davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20
iced without the elastic, but its resistance
adds to the effect and to the good results.
A Twisting Turn.

uCeQ W1tn0ut the elaStlC, out ltS IeSlStduco
adds to the effect and to the good results.
A Twisting Turn.
Twisting is as valuable as bending and is
practiced without any apparatus whatever.
Taking a standing position, twist the neck
as far as possible to the right side, then to
the left, four times each. Alternate for
four more counts. Increase the number of
counts daily. If you will place the hand
on one side of the neck while you are twist
ing toward the other, you will feel some
thing that resembles the tugging of cord
age. That same ''cordage" gives promise
of firm and rounded neck.
Neck and shoulders can hardly be de-
veloped separately. Whatever develops one
Is of certain value to the other Their
beauty must grow in harmony, for evening
dress reveals them both. There would De
little enough satisfaction in plump Shout
ders if neck like that of a young ostrich
should rise above them. Work for their
common good.
For one exercise. raise the shoulders as
high as possible, If in an exaggerated
shrug. Draw them forward as far as you
can. While they are still raised move
them toward the rear, then drop them and
push them forward again. thus keeping up
a sort of circular motion. Stop this ex-
ercise the instant 1T becomes firing to YOU
One of the simplest exercises known IS
the best for filling out those melancholy
hollows just in front of the shoulders
Stand with the arms extended directly an
front of YOU palms together, thumbs up
The tips of the appraised thumbs should De
on level with the tip of the nose. Swing
the arms slowly backward. always keeping
the thumbs on the same level. Bring the
arms back as far possible. then swing
forward again. and so on in a slow rhythm.
Good for the Shoulders.
Dumbbells are particularly good for the
'shouders.-Use bell that is light enough
for you to lift without effort Holding the
bells, drop the arms loosely at the sides.
At count one. raise the bells slowly to the
shoulders, doing this with an outward
movement, which finally brings the elbows
directly out at the sides. Lower the arms
at count two. If you have no dumbbells use
light f1at-irons
If fat-irons are lacking, or too heavy, use
your maginatio Say to yourself, Il have
heavy weight in each hand and go
through the motions with that fancy firmly
planted in your mind This is good training
in mental concentration. besides being phys
ica1 culture.
Stand facing the wall, toes about two
feet from it. Place the palms against the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20

The skirt is gored model with a stitched
hem and single stitched tuck of the same
width.
Mems suiting In grays and blues shapes
another smart gown. and another is of vio-
let faced cloth. Mems suiting is an entirely
new material in feminine departments of
dress With all the indistinct stripes and
checks of the masculine textures the
weaves supplied for women are yet softer
and finer. Black braids trim a number of
the colored suiting gowns, but others even
more stylish show only tailor stitching and
little turnover velvet collar.
The Faced Cloths.
Faced cloth, as the title would Indicate
is differently tinted at the two sides, and
the gowns fashioned in such textures are
made in a way to show both. Orchid violet
"a new and delicate shade-with the I'M
scheme of one charming gown in French
cloth. A novel shoulder cape displays the
two sides of the cloth, the panels of the
narrowly gored skirt turning back at the
bottom for the same purpose Silk and che
mile passementeries and violet silk braid
are effective trimmings with this highly
decorative trea tment.
For first spring wear nothing more effect
i've or suitable could be found than any of
these textures. But if furs give the Lenten
gowns a timely air, the straw hats worn
with them are decidedly springlike, and
for quite three weeks straw hats have been
seen.
Those accompanying the tailored gowns
in wool textures, however, conform to the
requirements of the moment, in that their
straw weaves are soberly hued and often
braided with velvet Odd tlIrbans with the
brim widest at the sides and tying over the
top OF the crown are shown in mixed and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20
Odds and Ends of Fashion.

There is a decided leaning toward bright
colors, especially IN millinery. We no
longer hide our light under bushel Furs
are frightened by lace, on jackets and
toques alike, and roses are considered to
accord well with moleskin. musquash and
all the fashionable furs. The hems~ of tulle
gowns are to bristle with flowers some
times painted on chiffon. Black lace is
laid over colored Powered muslins, giving
a little tint where 1t is needed. Under
many furs and for gol6ng, etc, knitted and
crocheted coates with revers and full
bishops sleeves are being worn. Dropping
sleeves and stoes distinguish the coats or
today from those that have preceded them.
We are no longer satisfied with lace TRIM
mings as they are; they must be embroider-
ed in silks or metal threads or interthread-
ed with black. Some of the stoles fall over
the back as well as the front. Wolfe and
flannel shirts seem to be perhaps more worn
than any, other, and the brighter the color.
ing and the mingling of coloring the better.
Blue and pink with dash of green appear
in many of them, and some are cut with
the new yoke, so that the sleeves are set
in below the shoulder beneath the new rope
gathering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20
Gossamer Fabrics in Spring.

From the Millinery Trade Review.
Milliners are making great use of gossa-
mer fabrics, particularly as a foundation
on which to carry out complicated schemes
OF decoration. For the very smartest hats,
Shapes built up entirely of straw are rather
our of 1t. The ultra-ehic hat for the great
race week. and for all extremely smart oc-
casions, must be light of texture, as well
as delicate of coloring, two qualities which
go hand in hand The initial covering Is
therefore tulle. mousseiine or crepe-lisse--a
fabric once more to the fore--laid on plain
or drawn, both arrangements preserving
It's semi-transparency. The decoration may
consist of interlet motifs or scrolls of gull
pure or other lace, of fine straw braids in
teriet at intervals or of lace straw braids
used in applique. When the interlet lace
decoration assumes the form of scrolls,
auillings of rather narrow ribbon are laid
on between.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20

Mr.. E. Sims Brooklyn. N. Y, writes: "Use
my twenty year drunkard restored to
manhood and health by four boxes of 'ORRINE.
1t is wonderful and marvellous for the drink
habit
Mrs E. Wycliff New York city, writes: " OR
RINE' cured my husband, who steady
orunkard for many years. He now has no desire
for stimulants, his health is good and he is fully
restored to manhood He used only five boxes Of
.ORRINE.' :"
Mrs. W. L. D.. Helena. Mont. writes: 81 have
waited one year before writing you of the perma-
rent cure of my He took sanitarium treat
ment well other advertised cures, but they
all failed until gave him 'oRRINE.' He Is
fully restored to health and has no desire for
drink
Mr.. U. L. R.. Kansas City, No.. writes: 81 am
satisfied that drunkenness is disease and the
worst in the world. 10RRINE.' in my opinion,
Ja9s,O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20

and hair thoroughly once a week and to
shampoo with green soap once month.
An ncipient bunion should be painted with
iodine two or three times week--rot often
enough to blister. Buy shoes large enough
to avoid all pressure on the tender spot A
frequent change of shoes is advisable, so
that the unavoidable rubbing of the leather
will be changed. Wear a bit of oil silk
over the bunion during the day.
For swollen eyelids use a solution of two
ounces of camphor water and two grains
borax.
battle the face in hot water every night and
look after your general health. For fall
ing hair. massage the scalp with vaseIne
unless the hair is very oily. For freckles
mix one ounce lemon juice one ounce alum,
one pint rose water. For superfiuous hair
go to some one who understands the use
of the electric needle.
Curl the hair at night over kid curriers' in
preference to using an iron. A solution of
three ounces gum arabic in a half pint rose
water Will keep it in curl. The skin can be
softened and whitened by the following
treatment
Written the skin with diluted lemon Juice
followed by cold cream. There is no reason
why good cold cream and rice powder
should harm you If you wash them off thor
oughly at night Exercise and a wholesome
diet will rid you of superfluous flesh.
The ointment to prevent badness to
winch you refer. consists of eight grains ex-
tract rhatany root, fifteen grains extract
yellow Peruvian bark, two drachms each of
extract of burdock root and oil of nutmeg
d1xed), fifteen grains camphor dissolved
with spirits of wine, one ounce olive oil two
ounces beef marrow, one-half drachm citrou
juice. Perfume with aromatic essential OIL
For cold feet, devote fifteen minutes each
morning to foot exercises-more if you can
spare them Learn the old-fashioned High
land fling. Many of its steps are now used
In up-to-date gymnaSums, especially the
rocking step. For simple exercise. stand
with hands on hips, then rise on toes as
high and as rapidly possible. Battle the
feet IN very cold water every morning, then
rub them until they glow. Walk. A cure
for freckles is given above to E. A.
Shampoo your hair once a month with
green soap. Brush the hair thoroughly
every week. Massage the scalp at night.
Use the ointment prescribed for S. A. A.
As your hair lacks life, / should advise
you to use the soapbark shampoo once 4
month. Boil heaping handful of the soap
bark, strain, and wash hair and scalp with
the water. Rinse several times in clear
water and let the last water contain the
juice of lemon. The secret of a success
full shampoo lies in having the hair and
scalp clean before beginning-that is. all the
accumulation of dust and dandruff should
be brushed away before the washing pro-
cess begins. You must massage the scalp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20

VIII cure any case If taken you direct 7 vas
a common drunkard for twenty years. but today
nm free OF any desire for HAIR. You have found
the specific God bless your
Mr.. A. E. L.. Atlanta; Ca. writes: 81 horn
with love of whskey and drank 1t for thirty-two
years. 1t finally brought to the gutter. home
Tess and frendless. was powerless to resist the
craving and would steal and lie to get whiskey.
-Four boxes of '0RRINE' cured me of all desire and
l now hate the smell of liquor
Price, 81 per box. Mailed in plain sealed wrap
per by Orrine Company, 81 14th ST., Washington.
D. G. Interesting booklet-Treatise ON Drunkenness
tsealed free request.
Sold and recommended by
SIMMS', 14th ST. and New York
WILLIAMS, 9th and SITS.
wELLER'S. 755 sth st. Sc.
DAYS, 14th and SITS.
HENRY EVANS. 800 924 st. NV.
+. p. WELLER. 1884 NJ ST.. Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20
A Linen Year.

Ireland was 1903. Linen balls helped to
bring the material into vogue. and now
thousands of yards of 1t in every lovely tint
are used. Some lovely linen frocks have
been made for society people this year,
gowns of mauve and pink and blue and
Irvine color, with Irish crochet to adorn
them It Is a favorite material. too, for
motoring and for driving coats, as 1t with
stands dust and may be cleaned over and
over again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20

roll muff of sable fox sets off dress
in castlebar homeSpun. Browns, tans and
whites are shown in this mixture, which
takes in the wearing an invisible plaid.
The belted jacket is distinguished by double
tails, rounded at the front and deep enough
to cover the hips. A small cape collar COW
ers the shoulders and the little revers turn
back from a short cravat of saffron lace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20

Ready-made silk blouses are popular for
evening and theater wear. They are not
so durable as the specially made ones, yet
they save much time and are as cheap. too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20

If the water is blued when cleaning win
dows they win retain their brilliancy longd
ard polish more quickly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20
WHISkEY AND BEER HABIT
PERMANENTLY CURED
ORRINE,
SAFE, HARMLESS SPECIFIC

Physicians drunkenness disease of
morbid stimulan Continued
wiskey the stomach lining and
digestive thus destroying the digestion running health
No will power" heal the infamed stomach membranes
ORRNE permanently the craving liquor acting
directly the affected the digestive
conditions improving the appetite restoring
health No necessary "ORRNE
your home without publicity Can be given secretly
Cure Guaranteed or Money Refunded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20

which have been so fashionable this sea-
son, were the favorite neckpieces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-02-20

Shampoo your hair once month with
green soap. Brush the hair thoroughly
every week. Massage the scalp at night
Use the ointment prescribed for S. A. A.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-11-05

The name Of Oscar F. Mayer is well
known in all parts of this city and
county. He is one Of Chicago's most
progressive men, and his reputation
for honesty in his dealings with his
fellow men cannot be called into
question.
HIS candidacy for President of the
Board of County Commissioners has
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-11-05

been most fiatteringly Endorsed by The
Chicago Tribune, and by all the other
leading daily and weekly newspapers
throughout the city and county.
Many of the most influential labor
organizations have also Endorsed his
candidacy, and he will be the next
President of the Board OF Commission
ers of Cook county.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-11-05

No candidate before the
completely entitled
enthusiastic
Rogers who is presented the Democratic candidate
attaching
In any other office within the gift Of
concerned in seeing to that judiciary
less, OF spotess reputation
George Mills
well recognized oall
parties than
filled at the coming election.
the merits the candidates entirely nonparsan He has also
endorsed
dsgarding politics.
his election
Mr. Rogers should have the citizens
terests Of the whole heart
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
vano. Bandyci So ma wolno-

, PARYz, rs stycznia. -
Pewien officer, kt6ry powr6ci]
z Mandzuryi zapowiada, re
ma wiosne przypadaja W tym
kraju wylewy w6d, uniemo-
zliwiajac pochody wojsk cd
kwietnia do listopada. Jezeli
Japo6czycy pred marcem
ME wkrocza do Japo nil, o
rozpoczeciu krok6w wojen-
nych W tym roku ME bedzie
mogto bye mowy. To zdanie
znawcy stosunk6w ma Wscho-
die Azyi stanowi nowy do
w6d, ze pok6j miedzy Rosya
a Japonia ME zostanie tam "a
k}6cony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
benz. Dzieci wyslano do Bor-
gund, ,gdzie tymczasowo umle-
szczono je W kosciele.

PETERSBURG,25 styczpia
= Zaprzeczaja tutaj wiescifm
jakoby wojska japo6skie zd e-
ly Masampho i jakoby 3,W
Rosyan przeprawi}o sic ina
druga strone rzeki Yalu. pa
ponia czeka cierpliwie na pd-
powiedz Rosyi. Jezeli waza-
kze sprawdzi sic wiadomd6e,
re wojsko chi6skie wkroczFlo
do Mandzuryi i grozi ko4u-
nikacyi miedzy W}adywo4to-
klein a Portem Artura, ozha-
czac to bedzie poczatek Wojj-
ny Rosyi z Japonia i China
mi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

WASHINGTON, 22 sty-
cznia. - Prezydent Roosevelt
i sekretarz stanu Hay wczo-
raj dali rade senatorom Rad
popierajacym, azeby bill ty-
czacy sic kana}u panamskie-
go oddali pod g}osowanie bez
poprawek proponowanych
przez komitet, gdyz W razie,
gdyby to poprawki przyjeto'
nastapicby mogla dfuga zw}o-
ka W ratyfiko waniu. Pose}
Bunau Varilla usilnie radzi
odrzucic poprawki dla uni
kniecia zw}oki i zdaje sic, re
do rady tel senatorzy sic "a
stosuia.
Senator Morgan wczoraj
tl6maczy1 W senacie wniesio-
ny przez siebie bill W spra-
vie przy}sczenia Panamy do
Stan6w Zjednoczonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

toni j p. Cezary Pajkowski.
Pierwszy pozostanie W kopal-
nj, gdzie prawdopodobnie do
stanie jakies zajecie, drugi
zas pobawi W Kalifornii dfuj-
sly czas W celu porato wanna
zdrowia.
Katoliccy ksieza z archi-
dyecezyi milwauckiej czynia
wielkie przygotowania ma
przyjecie nowo mianowanego
arcybiskupa Messmera z
Green Bay: w tym celu ze-
brali sic ksieza licznie W re-
zydencyi arcybiskupa.
Ma posiedzeniu omawiano
plany co 90 uroczystego przy-
jecia arcybiskupa ma move
mieisce. Arcybiskup Seba-
stan G. Messmer ma podob-
no objac nowe stanowisko
ma poczatku lutego..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

WIEDEN, 25. stycz. z Bel
g'radu donosza do pism tutej-
szych, ze zyjacy "a granica
serbowie i montenegroczycy
rozwiazali silna agitacye pre-
civ dynastyi Karageorgewi-
cza. Odkryto 1,awet ma zycie
kr6la Piotra spisek. w bardzo
wielu miastach kursuja pam
flety, W kt6rych posadzaja go
!: O wsp6}udzial W morderstwie
kr6ia Aleksandra i zarzucaja
mu wiele innych nieczystych
sprawek.
Przypuszczaja, ze spisek i
agitacya wszcze}y siostry kr6-
lowej Dragi.
z Samlina donosza do, ,Neue
Wienr Journal, ze kilku spi-.
tych oficer6w, nalezacych do
handy morderczej, pozrywali
" pewnej restauracyi ze
scian obrazy cesarza austry-
ackiego j cara rosyjskiego i
spalili je. Policya ] sadly
/ wdrozyly 6led edztwo, lecz Z z
ozkazu kr'6la ta1k'o'Wl'e q 2 y q .pr'z'er-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

. BERLIN, .25, stycznia. =.
CESAR Wilhelm zapowiedzaf
podczas SWAT move zmiany
W umundurowaniu oficer6w
niemieckich, kt6re nietylko
W ko}ach oficerskich, lecz
takze W ca}ej opinii publi-
cznej wywo}a}yby stanowcza
opozycye. Teraz donosza ga
zety konserwatywne,ze cesarz
zada takze zmiany ciemno-
granatowych mundur6w ca
lei piechoty niemieckiej ma
szaro-zielone.
Przeciwko tel zmianie pro-
testuje obecnie Gala prasa ME
miecka i zada, azeby parla-
ment odm6wi} furdusz6w ma
ten eel. Me kt6re dzienniki
obliczaja, ze by}aby to 38
zmiana W umundurowaniu
armii, zarzadzona przez 'cesa-
RIA Wilhelma II i ze tylko te
zmiany W munduraCh officer
skich, kt@re kr6tko potem
znowu zastapiono innemi, ma
razaly ofieer6w pruskich ma
niepotrzebne wydathi W Ia
cznej kwocie Is do 20 Milo
now marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
Z NIW POLSKICH
w AMERYCE.

DETROIT, Mich. w szere-
gu nieszczesliwych wypadk6w
jake W ostatnich czasach tax
czesto sic zdarzaja W Ame-
ryce, i nasze miasto ME
stety, wzie}o smutny udzia}.
w zesz}ym tygodniu 0 60
dzinie 6 minut 18 najecha1
pociag osobowy kolei Grand
Trunk ma kare elektryczna
Michigan Gratiot. Wypadek
zdarzy} sic ma przecieciu uic
Gratiot i Deqinder. Kara 20
stala rozbita i o kilkanascie
stop z toru odrzucona Os6b
zaregestrowanych ma apara-
Gle bylo 81 Dwie osoby 20
sta1y strasznie pokaleczone
a odwiezione do. szpita]a
wkr6tce znarly, mianowicie
Ethel E. Could Fred Opifi-
cius. Nadto AZ osoby donna
~ ciezszego lub lzejszego
uszkodzenia. Ma iscie pokale-
czonych znajdujemy diva pol
skie nazwiska Ed. Rekowskie-
60 mieszkajacego przy ulicy
Chene D. d. 575 i Edwina BIZ
lowskiego przy tel samej uli-
cy p. n. 597
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

ST. PAUL, 25 styczni% 2
powodu szalonego zimna po-
pad1 uzywany tn " teafrze
sion W taxa w6ciek}oScI ze
pot}uk1 scope, W kt6reHna
dworcu by} zamkniety wka-
wa}y po}anaa} zebra straznlke-
wi. Conradowi Gastens. lo-
MIA zamknieto W szopie tdWa-
rowej ma noe, aby nastelne-
go dnia wys}ac go kolei4 do
Minneapolis. Dokuczfwy
mr6z dokucza} jego uszom. j
trabie. Kiedy rano wesAllIpo- 81
slugacze do szopy, zaczaf sic
s1o6 rzucac, CRUDE belki $50
py wyrywal i lanai jak "a
pa}ki wyrzucal przez dach.
Kto m6g} ratowa} sic ucie'
czka w tenn nadbieg{ jego
przewodnik i zblizy} sic do
rozgniewanego zwierzecia, a.
by go uspokoic, lecz ten po-
wali} Castensa ma ziemie,
przygni6t} noga i po}ama]
mu wszystkie zebra. Castens
prawdopodobnie umrze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

LONDYN, % styczni ia. -
Zachowanie sic Rosyan W
Norwegii wywoluje VI tym
kraju, a nadto W Szwecyi, po-
wazne obawy. Rosyjsey u
rzednicy przebieraja gle "a
drwal6w j rybak6w, nlierza
grunta wytykaja punkta o
bronze i zjednuja sobie przy-
chylnosc ludnosci, nadbrzez-
nej, zapowiadajac i'm 2miane
stosunk6w na lepsze, jezei
Rosya panowac bed dzie "
Norwegiii j zaw}adnie brzega-
mi oceanu Atlantyckiego na
p6lwyspie Skan!dynawskim.
Te plany Rosy niepoko koja
og6l Norweg 6w, goto-:
wych wezwac pomocy mo-
carstw, azeby ME dostac sic
pod panowaniie z''altborczej q
Rosyi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE.
BERLIN, %. stycznia,

BERLIN, %. stycznia. -
Najstarszym pos}em W no
wynn sejmie pruskim jest Po-
lax, p. dr.. Szuman, >urodzo-
ny 8 lutego 1922 roku. Sko6-
czy on ME d}ugo 80 lata. Ja-
ko najstarszemu wiekiem
przys}ugiwa}o mu prawo ot-
warcia sejmu pruskiego, ale
sic zrzekl tel godno6ci, DO
by}by musiaf wniesc okrzyk
ma Geese cesarza.
,Germania" pisa}a 0 tenn:
Gdyby posef DIR. Szuman by}
zgodzi} sic ma otwarcie sejmu
pruskiego, bylby to pierwszy
polski marszalek sejmu, choc
tylko przejsciowo.
Najstarszym po naszym po
Sic jest liberal Schaffner, u
rodzony 25 lutego 1922 roku,
a trzeci z rzedu byly minister
Hobrecht ur. IA. sierpnia 1924
roku.
DIR. Schaffner, jak juz do
nosilismy, przy otwarciu SCI
mu zapomnia1 wniesc okrzyk
ma czesc cesarza. 49, go,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28

| 0 godzinie 2::30 p1omienie
ugaszono j poczeto zbierac
cia}a. Podczas pozaru pekla
rura prowadzaca wode i prz.y
czynila sic znacznie do znisz-
czenia. Wydobyto z ruin
przeszfo 10 trup6w = wielu
nierozpoznanych.
z TOLEDO, O. = Sp6r o
trzydziesci cent6w 0 ma1o
ME przyprawi} 0 smierc Pio-
ira Wisniewskiego, liczacego
lat "a, a zamieszka}ego ma
farmie przy Hill avenue W
poblizu miasta.
Wi6niewski przybyl do
miasta W towarzystwie swej
zony i zabawil W goscinie U
te6cia OBJ. Jana Majchrzak
przy rogu ulic Nebraska j
Pulaski. W salunie OBJ.
Majchrzak zabawial sic gra
W billiard OBJ. J6zef Bry1a,
kt6ry prowadzi rzeznictwo
pod. mr.. sol przy ulicy Pu-
}aski Przv sko6czeniu cry
powstal sp6r,. kto ma zapla-
cic, oh. Majchrzak nalegal, ze
Bryla powinien to uczynic.
Do nieperozumienia wtracil
sic takze Wi6niewski W koh-
Gu podobno uderzy} Bryfe w
twarz, poczem ten wyszedl Z
+Fde--swsgo -skladu. Po chWilis.
Bry}a mial powr6cic, a przy-
wo}awszy strzeli} do niego 2
rewolweru. Kula ugodzila
Wisniewskiego ponizej dolnej
szczeki i zatrzyma}a sic W
muszku}ach karku Natych-
miast przywolano doktora
Talaske i Storza, kt6rzy opa-
trzyli rannego, lecz na razie
ME wyciagneli kuli, odk1ada
|jac operacye do nastepnego
dnia, kiedy mia}a sic odbyc
konsultacya lekarzy, Skonsta-
towali jednak, re Wisniew-
skiemu ME grozi utrata zycia
chyba, re wskutek rany ma
stspi zakazenie krwi. Po spell
nieniu swego czynu, Bryla
powr6ci} do domu i zostal
tutaj aresztowany przez detek-
tywa Kujawe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-01-28
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PETERSBURG, Ind, 25.
stycznia. - w sobote banda
1obuz6w wpad{a do mieszka-
MIA L. Dedmana, gdzie znie-
wazy!a jego zone. MAJ zmu-
SONY byf przypatrywac sic
sromocie. P6zniej policya a.
resztowafa niejakiego Williar-
da Gait, przew6dce handy.
Gait uciekl gdy go p prcwa-
dzono do wiezienia. Kobieta
znajduje sic " kryty; ;znem
stanie Zniewazono ia 16 razy.