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The age-herald., 1900-03-22
Placed in a Voting Truss

Chicago, March N.-The Tribune tomor- row will say:
 ''Tyhe stock of the Kansas City and South ern railroad, the reorganized Gulf proper ty, will be placed in voting trust com posed of the largest interests in the road Both the common and the preferred stock will be held in the trust It will be com posed of John W. Gates, James Stillman John Lambert, Louis Fitzgerald, Herman Scieleken, William Edenborn and Samuel IF. Shfpley According to the present plan the new company will issue $300O0,O 900 first mortgage hfty-year per cent. gold bearing bonds. The capital stock to be issued will aggregate S51 ,0O0000. Of this amount S2l,- .00e.G0O will be per cent. non-cumulative preferred, and $S0000,0O0 common. The fix ed charges of the new company will be $IS5,92S, which is one-half of the fixed charges of the old Kansas City. Pittsburg and Gulf road.
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
LOOKS LIKE WORK
 OF PROFESSIONALS
PoStOffiCeS at WoodlaWn and
 AvondaIe BurgIarized
THE SAFES WERE CRACKED
Entrance in Both Cases Effected By Frying Open Windows-C siderable Cash Secured by
 the Robbsrs-No Clue

The pesto1ices at Woodlawn and Avon dale were burglarized early yesterday mora ing and between $3G0 and $i00 taken from the safes.
 Entrance to the Woodiawn postoffice building was made through window which was pryed open. After getting in- side the lbuildirg the burglars drilled into the safe lock and applied explosive which blew open the safe The postmaster stated yesterday that he had left about $3OO in cash in the safe Monday might and uafs, together with a let of stamps, was taken by the burglars.
 At AVondale the burglars entered the building through a door, vGieh was also pryed open. Here the same method pur- sued at WCedlawn was Followed The burglars dGd not fare so well at Avondaie, however, as the amount of nJoney in the safe was not more than S100, according to the postmaster. It is stated that stamps to the amount of about $10O were taken from the safe.
 The robDerfes were reported to the off, cers yesterday, but no clue as to the identity of the cnaeksmen could be secured. It lis thought the work was done by pro- fessionals.
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
WAR NEWS AGAIN
 CROWS SCARCE
Several TeIegramS Pass Between
 Kruger and Salisbury
THE SITUATION UNCHANGED
Reported That Transvaal Free State Will Form Amalgamation With Kra- ger President and Steyn
 Head of the Army.

London, March 22 4:12 a. m.-Seyerai tele- grams have passed between President Kru- ger and the British government. in addition to the Salisbury Kruger correspondence all ready published. The foreign office received a dispatch from Pretoria yesterday. The contents of these communications cannot yet be obtained.
 So far as the military situation Is con- cerned, there is practically no change Lord Roberts is quietly making preparations for the next move. As necessary to begin ming, Generals Gatacre and Brabant are swiftly moving from point to point in the southern districts of the Free State, dis persing or accepting the surrender of any remaining Boers. thus ensuring the safety of Lord Roberts communications before starting towards Pretoria. correspondent of the Daily News at springfontein, describing these movements, says:
 General Gatacre is sweeping through the country like a cyclone with flying columns in all directions. His swiftness and strategy have proved of inestimabe value to Lord Roberts,
 The rebuilding of the railroad bridge at Norvalspont will occupy two months. The temporary bridge will be completed in about ten days. Meanwhile supplies are trans ported by an aenal tramway across the gap. These works necessarily delay the supplies for the advance.
 Lord Methuen's movements north of Kim berley are believed to be a prelude to the gathering of a column of 900 men, with Kimberley as a base, to strike eastward from Fourteen Streams into the TransVaal The long and anXiously awaited news of the relief of Mafeking has not yet been re- ceived. MT. Schrener, the Cape premier, has granted the request of the mayor of Capetown that public holiday be pro- claimed throughout the colony on the re- lief of Mafeking.
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
AMERICAN GIRL" CAST
The Gold Statue to be Exhibited at the
 Paris Exposition

New York, March 2l.-The gold statue of the "American girl" which is to be exhibited at the Paris exposition, was suc- cessfully cast today.
 Miss Maud Adams, the actress, was the model and Mrs. Bessie Potter Vonnah was the sculptor The statue mounted on its base will be six feet in height, the figure being of Miss Adams own height. It weighs 712 pounds,- and the bullion used is valued at s1S7OOO. Miss Adams gown is of the simplest sort. It is a summer dress of chiffon, lace ruffles extend its length and gathered at the waist they give a kind of blouse effect at the bosom. The sleeves are tight from shoulder to wrist. The arms drcp to full length on both sides. The hair waves back from the forehead and is parted slightly to the left. The pose is that of taking step forward, denoting progress
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
BEVERIDGE WILL WAIT
Won't Make His Speech fer Free Trade
 Just Yet

Washington, March 2L-The Post toinor- row will say:
 "On account of earnest efforts being made by republican senators to reach an agreement on Porto Rico which all seha- tors can consistently support Senator Bev- eridge will not for the present urge his amendment for free trade with that island, but will postpone S1s speech until such agreement as the republican senators are able to make is reported. The senator de- sires it understood that he has not aoan- doned his position, and that he will vote to sustain the principle enunciatcd in the presidents message"
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
AMALGAMATION.
Free State and Transvaal May Become
 One Country.

London, March 21.-The correspondent of the Times at Lourenzo Marquez telegraph ed today as follows: 'dt is reported from Pretoria that a scheme has been arranged for the amalgamation of the Transvaal and the Free State. Kruger will become presi- dent of the federated states, and Steyn commandant-genera of the Boer army The flag will be the same as that of the Transvaal, with additional orange color Although this story is not confirmed. it is not improbable. It Is a notorious fact that General Joubert has lost the confidence of the burghers simply because from the first he refused to shut his eyes to the inevita- ble result of the war. With all the burgh- CTS in the field it might not be difficult to secure a formal endorsement of this ru- mored scheme"
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
CULTURED AUDIENCE
 GREETED MRS. GIELOW
Charming Entertainment at Seals Hall for Benefit of Boys Industrial School
 The Programme

Mrs Gietow O native of Alabama, but for many years a resident of New York, gave a dramatic recital at Seals hall last night under the auspices of the clubs of Birmingham and vicinity for tfle benefit of the Boys Industrial school. It was a cul- tured audience that greeted her, many prominent men and women being present
 Mrs. GGelow was introduced by Rufus N Rhodes, who made a very fe.icitous speech The distinguished entertainer was greeted with great cordiality, and her refinement, her sweet voice and her grace of manner fasl5lnated the entire audience.
 Mrs. Gielow's recibations were with one exception, from her own writings, Nam mys Reminiacences,' and from the 6egin- ming to the end of the programme she held the synlpa thetc attention of her hearers There were tears and laughter by turn. The delneations were aM true to nature pathos ard humor being charmingly blended.
 "A Visit To Mammy's Cabin,' the seleIc- tion with which she opened her programme, was as fine a dialect piece as had been heard thsre in many day; and How Honey Got Lost,' Looking for Marse Willie," 1.-The Pianer Juett," Evening On the Plantation ''Aunt Mandy's Opinion Of Hfgiher Education In the South," were rare gems.
 During the intermission Miss Goekel played a piano solo, and Mrs. R. D. John ston introduced by MT. Rhodes, made a few earnest remaril1s on>the need of a re- foTmatory, and in eloquent words sine aroused the interest of the audience in the Finilanthroplc enterprise wllich is now en- gazing the attention of the clubs.
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
Spencer Wilkinson

London, March 22-Spencer Wilkinson in the Morning Post, offers the following sug- gestion:
 Tt may be part of the plan of Lord Roberts to make a raid with the force Lord Kitchener is collecting at Prieska through the country beyond the Vaal river where many Boer parties are scattered, and to recover Kuruman from the Boers. Such a raid might be an effective means of help- ing Colonel Baden-Powell at Mafeking."
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
No More for hree Wee.s

London, March 22.-The Capetown corre- spondent of the Daily Mail telesranhins Tuesday, March 20. says:
 T have just arrived from Bloemfontein. where l learned that no further movement Is probable for three weeks, as negotia tions are proceeding. failed to ascertain the nature oI the negotiations, or whether Sir Alfred Miners departure from Canetown Is connected with them but I should moi be surprised if the war collapsed quickN.'
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
Every Precaution Taken

San Francisco, Cal. March N.-Althourh there has been no authentic case of plague discovered in San Francisco. the municipal department is taking every precaution to guard against its introduction to the city, and today a large force of men was sent to work to hunt out disease-breeding places and having them cleaned. Three deaths among Chinese are being investigated but so far nothing has developed to lead to the belief that the deceased men died from black fever.
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILL DREN WHILE TEETHING. with PER FECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD. SoFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS all PA IN; CURE WIND COLIC, and is the best rem. edy for DIARRHOEA- Sold by druggists In every part of the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind Twenty-Five cents a bottle
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
New Government at BIoemfontein

London, March 2.-A Daily Chronicle correspondent at BloemIfontein, telegraph ang Tuesday, March 2O says
 'fhe civil government has been re,oroa,- azea' NIT. J. A. Collins, under secretary of the interior, in instructions to the exee- tlVe cabinet, has been appointed landrost Steyn IS regarded as guilty of fatudty, but not uhIluenced by nepotism. He was all ways hrueeT's tool. It has been rumored tnat he has reaped financial benefit from thls connection, but the report is not sub Stantiated"
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
Republican Delegates

Little Rock, Ark, March 2.-The Second district republicans at Hot Springs elected c. D. Greaves of Hot Springs, and O. M Spellman of Pine Bluff as delegates and in- structed for President Mckinley. In the Sixth district j. M. McClintock of Devalls Bluff, and Gs w. Chase of Morning Star. were chosen delegates and instructed for President Mckinley.
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
Olson Won from Roeher

Bulletin, N. Y, March 21.-Beck Olsen of Copenhagen won from Ernest Roeber in the heavyweight championship wrestling match tonight. Each man got fall, but Roeber was unable to come to time at the end of the second bout.
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
Treatment of Prisoners

London. March 22-Winston Churchill, in dispatch from Pietermarltzburg, says
 q think 1t may be certain that the Trans vaar would immediately comply if Great Britain were to demand equally fair treat unent for all prisoners by a threat of re- prisals on Transvaal prisoners"
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
Fighting VIII be Desperate

London, March 2.-A dispatch to the Daily Mail from Pretoria, dated Monday, March 19, says:
 President Kruger returned from Kroon- stadt yesterday. He says thS fight in the Free State will be desperate. I am in- formed that the Transvaal government has taken no resolution to destroy mines or property as a last resort"
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
MURDERED BY A
 FELLOW CONVICT
Frank Washburn Stabbed to Death by Joe Phillips
BOTH FROM DALLAS COUNTY
Exciting Incident With Lonzo Williams Another Murderer Who Tried to Escape-Made Dash for Lih-
 erty from Ensley Gar

Frank Washburn, convict at Coalburg prison, was killed by Joe Bishop, a fellow convict, Tuesday night. According to Bish- ops statement, Washburn had been taking coal from his helper, and when he went to him about 1t Washburn attempted to strike him with a pick. That was several days ago. Tuesday night the quarrel between them was renewed. and Bishop stabbed washburn with case knife which he had sharpened, the wound proving fatal
 Bishop was brought to the city yesterday and placed in the county jail, where he will be held to await trial on the charge of mur- der. He was sent up from Dallas county some time ago to serve a life sentence for murder. Washburn was also from Dallas county. and was serving a twenty years sentence.
 An Exciting Incident
 Lonzo Williams, who killed fellow con- vict in the mines at Pratt City on Monday, was brought to the city and lodged in the county jail after an exciting incident.
 Some time ago Williams, who is very dangerous negro, killed a fellow convict in Coalburg prison. He was tried on the charge of murder in the criminal court of this county and was given a life sentence. and was transferred to Pratt Mines. On Monday he quarreled with his partner over a car of coal and struck him down with his pick. He then drove the pick through the prostrate form of the negro. and re- peated 1t three times, producing instant death.
 warrant was sworn out, and on order OF the penitentiary authorities he was or dered removed to the county jail
 Yesterday Special Agent John Hanby of the Tennessee company, started to town with the prisoner, boarding a crowded Ems ley car. When the car reached the round house some one crowded between the off cer and the prisoner, who, taking advant- age of the opportunity made a break for liberty. The officer followed close behind, called to the negro to halt, but his words were unheeded. Officer Hanby then fired his pistol aim low, in order to frghten the negro, but this only caused him to quicken his pace, and seeing that the negro would escape, Hanby fired the second time, strik- ing the negro glance shot on the leg This failed to bring him to a stop but third shot which made a flesh wound in his side, brought him to the ground.
 The murderer was again taken in charge and landed safely Sn the county jail where County PhysiciaE Heacock attended him, pronouncing his wounds not dangerous.
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
Hara Remnvsd pocu,nants.

London, March 22.-The Capetown core spondent of the Morning Post says:
 "On the best authority learn that the real objective of the Fischer-W olmarans deputation Is Russia. I also hear that they have taken away all the secret incri1ninat- ing documents from Pretoria, thus making it difficult to impliea,te Steyn and the Bond ttes.'
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
Louisiana ElectsJudre

New Orleans, La., March H.-The repub- liean convention Of the Second congress sional district tonight elected Major G. w. Gibson and Atick Paul as delegates to the Philadelphia conyention.
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
Jacnb riiiard ISankrunt

New York, March 21-Jacob Lorlard formerly brick manufacturer, has filed petition in bankruptcy. Liabilities, sS67 ,327; assets, $500. The largest creditor is Pierre Lorillard S205, ,gO0.
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
The Phil delpnia at Acapulco

Washington, March 21.-The flagship Philadelphia, with Admiral Kautz aboard, has arrived at Acapulco on her way to the istnmus to look after American interests in the neighborhood of Corinto, Nicaragua.
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
Stops the Cough

Laxative omo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No Cure No Pay. Price 25, cents.
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
AUCTION SALE.

Attend Chamblee Bros.' auc- tion sale next Saturday. Pri- vate sale going on now at great sacrifices.
The age-herald., 1900-03-22

Two good rooms with board; would like to fill at once. Ap- ply Mrs. M. G. CraW te 4 Fifth avenue.
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
The Arlington; thu ss

Gelder's restaura qpan all a1ohf.
The age-herald., 1900-03-22
Gelder's restaurant open all
Arlington Hotel; that's all.

night.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20
) Osoby tn wymienione i tysace innych zosta4y wyleczone przez
} . Ora Hama poecaja go jake uczciwego i u%miejetnego lekarza:

Simon Teepoo, Mashapaug, Conn.
John ThOrman, Rice, Ill.
Joe Lukes, Gilberton, Pa.
Johan Hovan, Elmora, Pa.
BENZ. Marszyk, Youngstown, o.
Frank hukaszewicz, Buffalo, N. 7.
Walenty Jakobowski, Pittsburg, Pr
Jak6b Skiba, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
Wine. Martin, Edw8rdsdale, Pa.
Andy Deminkes, Braddock, Pa.
Andr. :Velebir, Belt, Mont.
J6zef Hazner, Simpson, Pa.
J6zef Rybczynski, Waterbury, Com
Andrzej KowalsH, Plymouth, Pa.
T. Keller, Berlin, Wis.
Stan. Matuszak. Green Ridge, Ill.
s. Miller, New York, n. Y:
Henry Neuman, White Pigeon, III.
Mateusz Nowakowski, LaSalle, III.
A. Czyzeweki, Troy, n. Y.
hukasz Pociocha, Meaekaunee, Wis
Adam Dudek, StahEood. Mich.
J6zei Uhrin, Elmora, Pa. Camb. &C
Wawrzyn MatuSzak, Buffalo, N. Y.
Jan Jusewicz, Southport, Conn.
Andrew KBper, Buffalo, n. Y.
Neuman, WlliteI'igeon WhiteSideIl]
Observation-Disclosures, Webster. Iass
<. Mandziorolzy, Mahanoy City, Pa
Krystyna Binchier, Bar.,,sboro, Pa.
NJ. Berdenski, Buffalo, n. Y.
Frank Krause, Syracuse, n. Y.
MARGIN Kamienski, Glasgow, Mont.
J6zef Nowicki, Mount Carmel, Pa.
J6zef Mardao, Granville, Mass.
Ma}olepszy, I lcveland, Ohio.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20
SLASH.

KATOWICE.- Przedsieblorca
budowl, L., ozlowiez zamoznY,
wysla} syn6w ma nauke do szkoiy
oic6w Jezuit6w W ChYrowle "
Galioyi. Me podobalo sig to panu
burmlstrzowi i wyrobl{ u w}adzy
nakxz ola pana L: odebrania sy-
now z tego zak4adu pod kara p}a-
oenla dz,ennie IS marek, dop6k,
synow'e ME powr6ca. Pan L. otu~
IRONY tvm zakazeln sprzeci wlaj2-
Gym SIG konstytucYa prawom
n1ezalezuego obywatela, wyprze-
da{ wszelkie nleruchomo5cl i prze.'
n:6sl sic do Krakowa. Kase m,ej-
ska W ten spos3b utraci}a przess}o
5000 marek podatku, kt6ry pan l..
opiacaf. Dixie easy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20

1Egnacy G0lebowe6, Florida, N. =.
lAnna Mruk, Chicopee Falls, Mass.
MaciejC iesielsk, ChicopeeFall Mass
Ia. Domrzalski, Long l. City, NY.
Frank. RoA, coplay, Pa. a
Jan W6jcfk, Manayunk, Pa.
Stanis&aw Mosiniak, Washburn, Wis
Ruttersberger, New Kensington, Pa
Frank Wisniewski, Pittsburg, Pa.
F.. Vaughan. Toledo, o.
y. Rozanowski, Detroit, Mich.
Michaf Bartkowiak, SouthBend, Ind
Jan Petras, Raritan, n. j.
Andrzej Santa, Glen Jeane, W. Va.
Fred Koz1iak, Cheboygan, Mich.
Wojciech Przybylski, Lorain, Ohio.
Matchrzycki, Buffalo, N. Y.
L. LeHandowski, Bloomfield, NJ
Graikowski, Vodnany, So. OAK.
Jan Bednarek, Depew, n. Y.
Konstanty Jabfonsk, Athens, Pa.
Koriba;,Ashley, Pa
Tom Andrews, Brockton, Mass.
"A. Winkler, Depew, n. Y.
M PoniatowsH, Di1lonvalle, Ohio.
Fran. Kozicki, Gast0nville, Pa.
Jan Barlik, Manayunk, Pa.
Webster, Rilay, Ne.
John Buresk, Green Bay, Wis.
iva. Glinski, Chicopee, Mass.
Kacwinski, So. Chicago.
John SZymanski, New York, n. 7.
Kabot, Keeneen, Wis.
Zofa Brenza, Congo.
Win. Pirnat, Castle Gate, Utah.
III. Slauty. Castle Gate, Utah.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20
Wielki matatek.

Gdyby p,en'adze. kt6re ludzie
n,epotrzebnie wsdaj9 c]orocznie ,
by}y oszczedzone, stanoviiy by one
wielkl majateky Dobrze sic namys''
Gle, zapim wydacie vase picnic"
DE, i przekonajcie sig wpierw 0
wartosci art5 kuAu, jaki kupujec1e.
" tym w'gledz,e p1szs Jan Mar
lock z Haug, Wis. Office trwonit
plen:adze, szukaiac leka'stws ma
swa chorobe, ME doznajac zadne-
go pc~lepszenla, az spr6bowa}
,,Severy B.lsamu ma pluoA". Pc
wiada on:-Kosztowa}o MIKE bar
do ma{o, a wyleczy} mnie natYch-
mast. Jezell kiedykolwiek bede
potrzebowa} jakiego lekarstwa,
zawsxe udam SIG do Severy, gdlz
przexonanY jestem O dobrocl jego
lekarstw. SeverY balsam ns p}uca
kosztu]e tylko 25 lub SO Ct. bu-
telka, lecz skutkl, jake w~Ywoluje,
ga nieocenlone. Ma co trwonic pie
Made ma lekarstwa, kt6re mic nis
pomoga, skoro maiym kosstem
mozec,e naby6 lekarstwo ma kaszel
zaziei6ien1e, bole6ci v gardle i !cho~
re p&uca. Tenn lekarstwen jest
Severy balsam ma rluoa.~
Ma sprzedaz n aptekarzY lub
hardlarzv medeoynam,. Ze leka1~
stwo niesfa}szowane. MONA re-
csyd tYlko wtedY, Jeze|i ma etykle-
Gle sna]duje sic podobizua podpiau
W, F. severry 2 Cedar Rapids,
severy kalendars No rok
1901 MONA darmo dostac W ka:~
dej apiece.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20
Z. Poznadskiego.

SREM. Uczniom Polaxom "a
kazusa nawet prYwatnie uszyG sic
i kszta}cld W ]esyku ~oicz1stym. Co
q przewr6t W zasadach pedago-
eicznych. Re $remu pisza do
,,Pos. Ztg.%-Wv5szy n~auczyclel
PREY tutejszem gimnasyum, Fech.
ner, odkry} przYpadkiem pomiedzy
polsklmi uczniami tajpy zw,qzek ~
Podczas nauki bowlem odebra}
nizszemu sekundanerowi Domagal~
sklemu cvrkulstz, zapisany pol,
sk;em4 literami (eia NIT polnischen
Buchstaben besohriebenes Clrku-
lar). z tego powodu poddano scis-
lei rewisyi ks'4tki jego i ,nnych
polskich ucsn'ow, przyozeu sic
wykasa}o, ze nietylko pomiedzy
tutetszvmi polskimi gimnasyastaml,
lecz take pomiedzy uozn,ami WICK
ssej ozs6oi g%lmnazy6w " Kslestwie
istnieje zwiasek, mai9cY ma celu
ich ksstaloenie sig " literature
polskieJ, oras pieleRaowaole sple-
wa polskiego. Podobno ma wvraz-
ne kyczenie dyrektora Szia]i ma tn
prsybvd radzca szk6lnY dr.. Polite,
aby to sprawe dokladnie zbada6.
30
~INOWRoGhAW. Czarna ospa
szer,x.T sie v okolicy ooraz wlece].
w k,lku ok~olioznYo5 ws:ach, iak.
y sw'atkowie, s'e:cacb, Jnhcewie,
Janowicach sapadso Ds nia I lunar.
10 v,els osdb. sodarf powolan',a
padf-takte dokt6r Gstttewsli :
EE A&ttsESA .G4 E
Witkowa, k,6ry risY wvkony-
wau,u swych obowilsto, sarasi;
ole i l,ay nispsspitea1n'e, chory.
4Ro1S it Dni. %.
bm. poblo1 ll1 Sn =, probossos
Dississw koseisls parsfialn5mnl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-12-20

natora warssawekiego dnia e
C1erwoa 1873 =. 1.1C36 2 mnie-3
.manyoh oudach. q II. LudSikI
Krzesihdskl administrators rzymsko'
katolickiel parafi v Tavnog6rze
powiatu krAsnoslawekiego. e
zf0eran,e skladek ma ttcele pobo1ne
- bes p~ozwolenia wiadsy. 3 e.
Jdzef Szczuckl, administrator pa-
fl Samulki powiatu gostynskiego'
"a sbjeranie skladek na postaRie-
ME oitar,zla \ kosclele - bez POI
zwolenl. wladzy. 4) Ks. Antoni
Choclnski wikaryusz rzymsk' .ka"
to,,ckiej paraf, v Lutartowie, "a
dzia}snie ma sziode prawos}awla "
csasie pobYtu dawnego ma wlka-
ryac,e Skierbieszo~le pow zamo]~
sklego.
Znamiennym ]eszcze wyrok,
kt6rym p. J6zef G6-skt w1astlc1el
d6br Bablanki powiatu w4odaw.
skiego skazany zostat ne 100 rub]1
Eary "a przekroczenie rozporzadze-
MIA bf1ego komlte+u ola spraw
Kr6lestwa Polskiego o swlecen'u
SWAT prawoslawnych (prazdn'k6w.
Skazany. wedlug doncsu quberns-
tora siedleekiego. mia} nietylko
ME uwalniaG prawosfaw nVch robots
Liz6w " ich swieta cd robot U
siehle " polu, - ale zmusza{ lch
sam do tego!