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Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20
Bill to Amend Constitution.

House joint resolution No. 3, which seeks to add an additional member to the supreme court, is as follows:
 Section 1. After the fourth Monday in January A. D., 1905, an additional judge shall be added to the supreme court, and thereafter the court shall consist of six judges, and said court shall be di- vided into two divisions, as fol- lows: One division to consist of the chief justice and the two judges oldest in commission, to be known as division number one; the other to consist of the remaining judges, and to be known as division num- Der two. The chief justice shall be the presiding judge of division number one, and division number two shall elect its presiding judge. The divisions shall, when the state of the docket requires it, sit sepa- rately for the hearing and disposi- tion of causes and matters assigned thereto, under rules made by the court. A majority of the judges of division shall constitute a quorum thereof, and the concur renee of two judges of a division shall, in every case, be necessary to decision, and all orders and judgments of either division, as to causes and matters pending before it, shall have the force and effect of those of the court.
 Sec. 3. All opinions of the court, or of a division thereof, shall be in writing, and shall be filed in the causes in which they shall be re- spectively made during the term at which the cause is submitted. Each division shall have authority to is- sue the writs and exercise the pow CTS enumerated.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20
STOOD UP FOR HIS COUNTRY.
~asn't Going to Acknowledge Before q Britisher That Washington
 Ever Was Licked.

Right over there," said the old settler, pointing with his cane, lis the place where Giaerai Washin ton licked the British Gin eral Braddocll in the revolutionary war
 "Surely you mistake" objected one of the tourists. If l have read history cor rectly Gen Braddock was defeated. It hap pened before the revolutionary war, Wasa- ington was in that battle, but he was not a general, and he was defeated along with Braddock by force of French and h. dians-mostly Indians"
 Do you mean to tell me- demanded the old settler, that GineraI Washin't ton fit on the British side and got licked herc!'
 Yes, only he was Col. Washington, and he fought well and bravely. The colonies had not rebelled against the mother coun- try then, and the trouble was between Eng land and France'
 The old settler took him to one side.
 Isn't that chap over there with the side whiskers an Englishman?' he asked
 No; he's a New \ ork banker"
 Any Englishmen ill the crowd?'
 "No''
 'Well, that makes a difference replied the old settler. "Of course | knowed George Washin' ton got licked. but l wash t goin' to admit 1t before no Britisher.'
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20
Annexation Bill Introduced.

Pursuant to the resolution of the Arkansas legislature relative to the strip of ground adjacent to the western border of the state in In dian Territory. Representative Me Rae has introduced bill in con- gross, under the terms of which Arkansas would annex strip of Indian Territory forty miles wide and 300 miles long, comprising 12,000 square miles, or nearly F. 000,000 acres of the richest land in the Territory. Mr. McRae's bill, after setting out the facts and the resolution of the Arkansas lcgisla- ture, provides that the western boundary of Arkansas shall be re- stored to the original line described in the act of congress creating the territory of Arkansas
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20
Ladies' Auxiliary w. o. W.

The ladies circle Woolmen of the World held a three days session in Little Rock last week. The meet ing, which was well attended, con- cludcd with a banquet. Officers for the ensuing year are as follows : Mrs. Lulu A. Markwell, Little Rock, grand guardian; Mrs. Ma mic Brown, Argenta, grand adviser ; Miss Erla Poyncr, CIarksville, grand clerk: Mrs. c. Williams, Morrilton, grand banker; Mrs. $. Bumpass, Pine Bluff, grand magi- elan; Mrs. Maggie Price, Hot Springs, grand attenuant.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20
Recruits for the Navy.

The following young men recent ly enlisted at Little Rock for ser vice in the navy:
 Isaac Newton Rcuner, Brannon, Okla., landsman for training.
 Glen Oliver Farr, Little Rock, ap- prentice, third class.
 Lewis Algert Cobb, Keo, lands, man for training.
 Chas. Gilbert Gaines, Cottonwood Point, Mo-, landsman for trainine Wm. Ezra Owen, Pine Bluff, shipwrise,.
 James Charles Hanblctt, Cotton Plant, coal passcr
 George Ernest Keehn, Amster- dam, Holland, fireman second class. Ernest Edwin Arthur Perrin, Little Rock, landsman for train- ing.
 Justin Alfred Sullivan, Pewau- llee, Wis.,, landsman for training.
 Robert Elmore Fucker, Little Rock, machinist.
 Percy Lebarren Melven, Big Kane, St. Landie, La, landsman for training.
 Frank Preston, Thayer, Mo-, Iandsman for training.
 William Kenner Cantrell, Con- way, landsman for training.
 Harry Vim. Browning, Little Rock, hospital apprentice.
 Edwin Perrin, Little Rock, ap- prentice, third class.
 Howard Hedlcy Alverson, Little Rock, apprentice third class.
 Robert Wills Armitage, Harrison. lsndsman for training.
 Walter Emerson Croxson, Little Rock, apprentice third class.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20
Arkansas State News
Activity in Railroad Building.

There is considerable railroad construction work going on and projected in this state at present as shown by the following items in the current issue of the Manufac- turers' Record under that heading
 Fayetteville.-The Ozark and Cherokee Central Railway is re- ported to have ;warded the contract for its line fire l Muskogee, I. T., to Shawnee, Okla, via Okmulgee. about 100 miles. to the Kenefck Construction Company of Musko- gee.
 Helena-The Eastern Arkansas Railroad Company has been organ lzed to build a line no miles long from Helena northWard along the eastern edge of Crowley's Ridge to the southern bank of the L'An- guile river, three miles east of Ma rianna; thence across the river and northeast to the St. Francis river to point near Ral ph Bayou, and thence to poiny between Big Lake and Crowley's Ridge, on the south ern border of \. issouri.
 Huntington-The Arkansas Coal and Mineral Railroad Company has been incorporated to build a line from Hartford to Huntington to Greenwood to Lavaca to Britton to Lanehill and to Dyer, on the Fort Smith line of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern. The road will be about fifty miles long.
 Jonesboro-Survey reported com pleted for twelve miles of the pro- posed Piggott and Northwestern Railroad.
 Latour-The Dalhoff Construc- tion Company is preparing to be- gin it's contract on the Memphis: Helena and Louisiana Railroad, the Missouri Pacifc's line from Mem phis to New Orleans, much of which is already built.
 Monte Nc-The Monte Ne rail road will, it is reported, be extend ed. w. H. Harvey, of Monte Ne, is president, and J. Taylor, of Pierce City, Mo-, is chief engineer
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20
BRIEF MENTION.

W. D. Woodruff, young white man, is under arrest at Pine Bluff charged with robbing the safe in a billiard hall where he was working of $500.
 The executive committee of the State Press association has selected Monticello as the place and May 12 as the date for the next meeting of the association.
 Wesley Hudson, while intoxicated and resisting arrest, shot and fatal ly wounded J. D. Key, a deputy United States marshal, at Jasper, in Newton county. Hudson also re- ceived two slight wounds.
 It is reported that the Iron Mountain will this month make Hoxic the division point on frcights, instead of Poplar Bluff, as now, the effect being to put an additional division between Little Rock and St. Louis, the division being Little Rock to HoXie and Hoxie to Pied mont, and Piedmont to St. Louis.
 The executive committee of the Arkansas Teachers Association changed the usual time of meeting to the Christmas holidays, at their session ill the office of the superin- tendcnt of public instruction at the state house, and chose Little Rock as their meeting place. Heretofore the meetings of the association have been in June, just after the begin ming of the summer holidays.
 Henry Mays and Thomas Murray, colored, were arrested i'll Pope coun- ty on the charge of illicit distilling. They were caught at work on their still in the northern part of Pope county near the Van Buren county line. When Mays attempted to escape two shots were fired at him by Deputy Johnson, one of which struck him in the shoulder. His injuries were dressed after he had been placed in jail
 Northern Arkansas will soon have a thirty-mile electric railway, run ming northeast from Harrison. The articles of incorporation of the Ar kansas Traction company have been filed in the office of the secretary of state. The capitalization of the concern is $500,000. The route to be taken by the line is in a north easterly direction from Harrison to Keener, in Boone county, thence to Lead Hill and other cities, includ- ing Dodd City, Marion county.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20
Lieut.. Teffries Promoted.

Lieutenant Jeifrics, who served as representative in the general as- sembly of 1897, and who also did service as captain in the Spanish American war, has been summoned to Fort Leavenworth for cxamina- tion for promotion. MT. Jeffries, after the volunteers were mustered
 out, enlisted in the regular service.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20
Awarded Big Damages.

Mrs. Regina Tomlinson was award ed judgment by jury at Malvern for $2O,000 against the Iron Moun- tain railroad for the death of her husband, Lieutenant Thomas Arthur Tomlinson, under an engine in the union station yards at Little Rock, July IS. 1894. This was the third trial of the case, which has been in the United States court and state supreme court. A jury at Benton awarded the plaintiff $50,000, but the supreme court set aside the yer dict on the ground that it was ex- cessivc. The case was then taken to Malvern on a change of venue, and last fall the jury failed to agree. The great interstate drill of 1894 had just closed and Lieutenant Tomlinson's company had been awarded first prize. He was at the depot in Little Rock to bid some friends good-by, when he met his death. It was raining and MT. Tomlinson started to cross the vfack to where special stood, when he was knocked down by a switch engine and killed.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20
Double Hanging Postponed.

Governor Davis granted re- prieve for thirty days to Jay Green and James Ruffin, colored, who were to have been hanged at Star City on the 18th inst. Green made a confession, in which he declared Ruffin innocent of taking any part in the murder of Don McGehee, fo1 which crime both were sentenced to be hanged. Green implicated a woman named Jennie Brock with himself in the murder. The sher- 4 if and prosecuting attorney ap- Ipealed to the governor for a stay of execution in order that the grand jury might investigate Greens confession.
 The ninth annual meeting of the State Horticultural Society was held at Green Forest with the larg- est attendance in the history of the association.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20
White Man Assassinated.

Jim Hathaway, a white man, was waylaid and shot on a public road near Parkdale. Hathaway lay all night without attention. Negoes living near the scene of the shooting heard Hathaway's cries for help, but were afraid to go to his assistance. Two negroes have been arrested, charged with doing the shooting.
 A fast freight on the Choctaw was wrecked in the yards at Little Rock. Ten cars were derailed and four completely demolished. Traffic was delayed several hours by the accident.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20

He-"You are the first woman I ever loved" She-"Well, I don't know about that; but I'm certain Pm the first woman you ever told that you loved her. l could see that by the awkward way you do it."- Boston Transcript.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20
IA coping Insanity at Eny.

Old Gentleman-So you think my daush- ter loves you: and you wish to marry her?
 Dudlelgh-T That's what I called to see you about. Is there any insanity in your. fam, fly?
 No. sir, and there's not gong to bo any. y."-NpGical Record
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20

They Knew. - Bob-"There were two women who hated each other" Bill And, so, when they met they kissed each other and they said, my dear, what a sweet hat you are wearing" Bob" Exactly" Detroit Free Press.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20

"But you really are getting seedy," per. sisted Mrs. Naggit. Just look at your hair. How long is it since you've had it cut" Il don't kno3w,p he snapped, q haven't measured Philadelphia Press.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20
EnterpriSlnG Drum mer.

Shopkeeper (whose patience is complete " exhausted )-Snippers, call the porter to kick this fellow out,
 Jnportunate Commercial Traveller (un- dauntedl l-Now, while we're waiting for the porter, I'll show you an entirely new line best thing you ever laid eyes on.-Glasgow Times
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20

The gain of lying is, not to be trusted of any, nor to be believed when We speak the truth.-Sir Walter Raleigh.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20

The greatest offense against virtue is to speak Ill of it-Hazlitt.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20

A lot, of trouble is stirred up by people who insist on saying things when they have
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20

No hand can make the clock strike the hours that are past.-Byron.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20

Next to knowing when to grasp an op portunity the most important thing is t know when to let go of it.-Chicago Dali News.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20

The sure way to miss success is to miss opportunity Charles.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20

Riches may not bring happiness" said Uncle Eben, but dey shorely keeps away heap O trouble. Washington Star.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20

Fear of working overtime has kept many man from increasing his leisure hours.- Puck
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20

Remorse asks no sweeter morsel than [ misplaced ub-Indianapolis News.
Newport weekly independent., 1903-02-20

An extreme rigor is sure to arm every thing against it.-Burke.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-15
TELEGRAM

Biafogrod, 1890 czewca. La
pewniaja, re ma wczorajszej kon-
ferencyi, ktora odby}a sic poz-
nym wieczorem, cz}onkowie skup-
czyny i senatu postanowili obrac
przez aklamacya ksiecia Piotra
Karageorgiewicza krolem przy-
jac konstytucya r. 1880. Obrano
juz czfonkow deputacyi, ktora ma
sic udac do ksiecia Piotra do &C.
newy.
Ba1ogrod, 1890 czerwca. - Sc
nat skupczyna gromadza sic dzi-
siaj 0 godzinie 9 rano ma wspolne
narady. Ministeryum zyczy sobie,
azeby natychmiast przystapiono
do wyboru kr6la, podczas gdy
cz1onkowie senatu i skupczyny
podobno So "a tenn, azeby mai
prod przyjac nova konstytucya.
Radykalni przyw6dzcy juz opra-
oowali zarys takiej konstytucyi
ma podstawie konstytucyi z roku
1868. G{owne puntta sa krol ME
ma bye naczelnym dowodzca
1.yo;cL-. 11,5a dze cvyUi1na wOiSkO-
we skfadaja przysiege wiernosci,
ME kr6lowi, tylko konstytucyi; O.
go1ne gfosowanie, zniesienie Sc
natu.
Ma radzie ministeryalnej wczo-
raj po poludniu szeSciu ministrow
glosowafo "a wyborem ksiecia
Karageorgiewicza, jeden "a RE
czapospolita. Doniesiono r6wriez
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-15

swiecenia: poczawszy Cd tonzury a.
do presbyterian a take zakohczenie
roku szkolnego.
swieceh przez cztery dni udzielii
Najprzew. ks. arcybiskup Jan Ireland
z ST. Paul. q polskich kandydat6w do
stanu duchownego tonzure otrzymali:
PIP. I. ]. Jorka 2 dyecezyi Omaha,
Nebr. Pawef Kupferschmidt dye
cezyi Winona, MINI. Minores otrzy-
NAL: Stanisiaw Iciek dyecezY Du-
luth, MINI. Subdyakonat otrzymaf
Pawe} Knich dyecezyi st. Cloud,
MINI. Ostatnie swiecenia kapiafskis
otrzymali dyakoni: Karol Gyrocld,
archidyecezyi Portland, Ore, Leon
Laskowski, z dyecezyi Duluth MINI.
Pc swieceniach / wszelkich innych
ceremoniach, kt6re mialy miejsce W
dniu dzisiejszym, studenci zaczeli sic
rozjezdzac ma dawno oczekiwane
przez kazdego pozadane mile waka-
eye.
lyle pred wakacyami; wiecej !
szczegolowiej napisze W czasie tych.
4e.
q uszanowaniem
FrancIszek x. Pudio. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-15
z Cleveland, o.

W zaprzeszia sobote W katedrze
sw. Jana Najprzew. ks. Biskup Horst
mann udzieliI swieceh kapiahskich 10
klerykom, W liczbie ktorych byio
dw6ch Polak6w: ks. J6zef P. Wacho-
wski | ks. Jan Kuta Berea. Ohio.
Nowo wyswieceni kapiani udzielili v
\ katedrze biogosiawiehstwa swym kre.
wnym znajomym.
w niedziele W kosciele sw. Stani.
s}awa wewnatrz zewnatrz przesli-
cznie udekorowanym, ks. Wachowsh
odprawil uroczysta Pierwsza Mszs
sw. W assystencyi Wiel. ks. Rosif.
skiego jako assystenta przy Mszysw.:
Wiel. ks. Suplickiego, Toledo, jako
dyakona, Wfel. ks. zybury Jako sub
dyakona, teologa Nowak J. Koscih-
skiego jako ceremoniarza.
Oprocz wyzej podanych, sanctua.
rum byli obecni ksieza: Szyroch,
Migdalski Martin, misyonarz miedzy
niekatolikami.
Kazanie godnosci stanu kapiah-
skiego wygIosif o. Warol, Jezuita-mi.
syonarz kolegium sw. Ignacego. w
uroczystosci wzieiy udziai wszystkie
Towarzystwa cywilne i-rycerskie. Po-
nabozenstwie ks. Wachowski udzieli}
biogoslawiehstwa przeszio 1000 wier.
nym.
KS. J6zef P. WachowsM urodzii sic
W Maryanowie W Archidyecezyi Gnie-
&niehsko-poznahshej dnia 16 sty-
cznia 1878 roku, W roku 1880 przy-
byi rodzicami do Ameryh kt6rzy O.
siedli W Berea po roku ma staiy po-
byt przeniesli sic do naszego miasta,
gdzie dotad mieszkaja. KS. ]. P. Wa
chowsh pierwsze nauld pobierai W
szkole parafialnej sw. Stanisiawa, do
kt6rej uczeszczaf do lat 13. w roku
1891 rozpoczai kurs klasyczny W kole-
GUM sw. Ignacego, ktory ukohczyi W.
r. 1897; W tymze roku umari ojcieo
ks. Wachowskiego. Czujac W sobie po-
woianie do stanu duchownego, wstapif
r. 1897 do Seminaryum N. Maryi p.
po chlubnem zlozeniu egzaminu 20
stall przyjety. KS. Wachowsh zostaf
wyswiecony dla dyecezyi Clevelandz-
kiej. Podobniez W Berea ks. Kuta cd.
prawii W tymze czasie Pierwsza Msza
Sw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-15
R6zne nOtatki teIegTafICzne.

W niemieckioh posiadIosciach
we wschodniej Afryce odkryto bardzo
bogate pokIady zlota.
w wilajecie adryanopolskim pa
nuja straszne stosunh; buszybozuh
tam pala / morduia, a ludnosc groma-
dnie uchodzi "a granice.
- Jeszcze ciag1e obiegaia najroz-
maitsze wersye ostatnich chwilach
serbskiej parry kr6lewskiej, opisywane
przez ,naocznych swiadk6w"
- Rad niemiecki jest przygotowa-
ny ma mozliwe rozwiazanie rady pam
stwa, jezeliby socyalisci agraryu-
szami wsp6lnie ME dopuszczali do "a
warcia uk}ad6w handlowych.
w Glasgow W czasie poaaru W
pewnej gorzelni stracilo zycie trzech
mezczyzn, trzech chlopc6w jedna ko-
beta.
w Odessie zostaf zamordowany
niejaki Chitjan, Turek pochodzenia,
ale obywatel stan6w Zjednoczonych,
przez Turk6w, kt6rych aresztowano
- Do narodu W Venezuela wydaf
odezwe general Matos, W ktorej o.
znajmia, re rewolucya sic zakohczyia
1 prosi zezwolenie bezpiecznego po-
wr6cenia do kraju, by m6gl ze swymi
przyjacio1mi pracowae dla dobra Of
czyzny.
Paderewsh wykohczyl kantate
ma Choir mieszany.
- Do New Yorku przybyfa ,,floty-
la" Liptona, ogromnie owacyjnie wi
tana przez zwolennik6w sportu yach-
towego.
W Chicago, st. Louis r6znych
miastach zachodnioh prawdopodobnie
ogromnie podrozeje mieso W slHutek
ostatnich powodzi.
- Prezydent Roosevelt onegdaj o.
mawial sprawe kanalu Panama re
cznikiem kompanii panamskiet, Will
liamem Nelson Cromwell.
= Europejska eskadra Stan6w Zje-
dnoczonych, z1ozona z olzret6w Chica-
go, San Francisco Machias. przybyla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-06-15
Wazny dziei d|a SerbiL
sKUPCZYNA OBRAC MA KR0LA.
zmiana zaatrWanach Europy na bOgrOdzka tragedya,
A PLoTKA o ARoYKsLECIU RUDoLFIE.
Zamach ma konsula wfoskiegO W Hawanie.

jacielem Rosyi, przeto prawdopo-
dobnie starat sic bedzie temu pam
stwu dac pewne prerogatywy W
zan1ian "a poparcie cara. A re
Austrya ma niewatpliwie pewne
interesa w Serbii, przeto znowu
tel strony moze nastapic protest
pornimo dotychczasowej wspol-
nej polityki obu tych mocarstw w
kwestyi ba1kanskiej.
Jezeliby zas proklamowano
krolem ksiecia Mirka czarnogor-
skiego - co zreszta bardzo malo
.prawdopodobna jest rzecza, = to
prawdopodobnie po4ozenie byio-
by takie same. Ksiaze Mirko bo-
WIEN rowniez jest wielkim przy-
jacielem Rosyi, a przytem /
Wloch = bo krolowa wloska jest
lego siostra - i nadto otrzymal-
by poparcie dose wazne samej
Czarnog6ry. Me zdaje sic jedna~
kowoz, by mogl sic przyczynic do
utrzymania pokoju europejskiego
wiecej, niz Karageorgiewicz.
Me jest rowniez rzecza Memo
zliwa, re serbska skuPczyna w O.
cole ME obierze kr0la, tylko O.
5wadczy sic "a forma rzadu repu-a
blikanska. Ale w tym wypadku na
pewno prawie twierdzic MONA, IL
mocarstwa europejskie takiego
rzadu ME uznaja, zwlaszcza IL w
obec stosunkow teraz w Serbii
panujacych, rzeczpospolita serb
ska rownalaby sic anarchii. Mo-
gfoby w tym wypadku przyjsc do
ustanowienia protektoratu.
w Londynie uwazaja "a mai
stosowniejszy plan TAXI, by mo-
carstwa zebraly sic "a wspol-
nem porozumieniem sic osadzlly
ma trone mIodszego syna ktorejS
panujacych rodzin euroPej-
skich. Serbowie bowiem po wick
szej czeSci monarchicznie So uspo-
sobieni, a zyjac tax dlugo pod
rzadami kr6l6w pochodzacych Z
rodzin pastuch6w, zapewne powi-
taliby radoscia nova jakas dy-
nastya pochodzaca rodzin panu-
jacych, - pod warunkiem jedna-
kowoz, re otrzymaja liberalna
konstytucya.
Bye moze, re juz dzisiaj VIE
czorem dowiemy sic rezultacie
obrad skupczyny.
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z Toledo, o.

z przyjemnoscia dzielimy sic
wiadomoscia, ze znowu zyskalismy W
urzedzie poczty tutejszej nowe stano-
wisko dla Polaka Tym razem obyw.
Franciszek TrepinsN uzyskai miejsce
klerka, dzieki pomyslnemu zaozeniu
egzaminu przesziej jesieni Many
teraz trzech polskich klerkow poetic
wych / dw6ch listonoszow Toledo,
radzibysmy widziee przynajmniej
dwudziestu.
= W saddle opiekuhczym W ponie-
dziaiek sedzia Waite usunalMaryanne
Szymanowska jako administratorke
majatku S. p. Franciszka Jabiohskie-
go, kt6ry zostai zabity d. 3go maja
W Detroit. Jak wiadomo, iona Jabion-
skiego ME zy}a z MIN Cd diuzszego
czasu, kiedy on zginal przedwcze-
sna smiercia, dla dzieoi pozostaiych
potrzeba byIo naznaczyc opiekuna.
Natenczas pani Szymanowska, siostra
nieboszczyka, postaraia sic, ze byia
naznaczona opiekunka dzieci zmarfe-
go, ale poniewaz kobieta zamezna ME
mo2e wedlug prawa spelniat podo-
bnych obowiazkow, sedzia Waite wy
dai decyzye nieprzychylna dla pani
szymanowskiej naznaczyi hrme ban
kowa Security Trust Co. do zarzsdza'
mia sprawami &. p. JsbaohsheG