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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14
GOOD REPORT ON
 AUTAUGA BOOKS Not a Single Shortage Found
 by Examiner
ONLY ONE CLERICAL ERROR
Governor lnstructs Remission of Fine Imposed on Mortimer Perkins at Selma-Minor Appoint
 ments Made.

Montgomery. April 13.-(Speeial9-A flat tering report on the condition of the books and accounts of the officers of Autauga county was filed today with the governor by Assistant Examiner of Public Ac- counts George F. Sedberry Not shortage was reported and but one clerical error was discovered.
 That error was remarkable in that it showed that Sheriff G. A MeWilliams had paid 80 too much into the state treas ury and the auditor was instructed to furnish him with voucher reimbursing him in this amount. The examination cov- cred the period between April 1. 1905 and February 2S, 1906. In addition to the books and accounts of Sheriff McWil- Hams, the books of Judge of Probate George s. Livlngston; County Superin- tendent of Education II. A. Asliins; Tax Collector R. B. Jones, and Circuit Clerk T. w. Smith were examined and found correct.
 Governor Jeks today instructed the re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14
LESSER. HOME ID
 BE REBUILT SOON Loss by Browns Fire About
 $10,000 MUCH POLITICS IN SELMA Plans Are Under Way to Invite pr. Cunningham to Speak There.
 Other News of Dallas
 County.
MUCH POLITICS IN SELMA

Selma, April 13.-( Especially l-The loss en- tailed through the destruction by fire of the residence of A. P. Leser at Browns this. county. Wednesday night is greater than at first reported. MT. Leiser, who has been in Pensacola since Sunday, reached Selma last night, when he re- ceived the first information regarding the destruction of his home
 MT. Leiser remained in Selma today and telegraphed his wife to. meet him here to make necessary purchases to fit up temporarily in an unused house at Browns. The house and it's contents were valued at between 5000 and s10,OOo and the insurance carried was s5s0O. The house was a model of it's kind and had been added to several times and was beautl- fully furnished. Mir. Leiser had just re- gently purchased handsome piano and it too perished in the flames. Mr. Leiser will build immediately another home. He is one of the most popular of West Dal- las citizens and his friends eympathize with him in his loss.
 Some Politics.
 Though Dallas county has just gone through with a local election and it would seem to have been sufficient for the pres ent to satisfy the politically inclined, still one hears vast deal of politics these days in Selma. The impression that was allowed to go out that Dallas would go overwhelmingly in the August election for MT. Conner is gradually being combat ted until it begins to look as if MT. Co., mer will have to fight to even carry the county.
 Dr. Cunninghams enthusiastic reception in all parts of the state where he has lately been has stirred up his adherents in this section and they are going to work to get good vote at least in Dal- las for their favorite. At the proper time rousing meeting will be held and Dr. Cunningham asked to make a speech to the people of Selma and Dallas coun- ty. Usually people here do not turn out to political speakings but there will be large attendance to hear Dr. Cunning ham.
 Local and Personal.
 Miss Gonzella Byrne is at home for the Easter holidays from Bristol Tenn, where she is instructor of music in the college at that place.
 MT. J. E. Kennedy formerly of Meri- dian. Miss, has come 10 Selma to live, having accepted a position with Ware < Lelands brokerage office in this city
 Mrs. Ben S. Liddon of Mariana. Fla, is visiting relatives in Selma
 Mir. Tate Mason has accepted a. posi- ton with the Western Cartridge company of St. Louis as travelling representative and starts out on the road tomorrow. MT. Mason is one of the best trap shots of Alabama and the cartilage company has secured a good man.
 There was no Mayors court held this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14
CRIME DECREASING.
Federal Grand Jury Discharged By
 Judge Boarman at Huntsville.

Huntsville, April S-(special)-The United States grand jury has been dis charged by Judge Boarman after mak ing it's final report and returning seven teen true bills. Six cases were investigated and no indictments returned, while in two cases the principal witnesses did not appear and the cases left for the next grand jury. The number of indlct- ments found was smaller than in many years past in this division of the United States court The grand jury concluded its report as follows;
 I've are glad to report that from our observation and investigation of the num- Der of eases heretofore compared with that now submitted 10 the grand jury there is decrease in the commission of crime against the laws of the United States in this division.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14
DR. VENABLE RESIGNS.
We'll Known Meridian Pastor Will Re-
 tire From Active Charge.

Meridian, Miss, April 13.-tSpecial)-Dr. k. A. Venable, for the past ten years pastor of the First Baptist church in this city. has rendered his resignation, ef- fective July l. next. Dr. Venable will locate permanently in this city, living on his excellent farm devotng his time and talents to literary pursuits. It is very probable that he will devote considerable time, however, to smaller churches that will not demand all of his attention.
 The Masons of Meridian have deter mined to put forth extraordinary efforts to secure the proposed widows and or phans' home for this city. The location will be made next June and strong com mttees have been appointed to push the claims of Meridian.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14
Limestone Court About to Adjourn.

Athens. April -(Special.)-Circuit court is about winding up its duties for the spring term with but little done. The grand jury returned twenty-five true bills A few old cases were gotten off the docket. Judge Speake says he will hold a non-jury term of the court here in September to get rid of the pleadings and get cases ready for trial at the October term and that he intends to put things through at that term. There is great deal of kicking among the taxpayers at the cost of the courts and the little busi- ness that is transacted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14
New Fraternity Is Organized.

Chicago, April 1S.- Representatives of eight universities met here today and or ganized q new Greek letter college fra- ternity 10 be composed of those who have acquitted themselves credltably in oratory and debate at intercollegiate contests Undergraduates as well alumni will be eligible for membership It Is intended. to make the society national in charac- ter and form chapters in all universities. Prof T. .Trueblood of Michigan pre- sided and E. E. McDermott was appoint ed chairman of the committee which Is to draft the bylaws ano constitution
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14
Improvements at Normal School.

Huntsville. April Special )-Consld- erable improvements are being made at the Agricultural and Mechanical college for negroes at Normal, and the appear ance of the ground is being changed The buildings have been moved further apart so. that each looks better and its archi- lecture Is more appreciable. The new Carnegie library is rapidly going up and the work will be finished in three months. This building will be an exact fac-simile of the other, which was burned a few months ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14
 1922 First Ave.
CHANCELLOR HAS
 STRENUOUS TIME
JUDGE WHITESIDE IS THROWN FROM A BUGGY AND BADLY BRUIsED-TRlES TO PROCEED HoRSEBAck-THR AGAIN.

Anniston, April 13.-(Special)-Chan- home on Snow street with sundry and divers bruises and scratches resulting from an exciting and dangerous runaway scrape in which he figured Monday after noon. He was returning to Oxford from Cleburne county and while descending the Horse Block mountain, on this side, the horse he was driving became fright ened for some unknown reason and dashed down the steep thoroughfare at a breakneck rate. The chancellor man. aged to keep the ai.imal in the road until a sharp turn was reached. The horse ran into bank, turned the buggy over, spilled the chancellor out in the road, and, continuing it's mad career, finally tore loose from the buggy and dashed down through the woods like a deer.
 Colonel Whiteside was considerably bruised and scratched by being thrown out of the buggy and will be unable to get about readily for several days. His left knee was badly lacerated, his right shoulder and left forefinger sprained and he was generally shaken up. After the horse had torn out of the buggy and har- ness it circ1ed around and started back across the mountain being caught by farmer and brought back to the scene or inc accident with nothing left on it but the hridle and lines. The chancellor started on toward home leading the horse and carving his grip. He came to Hiiiapee creek and mounted the animal 10 cross 4 M ffap nrn craals inc horse didn't seem satisfied with the damage already done and proceeded to dump the chancellor in the middle of the road. Colonel Whiteside finally sue ceeded in borrowing saddle and reached home about dark without further mishap'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14

mission of a fine of s25 imposed on Mort- mer Perkins in the city court of Selma. Both the trial judge and prosecuting off cer recommended executive clemency.
 State Tax Commissioner Harvey E. Jones today appointed Harmon Gay of Wedowee, tax commissioner for the coun- ty of Randolph. The appointment was immediately approved by the governor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14
A NoTrE. DAME LADY.

will send free. with full instructions, some of this sample preparation for the cure of leucorrhoea, alteration, displace- ments. falling of the womb. scanty or painful periods, tumors or growths. hot dashes. desire to cry, creeping feeling up the spine. pain in the back. and all female troubles. to all sending address. To mothers Jf suffering daughters I will explain a successful home treatment If you decide to continue 1t will only c; about F cents a week to guarantee a cure. Tell other sufferers of 1t. that is all I ask. If you are interested write FEW and tell your suffering friends of it. Address Mrs. M. Summers. Box 400. Notre Durne. IDd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14

new summer uniforms and donned them this morning. a, .a .,avt
 The sanitary wagons will spend next .,a.'so,, ,n tbe First ward of the city and The Mayor has ordered the people living or doing business in that ward a. to .,d hans soa all trash and refuse matter III snape io, ..a,,,a,,aI during that day Every ward in the city will be visited separately ana at stated times, the city officials being n. determined to get the cl'y III as condition as possible before the coming of the hot season ,,
 Cole Brothers shows will exhibit in tnis city tomorrow under the auspices oI lne Beavers. It is expected that the attend- ance will be very large
 Ralph w. Johnson. bookkeeper Tor the United States Cast Iron Pipe ana roun- dry company was carried to St. Nln- cents hospital in Birmingham today. He is suffering from typhoid fever
 The Beavers met in regular sessioh to- night and initiated six new members and received two applications for member ship.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14
Child Burned By Powder Explosion.

scottsboro, April 1S.-(s"91'a il-hiio' the little I year old son of Milo MOODY os tbis nlace. met with a serious and very painful accident this morning ",''e at play at his home. The little ieilo" nut some powder in a tea cup ana appllea a lighted match. An explosion ioilo"eu' burning his face badly. The chaiices arc that he will lose his eyesignp'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14
ROOT WANTS THE HAGUE
 CONFERENCE IN THE FALL

ing, all of which will consume some time and probably the coming summer will be consumed before this can become com pleted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14
Water Rate Investigation.


 The investigation of alleged irregulari- ties in the charges for water service by the Bessemer Water Works company is creating considerable interest in this city. The committee appointed by Mayor Sul- livan at the last meeting of the council to hear complaints of consumers against the water company met last Wednesday night and quite a number of the best citizens of the city were present and made claims of excessive charges by the com pany The committee was met by a special committee from the Bessemer Board of Trade which had been appointed by the president of that body and n- structed to cooperate with the council committee in the investigation and in plans for relief.
 The council committee will prepare an exhaustive report to submit to the City Council at the next meeting next Tuesday night and it is expected Una, some steps will be taken to remedy existing condi- tions. tft
 While forty or fifty people presented claims last Wednesday night to the com mttee alleging breach of contract and overcharges by the water company 1t is understood that many other citizens will join in the fight with similar claims when the proper time comes.
 Superintendent Gammon of the water COiuDd1y utltHuS lflc tOHlpdliy WIll llc claim that defective plumbing is greatly responsible for the increased bills since the installation of the meter system and claims that as fast as defects are reme- died the charges will be greatly reduced.
 Library Committees.
 The trustees of the Carnegie library to be built in this city formed the Carnegie Library association last night with the following officers: J. J. Sullivan, presi- dent; the Rev. 1. O.. Adams, vice presi- dent. Mrs. P. F.. Smith, secretary, and Dr. c. R. Lewis, treasurer
 The following committee have been named by President Sullivan: Building James Trotter J. J. Sullivan. Mrs J. F. Robertson. Finance-Dr. c. R. Lewis, G. H. Stevenson and Dr. T. F. Robinson. Books-Mrs. G. F. Martin. Mrs. R. F. Smith. Rev Father Kelly Furniture and supplies-Mrs. E. H. Lopez. Mrs Lee Moody, Robert Mingee. Rules and regu- lations-Thomas T. Huey, Rev. D. P. Taylor, Rev. I. o. Adams.
 All preliminary arrangements having now been completed every one will go to work and it is believed that actual work on the building will begin within a few weeks. Plans will be drawn immediately and the contract let as soon as possi- ble.
 Every member of the association will solicit funds for the furnishing of the in- stitution and for the purchase of books. It is estimated that about $4O00 will be needed for furnishings and books.
 Notes and Personals. S. l.. Payne, white miner at Readers was severely injured by railing rock yes- terday afternoon and was carried to the hospital at that place where he is said to be in a very dangerous condition The Bessemer police have received their
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14

Governor Jelks today instructed the re-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14

Head to foot inner man and outer man Porter-Neels is distinctly a mans store.
 We study your taste right over the counter, and have them interpreted simultaneously by two, three, four or more makers in each line.
 The best from each.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-14
WRITE US FREELY

and frankly in strictest confidence, telling all your troubles, and stating your age We will send you FREE ADVICE, in plain sealed envelope, and val uable book on Home Treatment for Women"
 Address Ladies' Advisory Department, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,, Chattanooga Tenn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
Bismark jake bOzek.

Pewien misyonarz opowia-
da: Przekona}em sic osobi.
scie re pewien szczep indyj-
ski czci Bismarka jake Boga
swego "a to, re gdy modlac
sic razu pewnego do jego po~
dobizny wycietej z gazety,
uprosilj wielce upragniony
deszcz, kt6rv i'm bogowie
pomimo b1agania ME zes}ali.
Cd tego czasu zosta} B. "
okazaiej procesyi do poga6-
skiego domu modlitwy wpro-
wadzony i bywa gorliwie ja-
ko bozek czczony. Czy to a.
by prawda!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
UmierajaCy z giOdu.

Jest W swoich udreczeniach iak
u~mierajacy ma suchoty. Postep SUI
chot Cd porzadku az do samego
korea jest dluga meczarnia, tax ola
ofIary jak Ola przyjaci5}. ,,Gdy
mia}em suchoty W pierwszym stop
niu pisze VIM. Myers, z Ceafoss,
Nd. po pr6bowauiu rozmaitych lie
karstw i dobrego lekarza, napr6zno
" koncu wzi4}em Dr.. King'a New
Discovery, kt6re predko i ~zupe}nie
muie wyleczy@o". Satychmiastow wa
pomoc pe~ne lekarstwo ma ka-
szel, ~zaz;eblenle, cborobe gardia,
krtaniowost, it, d. Zapelenie p}oc
leczy stanowcze Gwarantowane W
apiece M. J. Kowalewskiego Ce.
ma soc ST.. o. "a batelke. Butelki
ma probe "a darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
System KanaliZacyi Miej.
Skiej.

Roz|eg}e kana}y i rury, pozak}a-
dane pod ulicami Mast, odprowa-
dzaja nieczystosci brud, podnoszac
TEN stan sanitary miasla. Podob~
ME i cia}o ludzkie pe}ne jest malut.
klch rurek i naczyh krwionosnych,
kt6re czesto %zapychaja sig nieczy-
stokciami i wydzielinami. Jezeli i'm
pozwolic pozosta6 we krwi, zaraza~
ia one Gale cia1o, a rezultacie
zdrow1e ma tenn cierpi. Jako sro~
dek, oczyszczajacy ten system ka-
na}6w ludzkich, Severy Czysciciel
Krwi stoi W pierwszym rzedzie. U
suwa on nieczystosci re krwi, kro-
sly i wyrzuty z twarzy, wzmacnia
s1aba. zbiedzona knew, odzywia
kazdy organ W ciele. Bedziecie zaw-
SIZE wychwala6 severY Czysciciel
Krwi, gdy go Lac uzyjecie. Cena
100 we wszystkich aptekach lub cd
w. F. Severa Co., Cedar Rapids,
- @ N. -- 4&Ea
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
CIEKAWE RZECZY
ZjedzOny przez dzika.

Pewien> wloscianin z Lesz-
ma W Kr6l. Polskiem, ojciec
kilkorga dzieci poszed} do Ia
su. Strudzony ca}odzienna
ciezka praca, usiad} pod drze-
VEN, by omdlalym miesniom
dac wypoczynek. Popad} W
zadume g}eboka i ME do
strzeg} zbliSajacego sic groz-
nego, rzadko W okolicy po-
jawiajacego sic dzika. Gdy
CHOP 20 spostrzeg}, dix by}
juz tax blisko, re O ratowaniu
sic ucieczka ME mog}o bye
mowy. Me pomog}a sza~
Iona, rozpaczliwa obrona.
Cz}owiek pad} ofiara roz-
juszonego dzika. Pc paru
dniach znaleziono W lesznow-
skim leslie szczatki ludzkie,
swiadczace 0 tragicznej smier-
ci, jaka poni6s} mieszkaniec
tax g1osnej W ostatnich 'cza-
sach wsi mazowieckiej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
WystaWa muzyCzna w
RGrlinie.

Prey niezmiernie licznym
udziale publicznosci zosta}a
W sohote pc po}udniu W sail
Beethovena otwarta fachowa
wystawa muzyczna, urzadzo-
ma przez zwiazek centralny
niemleckich muzyk6w. Pc
p~rzem6wieniu przewodnicza-
cego zwiazku i protektora
wystawy, ks. Fryderyka Will
helma pruskiego uda}a sic
publicznos6 do poblisk.ej Fill
h%armonii, mieszczacej wy
stawe, kt6ra obejmuje wszy-
stko, co tylko dotyczy mu-
zyki. Niezmiernie ciekawym
jest dial r%ozmaitych instru-
ment6w acknowledgement, W
kt6rym panuje gwar jak ma
%jarmarku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
Shady chrzescia6stWa W
P0mpei.

Professor Socliano, kierujac
obecnie wykopaliskami W
Pompei, uczyni} bardzo cie-
kawe odkrycie, a mianowicie
wpad} ma Shady, re W starem
miescie rzymskiem, zalanem
przez Wezuwiusza W r. 70
naszej cry, znajdowali sic
chrzescianie. Poprzednio juz
iudaizm mia1 tam swoich wy
znawcow; odgrzebano szczat-
XII s~ynagogi z napisami he
b:ajskiemi i obrazami, pred
stawiajacymi wyrok Salomo-
ma, koniec Sodomy'i Como
ry. W r. 1853 ma murze ter
min6w odnaleziono napis
,,Christianos". Archeolog
Rossi t}6maczy} w6wczas, re
oznacza1o to .uragowisko z
wyznawc6w novel WARY. POI
niej odgrzebano szczatki do
mu z mozajkowa kotwica ma
rogu, a jak wiadomo, W pierw-
szych wiekach chrzesciahstwa
i przesladowan, .wyznawcy
Chrystusa ukrywali symbol
Krzyza pod forma kotwicy.
Ot6z obecnie wydobyto 2
lampy z terrakoty, ma kt6-
rych wycisniety jest krzyz.
Take la mpy uzywane by}y
W katakumbach. Professor
Socliano wyprowadza stad
wniosek; re i W Pompei byli
chrzescianie i re kryli sic re
swoimi obrzadkami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
Okropny Wypadek

wydarzy} sic W Wronkach.
Ot6z cierpiacy ma umy&le
syn pewnego tamtejszego po-
siedziciela rzuci1 sic W ma
g}ym napadzie z siekiera ma
w}asnego OLGA i zabi} go ma
miejscu. Niebezpieczny szale-
nice rzuciE sic nastepnie do
ucieczki W po}ozone W po-
blizu lasY kr6lewskie i mi
mo <~natychmiastowej pogoni
do dzisiaj go jeszcze ME po-
chwycOno.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

naozyd j sztutc6W pousuw''as1-.
no monogramY hoteloWe
skradzone p%rzedmioty pre-
'~chowywano W skarbcu zam-
|koVym.
Sprawl wysz1a ma jaw skut-
KEN denuncyacyi s1uzacego
wydalonego re sluzby. Ksia-
ze Wrede znajduje sic obec-
ME W Madrycie 2 iona swo-
|ja pochodzeca z Argentynii.
Prokuratorya ca}y zamek ka-
za2a opieczetowac. Areszto-
wano take gospodynie ksie-
cia Wrede, pania Weidig, po-
dejrzana 0 krzywoprzysie-
stwo. Sledztwo wykaza}o, re
skradzione p%rzedmioty So
w}asnoscia> hoteli d'Orsay "
Paryzu, Palast.hotelu, Kai-
serhofu Westminster-hotelu
W Berlinie, Oraz kiiku hoteli
W Monachium. Zanosi sic ma
skandaliczny process.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
SurOW0sc.

Pewna berlihska gazeta po-
dale, IL ma szosie lichtenber-
skiej dwaj ~panowie, jadac sa-
mochodem z pewnem dziew-
czeciem, nagle wyrzucili ia z
woza, przyczem z}ama}a So
bic W dw6ch miejscach noge
i odniosla ciezkie obrazenia
wewnetrzne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
Skazany ma Smierc.

Znauy morderca Hennig
zosta} przez sad przysieglych
W Poczdamie skazany IA
smierc "a morderstwo kelne-
ra Giernotha; dalej skazano
go "a rabunek po}aczony 2
gwa1tem ma 5 lat cuchthauzu
i "a dalsze jego zbrodnie, jak
kradziez welocypedu, napad
ma policyanta W Szczecinie
it'd. ma mniejsze kary WIG
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
Uboga bogaczka.

W Mecu zmar}a W tych
dniach znana z ub6stwa pew
ma kobieta. Gdy spadkobier-
cy otworzyli stancya, kt6ra
zamieszkiwa}a i przeszukali
wszystkie rupiecia, znalezli
W nich ,,ma}a" tylko sumke
got6wki - DO ME mniej, iak
10000 marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
MOrderStWO ma uliCy.

w Darmstadzie napad} Pc
wien czeladnik rzeznicki ma
zone mistrza ~rzeznickiego
Schroeder'a i sztyletem ME
bezpiecznie ia porani}. Ma
pastnik, zanim go areszto-
wano, usi}owa} odebrac sobie
zycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
Smutne zajscie.

Nerwowo rozstrojonatzona
pedela uniwersytetu HERE W
piatek zabi}a swe dwoje
dzieci, potem otru}a sic kwa-
sem solowym. Gdy MAJ wr6-
Gil z sluzby zasta} wszystkie
bez duszy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
MAM ma sprzedaz bardzo

NAM ma sprzedaz bardzo
tanio wiele rzeczy W mojej
szkole zegarmistrzowskiej
|Trzecia i Main ul. Cd 8. 2
rama do 6. wieczorem. Tax
samo bardzo wiele rzeozy do
gospodarstwa, dobry ujezdzo-
my koh, poWozik ma dwie o
|soby, maszyna do zrzynania
|trawy, dzwonki, zaprzeze j
|wiele innych rzeczy, tax sa-
mo licznych jak. wzmianko-
Wane. Zg}osic sic ~pomiedzy
|6:3Oi 8. godzina wieczorem,
pod nr. 1928 w. 9th Str.
1tkNx.xsSSQn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
Skandal w zamku Base
dow.

w zamku Basedow W Me-
klenburgu, w}asnosci hr. Hah-
ma, zamieszka}ym przez ksie-
cia Wrede, znaleziono wielka
ilosc sreber skradzionych "
rozmaitych hotelach europej-
skich. Sreber j bielizny sto-
lowej by}o lyle, re komisya
sadoWa wyniosla je " kilku
koszach j pud}ach do sadu
ziemiadskiego " GuestrW. 2
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
WeZuWiuSZ ZnOWu ME-
spOjny.

z Neapolu donosi telegram,
re Wezuwiusz siai sic znowu
wielkie s}upy dymu, unosza-
ce sic z krateru. W g}ebi CO.
ry s}ychac slime wybUchy
gaz6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07

zienne. Hennig przyjal Wy
rok bez zmruzenia Okla. PraW-
DIVA niespodzianke urzadzi1
Hennig publicznosci, wyg}a Ia
szajac " obronie swojej pot
godzinna move, " kt6rej
wykaza} niezwykla zrecznosc.
Lecz j nova ia ME zdo1a1a
os1abi6 przekonania sadu Q
o winnie oskarzonego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-06-07
WypuszCz0n0 z Wiezienia
ma WOlnOsc cygan6W,

poniewaz dowiedli swa ME-
winnos6 W sprawie morder-
silva rodziny Reisser6w ma
folwarku Wielbeshof (O, W
Ksiestwie Pozna6skiem. Ma
ujecie mordercy wyznaczono
1000 mr.. nagrody.