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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-14
WINTHROP

A valentine social will be given
Tuesday evening at the Methodist
vestry by the members of the Anti
Can't Glass. The program will in
clude songs and readings and a
farce, Murder Will Out"
The American Legion will give a
dance Friday evening at the Town
hall. Music will be furnished by AL
Melanson's orchestra.
Airline Clement and Harriet
Towle were home from Oak Grove
over the Weekend. Miss Clement
entertained Miss Clifford. a member
of the faculty. over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bailey of
Boston were recent guests of Mr.
and Mrs. T.. A. Bailey.
The members of Winthrop Grange
will be entertained Wednesday by
Monmouth Grange. the Winthrop
Grange to furnish the program. The
committee in charge of the program
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-14
TEN YEARS IN
MISSION FIELDS

Winthrop, Me, Feb. 11.-After 10
years of unusual interest in the mig
Sion fields of Palestine and Arabia,
Mrs. Henrietta Johnston Camp is now
making her home for awhile with her
sister, Mrs. Hannah J. Bailey of VIM
throp Center the philanthropist and
W. c. T. L. worker.
Mrs. Camp was born near Pough-
keepsie, n. Y, member Of a large
family of old-tme Quakers. Her
father was a Friend preacher.
When she was IS years old Mrs.
Camp came to Winthrop Center to
make her home with her older sister,
who had married and settled here. She
graduated from the State Normal
school at Pennington and continued
her education by year or two of
travel in Europe. On her return she
taught school for a time. While still
in her teens she Joined the missionary
forces of the Friends church and was
sent to Palestine. where she laugh
English in the mission school at Ram
Allah.
At Ram-Allah Mrs. Camp organized
a group of native Assyrians and
taught them to carry on religious
work. Mrs. Camp spent four years
at this school, when she was called
home by the failing health Of her pa
rents. A period of ill-health followed
the death of her parents and Mrs.
Camp found improved health in Cali
fornia.
She taught in the kindergarten at
Pasadena for a time and while in Gait
fornia married G. Fremont Camp. also
a returned missionary. In short
time they sailed again for the mission
field. being sent by the Los angeles
Friends church. Interior Arabia, sell
dom penetrated by white people. was
the goal which this fearless couple
wished to attain, although missiona-
ries were not allowed there. Crossing
the Red sea. they landed at Hodaida
and penetrated IS far as the mountain
top at Manahka, about half way be-
tween Hodaida and Sana, the capital
Of Arabia. They did not go in the
Euise Of missionaries. but as an Amer
lean builder and his wife. a. they
knew that as missionaries they would
not be allowed in the country.
Here Mr.. Camp worked at his trade
opportunity to teach the way Of . bet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-14

includes Mrs. Frank Webb Mrs Alb
bic Edwards. Mrs. Eta Brown, Mrs.
Lulu Hammond. Mrs. A. +. Titus
and Mrs. Frank TaNlor.
The name of Mrs. Lillian Foster
was inadvertently omitted from the
names of the hostesses of the Mis-
sion Study Glass meeting held last
week. as was the fact that Mrs
George Pike furnished brambles for
all the tables at the dinner which
was served on that day.
Mrs. Rose 'Wellman left Monday
for Boston. where she expects to re-
main for two weeks.
An artesian we'll $50 feet deep was
completed last week at the c. I.
Bailey farm, Winthrop Center. For
nine consecutive hours Is gallons of
water per minute were pumped from
this we'll.
Clement Taylor and a friend. Ell
lott Williams, were weekend guests
at the home of Frank Taylor.
George Murch passed the week
end in Oakland.
A caucus Of duly qualified Repub-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-14
VASSALBORO

NORTH-Dana b. Marden is quite
sick AT the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Frank Austin in Waterville
The wooden mill is now running af-
ter a slack time of few weeks.
Howard Starkey was at home for a
few days last week.
Edward Colony who was confined
to the house last week with rheu-
matism has gone back to work.
The students of Oak Grove and
their teachers ATTENDED the Friends
quarterly meeting held at East Vas
salboro, Sunday.
The Ladies' Ala Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will meet Thursday
evening with Mrs. Lynn.
The entertainment at the Baptist
church Thursday evening was very
successful and a good sum realized.
The Vassalboro Athletic Assoc;a-
ton which has been giving the play
Better Then Gold" will repeat it in
Citizens hall. Friday evening.
Town meeting will be held Iarch
g.
Archie Dyer has put in supply Of
automobile accessories in his store.
Ahiram Encampment l. Q. o. F.
conferred the Golden Rule Degree
upon a class Of Is candidates at its
last meeting, Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-14
Stock Markets
Chicago Cattle Market
Chicago. Feb. ~.

Chicago. Feb. ~.
rNrTLE- Receipts 10000: active.
beef steers uneven. mostly steady; top
So. weight 1857 pounds; bulk beef
steers 6S5u 7S5. she stock. veal calves
Hrd bulls steady: stockers and feeders
strong 10 - higher: bulk desirables
stockors and feeders SIS Il 600.
Hogs Receipts So. coo. active, most
l 10 10 - lower than Saturdays aver
agr. close active at days best price
shippers bought about 1000: holdover
liberal: top 1915 on load sorted l6H-
pound averages. practical top 1910:
hulk a5jm 1000. pigs slow. weak to 20
lower
SnEEP-Rcceipts 10000; generally
steady: fat lamb top 1873; bulk desir-
ah'N kinds li00G $50; strong weight
earnings 1900 n 1850: wethers 900: fat
eNf' top 75j; desirable shearing lambs
10. - a.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-14

The population OF Mexico Is n tribe
more than II. 900, 900 according tn fis-
ures recently compiled by the Gen.
sus Bureau, which has Just COM
p!cted its enumeration. This repre-
sents loss of approximately 1.0O0.-
600 since the last census was taken in
1910. The decrease In ascribed to
emigration OF natives and foreigners
during the periods Of revolution. Of
ficials here assert that there are now
more than 4.0o0.000 Mexicans living
in the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-14

Pennington, is with her for few
days.
Mrs. Alice Howe Of South Vassal-
boro. who has been caring for Mrs.
Willie Cloves for the past three
weeks. returned to her home Friday.
Mrs. Cloves mother, Mrs. Fred Fitz-
gerald of Lakeside Drive is stopping
for a few, days with her.
Charles Perkins who suffered an Ill
turn few days ago, remains about
the same.
Mrs. Della Dickey OF South Vassal-
boro was the guest recently Oh Mrs.
Anna Tobey.
Mrs. Addie Glidden Of Freedom Wis
tied Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Mary Wood.
Friends in this vicinity of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. B. Marden of Pope avenue.
are sorry to hear that they are con-
fined to the house by illness at the
home of their daughter. Mrs. Frank
Austin of Waterville. All hope for a
speedy recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-14

The name of Wells Depot Office has
been changed to Highpine and the
number of Howe Brook office has
been changed from 95.3O5 to 94,672.
Mail for Center should be ad-
dressed to Seal Cove, for Dickey to AL
leeash. for East Northport to Belfast,
for F'lye Point to BroOklin and for
Reddington to Dallas. Money order
records of the East Northport Office
will be found at Belfast and the rec
ords Of the Flye Point Office are at
Brooklin.
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Our National Anthem Sung in Lati

Our National Anthem Sung in Latin
A speaker at the meeting Of an as
ISOLATION in London/for fostering the
classics relates that once when he
was a guest at luncheon given by a
classical club OF Chicago, containing
many business men. the assemblage
sang 1.-The Star Spangled Banner"
and "Three Blind Mice" in Latin; ev-
idence that all business men Of COL
legiate education do not totally forget
their college Latin; and suggesting
that other members II that club
should be credited with memorizing
their star Spangled Banner" in Lat
in If they are rather forgetful in at
tempting it in English.
Our National Anthem has been
translated into almost. every living
language. and can be heard in Choc-
taw IL one is fortunate in his trav-
els. In the dead languages. par
ticulaIly in Latin it ought to
be sonorous. and we are
sorry that the item which relates the
Chicago performance of it does not
at least offer one verse which we
could present here. We trust il pro-
vides some easier yocables TO aviate
upon than ia md Of the free EE';
though it couldn't possibly provide
more inspiring ones.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-14
Maine Postal Changes

Five Maine postoflices have been
discontinued: three have been estab-
hshcd and the name of one and the
number OF another have been
changed. according to recently is
sued number of the L. s. postal guide.
The discontinued Offices arc Gen.
ter In Hancock county, Dickey in
Aroostook county. East Northport in
Waldo county. FIVE Point in Han
cock county and Rcddngton in
Franklin county. New Offices have
hoon established at IBighpinc. York
county. Iaronc, Somerset county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-14

lican voters of Winthrop will be held
at the Towle Academy rooms. Town
hall, Tuesday evening. Feb. 18th, at
80. to choose seven delegates and
seven alternates to attend the Third
District Republican convention
at Bangor on April 9th, and the
seven delegates and alternates to at
tend the Republican State conven-
ton held at Bangor on April 9th,
also to choose a Republican town
committee.
Mrs. II. w. Frost is confined to
the house by illness.
A Republican caucus Is called for
this Tuesday evening at Towle Acad-
envy.
Gentlemen's Night will be OBJ
served at the Rebekahs, Tuesday
evening. Feb. 18th. and the gentle
men will furnish the entertainment.
Supper will be served at $50. A full
attendance is desired
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by Beck

| guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert l.. Healey.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. i. Partridge Of
Augusta entertained at their camp on
| Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Higgins
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fernald.
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Dance

given by Winthrop Post, No.
40, American Legion, Friday
evening, Feb. II, 7:45 o'clock,
Town Hall, Winthrop. Music by
AL. MelansOn's Five Piece Jazz
Orchestra.
febl4-16-17
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TYPEWRITERS-T divers. for
$40 each; Toledo computing scales.
s35 Whitcomb and Stanbope, 10
Silver St. Watervlle. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-14

Everything Tor everybody. Father.
mother, and the children can use the
articles advertised in the merchandise
ella Installations.
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.CLASSIFIED-DISPLAY
Position Wanted As MachinIst

Twenty years. experience ~ aIl.around
machin1st and toolmaksr. Six years a.
foreman and master mechanic. Also
experienced on all kinds Of gasoline
and steam engines. Address -. H."
care Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-14

CROSS HILI-AMrs. Mary Wood,
who has been confined to her home
by illness, is gaining slowly. Her
daughter, Mrs. Ruby Russell, Of
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CLASSIFIED.DISPLAY
Big OPPORTUNITY

n RANCH manager wanted for
II exclusive local agency to be es-
tablished by large manufacture
err Of high class household neces-
stiles sold direct to housewife.
Previous selling experience de-
sirable but not essential. as COM
pany will give successful appli-
cants all necessary training. Splen-
did opportunity for building up big
LEGAL business, and for promotion
in company's big, nationwide
sales organization.
High class. clean cut man wanted,
who can give satisfactory refer
ences as to character and honesty.
Applicants must state age. present
and previous positions held. APP
prOximate income. and whether
salary or commission and bonus
preferred.
Frank Presbrey Go.
4O6 Union Bank Bldg"
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Sale

Articles for Sale 81
KEROSENE ENGINE-12 H. p, with
friction clutch pulley, magnetic and
battery; also feed mill in nice con-
dtion. Gerrish Il Smith, Is Silver
St. WatcrViile. Ne.
SEND ME S1--And l will mail you pre-
paid complete set of four of the
Amberoid Golden Beauty unbreakable
combs. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money returned. .. II. Priest, Box
1913. Augusta
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o. d. ARMY BREECHES-Wcol. All
sizes. Boys S3.69; mems $4:SS:
!. b. Farrell Co., 237 Water ST., Au
guSta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-14

BARG second hand furnish
ings. . roll top desks. fat top
desks. oak buffet. 2 sideboards. black
walnut marble top sideboard. . drop
head Singer sewing machines. hall
tree. Augusta Furniture Co., 113 Wa
ter st. Tel. 596-W.
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Every subscriber of this paper can
profitably read and use CLASSIFIED ads.
Want musical instrument? Get 1t
the Want Ad way.
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EAST-Leroy Healey who was on
his way from Halifax5N. g., to his
home in Boston was a weekend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-14

BLUE ELWARE-Specia1: Dou-
BILE boilers, teakettles. pans, kettles.
Also gray eramelware. ) at. kettles.
dish pans, etc. J. II. Cogan Co., 1s7
Water 81
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Wanted-Live Stock

CHICKENS--And fowl. Highest market
price paid. Weber e. Hewitt. Augusta
LIVE POULTRY-Highes prices paid.
r W LOngfelloW. Tel 913-W.
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here's Want Ad On This Page That Will Especially Interest YOU Find
This Way Out :!

everyday difficulties
a household dlemma-for instance
Unexpectedly o
o find o
repairing, o.
furnishings Is expense possible
Classified Section!
It's the sort OF predicament
They formed
habit calling Classified Ads
Try it yourse-he time don't know where
what
interests inexpensive little ad of
Call 1875 and for a taker.
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Business Equipment ~
CASH REGISTER-Natio $40,
nickel case. total addcr-7-columa
adding machine. brand new. S37.50--
Oliver typewriter. $.7.50--Safe Guard
check writer, almost new, 5000
lumbia Talking Machine. s20-Cash
or terms. Gerrish & Smith, Is Silver
St. Watervile. Me.
DRUG STORE FIXTURES-Includ
five SIT. all plate glass silent sales
man showcases. has plate glass
shelves: also SIT. right angle corner
plate glass silent salesman show
case; prescription case: also solid
onyx American soda fountain, late
style, with solid mahogany back bar
with mirrors. These fixtures must be
sold at once as the store is to be-
rented for other business. Write or
telephone Gerrish & Smith, Is Silver
St. Waterville. Me.
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LIVE POULTRY-Will pay top price
Don Campbell, S Patterson st. Tel.
672-Y.
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easiest vision of which he is capable
comfort. happiness and enjoyment OF
economic and industrial waste, and a
efficiency"
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JACKKNIVES-7Doub boTst red,
brass lined. two-bladed. fully guaran-
teed jackknves. reduced from $l:25
to SOC each. Swift & Turner Co., Wa
ter st.
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Household Goods


WOOD-Dry hard and soft. Shaw's
Wood Yard. Randolph.
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How many people are reading classi-
fed ads now.

Whatever you're selling. Mr.. Mer-
chant. classified ads will help you sell
more.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-11
OSTATMA POCZTA
ODEzWA RzADU FOLSKIEGO DO
NARODU.

WARSZAWA. - Rad POlSld wydaI
do ludnOsci pOISlEiej Otlezwe wzywajaca
ia do plaeenia DANNY. Stwierdzajac,
ie ustawa daninie weszIa juA W ~
Gle, zaznacza, 10 wszyscy rOzumieja, IL
wy.SOnanie tej ustawy bedzie stanowi-
10 jedeu najpewniejSzyeh STOdk6w do
uzdrowienia pO4ozenia w rajn tsanar
eli waIuty, a CO zatem idzie, przyezyni
sic do Enmiejszenia cen W lrsju. Rad
POlski wyra4a nadzieje, ie Mkt ME be-
die sic OciagaI Z piaoeniem DANNY !
jalk spOIeczehstwO polslSie swegO czasu
stawilo sic do walk Z najeidECa boil
szewieIIim TAX teraz W chwili niebez-
pieczehstwa gOSpOdarczegO pOspieszy Z
ratunkiem ZagrOiOnej ojczyinie. Rad
PClS.ii wyraza dslej nadzieje, ie Mkt
ME bedzie czelzaI Srodk6w przymusO-
wych dObrOwOlnie spiaci swOja czesG.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-11
2 rAIEMNtc KoNKLAWE.

Rzyn, IL, iutego, (PIaaa ST.
- szczeg6ty przebiegu wyborti
papIeza Piusa XI, zaczynajs wy
chodzIG ma Jaw. Konkiawe pier
wotnle byso pedzIelene na try
pkresy, Podczas pierwszego o
kresu kaFdynaiewie GaspaFFi
Merry def Val otrzyuiait najwie-
kszs Hose gsosow, chociaz DUO
Ieszcze brakowaie i'm do wyma-
ganej liczby dw6ch trzeeieh wszy
stkich gsosow; reszte gsos6w O.
trzymali kardynaiowie Rntti,
Maffi, TaccE Lualdi. Podczas
drugiego okresu miejsee Merry
del Val zajai kardynat La Fon-
taire. giosy za4, jake etrzyn1ai
kard. Gasparri zostaiy Podzieione
pomisdzy ksrdynai6w Ratti, Mat
Lualdi, wszystltir, jednak da.
Ieko ieszcze byfo do otrzyrnania
Gw6ch trzeeich og6lnej llezby
Eios6w. w trzecim okreSie obaj
kardynaiowie Maffi Lualdi wy
suneli kandydature kUrdynafa
Ratti / wigkszoSG gios6w. jakq
otrzymai przedtem La Fontaine,
przypadla kardynasowi Ratti. {.
w czternastym balocie kardyraS
Ratti zostas wybrany papiczen
prawie ze jednogtoSnie. Glow
nvmi wyboTcami Plura Xt. byli
Iardyuaiowie MercieT, Nico,
Kakowski. Shapinelli. di Leguig-
70. Lualdi, Gasparri Merry del
Val r6wnie4 giosowai "a kard.
Rattim.
Nowemu papiezoYi Przedsta-'
wiono duzo waznych spraw do
rozstrzygniscia, lecz zostana one
zasatwione dopiero po korona--
eli. Wed{ug panujacej tu. opinji'
papiez ME bedzie czynil zadnych
ymian W zwiazku majacym sic
yebrat konsystorzem W kwietnir
lub " maju. Spodziewaia sic III
nominaeji nowych kardynaiow
stosownie do decyzii powzietcj
luz ppez sp. Benedykta Ky.
Wsr6d kandydat6w na kardyna-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-11
USTANOWIENIE KOSZT0W OKU-
PACJI KOALICYJNEJ MA
G0RNYM SLASKU.

KATOWICE. - ,,Oberschlesischer
Wanderer", dOnOSi, ii Rada Ambasa-
dor6w pomiedzy 12i 20 stycznia stwier.
dzila og6Ine lOOszts kOaIleyjnegO zarza-
du ma G6rnym SIaslu Oraz wojskowej
okupacji G6rnegO Slasia. w tym sa-
mym czaSie ustsaOwiOne zOstaIy udzia-
" Nienniec POlsld W tych kOsztach
Oraz obliczOnO kOszta, wynE1ajace z
Eobowiazah reparacyjnych, talIie przy-
padaja ma G6rny Slask.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-11
POLSKA POSUNEhA SIZE Do o.
STATNICH GRANIC LOJALNOSCI.

GENEVA. - journal de GeneVe''
omawiajac sprawe wybOr6w wiIehsllich
pisze miedzy innemi:
,Wlaczajac nlimO najwiel1szych tru-
dnOSci psrlameutarnyeh Olregi Lidy
Bras1awia do terytOrjum wyborczego,
Polsl1a posunela do Ostatnich graniC
wiernosS sws dIa zasady samostanO--
vienna, kt6rej dcmagaEa sic zawsze dIa
wszystkieEl ludlow.
Dziennik pOdlresIa duch Iiberalny, 2
jslxim przygotOwano gfosowanie, po-
czem kOhczy artytSuf naStepujqeemi
Siowami:
,yJe1eli dzieki wybOrOnn dOkOnanym
W tel czeSci EurOpy, sprawa Wilma mi.
lmie nareszcie listy spraw spqrnych,
je4eli POlska, niocarstwO 80 miljOnOwe,
bedzie mog{o nakoniec poSwieciG wSzy-
stlie swe SHY dziefu pOkoju, CO jest
jej iyczeniem / jej eelem, wtedy ma
szem zdaniem, wieIlde mocarstwa be-
6a mogEy z wieIka dla siebie kOrzyscia
ME movie wiecei o prOje6cie LYMAN
sa.
Kazdy przyzns, Il W Genewie W Ii
mie 1921 rolzu, rObiOno wielu halasu o
ME dOOlola kwestji, kt6rej nici wyny-
ka4y sic rak IudziOm, wierzacym, te
je mocnO trzynlaja. Ci, W kt6rych In
teresie ley wyCiagnieCie wIliosk6w z
naturaInegO ureguIOwania Sprawy VII
ma, pOwinni wniOski to wyeiagnaG bez
EadnegO wstydu, 90 betlzie reszta bar
dzO kOrzystne dla calej EurOpy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-11
Kronika Chicagoska.

znaby powrocic do 'norrnalnego
stanu interesow kompanji bez
znizenia cen gazu. P. insult
twierdzil, re niejednokret1ie ME
zgadza sic Z uchwafami roznych
instytucyj miejskich, kt6re ME
uwzgledniaja potrzeb kotnPanji,
w tym jednak wypadku SOLITARY
zuje sic 2 akeja stanowej kofni-
sji dla handlu, gdyz zasada, &c
wszystko powinno spaSc W Genie
Z wyjatkiem wiasnego produktu,
jest ME do przyjecia W ebecnych
czasach. Lepiej jest obecnie do
stosowac sic do uchwaiy Komisji
Stanowej, anizeIi bye pionkiem
W rekach rozmaitych politykie--
row, co doprowadziio kilka lat
temu kompanje do bankructwa.
= Obecny system znizania cen
opiat jest jedynym racjonalnym
W obecnych warunkach- ekononi
cznych on ufa, re uda sic po--
wrocic do tych czasow, kiedy
kompanja przy niskich cenach
miaia powazne dochody.
PRzESZLo 200 KANDYDA-.
TOW w PRAWYBoRAcH.
Kandydaci partji demokratycz
nei zostali umieszczeni ma pierws
szem miejscu ma liscie prawybor-
czej. Podano przszio 200 handy
dat6w partji republikahskiej i
r6znych jej odcieni, jedynie ze
strony bdrnlistrza Thompsona
ME zostata przediezona lista
kandydatow. Do pewnego stop
ria sprowadziio to konsternacle
miedzy republikanami, ktorzy
przygotowali sic do zacietej wal
XII podczas prawyborow wiosen--
nych kandydatami< burnistrza
Thompsona. Wrog znilsf, a pozo-
stall przeciwnicy, misdzy ktory-
mi roznice sa az nadto duze, by
do zgody przyjst mogio. Cd czasu
do czasu daja sic siyszec giosy z
obozu burmistrza Ihompsona, re
ra razie poplecznicy jego ME wy
stawia kandydatow, lecz beda sic
patrzec ma wake swoich przeciw-
nikow, dopiero moze potem hsts
kandydatow swoich przedstawla.
o lie mona sadzic roznych
krazacych poza kulisami partyj-
nemi wiadomosci, liderzy magi--
straccy maja zanliar popierac
tych kandydatow do Legislatury
kt6rzy popierali burrnistrza w
jego pracach okoSo uzyskania
kontroli mad siecia lokornocyj,
w Springfield ziozono ma rece
Sekretarza Stanu p. Emn1ersona
48O petycyj. Jest to najwieksza
liczba, jaka do dzisiejszego dnia
zanotowano w historic prawybo-
row ma urzedy stanowe, kongre-.
sionatne i ustawodawcze. q par
til republikanskiej wniesiono 298
petycyj, q partji dernokratycznej
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