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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-11-22
Local News

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WANTED-Third cook at the
Hotel Wells. 11,21-2t
Municipal politics are gradually
warming up.
X X p
Jack Reitz of Weston, spent
Sunday here with friends.
4 u \
Jesse Holmes, a well-known
driller, is calling on friends In the
city.
w. J. Neuenschwander made a
short business trip to Wheeling
today.
Bryan continues to talk and
write as though nothing unusual
had rranspired.
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There are strong indications
that Russia is gradually cropping
toward the light of liberty.
x = 4
Stoessel says he can hold out
if he gets ammunition and pro-
visions-but there's the rub.
Prof. w. E. Smith Of New Mar
tinsville, spent yesterday after
noon with friends in the city.
X 4 Y
Mrs. Conley of st. Marys, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
J. w. Cantner, of Miller's Run,
Ohio.
Mrs. T. J.Deloe went to Wheel
ing yesterday afternoon on a visit
to her sister, Mrs. j. B. Bren-
nan.
Mrs. Philip Cunningham of Sar-
dis, O., is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. l.. Knapp, Of East
street.
Frederick the Great never
dreamed that there would be
such a fuss made over him in the
United States
X x 4
FOR SALE-15 barrels eight
year-old Sistersville production, at
$4,000. T. w. Larsen & COM
pany, Sistersville, w. Va.
11,22-3t
Mrs. G.. E. Pyle and Miss Lizzie
Jemison of Middlebourne, were
numbered among the excursion
lists from that town who went to
Wheeling Sunday.
4 X 4
Frank Zook, a well-known tray
cling salesman, was calling on his
trade here today. Mr.. Zook rep
resents a large coffin and casket
company of GAINESVILLE, O.
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The news that there will be
plenty of turkeys for Thanksgiv-
ing will be received with popular
favor by all classes of people.
These fowls were reported very
scarce a few days ago.
y 4 y
Thieves broke into the ticket
wagon of circus in North Caro-
lima the other night and got
away with a little more than $780,
900. The robbers, at least, got
their moneys worth out of that
show.
2 4 =
Mrs. j. r. Jones, who has been
in failing health for the past few
weeks, was taken to the Wheeling
City hospital yesterday afternoon
for treatment. She was accom-
panied by her husband and Mrs.
|. L. Chris.
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Fred Algeo won a large turkey
Saturday night at a rattle and on
Sunday night some sneak thief
stole the fowl out of his coop.
Consequently, Fred will not have
turkey on the bill of fare at his
Thanksgiving dinner
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Morris tribune., 1904-01-30

There have been no new de-
velopements in the Eastern
war situation this week as Jap
an is still waiting for reply
from Russia. 1t becomes more
and more apparent, however,
that Japan wishes to force the
fighting as soon AS possible
while Russia wishes to delay
until she is better prepared.
The war has been unpopular
with the common people OF
Russia, but the exact opposite
is true in Japan. 1t is also
stated that on account of the
Universal. corruption in Russia
hat country has only a small
mount of coal and military
upplirs in tnc Orient.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-30
Told the Truth.

A shopkeeper in Sheffield had
stuck up a notice in glazing colors
End very large letters: Selling off
Must close on Saturday."
On Friday a friend asked:
"What! Are. you selling off
again ?"
Certainly. All the shopkeepers
are selling off, amt they
"Of course they are. But you say,
Must close on Saturday,"
"Certainly | must You would
not have me keep open on Sunday,
would you ?"-London Globe.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-30

Since the appointment OF Mr.
Donahauer to the position OF
Acknowledgement, there seems
to have been an attempt made
to line up E. I. Young, of APP
pleton, with the Dunn forces,
but he very sensibly can't see
it that way. Mr.. Young will OF
course have the support of the
seventh district, and probably
a majority of the other country
district if he at least remains
out of the governorship contest
If he were to line up with the
Dunn forces, he might fare
badly even in his own district.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-30

We hardly think that any
of the gubernatorial booms
have anything to do with the
senatorship, and are very sure
that the Collins and Eddy can
didacies will not affect either
Nelson or Clapp. 1t is also
PERTAIN that any candidacy
which openly threatened these
two men or either of them,
would "die a-bornin'."
Morris tribune., 1904-01-30
A Useful. Youno Ladv.

"You are late this afternoon,
said the music teacher to his elab-
orately powdered and highly deco
rated young lady pupil.
EYES, replied the damsel, swish
ing down on the music stool. 'FMa
was so busy in the kitchen that |
had to wait nearly half an hour for
her to sew up tear in one Of my
gloves"
Morris tribune., 1904-01-30

1t is now given out that
Charlie Mitchell, formerly edi-
tor of the Alexandria Post
News, but now Minnesota's
worlds fair director, will re-
sign his job to manage Dunn's
campaign. Mitchell is a clever
politician, but it there ever
were any doubts of Bob Dunn's
merger proclivities, they are
settled by this selection of a
campaign manager. AS an ed
itor, Mr.. Mitchell was an out
and-out defender of the merger
and there is no reason to sup
pose that he has changed his
views.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-30

The St. Paul Globe had a
1abored editorial the other day
trying to show that the Repub-
lican papers are booming w. K.
Hearst for the D mo era
nomination for president in
order to have an easy man tor
Roosevelt to defeat. The same
reasoning M ay apply wit n
much greater force to the at
titude of the Globe IN trying to
name the Republican nominee
for governor in the person OF
Mr.. Dunn; or maybe the Globe
really wishes to see Mr.. Dunn
governor.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-30
SATURDAY, JANUARY 80, 1904

w. Whiteman, of the Or
touville Herald-Star, is prom
inent candidate for the presl-
dency of the Editorial Assocla-
zion Whiteman deserves this
honor, and the boys in this part
Of the state intend that he
shall have it.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-30

The coroner's jury in Chica-
90, summoned to inquire into
the Iroquois disaster, placed
the responsibility on the stage
hands, manager, officials of the
building department and may
or. The latter, however, has
been released on habeas corpus
proceedings. The arrest of the
mayor was little far-fetched,
anyway, and su ggests that
someone is playing politics.
Morris tribune., 1904-01-30

The suggestion has been
made that the next Republican
state convention nominate the
Judges first, and thus eliminate
the judiciary from the domain
of the political trader. The
SUGGESTION commends itself as
q good precedent to establish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

blE pIfra nfe always drawn b.
some myntetlaua ehlnec boy
aWhy Go / plaY the gamrf ola Tor
the same reason that those other
poor fools do. suppose. It's the
excitement When I have a mite
extra money / come down here and
blow IL in. Anyhow. there To- no one
depending nu me. Some of the men
with families ate the ones Hhn
should not play
The last sentence was timely
nue. one Of the particularly I'D
features Of the Chinese lottery IH
That men with families aud small
Incomes md young men holding -
slaves Go the game. Tho Yerf - &
that one can start in Hu rheauig ia
what wakaH 1t 80 dangerous Tot a
dime sou may mark Ticket thht
should 10 eome out rinht you enuii
win anywhere from 10 ceuta 90 $3.50.
uut they never come out right
And then II r. the old STORY IN
have better luck nryt time" tut
the man once started seldom HtanH
until hts money 81 exhausted The
chinese lottery whore open ta white
men. a. one af the most iuaiduaus
and dangerous forms of ramhlIng
known. iis sraWth aud progress are
marked hY suffering ana iraHeaF
Ia china the characters appearing
an che tickets may represent beau
tiui poem. tut THINGS in this saun=
tH are just the opposite from what
they are ln the Orient
There ere many dangerous pit
falls in al large eitias The maat
dangerous ultali la tBe city ~ See
attic today ia the chinese lottery.
BARTHOLOMEW JOSEPH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
MIL GET 4
GIN MME

Through on nmteauia arrncment
reached by thc oppnHiHH attorneys ~
the case involving the custody ~
little Gina Dalmaa the adopted
child af Lou Graham. the child ~ 20
have permanent home with re-
spectacle people iu fhia city. Miss
Amber the mother. after "a rOn-
nnitatiau with her attorney. has
agreed to give f25 month Tor the
chiid'a mhiutalnanco. and charles q.
Snyder who also claimed the child.
ia satisfied with this manner of set
Element o. cost the mother fails
iu supporting the child be WIN fur
uiah money.
Attorney Richard saKe JONES.
representing Miss Amber" stated
this morning thnt her chief obiec-
ton waa 90 having her child placed
Go a Catholic iuHtlfufiDu. ON the
representations made b. snyder. 90
his attorneys Morris & shlpley the
attorneys agreed q keep the matter
out Of the courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
Jumped the
Track
LOGGING T RAIN WRECKED
AND WOMAN INSTANTLY
KILLED
fny nerlnps Now Ann

nrDufNG. CAL Oct. ia ta-
moline Lumber a Trading epmuauy's
loggluR train jumped the track near
tamoIHa last evening Every car
went of. the logs rolling in al d.
rcHtiuna.
James wright conductor. and
Mrs. Chapman. who was riding on
The train. Were instantly killed Two
other men wore Injured The core
ourr and surgeons have Faue 20 the
scene 81 the accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
King Solomon is in
The Lime Light Again
THG HUSKY, pusKY cLAiRvoYANT LOSES Hs WHITE WIFE IN
CHICAGO AND $500 or HIS MONEY WENT WITH HER

"Kns Solomon" the negro clair
toyhnt Is Ia the llmolight again.
nod likewise IA trouble. The pretty
white "aaaiety girl" whom he mar
rtrd in buffalo. n. ". about "A year
aso. has deserted him, and what f.
Hqll more sad. 5000 OF the huflY
heHdluR for the main street my
vision failed me and I lost her iu
che crowd Vow ! have come 10
nak the police 10 aid me Ia finding
her.
You can't aee where she la Ilklng
noWF asked the sergeant
No said the giant fortune teller.
tpothsHYef5 good money has diaap-
peafrd with her
solomon Who o. as black az the
are uf spades and biz enough 60
puli "a pillow. haH told the hole sad
story ~ the chicago polise. bat ao
tAr has received only cold comfort
Eyon hia elalKo}ant powers have
played him false na hc sadly eon-
fsHHeH
a special dispatch 10 The star.
received today. sayu.
iiY ciHiEfoy aure. klnR solomon.
q duHkY fortune teiier learned that
hiH white wife. Who be- Says. fled
two weeks uEp with $500 af his
mnuey. bad gone 90 Evanston once
within the confines of the Methodist
town hia occult powers failed him
aud he appealed 90 che police 20
help him fud The missing woman.
'iis offered 50 reward 20 any one
who would sivn him Information
which would lead 90 her discovery.
kins solomon b. "a six foot negro.
30 years old. Weighing $50 pounds
hiH wife r. q pretty blonde. aa years
uld and known as Minnie stevens
"WeaftHH a tali Hiik hat. a gray
faEiau. and Hnafs. and carrying a
rakeualk eaHa. the king entered the
Evanston police station today
a went into ciairroynnt state
today he said. and saw my miss.
mg wife I aas able a. ffaas her
course distinctly. BE- said After
taking ms fs9Q from the northeast
corner uf ms bureau drawer ~ aIag
Indiana nHeHue. che sent "a the
Northwestern depot and toak a train
Cor Evanston.
Iiow DO you know asked the
sergeant
I could see her b. ms power of
SECOND sight replied King Solomon
. could see her on che ffaIu and
know thaf HhH ate r. banana on the
ffip and bauKhl glass 81 Sc afaam
coda when she alIghted ~ Evanston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
BEbRI EXCHANGE

Berry growers Of Puget Sound
and Lake Washington districts are
planning berry exchange In this
city for the purpose IT taking
charge Of the berries produced ln
this section and marketing them In
Seattle. This Will remove the berry
business from the hands Of the COM
mission merchants OF the city and
distribute them among the mer-
chants direct from the gardens n
~ claimed that this viii increase the
profits to the growers Themselves
A meeting viii be- held IN a short
time To take up the matter In order
10 handle the crop Of 1906
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
RIOTERS
Meeting

The students Of the University OF
Washington held a footeHs meeting
at Denny hall this morning 10
arouse enthusiasm or the football
game with the Oregon university to-
morrow afternoon. Speeches we're
made bY theD layers. many u the
students and Prof Meany and Presi-
dent Kane a great deal 81 enthus-
iaam was aroused aud the students
viii turn out in a body to cheer the
toys Ga 70 victory
T. = Mcdonald was elected 10 fill
the vacancy OF vice president-of the
body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
Knocked OUT

ST. LOUIS. Oct Tommy Sui
iivan. OF Brooklyn, was given the
decision over Abe Attell. Of San
Francisco. In the fifth round Of
what was scheduled 20 be a twenty
round fight FOR the feathorwelght
championship OF the world. Attell
went out In the fifth on an upper
cut 20 the stomach lie claimed a
foul. After five minutes OF DELHI
etation on the part % the attend
ing phyuioinna, who found no evil
dences Of n foul. the decision was
given TO sullivan. The fight was
. good one while Il lasted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

an alleged attempt 10 shoot the
woman he had stolen from her hua-
band and children
He Was ordered out Of Minneapolis
by the pallee after hts neamftul and
ncNt turned sap az Buffalo. where BIO
married white GIRL. whom he had
Induced e. believe that be Waa a
wealthy West Indian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
RIPE BRINE
PATENT FIRE ESCAPE DIDN'T
WORK AND THOSE TESTING
tT WERE KILLED

ST PAUL. MINI. Oct II while
ID NJ Seammon was testing hla pat
cnt fire escape on the Germanla
building this afternoon. a rope
broke. prseipltatug himself and
wife 20 the ground. The woman
was Instantly killed. 8cammon will
die
schmmon descended from the top
of the building and took hia wife on
~ the second story. The rope was
sawed in two by a window ledge
above Thousands Of people were
watching the test aud we're h0rrl-
fled b. the accident.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
LAUhDRiES COMPLAIN

The owners OF laundrios on the
Shores OF Lake Union are COM
tlencinF 70 complain 20 the city
officials about the delay in grad
ing Eastlalse avenue and adjacent
streets. The latter. since the re-
Cent rains. have become quagmires
and the laundries are finding II al
most impossible to get their wagons
ia and out of their barns, other
establishments doing business in
the vicinity are experiencing the
same trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
ALL HANDS
LOST
BRITISH STEAMER LOST AND
ENTIRE CREW DROWNED

mf ser.npa News Asfa1
CHATHAM oct it-Ths nrlt.
iah schooner Wentworth ran ashore
on North bar last night An hands
Hufa lost
Two bodies. those % a man aud
woman. have already washed
ashore. Il i believed the crew Goa
sisted Of at least eight persons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
WILL EXTEND
FIGHT ON
UNIONS
PRESIDENT PARRY CALLS MA.
TloNAL CONVENTION or CIT.
lZENs INDUSTRIAL ALLIANCE
Especial to Tho star,

CHICAGO. Oct 1f.--An attemlt
will be made to extend the sop4n
shop principle to many new lndsA >
tries A meeting OF the Citizens
Industrial alliance has been called
20 meet Ia New York city. NoYeA
Der ~ and 80 D. NJ Parry. tie
head Of the Alliance. has sent okt
notices 20 every employers aHsorh
ton In The country asking each 10
send delegates 10 the meeting
The open shop for union add
non-unlon men will be the toesin lf
the employers. Even skilled tradtR
are 10 come within the plan. EIh
association IL expected TO send tso
delegates 10 the convention. F'if-
teen hundred delegates are expect
ed In all
In addition to associations large
companies are specially notified Of
the meeting and It's objects. Re-
cent successes In locking out union
men and re-openlng plants on
open shop" rules has encouraged
the employers to believe that the
time b. ripe for extending the fight
10 The NEST powerful unions. Re
sides the open shop II Is intended
also 20 attack the eight hour law
and the antl-iniunction bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

A reception and dance will be
given TO the Oregon football boys
tomorrow evening The committee
In charge Is making plans for a
rousing time for the visitors. wheth-
er the are victorious or defeated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
TO SEMI-FNALS

PHILADELPHIA. Oct u The
Womena national goif champion
ship tournament on The inha ~ the
Marion Cricket climb nt HateHfaHa
reached che Hemi unni round Fea-
terdAy. with Mlaa Pauline MaekaY.
of che oakley Country club. Mfa
.. = Sanford ornuEr. y . Miss
Charley. Tall River and Miss
Georgiana bishop nrooklawn. "a
she contestants To-day Miss -
lay viii PLAY Mrs. sanford sd
Mlaa Charley Nlii meet Miss Hah48
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

FL PAsO. Tex. Oct 1.-THE Rio
Grande river continues 70 rise. Sew
eTal homes on the river bank have
already been destroyed and many
others are threatened With desiruc-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

chisf Delaney mal nleht took a
tin from the announcement in The
star that it was kuinK Co expose
the infamous practices ef The Chi
neaa lottery sharks.
Aud actiug on this tip chief De-
iaaeY ardered his detectives 90 raid
The Chinese gambling Joints. The
star feels nattcred over Tails uucxs
peefs1 move ON the part ui the
ehief
The article 10 which attention
VS. called yesterday aHHnars below.
Il nav be warnina g. those who
nav be ambitious q 50 up against
the game In the future. even if
Chief Delaney has suppressed the
Chinese lotteries Tor the time being
Those characters do not repre-
sent numbers The symbols you
49, On those oblone slips oi paper
are the words az a mast beautiful
Chinese poem"
Well. that's one on me, What
The nature ~ the poem
oh. ifs % an uplifting number,
ns near as I can find Out u u
rising from low places 60 places
higher up. From he'll TO heaven
~oula cover the thing / suppose
E This scrap of conversation was
overheard In a Washington street
sesnrt and Il was the chinese lot
.aery that was under diHrussion.
/ was Interested. for { bad heard
q great deal about that vice which
takes such a firm hold en- the white
Satisfied u Yea Buy
pfGenss Underwear 81 r y. Brooks
q en 1891 "a Avenue -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
THE STORY OF HOW AN INsIDuoUs VICE
GATHERS THE YOUNG AND UNwARY INTO ITS
GRASP AND HOW NONE CAN EVER WIN

man who starts In q follow the
game. but it was news to me 10
learn that the heu=traek symbols on
the tickets represented anything
aavorlng OF poetry A a matter Of
fact should hage supposed tue
contrary 90 BE- the ease.
The Chinese lottery h an old. old
institution Amons the natives Of
the FloNcry Kingdom q has been
PLAYED Tor centuries. hut it IS only
within recent veaH that the white
man has taken tt up as a regular
thing
Since gambling IN other forma
hes been iabooed In Seattle. q Is
nov commou thing 10 take a t'Yef
ia the Chinese lottery, with which
the police. fur reasons best know n
e. themselves. never interfere. eld
every afternoon and evening. hun
areds Of white men. both Young aud
cid. may be- seen mlnsling with
Chinese and negroes ia mad
scramble 60 purchase tickets Tor
chance AZ the hlE prize
What chances the men who put
down the coin 90 take u IL said
that policy Is a hard game 10 beat
bat bucking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

All over the Pacific Northwest for
selling the best $500 Soft aud stiff
Hats that money can buy. Ask
your friends. 10. N. Brooks a Co,
1871 I'd Avenue. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
POLICY Is A otNcH

game compared with going mp
against the game originated bF
aanu celestial that lived and died
centuries ago.
Il would b. a hard matter .
trnthfuily say how many Chinese
lottery companies are doing busis
ness In Seattle today Ten years ago
there we're but three companies in
existence. Now there are AZ least
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

Call and see our styles and quail
tiles That's all We AJAX ". n.
Brooks 4 Co. 1891 "a Avenue. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

A very stylish shade in Mems Hats.
Let ua show you some right new
ones T. =. Brooks 4 Co. 1891
"a Avenue "''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

A very atylAeh shade IN Mems Hats.
Let us show you some right new
ones. 10. N Brooks a Co. 1881
Oh Avcnu4N sts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

Call and see our styles and quail
titles. That's all We ask r. ~
Brooks a Co. 1891 "a Avenue. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14
HOttentOtS
Rebel
tny serlpps News Assa3

BERLIN. Oct IA dispatch
from Wlndhorak. German south
west Africa states that HendFick
Wllboi. ahu led the rebellion ten
years aen. has again declared var
against the Germans Il ia ct
De- ted that majority Of the Hot
teutot tribes sill Join the uprising.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

SALT LAKE. Utah. OF "a
Professor Otto Weinsehenk. en-
route from saiina. Colo. 70 Los
Angeles. Hha was taten from a
Denver 4 Rio Grande train a raw
INK mania. died today IN a cell al
The county jail
Esupus. oct ne There were
no callers today A. Hosamont
judge Parker passed the FORENOON
disrusinK Of correspondence lie
viii return % New York next
Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

Satisfied " You Buy
Mems Underwear OF r. \. Brooks
a Co. 1891 "a Avenue. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

Ciaud Jarvis # Green Lake IN
aaun be home from the hoaulla
aharn De sent some time aHa D.
UNDERGO a very dangerous opa ,
ton
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Our aReputatIone oona :

OUT HNpHNHNIVH NVHU d
All over the Pacific Northwest for
selling the best $50 Ind Stlff
Hats that money molher sy. Ask
your friends. E nv 'nn- 80 a Co.
1881 I'd Avenue. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

The Odd Fellows OF Green Lake
have moved their headquarters from
Kids hal 60 the !. o. q. Il. hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-14

wore HuOn a FteF aFN0N MY.
Does anyone e5ser draw large
pHizea3' ! askea n Casseres apent.
"Oh. yes. Sect" aHd ~ PORTED h
the wall on which severed sFfBa a
paper we're pasted. Flight gpod
there-390; two seven spot, ttIbG
each.
who caught the eight spot
JohnT"
John looked thoughtful. Dom
remember now. Think Chance boy
yes, always Chlnee boy" said Z
man who was standing nearby. q
have been hanging around Chimes,
lottery Joints off and on for ths
past 10 years and ! neverrgt saw 4
prize paid that exceeded us. Thu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-04-02

malemu zdziwieniu ujrzal w
przednim pokoju rabusia, zgar-
niajacego srebra inne koszto-
wnosci. Ma razie ME wiedzial, co
miai poczac, W tenn zlodziej spo-
strzegl we drzwiach wysoka, bia-
Ia postaG, krzylNnal przerazony i
wyskoczyl oknem ma podworko.
Byi pewien, re zjawi, sic pred
MIN Ouch. Coburn zaalarmowai
policye, nadjecha1a patrolka, Kill
ku drab6w policyjnych zweszy1o
cale sasiedztwo, lecz zaden z
Mich ME spotkal zlodzieja, lekaja-
cego sic "duchow".