this Is the only
debate in the colleges to be held here
this year prospects for a large crowd
are good. The A. C.-B. Y. c. debate
has been postponed for the present
year Lowell Merrill and David Cook
represent the local team on Saturday
evening.
over 200 parents turned out yester-
day to visit the big Woodruff school
and after the inspection of the regular
class work during the day a meeting
was held with the parents and teachers
where the spacious hall of the new an
mex was filed to capacity The hall
was decorated with remnants on tho
walls and a beautiful variety of rugs
on the floors forming a very attra'o-
tive resting place. There was also a
display OF flowers scattered in the halls
and through the rooms brought in by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-24
DISFIGURED
For Life Is the Despairing Cry
of Thousands

OF skin-tortured and disfgured VIC
Tins OF humors, eczemas, letters, and
rashos. who have tried and found want
ing many remedies, and who have lost
faith in all. To such Cuticura Soap,
Ointment, and Pills appeal with irresist-
ible force. They are absolutely pure,
sweet, gentle, and wholesome. They
afford immediate -elief in the most dis
tressing cases, and point to speedy cure
when all else fails.
Complete External and Internal Treatment for
Every Humor OF Infants, Children. and Adults
consists OF Cutcura Soap t25c TO Cleanse the Skin
Cuticura Ointment (50c) 10 Heal the Skin and
Coaed pins 25o per Vial OF COZ 10 Purity the Blood.
Sold throughout the world Potter Drug & Chem.
Corp, Sole PrOpE.. Boston. hNss,
bs-Msiled Free. Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases.
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LAYTON.
FUNERAL OF MRS. DAWSON.
Remains of Esteemed Woman Laid to
Rest With Impressive Services.

Special Correspondence.
Layton, Davis CO.. April 23.--Funer-
al services were held this afternoon In
the Layton westinghouse over the re-
mains of Elizabeth Fowles Dawson,
who died of pneumonia on the goth
inst Tho following speakers offered
cousoling remarks and paid tender
tributes to the deceased: VIM. n. Nal
der. John w. Thornley,, James Il. FL
lison Francis Nader, S. N. Slaughter,
David Il. Layton, Peter Barton, Jos.
II. Grant and Jesse NJ. Smith.
The large number present and the
many floral tributes We're n stronger
testimony than words could give Of the
esteem in which this good lady was
held. The interment took place In the
Kaysville cemetery.
Mrs. Dawson was born in South
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MILFORD.

New Bank Building-Firc Dept. and
Brass Band--Dcath of Miner.
Special Correspondence.
Milford, Beaver Co, April 23.-James
II. II udgeon, a miner who recently
came here from Eurelka to work OIL the
Moscow mine near Milford, died at that
claim Tuesday of miners consumption.
He was buried Wednesday by the local
lodge of Eagles,
Elders George A. Smith and ]. W.
McMurrin spoke here Monday evening
OH the life and works of Joseph Smith.
Milford now boasts the possession OF
a fine fire department and brass band.
The latter organization viii give an ex-
cursion TO Newhouso two weeks hence.
Milford viii also soon be enjoying
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Suffered day and night the torment
OF itching piles. Nothing helped me I'M
III j used Doan's Ointment. II cured me
permanently Hon. John r.. Garrett,
Mayor. Girard. Ala.
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NOT SOLD OUT.

Not sold out. nor closed as circulated:
but still open and ready to do any kind
OF work. or give estimates.
HYRUM ASILVER FDY. & MACH. 60.
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SALIVA.
HARVEST OF THE REAPER.


Special Correspondence.
Salina. Sewer Co., April 22.-Four
deaths occurred here during the last
week. The first, an old lady, Mrs, Mar
garat Ules Logan. who has suffered
for many years from n cancer
The second, Frank Larsen, the IL
year-old son Of MIR, and Mrs Andrew
Larsen. The boy, suffering from an at
tack OF appendicitis. became too weak
To be taken to hospital, therefore, the
local physicians performed an opera
ton from which he never recovered.
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A healthy man IS king in his own
right; an unhealthy man is an unhappy
slave. Burdock Blood Bitters builds up
sound health-keeps you well.
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here Wednesday, April %, at which 10
delegates will be appointed to attend
the county convention at Richfeld on
Saturday May 2.
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EFFICIENT WORK OF poLIcr

Quick work Is the motto OF the pol-
Ice department, and 1t Is shown upon
numerous occasions, the last occasion
being early last evening when Serg.
Chambers and Officer Bob. Burke ar
rested Frank HAMILTON upon tele-
graphic advices from Pueblo.
1t was 10 minutes after the receipt
OF the telegram at the police station
ana tile turning over of II to Cham
bers and Burke that they marched
their man. who proved to be n big,
husky negro, ~ho Is wanted in Pueblo
as a witness in murder case
The rapidly of the Ogden police
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I oday Ogden News

mat institution. from which he broke
ms larole. II was a very stubborn
Ight put up by Radcliffe TO keep from
pelnS returned TO the ohio institution.
put the nnal point WAS decided AGAINST
MIN Thursday afternoon when Judse
Howell OF the district court denied a
second writ OF habees corpus inter-
posed by his attorneys A. G. Horn.
and Maginnls q Corn.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

News
to r.
woka Phones Ind Is Residence phone
D. N" N A'S"NAN~ A"'-'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-24

An unwilling passenger on the east
Nnund Union Pacific train which left
osden last night was John Radcliffe,
.ocompanylng Officer IA, j, Collar NJ
lne state reformatory az Mansfield, o.,
sollis back 10 finish serving term IN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-12

szybko i ogromne juz poczynily
postepy; minister spodziewa sic,
re i W latach nastepnych 1909 i
1910 uzyska nadwyzke W sumie
co najmniej 10 milionow lirow.
Berlin, IL grudnia. = Sesye
parlamentatne odroczono z powo-
du feryi Bozego Narodzenia do
dnia II stycznia. Jedna z osta-
tnich spraw bylo jeszcze echo RE
komego interwiewu cesarskiego,
kt6ry mial bye ogloszony W pra-
sic amerykahskiej.; co do TEL spra-
wy minister spraw zagranicznych
Schoen zapewniai, re ami je-
dnej marki ma wycofanie tego in
terwiewu ME dano re skarbu ME
mieckiego.
Londyn, IL grudnia, - Ma ban
kiecie urzadzonym przez czlon-.
k6w Izby parlamentarnej pre-
mier Asquith zapowiedziai, re O.
becnie rad ME mySli rozwiazy-
wac parlamentu, re owszem VIE
lie jeszcze waznyel1 spraw Jest do
zaiatwienia. Premier ostrol k4yty-
kowai senat;; wzywal liberaiow,
by reforrne senatu przyjeli jako
swe hasio wyborcze.
Kalkuta, Indye ang., u grudnia
= Rad wprowadza W zycie da-
leko idace reformy sadownicze,
przy ktorych pomocy spodzicwa
sic lacniej opanowac szerzaca sic
W kraju anarchie
Valparaiso, Chile, II grudnia.
= w kopalniach wegla W Collah-
ma powstai pred niewielu dnianli
strajk grozny robetnikow, kt6ry
az wojsko bronia W reku stiu-
mic musiafo !; obecnie tam panuje
spoloj; prace podieto ma nowo,
Port au Prince, Haiti, 12 gru-
dn'ia. s. Oddziai wojsk gen. ST.
mona zajai pare punktow ma pol
nocnej stronie wyspy, gdzie ME
chciano uznac prowizorycznyeh
rzadow Simona obecnie ma calej
wyspie panuje spokoj.
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sta. - Podniesienie. Iznowu r&-
brzniat CLOS Narniestnika Piotre-

sta. - Podniesienie. IIznowu rd-
brzmiaf CLOS Narniestnika Piotre-
wego, intonuiqcy Patef Noster.
Po aoicze Nasz," Papiez -wfoeR
do tronu, przeprowadzo1iy pzez
kardynaia ministra j hardynala
Serafina Vanutelli, jako asystep-
ia. Pred Komunia Plus Nzbliaff
sic, do oltarza, podni6sf 8kielich,
lewa reka ujal Hostye, pfawqa BIT:
sic W piersi, m6wiac: Domino, non
sum dignus. Subdyakl,oons k apfostgh
ski trzyma} patyne, oiciec sw.. II
lanai .kawa}ek Hostyi j wzial do
ust, kardyna} minisrrant podtrzy-
mywaf lielich, kt6ry Papiea do nst.
przy}ozyl. Kardynaf dyakon j sub
dyakon przyklekli przy Pdpielu;
podzielil reszte Hostyi ma dwie po-
lowy tidal je, naprz6d kardynaio-
wi ministrantowi, potem subdy-
akonowi apostolskiemu. Po Komu-
nil Papiez dokona} ablucyi woda,
podana Mu przcz asystenta. 20
ostatnich modlitwach zasiaH znq-.
WI ma tronie, cd tronu odczytai
ostatnia Ewangelie.
Po Mszy sw., 2 rak kardgnalai
Rampolli, ojciec sw., wedle stare
go obyczaju, otrzyma} saki'ewke
bia}a jedwabna, zawierajaca 20
giulii, 'za msze dobrze odspiewa- .
na." 81 81
Nastepnie Papieza W sedia ge-
statoria zaniesiono pred oltarz
della Cornerstone. Po odmowiehiu
modlitw dziekczynnych, kt6rym
wt6rowaf lud, OJciec sW. od otta-
rza udzielif blogoslawie1stwa apo
stolskiego.
W chwili tel wszystkie oddzialy
wojska uklek}y i sprezentowaly
bron. Wsr6d ciszy slychae byfo
tlumione }kania. Ma zakolczenie
eeremonii, kardyna}owie dyako-
nj odczytali Breve della Indulgen-
"a 20 laeinie i po wfosku. ~. #
1TszQ papieska PalesYtriny, Wy
konali spiewacy kaplicg sykstyfi-.
skiej pod batuta Q. Lorsnza sql' Pero. o.
81. Odspiewali oni r6wpiez Salve
Regina j Pater .Noster, kompozy-
cyl swego dyrygenta. ....t a
Witano i zegnano Papieaa gfo-
sem trab, kt6rym wt6rowaio przy-
spieszone bicie so tysiecy serc
wzruszonych do glebi, e, 5.
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KTonika MiejsCoWa.
4nspeztor pocstopy Stuart ~ rob
Sherzocka HolnisSa.

W genialny istotnie spos6b in.
spektor pocztowy Stuart Z odkrya
czfowieka, kt6ry rozsyial listy 2,
pogr6zkami, a wraz mimi niekie-s
dy szczatki kosci ludzkioA j zar.
dzewiale klamry cd trumien, 2 do,-
maganiem sic pieniedzy. Listy to-
podpisane by}y "Stowarayszenie
Bialej Smierci," oprocz elist6W
detektywi ME mieli iadnego ifne-
90 sladu ich autora. Ot6S inspek-
tor pocztowy Stuart .studyowai
pismo W tych listach; ! bylo ono
prostopadle i niezgrabne jak u
dzieci szkolnych. Skonstatowas zet
W szkolach publicznych uczono ta-
kiei aprostopad}ej kaRgrafii" "daw.-
niei jeszcze pred tpieciplt ltlaty.
Zwiedze eoko}o 100 szkoli przegla-i
dal egzaminacyjne prace pismiens
ne uczni6w, az W kohcu znalazi
iedna 2 takich prac, podpisana
przez niejakiego ,Williama Polar
da 2 Evanston. Nietrudnos sbSlo
juz znaleze tego cz}owielsa. Ma
ION lat %, mieszka 2 matka wdoWa
pm. 735 Michigan ave, abR Woz
nice rzsfnika Roberta o}finsra,i
Oil Chicago ave. TX 80
Pollard przyznal sic do wszyysst. p :.
kiego. Powiada, re ME miab zaf6ias|
ru wyludzae pieniedzy ] wiedzial
wybornie, ae ich ME otrzyma: po-
sylal zas -listy dla iartu, chcqc sic
dowiedzied, co gazety oteIh beda
pisa}y, czul sic zupelnie bezpie-
,cznym, gdyz mieszkai " wjpowaznem
przedmiesciu Evanston, "a listy ma
dawal ma poczte W Chicago. jest
to mlody cz}owiek, bynajmniei ME
Me kiopoccie sic jeaeM nieysdiugo
musicle slaaeic stare hipoteke ale u.
daicie ste DO pozyczke do HATTER-
MANA. 7ss Miiwaukss ave.
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Telegramy krajowe.

Washington, D. c., y grudnia
= Ma. wczorajszej sesyi wni6s4
posei z Nowego GorElu, Perkins,
aby obrac komitet specyalny rs
poslow do rozpatrzenia tel czesci
oredzia prezydeuta Rooseyelta5
ktora ostra krytyka obraza powa-
ge i urzedowanie Kongresu. FER
kins zaznaczyi, re donaga sic te-
go powaga Kongresu, cytujac
niektore wyrazenia Rooseyelta,
powiedzial, ae wyrazenia te ME
fortnnnie zostaiy dobrane ! uzytes
Kongresswniosek ten przyjaf ]
do komitetu obrani zostali Per
kins = N. " DENLY Mich,
Weeks, Mass, Williams Miss.
i Lloyd z Mo. Jest prawodopodo-
Dnem, ze p0dODna DO FerKiHSo-
wei rezoIucya ganiaca oFedzie
Roosevelta zostanie wniesiona ro-
wniez ize strony denlokratycznej.
Washington, D. C., IL grudnia.
= Wczoraj minister marynarki
ogiosn rapport roczny swego mini
steryum; podnosi On W MIN do-
niossoSc podr6zX flqty amerykah-
skiej, kt6ra wielce podniosia spra-
Strzezeie sis zsodziei- sehowajeis
swe kosztownoscl I pa9iery iSsrto-
Eciowe " skarncu ochronnym HAT.
TEzMAtxA. 7ss sfilwsRxss ave.
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Telegramy zagraniczne

@-@@
Willemstad, Curasao, IL gru-
dnia. - Rad holenderski posta-
nowil nareszcie blokowac wybrze
ze porty wenezuelskie; kilka o.
kret6w wojennych wyjechalo juz
ma wody wenezuelslie; maja one
chwytae wenezuelskie okrety han
dlowe, by W ten sposob kraj ten
zapelnie odciac odosobnic cd
Swiata. Mozliwem jest, re przyj-
die do wymiany strzalow po-
miedzy okretami holenderskimi a
fortami wybrzeznymi Wenezueii,
postanowl bowiem Rad wene-
zuelsEi strzelac do olSret6w
holenderskich przy pierwszym
objawie iCh nieprzyjaznej akcyi.
Paryz, 1s grudnia. = Wczoraj
przed po}udniem Prezydent Ca
stro odjechal do Paryza Bor-
deau<; zabawi On tam tylko czas
kr6tki, bo lekarze jego pragna, by
sic jak najrychlej poddal bada-
niu specyalistow berlihskich i o.
pe7acyi, jeSh ia sic okaze potrze-
bnq. Rad francuski oglosii Off
cyalnie, TX pozwala prezydentowi
Venezuela na zatrzynlanie sic W
Paryzu, ale wydali go zaraz, jesli
Castro bedzie urzadzai interwie-
wy. przyjmowal dziennkarzy i
oglaszal jakies komunikaty. mo-
gqce bye niepozadanymi dla
Francyi. Ma sic zachowywac jak
najssiSlej prywatnie, jak czlo-
wick cywilny; a ME reprezentant
rzgdu panstwa.
= Paryz wielka ciekawosci2
wylegl masa ludu na dworzec, by
ujrzec prezydenta Castro, ktory
tn przybyl W ciagu dnia wczoraj-
szego: zadnego oficyalnego po-
witania ME byio.
Moskwa, 12 grudnia. - w CA
sic przedstawienia W teatrze ia
kiejs wiedenskiej operetki przy-
szlo do wielkiej demonstracyi an
tyaustryackiej; aktora grajacego
role oficera austryackiego wy
gwizdano niemilosiernie; caly
teatr grzmiai cd okrzyk6w ,,precz
AUSTRIA. Policya wkroczyw-
sly, aresztowaia pare osob.
Petersburg, 19 grudnia. = Du-
ma nchwaliia gwarancye dla no
wei pozyczki, ktora Rad zamierza
zaciagnae "a granica W sumie
Ss95, ,OO0, goo. Ma -ona bye uzyta
ma pokrycie innej pozyczkj kt6-
rel biatnosc niediugo przypada
1 ma pokrycie deficytu W budlecie
na rok 1909.
Kazafi, ID grudnia. = Tuteiszy
kornisarz policyjny Dpbinow 20
stai zlozony urzedu j skazany
ma 6 lat wiszienia "a rnaitretowa-
ME i wyzyskiwanie aresztantow.
Rzyn, 1s grudnia. : w parla-
mencie wloskim wielka wczoraj
panowala radosc, gdy minister fi>
nans6w Carcano zlozyi swoj ra-
port roczny, z Et6rego widat, IL
samiast zwyklego deficytu rad
ma W tym roku nadwyzks W su-
mie 100000 lir6w, pomimo te-
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