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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
BIG LOSS

cHEsTITNE. Ohio. Nov. AIT
noon today there was no evidence
that any lives we're lost In last
nights explosion q a car Of dyna-
mite. but the property loss viii
reach half a million IL viii require
Iwo weeks to clear away the debris.
The explosion occurred Al : O'Clock
last night II created panic
throughout the entire city. and In
the downtown portion OF the eitY
there vas hardly window pane
that was not shattered BY the force
OF The explosion
The car Of dynamite vas standing
In the Pennsylvania yards when Il
exploded. The main tracks are piled
10 feet high with dirt. bent rails. car
TRUCKS aud other railroad machinery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
W MH IM7

Councilman Mullen will INTRODUCES
a resolution at tonishfs meeting %
thS council providing fer the can
ceiling % the citys contract with e.
J Erickson for grading PIKE street
and thu completion % the same
Eriekann's contract called for the
coupistion OF the work by October
~. but the Indications are nov that
he cannot DO 80 until ortobsr. About
f1s 90 worth ~ work has BEEN done
and 1900 will probably be required
10 compists the job. This money
Eftekron's band.uen viii be obliged
10 furnish " necessary.
THE residents OF the Fifth ward are
iucsnNsd az the delay IN the grading
81 the important thoruughfafe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
PORCH CLIMBERS
ARE GETTING BUSY
BURGLAR OF A DANGEROUS TYPE OPERATING IN rHE
cirY-A HARD CLASS TO DIAL WITH

Seattle L. Infested AZ tho present tine
with = hurslar u the porch climbing
variety.
Vast night a porch climber entered
the home u " \ Mock. ia Thirty
nrst avenue. ~ climbing the porch
aud entering through front window
lie VAS scared away before ha had
taasa anYthlnH % any considerable
value
lie had ruhHacksd ths front rsama
~ the house on the second foot and
was atout to descend % the lower
noof whsn Ne was interrupted BY the
return II the family II was found
hose1sr. that the only thinz the man
had taken was q revolver % i1tls
value
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
PROPERTY HOLDERS MAKE SERIOUS CHARGES FRAUD AND
GRAFT AGAINST MIDTOWN OFFICIALS

wherein charge aof fraud ia connee-
tiau with the construction Of aSWcfs
are made. vii be presented 10 the
council. accompanied By a protest
signed by majority of the property
owners Of the city protesting against
the payment fot these sewers.
The report Of George y. tptterfli,
employed % examine the sewers. ia
which he makes the unqualified as
sertian that they have not been con
struetea IN accordance with lne
plans and specifiratiohs VIII also
accompany the protest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
BIG BLAZE
IN VATICAN
Rome Is Thrown Into a Frenzy of
Excitement When the Fire
Is Reported

ROME. Nov. s-The fire that
broke out In the vatican at 80
o'clock last night rssed Tor almost
four hours before IL could be eNtin-
gu.shed. IL was one 81 tha worst In
abe history Of the vatican.
The IRE occurred Ia that part OF
the building containing the hall OF
Inscriptions. where the pope gives
his audiences. which Is adjacent 10
the famous Pluaeuteca, or gallery OF
pictures.
Il Is supposed TO have started IN
the apartments OF NJ MARKS. the cell
ehFated French restorcr Of ancient
manuscripts.
A. the instance OF the rope, who
personally euperintended thu fiEht
With the flames. the flrcnen or
Rome we're called - render assist
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fspseIal to The starl

BALLARD. Nov. 2 Property
owners are up Ia arms over the
sewer frauds Today petitions and
protests for presentation 10 tie city
council tomorrow night are being
prepared The cuuurilmeu OF this
city Nlll tomorrow night hear more
Sensational charges ana be up
against more demands Of lrate eitl=
zeus ttian they have experienced Tor
a long time
The report OF the citizens commit
tee presented at the mass meeting
Of citizen held Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
BOLD ROBBERY.
MASKED Msn HOLD CASHIER AND GET AWAY WITH 5000
IN oAVlIoHr IN HEART or elo CITY

iiantly lighted at the time Of the
robbery. There were many persons
IN the building Ut the time. The
robbers task was made easier by a
heavy rain. which kept mny pcdea-
tfiauH or the street.
The cashier loak two shots at the
fleeing robbers. but they were iuefs
feotivs Every avenue from the city
II guarded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03

street car and wagon traffic 10 al.
most pHralyErd
petition from the residents %
tho Green Lake addition aeklns for
thsh grading Of Meridian avenue
frntn tie Intersection wfth North Sir
tisth avenue 20 Kirkwooi place and
the ooudamnat ton Of tho property
necessary. will be read.
Tn. hearing Of the assessment
roll. for the grading OF sdSth avenue
north. 0aler street. Maynard avenue.
second avenue. Union street. Twen-
fourth avenue. Thirty-fitHt av-
snus lee street. East cherry street.
Laurel shade avenue. Second avenue
north. Warren avenue and Fifteenth
avenue northeast VIII take place.
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ksn.olnI % In. sad

wARfiiN8TOS. nov R-Admirnl
Endicatt. chief e the bureau uf yards
ana docks in his annual report 90 the
secretary % tie navy. made public
today. tells Of The expenditures u his
bureau during the year and gives e.
Inmates Tor the coming year IN re-
gard % the Puget Sound yard he r..
ports that during the year past the
expenditures amounted 80 so aai. and
his estimate fer next year IL only tia.-
on
The biggest item l. s.. 90 for steel
c1natrur ton and repair The plans for
an electric plant extension viii cost
~ ba8. an underground euudult system
tibeao. hsatinA plant $1,000. and roai-
road ard rolling stock. electric sls-
valara and railroad and wagon scales
8 40 = piece
Admiral Endica,t says the espsnti-
lures during the year we're Nqa 90
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anee In fighting the fire.
The italian authorities we're noti-
fled Of the fire and ror the first time
since the downfall OF the temporal
power % the vatican representatives.
% the civil government Suffered the
vatican la their official capacity
The whole populacs Of Rome Was
thrown into a frsusy OF excitement
v hen the fact that firs VAS raging
AZ the vatican scame generally
known.
rhs pope today visited the scene
% the vatican fire lie personally
gave orders FOR clearing away the
debris.
The exact damage viii not be
known until the books. manuscripts
and ~nsraviuEs are checked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03

NASHVILLE Nov. Cashier
wheeler Of the Cumberland felea
graph Company. while warhius on
hla payroll. At 8 o.elunk this morns
Ing. was held up and compelled 20
open vault by two masked men.
The robbers secured 5000 and es-
oapsd
Ths telegraph office Ia iu the
heart or the city and u waH bril-
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woman In very rude way that II
she did not give him ths money. he
oilght come back At uiEht or some
other time when she vas alone and
rob her.
Detective EHsson thinks that there
afs others u The same stamp eperat.
ING In this city. and expects soon 60
have them whore Kcrlin "a. The po-
lice are sure that Kerlin b the right
man
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Mortality Record

Mrs Sarah Brown. aged q years
died this morning az Columbia City.
The funssrai will take place tomorrow
al D m from the residence. Inter
ment viii be Ia Lake View cemetery.
Ggstave " Jacobson died yesterday
az WoodiuFiiis from injuries received
IN an accident The funeral will be
held at Woodiuviii@ today.
Mrs Setfie r Nitcheii. aged q years
died This morning AZ 10 Twsntyninth
avenue Mrs. Twitehet was real
dent Of Eimira. wash. The remains
are at nuttefw0rths undertaking par
Iorr awaiting the arrival u her has-
band.
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or tho burglars. the porch alinhsr
represents the maat dangerous va
rietY Web ua man u this class IL
found. 81 IL generally one Who thor
ouRhiY understands bis business
There have been no burslaries % this
kind IN Seattle for tho past few
months ~ IL not unlikely that more
hafHisflss Of this kind will Caeur Ia
seatfis until the burglars are caught
~ SCARED out - town
The last ribhefy BY n porch climber
was committed b. James Casey who
is known b. the police from one end
~ the United States 60 The other. Hs
entered Sam mus house. taking val
liable articles.
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WHERE is KAY2

The police this morning received a
telegram from J. n. Anderson. Of MIL
wauhse asking that Allen g Kay be
found n he Is In the city and stating
that q ticket 70 Milwaukee IL waiting
for him A. the Northern PACIFIC office
u this city. The telegram states that
HIS mother who Is at that place. IL
seriously ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
ENJOiN RAILROADS

The directors u the Georgetown
school district today ni-d a petition in
the superior court for an Injunction to
prevent the Northern Pacific Railway
company and the Columbia q Puget
Sound Railway company from obztrue-
ina road. which il the only access
10 tAr school. The ob@tductiou is made
bF a new branch line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
MRS DOWIE
ARRIVES

LIVERPOOL. Nov. Airs. Dowie
and son arrived today from Boston.
she denies the report that she has
all Of Dowie'a money. but says
Elijah II. Will soon Join her In Aus
traiia.
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MNM7 N
MMEGC
Los ANGELES HAS a NEW
TANGLED SORT or FANATIC

Los ANGELES. Nov. 2-prophsi
Darling. who calls himself nature's
man, preached to several hundred
people yesterday from the top II
Mt. Lookout. IN the suburbs. lie
wears few clothes on the streets.
lays even them aside on his Hill top.
He plans TO organize a movement Of
nature living. Many contributed
money 10 the prophet Of nakednesa
Darling II attracting attention
here. lie wears only a fighuet shirt
and short trousers on the street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03

CAUGHT ROBBERS

crew was robbed by three masked men
heavily armed The robbers were
caught this morning at Gle iGlum The
thrce men have been landed Ia iall hy
sheriff Thomas Leads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03

MINNEAPOLIS Milan. New. a.
Frra Ehrou#elck. a hotel man. shot
ana killed his wife this moruinS. and
theu committed suicide b. drinking
e-phallc acid The couple had three
ehnarrn one Of whom lives In Port
land. Ore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
OCT OPUS
IN NEED

CLEVELAND. ohio Nov. THE
standard OF company advanced the
wholesale price Of all grades OF re
fined oil a half cent per gallon
this morning. This makes total
adv anee OF two and a half cents
Within a fortnight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03

Rotary Wilson q IN. international
Nine Workers received telegram
from President John Mitchell this
moruias Mitrhsii says that he feels
bsttsr. and that ths reports n his III
nss. have been grossly exaggerated
lie f. suffering FROM aeuts Intestinal
trouble and u stfil confined ~ TIE hos
gltaI Ia Saw York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
KILLED THEIR WIVES
Then Each Commits Suicide---
Two Tragedies Almost Iden-
teal I'm Different Cities

WASHINGTON. d G.. Nov Louis
Mpufptd. a 81 Louis centrastor. shot
and KILLED his wife and then cotamii I.
ted suicide BY taking polsun. this
morning a. his washinkson residence.
lie vas recently released from an ssy-
iurn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
SOAKED
OHIO MAN GOT 1T FOR SOAK
ING KOREAN PRINCE

DELAWARE. ohio. Sov. 2-Joa-
eph stout. who struck Korean Prince
Ser. was this morning givsu %
days Jail sentence and fine OF -
anl sentenced to pay the costs Of
prosecution, which VIII be heavy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
RIO S

BERLIN. Nov. IA Vosleehe
ZeltunE dispatch reports conflict ~
Warsaw between ssnd artnea and 700
Jews. No caus. Tor the disturbance
II given. Several killed aui ~ we're
wounded Twenty arrests have been
~ sffN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
WAS FLAT
FAILURE

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Dowie's
host left the city today for Zion.
The first train pulled out at 80
O'Clock this morning. and Il was fol-
lowed by the others, Many pick
pockets were In the crowd at the
depot. Two were arrested for rifling
the pockets Of Zionists.
Dowie's mission was a flat failure.
Not more than a dozen were con-
verted here and he received prac-
ticaily no money. Dowie and hts
choir will remain this week TO hold
meetings IN Carnegie hail.
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fessad to the crime. and also that
he II identified with Gems. Is great
Is against him. but the defense
claims TO have evidence to prove an
aiihi and also TO show that thu
young mans confession was simply
made IN order to accomplish his
wife'S release from the city Jail. II
Is thought that the trial will &C.
cupy the entire week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
ON TRIAL
MISSOURI 5oooLER NOW HAS
a HEARING

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. Nov. a.
The case against State Senator Far
ris. charged with bo0dling In the
state legislature IN the baking pos :
der trust scandal. was called this
morning. Lieutenant Governor Lee
wiil testify for the state and senaa-
tional evidence II promised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
WILL DEpORT
Il cHlMKS

NORFOLK. Va. Nov. s-Uuitei
States Marshal Treat left here toe
day with ~ Chinese. who are 20 Be
dsporied from san Francisco under
the exclusion act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
FIGHT WAS
DESPERATE
INDIANS ATTACK OFFICERS
POSSE WITH FATAL RESULTS
SHERIFF IS DYING

CHEYENNE wyo. Nov. a-Ad.
vices received from fst,is Lightning
creek. In Eastern wyoming. give the
details OF The desperate fixht which
occurred there saturday afternoon
between a posse led by Sheriff Nh
Ter and band Of IS Indians. Ted by
sioux smith. a graduate Of Carlisle.
The nxhs was started by the In.
dams and was the result Of IN. posse
attempting 20 put a stop 70 tn. van
ton slaughter Of antelope and deer
BY the Indians, contrary to thu state
Law.
A Telegram received this afternoon
from Newcastle BY Gov. Chattsr,an.
states that Deputies Hackney and
Davis reached here this forenoon
with the bodies % Miller Gaaiken-
burg Miller lived only a haif-h
after being shot Sir Indians we're
killed and 10 wounded Tive were
captured and the posse will bring
the prisoners AID their ponies TO
Newcastle.
Fosr Indians escaped. and 100
frontisrsHnen are ia pursuit. head
cf b. John Owens. tho noted indian
fighter. There we're Ia white fneo
In the fight. BLACK Kettle. the no.
tori0us Sioux. shot Miller. IN the
fixht following. Black Kettle was
Killed
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WONDERFUL
IF TRUE

FORT WORTH. Tex. Nov \
There - srrat eNoitsmsut Ia the
Indian Territory as the result II gold
find. The rock u said . aRasy 81 .0a0
20 the ton. a stampede IL IA pro-
graas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
MUST HANG

WASHINGTON. Nov. a-Bsrt Ross.
convicted of the murder II San Lula
In Obispo county. California. Will be
hanged. The supreme court today re-
fused 10 interfere.
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tspsslal to The start

rtLENsuUHG. wash. Nov. a
bold held-up occurred a the Eilena.
eurs depot last nlghte An entire train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
CAPT. GRANT IN CHARGE

Capt. +. 4. Grant this morning
took formal charge of the United
States army quarterma.ter's office
In Seattle. Capt. G.. G. Bailey, the
former quarterLaaster. leaves for his
new station at Jeffersonville. Ind.
this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-03
MITCHELL
is BETTER

LEADER OF THE MINE WORK
ERs TELLS or HIS ILLNESS
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INDIANAPOLIS. md. Nov s.-see-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12
no OWO:

Organ .,,Zwiazku Narodo-
wego", ,Zgoda", kt6rej obo-
wiazkiem jest, podawac tax
wazne sprawy, jakiemi So
uchwa1y sejmowe, w w}asci-
wem swietle, uwazafa "a st6-
sowne, powiedziec swym Cd
biorcom, re trzysta dolar6w,
o kt6rych inne gazety wy
raznie i zgodnie z prawda pi-
sally, il dano je odszczepien-
cow Hodurowi ma jakis dom
starc6w, uchwa}a sejmowa u
dzielono: ,,domowi Bartosza
Giowackiego'. Niezalezni ma
zywajacy siebie sami koscio-
lem narodowym protestanc-
kim, mogli, pc innych wielu.
swietokractwach religijnych
j patryotycznych take i to
swietokractwo popelnit, re
naduzyli imienia Bartosza
Gfowackiego ma NAIVE jakiejs
szopki, ale czyz wolno "a
stawiaG sic redaktorowi or
ganu Zwiazkowego tenn, il
nazwa szun1na, patryotyczzna.
" b}ad w~prowadzi}a jego ]
wog6le delegat6W ma sejmie.
Jestto nowy dow6d daznoSci
klikiiajdackiej Zarzadu Zwiaz-
kowego do og}upiania ludzi
dobrej WARY nalezacych do
Zwiazku, . ME czytajacych
innych gazet opr6cz przymu-
sowego organu sWej organi-
zacyi. Mech sic tam 6w,
dom ola starc6w nazywal9
chocby ,domem Sobieskiet-.
60 ,Jagielly' uMiokiewi--
CA lub podobnie, Zwiazkow-
cy wszyscy, szczegg6,ln,ilej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12

ESTf1EEISTS&AE2G ErJr&
c6reksoskar1onej re
belli. Jako swiadko1Wie $50
becnf: hrabia Mieczys1aW
Kwilech, czlowiek Izby Pa
nov, a. Hektor Kwilecki,
.czesto jul wpominany dor6z-
kaz Adolf Wilke, domnie-
mana matka maIego J6zefa'.
.Caeylia Meyerowa z domu
Paro1owa zIipiny=na slaskuu
austryackiem, iona straznika
k~olejoWego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12
przeciWkO ht is We
siorskO KWllickiej

. rzekomepodsuniecie dsiec-
Ia. zaciekaWl cal SWAT.
Podaie'ml1,y przebieg tsgo pro
cesu, jak nastepuie stress
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12

katpliekaaich wiekszo5d 1'o-
winni wiedziec praWde, ze 70.
Jest dom szajki niezzaleznej,
ma kt6ra in, katolikom, ME
wolno dawae piepiedzy, 9
zatem seim zgwazallcaE. ich mai
I6wietsze uczucia j zpostpono-
wal ich praWa.
Niezalezni Smieja sic dis
= glupoty .~.przeSwietnego
sejmu', za5 socyalisd tryum-
|fuja, j to ME bez przyczyny.
DO 6mialo twierdzic MONA,
ze dis ,,Zwiazek Narodowy'
stall sic zaleznym Cd gromady
,,towarzysz6w' socyalistycz-
|nych, a zatem stracil Wszel-
ka pretensye do swych wy
tknietych dawniej cel6w pa.
tryotycznych z jednej strony,
drugiej strony WystaWil
pa niebezpieczehstwo Gala
kase usk}adana ME przez
socyalist6w, lecz przez uczci-
wych ludzi, krwawo pracu-
jacych ma kawalek chleba. =
tych i innych poWod6W ME
tylko pisma katolickie, lecz
take wielebne d%uchowien-
stwo i wplywowi katolicy
swieccy ostrzegac powinni
ludzi pred zaraza Zwiazko-
wa, tax samo jak pred jadem
socyalizmu skraJnego, 90 po-
miedzy jednym i drugim
wkr6tce ME bedzie r6znicy.
o o o o
Ma razie, zdaje sic, za1egg-
nano wojne ma dalekim
wschodzie ~pomiedzy Japonia
i Rosya. Japonia ulek1a sic
ME lyle poteznego Niedzwie-
dzia Rosyjskiego, lie po}acze-.
MIA sic Chin 2 Rosya. Trudno
.by1o przypuszczac ably kiedy
.Chiny, ktore badz CO badz.
Moskal gorzej s%krzywdzi}
zagrabiajac Mandzurye, ami
zeli Japonia, kt6ra pc wy
Egranej wojnie ~przyWlaszczyla
sobie Koree tytulem odszko-..
dowania "a straty poniesione.
" wojnie. Ostrzegaja mas lu-.
die obeznani niby dobrze
z polityka calego Swiata,
pred niemcami, DO juz MEM
ca i niemiecka kulture wsze-
die sic znajduje, tymczasem
nam sic zdaje, re wieksze
swiatu niebezpiecze6stwo gro
ii z strony m~oskiewskiej. Me
masz BOWEN W swiecie cd
kilka set lat zdolniejszych
|polityk6w cd moskali, a ich
|polityka rzadko bardzo "a
|wodzi, vice razem z innymi
|takze niemcy, pomimo swej
bezczelnosci, .kiedys zgina "
niezmiernem morzu rosyj-
skiem.
Q o Q Q
Stanom Zjednoczonym po-
wi6dl sic plan mad spodzie-
,,ro ma Srndknmoi Amar11cna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12

poe1nlll1leeqqaMGalaee
26 bm zasiedi naa 1aWie
skar1o,nych, przzedsis A kry
.minalnym: Izabella h. We
sierska x wilecka, urodz.
marca 1915 " Poznaniu!
znajduje sic we Wi4zienlu
sledczem Cd % stycznia. 2
Zbigniew hr. Wesiersh Xvi
lecki urodzony % kwiet.183
" 6ledczem wiezieniu cd :
sierp. 3.Akuszerka KatarzJynsa
Osowska, urodz. 1857 r, %
u marca rb. Y. Wieie,niuu
5ledczem. 4. Sluzaca J6ze '
Krzeska, Vi, 1926. 5 sluziaca
Bronislawa ChwalkoWska, Y
rodz. 176O +. Obrohcami o.
skar4onych So: rad2ca spra-
Wiedliwosci Wronker, adwo-
kat Chodzierner, radzca spra-.
w~iiedliwosci Sikorsk, radz.
sprawiedliwosci DIR. LeWinski,
Rych1owski, adWo-
kat Sborowski. Obecni ma
sail sa rzeczoznaWcy: prof.
DIR. Duehrssen, lekarz sado-
wy DR.. stoermer, radzca me-
dycynalny DR.. Leppmann,
zdrowia DR.. Rosinsh,
fizyk powiatowy DR.. Panieh-
ski, prof. Aleksander Brueck-
ner, professor DIR. Freund.
Pc udzieleniu nauki swiad-
kom i przem6wieniu do PREY
sieglych przystapiono mare
szcie pc dw6ch godzinach do
rozprawy gl6wnej. IT: +
o%dpowiada W jezyku
niemieckim, kt6rvm s1abo
w1ada. TAX oskarzona hrabi-
ma jak jej malzonek przeczias
ma p%ostawione i'm zapytanie,
re ME dopuscili sic czynu,
kt6ry i'm oskarzenie zarzuca.
w dalszym ciagu zeznaje
hrabina, re wysz}a "a MAJ v
roku 1864, 2 mezem ME zy1a
zawsze W zgodzie, zwlaszczaa
". %pierwszych latach. Gzesto
~przebywala miesiacami cafe|
u swoich -fodzic6w,
Najpierw narodll i i'm sic syn.
1866 przyszla na SWAT
c6rka Ludwika, " 1875 naro-
dzila sic druga c6rka Izabela
a W roku-1879 trzecia cor
Ia Marya. Hrabina przyznaje,
re wkr6tce dlugi ich wyno-
silly $50 tysiecy marek, twier-
dzi re to byly d1ugi jej meza
przypomina jej, ze roz-
maiei rzemieslnicy byli znie4
violent ia skarzyc "a niepla-
Genie d1ug6w. Obiegala pog}o-
ska, re hrabiostwo mieliby'
wiekszy kredyt, gdyby I'm
sic syn narodzi1. Miaia to POI
wiedziec hrabina sama, czemu
teraz stanowczo zaprzecza.
Nastepnie wypytuje sic pre-
wodniczacy 0 szczeg6ly, do
tyczace przyjscia ma SWAT
ma1ego StanisiaWa. Hrabina
~odpowiada ma kazde zapyta-
ME z wielka pewnoscia siebie,
Czynnosc t1omacz6w spra-
Wuja radzcarejencyjny Brand
j radca kancelaryjny Gross,
znawca pisma jest radca O
.brachunkowy Junge. Pre-
wodniczacy osWiadcza, ze pro-
ces prawdopodobnie potrwa
dluzej niz przez jedne ivy
k}a sesye 14-dniowa. Posie-
dzenia beda sic odbyWa1y
codziennie z wyjatkiem soho.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12

Stanom Zjednoczonym po-
wi6dl sic plan mad spodzie-
wanie N srodkowej Ameryce.
Me chcial kongres koloin-
.bijski przyjac oferty Stan6w
Zjednoczonych "a kanaf pa
namski, vice Wujek Sam po-
dobnie, jak to czesto prakty-
kowano u naszych Indian,
puscil ,,dobrych" ludzi po-
miedzy. nar6d k%olombijski j
kauai i'm w~ytlomaczyc, re sic
narodowi krzywda dzieje Cd
rzadu, q vice czemuby ME
MONA sobie Z rzadem ina
czej poradzic, jak go zawsze
|sluchac. Zrobiono rewolucye
bardzo po cichu, oglcszono
rzecz pospolita Panama ] ko-
nice. Ma chwile niby ME
widac zlych skutk6w, ale cry
tax ma zawsze zostanie, trud-
no przewidziec przepowie-
|dziec.