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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
NEW FAIR PROJECT.
Bunalo Center Will Have Its First
Annual Fair october 2, ). and 4.

Annual Fair october 2, 3. and 1.
Special to Times Republican.
Buffalo Center. Sept. 4.--After two
s,iccessful annual street fairs our citi-
zens realizing that our location was
such as 10 annually insure good crowds
for some kind of fall festivities have or
gained an association under the name
3of Buffalo Center Driving Park and Dis
trlct Fair .Associa ton, have bought
ground, laid out and graded a fine race
track and are fast completing a fine set
of fair buildings for their first annual
district fair competition open To all
comers) TO be.held Oct. .. 3 and 4 Ev-.
erything points to a big success for the.
management, as an unusual interest
seems to be manifest amongs the farm
zers and citizens of surrounding towns.
With the extra good hotel facilities that
Bualo Center has she can take care of
Buffalo Center has she can take care of
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
Z yinduct for Cedar Rapida

Cedar Rapids, Sept. 4.-The A avenue
viaduct and the Third avenue subway
will be built. as desired by the people
of Cedar Rapids, the viaduct probably
being completed in the early spring of
1901 and the subway during the coming
summer. This was decided upon at a
meeting at the council chamber yester-
day morning. attended by Genera.
Manager Whitman. of the Chicago &
Northwestern; General Superintendent
Williams, of the b.. c. r. & NJ; Super
intendent F. B. Hartman, of the Illi-
nois Central, and Judge Cook. of the
Milwaukee,. The city was represented
by Mayor Redmond and Aldermen
Rich, Haskell, Hedges, Buck, Wallace,
Allison and Slapnicka. Chief Engineer
Fenley, of the Northwestern, was also
nr1Sant
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
Thornton.
% mes-Republican.

Special to Times-Republican.
Thornton, Sept. 4.-Bert Gilmore and
his mother, Mrs. Kennedy. arrived
home this morning from Des Moines.
where they have been attending the
state fair. They We're guests at the
homes of A. b. Cummins. H. n. john
son and Wife and others.
Louis Toell and wife departed this
morning on the nosth- bound passenger
for the Minnesota state fair.
Our grain buyers will ship six car
loads of oats north on the evening
freight.
Mrs. McMahon died at the home of
her son John this morning at O'Clock
of heart disease. aged 63 years. The re-
mains will be sent TO Paw Paw, ILL.,,
today
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
SMALLPOX AT MASON CITY.
one Case Taken to the Pest Hous
saturday Ntght-Niany Exposed.

Special to Times Republican,.
Mason City, Sept. Mason City has
another case of smallpox on her hands
in the person OF Miss Farmer, daughter
OF the keeper Of a small hotel in the OUT
skirts of town. The case has been
watched for several days, for fear that
1t would prove to be smallpox, and SAT-
urday night. when absolutely sure. the
lady was ordered removed to the pest
house. From what can be learned it is
thought many exposures resulted from
the Farmer house. Mr.. Farmer himself
is thought to have passed thru the dis
ease in a mild stage. not knowing what
the ailment wac. The house had many
boarders, at the time and when the ma
.ture OF Miss Farmers illness became
known all scattered to avoid being
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
Montezuma.
Snacial I "a ,cinlas- Ra1nn b n.

= Montezunaa, Sept. 4.--Wvork has com
menced on our new sewer in earnest
The scarcity of help is the only thing
that holds the work back now.
Mrs. John MoleI. who has been seri-
ously i'll for several weeks, is no better
and but slight hopes are entertained of
her recovery.
Mrs. w. j Briggs suffered a stroke of
paralysis last week and her condition is;
Very critical al this time.
The young people of the NJ E. church.
Will hold a moonlight festival at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lorn, two
miles west Of town, Wednesday even
ing. An elaborate program has been
arranged and a general good time an.
ticipated
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
simpson College Prosperity.

Indianola, Sept. 4.-Simpson College
will open September "wednesday
with the most fiattering prospects At
least 500 students are expected the first
week. The ladies' hall has been reftted
thruout with complete toilet sanitary
provisions and the old building repaint-
ed, the new building already begun, and
the campus is a busy place. The matric-
ulation address will be delivered
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 by Rev. L..
B. Wickersham, of Boone, and on sun
day next DR.. Mcdowell, OF New York
city, will deliver a special sermon to
students. A great future is in sight for.
Simpson, and the 5000 people Of our
city Will Welcome the return of the stu-
Dents
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
a CLUB ORGANIZED.
Nora Springs Republicans Activei
nj Work.

NOr1 n4Bg1ItepubNcanB Actively
at Work.
Special to Times-Republican.
Nora Springs. Sept. "A Mckinley
and Roosevelt club was organized here
last night with about 100 members. The
officers are: President, c. A. Merrill:
vice president, Fred Haynes secretary,
William Foster: treasure. A. IS. Wright.
Robbers broke into Mr.. N. Tooth
mans and ]. g. Cutters houses last
night, getting Mr.. Toothman's watch
valued at 345 and IS In money. Mr..
Cutler lost about dollar.
The Nora Springs high school COM
menced yesterday with w. J: Ford az
principal, The citizens Of Nora Springs
Sers yssy fortunate ~ securing 6r.
q Nsd u 1s1ssipsl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
Glarksvillc News.

Special to Times-R Republican.
Clarks'yille, Sept 9.-W. 1. Atkinson
returned from Hesper Saturday. He re-
signed the principalship of itsScity
schools for the coming year andSwil fin
ish college at @E'ayetteaand Will then en-
ter the University of Wisconsin
The death of Thomas DARBY occurred
at his home west OF town Thursday
morning, of hemorrhage of the lungs.
The funeral services We're held at his
home Friday afternoon. The remains
We're inferred in Lynnwood cemetery.
DIR. j. l.. Scripture, of Appleton Wis.,
is visiting With relatives and friends
here.
Mrs j. w Thompson visited With
friends III Hampton and Greene last
week
lode Rains and Albert Spence we're
over from Aredale Sunday
u. T.. Bragdon. Of Waterloo, was in
town on busnas, Tuesday,
10y London and Fred Rains returned
from Cedar Rapids Sunday.
Mrs. Asa Prouse. of Elgin, ILL.,. ia here
Visiting her sister, Mrs. j. w. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Jennie Wattles Of Omaha. is
here visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. n. Leete.
Charles Conner is here visiting with
NJ. Grant and family.
Fred Williams visited With friends in
Shell Rock Sunday.
Fred and Forrest Seitz went to New
York last Week With a car load of chick
ems for a. Price.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04

pecial to Tlmes.Republlcan.

Special to Tlmes-Republican.
Ames, Sept. 4.-Five persons were
more or less severely poisoned here last
night as the result of eating pressed
beef. Those affected are Perry Flem-
ming and wife and John Lannins wife
and baby. The baby is very sick yet
and may not recover. The others were
seriously sick. but are recovering nice
" today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
BIG BANK DEPOSITS.

Times ut Holstein.
Special to Times-R epublican.
Holstein, Sept. 4-The best of weather
favored the district fair Monday for a
starter. From all indications the at
tendance will be one OF the largest ever
had.
Corn is practically out Of the way of
frost, even many late pieces being We'll
advanced and only few more days
Will do for that. The yield promises TO
be from 40to 60 bushels per acre On
the whole the year will be one of the
most profitable ones we have ever had
both for business men and farmers
Land has advanced from S. to $l5 per.
acre in the last two years. Sixty dollar
land is quite common and several pieces
are at SO. No one would have four
years ago predicted such raise.
When this years, crop of grain and
stock Isl sold there will be the heaviest
net gain in clear money ever known in
any one year. Most of our farmers are
out of debt, have their buildings all up
and idle money in the bank besides. The
Holstsin Savings Bank in their last
statement showed $2I55.0Q0 deposits With
Sl2O.0O0 of money on hand.
The Galva State Bank. eight miles
east, had $4,000 on deposit and $4,000
on hand. When it is considered that
gHI'olstein has not over 900 population and
Galva about 450 this state of finance
would seem to indicate that the wave of
prosperity" has been caught rolling up
on our beach just a trifle. What the
condition Will be when the cash returns
are in can not be said, but we stand a
good chance to have an annoying sur
rllIS w
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
Friends, Nearly Meeting.

Oskaloosa. Sept. 4.-The Iowa yearly
meeting OF Friends, which has grown
to be great event in the history of
Oskaloosa, will open in their beautiful
grounds here this evening and continue
in session until September 10.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
Humboldt, Pioneers, Picnic.

Special to Times Republican.
Humboldt, Sept. 4.-The old settlers
annual celebration for Humboldt coun-
lty was held at Livermore Saturday.
Judge G. S. Garfield of Humboldt. de-
livered scholarly and instructive adj
dress. Other entertainment was fur
nished Of an intellectual order and the
day was spent with great social profit
The people of Livermore did themselves
great credit IN Inequalities shown out.
of town guests.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
Death olIo,ya tlty'. FIRE chief.

Iowa City, Sept. 4.-August Leuz, Jr.,
chief of our fire department.. was
buried Monday from the family home
in this city For twenty years he has
been prominently Identified with the
business Interests here, had served two
terms on the county board of super
6visors, and for the pastseight years had
been chief of the fire department.
bringing that organization to stand
ard second to none in the state. He was
known all over the state in. fire depart:
5ment circles. He leaves a widow, one
daughter and two sons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
Successful ,ro,ynship schooI.

special to Times-Republican
Buffalo Center, Sept. 4.-Buffalo Cen
ter schools opened Monday morning
with a much larger attendance than
last year. .lecessitating the employ
ment Of an extra teacher, the seating
of another room, the last held in re-
serve, and the employment of two ex-
ira hack drivers. 1t is to be remem-
bered that we have here the so-much-
italked-of Buffalo Center system of
schools, where all school children in the
township are hauled to one central
school in town. To say that the system
is q success does not half express it,
We look for Very successful year un-
der the superintendency of Professor c.
j. Johnson and his able corps of teach
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
Maple Valley Fair.

Special TO Times-R Republican.
Mapleton, Sept 4.-The Maple Valley
fair opens today. The management
promises to make II the best fair ever
held in Napoleon. The Fourth regiment
band OF Sioux City furnishes the music.
Some good races are expected. If the
weather continues good the fair will be
a great success
The Quickest Cure for Dysentery.
Il have had occasion to test the merits
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy in bad case Of
4dysentery. which was speedily relieved
and permanently cured by one half the
contents OF . small bottle 5of that rem
.edy. It 10 the quickest remedy known to
mel. r. Ables. Ponchat,,uia. La. For
ssle by Druggists
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
AMEs CLEANS HOUSE.

The Town Placed on a High Level
Morally.
Special to Times Republican.
Ames, Sept. 4.-The town of Ames has
apparently undergone moral regener-
alton during the past few weeks, which
found its' completion last Saturday
night in q raid on an alleged bawdy
house. A committee of citizens and Of
ficers making the raid found a number
of inmates. ID. jackson and his Wife
Gertie Jackson. were yesterday bound
over to the grand jury on the charge of
keeping house of i'll anne. A couple of
the inmates We're fined and sent out OF
town, 1t is believed this completes tha
cleaning out process started a few
weeks ago when the raid wac made on
the bootleggers. The town is now
thought to be thoroughly rid of these
moral cess pools, and the citizens are de-
termined to keep them out.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04

Working on Robson Murder Case
Sioux City. Sept 4.-Chief Of Police
James Nolan, who has returned from
st. Louis, where Frank PeNton cons
fessed to him that he helped kill John
Il. Robson in this city on the night of
December 20, 1899, is industriously
working upon the case, running down
Peyton's story TO see If it is true. The
officers are looking for Jack Mason. the
man whom Peyton duplicates. Peyton
said he hid a revolver under the Fourth
street bridge over Perry creek the
night Of the murder. but the officers
have been unable to unearth the gun
in spite of a thorough search.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-09-04
sues Her Father for Wages.

& Sioux City, Sept. 4.-Patrick O'Con-l
nor, who lives in Dakota City, Neb.,
across the Missouri from Sioux City,
has been sued for $1,000 by his daughter,
Mrs. John Sullivan. who claims that
amount due her for Keeping house for
her father for twenty years. The trou-
BILE between the father and daughter
began when the daughter married John
Sullivan, to whom O'Connor had OBJ
jections. He refused toilet them live on
his farm and they are now living at
Nacora, Neb O'Connor is said to have
a good deal of money The daughter
asks for remuneration for her services
as housskseper ever since she was IS
years of age.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-01
Skazany.

Andrzej Kaja zostaf wczoraj
przez jury sedziego Bakera uznany
winnym rabunku i skazany ma
wiezienie karneo terminie nieo-
znaczonym, Sedzia jeszcze powie-
dziaf, re osobiscie widziec sic be-
dzie zarzadca wiezienia prosic
go bedzie, ably Kaja poni6sf kare
stosowna.
Pred kilku miesiacami Kajs
znalazf klucz ma chodniku W pobli-
zu domu pm. 685 W. II str. Do
wiedziaf sic, ze klucz ten nalezy do
pani Tomaszowej Slezihskiej,
mieszkajacej " tym1e domu. Ma,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-01
Rome wiadon1osca
telegraficzne.

Z Melbourne W Australia wy.
ruszyf do Chin oddziaf marynarki,
ktory pred miesiacem ofarowaf
Anglii swe usfugi.
= Rzymska rada miejska wnio-
sla prosbe do rzadu wfoskiego, by
zwfoki Humberta z}ozono W Pan.
teonie W Rzymie, celem zrobienia
demonstracyi antypapieskiej.
= W Anglii i W Niemczech
dworska zafoba z powodu Smierci
kr6la Humberta trwac bedzie do
% Sierpnia.
= Ksiaze jerry II re Sachsen
Meiningen kazaf wypiacic ochotni-
kom 2 pufku turyngskiego piecho-
ty, udajacym sic do Chin, z pry-
watnej swej szkatufy po 100 marek
kazdemu podofcerowi po 30 ma
rex kazdemu muszkieterowi.
W Kolonii grad olbrzymie
zrobit szkody; kilka osob zosta}o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-01

- Skarbnik miejski Ortseifen
kazaf wczoraj powyplacae pensye.'
azeby splatac figla lichwiarzom po.
zyczajacym pieniadze urzednikom
ma ich pensye piatne 1go kazdego
miesiaca. Wczoraj aresztowac tych
pensyj ME mogli.
DO tutejszego biura rekruta-
cyjnego marynarki nadszedf roz-,
kaz, by wszystkich rekrut6w tu
zwerbowanych wysy}ac ma okret
Vermont stojacy przy New Yorku.
ia jakich 10 dni okofo 30 rekru-
tow odejdzie do New Yorku.
DIVA bataliony 2 j 5 puiku
wybiora sic do Filipin okoio polo
wy Sierpnia. 5 pufk stoi W Fort
Sheridan, a 2 puik W Fort Thomas,
Ky.
= Zafogi stacyi ratunkowej
zwiazkowej W Evanston wczoraj W
obec 500 widow robi}y zajmujace
cwiczenia.
= Ma szynach kolei Baltimore
& Ohio ma 90 ul. W South Chicago,
znaleziono wczoraj strasznie po-
szarpane zwfoki nieznajomego mez-
czyzny, prawdopodobnie wf6czegi.
- Wlosi tutejsi zamierzaja urza-
dzic wielkie zgromadzenie W Audi
torium lub Central Music Hall,
azeby przyjao wsp6lne rezolucye
zafobne z powodu zamordowania
krola Humberta.
- Il letni Frank Kaborak To-
sta} wczoraj rano ma 80 ulicy "
South Chicago przejechany i oba-
lony przez wagon kolei elektrycz'
nei linii Calumet. Jest mocno po.
kaleczony, szczeg6lniej W glove i
ma zfamana lewa noge. Znajduje
sic W mieszkaniu rodzicow pnS322
Saginaw ave.
= 10 letni Louis Rasmussen,
zam. pm. 1899 N. Clark str, utonaf
wczoraj kapiac sic W jeziorze koio
Montrose Boulevard.
Tony Rose, zam. pm. l29 E-
wing str, umarf wczoraj " szpitalu
powiatowym W skutek udaru sio.
necznego.
Zamiast dotychczasowych
osmiu, ma przyszfosc bedzie ID dy-
strykt6w szkolnych i tylu& supe.
rintendent6w, kt6rzy zostana "a
mianowani we Wrzesniu. Do ka-
zdego dystryktu nalezeS bedzis
1917 szk6f.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-01
Mai pech.

Niejaki VIM. Coleman, urzadzi-
wszy wczoraj nocna wyprawe, miaf
stanowczy pech. zakradf sic mai
prod do mieszkania pani Katie
Gurby pm. Its LIE Moyne str, ze-
braf tam rome kosztownosci war
tosci $500 j chciaf sic wymknac ci-
chaczem, kiedy przypadkowo oba-
lii krzesio. Pani Gurby przebu-
dzifa sic, wyjefa pod poduszki re-
wolwer strzelifa. Coleman zabraf
zawiniatko skradzionymi przed-
miotami, wyskoczyf oknem zaczaf
uciekac, ale widzac, re Mkt go ME
sciga, postanowif jeszcze W sasiedz.
twie pr6bowac szczescia, Wszed} ma
dziedziniec sasiada pani Gurby.
niejakiego Harry Keats, otworzyf
okno, wrzucif do wnetrza zawinia-
tko chciaf wejsc wfasnie do mie-
szkania, gdy Keats, kt6ry czatowai,
obudzony wystrzafem pani Gurby,
rowniez strzelif do niego. Coleman
pozostawiwszy zawiniatko W domu
Keatsa, dalej zaczaf uciekac i jesz-
cze raz chciaf spr6bowac szczescia
W mieszkaniu Bodaka pm. 80 LIE
Moyne str. Ale Bodak, rowniez
obudzony, juz ma niego czekaf j
rzucif sic ku MENU, kiedy sic po-
jawif. Coleman uciekaf dalej, q
Bodak go scigaf dopedzif ma ro-
gu North ave. Tymczasem mad.
biegf i Keats. Coleman wyrwaf
sic obydwom rqk i pedzif utica, a
widzac, re tymczasem mnostwo lu-
dzi pobudzonych sciga go, wpadf
do piwnicy pr6znego domu pm. 105
lie Moyne str, gdzie go oblezono.
Kazano mu wyjsc, a kiedy ME u
sfuchaf, nagromadzono do tylnych
drzwi siano drzewo, azeby je pod
palic i wypfoszyc dymem zfodzieja.
Coleman wyskoczyf oknem, przebif
sic przez iancuch oczekujacych go.
przesladowc6w pedzii ulica p6ki
potknawszy sic. ME upadi. Wtedy
rzucono sic ku MENU / obito 60
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-01

zabitych przez piorun, kilkanascie
mocno pokaleczonych, a wielkie
obory bydfa zostafy poburzone.
= w Hagen W pruskim obwo-
die Arnsberg, W czasie eksplozyi
W kopalni wegla, "a g6rnik6w 20
stafo mocno pokaleczonych.
= Telegram kondolencyjny z
powodu zamordowania kr6la Hum
berta nadesfaf take Ii Hung
Czang. .
W Milwaukee, Wis. odbyfa
sic wczoraj konwencya stowarzy-
szenia Commercial Law League.
= Gubernator Beckham z Ken
lucky zwoia nadzwyczajnq sesya
legislatury pomiedzy Is Sierpnia
l Wrze snia celem poprawienia u
stawy wyborczej Goebla.
- W skutek eksplozyi kotfa pa
rowego W mi6carni ma farmie ia
coba Simpsona, 9 mil ma pofudnie
cd Pana, ILL.,, zostali Charles Simp-
son Marion Sylvester ,zabici, a 3
nne osoby pokaleczone.
= Znany gimnastyk John Q.
Meyers przepfynaf przestrzen po-
miedzy Alton, ILL.,, st. Louis. wy
noszaca 27 mil, W 6 godzinach.
Me byf zanadto zmeczony, gdy
przybyf do kresu podrozy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-01
Aforyzmy Doswiadczy1skieg0

Usta koralowe niczem sie ME r6fnia cd
raf koralowych, bo tax samo rozbijaja
sic ME czesto najsilniejszs.... charak-
terry.
jake piekna jest etymologia wyrazu
.,niewiasta!" Ma to oznaczac kobiete, ME
swiadoms wszystkiego; co brudne, podfe
nikczemne.
Pisz, co myslisz, napisawszy, wrzuc
do kosza; NOW, CO myslisz, ale pr'y
pierwszym wyrazie ukas sic W 3szyk;
mysl, co my slisz, lie ci sie zywnie podo-
bna - belziesa ayi szczssliwle ma lwie-
Gle.
Bogatego zadowolnit trudno, ubogiego
,atwo - oto poglsdowe ,przedstawienie
poJet ,,duzo"i umsio".
ss ludzic, ktorzy zawdzieczsja swemu
ojcu pieniadae, pieniadzom = Zone, To-
ME - uraad, urzedowi = powszechne
powazsnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-01

niemifosiernie; ma szczeScie jegt
pojawili sic policyanci, kt6rzy re.
wolwerami obroniwszy go pred
gniewem scigajacych, zawiedli go
ma stacya Tam powiedziaf inspe-
ktorowf Kalasowi, re nazywa sig
VIM. Coleman, ale policya twier-
dzi, re jego nazwisko wfasciwe jest,
Harry Howard re jest on znanym
jej rabusiem.
Niebezpieczne mfejsce.
W wielkim dole napefnionym
woda ma rogu 40 ulicy Leavitt
str, utonaf wczoraj 14letni Frank
Leach, kt6rego rodzice mieszkaja
pm. .2l4, % place. Jest to W pre-
-ciagu miesiaca plata ofiara zdradli-
wego tego miejsca. D. Ego Lipca
utonaf tam 26letni listonosz Walter
Lehman; Ago Lipca 23letni Jan
Rimpkus; takze Ago Lipca 28letni
John Ring, a 11go Lipca 48lstni
Thomas Travers.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-01
,.CzfOwiek z motyka"

,Cfowiekiem motyka" nazywa-
ia zartobliwie teraz aldermana de-
mokratycznego z "a wardy, Johna
Minwegen. Otrzymaf zas ten przy-
domek dlatego, re po obftym desz-
czu ubieglego tygodnia wziaf mo-
tyke i sam oczyscif wszystkie "a
nieczyszczone scieki W swej war
dzie. Cd chwili, kiedy aid. Minwe-
gen zostaf obrany, bezustannie byf
czynnym we wardzie badaniem
chodnik6w j bruku i czesto sam ma
prawiaf drogi, kt6re W zlym byfy
stanie. Twierdzi on, il ma to zostaf
aldermanem, azeby porzadku pill
nowaf we wardzie i gdzie moze,
tam sam porzqdek zaprowadza, co
dla niego jest przyjemna rozrywka
lepsza cd wakacyjnej wycieczki
poza miasto. Przydomek, jaki mu
dano, jest ola niego zaszczytem,
chociaz pr6ba jego, by ten przy-
kfad podziafat takze ma wielu jego
koleg6w, z pewnoscia jest tylko
porywaniem sic = W motyka ma
sfonce."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-08-01

stepnej nocy Kaja zakradf sic do
domu znalazf ukryte W piecu
oszczednosci pani Slazinskiej W
sumie okofo $500. zabrafije, Kill
ka miesiecy prowadzif zycie weso-
le, a W koncu kiedy go aresztowa-
no, utrzymywaf, re jest niewinnym.
Ale dowody jego why byfy ,jasne,
a nadto okazafo sic, re miaf on "a
miar okrasc pania Slazinska, MIN
ieszcze klucz znalazf.