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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-05
ANTI
SALOON
PARTY
Defeated at the Eugene
City Election
But a Large Majority for the
Free Public Library

Eugene, April 5.-The municipal
election was one of the hardest-fought
contests ever witnessed in the city,
and the vote was the largest ever
polled, there being 1870 votes polled
in the four wards. The contest was
waged by the Anti-Saloon League, on
the ground of the failure Of the past
council to enforce laws in regard tc
saloons, cigar stores and gambling
The anti-saloon ticket elected w. w
Calldns as councilman in the first
ward, while in the other three wards
the Citizens ticket was successful
electing II. b. Henderson in the sec
ond ward, George b. Doris in the
third, and ]. d. Matlock in the fourth
b. F. Doris. for recorder, and Frank
Reisner for treasurer, had no opposi
tion.
A special vote was also taken of an
advisory nature on the question OF
whether the city should accept the
library gift from Andrew Carnegie OF
$40 600, on the ground of the city as
suming perpetual annual expense OF
$1,000 for It's maintenance, and this
carried by a large majority.
There was much argument about
the polling places, and one occurrence
has been the subject Of much talk. II
was an alteration about noon be
tween Rev. b. f, Rowland, OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, and ]. ID.
Matlock, candidate for reelection as
councilman from the fourth ward. The
discussion became heated and Rev
Rowland accused Matlock Of having
taken an official oath TO enforce the
laws of the city without ever any In
tention of doing so, This was vigor
ously denied by Matlock. when, ac,
cording TO bystanders. the lie was
passed by Rev Rowland. and Matlock
struck him a blow in the face. Others
then interfered, and prevented any
further melee.
The fight OF the day was waged
mostly against Matlock and Doris,
both Of whom were elected after Wig.
orous EFFORT, Matlock by 26 majority
and Doris by 40.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-05

doubling Thomases of all generations
and provide his followers with an ir.
REPUTABLE argument for all time.
"The resurrection of Christ is the
bulwark of Christian faith-it is also
the foundation of Christian hope. AS
is Adam all die, so also in Christ all
shall be made alive
His resurrection is the pledge of
our resurrection. His triumph, the
symbol of our triumph, BE thou
faithful unto death and | will give to
thee the crown of life. This is the
consoling promise that Christ address.
ses to the Christian heart on Easter
morn. This, the sublime hope held
out to us; hope that will be realized
II we are loyal to him, who by the
event of Easter morn proved his
claim TO be indeed the way, the truth
and the life
That Almighty God may bring
home To every Christian heart this
lesson of consoling hope-that He may
enkindle in the hearts OF young and
old stronger and truer love of our di-
vine redeemer is the Easter prayer
OF "Your humble servant in Christ, "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-05
INTRODUCED
IN DENMARK AND
NEW SOUTH WALES

United States Consul Frazier, at
Copenhagen, reports: There is no
permanent arbitration court in Den.
mark. The lockout of 1899, affecting
40 900 workingmen and which caused
great suffering, was settled as a re,
suit of a proposition drawn up and
submitted by three prominent citizens
Of Copenhagen, who volunteered their
services to employers and employees,
and who because of their high stand.
ing in the community and the uni.
versal confidence imposed in them,
were accepted by both elements to the
controversy as arbitrators. The kind
conferred upon them a decoration in
recognition of their services for the
public good Under the act of April 3,
1902, provision is made for an 'arbi
tration court at Copenhagen, where
employers and employees elect by
agreement to establish such a court
for the adjustment of their differ.
ences. The king may by decree de-
termine that witnesses may be sum-
moned and be requested to testify,
just as they are in any regular court.
Witnesses are required to appear at
the time and the place determined
upon by the president of the arbi-
tration court. Every inhabitant of
Copenhagen and of certain districts
about Copenhagen are subject to call
as witnesses. Decisions handed down
by the president of the court may be
appealed in accordance with the rules
governing appeals from an ordinary
lower court. There is in Copenhagen
an employers association, the pur
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-05

pose of which is to guard the inter
ests of employers as labor unions do
those of the employees. This associa.
ton publishes a weekly paper.
OF arbitration in New South Wales,
Consul Baker, at Sydney, reports: The
arbitration law of New South Wales
has been in operation over a year, and
it has been found that so long as its
decisions are in accordance with the
wishes of the employers there has
been no resistance, but whenever
decision has been adverse to them
they have shown a spirit of resistance.
In April last the Colliery Employees
Federation brought action against the
company for which they were work
ing, asking more favorable terms
from the court than were given by the
company. The case was tried by the
court and a decision rendered, under
which the men began work; but find
ing that they made less money than
the scale fixed by the court than they
had formerly made, they resolved not
to work any longer, and 400 miners
ceased, refusing to abide by the or
der of the court. This was 1t was
claimed by the employers, clearly a
rebellion against the law and order.
The conduct of the strikers was
brought before the court and decis-
ion rendered that the employers had
their remedy in a prosecution, for
damages. of the men who refused to
work. In general way the employers
hold that it is incumbent upon a union
whose officials profess to be loyal to
the court to expel its members who
! are not.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-05
BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE
TO CHRISTIAN FAITH

(The Most Reverend Archbishop A.
Christie of Portland on Easter.)
Easter morn brings to the believ.
ing world the conviction that the
grave is not the end of man. He is
risen, he is not here, thus have the
evangelists recorded the most stupen.
GUS event in the annals OF human his
tory
"Rationalism may exhaust it's
strength in the futile endeavor to
destroy the truth of Christ's resur.
rection, but Christianity. Christs
place in the hearts OF men today, and
the indubltable integrity of the sacred
historians give to reasonable, truth.
loving men belief that is not in vain.
ITO the Christian Christ's resurreo-
tion from the dead holds the essential
place in the ground work of Christian
faith, which, ST. Paul the apostle as.
signed ii, when he said; And II Christ
be not risen again then is our preach.
ing vain, and your faith is also vain.
Then they also that are fallen asleep
In Christ are perished.'
Indeed Christ himself, before he
had tasted the bitter chalice Of his
passion, appealed to his future resur.
rection as the final proof which would
justify his slams TO a divine mission
Ito a divine character, Destroy this
temple and in three days l will rebuild
it, That Christ fulilled his promise
upon Easter morn, is a historical fact,
sustained by evidence incontroverti,
bic and overwhelming The risen
Christ manifested himself time and
time again 20 competent Witnesses
that their testimony might silence the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-05
LOCATE
AT THE
CAPITAL
BlOOdleSS Surgeon of
the LOrenz
School
Expect to Open a Sanltarium
Here and Make Salem
Their Permanent
Home

Salem will hereafter bear the dis.
tinction Of having in its midst an ac.
tive disciple of DR.. LoreDz, the famous
German bloodless surgeon. Dr. p. v.
ALLEN, d. o., who was under the ia.
NOUS Germans special instructions,
has located here. He is also an osteo.
path, and will be ably assisted by Mrs.
Allen, of the same school. They have
opened an office at 1893 Commercial
street, upstairs, and will be perma-
nent residents of the Capital City, Mr.,
Allen will make a speciality of treating
all manner of deformities, by the
same method that DIR, Lorenz uses,
and has met with wonderful success
in this line. He comes directly from
Chicago, where. with Mrs. Allen, they
have enjoyed an extended practice.
Dr. and Mrs. Allen expect, some.
time In the future, to open a sanitor.
ium In Salem, and as result, hope to
draw many patients here from the en-.
tire Northwest and California. They
have travelled extensively in the West
and concluded to locate in Salem, in
preference TO all other cities, as II Is
a clean. prosperous community. sur.
rounded with the richest country in
the world.
DIR. Allen is prepared to treat all
manner of diseases and deformities
without the aid of drugs or the use
'of the knife, He and Mrs. Allen will
treat and cure all ailments peculiar to
women. acute or chronic, and no mat
ster OF how long standing.
Hereafter difficult cases, such as
were treated by DR.. Lorenz, will not
have to be sent from Oregon to the
large cities. They can be successfully
treated here In Salem, This viii be
an advantage TO such patients and
their families and friends. and a dis.
t,nct advantage TO Salem in a business
way.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-05
No Race suicide Here.

Mrs. Tracey Llneweayer, wife OF a
farmer OF Shenandoah county,Va., has
presented her husband with Ave child.
reR during the past year Twins were
born early in 1908. and these were
followed by triplets a short time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lineweayer were mar
rled nine years ago. During this
time thirteen children have been born
to the couple, OF whom seven are liv'
Ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-05
woMEN,s SYMPATHY.
10 .ProverblaL Salem Women No Ex'
ceptlon.

How much we owe to the sympa-
tbetic side of womankind. When
others suffer they cheerfully lend a
helping hand. They tell you the
means which brought relief to them
that you may profit by their expert
ence. Read the testimony given here
by a Salem woman:
Mrs. Needham, wife Of w. s. Need
ham, painter, residing at the corner
of Fourth street and jefferson avenue
North Salem, says: Like almost all
painters my. husband has been trou-
bled with his kidneys tor years. The
exposure, the reaching, the stopping,
combined with the turpentine and
materials in the paint, all tending to
put the kidneys out OF order. His
back often ached badly at night when
he came home from work and when
he caught cold it always aggravated
the trouble He read an advertise
ment about Doan's Kidney Pills and
procured a box at DIR. Stones Drug
Store and use them. They did good
work by helping him at once and he
continued their use until relief was
obtained"
For sale by ell dealers. Price SO
cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the U.
S.
Remember the name, DOAN'S, and
take no substitute.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-05

The Southern Pacific Is now selling
round trip tickets TO Portland from
Salem for s2.2O. good going Saturday
p. M, or any train OF Sunday, return,
ing Sunday and Monday. giving all
day Sunday and Monday In Portland,
The same arrangement applies from
Portland giving all Portland people
a chance TO visit valley points at
greatly reduced rates.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-05
ROYAL
Baking Powder
Makes the t0Od more qObOlesome, and more
0NtritiONs to botb brain and muscle.

have given the Training Table
to the Cornell University for five
years very satisfactorily, and am
certain that much of the success
has depended upon the quality of
articles used. In baking powder,
I use the Royal, for it is undoubt-
edly the best. l have occasionally
given others trial, and have dem
onstrated to my satisfaction that
there is but one always reliable,
always making perfect, delicious
and wholesome food, = The Old
Reliable Royal"
(Mrs.) Amelia Morey Atkins.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-04-05

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form, as we'll as
Bling, Bleeding or Protruding Piles
are cured by DR.. Bo-san-ko's Pile
Remedy. Stops itching and bleeding
AbsorBs tumors. 50C jar at drug
gists, or sent by mail Treaties free,
Write me about your case. DR.. Bo-
sanko, Phila, Pa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-08
Rdzne notatkI teIegrafiezna.


- Baron Mlrbach. mistrz dworu
cesarzowej niemieckiej, skompromito-
wax sic TAX mocno, re must otrzymae
dymisye.
- CMonkowie lslubu kreglowego
New Yorku doznaja W Berlinie osten-
tacyjnego przyjecia.
- Znany powszechnie W Berllnie
professor doktor Meyer zy} mad stan,
zaciagajac dlugi. Toczy sic przeciw
MENU sensacyjny process kryminalny.
- Ma balu W Berlinie zjawi} sic A
meFykanin niezwykfym orderem ma
piersiach. Zapytany przez cesarza. ia
XII to order. odpowiedziaa: Jest on
mego wlasnego wynalazku.
z wolnego pahstwa Kongo maja
bye wydaleni wszyscy amerykahscy
misyonarze, poniewaz buntuja lud-
nose przeciw rzadowi.
- Robotnicy " Porcie hawahskim
strajkuja. Niema komu wyiadowywae
okret6w.
z Wiednia donosza O tajemnym
wyjezdzie przeora krakowshch Oh
COW Kaxmelitdw z miasta. Me brak
tego tytuiu r6znych, ME stwierdzo-
nych domysf6w.
- Ma zsdanfe krola Edwarda nara
dzaja sic przedstawiciele kompanii
przewozowej W Hamburgu z przedsta-
wicielami hnh Cunard, azeby zaprze-
stae walh konkurencyjnej, ktora zbyt
obu kompanij podkopu1e.
- Parowiec "Ben Alive" wr6ch
wysp Flannan, dokad udai sic W celu
poszukiwania rozbttk6w okretu
Norge. Poszuktwa3 ich nadaremnie.
- Rzad .rosyjski wys3al okrety wo-
3enne do zatoh Beringa, W celu "a
pobleaenia wytepienia ps6w NOR
skich. Korzystaiac wojny rosyjsko
japohskiej, lowcy ME przestrzegaja
pnepis6w. majacych ma celu ochrone
tych zwierzat.
Po uderzeniu ptoruna " zelazny
s,up, podtrzymu5acy druty tramwajo-
we " New Yorku, przylgna} do s1upa
oparty o niego czfowiek Policyant
podaa mu reke, chcac 60 odciagnac,
lecz prad elektryczny obezwaadni3 go
i ME mogf ruszyt sic miejsca. Podo-
buy los spotkai innych ludzi, chca'
cych tamtych oswobodzic. Trzeba by
10 przeoiae druty, ozeby zapobiedz
nieszczesciu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-07-08
kRO1KIE Mo7A1EI MIEJSnE.

oliver w Stewart. prezes komi-
tetu krajowego prohibicyonistow, O.
tworzyi giowna kwatere kampanii tet
partyi ma pietrze gmachu pm. 1S4
La Sale str. fila pm. 323 2. Goth
str.
w kanale Illinois and Michigan
W pobliau Lemont znaleziono zwioh
20 letniej kobiety, utonietej moze
pred tygodniem.
Jakis William E. Steele. 2253
South Park ave-. oznajmiia, ze W
przyszia iiedziele uda sic do Zion
City" szarlatana Dowie, aaeby tam o
znajmie, ze miai objawienie. IL mied-
see owo zostanie przez Pana zburzo-
ne W czasie SWAT, ktore tam maja sic
obchodzit Cd 1s do "a liDca.
Do przytuiku sw. Wincentego
zabrano wczoraj dwoje niemowlat
kt6rych jedno porzucono W domu pm.
969 Garfield boul., a drugie pm. 359
N. Carpenter str.
- Ruchomosci< obywateli W North
Town (21, %, %. "a warda) zostaly
przez assesorow oszacowane ma sumo
o $4,644,940 wyzsza niz W zesziym ro
ku. Razem szacunek wynosi $42,625e
1876.
-31h letni Alexander Rose. eS Ha'
stings str, zostai wczoraj pred do
mem rodzicielskim przejechany przez
pow6z 1 zabity. Powozacy popedzh
galopem 1 uciekl; policya go szuka.
- Szynkarzowi Isadore Vehon "
lokalu pm. 11S w. Division str. od-
gryzl kawaiek nosa niejah Albert
Muszynski W czasie ki6tni. Muszyh-
skiego aresztowano; Vehon jest W
szpitalu SIS. Nazaretanek Jest, JAZZ
sic zdade zeszpecony ma caie sycie
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TELECRAMY.
z pola walk

Toxic, 8 lipca. - Operacye ar
mil japohskiej So Cd czasu zaje-
Ga Dalnego okryte taJemnica. q
planach giownego sztabu mic ME
vie ami Rosya ami publicznose.
Utarczka forpocztowe ME maja
wielkiego znaezenia, gdyz czesto
bywaja staczane w celu odwToce-
MIA uwagi nieprzyjaciela od gso-
wnych punktow dzia4alnosci.
Pod Port Arturem sciesnra sig
pierscien wojsk japohskich, OBJ
legajscych twierdze, a admiral
Togo czuwa dniem noca, zda-
jac spraws ze swych czynnosci
tylko cesarzowi. Kiedy nadejdzie
starowcza chwila, dowie sue pu-
blicznose, ze Port Artura zostaa
wziesy, a arnia gs6wna zajmuje
takie stanowiska, ze nieprzyjaciei
bedzie znuszony wyuzec sic sweJ
zaborczej politysi.
Lo1sdyn 8 lipca. - w zeszaa
niedziele spotkad sic wiceadmiraa
Bezobrazow z przemagajaca Ecz-
ba japohskich okretow, musiaa
przebo cofnae sic. Ogieh japoh-
ski ME zrzadzil rosyjskim krs-
zownikom zadnej szkody. II ja-
pohskich torpedowcow zaczepiso
olrrety Be0obrazowa, lecz grana-
ty rosyjskie zatopi1y diva japoh-
skie statki. w poniedzialek flota
japonska zniksa z horyzontu. Wi
ceadmiraa Suydaow donosi o alta
ku rosyjskich torpedowcow na
japohska osade ma Genzan i o "a
braniu okretu z kontrabanda wo-
jenna. Okret psynas pod flaga am
gielskA
Toxic, 8 lspca. - w zatoce
Talienwan kanonier<a Japohska
"Kainan" naaknesa sig ma nane
podwodna wyleciaaa W powie-
trze. 3 ofieerowse j 19zszeregow-
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Cisza pred burza.
Dwie armie W pogotoWiu do walnej rozprawy.
KanonIsrka japoiska Wyleeiaa " poWietrze.
oeRoNlE skUszNEJ sPRAWY HARRiSoNA.
Demekrac wyEzekais sic refOrmOwania waluty ziOtel

w Berlinie, a poniewaz W tasaeh
razach musi ktos bye koziem O.
fiarnym, przeto mowiono o Ty-
chem ustapieniu kanclerza.
Ale dose predko potem wszy-
stko sic zmienilo. Ledwo roz-
drazniony cesarz Wilhelm przy-
by, Moguncyi do Berlina, po-
dano mu depesze niemieckiego
ambasadora w Londynie tenn,
re kr6l jest zasmucony watpliwo-
sciami siostrzefca i radby je roz-
wiac. Zaczeay sic wiec uksady
o zjazd i o to, co podczas niego
bedzie MONA poruszyc jak Po-
ruszone zalatwic. TIE ukiady po-
szly bardzo giadko d TAX uspokoi-
sy cesarza Wilhelma, ze w posto-
ra miesiaca po swej movie w
Moguncyi wystosowa1 po wyscl-
gach ACKNOWLEDGMENT W Ham
burgu uprzejmy telegram do
Loubeta otrzymal oden rownie
uprzejma odpowiedz. Ia wyrnia-
na depesz byIa iakby Wstepem do
zjazdu w Kilonii.
Utrzynnuja, re podczas zjazdu
krol przekonal cesarza, IL wszy-
stkie jego zabiegi w Rzymie Pa
ryzu, wszystkie ukaady, ktore po-
wstaly "a jego sprawa, maja je-
dynie ma celu utrwalenie europej-
skiego pohoju, zatem juz dla-
tego korzystne So dla Niemiec.
Nadto zas moga one przymknae
do tego systemu spaek, jaki po-
wstaje miedzy mocarstwami ola
roznych spraw grozacych zawi-
k1aniami badz ma Balkanie, badz
W Afryce albo Azyi. STAG sic "a
tenn moae, ze W Kilonii rzucone
zostaly podwaliny pod TAXI uksad
anglo-niemiecki, jaki juz istnieje
miedzy Anglia a Francya.
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wilnych; karnej milicyi; odiacze-
MIA kosciola od panstwa; oszcze-
dnosci We wydatkach; takich po-
daskow, kt6re ME stanowia cie-
zaru dla robotnika; wiernego
przestrzegania traktat6w; utrzy-
mywania przyjaznych stosunkow
z wszystkimi narodami, bez wia-
zania sic jakiemkolwiek po-
szczeg6lnem paiistwem it'd. Dok-
tryna Mouroego ma bye pre-
strzegana W peinem jej znaczeniu.
Kansas City, 8 lipca. - Kansas
ave. stoi pod woda. Ulewne desz-
cze padaja ciagle, a niebo jest je-
szcze zachmurzone. Wielkie skla-
dy towarow hurtownikow So bez-
pieczne, lecz Armourdale zostalo
ppuszczone przez mleszkancow,
z ktorych ME wszyscy uratowali
swoj dobytek. w Topeka stan
rzeczy jest rozpaczliwy. Z in
nych miast dochodza takze malo
pocieszajace wiesci. Rzeki wzbie-
raja ciagle, podnoszac sic 0 diva
Gale ma godzine. Trudno ma razie
obliczyc straty farmerow. w RE-
zalniach zaprzestano piracy.
St. Louis, 8 lipca. = w restau-
racyach na placu wystawy ME
MONA bylo wczoraj sic posilic.
Kelnerzy, kucharze, poslugacze
i muzykanci urzadzili strajk. Ia
Hadano podwyzszenia placy o 20
centow ma dolarze. IS filipihskich
zolnierzy przeprowadzi1o gwal-
tenn wozy lodem do swojej re-
zerwacyi, wbrew zakazowi pre-
puszczania wozow przez odpo-
wiednia Drama. zo}nierzami do
wodzil porucznik Brady.
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RUcH PARoWcoW.

Przyby3y:
Liverpool: Aurania z N. z. Merton
z Philadelphia.
Hamburg: Pennsylvania N. Y.
Neapoi: Koenig Albert N. 7.
Odeszfy:
New York: La Lorraine do Havre,
Numidian do Glasgow, Deutschland
do Hamburga, Ultonia do Neapolu.
Liverpool: Noordland do Philadel-
phil.
Hamburg: Graf waldecsee do N. Y.
- Pozar obr6cil W perzyne wczoraj
fahryke Union Interior Finish Co."
sltiad drzewa ma So nj. La Sale ctr.
( zszadzia szkode m $4,000
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Tragiczny zgon awanturnicy.

Tragiczny zgon awanturnlcy.
z Nizzy donosza o zamordowa-
niu hrabiny Della Tore przez jej
meza, niejakiego szewca Pisano.
Dana ia urodziia sic w jednej :
wiosek mad Riviera wsoska, jako
corka wyrobnika. Byla pokojow-
ka i w koicu wyszla "a MAJ =
szewca Piano. MAJ jej, aotr skon-
ozony, pijak hulaka, zamiast pill
nowae warsztatu, zajai sic fabry-
kacya wioslaich banknotow. Wy
kryty uciekl do Anleryki, a jego
iona, zdofawszy spora paczks
tych faiszywych banknotow
schowac, udaia sic potem do Niz-
zy tam zaczela prowadzic zycie
hulaszcze. Nadzwyczajna jej uros
da, szyk kokieterya zrobiia to.
re wkrotce stala sic pierwsza da-
ma wsrod poiswiatka w NizzN
Msody hr. Della Tore zakochaI
sic w niej szalenie i ozenil sic .
MIA. Po dwoch latach umarl, zapi-
sawszy jej caiy sw6j olbrzymi
nlajatek.
Odziedziwszy uniliony, hrabina
Della Tore rozpoczyna odtad
swoje wielkoswiatowe zycie. VI
mujaca uroda, dowcipem ! spry-
tenn, znajduje wszsdzie przyja-
cia, wszyscy lgna do niej, najary-
stoleratyczniejsze salony otwiera-
ia jej swoje podwoje. Podrozuje.
zwiedza Gala Europe, zawiera coz
raz to nowe znajomosci, nakoniec
obiera sobie "a pole d1ialania
SWAT dyplonlatyczny. ktorenii
cakiem sic oddaje.
Tymczasem MAJ jej pierwszy.
Pizano, psdzil w Waszyngtonie
zycie prawie gsodzie. Dowie1
dziawszy sig trafem o znaianie lo-
su swojej zony, zwraca sic do niej
prosi o pierisdze ma powr6t do
kraju, gdyz powodu przedaw-
nienia kara "a faiszerstwo juz go
ME czekala. Hr. Della Torre dale
moznosc Pizanowi powrotu do
stron rodzinnych.
Piano wraca 4 zgfasza sic
wprost do zony, upominajac sic Q
swoje prawa n,akehskie. Przez
kilka rniesiecy okupowasa hr. Del
Ia Torre swoja swobode, Piano
jednak coraz to natarczywiej "a
daf p1enIedzy. OstatecZnle III"
bina" wzbroniia lnezowi wstepn
do swojego domu. Wiec pred pa
ru dnianri wieezorem dostal sic
przemoca do paiacu zabil zone
m1otkiem. Nazajutrz lano zlalc-
ziono Pizana wiszacego ma cypry-
sic ma sasiednin cmentarzu w Ba-
jardo.
Hrabina Della Tore pozosta-
villa testament. Zapisasa caly ma
jstek Towarzystwu dobroczzanos
sci III ,NeuAmigEi