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Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Edueators Elect Their ofieers.

Cincinnati, Ohio: The department
Of superintendent of the National Ed
ucational Association Wednesday
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Henry R. Emerson, superintend-
emit at Buffalo; vice presidents, Edwin
B. Cox, superintendent at Xenia, Ohio,
and John w. Abercrombie Of Tusca
loosa, president Of the University of
Alabama and formerly State Superln-
tendent Of Instruction; secretary, ].
H. Hineman of Little Rock. State Sup
erintendent Of Instruction for Arkan'
sas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
PEACH BUDS KILLED IN MISSOURI
Only in the Southern Counties Are
There ANY Prospects.

There Any Prospects.
Washington: The monthly crop re-
port. issued Monday by the Depart
ment Of Agriculture, gives local condi.
lions in the Southwestern States as
follows:
Missouri-Except in a few north
western and some southern counties,
wheat was well protected by snow
during the coolest weather, and, while
some further damage has resulted
from alternate thawing and freezing,
the crop is generally reported fair to
good condition; peach buds practically
all killed except in few southern coun-
ties.
Illinois-The condition of wheat in
central portion is very even and prom
Using; fields were we'll covered with
snow during the rigorous weather and
no injury ensued. In the southern dis
trict, the reports are not so satisfac-
tory, the condition ranging from crit
ical stage to fine, but conservatively
the crops condition may be stated as
fair
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
ParaIYtie Goes 10 Prlson.

Macon, Mo-: Judge Shelton had the
unpleasant duty of sentencing a hope
less invalid to the Penitentiary Mon
day afternoon. John Heinzman had
been convicted Of manslaughter in the
fourth degree for shooting James
Munyon at Kirksville, April 26, 1899.
He was brought to Macon for trial,
found guilty and his punishment fixed
at two years in the Penitentiary. The
verdict was affirmed by the Supreme
Court, and the defendant was before
the court Monday for sentence. Since
the case began Heinzman had Sc,
rious attack of paralysis, and the doc.
tors say he will die shortly, whether
sent to the Penitentiary or not An
effort will be made at once to have
him pardoned.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Bic MIlI Burned.

Neosho. Mo-. The mill at the Big
Combination mine at Sturgeon, ten
miles west Of here, owned by Heaton
& Phillips OF Neosho. burned Monday.
Duchess Of Marlborough at Vienna.
Vienna; The Duchess of Marlbor-
ough. accompanied by Lady Moran
Churchill, arrived here Sunday for a
stay Of six weeks. She win take a
further treatment from DR., Mueller
for deafness arising from catarrh,
from which she Is suffering.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
To Retire from platform.

Jackson, Miss: General John B.
Gordon, commander-in--chief of the
United Confederate Veterans, an
nounced Saturday he would retire
from the platform at the end of the
present season. The General, who has
reached an advanced age, has sufi.
GENTLY recovered from his recent In
disposition to permit of his departure
for Texas.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
ceIebrated Golden Weddino.

Sedalia, Mo-: Mr.. and Mrs. V. T.
Chiffon celebrated their golden we'd
ding Sunday at their home in Smith.
ton. The aged couple have resided in
Pettis County for nearly 40 years and
are enjoying the best of health. The
celebration was attended by more
than two scores Of children, grand
children, relatives and friends.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
renders Hla Reslanatlon.

Springfield, ILL.,: Governor Yates
Thursday received communication
from Samuel Alschuler of Chicago
rendering his resignation as a member
OF the Worlds Fair Commission of IL
linois. In his letter Mr.. Alschuler
states that he has not the time to
give the work of commissioner proper
attention. Samuel Alsehuler formerly
lived at Aurora and was the Demo
cratic nominee for Governor two years
ago last fall. making the race against
Governor Yates.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Iudne sehaffer Reslnns.

Belleville, ILL.,: Judge Martin w.
Schaefer of this city sent his resigna-
ton as Judge in this Judicial Circuit
to Governor Yates on Thursday, to
take effect at noon Saturday. Judge
Schaefer retires from the bench to
become general attorney for the East
st. Louis and Suburban Electric Rail.
way Company.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Nearess Kills a Man.

Moberly. Mo-: Adie Coates, aged 80,
was shot and killed by Barbara
Brown, the wife of Hade Brown, who
keeps a restaurant on Coates street.
All the parties are colored The time
was about noon and Mrs. Brown was
helping the cook serve some colored
women with dinner, when Coates
came in and made a disturbance,
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Mitchell win Investiaate.

Springfield, Ill: John Mitchell, ma
tional president of the United Mine
Workers of America, who is in Spring
field attending the State conference
between Illinois miners and operators,
has sent emissaries to Stamford City,
w. Va, to investigate the facts in con-
nection with the battle between union
miners and United States Marshals.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Asked for siuned Assents.

New York: In circular sent out
Monday by ]. Pierpont Morgan & Co,
stockholders of the Erie Railroad are
asked to forward signed assents to
the proposed issue of $10,0OO,O0O 4-per-
cent convertible ffty-year gold bonds.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
BANK ROBBERS ARE CAUGHT
RUDOLPH AND LEWIS CAPTURED
IN HARTFORD, CONN.,, AFTER
A DESPERATE STRUGGLE.
They Were Traced by Letter Con-
taInlns the Hartford Address Which
Was Found by the PInkerton Off
eiaIs Of ST. Louls-$s,ooo Found.

Hartford, Conn: William Rudolph
and George Collins, alias Black Frank,
alias Frank Lewis, the Union bank
robbers and murderers. Of Detective
Charles ]. Schumacher Of st. Louis,
were arrested here Sunday at the
muzzle of a revolver, after a desperate
fight with Assistant Superintendent
George 8. DOugherty Of the New York
Pinkerton ONCE, and Garrett Farrell,
sergeant of the Hartford Police De-
partment.
When their rooms were searched,
$685. in bills and gold was found. The
money was taken in charge by the
police, and will be held for Identified
ton by representatives Of the looted
bank at Union, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
TO KILLING FIVE
KNAPP TELLS HOW HE KILLED
THREE GIRLS AND TWO
WIVES.
Lons-standing Cincinnati Mysteries
Are cleared--Murder Of Three Ev-
ansville Women Now Attributed to
Him-Has Served Prison Terms.

Indianapolis, Ind. Albert Knapp,
arrested in this city wednesday, who
lies In the Butler County Jail at Ham
ilton, self-confessed as the most de-
PRAYED criminal run to earth since the
crimes Of II. H. Holmes were laid bare
in 1895, has the following crimes at his
door, by self-confession, with the ex-
ception Of barnburning:
Bmma Llttleman, killed in Cincin-
nati lumber yard, January 81, 1894.
Mary Eckert, strangled to death OPP
posite the Cincinnati (Ohio) Y. M. G.
A. building, August /, 1894.
Jennie Connors Knapp, his second
wife. murdered in Cincinnati and
thrown into the canal there August z,
1899.
Ida Gerhard, a child, assaulted and
murdered in indianapolis, July 10,
1895; her body found several days
later in barn in West Indianapolis.
Hannah Goddard Knapp, his third
wife, murdered at Hamilton, Ohio, and
her body thrown into the Miami River,
December 20, 1902.
Knapp has served FIVE prison SEN
fences, three for larceny and two for
assault. He has served two terms at
Jacksonville, Ind; one at Columbus,
Ohio; one at Joliet, Ill, and one at
Michigan City. Ind, to which prison he
was sent from Indianapolis in 1896 for
assault on Bessie DTaprier, a child
Since his return to this city in De,
cember he has, the police feel sure
been guilty of two barnburnings
When he was convicted for the Drap,
.er assault he threatened to get even
with every one concerned in his con
victiOn. Ex-Sheriff Womack, then
Sheriff, gained his enmity. His barn
was recently burned and several thou
sand dollars worth of fine horses and
imported cattle were roasted to death
Al Boardman was one of the jurors
who convicted him. His barn was
burned about six or seven weeks ago
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Vaaraney Law In Oklahoma.

Guthrie, Okla; Governor Ferguson
has signed the Foster vagrancy bill,
passed by the Legislature The act is
said by eminent lawyers to be as strict
and strong as any of fits kind in the
united States, and they declare that
It will practically rid the territory OF
all worthless characters.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05

Danville. ILL.,: Amino Barnardino
Sunday night at Westville shot and
killed Felia Spezzia. He aimed at Tor.
quatro Tarnetto. The latter was fred
at year ago and missed and the shot
killed a bystander, for which the muir.
derer is now serving a term in the pen
itentiary.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
PRECEDENT Sierra suffers defeat.

Panama: According TO cablegrams
here from Salvador, President Sierra
OF Honduras has suffered a serious de.
feat From previous reports on the
situation IN Honduras it Is believed
that the battle took place in the neigh
borhood OF Macaome.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
San Angelo to incorporate.

San Angelo, Tex: In the city cleo
ton Thursday the corporation propo.
sition carried by "a majority, only 81
votes being cast. Rain and extreme
ly muddy streets cut down the vote
approximately one-half. Among the
first things intended to be done is to
make provision for the payment for
the Shapleigh bonds, a $4,000 indebt.
edness incurred during previous in
corporation.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
I've Poure Down coIImaIa Size.

Colima, Mexico: The volcano pour
ed forth quantity of white, hot mat
ter Thursday, but there was no outflow
Of lava till late at night, when great
quantities flowed down the sides of
the volcano Earthquakes are report
ed at Acapulco, Mexicola, Chilpancin-
20. and Aqua Blaneos.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Wreek Vlctlms Recoverlnu.

Knoxville, Tenn: Only eight vic.
Tins OF the Southern Railways wreck
Saturday morning at Lenoir City now
remain at the hospital, six having
been discharged Sunday. OF the eight
all will recover except Mrs. Sarah E.
Morrison, an aged woman of Rogers.
vile, Tenn.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Indiana Interurban Proposed.

Madison, Ind; Richard Johnson
and Nicholas Horuff, leading local cap
italists and bankers, Monday evening
applied for 4 franchise to build an
electric line from Madison through the
northern limits of Jefferson County,
connecting at Osgood. Ripley County,
with the B. & o.. thence via Green's
burg, Decatur County, to INDIANAPOLIS.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
TeIearaph station for ooleonda.

Golconda, H.: This dispatch Is the
first ever sent by telegraph direct from
GOlconda or any other point in Pope
County. all messages before sent from
this place having gone BY telephone "a
telegraph lines outside Of th6 couatys
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
MlIburn Bank Burns.

Ardmore, l. T.: The building occu-
pied by the First State Bank of Mil
burn was burned Monday morning at
$3.50 O'Clock. 1t is believed to have
been the work of incendiaries. DepOs.
it's and papers we're saved in the fire.
proof vault
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Ship cambrian Prince sunk.

Hamburg: The carpenter of the
British ship Cambrian Prince. Captain
Owens, from CoQuimho, for Middles-
borough. has been picked up in the
North sea. He reports that the Cam.
brian Prince eapsized and sank.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
rransferred 10 Waahlnaton.

Berlin: Doctor Baron Won GislIra,
First Secretary of the Austro-Hungar-
ian Embassy here, has been trans
ferred to Washington. Baroness Won
Giskra, his wife, was a Miss King of
New York.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
FreInht pepot Rurned.

Kansas City, MO- The extensive
freight depot OF the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Railway. at Fourteenth
and Hickory streets, in the West Bot
toms, and 80 freight cars with con.
tents, were destroyed by FIRE early
Wednesday. The damage Is estimated
At over 100000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Isaac s. Lee.

Quincy. III: Isaac S. Lee, aged 6S
years, died here Thursday night. He
was one Of the early settlers of Quin.
cy and back in the COS filed the once
OF police magistrate. He served in
the Clvil War and later praetieed as =
pension attorney,
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Final Permit Issued.

Springfield, H.; A final permit was
issued Monday by the Auditor of Pub
lie Accounts for the organization OF
the Rochelle State Bank, located at
Rochelle, ILL., The capital stock of the
institution is $4,000 and it will begin
business at once.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Malor Wellman Paokard.

Bloomington, H.: Major Wellman
Packard, the Oldest lawyer from length
OF practice in Bloomington. died sud
denly Saturday morning from an at
tack Of appoplexy. He was born in
Canada, May 81, 1920, ana came to
this city in 1874, since residing here,
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
kentueky Political 20 aolIs.

Frankfort, KY: John K Hendrick
and r. ]. Breckenridge. candidates for
the Democratic gubernatorial nominal
tlOn. spoke to a large crowd here on
Monday and attacked Governor Beck.
hams eligibility. Beckham declined
10 speak.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
81. "a. hanan.

Guthrie, Okla; H. Fl. Hagan died
suddenly here Monday at noon Of apo.
plexY. He was a native Of Monroe
City. Mo, He was q Democratic poll,
tioian. banker and eattleman.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
POUND Dead n Ils Aouss.

Neosho. NO.; John Kayanangh. an
old and respected citizen. was found
dead IN his house Monday morning.
He lived alone. Death Is thought to
have been caused by heart disease.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05

Taylorvine, H.: Patrick Conway,
aged so years, died Monday morning
It his home In MorrlsoHyIlle. He was
me Of Christian County's oldest cft,.
zena.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Arrest Follows an Assault.

vincennes, Ind; Detective J. S.
Bradford of Cincinnati Friday arrest
ed Stanley Ebert and Charles Johnson
for throwing rocks through q Balti.
more and Ohio passenger train Febru-
AIRY rs. The young men confessed. and
are In Jail.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Miss Minnie Bell.

Marshall Mo-. Miss Minnie Bell, 10
years old, died at her home near hers
Monday She recently sued q Kansas
City doctor for malpractice for $4,000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
TurISa RepuIeed In an Enaaaement

hondon: The Geneva correspond
ent Of the Daily Chronicle telegraphs
that news has been received there OF
the engagement between Turkish
troops and bodies Of Macedonians and
Bulgarians near Monastir. The Turks
suffered a repulse. After fighting 80
dead and many wounded men were
found.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Henry 5. Dixon Elected Mayor.

Dixon, H.: Party lines were not
drawn in the election here Monday
Henry 8. Dixon referee in bankruptcy,
was elected Mayor by more than 1000
majority over F. A, Truman, present
Incumbent.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Gunboat Luzon FIoated.

Mobile, Ala: The United States
gunboat Isla de Luzon, which went
aground near the mouth of the river
late Friday afternoon during dense
fog, was fioated Saturday. She came
to the city under her own steam and
anchored in the river. Her officers re-
port that no damage, as far as they
know, was sustained by the vessel.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
severe RIaze al Marion.

Marion, ILL.,: At 8 o'clock Wednes-
day night fire broke out on North
Market street in this city and destroy.
ed one block of buildings. Those
caught tonight are Mrs. M, ]. Hen
erickson. millinery; Fred Landers, tin
shop; Murphy & Atwood, pawnbrok-
ers; Jas, Wilder, photographer; John
Clubhouse, general store; William Lin
SAT, grocer and feed store Besides
these there are number of families
on second floors left without homes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Limited DeraiIed Near slbley, Mo.

Slbley, Mo-: Eastbound limited
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe pas
senger train was derailed near here
Wednesday, eight cars and the engine
leaving the tracks. The cars remained
upright and no one was hurt, The
train continued north later In the day.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Vlaorous Var on Ladrones Of Rial.

vigorous war on Ladrones OF hlZal
Manila: Governor Dancel of Rial
Province is personally leading the ma
tive troops who are operating against
the ladrones in that province. He has
captured Colonel Santos and a lieu
tenant, who were found sleeping in a
shack. Both the prisoners were sub
Ordinates of the notorious General San
Miguel, who, it is stated, is striving to
incite the Filipinos to another insur-
reetion.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
Ex-conaressman Jehu Baker Dead


Jehu Baker, of Belleville, lawyer,
diplomat and statesman, died at his
home Sunday of old age. Mr.. Baker
for the last few years had been totally
blind, his sight having failed him
while he was serving as a member Of
Congress in 1896, Mr.. Baker was
born in Lexington, KY, November 4,
1922. In 1881 and 1925 he was
United States Minister Resident to
Venezuela, and for a portion Of this
time was Minister Resident and Con-
sui General. In 1896 he was elected
to the Fifty-fifth Congress on the F'us.
ion ticket. Shortly after Mr.. Baker
was elected to Congress for the last
time, his sight became impaired and
he rapidly became blind. In late
years he has been unable to see and
has stayed at his home in Belleville.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
PubIio Schools AZ closed.

Terre Haute, Ind: The City Board
of Health ordered all the city schools
closed until further notice on account
or smallpox epidemic. There are
1900 pupils. The order is in retallia-
ton to the temporary restraining or
der returnabIe next Thursday against
excluding children not vaccinated.
Pie order was obtained by those op.
posed to vaccination.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
History Of the Crime and Pursuit.

History Of the Crime and Pursuit.
December &c, 1902, William Rudolph
and Frank Lewis, alias George Col
Inns, robbed the Union (Mo) bank
of valuable papers and cash, estimat-
ed to total $4,000, about $4,000 be-
ing in gold, silver and bills.
They terrorized the citizens by fu-
sillade of shots while they blew the
safe with nitro-glycerin.
The case was put in the hands of
the Pinkertons, who assigned Charles
]. Schumacher to the case. He trail
ed Rudolph to his parents home, near
Stanton, Mo, in the guise OF hunter,
but was spotted.
January "a, in leading a posse to
capture the robbers, Schumacher was
shot and killed by Rudolph and Lewis.
The criminals fed and were traced
through the hills of the southeast Mis-
souri, mining district until entirely
lost sight of.
A piece of paper with the name of
Geo. Collins, Hartford, Conn, found at
Stanton, Mo-, by Pinkerton men, led
to investigation there. The men were
found and captured after sharp fight.
Mexico Missouri message., 1903-03-05
inventor of the Calling Gun Dead.

New York: r. ]. Calling, inventor
of the Calling gun, died here Thurs
day at the home of his son-in-law,
Hugh o. Pentecost. DR.. Calling died
very suddenly in the arms of his
daughter, Mrs. Hugh o. Pentecost
At 1:15 o'clock DR.. Calling returned
home from trip down town on bus
mess to the offices of the Scientific
American. Being 81 years old and &C.
customed to resting after any physical
effort. he told his daughter he would
lie down. Shortly afterward he COM
menced to breathe heavily, and ply
stefan was called and he administered
styrchnine, but to no avail, and DR..
Calling died in his daughters arms a
few minutes afterward. DR.. Calling,
besides the gun which bears his name,
invented a number of agricultural i'm
plements and a gun metal. Although
he graduated from an Ohio medical
college he never practiced medicine.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
Gl6d W Rosyi.

Dziennili rosyjskie podaja
grozne wiadomo5ci 8 klesce
glodowei, kt6ra wybucthlniiee
" wielu guberniach. DGazeta
rosyjskan wychllolNdzzasca Y
Niznyml .N[o1wlogrodie, dono-
81 0 wybuchu epidemii
szkarlatyny j tyfusu, jak
r6wniez ze wie6niacy muszaa
sprzedawa6 wieksza cze6c
bydla ola braku paszyVie-i
le wsi ucierpia1o baarrd1izziise'jj 81.
v tym roku Cd ognia, niz
kiedykolWiekW latach po-
przednich, brak zaS piracy.
zozciaga sic ma lyle tysiecy
ludzi, ze obawiaja sic powt6-
rzenia okropnej kleski 2 TO
ku 1891.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

9 ClEKAWE RZECZY. 8

zadnych rezultat6w. T[e e z,
gent spostrzegl pieska, ku
og6lnemu zdziwieniu spJytal,
czy zWierze bylozW warszta-
Gle podczas nieobecno6cisze-
ia; odpoWied&z
twierdzaca, agent zibada ps l
j o5wiadczyl, e zWierze ME is
watpliiilWls:ii'e ppto,lEklsnllleello1' Is liant ]
Z,aanniesiono tedy pieska DO
instytutu weteryinego, tam
gozabito, . porozcieciuz Wlok
znaleziono nietylko2owe diva
brylanty, ale innesdrogie ka-
mienie, oraz zlote sphinx.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
Z~almOrdOWanie Arlne1-
skiegO p~rZyW6dzcy.

w Londynie zostal zamor-
dowany prezes tamtejszego
Towarzystwa armehskich wy
chodzc6w, Sagouini, LEGACY
81 lat zycia. Saba, re Sagou-
inni padl . reki radykal6w
arme6skich, kt6rzy ME go:
dill sic ma spos6b, " jaki
rozdzielal sagouini fundusze
arme6skie. Radykai chcieli,
azeby fundusze obracano ME
nacele dobroczynne, lecz ma
rzecz propagandy terorysty-
cznej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
N~ajkr6tsza droga.

Do biura pewnego bogate-
go Amerykanina, majacego
jedna tylko c6rke, przyszed1
iakis mlodzieniec pe}en ma
dziei i zagadnal go TENN slo-
wy: Pan lubisz kr6tkosc j
zwiezlo6c??" TAX. nPragne
po6lubic pahska c6rke". Ia
kr6tko6c i zwiezlosc spadla
ma starego .Yankesa troszke
"a niespodzianie, jednak ME
tracac przytomno6ci odpo-
wiedzial ,~natychmiast: Podo-
ba mi sic pahska rzutko6e, ale
czy6 pan pewnym, ze moja
c6rka zechce pana? Jesli kto
inmy ME obral jeszcze kr6t-
szej drogi,n ME mann. mic do "a
rzucenia".
Konkurent odszedl j zaczal
starac Q pozyskanie przychyl-
no5ci m}odej danny, ale ma
promo, DO juz.w kilka dni-
po powyzszej rozmowie zja-
viii sic W biurze Amerykani-
ma inny mlody czlowiek 2
jeszcze kr6tszem, ale ME
Observation-Disclosures VIA
6nie poslubilem pa6ska cor
ke". Ten wybral bezWarun-
kowo najkr6tsza droge".
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
Straszny czyn Ob}akanej
matki.

Wydarzyl sic wypadek " u
Icy Landsbergskiej nr.41, we
wschodniej cze6ci miasta. 80
letnia iona zecera Anna Vim
terstein 2 domu Recknik,
powiesila wszyetkich trzech
syn6w, Ryszarda, Marcina j
Fryderyka we wieku Isl 4
lat, a nastepnie sauna sic Cd
dala " rece policyi. Nieszcze-
sliwa.matka .bez zadnego zalu
i . zupelnym 'spokojem opo-
wiadala, jak jednego Pc dru-
GIN chlopczyka brala Z l6zka
jeszcze spiacych, zalozyla i'm
powr6z ma szyje, a nastenie
przez pol godziny czeka1a ze
zegarkiem " r9ku az sic "a
dusza. Drugi chic oiec sic zbu-
dill j pytal: Mako, co cheese
ze nina zrobic, ma co ia cd
powiedzia1a; Poloze Gle W
drugie I6zko. Chlopiec Wstal,
a " mgnieniu Okla matka "a
1ozyla mu petlice ma szyje j
powiesila ma klamce. Ojciec
tych dzieci jake chory ma.
.suchoty znajduje sic W lecz-
nicy " Belzig. Kobieta jedna--
kze biedy ME cierpiala, gdyz
% mark tygod-
niowo wsparcia . kasy dru-
karskiej j czyn ten. ty4ko v
szale popelni1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10
CzworOnozny amator bry-
lant6W.

l-%sEt@S '%D- &-bT&%
Dzienniki wiede6skie OPT
suja osobliwy Wypadek, jaki
sic zdarzyl " Peszcie. "
sklepie jubilerskim braci
Zirner zam6wil pewien.
pan pare kolczyk6w bry
l~antowych. Firma zam6Wila,
" Amsterdame diva bryan
- warto6ci 100000 Koron,
4 gdy je nadeslano; 2. zirner
ndal bio niezWlocznie do.
sswego warBztatu, By esoprsaa;-
wit. Podczas tel roboty cd
wolano gosdossl,klepu; Dir
nor zamknal Warsztat, ggddy
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