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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-03

tending to the front of the building,
and in the rear doors will open from
the foyers to a bedroom and lining
room, off which will be the kitchen and
buffers pantry. Bath rooms also will
open out of the foyers. The arrange
ment will be the same on both ends of
the building.
On the two upper floors the plans are
practically the same except that there
are no bachelor apartments or corridor
on the front side, but instead there is
on each floor an apartment consisting of
reception room and bedroom, dining
room and kitchen. Off the reception
room of each suite a door will lead to
an iron balcony. The dining rooms will
have bay windows and each kitchen will
have a pantry. Plenty of closet room
has been provided. Each apartment will
be equipped with a dumb-waiter to
the basement and a gas range will
be installed, and a hot water heater
will be provided in each kitchen. The
apartments will be steam heated, wired
for electricity and piped for gas. Hard
wood finish will be used throughout,
probably either maple or oak. Mr.. Eels
intends that everything connected with
the suites shall be modern in every par
ticular and the specifications will call
for first class material.
The architects drawings of the ex-
terror show a building that would attract
attention IN any town or city, the Whlte
brick construction making a striking ap-
pearance. The windows will be furnish
ed with awnings and gardens will grace
the small plots in front of the bachelor
apartments each side of the main en-
trance. A building of this ella IS in the
south section of the town will tend to
increase the value of property in that
locality and promote the erection of
buildings of a high order of construction.
Mr.. Eels owns the buildings on Canal
street between the Universalist church
and the proposed apartments and the
buildings in the rear as far as Eels
oourt
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-03
NINE DIVORCES GRANTED.
County Court Adjourned Friday After
Unusually Short Term.

Final adjournment of the adjourned
September term of the Windham county
court was taken about 4.30 o'clock Fri
day afternoon. 1t was one of the short
est terms ever known in this county,
only one civil jury case being tried. The
state cases were reported last week.
Following is a list of the divorces grant
ed:
John c. Cary of Dover from Josephine
Cary, for a statutory offense.
Alice NJ. Pease of Londonderry from
Willard A. Pease, for intolerable severi-
ty. The custody of a minor child was
decreed to the petitioner, the petitionee
being given the right to visit the child
at proper times.
Ola NJ. Fremean of Rockingham from
Louis j. Fremean, for wilful desertion.
The custody of three minor children was
decreed to the petitioner.
Gilbert A. Hescock of Wilmington
from Ellen o. Hescock, for intolerable
severity. The custody Of a minor child
was decreed to Mrs. Hescock.
Emily C. Bailey of B%rattleboro from
Martin A. Bailey, for intolerable severi-
ty.
Emma E. Fuller of Londonderry from
Ashel II. Fuller, for intolerable severity.
The custody of a minor child was de-
creed to the petitioner.
Judson r.. Rowe of Brattleboro from
Rosa A. Rowe, for a statutory offense.
The custody OF a minor cnllu was ue-
creed to the petitioner.
Edna Patterson Hallett of B~rattleboro
from Gene II. Hallett, for intolerable Sc
verify. The petitioner was given leave
to resume. her maiden name, Edna Pat
terson.
The petition of Edith G. Lawrence OF
Townshend against Herbert e. Law
renee, for alleged wilful desertion, was
heard and continued for more evidence,
the court refusing to grant the petition
on the evidence presented.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-03
Home Treatment for
tuberculosis

Consumptlve patients need no longer
dread either the fate that formerly over
took all sufferers from lung trouble, or
costly and often terribly announcement
or to some expensive sanatorium. Hun
dreds are now staying quietly at home
curing themselves at no expense peyohu
the cost of a few bottles OF medicine.
Here is one who speaks from experience:
200 s.. 4th St.. Colwyn Darby, Pa:
troubled with cough, which gradually be
came worse; | had night sweats and pains
In my chest. ! was losing my. appetite
and had become so thin and weak l could
physician pronounced my ease Consump-
ton. Not being satisfied, was exam
ined by the physicians Of the Polytechnic
Hospital; they also pronounced the dls,
ease Consumption. which was proven
tuberculosis Bacilli was found. ] was
ordered to n C~onsumptive Hospital. MY
nephew would not allow me to go until
| had tried Eckman's Alternative. Be
fore l had taken the medicine three weeks
pain in the breast relieved; cough be,
came bose and easy; fever left me and
I commenced getting well. My health
became normal. / am in excellent health
now and have been completely cured Tor
ten years. l strongly recommend II
lSigned) (MRs.) MARY WATSON.
Eckman's Alternative Is effective In Bron,
chitis, Asthma, Hay Fever;. Throat and
Lung Troubles, and In upbuilding the
system. Does not contain poisons, opiates
of cured cases and write to Eckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa, for more eyi,,
dence, For sale by all leading druggists and
BROOKS HOUSE PHARMACY
Br~attIeboro, W.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-03
SCALES BELOW STANDARD.
Official Visit Of Deputy Inspector OF
Weights and Measures-Milk Bottles
VIII Be Inspected Soon.

Charles F.. Henry of Chester. deputy
INSPECTOR of weights and measures, was
"a town the latter part of last week ana
- -NJnday of this week. He was represent
dig the office of Commissioners OF weights
and Measures Hugh Henry of Chester
and this was his second trip to Brattle-
boro in his official capacity. His first
visit was in June. During that month
he inspected the weights in all the stores
in town and found that many OF them
were giving overweight to the consumer
and ordered that they either be adjusted
or replaced with new scales. He also
found that the liquid and dry measures
used by many dealers were not stand
ard and ordered them replaced with
measures that were marked on the out
side with legible figures or letters. The
trip made this week was to discover
whether the dealers were complying with
the orders given in June. He found that
the majority were obeying the law in
regard to the scales and that many had
supplied themselves with new measures.
On his first trip he found that dealers
were not paying much attention 70 Keep
ing the parts of their scales clean and In
several stores he stopped and cleaned
them. explaining to the storekeepers the
necessity and value of so doing. On this
visit he found that many dealers had
profted by his advice and were keeping
their scales bright and tidy.
During his last visit Mr.. Henry IN
spected the large hay scales used in
weighing heavy loads and found that not
a scale of that kind in town was giving
correct weight. These he condemned
and ordered the owners to take imme-
date steps toward having them brought
up to standard. On his previous trip he
was not equipped with the necessary APP
paratus with which to test the large
scales n so waited until this week.
Mr.. Henry finds that all over the state
the large scales do not come up to
standard after a few years service. AS
his time was short he did not make the
rounds of the milk dealers, but he eX-
meets to return to town soon to inspect
the bottles used by them. Although the
law specifies that they shall be marked
plainly, showing their capacity, there
are dealers in town who ave many bot
Ties not so marked. On his next visit
Mr.. Henry probably will destroy the
bottles that are below standard in this
respect.
UP to a short time ago whenever a
deputy inspector visited a, town he was
followed by a number of agents repre-
senting scale manufacturers, and Mr.
Henry says that many reaped a harvest
from dealers who bought scales. Otter
the agent would reach a store before tho
inspector and frighten the dealer into
buying a machine. Within the past few
months the statesmen have given up fol
lowing the deputies. Mr.. Henry has
been distributing pamphlets containing
the state laws in regard to weights anC
measures and expects that within {
short time all dealers in the state will
be complying with the laws.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-03
WEST CHESTERFIELD, N. H.

S. L. Stowell visited last week with
relatives in Walpole.
f. w. Tarbell went to Greenfield,
Mass, Saturday to meet his son.
William Woodward and Burton john
son expect to spend the winter in Flori-
da.
A special meeting of the Grange was
held Wednesday evening, Nov. l, for
practice on the second degree work for
deputy's night, Saturday, Nov. A..
Sixteen from the local Grange attend
ed the special meeting of the Cheshire
County Pomona Grange in Westmore-
land. 1t was the last special meeting or
the Pomona Grange for this season.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-03
An Ideal Opportunity.

Not very often does opportunity knock
twice at ones door with quite the al
lurement and promise of it's original
guise. Shakspere put it a little differ
emily, when he said:
There is a tide in the affairs of men,
Which. taken at its flood, leads on to
fortune;
Omitted, all the voyage of their life
Is bound In shadows and in miseries."
Why does not the above apply we'll to
the present opportunity Of Vermont to
nominate and elect a governor of the
first rank, who does not seek the office,
but who would accept 1t, than whom no
man in the state is of higher culture
and intellectual attainments, of broad
gau craftsmanship, or of greater
ability and wider experience in business
Hon. Joseph A.. DeBoer of Montpelier?
How can there be tall of idealism In
state politics, if so ideal an opportunity
as this is allowed to slip away without
being seized?-[Springield Reporter.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-03
Courtesy Rewarded with a Request o
$40, 900.

Mrs. Helen Amelia Marsh, widow of
Charles p. Marsh of Woodstock, died a
few months ago in Hamden, Conn.,, and
her will, recently filed for probate In
New Haven, shows that she left the bulk
of her estate, amounting to $4,000, to
Ernest w Marlowe of New York, a law
yer. Mrs. Marsh made requests to dis
tant relatives and several gifts to char
table or educational organizations. Mar
lowe, in his %boyhood, met Mrs. Marsh
on an express train bound from WASH
ington to New York. Mrs. Marsh had
neglected to secure a berth for the
night, and young Marlowe surrendered
his accommodations to her. Mrs. Marsh
learned hat Marlowe was ambit-
ious to go to Harvard and she furnished
him with funds to secure his education.
He graduated from Harvard in 1896 and
later from the law department of the
same institution.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-03
Fur Lined Coats

AS in Fur Coats, our Fur Lined Coats are made
lined and trimmed with rich and substantial guaran
showing of only the best sorts. All are made with Fl
cloth shells.
2 -lnch Opossum Lined Coats with opossum collar. -.
So inch Pony Lined Coats with Persian Lamb collar.
52-lnch Handsome Watermink Lined Coats with wa
Eur Collar Coats, with quilted Innings. ...............
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-03

Most Rev. William II. O'Connnell,
archbishop of Boston. Most Rev. j. II.
Farley, archbishop of New York, and
Mgr. Diomere Falconio, apostolic dele
gate in the United States, are among the
~prelates who will be created cardinals
by Pope Plus at the consistory to be held
Nov. q.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-03

A discovery whereby epidemic spinal
meningitis can be entirely controlled was
announced by DIR. Simon Flexner, dlrec-
tor of the Rockefeller Institute for Medi-
cal Research, at the closing session or
the conference of sanitary officers or
New York state In New York Saturday
The control could be established, Doctor
Flexner said, by injecting serum into the
cerebral spinal membrane, thus getting
at the seat of the disease.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-03

Many are called, but most OF them roll
over and take another nap.-[Judge.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1911-11-03

1t Is estimated in England that one
woman in six earns her wi living.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-03
PIATEK, DNiA 600 LUTEdo, 1911 RoKU.

eksplozya, gdy spozywali obiad.
= Zdaje sic, re byla to najgroz-
niejsza eksplozya dynan1itu, jaka
kiedykolwiek sic wydarzyla:
10000 funtow dynamitu wylecia-
10 W powietrze. A jednak nie-
szczescie mogio bye jeszcze vie
ksze, gdyz drugich $4,000 funtow
dynamitu znajdowaio sic ma wo-
zach stojacych W odlegfosci le-
dwie 100 stop. Wozy tie zostaly
roztrzaskane, paki dynamlten
porozsypywaiy sic, jednak dy-
namit pozostai nienaruszony. -
Szkode materyalna zrzadzona o.
bliczaja ma $75o,o00 do ST, ,0Oo,-
900. Najwieksza szkode poniosia
kolej Central W New Jersey;
wyniesie ona do 100000. Ma Ell
lis Island szkoda zrzadzona wy
nosi do $4,000, a ma Governors
Island W giownej kwaterze armii
$4,000 do $4,000. Ma Bedloes l.
sland Ii statuy wolnosci wszystkie
szyby i latarnie elektryczne So
potiuczone. '-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-03

wybrzezach. Zewszad nadchodza
wiesci zniszczeniu potonieciu
mniejszych statkow i bark zwia-
SEGA rybackich. w Sagunto 5
statkow wicher rozbii o wybrzez-
ne skaiy. w Candril rozbii sic
statek Blanca Is ludzi z je-
go zalogi utoneio, w Castelion
wiele bark uleglo zniszczeniu, wi
cher pozrywal tez domy stojace
ma wybrzezu. We Walencyi Sch
ludzi zgineio, w Barcelona uto-
nelo 25 rybakow, zachodzi oba-
wa; re to jeszcze ME wszystkie
ofiary!.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-03
Sledztwo.

Cleveland, O.; stycznia. -
Specyalni agenci siuzby ciowej
znajduja sic tn Cd dnia 1lgo sty-
cznia rewiduja starannie ksiegi
tutejszego urzedu clowego, gdyz
podobno odkryto .nieregularno-
sci, zapewne Cd wielu lat popei-
niane. Cd lat dziesieciu ME bylo
tn rewizyi W urzedzie ciowym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-03
s5,O0OOOO straeIn spekuIaneI na male jakach.
z przytulku dla biednych.
Kradli, bill politykowali!- =
pOWiada sWiadek.
DOBRA kAWA.
Nowe nazwy ulic. Wlosi W tajnej polieyi.

dawali je W wyszynkach po try
dolary. Tenn miai sic trudnic
sam Welsh. Pewien Smith, do
zorca nocny W Dunning W czasie
przeprowadzki zabrai dwie fury
rzeczy do wiasnego domu.
Przeklinanie pacyentow, to
nalezy do porzadku dziennego =
mowii Stanovich. w Dunning
pewien dozorca utrzymywal 900
psow. ...
70 letniego starca Welsh podo-
bno wypozyczy} grosernikowi.
Starzec pracowai przy koniach i
pewnego dnia kon starca kopnai
tax niebezpiecznie, re ten wkrot-
ce potem umari. .. .....
Mateusz Nee, swiadek W Sledz-
twie, powiada, re o naduzyciach
moglby gadac przez try dni i
try noce bez przestanku.
49,. Dobra kawa.
Zwiazkowy sedzia Lands jest
amatorem dobrej kawy, a ponie-
waz pierwszorzedna kawa firmy
Thompson - Taylor Spice ME
podobaia sic juryscie, wiec kazai
firmie zaplacic $500 kary, in
nych dostawc6w podrobionej ka-
wy przyrzek} poslac do wiezie-
mia. -..,........ .-...
Firma Thompson - Taylor
lSpice Co. przyznaia sic W sa-
die, re l1lieszanine Jawy Z Pc
nangien markuje i sprzedaje "a
,,Jawe ,Moche". Obrohca O.
skarzonych zapewnia} sedziego,
ze to pierwszy raz klienci jego
przekroczyli prawo zwiazkowe-
Sedzia Lands usmiechnai sic ma
takie zapewnienie. - By}em W
Superior, Wis, przez diva tygod-
ME - mowii sedzia Lands =
teraz wiem dlaczego tam porzad-
nej kawy ME moglem dostac.
$500 kary ME wystarczy dla po-
drabiaczy,. ia ich do kozy posle.
Navy ulic.
w Chicago zaprowadzono no
we numerowanie domow, a teraz
komitet z Iona rady miejskiej
pracuje mad nova nazwa ulic.
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu
odnosnego komitetu polecono su-
perintendentowi map zaprowa-
dzenie nowych numerow W Edi-
son Parku, ktory niedawno temu
do miasta Chicago przylaczono.
L numerowaniem - oswiadczyi
John D. Riley - ME bedzie klo-
potu natomiast beda trudno-
sci w tenn, re dzielnica ma navy
ulic podobne do ulic chicago
skich.
Riley. proponuje zniesienie
wszystkich nazw ulic po- obu
stronach Madison ulicy. Radzi
on nazwac ulice numerami, tax
ze W przysziosci ME byioby zad-
nego klopotu. Ulice po poludnio-
wei stronie Madison ulicy naz-
wanoby ,Avenueami'', a po pol
nocnej stronie ,,Ulicami."
Nowy system numerowanla
ma kilka wad. Niedawno temu
przez omyike, wlasnie powodu
zlego numerowania, pewnego
Czecha zan.. pm. 1898 w. 2Sta
utica, chciano zabrac do szpitaIa
izolacyjnego, DO niby cierPiai "a
ospe. Okazaio sic, re Czech byl
zdrow jak rydz, Niemiec pod
tym samem numerem domu przy
tel samej ulicy, choc W innem
mieiscu, zapadi ma ospe.
Bicz ma ,,Czarna Reke.'
Wczoraj do szefa policyi zgio-
sifo sic okoIo 80 Wloch6w, kt6-
rzy chca nalezet do departamen-
tur policyi. scigajacego czion-
kow ,,Czarrtej Reki". Egzamin
aplikantow odbywa sic obecnie
pred komisya siuzby cywilnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-03
Straty trustu nabiaiowego.

Straty trustu nabiaiowego.
Straty trustu nabiaiowego O.
bliczono ma piec milionow dola-
row. ..s
Thomas E. Purcell, prezes maj
wiekszego domu komisowego,
kt6ry w lodowniach trzymaf
przeszio 10000 szaflrkow masia,
stracii dotychczas $35o,ooo ma
samem masle. Mniejsi spekulan-
ci rowniez wielkie straty ponie-
sli. ~
w historyi przemyslu nabiaio-
wego ME byio jeszcze takiego
wypadku: wszystko niby sic
sprzysiegio ma los trustu i ma
dzieje spekulantow prysly jak
banka mydlana. ....
Lodownie przepelnione So ma
siem i jajami. Trust skupowaf te
rzeczy przez diugi czas po ce-
mach dose wysokich, myslac, re
zbierze niebywaie zniwo. Tym-
czasem ceny targowe masia 1 jaj
zamiast isc w gore ciagle spada-
ia. Wiosna sic zbliza i to osta-
tecznie zada Smiertelny clos spe-
kulantom, bo jaj j masia znow
TAX DUO na targ przyjdzie, sze
mowy ME moze bye nowym
giodzie. s. -.
Trust nabiaiowy chwyta sic
srodka. Do EuroPy
wysyia 100000 funtow nlas'a,
ably sic pred kompletna ruina
uchowac. ... ,.. -,
w kwietniu i w maju speku-
Ianei kupowali jajka po z2H CEN
ia "a tuzin. Przechowanie lcll w
Iodowniach podnioslo wydatki
do 2, cent6w, a obecnie ma targu
grosernicy .kupuja je po I3 cen
tow wszedzie. ..........,
vt. q przytuiku ydla biednych.
Wczoraj powiatowa kon,isya
sledcza przegladaia przytuiek
dla biednych W Oak Forest
znow wysziy ma wIerzch strasz-
ne. naduzycia, w toku sledztwa
iowiedziano sic o okradaniu pa
,yentow, a maltretowaniu star
cow o innych wybrykach siuz-
by.
Zarzadca tego zakiadu powia-
John Welsh znajduje sic
pod powaznem oskarzeniem.
lest on podobno odpowiedzlalny
"a srniert 70 letniego starca,
st6rego wypozyczyi pewnen,u
yrosernikowi. Procent smiertel-
1osci Jest wprost okropny - Je-
len wypadek smierci ma dziei.
Swiadkowie zeznawali, re pa
,ventow duszono i kopano / re
orzez kilka dni po przeprowadz-
e Dunning starcy zmuszenl
,yli spac ma podlodze, nawet W
,tajniach i szopach.
Welsh wypiera sic wszystkie-
20; grzecznost jego byia bez
yranic. Zakiad w Oak Forest
est nowy i przeprowadzka ma
'tapila niedawno temu, Giownym
,owodem sledztwa byiy donosy,
:e siuzba brutalnie sic biedny-
nj obchodzila.
w toku badafi kilku swiadkow
,eznaio, re sfuzba wiecej odda-'
vata sic polityce W Chicago niz
,acyentom w Oak Forest 1 ze
:zesto biedni starcy byli bez
lalezytej opieki.
.Wyszio tez ma jaw, re zarzad-
"a trupiarni, pobierai specyalne
vynagrodzenie "a donoszenie
;arawaniarzom, o WyPadkach
mierci w zakiadzie.
Samuel Stanovich, stroz " "a i.
,ladzie, zeznawai wczoraj, ze
Iarcina Johnsona, dozorce W
)unning wysiano do miasta, ably
am "a partya republikahska pra-
oval. z zakiadu W Dunning do
ORGY zabrali do miasta kilka
:cnnych stoiow pudei spree
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-03
Oblezenie miasta Juarez W Meksyku.

ROzrzygajscy wceprezydenta sprawe iczby posow
KOngrese. Sledztwa tyczace sic wybuchu dynam;tu. =
Stare EurOpy-Z Legsatuy Stanu California De-
- Arcybskupa Ryana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-02-03
Telegramy zagranlezns
Uniwersytet w Krakowie
zankniety.

Krakow. 3 lutego. - Donosi-
liSmy onegdaj o zamknieciu obu
uniwerSytetow W Galicyi: we
Lwowie powodu zaburzen stu
denckich, spowodowanych przez
zamianowanie Niemca profeso-
rem germanistyki a pominiecie
Polak0w: w krakowie urzadzili
studcnci burzliwe proteSty Z tel
re samej przyczyny. Nadto przy-
czyna zamkniecia uniwerSytetu
Krakowskiego staiy sic wznowio-
ne gwaltowne awantury, urzadzo-
ne przez Studentow socyallStow,
ME chcacych dopuscic do wykia-
dow socyologii chrzeScijanskieJ
nowego profesora Ks. Zimmer-
mamma. O awanturach urzadza-
nych ma jego wykiadach donosi-
liSmy juz kilkakrotnie we Vie
sciach Ojczyzny, ostatnio osia-
gneiy one granice tatrznicnozli-
we. IL spowodowaiy zamkniecie
uniwersytetu. Blizsze o zaJ-
sciach tych dane przynioSa nam
pisma krajowe.
Polityka Austryi i Niemiec.
Nieden, 3 lutego. - w Dele
gacyach austro-wegierSkich mi
mister spraw zagranicznych hr.
Aehrenthal panejgiryczna wygio-
sill move ma temat wiernosci Me
mice W trojprzymierzu, a zwaa-
SEGA dla Austryi. Dzieki wSpol-
nci polityce Austryi i Niemiec po-
prawil sic stosunek obu tych
panstw do Rosyi, co przyczyniia
sic do utrwalenia pOkoJu. Move
te ostro krytykowal czeski posef
i znanv wr6g Niemcow, kra-
MARI, ktory wykazywai jasno, re
Nicmcy dqza do hegemonii euro
pejSkiej, Austryi uzywala jako
psaszczyka. jako tarczy, zasiania-
iacci ich sobkowSkic dazenia. Cd
powiedziai Kramarzowi bar.
Achrenthal, powtarzajac swe "a
chwyty mad sukcesami polityki
austro-niemieckiej, a w teze sama
trabc dmie i prasa wicdenska.
z Francyi.
Paryz, 3 lutego. - Wobec licz-
nych ostatnimi czasy .artykuiow
zamarciu przymierza franco-an-
glo-rosyiskiego, minister spraw
zagranicznych, Pichon, W senacie
wyglosii move, potepiajacq pro-
stujqca te pogioski. Pichon "a
znaczvi, ze RoSya wytrwala wler-
ME W przymierzu z Francya. ma
wet wobec ostatniej wizyty cara
Il ces. Wilhelma; wowczas stale
komunikowano Francye o pred
miocie narad. kt6rymi byly Spra-
Wv perskie. Przymierze istniele /
teraz W calej peini XII pozytkowi
Francyi.
w Pau aviator lie Martin
odbvi szczeSliwie 5-minutowy
wzlot ! pasazerami; nowy to
rekord.
Echa procesu krolewskiego.
Paryz, 5 lutego. = E. H. ia
mes. wydawca pisemka The Ii
berator" ktorego redaktor My
lius zostai onegdaj W Londynie
skazany ma rok wiezienia "a O.
szczerczy zarzut bigamii, cisnio-
nv ma angielskiego krola Jerze-
60, wyraza sic o procesie lon
dynskim, re byl on zwykia ,pral-
mia" krolewskiego honoru, bez-
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z Meksyku.

Meksyk, miasto,' 3 lutego. = Re-
wolucyoniSci ogiosili wiadzom
miasta Juarez W Chihuahua, re
iezeli do dis wieczora miasta nie
poddadza to rozpoczna bombar-
dowanie. Miasto gotuje sic do O.
brony, onegdaj wysadzono W pe-
wietrze prochownie pod miastem,
by ME wpadla W rece rewolucyo-
nistow. Znaczna liczba mie-
szkanc6w opusciia Juarez. Po-
cite banki zamknieto, ksiazki,
dokumenty i pieniadze odesiano
do El Paso, w Texas. w miescie
znajduje sic silny oddziai wojska,
ktory juz stoczyl potyczke re-
wolucyonistami, znajdujacymi sic
W okolicy 0 ~ mil cd miasta. Ca
iy szerek potyczek pomniejszych
rozegral sic W dniach ostatnich
re szczesciem zmiennem:D Donosza
re gubernator mcksykaiiskiej ka7
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lifornii, Zelfo Vega, sformowal
silny oddziai j ciagnie ma Mexica-
Ii, by je odebrac rewolucyoni-
stom.