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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18
Manx Men Are Idle.

Sault Ste Marie, Mich, Sept Is. ~
Pending the outcome OF the financial
difficulties in which the Consolidatsd
Lake Superior Company IL now involve
ed, President Shields issued orders 70
Temporarily close down AL operations
OF the company, except the street rail-
way systems on both sides Of tho river,
the ferry system and the Ta9ona Light
Power Company, Canadian 500 Tho
total number Of men thrown out e
work II $780,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18
FIRST FILIPINO SOLDIER.
Lieutenant Patajo Arrives at San Fran
cisco From Manila and Will Take
Military Course.

San FRANCISCO, Sept. 1S.-Second
Lieutenant Cnipsulo Patajo, of the Phil
ippine scouts, the first OF the natives
of Luzon to wear the uniform of the
United States army, arrived from Ma
Mia on the transport Sherman. First
as a spy, later as chief of detectives and
afterwards lieutenant of a company of
scouts Patajo gained considerable dis
tinction with the American forces dur
ing the Philippine campaign and final
~ on special recommendation of Lieu
tenant General Young he was recently
ordered to report TO Fort LeavemNorth.
Kansas, where he will take the military
course of the staff college.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18
MOB ATTACKS CHINESE.
One Beaten to Death and Number
Driven From Town.

Tonopah New, Sept. 1S.-A China
man was beaten by mob here yes
terday afternoon Twelve or fifteen
men invaded Chinatown and at the
point of guns compelled number OF
Cinnamon to leave town at once. Sew
eral who did not comply were badly
beaten, dragged to the outskirts Of the
town. and told to take the road 70 Soda
VILE.
Later on all but one returned to town
and notified the officers. They stated
that Ping Ling, a 73 year old man and
the proprietor Of washhouse. was one
Of the victims, and they believed he
Had perished on the road. Search
ing parties were sent out this morning.
and they found his horribly mutilated
body three miles west Of town.
The Cinnamon were also robbed OF
severa! hundred dollars before being
run out Of town Eighteen men. most :
ly cooks and walters, have been ar
rested and are now In jail. Among
the number is F. NJ Arandall, president
Of labor union.
A meeting of the citizens OF Tonopah
was held yesterday at which 1000 or
more persons were present. They
adopted resolutions denunciatory Of the
action of the mob.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18
Nethino New at Beirut,

Washington, Sept. 1s.-The following
was posted at the navy department
today: Admiral Cotton cables from
Beirut on the 18th that Beiru. is quiet.
Nothing of Importance has occurred
since Saturday. Some definite news
about the case of the vice consul Is ex
pected soon"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18

San Francisco Deputy United States
Marshal Gamble has confessed to COM
plicity in the fraud whereby old and
decrepit Cinnamon were substituted 70.
young men to be deported
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18
cuMMINs At MuscATlNE.
Reviews the Regiment Of |. N. q. in
Camp at That Place.

Special to Times-Republican.
Muscatine, Sept. 1s.-Governor Cum
Minis arrived at Muscatine at ] o'clock,
accompanied by Colonel II. B. Hedge.
Des Moines; and Colonel c. G. Sanders,
Council Bluffs. This afternoon he will
review the Fifty-fourth regiment,
which is in camp at this place and to-
night will be the guest Of honor at a
reception at the Commercial Club. and
later a ball The encamped company
will leave Muscatine tomorrow.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18
Il. D. WILSON DEAD.

Was Noted Newspaper Writer and Fers
msrly Editor Topss<a Capital
Topeka, Sept. 1s.-Harmon D. Wilson
aged 80. and one of the best known
newspaper writers in Kansas died at
his home In this city OF typhoid fever.
this morning. Wilson contracted the
disease while on an outing In Oklah0-
ma. For several years he was connec-5
ted with the Topeka Daily Capital He
leaves q wife and child.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18
LIGHTED FIRE N Hls SLEEP.
Explosion Resulting Caused Dsath
Tn.n 0aeaana

ExpIosion HoeulfIno Caussd Ueath 81
Two Persons.
st. Louis, Sept. 1S.-Mrs Mary =.
Jafln and her thirteen year -old daugh-
ter. Pearl, died today from burns Gauss
ed by lighted gasoline ana Harry. 10-s
syear-old son can not live. The boy has
been In the habit OF helping his motheJ
about the stove during the day. He Il
G. somnambulist and last might went
thru the operation OF turning on ana
hre resulted.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18
Enalish Golf PLAYER Beaten.

Manchester, Vermont, Sept. 1S.--In
an 1s-hole match play at EkwanoK golf
club here today E. NJ Byers of Pitts
burg, beat Norman S. Hunter. Eng
land, one up
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18

cided to order the arrest of four off I.
GERS of the Belgrade garrison.
1t was reported recently that the
Servian authorities had discovered Il
military conspiracy to avenge the mur-
ders of King Alexander and Queen
Draga
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18
landsdown to Remain.

London, Sept. 1s.-The Associated
Press is informed that Lord Lansdown
will remain secretary of foreign affairs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18

Yacht Red Dragon Reported Lost.
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. IA dis
patch to the nlariatime exchange from
Atlantic says the yacht Red Dragen.
with seven on board. was wrecked ard
an lost. L.i.--.s,......-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18
KING PETER ORDERS ARRESTS.
Four Officers of the Belgrade Garrison
to Be Apprehended.

Paris Sept 1s.A dispatch to the
Rappel from Belgrade says that at a
meeting Of the Servian cabinet, at
which King Peter presided, 1t was de-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18
TO MEET IN ElPAso.
Irrigation Congress Selects That Place
for 1904

Ogden, Sept, 1S.-At today's session
of the National Irrigation congress.
EIpaso was selected as the meeting
place for 1904.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18
T.-R BULLETIN.
NOTICEABLE NEWS OF TODAY
The Weather,

The Weather.
Sun rises Sept. 10. 5:44; sets, SOB.
For Iowa and Illinois-Fair and
warmer tonight and Saturday.
For South Dakota-Fair tonight and
Saturday; warmer tonight and in the
east and central Saturday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18
Chinese Minister Complains.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 1s.-The
Chinese minister called at the state
department yesterday and laid before
Acting Secretary Adee dispatch
which he had received from the Chi
rese consul general at San Francisco
detailing an attack made last night
on number Of Chinese at Tonopah.
New. The consul general reported that
the labor union OF that place drove
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18

suggested that by some strange rate
the families of all the superintendents
are strangely small, only one superin-
tendent or head of an institution nav
ing as many as two children. But IL
was also pointed out that in former
years some of the superintendent were
lavish in their entertainments at state
expense and gained great regulations
for being generous and good fellows.
The discussion rather ended In an
agreement on Judge Robinson's sug-
gestion that the ideal plan is for sep
arate cottage or residence for the su-
perintendents practically within the
Institution grounds and close enough so
that they can be reached in a minute.
Some Of the Improvements recon-
mended to the legislature may be along
this line.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18
Roosevelt at Oyster Ra,

Oyster. Bay. Sept. 1s-Rooseye1ts s
party arrived here on the naval yacht
Sylph at 1880.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18
Assassination Runor unoonfirlned.

Paris Sept. 1S.-The foreign office
has no intimation regarding the rum
ored assassination of the king OF Ser
via.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18

perintendents practically within the
institution grounds and close enough so
that they can be reached In minute.
Some Of the Improvements recon-
mended to the legislature may be along
this line.
Considerable interest ha zen mani
tested here in the new th y of Cap
tain Thrift, Of Dubuque, : : the men
and officers Of the Iowa N nal Guard
are entitled to pay from -e Uniteo
States while they are In state en-
campments the same as = IN they go
20 the encampments = are pro-
vided for by the war deps tent. Moth
ing is known as to the 3 its of this
contention at the Office Gle adjutant
general. The theory is %:
The state of Iowa receives out OF
the annual appropriation from the
general government about $2S,00O an
nually. This annual appropriation Is
now made available under the new law
to be used for the pay of state troops
for their annual encampments. It can
also be used for arming and equipping
tine guard, but as the government has
furnished arms and ammunition In ex-
change for their old arms and equip
ments, this fund could now be used for
the payment Of the troops at their
state camps without injury to the
service. 1t has been suggested that
this appropriation be allowed to accu-
mulate for the purpose of organizing
the two troops Of cavalry and two bat
teries OF artillery for the state at large.
The question u.s. would this be injustice
to the present state militia to take
what is due them as pay, to create new
organiza tons? 1t is quite evident that
the law intends that this annual APP
preparation shall be first available for
services rendered at their state en-
campments and should be SO used, and
any surplus remaining thereafter used
for the benefit of the present guard and
rot to enlarge the guard by new Or
ganizations at the expense Of the pres
ent guard"
The new military law has been
searched in vain for anything that will
warrant any such construction. 1t has
been stated in some of the papers TAX
ing this up that the war board has so
decided, but If so the military depart
ment of the state has not been in
formed. There is a specific provision
for paying the guardsmen who go into
camp with the regulars.
The state Of Iowa is getting along
now without an assistant attorney gem
eral The denouement came suddenly.
While Attorney General Mullan was
absent from -he state lis assista-t.
Charles A.-Van Week, resigned and
opened an Office in the city In connee-
ton with his work at the Highland
Park Law School. For several days the
law department of the state of Iowa
was in the hands Of two typewriter
girls, and they never reached a decis-
ion as to which one was attorney gen.
eral and which one assistant. Mr.. Null
Ian has been having some difficulty In
securing an assistant. The pay Is not
such that first class lawyer can at
ford to give 1t his time and attention.
Mr.. Van Week was fortunately situated
so that he could devote part OF his
time to the Office and the rest to law
lectures. The state will have to pay
more for an assistant attorney general
or run the risk of getting second-rate
law decisions.
Governor Cummins has gone to Mas
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-09-18

Governor Cummins has gone to Mas
catine to review the encampment Of
the Fifty-fourth regiment.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19

NEW YORK., DR.. A. Mel
den ofiarowa1 $4,000 nagro.
dy takiemu mezczyznie, kt6-
ry pozwoli ucia6 sobie ucho.
Zg}osi}o sic 800 kandydat6w,
lecz lekarz dokona sci5lej-
szego wyboru miedzy handy.
datami ,,uprzywilejowanymi"
Obciete ucho zostanie przy-
prawione osobie trzeciej, kt6-
"a straci}a przypadkiem te
ozdobe g}owy. Lekarz natnie
ma razie jedne, a W diva dni
druga polowe ucha. Obaj pa
cyenci beda przez diva tygo-
dnie lezeli razem W }6zku,
bez moznosci poruszanie glo-
wami. i
..H 49," 10. -~r-r
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19
WILKES BARRE, Pa

WILKES R Pa -
w przeszlym tygodniu Oddly
~ sic posiedzenia sadu arbi-
tracyjnego, kt6remu pre-
dloEono do rozpatrywania bar
.dzo wiele spraw, : tych jed
max tylko niektore zostaly q
latWione.
Postanowiono pociagnac do
odpowiedialno6ci to kompa-
MIC, kt6re ~pozwalaj4 swoim
kontraktowym gornikom ably
sa1ni wyplacaI1i| 10 podwyakIse
swym pornocnikom (lebrom)
'Wiadono 10 st6sownie Dc
wyfoku kornisyi arbitraoy-
nsi Nsslell Ike kie wgEplaty obowiaa..
ZANE @ same onapanie usku,'
tecznia6.S sprswi,e, satrajj y
Y Rad Ash Mine orx e n sad
arbitrsd inlser'wsnI ~
"a 5lllIlll D.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19

% trudno byIo dojrze6ich
twarzyD Do te chwil an1slal
siedd AMI nasza przesIaWnal
policya, niemogasznalesc sla-
|du zb6jc6W, Policyap rzypusz-
CA, ze to byi rabusie, czuja-
.cy Y Jarzynh DUO PICNIC
dry, DO diva dni przedtem a
.ko v dzieh wyplaty pc fabry
Ikach, ludzie zwykle placa v
skladach "a zywno6c brana
ma kredyt przez diva tygodnie,
vice zb6jcy spodziewai sic,
ze sic bardzo oblowia. re e
dnak s. p. A Jarzynka zape-
wne pr6boWal sic i'm oprzec,
przeto rozw6ciekleni zbrod-
MARIE zamordowai nieszcze-
snego!
s. p. a. Jarzynka liczyl o.
.kolo SO do 40 lat j pozosta-
viii sierotami kilkoro nielet-
mich dzieci i nieszczesliwa
wdoWe. Byl mi1egoi dowci-
pnego usposobienia, przeto
lubiany byl bardzo " sasiedz-
twie. Byl dobrym j uczciWym
czlowiekiem, dobrym pola-
klein i religijnym.
Oby Bog pocieszyl nieszcze-
Silva wdoWe j sieroty, a bic
dnej ofierze zb6j6W ohydnych
|oby dal Swiatlosc Wiekuista j
|wieczny odpoczynek!
Zb6jc6w zbrodniarzy ka-
rzaca reka sprawiedliwego
|Boga n~iezawodnie wkr6tce
dosiegnie i zawisna4 otrzyko-
vie ma szubienncy, na kt6ra
stokrotnie zasluzyi, zabIajac
.dobrego czlowieka i czyniac
lyle biednych ddeci sierotka-
mi! Bog ME rychlwy ale
~sprawiedliwy!,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19

BALTIMORE, 12go listo-
Kiedy uczennica
Lille Bengert Wraca1a re szko-
", napadlo ma MIA 20 kole-
zanek, majacych do niej zal,
ze poskarzyla sic na ME nau-
czycielowi. Podrapano jej
twarz paznokciami, WyryWa-
jej wlosy 2 glowy, podep-
tano jej ksiazki j kape1usz.
Lille schronila sic wreszcie
do sklepu, gdzie przybyla
jej ma pomoc policya, kt6ra
energiczne ~dziewczeta rope
dzi4a. Podobno aWanturnice
SO c6rkami zamoznych rodzi-
COW.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19

ERIE Pa, Try osoby 20.
staly zabite IA miejscu, dwie
zmarly kr6tko pc wypadku,
a. kilkana6cie jest pokaleczo.
wskutek spadniecia :
tor6w p}ytkiego wagonu ma
.ladowanego zwirem. Wypa.
dek ten mial miejsce ma ko-
lei elektrycznej Erie Ira
ction, W poblizu Cambridge
Spring, a spoWodowany 20
stat przez pekniecie hamulca.
Wagon ma kt6ry towarowy
.pociag wlecial byl przepe1nio-
ny pasazerami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19

r-Eg -,a --"zE4.I 1873 -&
CHICAGO Otto Young,
kapita1ista milJonowy, kupil
PREY Michigan ave-, HAWAI-
gruntu 400 stop szeroki j "a
placi} "a takowy $1.750,000
czyli przeszlo $3.175 "a jed
ma frontowa stope.
George Primin, ~ lat
LEGACY, popelnil samob6jstwo
przez zastrzelnie sic. Przy-
czyna samob6jstWa bylo zwat-
picnic spowodowane brakiem
piracy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19

BERLIN. Pred sa-
dem przysieglych toczy sic
process przeciwko hr. Wesier-
s~ko-Kwileckiej 2 Wr6blewa j
wsp6lnikom Q domniemywa-
ne p~odstaWienie dziecka. @
sprawie tel pisalismy juz.
Powiedzmy tylko, re hrabi-
ne obwiniaja, IL podstawi6
miala synka obcego j uzna6
go "a wlasnego, celem uzys-
kama dian praWa do die
dzictwa majoratu Wr6bleWa
Is tysiecy m6rg obszaru).
Hrabia Mieczys1aw Kwilecki
2 Oporowa i syn jego hrab.
Hektor 2 KwiEcza wystapili
jake oskarzyciele Q podsu-
niecie dziecka, re W razie
smierci hr. Wesiersko-Kwi
leckiego, ojciec, a pc MIN
syn, hr. Hektor, odziedziczy-
liby ten majorat. Process ten
~wywoluie take zaciekawienie
W swiecie, re do Berlina re-
daktorowie pism,zrozmaitych
KRAKOW sic zjezdzaja by 9 MIN
posylac wiadomosci do swych
gazet. Swiadk6w ze wszyst-
|kich klas spolecznYch powo-
1ano bardzo wielu. Process ten
potrwa bardzo dlugo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19
ZE sWIAI.Alll,.. 4,

#S&r&GSs
LIPsK. Ksiegarz Z. Jasi-
czak " GiWicach ~sproWadzil
Cd nakladcy KrzyzanoWskie'.-
go = KrakoWa ksiazeczi
1~Spiewnik polskie kt6re
prokuratorya pruska uwaza-
Ia, zdaje sic, "a wstrzasaja-
CO posadami pahstWa pruskie-
60 j ie skonfiskowala. Uznal
je tel sad "a godne konfiska-
ty. Sprawl przeszla instancye,
ostatecznie sad rzeszy obaGl
Wyrok i przekazal sadowi
miejscowemu rozsadzenie.
Sad uznalj "a kary godne j
nakaza1 zniszczenie Sprawl
poszIa zn6w przez instancye.
do sadu najwyzszegQ, a ten
ostatecznie spraWe te ubh,
n~akazaWszy farba drukarska
zamalowac strasziwe j rewo-
lucyjne piesni, a tax "ozdo-
bione1 zwr6cic wlascicielowi,
U mas " Poznaniu firmie
gsiegarskiej pana ChrzanoW-
skiego, przy ko5ciele 6w.
Marcina skonfiskowano 800
kart korespondencyjnych
Pisali6my Q tenn, nazwawszy
karty to "rewolucyjnemi, v
sensie ironicznym. Me zro-
zumiano tegoa wielu tch6-
rem podszytych, obawialo
sic je nabywac. NIGGA spokoj-
ME kupowac:: tn chodzilo tyl-
ko. 0 to, re nazwiska druka-
RIA ma Mich ME bylo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19
Pa w bona

SHAMOKIN, Pa. W kopal
nj Enterprise, " 8 szybie
wybuch} wczoraj polar z ME.
wiadomej przyczyny. Kopal-
MIA nalezy do Z. Cornell &
Co re Scranton, Pa. a pra-
cowalo W niej okolo 500 g6r-
nik6w i chlopc6w, kt6rzy o
becnie walcza z ogniem, sta
rajac sic takowy ugasi6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19
BERLIN. Pomiedzy Beri.

BERLIN. Pomiedzy Berli-
nom q Hamburgiem powstal
.projekt utworzenia szybko
kursujacych wagon6w elek-
trycznych. Wagony to kurso-
wac maja z szybko6cia 200
Ikilometr6w M god1ne. ivy
czajne pociagi chodza okolo6
kilometr6w ID godzine. U-
rzadzenia tejie k,olei ma DE
.podiat pewne nien1nieo-
lie T1lotwrallrl,z1ystwo telllel|lk.stIrl ;
Inoddi iuA toczasi ukItlla l
, .rz9demo koncesy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19

NEW York., w kazaniu
jake wczoraj mial " zborze.
presbyterya6skim zaznaczyl
pryczer DR.. Parkhurst, ze "a;
siedm: tygodni stanie sic New
York pieklem ma ziemi. CIV
tym czasie nastepi bowiem
zmiana urzednik6w miej-.
skich).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19
SZCZYT.

.Szedlem przez ulioe, zastana-
.wsi,aliac ole mad tenn, 60 Jest
szczytena-moralnego zadowo-
lenia, !; : siebie. aslyssallem
Masterpieces Vssylra1zzy, plgnace
= ust zataczajacego DC ob.
Edartusa:
Do. Di6 .ml, MOI sobie ~ ~ q !.
Idi = y q : szyn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19
lNOWINY q AMERYK1

NOWY YORK. II. istopa-
da, DR.. Leopold Hirsch-
man, kuzyn zamordowanego
studenta, Marcina LoeW,
skrzetnie zbiera szczeg6ly
dotyczace jego smierci. Loew
padl ofiara wtajemniczenia,
zwanego powszechnie uhaz-
ing" do toWarzystwa studen-
tow W medycznem kolegium
W Baltimore. Drugi student:
jest W stanie krytycznym.
Zwloki Marcina Loew ina
leziono W l6zku, a drugi stu
dent Ephraim Stone, pobity
do utraty p~rzytomno6ci lezal
obok, " pokoju, kt6ry odnaj-
mywali. Obaj padli ofiara
brutalnych ceremonii odby-
tych PREY wstepowaniu do
towarzystwa. Stanleya Smith'a,
przewodniczacego toWarzy-
silva a~resztoWano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19
ODWAGA.

Icek, ty jeszcze zginiesz
przez swoja odwage! Psy ma
divorce szczekaja, a ty wyga-
dasz przez okno.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19

BALTIMORE M. D. Au-
gusta Reinemund staruszka,
kt6ra do niedawna mieszka1a
ma farmie, ~sprowadzi1a sic
do swoich dzieci i zamieszka-
Ia przy Mich. Jest u Mich piec
gazolinowy.> Chciala babinka
cos sobie zagrzac, zapolila
piec, usiad1a przy MIN j "a
snela ma zawsze. Zapalajac
piec, zapali1a tylko jeden plo-
mied, 2 drugiego kurka u
latnial sic gaz j to spowodo-
wa1o smierG staruszki. z ga
zem trzeba bardzo ostr6znie
sic obchodzic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19
IlFYDNAzBRODNIA
" Pittsburgu

II y ~
Ohydnego morderstWo do
pu6cii sic jacys tree niewy-
16ledzeni dotad zbrodniarze "
u. poniedzialek rano ws13
wardzie, zamieszkalej gesto
przez polak6W. Ofiara zbrodni
paH zacny j dobry czloWiek,
znany j lubiany bardzo ku-
|piec Alexander Jarzynka,
imajacy ngrocernie'' czyli
Isklad Wiktnal6w p. 4. 3037
Wayne u. Dnia tego, jak
zWykle, s. p. Jarzynka otWo-
rzyl skiad sw6j 2 Wiktualami
Edose WczeSnie, ably obsluzyc
kupujacych. Poranek byl
lchfodny ] bardzo mglisty,
vice Q pol do si6dmej bylo
tstosunkoWo dose ciemno, i lu-
ldzi ME Wiele przychodzilo "a
1kupnem. W1asnie 0 pol do
si6dmej Sch jakichs nikczem-
nych drab6w, podobno dose
mlodych,weszio do skladu Ja-
rzynki, zapewne "a rabun-
lkiem. Jarzynka sic
wowej chWili "a 1ada, gdy 10
try owl przystapili do lady j
|jeden 2 Mich zacza1 strzelac
lido nieszcze6liWego bezbron-
nego kupca, kladac go trupem
ma miejscu! Jak sic to wszyst-
ko stale j odoy}o, Mkt do
Wiedziec sic ME moze, DO
nikczemne lotry tax szybko
|zbrodnie pope}nili j uciekli,
re szczeg6l6w tego nieszcze-
|Scia trudno sic dowiedziec.
Podobno zaczeli ,najprz6d.
|kl6tnie i krzyki, zapewne do
magajac sic pieniedzy, co sly
szac iona kupca, PAM Jarzyn-
kowa, udala sic 2 mieszkal-
nYch pokoi do skladu, zale
dWie jednak otworzyla drzwi,
|jeden re zb6jc6w strzeli1 do
niej pare razy. Przestraszona
~niewiasta uciekla do kuchni,
a nieszczesliwy kupiec stree
|lony tax, ze kula weszla usta-
mi a wyszla czubkiem g1owy,
|mial jeszcze lyle silly, re do
stall sic do kuchni, lecz tn
JUL upad1 bezprzytomny, ME
mogac AMI jednego slowa po-
wiedziec do swoich ukocha-
nych, kt6rzy go obstapili j
podnosili, DO mial kula je-
zyk porozrywany j m6zg pre-
strzelony! Nikczemni zb6jcy
Wyszi re sk1adu ME zdo1a-
Wszy mic porwac, sill najprz6d
Wolno a potem uciekali szyb-
ko pc stromym boku CORY,
zeskoczyli ma tory kolei j zni-
kneli miedzy setkami WACO
now. Zapewne uczepili sic ma
jai pociagg, kt6ry tam tedy
.przechodzil, j uciekli tax "a
miasto. Ami Mkt 2 sasiad6w
AMI poicya, ME NIGGA domy-
:slec sic co "a jedni byli owl
zbrodniarze, DO Wczesny je-
szcze byl poranek j bardzo
mglisty, ludzi ma ulicy ME
Iwiele, 8 zb6jcy sill do skladu
Jarzynki powoli, ubrani v
|d1ugie paletoty, ko1nierze ma
JAG wysoko podniesione a ka-
|pelusze Wcishiete ma oczy, tax
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19

N~1EPoTRZEBNA FATYGA.
Zlodziej wyciaga pewnemu
panu chustke z kieszeni. Ten
to VEGAS spostrzeg1 j m6wi:
ME fatyguj sic ia sam sobie
nos utrel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19

GLEN LYON. Pc kilku
dniowej przerwie " kopal-
mach Wegla roboty ida bar
do dobrze, zapasy wegla ia
.kie kompanie mialy nagro-
madzone juz milky, gdyz Co
dziennie wobec zblizajacej
sic zimy odchodzi Cd mas pc
kilka pociag6w. Og6lnie mo-
via ze zn6w przez Gala ZINE
do wiosny roboty beda isc ca
Ia sila parry.
Ludziska ciesza sic gdyi
[kazdy bedzie mial grosza huI
i MONA bedzie TED cos zao'
szczedlc.