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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28
OMAHA MEETING BEARING GOOD
FRUIT.

Each day the good fruits Of the
Omaha National Committee meeting
are showing themselves. The action
of the majority in passing the resolu-
tions they did convinced the honest
middle Of the-roaders that they were
mistaken about the national commit
tee. The action of great majority Of
the middle-of-the-roade in accepting
the resolutions that we're passed con-
WINGED the majority that the middle OF
the-roaders Except Barker and bis
gang of bolters) are as honest, true
Populists as they are themselves. This
was all the party needed to make II
united, harmonious and aggressive
again. There are no longer any fac
tlons in the party worth speaking Of
THK CAUCASIAN wishes to congratulate
the party upon the result.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28
THE SMELL OF SULPHUR AND BRIM-
STONE.

THE SMELL OF SULPHUR AND BRlM
STONE.
The News and Observer, in q long
editorial appealing to the POpulists to
60 back to the party which has just
repudiated Bryan and re-endOrsed
Cleveland, says that every POpulist
who really believes the principles rep
resented by the shibboletb, "the white
man and white metal" will vote the
Democratic ticket. The editorial closes
with the following:
"Our hOmes are in jeopardy, our fire.
sides are assaiIed. The white men of
the State will be true to the admo-
milton, "TO your tents, oh Israel"
Yes, "our homes are IN jeopardy, our
firesides are assaulted" by the great rail-
way corporations which are managing
our politics, corrupting our legisla-
lures, and bleeding and robbing the
people Of the State. These great rail-
way corporations supported Mckinley
in the last campaign, and are the most
powerful allies of the Rothschilds'
gold syndicate. 1t was the attorneys
Of this ROthschilds gold and railway
trust, and the Clevelandites, who con-
trolled the last Democratic State con-
vention. BY refusing the proposition
of the Peoples Party, which would
have given the people not only the
white metal and the best white mans
government the State ever saw, but at
the same time broken the clutches of
the railway corporations from the
throat of the State, they gave the lie
to the "white man aud white metal"
cry.
The News and Observer was rather
unfortunate in quoting in this connec-
ton the famous appeal of Zeb. Vance.
ITO your tents, oh Israeli" for it was
this same Zeb. Vance who said in a
public letter few me nths before bis
death that II the Clevelandltes, the
goldbugs and the monopolists were to
control the Democratic party, then
the true Democrats would walk out of
the party and leave nothing but a
smell of sulphur and birthstone behind.
The above was one of Vance's last
great patriotic utterances, and it ap-
plies with full force to the last Demo-
cratic State Convention. Though
Vance is dead his sreat admOnition
still lives and to-day rings in the ears
Of the great honest masses of the Dem.
Ocratic party. Let them now follow
his advice and walk out of the Demo-
cratic party and leave behind the smell
Of sulphur and birthstone, as repre-
sented at the last Democratic State
Convention.
Yes, in the language of Vance, ITO
J our tents, Oh Irsael."
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28

the people afford to trust? The PED
ple's party state convention endorsed
the course OF Commissioner Pearson
because he has been honest, faithful
spd true, and therefore We favor his
election Is q commissioner by the
next legislature. The Democratic
state convention refused to endorse
him because IL was opposed to bi'
course and !. opposed 10 his election
ss commissioner by the next iegis
lature.
Does the News and Observer favor
his election? We ask for An answer.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28

There has been such q demand for
extra copies Of last weeks issue of TIE
CAUCASIAN containing Mr.. H. l.. Ste
vens' letter on the action of the late
Democratic Convention, that we re-
publish it in this issue. No railroad
organ has yet attempted reply to it,
for they can't.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28

In another column see the article
headed "Texas in Line" which We clip
from a leading Populist paper in that
state. II shows that the Populist con-
veutions and Populist editors of Texas
are standing squarely BY the sction Of
the National Committee ct Omaha.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28
COMMISSIONER PEARSON AND THE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

COMMISSIONERS PEARSON AND THE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
The News and Observer, replying to
an editorial in The CAUCASIAN en-
dorsing the course of Hon. j. ii. Pear
son ~ Railway Commissioner, boasts
that Mr.. Pearson is the only Democrat
on the Commission. This is true, but
what kind of q Democrat Is hep He
was too good Democrat to be en-
dofsed by the late conve ntion of Cleve-
laudites and railroad lawyers, which
called themselves the Democratic State
Convention. Mr., Pearson, like Mr..
Btyau, declared in 1896 that he would
stand for silver, partysOr no party. He
did not run from the silver convention
in 1896 rs JARVIS did. The News and
Observer wss opposed to declaring for
silver at that convention and endorsed
Jarvis for running because the conven-
ton was controlled by true silver men,
Mr.. Pearson is . true Bryan Demo-
crat. Men of his kind felt lonely at
the recent Democratic State Conven.
tion, but the Peoples Party is full of
such Democrats. Mr.. Pearson would
not betray the people and 20 over to
the side of the Southern Railroad in
the last Legislature, as nine tenths OF
the Democratic memb ers of the Legis.
lature did. In fact, Mr.. Pearson il
such . true silver and anti-monopoly
g DenlOcrat, that the last sO-called Dem
cr1 g State Convention refused to en-
dorse his course, but on the other hand
hOnOred Clevelandites and Mckinley
Democrats. But this was to be ex.
pected from q convention that repu-
dated the course marked out by Bryan
and endorsed the policy outlined by
the Charlotte Observer and Grover
Cleveland.
Every party has good men in it and
bad men in it. No party can be judg-
!. I'd by few bad men in 1t or by few
good men in it; but every party can
and must be judged by the kind OF
men who control and direct the course
Of the party. One of the distinguish
ing features between the organization
Of the Democratic party and the or.
ganixati0n Of the Peoples party il
that the former will not endorse OF
FtuppOst1 man in its own ranks who
10 true to the people In their fight
against monopoly, but, on the other
hand, not only does not condemn it,
traitors but takes every opportunity
60 endorse and honor every traitor in
its ranks to the principles OF Jefferson
end Bryan.
: How 10 it with the Peoples party
Il exposes and regulates ever,
traitor in its ranks, and further
endorses and holds up the hands
Of every man in any party WHIT
10 true to the people in the greal
sesuggls for good government against
The tAisviag conspiracy OF the alice
tSust and monopolies.
which Of these two courses 10 honest,
vhieh oas Of these two parties cal
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28
Copper Co1ored
SplOtcheS.

There is only one cure for Contagious
Blood Poison-the disease which has
completely baff1ed the doctors. They
are totally unable to cure it, and direct
their efforts toward bottling the poison
up in the blood and concealing it from
view. 8. 8. s. cures the disease posi-
lively and permanently by forcing out
every trace of the faint.
was afflicted with q terrible blood disease,
vA10h wa in anof0 At drat Int aftavua r.1s
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28
DBMANDS A
FAIR COUNT
Or. Grove Issues a Manifesto "a
Alabama Fouulists. he Hints
AT A DUAL GOVERNMENT

That II the Popu,i.,. Carr, The
Election and Are Counted Out lie " An
seat the Entire PopaI,.s state TieA-,
and Put {. stop To IL. elton frsas. Sor-
eser-EIp~et> the President to keeeg-
nise Hia Government koib'. Gov ardie~.
Special to Washington Post.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July ta4.-Dr. G.
3. Grove. Chairman Of the Poputist
Executive. and Campaign Committees,
has issued An address in circular form
IA the voters of Alabama " hi,h has
produced a decided sensation. Il.
charges that the Democrats intend to
"ag.in perprtJa,e the election fraud.
OF 1874 and 1896 A. The state election
Monday. August !, snd advises the
Poruii-'s to 90 To the polling places
before the polls open on election day
and d-Mand that they be accorded
proper representation among the man
ayers and clerks and either secure q
fair election or permit no election to
he held.
He also instructs them to keep ta,-
~ sheet Of all votes cast and for whom
cast and send IN said sheets to POpu.
list State headquarters, together with
copies Of the returning officers report.
aud where a returning officers in
tegrity is questioned he suggests tina,
POpulist committee be appointed Il
accompany him to the place for de-
livery of the ballot boxes. at from
the returns as you send them in" DR.
Grove adds,'I am satisfied that tn
election has been carried by US l vii
inaugurate course Uf action whicl
will result in the seating of our en-
tire State ticket and the stopping o
election frauds for all time to come il
, Alabama"
: DIR Grove say- that he ia holdin
forces in reserve that will tnteres
Governor Johnston NJ the time, an
adds that conditions are d. ff-rent no,
| from what they were in 1894 whe
7 Reuben r. KOlb was elected but nc
seated"
, Accuses Kolb Of Cowardice.
j DR.. Grove also accuses Capt. Kolb {
pointed him (CrOwe) Adjutant GeneI
militia for the purpose of maintail
q would never give him the order
q establish him in power. DIR. Grow
says that now the POpulists have
= man they can rely upon, and urges q
l. Populists to stand firm, saying that
J.. (CrOwe) will take care Of the rest.
!. DR.. Groves manifesto mean that Il
POpulist propose to establish . du
B. government il they are swindled
le the State electian and that they e:
,e pect the national administration
, recognize them" DR.. Grove is q M
- of great determination and has strOl
D personal following. He has reput
II ton fer fearlessness even recklessne
er and many think his address f0r
=, cast serious trouble between the POP
- lists and Democrats over the approaC
Is ing State elections. A conference
Populist leaders from all over t
State will be held here Tomorrow q
IN DIR. Grove will prOmulgste his fiji
r. Instructions to his lieut.nants then.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28


spread al over my body.
These soon broke out into
sores, and 1t Is easy to
imagine the suffering l
endured. B efore l BE-
came convinced that the
doctors could do no good,
! had sp~nt . hundred
dollars, which was really
thrown away. ! tn e n
tried various patent
medicines, but they did
not reach the disease.
When I had finished my
first bottle of 8. 8. 8. l
vas greatly improved
and 80 doh0h tod 18th
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
purities from the body. Begin to-day to
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,-beauty for ten cents. All drug.
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, loo, sc, Soc.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28

A prominent Middle of-the. Road
Populist frem another State has clipped
the following sentence from the end
OF long editorial in TIE CAUCASIAN,
and sent it to US asking to whom it
refers:
"Again We congratulate the Peoples
Party upon being rid OF this small,
noisy and troublesome element Of dis
organizers"
The clipping shows on ito face that
it does not refer to any body who is in
the Peoples Party-it refers to those
who have bolted. II our good Popu.
list friend will read the editorial Of
which the above Is the last sentenc,
he will see that it refers to those Wit
refused to abide by the action Of TIT
National Committee at Omaha an(
b0lted with Wharton Barker and tina
small crowd to hold q rump cOnven
ton at Cincinnati Sept. to nominate
Barker for President.
To every Middle Of the Roader VIII
stands by the action Of the Nationa
Committee at Omaha, The CAUcAsIAl
lifts its hat and extends its hant
There are no longer any factions il
the Peoples Party. The disturbers an
traitors are out.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28
THE WAR SITUATION.

More important events are brewing.
This week may bring them forth.
Dewey Is expected to lombard Ma
Mia in a few days. He is only wait
ing for sufficient American troops to
land and take charge of the city.
General Miles is On his way with q
large army to Porto Rico. He will
probably land on the island before
this paper reaches its readers.
Commodore Watson is preparing to
20 after and destroy the last remnent
Of SPANS navy under Admiral Camara
Spain is doomed to . hnmiliatine
surrender sooner or later. Whether
she will surrender soon or wait til
she is completely crushed no zone car
tell.
LArER.-As we 20 to press new
oavae ShaA1 Gsnerai N lea has -landet
army ut Guanica, about 60 miles below
San Juan. He will march at once Il
that city and begin to lombard il
from the rear while our navy vii
lombard 1T from the sea. Genera
Miles hopes to capture the island il
so days.
Still LATER.-Spain has sued fol
peace. But the war will not end unless
Spain surrenders completely.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28

The eight that is being made on
Judge Clark is simply q part and par
eel Of the widespread conspiracy of
the trusts, monopoliste, and gold syn
and educational institutions, and to
try to crush every man who exposes
their conspiracy or stands in their
way. Judge Clark is the kind of a man
who will fight the battle to a finish
and the people of the Methodist church
as we'll as the whole State are with
them. Indeed the fight is one for the
people and for Christianity against
one of the creates dangers that threat
en- our civilization and Republican in
stitutions. We are panied and sur
pr,sed to seethe position the Biblical
Recorder has taken in this matter,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28

The Elizabeth City Economist, q
monopoly organ, is booming "Visit-
ing Statesman" Jarvis for Congress in
the first district. Let the Peoples
Party put up for Congress in that dis
triot true Populist, one who has al
ways been true to silver and the prin-
ciples of his party, one who has never
betrayed the people to the railroads,
one who was in favor of making the
proposition to the Democratic State
convention as advised by Bryan
which Jarvis and that crowd of mo.
nopoly attorneys refused, and he will
run Jarvis off the stump. Skinner
can't do this for he is no better thar
Jarvis. In fact Skinner and Jarvis
are political partners.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28

-, ., .,.,, are prompt. efficient and
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28

Lieut.. H0bson thinks that three Of
the war vessels of Admiral Gevera g
destroyed fleet can be raised, repaired
and added to the American navy.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28
AN OPEN LETTER TO
HON. SIMMONS

Continued from let rag.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28
An Emergency IL Upon ms.

eSBsDey - Upon
In great crisis the patriotisn
the American people alwaysc 80. -.
someient for any emergens A.
emergency is now upon I'll
require all the intelligence 4 n.tri-
o'ism Of the PEOPLE to enc the
government from the hs Us of /.
party which has become Il defen
Ger and aoetter of every Form of
Pohpeai vice. In such crisisThfre
IS no time to discuss the ultimste ef-
iee1 OF cooperation upon any part
cular party. We may rest assured
thar the people will bastow honor
where honor is due, and that that
I.a'fy which shows the greatest de-
votion to the welfars of he people
will, in the end receive due credi:
for every laudable endeayor.
W. ]. BRYAN.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1898-07-28

Our Federal taxes are collected en-
tirely from import duties and inter
nal revenue duties. both systems
bearing more heavily upon the poor
than upon the rich. The Repobli-
cans refuse to grant the relief which
could b secured through An amend.
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Brak porzadku W Santiago.
MIEsZKANCY PORTO RICO MSzCZA SIZE
Ma HISZPANACH.
Zamet w Austryi.
Go}uchowski przestanie bye ministrem.

pelnie obojstnie spogladal ma
strajk. A zatem, odwoiujac
manewra, Rad ME mia1 ma
wzgledzie interes6w publicz'
nosci. Vice dla czego je od-
wolano?
Zdolano domyslet sic tylko
jednego powodu- Oto, po kaz'
dycb manewrach okrety So od'
.sylane do warsztatow, gdzle je
windami podnoszs z wody |
oskrobuia lakieru, aby do
brze obejrzec,czy ME ma gdzie
pskniee, kt6re, jezeli So, ma
tychmiast sic naprawiaja, po'
czem odbywa sic lakierowanie
ma nowo. Wymaga to czasu,
trivia nieraz miesiac i dluzej, a
W tym okresie okrety ME So
do usytku. Jeaeli tedy odwo-
lano manewry, to widoczna
chwila jest taxa, re wszystkle
eskadry powinny znajdoWac
sic W pogotowiu.
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z Zien1 Polskich.

Pro,Do1acya. = Ze Str6ze.
90 piszs do Czasu: W Me.
dziele wyprawil tu zyd Ne.
benzahl awanture ua dworcu
kolejowym W przejezdzie z
Gorlic do Starego Sscza. Pc.
bill on miauowicie W pocze-
kalni III klasy chlopca chrze-
scija6skiego i polamal ma MIN
laske. Nebenzahla areszto.
wano i skutego odstawiono do
ssdu W Grybowie. Nebenzahl
nalezy do najbogatszych mie-
szka1c6w miasta Gorlic.
Wsr6d ludnosci czyn Neben.
zahla wywo1a1 ogromne obu-
rzenie.
Niegodsieoi s1sS6odae0cy.-
Pred kilku dniami zmar1 Ia
gadkowa smiercia W Tysmie-
niczanach 10 letni pastuch 60
spodarza Dmytra Czujki. Pc,
wnego dnia bydlo, kt6rego
strzegl, rozbieg}o sic do lasu,
tax, ae ma}y pastuch, mimo
poszukiwaf, juz bydla ME
przyprowadzil do obory i
oznaimil to Dmytrowi czujce,
ktory tez zaraz wsiadl ma ko6
i poiecha} szukat zguby. Tym.
caasem iona Czujki wziela
chlopaka W obroty. Jako ma.
rzedaie do wymierzenia mu
kary posluzyl pralnik, kt6rym
kilkakrotnie chlopaka uder2y-
Ia po glowie. Pastuch ogau-
SONY, padl jakby bez aycia.
Powr6cil tymczasem poScigu
"a bydlem Czujko, a aoDa
swierzyla sic pred MIN, co
uczyni}a. Chlopak leaal iak
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Kronika Miejsc9Wd.
Ma czesG FranclsZka J6Zefa.

Ma Geese Franclszka J6zefa.
Jak to onegdaj donosilismy, gene
rainy konsulat austryacko'w wegierski
postaras sic o to, aaeby wczorajsze
imieniny cesarza Franciszka J6zefs
uroczyscie obchodzono W tenn mie.
scie. Cesarz austryacki ukohczyi
wczoraj 60 rok zycia, byia to "a.
razem 80 rocznica wstapienia jego
ma tron. Rano odbylo sic uroczyste
nabozehstwo W katedrze, a wieczo.
rem odbys sic bankiet W mieszkaniu
konsula generalnego, dra Maxa Won
Proskowitz, pm. $40 Dearborn ave,
Byli ma nim obecni wicekonsul ME-
reprezentant rzadu rosyj-
skiego, konsul francuzki, reprezea.
tant rzadu tureckiego, rzadu belgij.
skiego, i inni. o lie slyszelismy, "a.
proszonym by1 W oankleole wziaf
udzial pan Jan F. smulski. Roma
wiano po niemiecku j po francuzku.
Znowu ,,trust".
Utworzyl sic wielki "trust" nicia.
ny, z kapitaiem zakladowym 10 mi.
lion6w dolar6w, do ktorego podobno
prsystapi,y cztery plate ozesoi fsbry.
kantow Moi W kraju. Powodem do
tego utworzenia byay ciagse wojny
toczone przez fabrykant6w, W skutek
czego ceny tax bywasy niskie, 20
wssyscy ma tenn traoili. Pierwszem
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Telegrany.

W1EDE6, 10 Sierpnia. -
w tutejszych ko}ach urzedo-
wych ustala sic przekonanie,
ze Stany Zjednoesone dsas do
przywlaszczenia sobie wysp
Filipi6skich.
PARYz, 1890 Sierpnia. :
Gazety tutejsze omawiajs
kwestye przywlaszczenia sobie 9
wysp Filipi6skich. nsoleil"
przepowiada, ze pod zarzsdem
Amerykan6w wyspy te nabsds
cztery razy wiekszs wartost,
Diz posiadajs obecnie. Manila
STAG bsdzie ma r6wni Hong
kong. stany zjednoczone
przescigna inne pahstwa,
Observation-Disclosures sobs W
zdobywaniu rynk6w chi6skich.
Przy rozkaadzie cesarstwa
chiiskiego, ma kt6ry sic zano-
81, zagarna Amerykanie dla
siebie lwis Geese mongolskiej
spuscizny.
HoNeKoNG, 19 Sierpnia. -
w Manili prowiDcyach ,zaje-
tych przez Amerykan6w ogfo'
sill general Merritt odezws, "a
pewniajac wszystkim mie'
szka6com wolnost wyznaf.
Prawa municypalne przcpisy
karne dotychczasowe utrzymu'
ia sic az do dalszego rozporza-
dzenia W swej mocy. Merritt
zamianuie profoss6w maja'
cych prawo aresztowania osob
cywilnych ofcer6w. Wolny
handel dla wszystkich. Obro.
ma majatku publicznego. To-
stawienie ludnosci W spokoju,
o lie takowa zachowuje sic CT.
cho porzsdnie.
Statki kupieckie odchodza
ztsd bez przerwy do Manili.
Komunikacya telegrafczna z
Filipinami zostanie wkrotce
przywr6cona.
MADRYT, 1890 sierpnia. =
Malo tutaj zwracsia uwagi ma
szowinizm Amerykan6w, ds-
zacych do zajecia wysp Fill
pi6skich. Kwestya ia bsdzie
gruntownie om6wiona przez
mieszana komisye i przyjmie
cd razu charakter miedzynaro.
dowy, ,,jeaeli stany zjednocao.
ne ma archipelago hisspahskim
oceanu Spokojnego zechca od-
grywae zbyt wielka role.
Prezes ministrow Sagasta
oswiadczyl korespondentowi
Prasy Zjednoczonej, ae general
kapitan August otrzymai 8
Sierpnia zwolnienie.
WAsH1NeroN,1 ,1s sierpnia.-
General Merritt doni6sl urze-
downie 0 szczeg6lach zdobycia
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Twierdzi ena, se strzelii jej MAJ.
Mssczyzna, kt6ry byl swiadkiem
zdarzenia nazywa sic Thomas Mona.
han, i nie chce opisat szczegolow.
o lie MONA dowiedzie6 sic cd
pani O'Byrne, rozlaozyls sic ona
pred II roku mezem zamieszkaia
upani Lewis. MAJ jej dOwiedsiawsey
sic pred POI rokiem miejscu jej
pobytu, odwiedzas js czesto, by ia
nakloni6 do powrocenia do niegoi
czesto przyrzekas zemscid sig ma niej,
zwsaszcza kiedy sic dowiedzisi, il
odwiedza ja Monahau. Wczoraj wy.
konaa sws gre zbe sam sobie odebrai
zycie, pr6bujao przedtem zone "a
moidowa5. Ale znaleziono lezace
obok niego diva rewolwery; jedne.
go z mich trzy strza'y, drugiego
diva byly dane policya sill sic DO.
wiedzie6, ozyli obydwu on strzela',
jak twierdzi jego iona, czy tez udzias
W strzelaniu mia{ takze Monahsu,
$1,50O " po6czosze.
Wilhelm Franz, zatrudniony "
browarze Courada Seippa, postaras
sic wczoraj o zamkniecie aony swej
W domu oblakanych. Opowiads on,
ae W oiagu pieciu lat ostatnich
oszczedzis okoao $1,000, kt6re jego
aona przechowywals, a kiedy made.
ssla potrzeba uzycia kapitaliku, ME
chciala ich wydad, 2astawiajac sic
r6zuymi niedorzecznemi bajkami
czarownicach. W sadzis Franzowa
odpowiadasa poczstku naizupelniej
rozsadnie, ale skoro zaczsto wypyty-
wad sic owych $500, ktore prze.
chowywata W pohczosze, zaczeia bre.
dzie o jakichs przesladujacych ia
czarownicach. Pos}ano ja do domu
oblaksnycb, P eniadze, trudnoscia
jej cdebrane, zlozono tymczasowo
W rece slugi ssdowego, kt6ry je cd.
da administratorowi, jakiego sad
wyznaczy.
Sprost0wanie.
w sprawie zsgadkowej smierci
Lucyana s,ipowiczs W South chica.
go kt6rej donos lismy wczoraj,
prostujemy w,adonosc przez mas po.
dana, IL te ,ze ne umarl W donu pm.
SAB Superior ave., ami W apiece p.
Robert, Lsnarda, tylko ma stacyi po.
licyjuej. We Wtorek towarzy.
stw;e para os6b znajomych zemdlat
ma rogu ul. SO Commercial ave.,
potem pcdnioslszy sic, szed} ku 81
ulioy,i ponownie stracit przytomnos6.
Zawiedziono 60 ma stscya policyjna,
gdzie unars we s-ode rano gods.
3. Sledztwo koroncra wykaza1o, ze
Szipowicz zmarl ma alkoholizm, t. ].
zbytnie uzywan;e trunkow upajaja-
cych.