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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-09-23
CHAPTER XVII.
A ROYAL Reckoning.

Whether from policy or necessity
the guest-house of Gloucester Abbey
was surrendered to the royal band
with open-armed hospitality. Now q
tournament of games In the riverside
meadows took up the day, now pa
geant up the river itself; again, a
ride with the hawks or run after
the hounds-and the nights were one
long revel.
Voices and horns made Joyous up
roar when the King led forth his lady
and her fair following; and he smiled
with pleasure at the welcome and the
picturesque beauty of the gay throng
between the gray old walls.
Nov how could come upon bet
ter sight If 1 were the King Of hun
bred islands?" he demanded Of Elf
giva.
But he did not wait for her answer;
instead, he stepped forward as though
to avoid 1t and put question to one
of his huntsmen. And his wife turned
and spoke sharply to the blond maid
en- behind her, whose more than usual
fairness had given her the name of
Candida, or "the white one"
Where is Randalin? l sent the
garments to her an hour ago. She
stands in need of taste of Teboen's
rod 10 teach her promptness."
Little Dearwyn, watching the door
way with fluttering color, cried out
eagerly, Here she is, lady!"
There she was, in truth, standing
on the threshold with crimson cheeks
and flashing eyes. At the sight Of her
every huntsman uttered whistle of
amazement, then settled into an ad-
'miring stare; and Canute, glancing
ever his shoulder, laughed outright.
What, he said. Have you tired
of womans clothes already?"
For, once more, Frode's daughter
was attired in a mans short tunic and
long silken hose. 1t was suit much
richer than the old one, since silver
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ered the Viking blood which slum-
5ered in her veins; it fired her cheeks
and flashed from under her lashes.
She answered clearly, 81 hope it is
not, lady-for he would experience dis
appointment"
From all sides laughter went up;
but there was no time for more, for
now a hunter-one Of the men who
had brought news of the galloped
up, dust.choked and GREATNESS.
HE has broken cover King!" he
gasped. "He is moving windward-
loose the hounds-or-you will-miss
him"
Canute's horn was at his lips before
the last broken phrase was out. For
ward!" he shouted with blast. 1.-THE
hounds, and forward" A whirlwind
seemed to strike the ambling train
and sweep them over the ground like
autumn leaves.
At the first call of the horn, Black
Vmer had taken the bronze bit be-
tween his teeth and followed, and his
riders one concern in life became
rot the guiding of him-but the stay
ing on. Far ahead, where the little
valley ended and the wood began
again, she caught a feeting glimpse
OF the boar as 1t burst covert with
the yelping pack at its heels and was
for one instant revealed, snarling,
are-tusked, and fiecked with bloody
foam. Then it dived again under COW
or and was gone in new direction
Canute's horn sounded a recall, and
one by one the hunters checked their
onward rush and wheeled.
Black Ymer's rider also tried to
obey, but all the strength of her body
was not enough to sway him by a
hairs breadth.
He will have sense enough to stop
when he finds out that he is alone,
was her despairing thought.
But he continued to forge ahead like
race horse-in uneven leaps as
though some sound from behind were
Urging him on. Suddenly, through the
roaring Of her ears, it broke upon
her that he was not alone, that al
least one horse was following. Its ap
preaching tread was like thunder in
the stiffness. When the snorting nos
trils seemed at the Black Ones very
flank, at the risk Of her neck she
turned her head.
Looking. she understood why 9
steed had been given her which should
carry her out Of Elfgiva's reach, fol
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-09-23
TO MAKE INQUIRY.
Japanese Minister Wants to Know
About the Parole,

Washington, Sept. 19.-Minister Ia.
kahira called upon Acting Secretary
of State Adee to make inquiry as to
the terms of the parole to be granted
to the Russian crew in conformity with
the presidents decision. He was in.
formed that the details of the parole
will be arranged at San Francisco by
Admirals Goodrich and Mccall, but
generally that it was proposed to allow
the men within the limits of the City
of San Francisco.
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embroidery banded the blue, and pre-
cious furs lined the cloak; but that
fact was evidently of little comfort
to her, as her eyes were full Of angry
tears, and she deigned the King no an
swer whatever.
81 am obliged to pay dearly for your
amusement, lady," she said bitterly.
Elfgiva chimed her bell-like laugh
ter. 81 will not deny that you pay
liberally for my trouble, sweet. Does
it not add spice to her stories, maid
ems. to see her habited thus? She
looks like one of the fairy lords Te-
lboen is wont to sing Of"
"She holds her head like Emma Of
Normandy" the King said absently.
In wide-eyed surprise, Elfgiva
looked up at him. "Ethelred's widow?
Never did hear that you had seen
her! When saw you her? And
where?
Canute stirred uneasily. at is not
worth hearing. l spoke but a few
words with her, about ransoms, the
time that sat before London. And l
remember only that her bearing was
noble and her countenance most hand
some, such as had never seen before,
nor did think that there could be
any woman so queenlike." Because
he did not choose to say more, or be-
cause some wrinkle in Elfgiva's satin
brow warned him off. he turned hastily
to another topic. "Foolishly do we
linger, when we have none too much
time to get to covert. Do you still
want your way about accompanying
us? | have warned you that boar
hunt is little like hawking; nor do
Mortimer stand in one spot and wait
for game to come to them. Call 1t a
ride, IL you will, but leave the boar
out for reasons sake, as he would
leave us out ere we were so much as
on his track"
As one casts aside an ill-fittine
glove, she threw aside her pouts. look
ing at him with flash Of dainty min
icry. Hear the fiery Thorl Take
notice that l shall bear all down be
fore me like a man moving ripe corn
You cannot guess how much warlike
ness l have caught from my valky
ria" She glanced back where the
girl IN the short tunic stood drawing
on her gloves. a picture Of stormy
beauty.
Amused, the Kings eyes followed
hers. then lighted with sudden pur
pose. "As you WILL" he laughed, "and
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Orchard Placed Under Bonds.

West Plains, Mo-, Sept. 14.-A writ
of attachment was served on former
State Senator James Orchard by Sher-
III Kimberlin. of Howard county, and
he was cited to appear at Jefferson
City December Is and show cause why
he did not appear as a witness at the
time set for the bribery trial of Sen
ator Farris and give testimony. Sen;
ator Orchard gave bond in the sum of
5000.
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Salad for London.

New York. Sept. 1s.-Rev. C. Camp
bell Morgan. the English evangelist.
who has been in this country during
the summer attending the Mortified
Bible conference and preaching in
many Of the large cities of the coun-
try. sailed with is family on the steam
shIp Minneapolis.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-09-23
LAUNCH RUN DOWN.
Big Steamer crusheo into It on Della.
ware River.

Philadelphia, Sept. lathe Della
ware steamer Columbia, on it's way
from this city OF Bristol, Pa, crashed
into a steam launch about ten miles
north of here, grinding it to pieces
and causing the drowning of eight of
the dozen occupants of the small boat
All of the party were Philadelphians.
The accident was the tragic ending
of days pleasure trip on the river.
The launch was owned by Joseph
Fortescue and the party had been
made up from few of his friends.
The day was spent in cruise up the
river.
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Leave or DismantIe.

Oyster Bay, Sept. 15.-Russia's aux
iliary cruiser Lena, which put into
the port of San Francisco presumably
from Vladivostok,> either will have
to leave within a brief time prescrib-
ed by this government or dismantle.
That in brief it can be stated au-
thoritatively is the decision of the
American government
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A NarraW Escape.

New York, Sept. 13.-Pierpont Nor
gan had a narrow escape from being
run down by big steamer while go
ing from his private yacht in the East
river to the yacht club landing.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-09-23
Many children arc sIckTy.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children,
used by Mother Gray, nurse in Children's
Home, New York, cure Summer Complaint,
Feverishness, Headache, Stomach Troubles,
Teething Disorders and Destroy Worms. At
all Druygists', 25c. Sample mailed FREE
Address Allen S. Olmsted. Le Roy, N. Y.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-09-23
Insist on GETTING Il.

Some grocers say they don't keep
Defiance Starch. This Is because they
have a stock on hand of other brands
containing only IL OF In a package.
which they won't be able to sell first.
because Defiance contains 16 OF. for
the same money.
Do you want 16 OF. instead of IL OF.
for same money? Then buy Defiance
Starch. Requires no cooking.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-09-23

In trade either you are afraid that
the other fellow will cheat you or
that you won't cheat him.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-09-23

When some men hear of neighbor
losing his good name they are prob
ably glad they have none to lose.
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unconfirmed Renort.

Paris, Sept. 13.-The Petit Parisiene
prints a st. Petersburg dispatch to the
effect that General Kuroki has cap
tured 10000 Of Keropatkin's rear
guard
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Still at Mukden,

st. Petersburg, Sept. 13.-There is
no official information of the evacu-
alton of Mukden or the arrival of Gen
eral Kuropatkin at Tiepass.
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Whv It In the Best

Is because made by an entirely differ
ent process. Defiance Starch Is I'M
like any other. better and one-third
more for 10 cents.
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There are men who would shake
hands with you and go through your
pockets at the same time.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-09-23

A real good friend is one who viii
say that you are sensitive when you
are quarrelsome.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-09-23

The Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago. send Home
Eye Book tree. Write shem about your eyes
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-09-23

The woman who smokes does 1t as
naturally as the man who battles the
baby.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-09-23

When you consider the chances a
boy takes, It Is wonder that any OF
hem live to vote.
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"Dr. David Kennedy's Fsyoritc hSm,o sIS
rave me prompt ard complete RELIEF from ~
liver derang einent" D. 7. Trowbridge, Harlem n'N
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1904-09-23

It is possible to win an uphill fight
and still be on the level.
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Must Have Been WelI Made.
In the Amato inn at EPSON, Eng
land, is clock. still In working order,
that was made in the reign OF Queen
Elizabeth.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-25
KR0TKIE NoTATKI MIEJsKIE.
w sprawie tramwajowej.

- onegdaj odbyi sic W Riverview
Park wesoiy piknik "demokracY po.
wiatowej" 1 klubu demoratycznego
"Tuscarora". NOW politycznych ME
bylo.
Jack" Gallagher, unionista,
przyjaciel robotnikow, oskarzony ro'
zne wykroczenia W czasie roznych
strajk6w, W sobote zostal uznany ME
winnym zarzucanego mu burzenia e.
rektrycznych urzadzeh przy domu pm.
941-943 Cuyler ave. " roku 1901. Ia
trzymano go tednak W areszoie, bo
czekaja 80 inne procesa.
- 10 inspektor6w 'wodnych" W so;
bote ziozylo rapport Be zwiedzili 400
mieszkah, " % znalezli yadliwe ru'
~ wodociagowe, przez kt6re zbyt VIE
le woody up3ywa. Poleoono wiascicie-
lom pod kara naprawit rury W
dniach.
-21 letni Chas. Baker, S12 ST. Clark
str. spadlszy okna 3 paetra, pokaie-
czys sic smiertelnia Jest W szpafau
QskiakaM5A I,
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Rome notatkI teIegraficzna

Wydawcy gazet " Toxic oglosih
rezoiucye tyczace sic przejazdu okre-
tow rosyjskch przez Dardanele, ktory
nazywaja obraza wszystkich mocarstw
1 narazeniem ma szwank pokoju swia-
towego.
- Kr6l duhski Chrystyan zachoro-
wal onegdaj wydawaio sic, ze choroba
bedzie niebezpieczna ale nadesziy to
legramy uspokajajace. Wyjechaa 20
Schwerinu do Kopenhagi.
- Amerykahskie eskadry bawiace
W Tryescie.wiechaiy wczoraj do Flu
me.
z Gibraltaru donosza. jakoby
tamtejsza angielska flotyla torpedowa
otrzymaia rozkaz mobilizowanla-
- Rozeszla sic by}a onegdaj W st.
ziednoczonych pogioska jakichs roz-
ruchach W Warszawie, " czasie kto-
rych 16 os6b zostalo zabitych, 80 ra-
nionych, a 100 aresztowanych. Gazety
europeiskie o aadnych rozruchach ME
wiedz2.
- slychae, ze prush minister spra'
wtedliwosci dr.. Schoenstedt bedzie
musias zrezygnowae, powodu, re "
procesie krolewieckim anarchistoW O.
kazalo sic, he faiszywie przedstawil u
k,aa z Rosaa uspraRiedliwiaiscy "a
-kiA.procsaxay ...~.a- -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-25

- Prezydent francuzki Loubet wy
jezdza % bm. do Chateau Drome. a
powr6ci do Paryza we wrzesniu, ktedy
krol hiszpahski Alfons wybiera sic z
wizyta do Francyi.
- Obiega pogioska, ze Tol angler
ski Edward pragnie odwiedzic Stany
Zjednoczone, ale kwestya etyhety 9e-
szcze go wstrzymuje.
- w r6znych miastach dotknietycn
przez strajk W rzezalniach, panu1e
wzgledny spok6j strawberry oczeku-
ia rozkazow Chicago.
W. ]. Bryan oznajmii, ze ma ra-
zie ME mysn wystepowac z mowaml
politycznemi gdzie indziej, niz W Mis-
souri,
- Wszystko juz jest przygotowane
do urzedowego uwiadomienia Roose'
welt o jego nominacyi W przyszia sro-
de.
- Exgubernator Geo. w. Peck z
Wisconsin oznajmii W rozmoWie, ze
przyjalby nova nominacya demokraty'
czna ma gubernatora, jezeliby mu 1a
ofiarowano, ale starae sic o mia ME
bedzie.
Do Bostonu nadeszia wiadomosc,
ze Europy przybywa1a do Ameryh
niebezpieczni anarchisci przebrani "a
czlonk6w "Armii Zbawienia'.
W Elizabethtown, KY, osfaWiona
Carrie Nation pewien szynharz stot-
klein uderzy1 talk, ze ja ciezko skale-
czyf, gdy zosta1 przez MIA zelzony.
Z Minnesoty donosza pozaracn
las6w we Flathead Reservation W
okolicy Kalispel.
- zakohczylo sic regestrowanie g.
plikant6w ma "homesteads" W rezer-
wacyi Rosebud W Yankton, 8. d. Zapl'
sano razem 57,434 nazwisk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-25
RUcH PARoWcoW..
PrZYhY3Y:

Przyby}y:
New York: Arabic Liverpoolu, La
Bretagne z Hayre. Meltke Hambur.
ga, New York ze Southampton, Citta
di Torino Genuy.
LiverpooI: Bavarian Montrealu,
Lake Champlain Montrealu, Campa-
mia N. Y, Cymric z Bostonu, Pome-
ranian z Montrealu.
NeapoI: Lombardia N. Y.
Kopenhasa: Hekla z N. Y.
Odesz}y:
New York: Graf Waldersee do
Hamburga, Columbia do Glasgow, Me-
saba do Londynu, st. Louis do South
ampton, Finland do Antwerpia, Ertru-
ria do Liverpoolu, Amsteltyk do New
port News, Algeria do Neapolu, Ar
kansas do Kopenhagi
Queenstown; umbs,a do n X
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-25
Kronika Miejscowa.
o strajku W rzezalniach.

- SIIdIku w IZCLd1llLoS1s
Sprawa wznowionego strajku
tax stoi, ze w rzezalniach grozi
dalszy strajk innych galezi, jeze-
Ii w4asciciele rzezalh ME pogodza
sic rzeznikami strajkujacyrni.
Tymczasem woznice w liczbie
1000 wczoraj postanowii znacz-
ma wiekszoscia strajkowac, ale
ich komitet krajowy jeszcze po-
wstrzymal ostateczna decyzya
zamierza dis rano sprobowac,
czyli mu sic ME uda dopnowadzic
do porozumienia. Burmistrz Har-
rison powrocil do Chicago i O.
swiadczyl swa gotowosc posred-
niczenia, jezeli ktora stnona tego
zazada.
strajkujacych rzeznikow W 9
miastach, w ktorych So rzezalnie,
jest 4o,6oo; robotnikow innych
ga}ezi, skoroby przyszso do ich
strajku, odejdzie Cd piracy $1,000.
w samem Chicago rzeznikow
strajkujacych jest 10000, a in
nych robotnikow grozacych straj-
klein w rzezalniach 1890.
Tymczasem W rzezalniach ruch
ozywiony panuje, i nieunionisci
przybywaja masami. Szef policyi
O'Neill zarzadza wielkie srodki
ostroznosci, by ME dopuscic do
zaburzen.
Zaburzen znacznych nigdzie
ME bylo; tylko W St. Joseph, Mo-,
jakis nieunionista, murzyn, stree
lal do gromady strajkierow, kto-
ra go opadla, i ranil S osob. Ma
wagon wiozacy chleb dla nieunio-
nist6w w Chicago napadla gro
mada ludzi dwie osoby zastaly
pokaleczone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-25
nOSEALE UCHODzA I NIU CzWANG.
ROyiska fOta ochotnicza zostanie cofnieta
Morza Czerwonego.
Odpowiedz Watykanu ma ultimatum Francyi.
Carl Schurz popierae bedzie sedziego Parkera
Aparat do Iatania po powietrzu dziesiec dolarow
iedz Watykanu ma ultimatum Francyi.
Carl schurz popierae bedzie ssdziego Parkera.
Aparat do latania po powietrzu "a dziesiec doarow

tez znajdowa3o sic gioWne ognl-
sko ruchu macedohskiego, - w
pierwotnie jawnym, pozniej tai
nym komitecie rewolucyjnym. Je-
zeli ME sam Rad, to osoby bar
dzo do niego zblizone, a mimi
szerokie Varsity ludu, wyglada-
ly Z utesknieniem gwaltownych
zamieszek w Macedonii usllo-
waly przyspieszyc je, W nadzie1'
re wtedy znajdzie sic jakimkol-
wick sposobem moznosc przyla-
czenia wilajetow macedonsAch
do ksiestwa.
ze Buigarya ME potrafiiaby
zrobit takiej zdobyczy wiasnemi
silami, tenn Mkt obeznany re
stosunkami ME watpil, ale w to
wszyscy wierzyli, re W razie woj-
ny Turcya, Europa ME bedzle
przygladala Sic bezczynnie i ME
pozwoli Turkom ma wyzyskan1e
zwycieztwa, lecz wrniesza sic do
walk i dla zapewnienia sobie mi
sego spokoju, ureguluje stosunki
macedonskie w sposob, upragnio-
ny przez Bulgarow.
w rachubach tych odgrywaia
oczywiscie giowna role Rosya, i
Rad rosyjski oswiadczai napro-
zno kilkaNotnie a bardzo stano-
wczo, re Bulgaria W razie wojny
Turcya ME moze spodziewac
sic zadnej pomocy i ME zyska ma
pewno mic, chocby nawet
mia}a odniesc zwyciez-
two. Widocznie tradycye
roku 1873 byiy silniejsze cd no
wych przestrog, bo wiemy, re
Bulgarzy ME przestawali draznie
Turkow popierac otwarcie po-
wstanc6w, co sklania1o Rad ro-
syjski do kilkakrotnego powto-
rzenia swej przestrogi.
Wybuch wojny na Dalekim
Wschodzie wywrocA ostatecznie
fantazyjne rachuby bulgarskie.
Bu1garzy zrozumieli doskonale,
ze ME originality obecnie mai
nniejszej pomocy - i dlatego z
chwila wybuchu wojny wscho-
dniej zerwali z taktyka systema-
tycznego prowokowania Turcyi.
Zaprzestanie podniecajacej agi-
tacyi ze strony bulgarskiej wy
starczyio zupeinie, ably po wielu
latach przywrocie spokoj ma pol
wyspie Baskahskim, rownocze-
snie, aby umozliwit mieszanej
komisyi europejskiej jakietakie
uregulowanie stosunk6w wewne-
trznych w Macedonii, bez nieu-
stannego wtracania sic p. Nacze-
wicza bez wstrzasnien, wywoly-
wanych przez wybuchy dynami-
towe. Rownoczesnie zas rdzennie
macedohski ruch powstanczy
zmala} do niepoznania, jest tax
slaby, ze zaledwie zwraca ma Sic
bic uwage, tax slaby, jakimby byl
w latach ubieglych, gdy ME o.
trzymywal zasilkow w postaci
pieniedzy, ochotnikow, broni /
dynamitu z terytoryum ksiestwa
Bu3garskiego.
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lat, 81. Ma dyfterye umariy 4 O.
soby, ma tyfus 9, gwastownych
wypadkow smierci bylo 32.


soby, ma tyfus 9, a gwaitownych
wypadkow snierci bylo 81. +
w sprawie tramwajowej. :
Konlitet transportacyjny one
gdaj ukohczyl swa pracs usozenia
projektu do novel ustawy tram
wajowej przyjawszy projekt Je-
dnoglosnie, oddal go do druku.
Gl6wne punkta projektu So ma
stepujace: Powszechny system
przesiadania sic przez wybudo-
wanie kolei ulicznej okalajacej
srodmiescie; wydanie IS Milo
now dolarow ma ulepszenie sluz-
by tramwajowej, lepsze urzadze-
ME wagonow itp. ze strony koni-
panii; ukiad, moca ktorego Chi
cago City Railway Co." wyrzeka
sic dotychczasowych przywiie-
low, "a to otrzymuje przywilej
ma wszystkie swe hnie ma prze-
ciag czasu 20 letni warunkiem,
by po latach 10 miasto mialo pra-
wo nabyc droga kupna wlasnosci
kompanii, jezeli zechce, i to "a
cene prawdziwej wartosci VIDA
snosci gruntowej i osobistej tel
kompanii. Przez przeciag pierw-
szych lat 13 kompania ma placic
miastu S procent cd swych do
chodow brutto, po latach 1a
dziesiee procent.
Pukownik Bliss zgadza sic ma
wszystkie te warunki, ale musi
przedlozyc je akcyonaryuszom
do przyjecia. Wszystko to musi
byl zalatwionem na czas, azeby
d. 8 fstopada mogao sie odbye
mad tenn giosowanie. \
Tragedya rodlnna.
Pred osmiu dniami James
Merrigan opuscif swa zone po O.
smioletniem maizefistwie, tax, ze
ia byla zmuszona wprowadzic sic
do swej matki, Leny Naglen pm.
AIS Princeton ave. Onegdaj po-
poludniu Merriganowa wyszla z
domu. Wieczorem o godz. 10 po-
wrocila do mieszkania matki ze
swym mezem. Okaza1o sic jednak,
ze Merrigan przyszeds do zony
W celu jej zamordowania. Wyjal
bowiem nagle REVOLVER strzelil
kilkakrotnie do zony, a kiedy ta
upadla, wyjA z kieszeni flaszecz-
Ike kwasem karbolowym, wy
chylii ia jeszcze strzelil do Sic
bic. Zabil sic ma miejscu. Merri-
ganowa, trzykrotnie ramona
smiertelnie, zostala zawieziona
do szpitala Continental, gdzie
wlr6tce potem umaria. =
| Nieszczescie ma pilniku.
Onegdaj w Thornton Park od-
bywA sic piknik stowarzyszenia
"White Feather Indian Club" O
godz. 7 weczorem goscie weszli
do specyalnego pociagu kolejo-
wego, azeby powrocic do Chica-
60. Jednym ostatnich wchodza-
cych do wagonu byl II letni
James Roy, Col w. IS str. W. po-
ciagu prezchodzis jednego wa
gonu do drugiego, ale tax nieo-
stroznie, ze wpadf pomiedzy oba
wagony, ktorych kola zgruchota-
ly mu obie nogi grzbiet zlaulaly.
Nieszczssiwy umarl W przeciagu
kilku minut pociagiem pikniko-
wynn zwloki jego przywdeziono
do rliasta.