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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-17

larger amount than indicated woult
not be advised because of ills thai
come of surfeiting COW with TOT
much nitrogen.
A farmer will make a serious mis-
take If he permits his beef cattle to
run down during the winter expect.
ing to make up for the loss during
the succeeding spring and summer.
Beef cattle cannot be successfully
maintained on Georgia farms without
supplemental feeding when the pas
lures begin to fail in the fall. Cotton
seed meal may be fed to yearlings
at the rate of from one to two pounds
per day, for twoyear-olds from two
to three pounds per day If they are
to be fattened for sale during the fol-
lowing winter they can be given a
larger ration.
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awhile looking out for your oppor-
tunltes do not neglect your obliga-
lions.
HAVE YOU a RARY9

II 1t is fretful and cross you know
there is something wrong, as it is natu-
raj for child to be bright and cheer
ful Nine times out Of ten the trou-
bic is with the stomach or bowels. For
such complaints Baby-Ease is recon-
mended as one of the best remedies on
the market. 1t makes teething easy
and 1t does not contain opiates OF any
kind 1t is liquid. Children take
It without frown. Keep a bottle. in
the house.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-17
Profit in Travel.

1t Is worth while to journey, to
learn how deceptive is that mirage
which forms itself out Of distance and
nothingness; how good is the land
about us, and the life that requires no
translation TO be understood.-N. s.
Shaler.
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Perfect Commitment.

We please ourselves that in you we
meet one whose temper was long
since tried in the fire, and made equal
to all events; man so truly in love
with the greatest future that he can
not be diverted to any less.-Ralph
Waldo Emerson.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-17

MOLES AND WARTS
Nj lie = OF

for the removal of MOLES and WARTS without pain and
leaving neither scar nor mark
the remedy that sold your grandmother has since
its first appearance upon the market carried with the nan
nous Endorsement of Man and Woman.
MOLESOFF the best pioneer days still the best
to-day.S Our long experience protects you.
n Letters from all know together with much val
liable information contained attractive booklet which
will be freessupon request
If you have any trouble getting MOLESOFF send one dol
lar direct to the undersigned.
One hundred dollars gold viii be paid the party mailing
of themselves before after MOESOFF
be accepted by advertising MOESOFF One mil
lion people will with without ugly growth
FLORIDA DISTRIBUTING CO., Dept G-265
Pensacola, Florida.
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Imaulne ItI

A complainant at the Highgate
(Eng) police court described the call
Of milkman as Something between
the scream Of hyena and the falsettO
voice of q donkey"
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-01-17
Mans Work and woman's.

Now the mans work for his own
nome Is, as has been said, to secure its
maintenance, progress and defense:
the woman's TO secure its order, com.
fort and loneliness.
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forest fire may do far more damage
among the leaves and underbrush
than the destruction of a dwelling.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-09
Annual ''jlIagc Meeting.

The annual nieeting of the VII.
iage Of Manchester was held on
Monday evening and was attended
by about ca voters.
The meeting WAS called to order
and the warning read by the clerk
Hon. ID. X. Slmonds, who then an
nounced that he would ask to be al.
owed TO resign. Having served
the fire district and village as clerk
Tor a period of So years and feeling
that younger man should take his
place was given as one reason while
another reason was that he did not
expect to be here another year, but
that he should still remain a resi-
dent and hoped TO be buried here
when the time came for such an
event. Mr.. Simonds request was
granted and an unanimous vote OF
thanks for the years OF service rem
dered was given.
O. X. Bennett was selected as
clerk In Mr.. Simonds' place.
The reports OF the village officers
had been printed and were IN the
hands OF all the voters and the re-
port, as printed was accepted.
After a somewhat lengthy discus
sion on the amount OF tax to be
raised for next year IL was voted
that tax OF 26 p. c. on the dollar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-09
SYNDICATE.

"A remarkably open winter so
ar How the wind did blow last
Friday.
Clifton Mears, our representa-
i've, who has been home for the
christmas recess, is on the sick
list.
Robert j. Dewey, who Is home
from the Troy hospital, Is not inn
proving as fast as his friends would
wish.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. J. Hamilton
spent New Years day in Manchester
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
irwin Wilcox.
There was a meeting at the
church on New Years. Speaking
~ the pastor Rev. Mr.. Ball. Re
treshments were served and a hap.
y time reported.
Clark Hamilton and family.
John Hays and family, G. X. Wood
nd, Ray Bentley and family have
III sold out and gone and their
,laces taken by strangers.
The children's Christmas tree
on Christmas eve was decided sue
cess. The church was full and so
many new faces OF the little new
'omers wore present. There We're,
ioweyr many of the old familiar
faces that we had been accustomed
o see at such gatherings that were,
missing.
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The Toggery Shop Hard's Drug Store

~ prcsent iesr Friday evening "a,
the Baptist ,hurch. whcn Mr.
Brown AID family were formal,
welcomed lsrk t. Manchester. Mr..
lifuaa WAS welcomed 10 the society
10 Manchester ~ Vim. j Hicks; by
Res \ X W hlns aud Rev q. A
Parker on bchaf OF the clergy o.
Manchester; o. behalf of the town
by Dr =. |. wgman. and on behalf
q the ehlrch ia the state by Rev.
WIZ, a Dai son Of burlington. Mus
teal selections by male qnart~tte
ard solos ~ Mrs. Wyman and Miss
Junla iheene helped to make the
evening one grand success. The
decorative scheme Of the church
and dining loom Was in green and
was arranged by Chas. s. Robinson
and was very charming. The mas
ter IT ceremonies was u. S. Marsh.
while A. IL. Marsden. c. w sykes,
Chss i.onkes and Henry Manlel
were the ughers Refreshments
were served
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-09
souTH DORSET.

%. what a big blow We had FRI
day and saturday.
VIM. +. FULLY was in Rutland
ast week on business.
-. D. Paris is stopping at +
Boosters for a while.
Mrs. S. A. shelter. Jr., was call
Ing "a friends here last week.
Andrew Wade OF Granville, n.
Y, called on friends here Sunday.
All the u. a. u. s.. scholars
have gone back FOR the winter
term.
Helen Bowen was quite Ill last
week but has recovered and gone
back TO u. a. ID. ).
Dances, parties and plays have
been the order Of things here thru
the holidays.
Mrs. Cooley and daughter go TO
New York this week on visit to
riends.
Charles Eastman Of Dorset Hol-
low was in South Dorset Monday
on business.
VIM. Roebedeau is much better
since his return from the hospital
ia Rutland.
The Beauyais auction at East
Dorset the 4th was o. X. Bowen
seems not TO have lost any of his
voice or yigor.
Mfr. and Mrs. Merritt Phelps en-
teuained u: dinner New Years day
Air aIa Mrs. Id Morris and Mr..
ana Mrs. Ira A.Glovel of Dorset.
MIR. and Mis-. Fred IL. Phelps
and daughter Katherine have re-
turned to Their home IN Lee, Mass.
after spending Ike holidays at the
Phelps home
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Find out TO day

OF the grand list be raised. and
made payable on or before Nov. LIST.
The tax of the Ekwanok Country
Club, Mrs. Sarah A. Way and Mrs
II. O'Hayer. together with several
poll tax payers who were not in
the district were abated.
The following are the Officers
shosen for the present year; Pres
ident, o, b. Coy; clerk, o. r. Ben
nett: treasurer, o. G. Felt; trus-
tees for two years, Hiram Eggleston
and w. r. Hard; for one year TO fill
out the term OF Judge Griffith, who
resigned, O. G. Felt; chief engin-
Ger, A. Il. Moffat. Isl assistant. A.
C. Orvis and End assistant David
Vetal. Auditors. w. u. Edgerton,
}. r. Bennett and A. c. Oryis.
For the position of trustee to fill
out Judge Griffith's unexpired term
there We're two names that came
before the meeting and We're not
withdrawn, J. d. Wright and O, G.
Felt and ballot being called for it
was found that out of a total vote
of As Mr.. Felt had 81 and Mr.,
Wright II.
Frank Regan was elected collec-
tor. against his mild protest that
he had had the position for mum
Der of years and thought that some
one else should have it. Mr.. Re
gan has made successful collec
Tor, gen rally turning in all the
money that his list called for.
A motion was made by Chas. f.
Drvis and seconded by Geo. Smith
that the board OF trustees be au
to investigate the feasibil-
'ty OF sewer on the west road
and to get the levels and ascertain
the expense. This motion was car
ried.
II was also moved to have police
patrol this coming season the same
ls last, the work of policeman KEEL
ley being especially praised, 1t be-
ing the consensus of opinion that
the village had never been as order
ly as IL was last summer.
A motion was also made and car
I'd to take whatever steps they |
ieem Necessary, and employ counsel,
attorneys or otherwise, to look after
The interests of the Village in the
'uit 70 be brought relative to the |
curt house, or any suit that may |
De brought respecting same.
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NORTH iogsr r

80 & FLYNN rcsIrued 70 Mont.
Pclier Monday
Schocl began Monday aflG q
two weeks vacation,
John Petty 4 Winehendon. c.,
Is visiting his mother. Mrs o y.
p.ttg.
luyalids and children should be
given Magee's Emulsion to strength
en- the body. Never fails. All
adv
Merrill Baker died Sunday
after about a years illness
aged 60 years. The funeral was
at the house Of 80 y. m, Tues
day aud interment In Scottsville
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-09
MANCHESTER CENTER.

Mrs n. q Wright oil Boston i
visiting friends 10 town
AIRS. L. 81. Kelley was visitor
"a Rutland On tuesday last
Miss Fannie Bond was out o.
town tor a lew days last week.
Mr. aud Mrs. +. c. Rowe spen,
day IN Rutland this last week.
Mrs. ". II. Beboe and daugh-
icr sophia spent Tuesday in Rut.
aud.
Mrs l.ezom poyey aud son Ed
ward we're ia Rutland one day last
week shopping.
Lezem lIovey is drawing pulp
wood % the Depot Tor the Rutland
PUP Wood co.
Mrs. Orrin Derby was called TO
Bennington by the death OF her
mother, Mrs. DEMO.
Mrs. Laura u. Cole of Benuing-
tou Was guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
Il - Dickinson Friday.
Mrs. Charles Scott Of Benning-
ton was ia town few days last
week calling on friends.
January 22nd at the Benning-
on Opera House. Cohan q Harris
Get Rich Quick Wallingford.
Regular order OF service next
sunday at the Baptist Church. Sub
!ect Tor the morning, knowledge
through Prayer. and In the even
ing. Power for the Faint
Walter Bamford, who has been
spending his vacation with his par
ents. Rev. and Mrs. W. II Bamford,
viii return to Tibbetts school in
f!oosick, A. v, today.
Tho moving picture entertain
ments given by Mr.. Breitkopf at
the Depot four nights III the week.
are literally patronized aud show
an appreciation Of that gentleman's
efforts to provide good amusement
% Manchester for a small sum. New
reels nightly adv
While the evening OF the re-
reption rendered 10 Roy. Joseph
Brown and family was not the
nicest for such gatherings. still
about i5t brayed the elements to
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abe had borne hcr saffeFsnE She
had led = quiet lie bnt il cAefted
~unGesfal iufluaace spon tses-e
who k4sv her veil, and sAe viii D.
greatly meufnsd. shs IL survived
y tvo srsrv, Mr. ~ D. Lyoa a
place ard Mrs Laura llssan 7
sarb az Wilmington II also ope
broihet. Samuel r. R.deoul u hud-
ron. o ard five daughters Mrs.
lohn Russell ot this place Miss
Ialla Lakln, Mrs. A. Harrison Bria
ges. Mss Aaelaine i.Akiu aud MIs.
wmbar Y. Cole al % watetvilie.
A.
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Jessie Bailey, who was arrested
Thursday evening for attempting to
shoot f. b. Calkins, was in Burling-
ton City court Friday and bail was
fixed In the sum of $500 for her
appearance in court Monday morn
ing. II. G.. Webster became surety
Calkins was not in court and the
case which was to be taken up Sat
urday was necessarily postponed
on account OF his absence until
Monday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-09

nE aad shr iacrment WIS W A.
gioa
i.ahl Friday the barometer con-
mencad a. 80 down very ias, aud
before nine elok that night there
NAs storm b. progress, the heavy
alnd Ne pipg pp aptilsatuftisy es-
eniuE There was no particular
damage done So this locality that
We have learned 81 bat other sec
lions IL the east suffered 10 q
great extent. trae being uprooted,
roots blown otf aud chicken houses
demolished. Manchester vas very
fortunate IN escaping 50 easily.
The barometer was the loves, eycl
recorded berabouis
lhr annuai church meeting
and ron cali of the Congregational
ouarch via held al the church par
lors on thursday evening last, and
a supper Was served al O'Clock.
There vas a large attendance. The
following we're tie Officers chosen
Tor the coming year Rev :. Is
Perkiue moderator. W. r. Hard.
clerk; {. II. iiawIey. treasurer; }.
=. jackson member OF the advisory
BOARD for three years. Missionary
committee. Rev s. X. Perkins
James brooks. W. Il Hard, r. II.
iiomenway. Mrs Loyeland Munson
Mfs. 4. y. Trun. usbers. }.
rutherford Stone and John Jack
.on. The following are the Off
Gers OF The SUNDAY school thai
we're chosen superintendent, w
II. Hard, assistant. James Brooks;
.ecrctary. J. Rutherford Stone;
treasurer. Paul Buck.
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A Card.

We, the undersigned. do hereby
agree to refund the money on a So
cent bottle OF Greene's Warranted
Syrup OF Tar II 1t fails to cure your
cough or cold. We also guarantee a
25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory
or money refunded.
Hard's Drug Store. w. w. Pratt.
Whipple's Drug Store. w. A. Brophy
j. A. Marshall. Adams e. Co.
adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-09
Annual Meeting of Fire District
No. 4.

The annual meeting of the Fire
District No. was held on Monday
evening and the following were ell
etted Officers for the present year
Moderator, r. c. Archibald. clerk
aud treasurer, W. H. Roberts: pru-
dental committee. II. j. Fuller, C..
II. Ames and f. II. Walker: chief
engineer, A. ., Marsden LIST assist
an Lester Reed. 2ud assistant, f.
H. Walker. II. n. Shaw aud J. IL.
Hhippie auditors.
A tax OF 25 p. C. on the dollar
Of the grandlist was voted.
The article Ia the warning rela
tive TO raising tax TO pay for GER
ain repairs on the fire engine was
voted down,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-09
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

Mrs. Il. T. futile has returned
rom a yiAi tin Albany.
Jesse ID. Nichols Of Dandy was
n town last Saturday.
ID. @. Barney of Arlington was
Al town last Thursday
g +. Wade got big lynx on
,atnrday which makes two this fall.
MIR. aud Mrs. Warren Fowler
visited at J. w Fowlers this last
week.
Plenty OF deer at the foot OF
nonntaAn. Old hunters claim an
pen winter.
j. NJ. Bebee and w. c. Whalon
of East Dorset were in town last
week Thursday.
The hardest wind storm ever
known In this part of the town was
IN Friday and Saturday.
Things keep moving at the old
Iurbee mill. Nothing stops lumber
oming down the mountain.
Harry Reed has returned to
mis- ship the Ohio, after spending
hfistmas with his mother, Mrs
Lyman Payne.
AT the annual meeting of the
Battenkiil Valley Industrial society
ned last Thursday the following Of
flcers were elected. W. g. Bebee,
president; H. A. Graves, vice-pres-
ident; W. II. Benedict, secretary;
9. l.. Dench, treasurer.
AT regular meeting of Batten-
kill Valley Grange to be held al
their rooms on Tuesday evening the
l4th inst, John II. Dimond will be
installed as Worthy Master in
place of r. ID. Bates who could
not serve. Each member is asked
10 invite one guest to attend with
him. The meeting will commence
at eight o'clock. Refresh
ments viii be served.
Deputy President Mrs. Laura
=. Code aud Mrs. Angie Endrcss,
virand Marshal, Of Bennington and
suite, attended Excelsior Rebekah
Lodge. No, 25, on Friday evening
IAN. Bird, and Installed the following
elected ard appointed officers. No
dc Grand, Lucy Davis; Vice Grand,
Effie Fuller; Rec. Sec'y., Aida Cher
bonueau; Fin. Sec'y.. Luella Davis;
f-tas.. Mabel Taylor; Warden. Ell
nor Reed; Conductor. Belle Bourn;
!. g.. Mary Taylor: o. g., William
smith. II. s. n. g.. Jessie Bates:
y. 5. N. o., Lou'ee Taylor; X. s
v, O., orric Convey; l.. S. V. O., Ly-
ia Shcrwin; Chaplain. Mary Smith;
q. A. g.. Ada Bourn; l.. A. G., Car
e Turner; organist. Edith Bourn;
Degree Master. Henry Shorwin;
scc Tor three years. Mary Tay
lor. After installation refreshments
were served.
PERU.
Miss Della Hapgood has return
II from New York.
ID. G. Grant and sons have re
turned to New York.
p. q. Lord IS spending few
lays with bis parents Ia Montciair
Y J.
Misses Addle and Julia i.akin |
acre guests last week ~ their aunt. |
Mrs. N. u. Lyon.
Miss Evelyn u. Tllden return
d to Providence. X, l.. on Friday
ifter spending her Christmas yaca-
Jon at the parsonage
Kenneth cosmus Is spending
ew days in town.
The body o. Mrs. Elylra I.akin.
sife Of the late James c. lakin, for.
seris Of this toSn for many years
'eoeniiy Of wa,ervillc. Ne. was
brought here for burial "Wednesday,
January LIST Mrs. Lakin's death
iams after long Illness. during
which be" many friends had been
iraan very close 10 hes because o.
De brave. patient spirit with sllch
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ITO TheVictor Belong
tt he Spoils."

Ba the N,s4~ NJ r,ls don't
c,ae ui,5 ,h- .psl. sysaen
IL odd o merit ulone. "A yi.s~
ihsrr noihias 70 spsl i pili
iam . lifetime and ~bile i viii
sisoil hiterAer pas vet yvW
msnry back thc Fra morih ID
ssi,d csmltst ahich real wealth.
Mschmes NHi b fns TOO. huf We
prefer lhc de.hosa q Nict,ola. SIS
%, Come snd hear Or send Tor
Csialoe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-09
To Our Friends.
THIS our Annual Greeting for the year 1918.

As the ,car 1912 has passed take retrospective view
and is with much pleasure that that the year 1912 has
been very pleasant every way, business
sense that our hcnds have been loyal efforts TO
please and have thcr generous support and endorse
menis ol au efforts
When 81, ha, appreciate these things do
press minds for words sufficient toespress the thank
fitness which feel towards loyal friends and customers
The has been 10 prosperous certain and
believe its because OF efforts please end your desire
that succeed that has brought this about for which again
thank you.
Then in conclusion wishing you prosperous New Year in
1913 let take upon ourselves these resolutions
Our New Year Resolutions Let Your New Year
vii do our best 10 dive ever Resolution be that viii tho
customer ber values and better Combination Cash Store bigger share
mem m 10 than We gave in 1912 o business 1913 than
n,,p, ,> - O., cr,,p. o because there better place
10 trade anywhere in the county.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.


ss.i' 80 is na'''a oo
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1913-01-09

Resolution be that | will give tho
Combination Cash Store bigger share
OF my business in 1918 than ever be.
fore because there is no better place
to trade anywhere in the county.
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z FRANCYI.

Paryz, l grudnia. - w parla-
mencie wniesiono nowele, ma mo-
cy ktorej podatek dochodowy
kawalerow panien liczacych
przeszIo 80 lat ma bye powiek--
SONY o 20 procent, jezeli ME ma
ia przynajmniej trzech oS6b do
utrzymywania.
Pernon, grudnia. - Ubito ma
reszcie tygrysice, ktora niedawno
zbieglszy pewnego cyrku, SEE
rzyia postrach w okolicy. Wysia-
no 1900 zalnierzy na polowanie /
ubito beStye W leslie.
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Nova SeSya kOngTsSu,
TGIGgTamy zagTaniGzDG'
q MEXYKU.

Miasto Mexyk, l grudnla.
Donosza tn, ze Guayama zostaio
zajete przez neutrality-suspicious..
lynn sposobem W rekach rzad1
pozostaly tylko try porty mad o.
ceanem Spokojnym: Manzanillo,
Acapulco i Salina Cruz, - jake
tez diva mad Zatoka: Vera Cruz l
Puerto Mexico.
Miasto Mexyk. l grudnia.
Eanonierki rzadowe Tampico
Guerrero bombardowaiy port A
tlanta, Sinaloa. powt6rnie wczo--
raj zburzyiy Gale miasto tax, ze
ami jeden budynek ME pozoStai
nienaruszony. Rewolucyoniscl
wytrwawszy do ostatka, W koncu
ustapili Z miasta. Potem kanonier-
ki poplyneIy ku Mazatlan, by
wziac udzia} W atakowaniu mia
sta ma morzu ma ladzie.
Juarez, l grudnia. - P6lnocny
Mexyk. wlacznie Stany Sonora,
Chihuahua. Coahuila, Nueve Leon
i Tamaulipas, jakotez teryto-
ryum cd granicy do 500 mil ma
poludnie, znajdowac sic bedzie
zupelnie W reku rewolucyonistow
w przeciagu dwu tygodni. Wo-
VEGAS wszyscy przeciwnicy Huer-
ty zIaczq swe silly pod Guadala--
jara, azeby maszerowac ku stOli-
cy. Wczoraj taxi plan oglosil
gen. Francisco Villa. Kampania
ia obejmie, jak on pOwiada, ME
tylko zajecie miasta Chihuahua,
ale take znaczne obszary ma po-
ludniu odda pod kontrOle konsty-
tucyonalistow. Gen. Carranza po-
zniej ma sic MIN polaczyc we
wnetrzu kraju.
- Wedle obliczen generaia Viii
la w PoInocnej czesci kraju kon-
stytucyonaliSci posiadaja 2O,5O0
zoinierzy, a rad 1850, giownie
rozrzuconych po granicach. Do
ataku ma Chihuahua stoi juz w
pogotowiu $500 wojska Is ma
szynowemi dzialami trenem od-
powiednim, so mil ma poiudnie Cd
Juarez. Gen. Villa "a kilka dni
zamierza udac sic ma front, a "a
10 dni spodziewa sic zajac Chi
huahua.
Miasto Mexyk, 1 grudnia. -
Samuel Madero, stryj byiego pre-
zydenta. zostai pod silna straza
wywieziony do Vera Cruz, i ma
podobno bye zawieziony do sta
rel twierdzy San Juan de Ulna.
Oskarzony jest 0 zdrode trzy--
mano go we wiezieniu.
Vera Cruz, l grudnia. - Wczo-
raj przywicziono TIL pod silna e
skorta majora Guerte de la Cane
da i porucznika de la Pena, ko-
mendanta wiezienia wojskowego
W mieScie Mexyku. Przywieziono
ich, zwiazanych, ma kanonierce
Vera Cruz wysle sic ich do kolo-
nil karnej Quintana Roo W Yuka-
TAME. Byli oni wmieszani Podob-
no W sprzysiezenie ma zycie HUI
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TeIegramy KrajOWe'
KOSZTOWNY SPORT.
Boston Mass, | erudnia. - \

, kOSZTOWNY SPORI.
Boston, Mass, 1 grudnia. - w
Stanach Maine, New Hampshire.
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jeszcze diva tygodnie.
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sob zostaIo skaleczonych W tym
Stanie.
w Stanach Vermont i New
Hampshire zabito po jednym my
S1iwym, w Massachusetts, ME by
10 fatalnego wypadku, natomiast
cztery osoby zostaiy lekko skale-
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