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sTARKsBORO.

The annual Christmas sale of the
e. c. c. will be held at the town hall
Friday evening. December 1.-THE regular
meeting Of the Grange will be held Fri
day night.-Frank Chapman has finished
work In the creamery and will return
to his home in Hinesburg. Mr. and Mrs
William Spear OF Charlotte visited at
G. II. Clifford's over Sunday Mr.. and Mrs,
r. NJ. Hill, who have been visiting their
daughter In Barnard, have returned
home-Miss Maggie Nichols is visiting
her brother. George Nichols.-Lottie
Narney has gone to Burlington to take a
course in business college,-Agatha
Stokes Is at home for the present on
account OF poor health.-Frank Harmon
has taken possession Of hts new farm,
which he recently purchased IN BRISTOL
Mrs. Harriet clifford Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs w. q. Hanson, in Monk
tOn.-Mrs. Grace Minum has returned
after a visit to her parents In Burlington
Mrs. Emily Minum Ia In very feeble
health. and II confined to her bed.--Ihe
condition of Mrs Carpenter Colo is no,
Improvisation ana Peter Nelson have
been visiting friends In Burlington the
pnst week,-Mr. and Mrs, George Chaffe,
OF New Haven visited relative here ovel
sunday.Mrs. Lillian Donahue visited hel
mother In Hinesburg Sunday. Her daugh
tier. Mabel, who has been visiting there
few days, returned with her,-Mr, ant
Mrs. h. McQuivey Of Middlebury wcr,
guests OF Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Morton
over Sunday.
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WILLISTON.

Mr.. and Mrs Scion Ransom are visit
Ing friends in town-Mss Flora Clark
went to Boston Monday to meet Mr.
and Mrs. George f. Dean Of Albion. Mich
Mrs. Martha Nichols is visiting her
niece, Mrs. O. Hara in Elgln. III
Ferrie Harris is seriously ill.-Marshall
krans Is Ill with laryneitis Claude
Graves OF St. Adams is visiting relatives
IN town.-Mr. and Mrs Guy Lamson spent
sunday in Burlington. -Horatio Curtlss
has received a position on the Boston
Elevated in Boston. Mass.-Niss Hamilton
Of South Burlington IL teaching the
primary department OF the graded school
Six members of Mr. Putnam's girls
chorus sang at the Sunday evening ser
vice in the Methodist Church. Mr.
Putnam will have charge Of the music
for the Christmas exercises. Members ot
tho churches in town arc requested t.
hand in their donation cards
In the evening DR.. Dawson gave an inter.
estng lecture on MY European Trip"
All departments it the high schoo
building will close from December rs tc
January 2. Those Of tho primary schoo
will close from December % TO January 8
Hobart Huntley, who recently
bought the Cooley place on Central street
have rented It to f. II. Simonds of Nor
wood. y. Y, who will move here abou'
January l.
Mrs. Daniel Griffiths of Brigham hill
who was operated upon Saturday after
| noon for appendicitis at the Fanny Auer
hospital, is comfortable
The infant child OF Fred Savage Is
| III with bronchitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. d. Baker have re
ceiyed word OF the birth of son to Mr.
and Mrs. ]. q. Killoren at their home ir
! Rankin, H.. November %.
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RICHMOND.

The barns on Charles Mctiarghan' 5
farm were burned 10 the ground early
Monday morning with hay. six cows and
one yoke OF oxen. The explosion of a
lantern caused the fire. The buildings
were Observation-Disclosures Sheiferst elm.
who has resided In this town for q wears,
was found dead in his he'd Sunday morn
ing at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Whitcomb. whore he boarded, He Yas not
feeling we'll saturday hut toward even
Ing was better. For several years he has
been employed by the Richmond Under
wear company as night Waterman. tle
had no relatives In this country. but
leaves mother nnd several brothers
and sisters In Germany. The funeral WIS
held at the Church of Our Lady Of
the Holy Rosary Tuesday at nine
o'clocL. lhil Sheridars Court OF For
osters II which the deceased was men,
her will attend In a body.
The funeral Of Fred Sheiferstein,
who died suddenly Saturday night, was
hold at the Church Of our Lady OF the
Holy Rosary Tuesday morning nj $50
o'clock. tho Rev, e, T. Clermo"t Of
hciating. Phil sheridan Court OF For
estcrx, Of which the deceased was
member. attended in body THO
bearers were Daniel and John Nh
honey, Martin imrtel, Thomas Ryan
William Powers ana Michael Murphy
Burial WINS IN tho new Catholic ceme-
terry. There will be Christmas exer-
cisss by the primary and intermediate
grades In Richmond hall Friday even
inw.--A. G. Berry has returned from
New London. Conn, where he went 10
attend the funeral of Mrs Berry
brother. John iiurlsy,-rhs Richmond
high school VIII cioae Friday Tor
three weeks vacGtion.-Mlss Juiia
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sHOREHAM.

About a attended the social OF the
Bible class last Friday evening IN tho
chepel.--The Rev. ]. G. Williams VIII oc-
cupy the pulpit of tho 'onEreRaNonhl
Church next Sunday In exchange win
the Rev, Charles Waite Miss ha'e
Baldwin entertained the MorAVihh
club last Thursday Rftorroon,-MrS' IT.
H. Burge has returned from Roston ana
vicinity where she visited brother ANA
sister Miss Marcia Douglas Is holding
rumrlags sale at her honme'-lHe
Woman's missionary meeting VIII I've
held Thursday. December IN with MIS-
Ella Baldwin, Maurice sullivan. VINO dlco
last Thursday, was huriod from 81 '''h'
evieve Church last Saturday. MI sum
van was born in Ireland, but had resihe'
hero good many years, a "ife'
daughter aud four sons survive.
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CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Eao auI .r-
and Mrs. John Welcome visited tr-.
Louise Toner over Sunday .-lIarr . %
liams ana family have moved - e.
hurne.--Maxwell St. George l. v.-If ,
relatives and friends IN town MIR ar.t
Mrs. G. s. Stewart have moved to NldI' .-
bury for the winter.-.deader GerVli has
moved to the farm he purchased rrorl
Harvey A. Williams. --George Edc-rr l
has opened a barber shop in James Dug
fey's residence.-The Ladies All
met with Mrs. J.. r. Mcneil on WeAno --
day afternOon.-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. + Bun
have returned to their home Mr. Ed
wards Of Chelsea has been visiting his
sister. Mrs. Amanda Deyette.
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HANCOCK.

Miss Edith Spear has been visiting in
Montpelier and Iarrc.-L. NJ. Church has
moved his mill from Alder meadow to the
meadow above f.. G. Jones's house.-The
"Olve Branch" will meet with Mrs
Grace Lewis Wednesday. December Ii
G. T.. Clanin drove in his automobile from
Bethel to Hancock the first Of the week
IN foot Of suow-'rhe Misses Nellie ana
Ncva Clanin from Bethel were at thcir
aunt's Mrs. q. r.. Church, rccently.-Mr.
and Mrs w. H. Hubbard spent the day
in town with their daughter recently.
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ESTATE OF LUCY ANN MARTIN,
BURLINGTON.


STATE OF VERMONT. District OF
Chittenden. So.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District of Chittenden,
To all persons interested in the cs-
tate OF Lucy Ann Martin, late of
Burlington, In said district deceased,
GREETING:
At Probate Court, holden at Bur-
lington, within and for said district
on tho 27th day of October. 1910 an
instrument purporting to be the la st
will and testament of Lucy Ann
Martin, late of Burlington, in said
= strict deceased. was presented to
lie court aforesaid. for probate.
And it is ordered by said Court that
the 2sth day of December, 1910. at
the Probate Ohice In said Rurling-
ton. be assigned for proving said in
strument; and that motto" thereof be
given to all persons concerned. by
publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively In the Burlington Weekly
Free Press, a newspaper circulating
in that vicinity. In said district, prev
ious to the time appointed
Therefore. you arc hereby notified ia
appear before said Court at the time
and place aforesaid. and contest the
probate Of said WILL II you have cause
Given under my hand, at burlington
in said district, this 7th day OF De-
comb,r. 1910, -
JAMES III, MACOMBER.
aa-wst Judge.
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BRIDPORT.

The Friendly club will hold a social
at the VeStrY i'I-day evening. December
ld.-Mrs. e. l.. Miner is some what i'm
proved in health.-Mrs. c. Z. Hamilton
has gone To Colorado for the winter 80
Miss Gertrude Wheeler has a position at
y. II. Bennetts.-Mrs. w. l.. Wheeler
has returned from Eurlineton.- Ger
trudc coburn is assisting at the telephone
exchange.
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HUNTINGTON.

Mrs J. W. Spaulding IS visiting in Bur
ngton.-Weekly prayer meeting will M
at the parsonage Thursday eveplng.-T'ra
Missionary society will have their sqIs
and supper Thursday evening bece,u ler
15.--Mrs Vernon Dumas Is seriously ST.
Mrs. G. M. Norton and daughter Grct..
were in Burlington Monday Mr. ana
Mrs. A. G. Swinger returned from Their
wedding trip saturday Senator Nor
tons wife and daughter, Miss Greta. ava
j. II. Norton are visiting In MontpcIar
this week
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LINCOLN.

Joseph Guindon badly mansled his left
hand in II thrcshlng machine MONDAY
II is feared he may lose his hand.-The
remains OF Mrs. Fred Draper were
brought here from Rutland Monday Tor
interment. The funeral was held in the
Baptist Church, the Rev. Mr. Sanford
officiating. Music was furnished by l.,
H. Rhodes Mrs. r. j. Gore, Mrs. Milo
Gore and Edwin Butterhed. with Miss
Gertrude Narncy as organist-Miss Belle
jennings of Bristol is visiting at H. II
Rhodes for u few daYs.M Mary Turn.
or and son, Frank were In Hancock Sat.
urday and SundaY.-Mr. and Mrs Joe
Bean were IN Starkshoro Sunday.
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NORTH FERRIsBURG.

The winter term of schools commenced
Monday, Miss Turner Of MiddlepuTy III
district No, /. Miss Dean 40 2, Miss l'al-
ton Of Bristol at Grocuhush.-Tho l'lf
givon by tho Kings Daughters nj Alien
holl OH Tuesday was IA very pleasant h'-
fair and quite successful. The entertain
mont In the evening hby Miss Anna KING
man. reader and Mr.. aud Mrs, lh''n'
banJoists, was enjoyed Tho proceeds
We're about SAD Mrs. solomon Je"e' has
returned from WILT In Mah"hchus"tts'
Mr., ana Mrs hrthur Hcssstte nave 10
turned to burlington after Visiting NJ
hla fathers. Frank Rossetto. Miss poii''
Martin has been III for IA few dayh--h'
the annual meeting OF tho MI fhllo
Grange las, Saturday EVENING" the OH
GERS chosen for the coming year were
Master. George Hazard; ovarseer, pTahA
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VERGENNES.

Miss Ellen s. Foster died Sunday
morning after Il short illness with cry
sipeas followed by heart failure aged
IS years. She is survived by one brother,
DR.. George $. Foster Of Putney. The
funeral was held at the house We'd
nesday morning at eleven o'clock.-Wil
liam j. Coe of the firm of Brennan &
Co.. Of Brooklyn, y. Y, is passing a few
DAYS with his mother. Mrs. +. w. Coc.-
The Rev. S. S. cobb left Monday for
Syracuse, y. Y, to visit his mother, Mrs
r. j. Cobb. Mr.. Cobb was accompanied
by Robert Burroughs. who will visit in
Syracuse,-Miss Clara j. Brown who
was called to Milton by the death OF her
brother. has returned and resumed her
duties in the graded school.
At the annual meeting Of the Methodist
Sunday school Monday evening. the fol-
lowing officers We're elected: Superin-
tendent. NJ. l.. Barton; assistant superin.
tendent. c. 7. ), Pierce; secretary, Miss
Theresa Middebrook: treasurer, Cory
don Harris; librarian, Miss Mabel Floyd;
organist. Miss Helen Burroughs superin-
tendent OF primary department. Mrs. c,
T. s. Pierce: president of Missionary So
ciety of the Sunday school, Mrs Joseph
Carter: secretary and treasurer of Mis-
sionary society Mrs. Corydon Harris
| George Field left Tuesday for southern
California. Seth Warner Chapter d. A.
r., met with Mrs A. w. Norton yesterday
aftsrnoon.-M1ss Florence Fisher OF St AL
bans Is making q two weeks visit to her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. G. +. Fisher
Miss Clara Clark. who was called here
by the death Of her grandfather. II. A.
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UNDERHILI. CENTER

For the week ending December the
attendance of the school in district No. /
was perfect. e, NJ MARROW. who has
been in California and Mexico. tho past
eighteen months, Is visiting his father,
Francis NARROW. Thursday being the
feast of the immaculate conception scr
vices were held at St Thomas Church
ut 10 O'Clock I'm tho morning
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EAST SHELBU RNE.

William Parker is suffering from ia
prevailing bronchial epidemic The utuc
son of Mr. and Mrs. Geors" kinney 0',.
has bronchitis, is slightly better -TIa.
sutton Of Burlington is attending 3.
Aliens school this winter
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ORWELL.

At the Sunday school electf0a held last
Sunday the following were elected oth-
GERS for the ensuing year: Superinten-
dent. II. L. Allen; assistant superln.sn-
dent, II. E. Lille, secretary and treas
urcr. Miss Mary Doucharme; music com
plttsA ID, l., Wells, Mrs. y. u. Lille
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beIIoWs' lecturer, Rowland Robinson;
treasurer, Harry Palmer; secretary, Ed
WIN Folsom steward, Ole Bull assistant
steward, Adelbut Bull; lady assistant
steward. Mrs. Ole Bull: doorkeeper, JOS
cpl Stone and chaplain, Henry Dean.
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BRISTOL.

The afternoon train on the Bris oil
railroaG arrives here now at five o'clock
Instead Of 5:l5.-The congregational
society had n successful sale and chick
en- pie supper Friday evening.-Mr and
Mrs. +. W. Esty visited relatives in
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell a farm. should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies OF
this paper arc sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
oy many possible buyers 25.wtf
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NOTICE.

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thousands Of readers IN many towns
of Vermont what you have to sell or
what you wish TO buy. Advertise in
the Free Press and YOU Will get re-
plies to your advertisement.
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SHELEURNE.

casey OF Cndcrhill is tho guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. e. b. Cannon.
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changed every week. Cash
in advance required. NO
advertisement taken which
is less than twelve words,
two lines. Special terms
to advertisers using from
$50 to 1000 lines within
twelve consecutive months
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WANTED to correspond with manu-
facturer Of turned wood novelties, spoois
etc. who wishes to better hls location
or establish Uraurn factory where
wood is handy and chctr with tho hest
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WANTED-At Home for Destitute Chill
dren a competent woman to care for
infants Wo,u.
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BUY NEW ERA STOCK. Its value is
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. Julia Rates and SON. Harry. leave
Monday for hudson. \, u. where they
expect to spend the winter.-Nr. and Mrs,
l.. A. Bates and daughter have returned
from Rrushton. y. Y.-The Ladies Social
circle met "Wednesday with Mrs.. r, l.
Whippie The officers were elected aJ
this nseting.--Mlss Florence Smith Will
teach the winter term of school in tho
Bliss school in EsseX.-1'he Fortnightlv
club will meet Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. w. W. kimhail,-Miss Har-
vey Of Burlington was the guest OF Miss
I.ura Kidder over Sunday.
Tho following pooxs have recently been
presented by the State to the Westford
library. 1.-THE Nen Who Found Amet-
tea" Textbook OF Nursing, "Old China
Rook." "Oid Furniture Book" ''Gardeu
OF Eden" Child Life In Colonial Days
''The Home Garden" Electricity Book
n
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Liyery and boarding stable,
one minute from depot, two minutes
from T.. O., doing a business between
5000 and 5000 per year Reason for
selling retiring from business. For par
ticulars inquire Of Ii. s Thresher,
Northfeld. VI. 2s9,6t&w.1t.
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MILTON.

Henry Brown. q long time resident z
this town, and formerly owner OF tar
brick yard at the mosth W the yiv,s.
died of apoplexy Fl the home OF SIS
aunt In South Hero Monday Nov y. t.,
remains were brought here and buried
in the family lot Friday.-ArS- ALL
ME Chatfield. AGED ~ years, dausl-
ter of Ter, Ryan. died November , ~
pulmonary tuberculosis, She leaves two
children and husbnrd--N t.usrH Lam
There mas sod BIS residence t. Nj,
.iohn Rlake.-Ray Turner mas rented lie
IIxk,orr farm. Joseph Arnold uow to-.
will move to the Htbhsrd tJtrru.-L. r.
Plant If Buriinston MIS- in town Mo-
., when he sold his place ar the E'.N
crossing TO Frank \. Stebbins: eons a.
Grafton = AZ.
The ladies ~ the social cUuLulitcss o. ,
the Consresa ;ional Church viii scr
supper Thursday evening at Tne sestry -
Mr. and Mrs Eduard Ia TtsGppe OF Lsri-
oho have come 20 spend The winter at 1sr
fathers. Len penno-AI-. a-I Nrs. H.
W. Cp6urn " Belvtdere are at rhelr
sons. Ir. D. ( Cohurp-E-- ard 1trs,
II. *. FN,Ile- attended the f--.-eral ~ Jo-
seph Ballard in Georgia T-es'tay Hiss
lRlla I%nGO EdS gone ~ A'NAi -lIlS @u-t-
where she has 4 positlOn-Nr. and Mrs
Charles Peltter and son of Randolph. ~
H.. are rtat.ns her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Turner
Joseph Ballard died late SATURDAY
night at his home FIJI Georgia. 00dvLn+s a
vito and ,hrce SONS and one eaughcer.
Hcrt. Julian. GsorSse ana Jessie. He ta3
been attacked by i bull some SIX weeks
ago amt had been eonfired to bis leG
since ard Saturday noon he was takcn
much worse. Mr., Ballard came Fl ~
a monument family and was much res
pected ~ MS .owrsnen. He vSls a broth
er II Drts ana George. the well Anc&
| lawyer late OF Fairfax. The funeral va
held al the baptist Church ~ SSeVr'i 4
Plains Tuesday At one . clock
! Mrs. Julian EatIard is very seriously Il,
a, tho nome Of Joseph Ballard There
WAS large attendance at the Ever
aScsjon SATURDAY and the :nren scG-t
! won, well but the land with tpp hrss
barns was sold for s6S to Mrs, Walter
| Perry. who lately sold her farm
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Telegralny krajowe.

Washington, DC, 20 maja., -
Sledztwo W sprawie Ballinger &
Pinchot zakonczy sic prawdopo-
dobnie dzisiaj. Obrohca podal do
wiadomosci, re ME powoluje juz
zadnych wiecej swiadkow, zas O.
skarzyciel Brandeis tylko kilka
wyjasnieh jeszcze ma poczynie.
Wszyscy interesowani tenn sledz.
TWEEN pragna zakohczenia sic je-
go, gdyz juz zbyt diugo przeciaga
sic.
Washington, DC, 20 maja. =
w Izbie poslow wygloszono
wczoraj az s NOW ma -temat tary-
fly. Trzej rnowcy nalezeli do obo-
zu demokratycznego, dwaj do re-
publikanskiego. Z demokratow
przemawiali Byrd Mississippi,
Dixon z Indiana i Borland z
Missouri.
w Sehacie obradowano mad
przediozeniem kolejowem.
St. Louis, Mo-, 20 maja. Osm
osob zostaso poranionych z powo-
du zderzenia sic pociagu nr. 1s
kolei Illinois Central pocia-
giem specyalnym Diamond,
Zderzenie nastapilo wczoraj Q 1c
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nich przez kr6la Jerzego v.

Mich przez kr6la Jerzego V.
Wczoraj okolo poiudnia przy-
jechaly tysiace osob odleglych
stron kraju, ably dzisiaj odac O.
statnia przysiuge 'zmarlemu, tax
cenionemu krolowi.
$4,000 wojska przeznaczonego
do trzymania stray honorowej
wzdiuz ulic, ktoremi bedzie prze-
ciagac orszakl pogrzebowy, obo-
zuje W parkach.
Caiy garnizon Aldeshot, oraz
liczne oddziaiy i4nych garnizo-
now stoja obecnisod kilku dni ma
kwaterze pod ,,golem' niebem.
Miejsce zfozenia zwlok W pa
lacu Westminster ,odwiedzilo co
najjmniej 100000 osob, jest to
zaledwie Geese tych, ktorzyby
chcieli dostac sic do sail, tylko
powodu spoznienia sic ME moga.
Pc poludniu zamknieto drzwi
wchodowe do zamku, bo publicz-
nose zachowywaia sic niezwykle
niespokojnie policya musiaia in
terweniowat, ably zapobiedz wy
padkom stratowalia, oraz naru-
szeniom spokoju publicznego.
Borykanie sic policyi publicz-
noscia przeciagalo sic niemozli-
vie, az deszcz spadi ulatwil po-
licyi, gdyz zaledwie 1000 osob
zostalo pred zamkiem, pragna-
cych odwiedzic zwioki krola.
Londyn, 20 maja. = Dotych-
czasowy pobyt swoj W Londynie
przepedzii Roosevelt ma czytaniu
korespondencyi, oraz ma konfe-
rowaniu licznemi wybitnemi o.
sobistosciami, miedzy ktoremi
byio kilku czlonkow gabinetu.
Wczoraj zrobil Roosevelt wizyte
cesarzowi Wilhelmowi.
Bluefields,, Nicaragua, 20 maja.
= Okret Venus, ktory zakupia
Madriz Cd Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych, ably go przemienic ma sta
tex wojenny nastepnie bombar-
dowac nasze miasto, gdzies
zniki ia chwila, jak komandor
Gilmer, dowodca kanonierki anne
rykaiskiej ,,Paducah" zabronif
bombardowania Bluefield.
Bitwy ladowej nalezy spodzie-
wac sic lada dzieh, gdyz rewolu-
cyonisci skupili juz swe silly w
ostatniej linii obronnej ma try
mile cd miasta. Gilmer wysiai stu
szescdziesieciu zolnierzy amery-
kanskiej manrynarki ola obrony
obywateli Stanow Zjednoczonych
i ich mienia.
Bluefields, 20 maja. = Kano-
nierki amerykafskie Dubuque"
,,Paducah" wysadzily 100 zolnie
rzy ma lad, ably bronili obywateli
amerykanskich ma wypadek wtar-
gniecia wojsk Madriza do miasta,
wzglednie innych naduzyc. Maly
ten oddzial jest bardzo SLIME uz-
brojony i zaopatrzony W kilkana-
scie szybkostrzelnych dzial.