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Let Roosevelt Testify
Chicago Democrat.

O., at
wheeler having testified now
IN. a. "ooseVelt be called
Tea investigating commit
III would be interesting to hear what -. ,
originator of the famous ronra 'no
TO Secretary Al,o. - eA''u foolh sent
say concern,pg ~ l.ohl santiago has to
paisn. 1s 'u0 conduct of that cam
There is anotber raa.o
would like to have R o"sou why the people
ness stand. He is now csnSi5 axe the wit
ernor of New York chanern ruate tor gov
der thssa " aiy Dy Boss Hanna. Un-
So,,,d s'i res circumstances his revelations
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Mccormick league, sold last year for s15.75
per acre cash and this fact was fully IN
evidence last Saturday before the COM
niissoners in the presence of Judge Hen
bricks. Evidently the judge was nisquot-
ed in The Post or his memory is at fault.
The prise at which land is assessed in this
Fart OF Texas is a poor indication of its
value. Reforms are needed in assessments
and taxation as suggested by Governor
Sayers at Tyler and IN a brief letter Of the
writer published in The Post September II.
The purpose of this letter is TO make
clear some points not understood by many
who have read the publications In the pa
peis about this matter.
George L. Porter.
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TREATMENT or OUR "wARns.,

While Investigations are the order OF
the day there appears to be growing de-
mand for searching government inquiry
INTO the manner in which our lndiln
wards' are being treated by those who
are appointed to look after them and by
the whites in many portions of The West.
The recent trouble in Minnesota has EN-.
phasized the necessity TOR such an investi-
cation, not only as matter OF common
justice to the Indian. but In order that In
dian outbreaks may be checked and human
HVes saved. II is freely charged that in
nearly every case where an uprising o.
ours on the reservations the whites are M
the bottom OF the trouble In behalf of the
Chippewas It is now urged that for year,
they have been systematically robbed Of
their lands and otherwise mislreated end
that protest after protest has boen disre.
garded.
The public are drawing their own con.
ciusions from our relations and experl-
ences with the Indians and applying them
TO tho proposed colonization policies In dts
tant Islands of which we hear so much
now. II under the very nose Of the law
SO to speak, and In the very presence Of
the government, agents and citizens hermit
iHipositions upon the Indians and allo,
ABUSES that drive the tribes to reyplt what
can we expect from official ana other nj.
Vemnrers In distant coloniesr Would not
the Malay savages In tho 6ar East soon ais
cover that they had made little nv swon.
ping The Spanish carpet bigger and MI.
Nenturer for the American carnet h,y,o.
ana adyenturer? And under rohbarv mr.
wrong would they not, like the rpa,,,
want TO take the law into their ou,n bs,,,
ana protect themselves By n resort 70 force /,
NOW mat we are talking OF annexlnv -
rev millions moro of fierce and HAIR s.vayo
wards would 1t not he good plan ANA +,
timely move to Institute a searcbinr II,
curry into the management and treatmen,
VI 'ne INDIANS, In order TO obtain some
p'Aeecai suggestions for keeping down
friction and possible bloodshed In onr ..,,,,
possessions" The Indian Rights assoo,,
ooh stands ready TO furnish a soma or
more OF instances OF oppression ana \. /,
government and injustice In IN. trea, No..
OF tue indians. within the past yenr or ~.
Inc association has repeatedly cs,,oa =.
'on'ion to such cases but withont .a.,,,,..
government action.
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methods This is intended to have the eff
feet OF making the witness do the CLAN
at high tide" act and it will likely succeed
Jus. before the departure of the commis-
sion yesterday, Secretary Alger dictated
statement for publication to the effect that
he did not intend to punish Major Seaman
on account Of his testimony before The
commission.
This announcement on the part OF the
secretary of war was certainly very
thoughtful ard kind 1t will serve to re-
assure all other officers and men in the
r'my end give them to understand what
they may expect If they will he as careful
as was Major Seaman in giving their tes-
timony-that is, repudiate having criticised
the department and refuse 20 lay any re-
sponsbllity for mistakes and mismanage-
meut on any one corrected with this most
immaculate war department.
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boards. New Orleans docs not fear the
and again the infection breaks out at some
interior point in Louisiana or Mississippi
before we hear anything Of the disease Ia
New Orleans. And yet In nearly every In
stance OF this kind the Infection is traced
to New Orleans! Naturally the moment
the disease is heard OF at any point In the
Mississippi Valley suspicion rests upon
New Orleans. Then tho admission comes
from that quarter that one or two mild
cases' exist thereafter deception Is No
longer possible.
But In the meantime how far has the in
feotion been carried from that big and
busy city? No one can tell; every town
with direct communication with that point
is alarmed and 1t takes little to create a
panic.
II these "unwarranted guarantees" are
to cease the fact will depend largely upon
the action OF New Orleans She must stamp
out the disease which popular opinion re-
CARDS as almost a fixture there, clean up
thoroughly and keep the fever at dis
lance. From best accounts the city is In
dangerously unsani,ary condition from
year TO year. The Memphis Commercial
Appeal says that If the health authorities
OF the gulf States will go to the New Or
leans meeting and frankly tell DR.. Souchon
that his city will have to wake up. put
aside Its creole laissez faire and put itself
in thorough sanitary condition, or take the
consequences OF being shut OFF from COM
muncation with other communities, we
shall hear less OF fever and fever scares
hereafter
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LECTURE AT PRAIRIE VIEW,
Prof. Healing Told the NORMAL =
dents nf .yhe Why Out"

dents OF '.The Way Out"
Hampstead, Texas october 20.--Pf'L
T. Healing, editor OF the African Aeshe
Episcopal Review, published at Phna
phla, Pa, by the publishing house o
African Methodist Episcopal church 2
tured at the Prairie View State =
last night before the students, faculF
visitors in the college chapel.
His theme was 1.-THE Way OFT -
handled it in mastery way that ds
ed his audience for nearly two houik
the audience was not cheering or 49,
they were in that attitude OF apt ss
which is more fiattering TO the oralos
the most uproarious applause Wnea Il
Healing took his seat the applausV
for several moments and a brief ~
followed.
Prof. Healing pointed to bis
clearly, logically and with abunaaa
tration the way for the Americsn
to get out of his present inferior 90
IN American lie.
He convinced his colored auelv@,
Aere complaint and fault nnups ~
not lift the negroes 10 a place ~
responsibility. He answered the en-
forth by some colored leaders tnss -
son the colored race does not aasaAs ~
RAPIDLY is because they are ~ ~
chance by asking the pertinen. ss
"Who gave the white man nis ~. z
Why" said the colored orator,
man just saw his opportuai!ies "A
his chances. No one gave them w
white man Just made them. ~ $500
negro do. He must seize anu ~ ~ ~
the best and to the utmost a. -.
tunities and better ones VIII ~
the white man he must take 80 .ae.rsa1k
own chances according 20 his ops ~
The daTkey boy, when his MANN, AZ
to ask for molasses like wnlte
stead of SAYING 'lasses iliusu X
point. He replied: 'Whut's i,
fer, mo- 'lasses, when | amt pau .ssr
er TALL The negro before $500 -
more chances. must nrst 'sA msft
sight and prove.Sorhy o. oulrl
negroes are too ready TO eAous III
ana to expect that somehow Y u IN
coed without paying the piloS oFf
Ar old colored brother slip isst ~
fence and grabbed sheep .J b
to white neighbor who hspps st IL
up JUS is he was getting pa ~ - 4
fence with the sheep. What ~ shss
Uncle Eph, by stealing my ,,sm
right here In broad open ~
sternly demanded the ownsr' "a
and bawn in Souf Callineh ~
Eph, and what sort Nv E, ~ 4
yeah whah niggah CANT "a ~
wool 10 put in er holler ioosn, s0l
i, hive ran 'cusin IN uy s.SsA 100
character, self-respect ana "a
Industry among our men -. ~
among our womsn can we eoI n
Iion to command the respect
adence OF our fellow-etizens,.
Prof Healing is a native I, :
held prominent positions
circles in Texas at yarious
served as supervisor Of ccleF,S
Austtr. professor at Prairis
president Of Paul Quinn 9
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Mr.. Mckinley's ine sense of duty to all the
people as chief magistrate will now possibly
call him to Pennsylvania and New York.
where few remarks on the propriety OF
giving tho republicans unqualified indorse-
mont for the prosperity" and glory" they
have brought to tho country will be In orderi
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r""t san '"einto battle-ground Land.

fhht sal JRcinto BATTLE-GROUND Inna
To the Editor of The Post.
Houston Texas, October Gothic com
ments OF Judge Hendricks In your daily NJ
wednesday and your editorial yesterda,,
seem TO eritielse the action or Judgment
OF the commissioners appointed by III.
court TO appraise the value OF 50 az acrss
OF land belonging to Mr.. HabermehI md
part OF his l00-acre farm, v6ich lava :.
sd'u 10 be part OF the historic cs, T.
oih'o baptie ground. In the nerforn,,nea
vi service unSoatited and ar,t,,ito,,s ~
.olisu'ssioherS acted under oath and an
,sn s,seu lae value OF the 90 eore, fsirIv
s1~S, correctly, avoiding all sentiment
,va Sa''' s'ueIins future values or CONSTRUCT.
~, ~ ne 100 acres OF land owned
ana occupied by MIR. HabermahI ~"su
olaek' deep soil, we'll drained ana d. ~ -.
opinoA, equal to any 100 scras Of -, 80,
in ieAas. II is~in easy access IN ,,s.o Is..'
vl'Ies and good markets 10th bx rail -
""'er' lhis 100 acres was seIacta5 ''
y. 'ne mccormack league over forty 49,.
"so because of its excellence foy. far,,, 'e.s
h s1s, me entire league Of lana wIi,bo,,,
at,p'0senents is worth only about sI5 ne,
inc 80 80 !. me entire league was divided
there 800 r tracts OF 100 acres eseh
Ns. . Wouiu De vide range In The 49,,
OF the respective tracts. some ~ ~, ue Naiue
would be dear at $40 per acre, olbers mas.s
ue eheap at SIS per acre. To snn. "S',d
TINS one must see the land 10 L
eonui'ions' For the entire eso nv 900 Ine
wanted by the State no doubt sSs ~ aus
Is nun value. but none of il l. ,r,.,l psa scte
' rssr except the choice loo-a acre Haherr .,
u' i'V0 acres tn body part Of III.
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The Post comp,imeu,.o

ne houston Post is doing excellent wor,
!, ,s' ''s'nocraey IN the Tenth district. ami
Is oeng appreciated, too. Va 49,
every day. terms almost
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22

that III you want high taxes and prchigate
expenditures In the Nation. State or county.
place the republican party IA power. This is
its record during the last twenty years"
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The prosecutions growing out OF the un-
fortunate affair at virden. Ill. will not cover
the whole ground without Tanner has to
answer as an accessory before the fact
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22

Tho santone Express is sgnorantiy referring
to Houston as an interior" town, when we
have already shipped 10000 bales OF cotton
this month over our arm OF the sea.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22

An Illinois girl who was one OF the Red
Cross nurses at Santiago found Belgian
baron among our sick, nursed him back 10
health and has married him. There oughtn't
to be any dearth OF nurses for the army here
after whom titles may be picked up that way.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22

big democratic victory in New York this
fall would have a marked effect on politics
In 1900. The regular democracy is In full con-
troll OF the organization In New York state.
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THE DAILY POST. n THE SUNDAY POST.
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unuREp At THE posroFFIcH At HOUSTON. TEXAS.
As SECOND CLASS MATTER
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
BY rHs
Houston Printing Company.

& 4. s s9EMSToN. v;cs-P Pss:Dss1.
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Telephone Numbers: ss.ss.'.. 49, ~.

TIE city.-The Post is delivered TO any part Of the
city by carriers per month. $500; three months
$500; six months. 5000; one year. Si7.oo.
Mr.. Theodore Berng has charge Of the city
circulation ana collecting. Messrs. Theodore
Berng. Charles Lott and Tom South the au-
thorzed collectors Of all city bills doth advers-
Ing and subscriptonl and no money should be
paid to any other than those named unless
special written authority signed by the business
manager is shown. Al accounts Of any size
should be paid by CHECK In favor Of The Hous-
ton Printing Company.
ssbscrlbees falling to reoevs The Pos, regularly
viii please notify the office promptly Every
paper is expected TO be delivered not later than
$40 o'clock a.
Under no circum stances Will orders given by
employees on the office be recognized and
paid, or accepted In payment of accounts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22

The Quincy, H.. Journal, speakinr ,rnr,
an experience with republicanlsm IN ~ s,s,a
aud county as well as In the Nation. seel,r.s
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II isn't rad suggestion from Washington
thar Il is about time Spanish was being taucbt
In cur schools. The suggestion win espo-
cially apply 10 Texas schools Aside from the
possible trade AMI business relations with
the West Indies or with the Philippines. our
Intercourse with Mexico Is constantly In
elcasIng and young Texans In a few years
may hnd profitable Aeld for them within
easy reach across tho Rio Graude
Growing reports OF strikes aud shutdowns
are the grimly eloquent answers to Mr.. Nc
Knley'a stump optimism
Only four days for registration remain. an,
Houston is far behind the figures under thu
last preceding registration. II the bulk OF
this unregistered vote Is democratic, the cleo
ton might spring some unwelcome surprises
on this county. Let every good citizen and
Democrat who has neglected this duty of
registering do so no longer. Don't deliber-
atyIy disfranchse Yourself
Hon, David n. HIN of New York Is asain
democrat No one can HIT the enemy more
telling blows than the ok senator.
II the United States intend to hold the Phil.
ippines they should speedily put a stop to the
anarchy and cruel conditions existing IN the
archipelago outside Of Luson. II Spain is
to 10 given the islands except Luzon, then we
ought to let the spaniards send succor to
their beleaeuered garsisons to prevent whole
sale slaughter. We ought to declare ourselves
one way or the other.
frances naval preparations appear 10 hase
toned down the bellicose British press. None
OF those fellows over thore want to aght.
II this government can bring sufficient
pressure to bear upon Spain TO have the Gu
ban custom houses turned over 10 American
officials. tho American troops ought moi n
be sent to the island for some time vet IA,
us remember that the medical bureau OF our
war department is utterly incompetent To
handle amy great amount OF sickness.
The Quincy, H.. Journal speaking fran,
n yfnr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22

esreign Officcs-Eastern business ONCE 80 Tribune
building, New York (The S. c. Beckwith Spe-
ciai Agency; Western 400 lThe Rookery) CHI
cago. (The S. c. Beekwith Special Agency.
Travelling Agents-C. s. t. Holland Travelling
Auditor: {. R. Holland. B. B. Throop. Travelling
Agents
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6sbscriptlon BY Mall-DaIly and Sunday Post. one
year. $500; six months. $500; three months.
Ss.oo; one month. 3I.oo.
Tine SUNDAY Posi-. one year. St.So.
fNl SEAL WEEKLY Posr Mondays and Thursdsys)
one year. Ss.oo; six months, so cents; three
months. - cents.
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FRANCES naval preparations appear TO have
toned down the bellioose British press. Nome
OF those fellows over thore want TO fght
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22

AS Frenchmen own the major portion Of the
Spanish Cuban debt the extreme solicitude Of
the Partisan press in the premises is duly APP
preciatcd at what it cost the French bond
holdarz
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Possibly the war investigating commission
will examine some OF the sufferers from the
war when tho election returns are all In.
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Growing repcrts OF strikes aud shutdowns
are the srimly eloquent answers to Mr. Nc.
Kinley'a stump optimism
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-22

The Brooklyn prsebytery has ~
its stand against Mormonism and y
by every religious body intends b q
this insidlous creed, 1t is said taa
Latter Day Saints have secured S's
foothold in tine borough OF Churcas
overhead trolleys.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-08
.Przepowiadala take wiersz

Przepowiadaia take wiersz
corka z. J. Rembalskiego.
spiewcm popisywa}y sic parma
Zofa kierska i PARMA Cecylia "a.
lubicka.
Dzieci szk6l,.e, jak zwykle,
tax l ten raz wystepowa@y re sPie-
wami narodowemi. Ma pianie grady
solo parma Bronisfawa Kuczkow-
ska i parma Jadwlga Leicht. Or
kiestra Wieniawskiego, jakkolwiek
nicdawno utworzona: spisa}a sig,
mad wszclkie spodziewanie, dosko-.
male. Program przeplata}a take
doboroNa muzyka Kapeli Polskiej.
Jak pieknic spiewy muzyka
wypad1y, najlepszym dowodem po-
wazne oklaski wywo}ujqce prawie
"a kazdq sztuke ponowne wystepy.
Ouch. zgromalzenia wogole
byf powazny. Nietylko sami bylis~
my re wszystkiego az mad miare
zadowo]eni, lecz take i obcona-
rodowcy ~wyrazali sic publicznie z
uznaniem o naszym obchodzie.
S~k}adajac zatem wszystklm
urzadzajqcym obch6d i bior2cym
W MIN udzial serdeczne Bog zap}ac,
prosimy Boga, abysmy take, OBJ
chody mieli aknajczesciej.
Z szacunkiem
Sekretarz obchodu
August Dzwonkowski.
$50 E. 3 Str.
Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-08
SZLAsK.

MIKOKOW. Do ekspedycyl
drukarni D. Karola MARK zskradll sig
w rocy ma niedziele z~4odzieje wy@a"
,nawszy przemeca drzwi' wyn:esll z
niej 10 centnai6w waS2caa szaf2 zelazna
do pieniedzy Ma w6lku rscznym zaWleza
.la %nas,epnie o jake 500 krokow pc
za, ostatnie domy i tam js otWorzyll'
lNtoni j niekroszeni gcscie zawiedll sig
srodze W swych cczeklwanlacn' 20
szafa =. byla pr6zna. .Pienjedze ! lnne
oenne plzedmioty znajdowa4y sig "
dr,oiei szafe, kt6ra rowniez W ekspeA
.dyoyi stoi- obok s1afy p0rzuc'l' z1odz's+
ie ,6tne przcdmioty, kt6re siuzyty &c
wy,amywania drzwi' j "a 1eh ponce.
.ev.nie POLICY sig, p%oWiedzle wykrN'
nroWaisk6W eudzychs p~iehiedzy.
@Ss$s A SEJs --. 8t45.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-08

oPoLE. : zdarza sig teraz pc
wyborach, pisza gaze'y = rozmAjci
Wplywowi Niemcy napastu:.a na.zych
wyborcow takim zarzutem: IVY ME
wiecie. Z, Polacy chca Poiske odbudo.
wac, a Wy macie i'm do togo dopomaga6
pizez wyl6r polskich pos}6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-08
Z Poznaiskiego.

w GOKUCHDWIE pod Pieszewem
pot:,logos4awll x prob. J.zewski rrzy
ssyscie X proboszcza Niz ii ,kiego Z
Dobrzycy zwiazek malzthski y AndAi'-
ia Rekowskiego 2 PczuanIa z parma
hr. Helena s~okolntcka Citsl. Matka
panny mlodej podejmowa1a gfs;i We
selnych W kajcwle. 2 ekazyl tych
zas!utjn ~u,zadzeno doia p~oplzcdniego
uczte ola rcbotnlk6w w;ejskich.
w MlkOskAWIU zlozono do gio-
ou zwlok zacnego seaziwego o5ywatela
S. p. Seweryna Wronicw CA.
GLERLATOWO, csade W powiecle
sredzkim pod Nek]a polozone przcthr:co
no ma Gruentha],
PAN DIR. JACKowsKI syn p
Maksymiliana Jackowskiego, Patrona
Kc4.k w}ascianskich, kuojl cd Niemca
dobra * )tniki. Obysmy take
"iesvi mogli podawae jak najczesc:ej.
BoREK. Odbyl sig tutaj ob6r
burm!strza. Reglstrator Plzyby4ski Z
Cinema otrzyma@ glos6w 4, a butmistrz
shmelke z Ksiaza 3, Obraro D. Pay
bylskiego ma lit 12. Ma para P. gIoso-,
sowali Polacy, ma p. S. Niemcy. I'll;
81 81 Posener 1'agcbl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-08

RZETkLNY ZYD. z mad Nawry
pis2a do warsz. SIowa: Rzet,loy ayd br4
bohateIem nastepulaaego W naszych
Okollcach .wypalxu: Pred kilku dniaml
ma iarmlrku W osadzie G, gospodalz re
wsi 3. sprzadal dwie krowy, swoje
, sas'ada, i z pieniedzmi do domu
wracal. GIy sic oddali4 cd jarmarku ma
mieisce ustronne, Dapa1li M nie5o CT
ssmi zydzi, ktorym kr,wy. sprzed':f.
Jedcn z Mich trzymal mu n6z ma gardle
wo4ajac, ably pieniad1es odda4, DO go
z%,morduje, a d,ugi so p:zyt:zymyWaf.
Napadpie.y pizn1adze "a swoja klowe"
kwocie 25 ,ub.i oddal, m6wiac, re PEE
niadze "a kyowe sa1iada temuz oddaf'
zydzi z lupem- olcszli. Ma tlzec: dzlen
! byl iarma,k W osadz.e G. clz sam
dwai zydzi, ma swoje nieszcz sssie,, nat
knoll sc ma tegcz samego ~gospodarza'
Widzac sic zdenaskowanymi plenlaoze
oddal,, owszem chciell wiek~s SUNG
m,]czenie odkupit. Ale probationary
glnsao Jaw JlA}: To tea zyd caclaf mnle
zamorlowaG!- a w6 VEGAS lud rzuc'
sic IA zyd6w i W straszliwy soos5b icf
pokaleczyl: tax, re pol zywych ledwf
obrcni|a policya i nazaiutrz do sad'
odeslala. ale alziez tn rzetelnosc! =
spytacie. Otto zyd napastn'k nazyWa 81!
Rzetelny. Pcdobnie rzetelnych zydoS
lchcG z iunemi nazwiskaml, grasuJe terra
DUO 20 paszyeA wsiach imiasteczkach
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-08
Polska pod Moskalem

OKROPNE morderstwo popelnionc
W Marganowie, m%aiatku, pc4ozonym o
mile cd Witcbska W Kr6lestwa Pol
skiem. W4esciciela ziemskiego Bararo-
wskjego, Jeeo 3one, czworo dzieci iegS,
guwernuntke i s~}uzaca znalcz o1o raco
lezacych ma zieml z drze'zuietemi
gardlami. Caly dom ztupiono, wz'eto
wiele kosztownosci, Draknie dotychczas
sladu morderc6w, ale jest p%oaejizenle,
ze So mimi ch}opi 2 %sasledztwa.