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DID NOT CURE.
But Greatly Helped by Change of
Food,


lady in Harrisburg, O., is frank
enough to say that while she has been
helped she was not entirely cured in
the change of food and taking up
Grape-Nuts food. She says she began
eating rich and highly seasoned food
when she was young and followed 1t
until she set up bad stomach trouble
with severe attacks of nervous sick
headache.
Finally rheumatism of the joints set
in and now some Of her joints are dis
located by the heavy deposits forming
about them and pushing them out of
place, so that she is almost helpless,
Her nervous system was wrecked and
the optic nerve affected so that she
could not read without bringing on
nervous prostration and insomnia that
would last two or three nights.
.T,est fall I heard of, and COM
menced the use of, Grape-Nuts as a
food. 1t has since been both food ana
medicine to me- for ] have taken very
little medicine since l began to use IT,
After ten months | find a great I'M
movement in my brain and nerve
mower. am no longer troubled win
sleeplessness, l suffer very much less
with my rheumatism, and can read
several hours a day, one day after the
other and sleep well all night.
II am by no means entirely cured Oh
rheumatism, but I have been made sc
much better by the use of Grape-Nuts
food that | am sincerely thankful fof
it," This name will be furnished by
the Postum Cereal Co., Ltd, Battle
Creek, Mich.
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SECOND SYMPHONY CONCERT.
Professor Sanford Plays More Brilliant

ly Than Ever Before.
The second concert of the New Haven
Symphony orchestra course was given
at the Hyperion theater last evening"
The presence of Professor Samuel $.
Sanford as soloist assured the man
agement of an unusually large ana
fashionable audience, and his perform
ance was, as usual, the occasion of
great enthusiasm. The concert was the
only one of the series to be given in the
evening, and the audience included more
than the customary quota of men,
among them many of Professor San
fords confreres in the university, who
dIsnlayed more than cordial interest
in their colleagues playing.
The symphony was the A minor OF
Mendelssohn, commonly known as the
Scotch symphony. 1t was not the first
time the orchestra has played it, and
familiarity breeds in this instance a
much more estimable quality than con-
d arformances the orchestra has given,
and the benefits derivable from an in
creased number of rehearsals are pc
coming apparent. The precision in the
last movement was most commendable,
decided Improvement over the preVl-
Gus hearing. There was slight col
lapse at the entrance of the brasses IN
the final Allegro Maestoso, but they re-
covered speedily and closed in a blare
of glory. Professor Parker conducted
with the intelligence which always
marks his readings
The Beethoven Emperor concerto
came next. Professor Sanford has now
played nearly all the great standard
concertos here. When he has added the
other Chopin and the TschaikoWsky In
B fiat minor he will have accomplished
the entire list of pre-eminent WORKS IN
pianoforte literature. There are plenty
of others, but they are not included IN
the most exclusive classification. 1t is
| impossible TO overestimate the value OF
his performances to students of the
piano. and to overpraise his playing 1t
| is ALWAYS mastery and virtuose to an
| extraordinary degree and marked by
the keenest appreciation of the musical
| contents of the composers style 1t Is
doubtful if he has ever played more
POLITICALLY than in the slow movement
| last night, and it is perfectly certain
that he never gave a more dazzling per
Torrance than that of the Hungarian
| fantasy. 1t was a beWldering eXtlbi'
ton of dexterity, and the octave play
| ing was almost incredible for speed anc
shading and facility. The storm of APP
pIause was well deserved and the con
tinued recalls were a sincere expression
of enthusiastic admiration. Professor
| Sanfords cooperation in these concerts
is always rare good fortune, and his
popularity Is a worthy expression o
gratitude for his benefactions.
The other numbers on the programme
were an arrangement of the well know
Andante Cantabile from TschaikoW
Fsky's most familiar quartette, which
was agreeably performed by the strings
and Grieg's Huldigung's March, which
is not novelty. The policy Of the or
chestra this year seems to be to repea
old works rather than perform NOR
new ones than can be properly prepared
and the plan is one that the subscriber
entirely approve of.
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the author, may we'll be proud of his
effort. The cast is exceptionally strong
in every department and contains such
well known names as Ross Snow, the
funny tramp comedian of 1892 fame.
His fall from a fifteen foot ladder while
playing a trombone without losing
note is a novelty. Carrie Ezier as a
rough soubrette can't be beat seats
now ON sale. REGULAR prices.
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MRS. CATHERINE EvERS.

The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Evers,
who died at her home, 90 West street
Tuesday, will be held this morning from
the Sacred Heart church at o'clock
Mrs. Evers was the wife of Frank
Fvers and the mother-in-law of Alder
man James McGill The deceased leaves
beside her husband, six children, four
daughters and two sons. They are Mrs.
James McGill, Mrs. T. Flood, Mrs. N.
Fl. Lee, John Evers, Margaret EVers
and Mary Evers Mrs EVers was
long resident in this city and she was
very well and favorably known. The
interment will be in st. Bernard's ceme-
tery.
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Mr.. Sears had made Fair Haven his
home for seventeen years. His deVot-
edness to his wife and children was
marked. He had won many friends and
was a. man of a noble character, so that
his death has come with much sadness
to all who knew him. He leaves a wild
ow. four sons and one daughter. He
also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Horace
Stannard and Mrs. Alfred Goodsell.
The funeral will be held this afternoon
at 2 o'clock at his late residence.
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DEATH OF MRS. MYERS.

News has been received in this city
of the death of the mother of M. G.
Myers, formerly United States signal
officer in this city, but now stationed at
Eagle City, Alaska.
Mrs. Myers left a fortune of 100000,
which is to be equally divided between
her two heirs. Mr.. Myers recently
married Miss Nellie Ryder Of Falls Vii
lage.
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LUTHER MORSE OF CHESTER.

Chester Dec 6.-Luther Morse the
oldest liveryman in the state, died at
his home here last night aged ninety
wears and a few months. Mr.. Morse
had held the government contract for
carving the mali from the depot to the
nostoffice for over thirty years. Prior
TO that he drove a stage between West
brook and Chester before the railroad
was built Morse was born in Canter-
bury. He was engaged in active bust
ness up to the last.
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Creating Great Furore-Apparatus
To-day's Performance.
The great special Christmas attrac-
ton at the big Malley store, free to the
public is indeed an attraction OF note
and speaks anew of the enterprise and
public spirit for which this store is
famed in the annals of mercantile bust
ness in New Haven. The attraction in
questionable marvellous spectacular
pantomime production of cinderella
and the Glass Slipper"-draws great
lighted with this beautiful spectacle,
the gorgeous colors and scenic effects.
The show is from the Drury Lane thea
ter, London, England, in five scenes de-
plotting in rapidly dissolving color views,
all life-size, this most fascinating OF
fairy tales and the children go into &C.
stacieS of pleasure at the DeautlIul
scenes presented No wonder throngs
go to see it. The show is produced
every half hour as follows Morning
10 to IL 80; afternoon, 2:3O to 5; Monday
evenings, 1870 to 8, and Saturday even
ings 1880 to TO- So great has been the
pressure to see this beautiful spectacu-
lar production that last evening the
machinery producing the mechanical
effects gave way, and in order not to
disappoint the public in their eager de-
sire to see the production, the Malley
company telegraphed at once to New
York for experts to make the necessary
repairs, and late last evening the flrm
had every assurance that the apparatus
would be all fixed in time for the re-
opening of the performance this fore
noon at 10 o'clock, as usual. The break
down was occasioned by the unusual
strain on the delicate mechanism que
to giving extra performances to SATISFY
the crowds of people. In endeavorina
to get a peep at this Christmas attrac-
ton it is at times almost impossible tc
get through the crowds attracted to the
spectacle. But it is expected that the
performances will be resumed this
forenoon at the usual time-1O o'clock.
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TO-NIGHT'S POLO GAME.

Springfield Team Will Be Here 70
Night.
To-night's polo game at the rink
ought to be a hummer. The fast
Springfield team will be here and if pre-
vious meetings of the teamsare anything
to go by then the contest ought to be a
good one and a crowded house ought
to be present The home team is pres
emily playing gilt edge polo and are
worth going to see. Reserved seat tick
cts can be had at the usual places dur
ing the day.
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r,uE LATE HENRY G. SEARS.

The death of Henry G. Sears came
very suddenly to his family. Although
they knew he was very i'll, yet they
hoped for his recovery. Mr.. Sears was
at home Thanksgiving day with his
family. He retired at night in his
us1al health and at o'clock started
ont to attend to his business. When
found he was unconscious. His wife,
who is in feeble health, Is almost crush
ed by the shock of this bereavement
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ST. PATRICKS T, A. B. ANNUAL
SMOK FIR

SMOKER.
The annual smoker of the st. Pat
rIclxs T. A. b. club to be held this
evening promises to be the most inter-
esting of the many held by that well
known organization during the last few
years. A fine programme of athletic
contests, music and singing has been
arranged. In the athletic contests there
will be boxing between well known
masters of the art. The bouts will be
as follows: Mr. Mooney and Mr.. Cos
tello at 115 pounds, 10 rounds; Mr. Hal
lett and Mr.. Duffy at 135 pounds, lo
rounds; Mr. Tanning and Mr.. Gallagher
at catch weights. Mr.. McHugh of New
York will be referee, j. Patton timer
for the club, j. j. O'Donnell announcer,
r. Kenyon matchmaker. AS the
smoker will be a private entertainment
admission will be by invitation. The
invita- lions will be given out by COM
mittee of which Richard Kenyon is
chairman.
The remainder of the programme will
be as follows:
Piano selection-Mr. Kelly.
Song-Mr. Sanford.
song-Mr Mccarthy.
Banio-Mr Smith.
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PHYSICIAN CALLED TOO LATE.
Sudden Death Yesterday Afternoon OF
Du1a elci Harvard,

Sudden Death Yesterday Afternoon Oh
Pulaski Hayward.
DR.. Bartlett, the medical examiner,
was called yesterday afternoon to 2f2
Cedar street to view the remains OF
Pulaski Hayward, man who had died
suddenly there. DR.. Bartlett ascertain
ed that the man had been Ill about two
days before a physician was summon
ed, and that he was IN a dying condi-
ton when the physician arrived. lie
decided that death was due to pneuno-
mia. Mr.. Hayward was machlnist
and was about sixty years of age.
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G. L. Tryon & Son, road contractors
of Meriden, filed a petition in bank
ruptcy in the United States bankruptcy
court in Hartford yesterday. The LA
bilities are about $4,000 and the assets
$4,000
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MORGAN ASSIGNS.
Broker Arrested for Fraud Announces
Suspension.

Suspension.
New York, Dec. 6.-Charles w. Nor
gan, who did business at Nos. II and
144O broadway. this city, with a branch
Office in Philadelphia, under the name
of C. w. Morgan & Co., stock brokers,
and who was arrested by central office
detectives. made an assignment for the
benefit of his creditors to-day to Bert
Hanson, a lawyer, of No. Is Wall street.
Creditors to-day besieged the office.
Customers losses, the police say, will
reach a million dollars.
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DEATH FROM TYPHOID FEVER.

Mrs. Alfred Chairman of No. 2 Audu-
bon street died yesterday morning at
the New Haven hospital from typhoid
fever Mrs. Chairman was the wife OF
Alfred Chairman, who is employed as
Waterman by Professor Henry w. Far
nam of 43 Hillhouse avenue. She was
taken to the hospital from her home
Tuesday of this week
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THOUSANDS FLOCK TO IT
TINE GBEAT CHRISTINA rs SPECTA Gu
LAR PANTOMIME.

AT the Big store of MalIcy d. CO.-The
Gorgeous Coiors and Scenic Effects
Creating Great Furore-Apparatus
Overvorxed But VIII be Ready FoF
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Zpravy osobni.

Pan ]. ]. LANCER, nayrze
nee pro hodnost elektora stztu
Nebraska ma listku republican.
sk6m, meskal nekolik dnn Oma-
ze bylo nam milo nekolik Okla
mzikd We spolecnosti jeho straviti.
Nalezal Sc ma ceste re severnf ca
ste statu a die nahledu jeho jsou
vyhlfdky lfstku republikanskeho
Gin dale tim lepsfmi.
Pan F. ]. Sadflek 2 WILDER,
listovnf okresu Saline, navstfvil '
pondeli Omahu a rozumi Sc, ze
neopomenul stare zname sve u
Pokroku navstfviti. Sdelil nam,
ze nroda okresu Saline jest pfc
hojnou a jelikoz i zarovef i ceny
dobrymi jsou, ze vsude hojnost
penez jest, tax ze farmefi ami ne.
Vi, kan mimi, kdyz 2 ulozenf ns
banku bud 1plne zadny neb pouze
jen nepatrny drok jim plyne. Pied
ctyfmi roxy ovsem starostf podob.
nych nemeli, "a to vsak starati Sc
museli to, kterak sehnati penf.
ze, ably platebnfm svym zavazkdn
dostati mohli.
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ZddnJ humbug!
.Oma1skd dosvsdtsni p|at U
oua1sk6ho lidu.

Nemhzete klamat veskeren lid stale.
Poznajf vas ma konec.
Kdykoliv clov9k jest podveden, Jest o
jednoho neveffcfho vice.
Mnohy lex d4la neveffcf, an neprove-
de, co slibuje.
Doan's Kidney Pills pfinasf odm9nu.
Aecf neveffcf.
Cetne d6kazy toho donna.
Omazske dakazy pro Omazany.
Zde mate pffklad.
Pan w. V. Doolittle. Els. 1886 liz. 10.
ul.. inzinyr ma Union Pacific draze, pra-
vi: Pc diva ptl roku trpel jsem bolest.
mi zadech. 2 pocatku malo isem tohc
dial, kdyz vsak zirae 1898 bolesti sc
horsily. poznal jsem. ze neco proti tomu
muslin delat. Lezenf . slezanf paro-
stroje delalo mi mnohe obtfze. Moh
jsem to sotva vydrzeti a mnohdy se M
zdalo, ie zada Sc MI pfclomf. Opatfiv
jsem se Doan's Kidney Pills ' Kuhn q
Co. lekarne, pocal jsem je uzfvati 6pl
NE byl jsem vylecen.''
Doan's Kidney Pills No prodej jsou ,
vsech lek krnfkh. Coma soc. Posteu -
s5lGny cd Foster -Milburn Co. Buffalo
In. Y, vJhrsdnfch jednstslA pro Hpej
Dtfty. g
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We Fremont zniceny byly ,
sobotu polednach pozarem II
b9dovy ma Broad ul. skoda n;
$4,000 Sc pacfcf tim sp1sobena.
- U Hastings postfelen byl ,
sobotu ma honu jednim soudru
hem I4lety w. Trimble. Kule
zasahla jej do nohy, ma stestf vsak
kost nezasahla.
- U West Point zemfel kon.
Gem tydne nahle farmer B. Schoen-
beck. Jelikoz mluveno, ze Sc
jedna o samovrazdu, provedena
pytva, kterouz zjisteno, ze smrt
zavinena alkoholismem.
V Blair pfisel v sobotu o
zivot bridal c. St. P. M. & o.
drahy Paul Elsner. Phi spojova-
nj yoz6 zachytla mu totiz noha
mezi kolejnicemi on pfesinova-
nym vozem k zemi srazen pfc
jet. Smrt byla temef okamzitou.
- V North Bend podniknul
serif z navodu temperenclafd
honbu ma lihoviny a sice vyzved-
nuty prohledavacf rozkazy pro
byvale mfstnosti hostinske Tom.
Hrdzy q Pat Gorey-ho. U prv-
nejsfho zabaveno znatne lihoyin,
v druhe mfstnosti vsak nenalezeno
zcela niceho. " North Bend
mali cd jarnf volby ''temperenc"
temperenclafi tvrdf, za byvalf
hostinstf vzdor tomuto lihoviny
prodavali.
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Pfevzavse Pokrok Zapadu' sprawl rozhod sme
uenit r1zne propesne zmen nmz ctena zase
souhasi.
Poenae mto tsem, Pokrok Zapadu vychaze jednou
ydne stfedu, pedpane ho bud nizeno jeden dollar
rocn9.
Nasi patee touto zmenou zska Ia mensi pfedpatne
dA dokonalejA omu nekolik oupc1 zamave ac latky
zvetseny casopis.
Veden souce snahou utinit p T. mlym vtanym hostem
kazde eeske domAcnos ky bude neen pfehdnym
d0eztych udalosh svetovych ale svGdomym radcem
pro naseho eeskeho armafe obchodua dena mesnika he
deli me list mas pfspdobit tasovym pomerdm cfso jest
ukazkou, akou cesou Sc hodlame ubrat budoucnosti
Rozeslaje nGco cisel p L. ukazku posme eeske
ttenafe ably eaops mas akave pfa venova potten eho
chv easu Audatur atera pas ys obe strany pax sud
pavf znamente anske pslov kazdy moudy ozumny muz
zaiste e vysechne ODE sany ably pax sam
moh 81 utvof isudek, aka jest neeps baho
byu jeho vastnfmn cele zeme
Vyaavateistuo Pokyoku Zdpadu.
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zpravy spo1kove.
Tabor Columbus, SisIo 50, WOW.


Odbyva svou pravidelnou schn.
ii dne FL. srpna a jelikoz v po-
sledni schulz usneSeno odlozeni
dnlezite zalezitosti az bude vice
bratrd pfftomno, proto jste vyzy-
vani, byste Sc do teto schhze co
nejeetneii dostavili.
Frank ]. Fitle, tai.
Praha Lsze Gfs. 82S AOUW
odbyva svou pravidelnou schulz
dne IS. srpna. F. ]. Fitle, tai.
Tabor Myrta, Sfs. 922.
Ddlezite jednanf. = Budte tax
laskavy dostavte Sc vsecky do
pfistf schhze, ktera Sc bude odb},
vati dne 2. zaff 1900.
Mary Urbanek, tai.
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Poyidka O mouchach.

Vyletely til mouchy, ably Sc
hnaly 81 potravu. Prvni napils
Sc mleka a posla, nebot mleko
bylo padelane! Druha nalezla pi-
vo - posla take. Bylot pivo
falsoyanfm nezdrave. Tfeti, vi
douc smrt svych sester, chtela
zemffti tez zacala tedy ssati jed
ma mouchy. Avsak, chile! Tato
zdstala zdrasa, nebof i ten jed
byl zfalsovanl Padelaf Sc dnes
na svete vsecko, potrava, napoj,
jed lex, a nenf tedy divu, ze
Trinerovo letive hofke vino, ktere
jest jaksi vsim tim dohronady,
nalezlo jiz take ciperne napodobi-
tele, iichz ledabyle padelky ne
mohou Sc mu ovsem ami dalky
vyrovnati. Ma choroby zaludku,
jater a ledvin, j ty nejtvrdosijnejsf,
Jakoz vyclsteni krve q celeho
tela, mocne pdsobf jedine prave,
systozname a skveie osvedtene
Hofke vino lecive, ktere vyrabi
pdvodns a iiz po ieta sam pouze
Josef Triner, krajah mas, 437 w.
18th ST., Chicago, H., jez do
porueeno jest nejen fadou zkuse-
nych lekafd, ale tisici tim vyle-
eenJch chorych. 1rinerovo hofke
vino sflf a osvezuje, kdezto pc
falesnych jeho nApodobeninach,
ktere posledf dobe Sc vyskytly .
namnoze hombukafsky a doterne
jSpu nabizeny, Gift Sc lide = jake
mouchy!
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manzelku vysflenfm omdlelou a
kdyz zvedel, co Sc stalo, jal Sc
lined cernocha Sc sousedy stfhati.
Nechafi 81 pfivesti slidicf psy a
stfhajf nasilnfka, ktery zajiste
lyncovanf neujde, bude-li chycen.
Uhli ma Alasce.
Parnik Clutch, ktery pfiplul ze
Skagway, pfinesl zpravu, ze ma
Alasce nalezeno bylo lozisko uhli
nedaleko White Horse. Lozisko
objevil Gustav Gervais, ktery mel
dive jiz 1castenstvf tezbe uhli.
Ma ddkaz pfinesl Gervais pytel
uhlf do Skagway, ably mohla byti
prozkoumana jeho jakost.
Delnicka DRAMA.
v St. Louisu zadala zadast o
inkorporaci spolecnost delnicka,
ktera chce postaviti novou poulit-
nj drahu, konkurujfcf Sc starou.
" Cello hnutf toho povolan byl
Craig re St. Joseph, ktery jiz ne
kolik podobnych podnikd zorga-
nisoval ten Sc vyslovil, ze o
penfze k tomu nebude nouze, jak-
mile spoletnost jen obdrzi W
sadu,
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stupne, kdezto v ulicfch bylo ko-
lem 100 stuph6 temef po cel}
den. Z Milwaukee, Chicago,
Pittsburgh, St. Louisu, Tiladel-
fie, Minneapolis a Detroit byly
oznameny eetne dzehy slunetni.
Wax Sc probofil.
Kdyz vlak drahy South. Pacific
jel pies zaliv Casino po kozach
nedaleko Lake Charles, vyskoSil
kolejf svalil Sc do blata a
vody. Jen jedna Pullmanova
kara z1stala ma trait stati, vse
ostatnf kozami a prazci lesenf
zeleznicnfho Sc sfltilo piece re
$50 lidi ma vlaku jen jediny CHA
pee zivot pfisel. Nekolik osob
bylo jen malo poraneno.
Italove zeli,
New-yorstf Italove pofadali mi
mule nedele smutetnf slavnost "a
krale Humberta. V Carnegie
hallu sesli Sc cetni Italove a spoil
ky italske, k cemuz Sc dostavili i
nektefi italskych dfednikd.
Byly tu proneseny feci, nichz
vysloveny sympatie Sc zavrazde-
nym kralem zaslan tez telegram
ze schdze do Rima, nemz byla
kralovske rodine soustrast W.
slovena.
Bonfe New Yorku.
Minule nedele Sc mad New
Yorkem okolfm rozpoutala prud-
ka boufe elektricka, ktera 81 Wy.
zadala nekolik lidskych zivot1.
" Brooklyne byly 4 Tide bleskem
zabiti ma r1znych mistech neko-
lik omrateno neb jinak pofaneno.
" New Jersey udefil blesk do
skupenf etyf zen, nichz jedna
zistala ma mfste mrtva, ostatni
I'll pax byly popaleny a zraneny
bleskem tax, ze Sc o jejich uzdra
vent pochybuje.
Konec lupibI.
Oni lupici, ktefi pfepadli vlak
drahy U. P. nedaleko Hugo, Col,
netesili Sc dlouho lupu svemu.
Byli vypatrani ma Bartholomew
renci nedaleko Goodlandu Kan
sasu obstoupeni pfirutfmi serifa.
Svedena tu byla pravidelna bitva
mezi lupiti a policii, niz diva
policiste byli poraneni. Jeden
lupitd vyrazil domu, chteie
prchnouti, daleko vsak nedobehl
b,l zastfelen. Druhy Sc drzel
dome stale ma strait a koneGne
stavenf mad hlavou mu zapaleno
on mem radeji zhynul, nez by
sevzdal. Kdyz byla spalena mrtvo-
la nalezena, mela provrtanou lebku,
tehoz sc soud., ze Sc iupiG sam
zastfelil pied uhofenim. v dru-
hem lupici byl poznan stary zna-
my nitema Dempsey Denver.
Kdo byl ten spaleny, nebylo moz-
no zjistiti. Jeden postfelenych
pomocnfkd serifovych jest tGzce
ranen, tax ze Sc jeho uzdraveni
pochybuje. druhy vsak jest ranen
leheeii
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Spfme-li provanu, jest
snadnym, ze pfi probuzenf ddy
nase jako stuhlymi jsou. Tfeme
Sc pilne St. Jacobs Gel a v KRAFT
kosti nabydou ddy pfirozene sve
svezesti.
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v Sioux City, Ia, ozraly delnfk
Lower, spatfiv cihana Lee Singa,
spnsobil povyk aprave vzboufenf.
Jal Sc hulAkati prchajfcfho CT
mana pronSsledovati, k cemuz Sc
brzy sebehlo vice podobnych.
Domek, v nemz Sc pradelna CHA
nova nalezala. byl temef rozbofen
a Lee Sing pobodzn n0zkami,
druhy cfhan tam Sc nalezajici
uprchl bez pohromy. Lower byl
pax zateen.
Mstka vrafedniee.
Marie ScalesovA v Creston, la. ,
Sc pomatla ma rozumu a v nepff-
eetnosti te otrzvila sve 7lete dew
eztko laudsnem. Chtela svesti
Sc sveta jeste 6leteho chlapeeka
sveho q snad j sebe samu. ale ho.
sik utekl domu a svolal sousedy,
kteH sflenou Aenu pFemohli. TYR.
dils, Ee il bah nafidil usmrcenl
deu.
stfhaji 4esneehs.
NedaIeko Lincoln, Tenn. pie
pod eesnoch psnf Gilhamovou !
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