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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04
SAN SEBASTIAN, i sier

SAN SEBASTIAN, i sier
pnia - Don Jaime z rodzi.
ny Burbon6w, kandydat Kar.
list6w do tronu hiszpa6skle'
go wyda} manifest do swycb
przyjaci6} po}itycz>'ych "
parlamencie, w kt6rym chwa'
Ii ich "a okazana ]ojalnost
wobec Stolicy Apostolskie
ko6czqc manifest s}owami
.,Sadze, ze dzie6 ten ME da'
]eko, W kt6rym zwoienniey
moi pod wspolny zbiora sic
sztandar Wake ia poprowa'
dz9".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04
RZYM, 1 sierpnia. - p

RZYM, 1 sierpnia, - Pa
pieski nuncyusz W Madry-
Gle Mgr. Vico ME zosta} je-
szcze odwo}any przez Waty-
kan, gdyz ME nadeszlo jesz
cze oficyalne zawiadomienie
0 odwoIan1u markiza Ojeda,
hiszpa6skiego posfa 2 Wa
tykanu.
Juz sam fakt, ae Rad hi
szpa6ski pred urzedowem
odwo}aniem posla, zamie'
szcza1 odnosne wiadomosci
W dziepnikach jest obrazaja-
cy i przez laden szanujacy
sc rad nie praktykowany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04

Mledzy )nneml ZauWazy1
Asguith ,,ze choc konferen~
eye dotychczas mic realnego
jeszcze ME wyda}y, mimo to
panuje taxi nastr6j i po-
rozumjenie dosz}o juz do to
go stopnie, ze wszyscy cz1on
kowie konferencyi uznali "a
konieczne dalej Gala sprawe
W tym duchu prowadzic.
Uwazalbym = to - m6wi}
Asquith - "a bardzo niefor-
funny i niepozadany obr6t
rzeczy, gdyby pertraktacye
W obecrem bedace stadyum
zosta1y zerwane."
|QUEBEC, Kanada. 1 sier-
|pnia. Ma parowcu ,,Moutros"
|ujeto Dr'a Haw]ey Harven
Crippen'a dentyste Londy-
nu, k,6ry podejrzany 0 "a
mordowanie swojej zon y,
kt6ra po6lubil pred ID stu
laty, a p6zniej zakochal sic
W swej stenografistce pannie
Lenewe, uda] sic z MIA do
Kanady.
Lekarz -okretowy Dr. Stuart
tax opisuje scene areszto-
wanna:
Okolo godziny. 7:30 rano
znajdowalem sic ma promo
nadowym pok}adzie i tam
|Dr. Crippen, kt6ry zawsze
stawafo O $50 ram, przela-
czy} sic do mnie. kozmawia-
lismy o rozmaitych sprawach.
Zwr6ci} on uwage ua to, ze
trzech mezczyzn, wstapifo ma
poklad z }cdzi Eur, ka". Je-
len z urzednik6w okreto-
wych, stojacych przy spusz-
czanych schodach wskazaf
zapytujacemu sic Dewowi
DR.. Crippena, kt6ry w}a6nie
W tel chwili by} ty}em, od-
wr6cony. Dew pr>ysta;i} do
Crippena, wym6wi} kilka
slow i iwkr6tce potem dzw'e-
czaly kajdanki ma rekach
uwiezionego'
Eta chwila, kiedy ma DR..
Or ippena pablo podejrzenie,
ze zamordowaf swa zone
Belle Elmore Inspector Dew
re scotland Yard" ME usta.'
wal W sledzeniu, az ostatecz-
ME podejrzanego zbrodniarza
uwiezi}.
Dew wyprzedzi} statek J,
Montrose" innym statkiem
i oczekiwal. przybycia jogo
Cd onegdaj. . godzinie $3.50
ran 0 zap}ynat J, Montrose" do
tutejszego portu -aw 15 mi
nut DR.. Crippen i panna Le'
neve, jadaca W przebraniu
meskim zostali uwiezieni. {.
/ Ma pok}adzie ,Montroses'
(iskrowa depesza}, l sierp-
MIA. - Podczas jazdy z Fa
ther Point do Quebes, sa
'|Dr. Crippen panna Leneve
bacznie strzezeni. Dozwolono
i'm widziec sic i rozmawiac re
|soba. Parma Leneve j,lz przy.
sz}a do siebie, ma .twarzy
Crippena widoczny jest wy
raz zadowolenia.
! Dew ME zadaje zadnych
pytah. Znaleziono przy Grip
penie wyroby jubilerskie, q
iznane jako. wlasnos6. Elmore
sa dla Dewa wystarczajacc
obc'azajacym i dowodowym
! momentem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04

mia, 1910 roku.
ADRES WAR
- - ------'--- - :
zaio sic, ze Warner podpiw.
sly sobie u przyjaci6l, vista.
[pi} W powrocie do domu "
nocy do swojej narzeczonej
|Maryanny Saneckiej. Tu "a
ista1 on Pawla Leszowicza j
Filipa Plesza i wkr6tce wszczq}
z mini zwade, kt6ra zamieni-
Ia sic W bitke. PonieW az ..
(pr6cz rany Ma g}owie War
nera ME znaleziono zadnych
innych pot}uczeh, przeto pow
sta}o przypuszczenie, ze Gala
1historya spadniecia jego ok
ma jest wymys}em. Sanecka
j jej przyjaci6t a, esztowno.
WILKES BARRE, Pa.
Czternastoletnia, Augusta Ka-
pla6ska z Blackman ulicy
Wy brala sic W towarzystwie
rodzic6w ] znajomycb ma wy
Ecjeczke W CORY, zwane Blue
Mountain. Podczas zbierania
jag6d W leslie ukasi} ia W pa
lee grzecbotnik. Ma szczescie
W pobIizu znajdujaca sic ma
tka przybieg}a ma krzyk cor.
ki 2 -pomoca, tru cizne palca
Wyssa}a i to jedynie' urato-
walo nies1czes|iwa dziewczy-
ne cd smierci.
Antoni Smolinski, g6rnik
zamieszka]y W Edwardsville,
zosta{ skaleczony W glove.
|od}amem upadajacej skaly
W kopalni, nalezacej do King
ston Coal Co. w stanie groz-
nym odwieziono 60 do Mer.
cy szpitala.
NANTICOKE, Pa. w para
fiji sw. Stanis}awa W Nanti-
coke przysz1o we wtorek po
poludniu do powaznych "a
burze6. Policya stanowa are
sztowaia kilkanascie os6b,
kt6re po z}ozeniu kancyi 70
sta1y wypuszczone ma VOL
nose. Powodem nieporozu-
mieh jest sp6r parafian 2 BIZ
skupem Hobanem. 4 chwila
smierci S. p. ks. Gralnlewjcza,
kt6ry przez 33 lat probosz-
czowal W parafii 6w. Stanis}a
wa wytworzy}y sic pomie-
dry parafianami DIVA stron-
nictwa i kazde z Mich chce
przeforsowac swego kandy-
data. Biskup Hoban mama
cza1 juz kiIkakrotnie probo-
szcza, jednak parafianie Ia.
dnego z naminat6w ME chca
wpuscif do koscio}a. Wick
szosc stoi po stronie ks. Pu
lita j jego chca mice probo-.
szczem y parafii 5w Stani-
s}awa.
Jak s}ychac sprawa ME-
L + \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04

NEWARK, N. J. Robots
mix Piotr Smith zalczy} sic q
innvm robotnikiem, ze wy.'
Pile IL kieliszk6w w6dki bez
odpoczynku. Jakos dokonal
tego, wygrywajac zak'ad "
sumie 81. w chwili gdy cho-
wal pieniadz do kieszeni padf
nieprzytomny, a "a chwile sko
nal.
NEW. YORK. -TrzydzieS-
.ci tysiecy tutejszych Polak6w
obchodzilo uroczy6cie 50O,tna
rocznice zwyciestwa Polak6 Y
pod Grunwaldem. Olbrzym;e
zgromadzenie roztozylo sic ma
6licznej zieloneit polanie W
Grant City. Tam odprawiona
zostala msza polowa. Caiy OBJ:
cb6d byi wspanialy j SWEET
noscia swa budzil sympatYe
tego kosmo opc'lity cznego mias-s
ta. Il
w KOPALN'I. w Lykens,
Pa, podczas windowania ro-
Ibotnik6w do CORY, oberwala
sic lima j windaz trzynast toma
robotnikami spad1a ma dol
Tr2ech robotnik6w ponioslo.
.6mier6 ma miejscu, 4 10 Jest
strasznie pokale onych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04
WINNING ANTTC.

WIMMIM ANTIC, Conn.
:Wojciech W!arne pore
nos'cnej upadI5z okna 3go pie
ira ma glove. 4. i ,,marl 4, lill " szpi-
lalu ME odzyskawsz!y pr2y,.
'tomnosci. Po sledztWie Okla
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04

BOSTON, Mass. Nieja.
ka Anna Jabik6wna wypro-
wadziIa W pole zarzad imigra-
cyjny i uciekla 1nu z pod mo-
ca. Przyjjecha1a ona do Bosto-
Du ma okracie ,Menominee
. Antwerpii jako, .passaze zerka
Etirugiej klasy " .toWar2ystwie
[iakiegos nibyto .kuzyna. Pie
knosc Amy i mlody jjejj wiek v
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-04

6ciagne}y ma MIA podejrzenie
w}adz, vice zatrzymano ia
przy )adowaniu. Jab}k6wna
tlumaczy}a sic. ze jedzie do
Ameryki 2 bliskih swoim ku-
.zynem, ably tn "a Diego wyjsc
zamaz, DO W kraju ME moga
otrzymac dyspensy. Koroi-
sarz in,jgracyjny nie uyna]
"a sluszne ttumaczenia Jab1
k6wny j postanowil odes1ac
ia 2 powrotem do Europy,
kuzyna zas wypuszczono ma
wolnosc. w nocy dnia % czer-
wca Jab}k6wna powiaza1a
przescieradla, ma mich spus-
ella sic przez okno uciek}a.
w ucieczce musieli jej po-
magaG )udzie miejscowi, gdyz
ME znajac missta j ME umje-
jac po angielsku, sama ME
wiedziafaby dokad uciekac.
PoIicya poszukuje jej bar
dzo .energicznie. Sa roszlaki,
re 6w kuzyn wyjechaf do
Worcester tam tez skiero.
swany jest poscjg "a Jab}k6w.
ma.
PLYMOUTH, Pa. Jan So
.bolewski = Plymouth, wyto:
.czyl kompanii weglowej Le-
.l1f, .hfgh ir and and Y Wilkes Barre Coal
GO. process 0 odszkodowanie
" wysokoSci 10 tysiecy do.
]ar6w. Sobolewski zostaf re-
sz]ego roku pot}uczony odpa-
dajaca bryla' wegla a skarge
swa uzasad MIA tenn, ze ko-
palma ME jest dobrze zabez
piecZona W drewniane belko-
wanna podpory.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-08
TAFT AND

An interesting situation o%onfronts the
Republican party OF the nation; n that
has in it elements that may lead-no one
knows where. During Roosevelt's admin
istration, especially his second term, he
swept his party toward radicaIism 80 pro-
nounced as to cause alarm in the great
financial circles. The mass Of the party
followed readily enough in this direction,
for it Was in keeping with the spirit Of
the hour. Roosevelt simply showed the
good politician in moving in the van Of
the procession. Had he not done 90; had
be hung back and tried to hold the party
to its old moorings, either some Republi-
can OF greater scumen would have led,
supplanting him, OF the party would have
gone down to disastrous defeat before 3
radical Democracy recruited by several
millions Of liberal Republicans and indie
pendentA 1t was better that the party
should change its attitude and maintain
control thsn that II should cling to time
honored conservatism and lose its hold.
So the Republican party, in the four
years between 1908 and 1905, took on q
form 50 different a. to Be scarcely recog-
nizabie. A comparison Of the party plat
forms wiz demonstrats this. The plat
form Of 1895 or Of 1900 laid down beside
tho one Of 1908 would cause one 70 wonder
il some mistake bad not been made and g
Democratic platform substituted for the
latter. So marked was this that the Dem
ocrats found in 1905 about al their thun-
der stolen and little ground left for them
70 stand upon.
NotN outstanding this remarkable drift,
which has continued down to the present
hour, there are stfl many thousand Re
publicans who view It with slarm. They
are Republicans Of the old scLool-be-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-08
CHEAP BUSINESS.

Now that it is over, won't the Republic
can state committee caDdidly confess that
it was pretty small business to seek votes
for Doctor Mead by advertising and by
personal letters in which it was stated
that towns would be rated in the conven-
tions two years hence on a basis Of the
vote for governor this year, and in order
not to lose in number OF delegates each
town must keep up to the mark The
argument itself was thin, but when it
was absolutely false, what shall we say
OF it ? We do not imagine the committee
men were individually responsible, but
whoever did it has something to account
for.
Regarding the point made last week by
this paper that delegates two years hence
would be apportioned on the vote of 1908,
not that OF this year, the st. Albaus Mes
senger, a recognized authority in political
matters OF this kind, says;-
1.-THE contemporary is certainly right in
this matter, the basis OF representation in
these conventions is the vote cast for the
Republican candidate for governor in the
year Of the last preceding presidential
election, and has been for years. The
Messenger can show the figures of this
a-pportionment in each successive election
for a long time If any curious person de-
sires to verify this assertion.
Moreover, the Republican state COM
mitiee at a meeting March s, 1900,
Voted-That each town In the state be
in the state convention to one
delegate for the town and one additional
delegate for each 100 votes or fraction
thereof exceeding so cast Tor governor in
1895. And the practice has certainly
been followed ever since"
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-08
HAD SCRATCHED
FOR rs YEARS
TIL II Got to be Second Mature
Suffering Endless and Without
Relief Cuticura Made Sin
as Clear as a Babys

"If ! had known of the cyicr1
Remedies fifty years ago u would haye
saved me two hundred dollan and a
immense amount q suffering. Ny o.,
ease lpsoriasis) commenced On my bed
In a spot not larger than a cent: Il
spread rapidly over my body and gN
under my nans. The scales would dpp
OF Of me all the time and my suffering
was endless and without relie. thol'
sand dollars would not tempt ne ohave
this disease ovoE again. am q pod
man but feel rich 10 be free a Whsl
some Of the doctors called leprusy solle
ringworm, psoriasis, etc. took "
and - sarsaparillas over year ana
Q hall but got no cure. ] cannot JAS
the Cuticura Remedies too much. lhty
made my skin as clear and free ifpm
scales a. a baby's. All l used q then
was two cakes Of Cuticura Soap. lhre
boxes Of Cuticura Ointment and ihttr
bottles % Cuticura Resolvent. y YOU
had been there and said you would haNe
cured me for two hundred doilars, YOU
would have had the money ! va
covered with the scales but ~ usuh
Cuticura l was soon a clear as any -
son ever was. This was over TWENTY-FIVE
years ago and for a long time through
force Of habit, / used TO rub my hapas
over my arms and legs 10 scratch oui
to no purpose - was vel. has
twenty-eight year, ana Y
got to be a kind Of second mature "
Dennis Downing. Waterbury W.
November 81, 1909"
cuticurA b the most economical treaimeni y
ai1eetions OF the shin and scalp. A cake q eus
soap and q boz Of cuticun ointmeai ~ gTs
4 Chem Corr Sole Props- Boston. 1hAe
s2-page Cutieura book an Authority % iAs $40
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-08
WEST HARTEoRn

8. L Dimiek was in Bethel the irst OF
the week.
Gladys Wood recently visited her aunt,
Mrs. E. M. Copeland.
B. 8 Bruce and family returned ~
Brooklyn, n. Y, Saturday.
Martin Kaveny has lost his falthfulold
horse which was % years old.
Miss Della Keith Of Pomfret was . -.
cent guest of Mrs. s. L. Dimick.
Mrs. s. l. Dimick spent Friday AT hs,
sons, E. Q. Newton, in Woodstock.
Dana Bugbee came Saturday To Vial.
nis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Bugbee.
2. C. Copeland went to B-ridgewsts,
Saturday to visit his son, Frank COPELAND
and family.
Schools began Tuesday with Miss
oooooc 10 the grammar room and
Miss Howard in the primary.
+. H. Joyce and Mrs. s. Bruse vera
called to Sharon Monday by TIE deatb ~
their mother, Mrs. Nancy Joyce.
Florence Kaveny came from leblanc,
\. d., Thursday and goes this west -
Albany, n. Y, to attend q business col.
Annie Hazen and Bertha Adsns -
Somerville, Mass. went m wooSn
friends. 'As
Mrs. Charles WaIbridqe Of pIvnon,h
n. h., came Saturday to spend fbe 49,
With her husband at his sisters. Mvs
Barrows. ~
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-08

The enthusiastic support given Doctor
Mead by his home newspapers after he
was once nominated is fairly shown by
the subjoined paragraphs
If DR.. Mead depended on his Rutland
newspaper support to be elected governor
OF Vermont, he might have to scratch
gravel considerably at the present time
Barre Times.
The Rutland candidate will be elected
all right. II wouldn't require expert
knowledge OF forestry or of politics to
predicate that such would be the case in
Vermont il the head OF the ticket we're
made OF wood and had the stamp of a reg
ular Republican state convention. Now,
honest, would it ?-Rutland News.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-08
WOMEN WHO
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This Kansas City Woman,
After Year, Of Terrible svff.I..s
Tried DR.. William Pink PIN.
Became Wei and Strong Ag,in

Miss Florence whitehouae
teacher, Of No. 538 Oakley ayepre T
"a City, Mo-, found DR.. Williams -
Pills exactly suited 10 her cas- snd 4.
cure should encourage other voro.
give these pills a trial. She savs.
"a few years ago I was afiicte5 80
weakness, which followed a severe 60
Of malaria. had severe pains tb,o-,t
the small Of my back and could bss5-
move around. II seemed that ever ~
In my body was sore. | vas sbH.S
through all Of the time Dprns n.
warmest days Of summer I Womb -
10 dress with heavy clothing. va. ~
like a skeleton and kept losing aesb
would have terrible headaches Nylo.t
felt a. though Il was whirling aSa-sI
My people thought / was going into -.
sumption and l did not car wbe,bs.T
lived or not ! vas sick for nearly !,
years.
81 was under the care Of a doctor q,
several months. He kept me alive ~
that was about all. / could ~ no ~
pnovement under his treatment AMI a..
last reeort, my people sent me y Tvol.
sOr Springs, Mo, thinking thai ~
water there might help me. l dd M
improve much but while there I beadI
DIR. Williams Pink Pills, and A. .o,n :,
| arrived home | began % take item
could ~ a quick change alter a .bo5
tnal. told my doctor what / Wa al.
ing and he advised me b. continne ui,h
them He said they Just hit my cas-.
took the pills until / became VEL snS
strong again and l have since lees n
good health. / cheerfully ncomme5d
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Blood" and plain Talks T. Womsn1
more information about tbe nm.
edy viii be sent fne on 8 postal cad n
quest
DIR. Williams Pink Pills ae sod bysl
druggists, or viii be sent posspaid. On
receipt Of price, 80 cents per 6ox -
boxes for $3.50, by the nt. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, n Y.
The genuine are sold only in paekars
the full trademark. Dr. VII.
Pink Pills for Pale Peone
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-08
Summer and Fall Top-Drsssina end
Seeding Down.

Many farmers are finding It to their
advantage to seed down during The sum-
mer and fall, claiming that By 80 doing
they are apt 10 get q much better catch
than they do when they follow the usual
practice and seed down in the spring.
The same is true regarding top-drsssing
grass land. Some OF the most progressive
farmers put on top-dressing Immediately
after hayinR, with perhaps 9 small appli-
cation Of nitrate Of soda the following
spring.
II you viii send your name and P. O.
address to Carroll 5. Page, Hyde Park.
VI, be win send you free, postpaid, sew
erai formulas for mixing fertilizers espe-
cially adapted 70 top-dressing and fan
seeding, together with prices OF inRredi-
ents, full directions for mixing, etc
These formulas have been approved hv
the Vermont Experiment Station and viii
be found thoroughly reliable.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-08
Editorial NOTES.

With 4,766, ss3 souls, New York city
ranks second in the worlds greatest cit
les, far ahead OF Paris. Only vast Lon
don, with its 1929, 74O inhabitants, ex-
ceeds it, and New York is gaining so
much faster that in a few decades it will
be the worlds metropolis.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-08

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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-08
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-08
FOB SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS

Send Ie-. name Of paper and this I'D. for our
beautiful SAVINGS Bank and Chrld's skstch.Book
Each bank contains a Good Luck Penny.
SCOTT s BOVINE. 4O9 Pearl St.. New York
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-11-12

CONTINUED from Page One.)
erful in Gary. They were going at the
rate of about twenty-five miles an hour
when near the corner of Fifteenth ave-
nue. the machine struck a rut in the
pavement With one bound it was high
up in the air and striking the curbing
turning completely over earring the oc-
cupants with it.
MiIlmen Assist in Rescue.
A number of millmen on their way
to work at that early hour. saw the
accident and ran to assist Undine and
Shinabarger. who although they were
badly shaken up Wore. unhurt save a
few scratches. They were able TO walk
to the fire station after the accident.
The big touring car of Alderman
Castleman was badly damaged. A
front and rear wheel were wrenched
off and the machine in general is more
or less out Of commission. If 1t had not
been for the body of the touring car
which protected them the two fremen
, would no doubt have been killed. The
machine laid across the sidewalk or
South Broadway untii nearly moon
when the wreckage was cleared away
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troll of the senate, no bill can be passed
in the future to repeal either the leg
islative apportionment law, the con-
gressional opportionment law, the reg
istration law, the democratic liquor law
or any other statute that the demo-
Gratis want to hold the books. There
fore the provisions of the new legisla-
tive apportionment act with reference
to the senate will be vastly more i'm
portant than the provisions relating to
the house
The prospect of a hot old time in the
legislature is accentuated by differ
ences which already have appeared as
to the kind of liquor law that should
be enacted. The democratic state or
ganization, headed by State Chairman
Jackson, stands firmly for the fulfill
ment of the democratic platform pledge.
but there is an element of the party
that stands for high license, and vari-
Gus individuals have various plans
which they would like to have tried
out The indications are that there
may be some difficulty putting the
platform promise into legislation but
| one thing certain is that the county
| option law will be wiped off the books
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NEW LEADS
STRUNG FOR
CONOU|TS
Especial to THE TInEs.)


Indiana Harbor, Nov. 12.-Conduits
have been strung for couple of miles
along Chicago. Euclid and Michigan
avenues. by the te~raone company
preparatory to beginning to lay the
underground wires that are to apply to
the new system soon to be established
In East Chicago and Indiana Harbor
The work of laying the conduits will be
begun as soon as all of the material
has arrived. The ducts will be suffi-
GENTLY large to take care of eight or
ten cables, but for the present 1t is
intended to place only two zoo pair
cables therein, making 400 lines and
eight hundred wires
The conduits will be carried under
ground to some point convenient for a
distributing center, from where the
lines will be carried aerially.
The conduits are strung along Chi
cago avenue from Calumet to Euclid
avenue along Euclid to Michigan and
along Michigan for several blocks.
Work on the new building at Calu-
met which is to serve the new ex-
change is being prosecuted with vigor
and 1t is expected that the structure
will be completed by Jan. 1. The new
system will be in use as soon after that
time it is impossible to install the
equipment.