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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02
DIES READING TO BROTHER.
Eben Ramsey, Wealthy keota Citizen,
Dies SuddenIy-Shock to Town.

Eben Ramsey, Wealthy keota Citizen,
Dies SuddenIy-Shock to Town.
keota, Fep. 2.-Eben FL. Ramsey,
Familiarity known as Uncle Eben,' is
dead. His sudden and unexpected
death came as a shock to his many
friends and acquaintance. Mr. Ram
sey, apparently in the best of health,
was on our streets Wednesday morn
ing. Shortly after noon he was sitting
at the bedside of his sick brother,
reading paper, when suddenly the
latter slipped from his hand and he
dropped back in the chair. dead. Eben
Ramsey was born in Hillsboro county,
New Hampshire, on December S. 1882.
He spent a large part of his life in IL
linois, coming here in 1880 He was
never married and lived with his
brother, j. L., Ramsey, here. A BROTH
er is living in ontario. and if he can
get here, the funeral will be held Sun
day, if not sooner. The burial will be
in the Keota cemetery.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02
TWO BOYS MISSING.

Earl ciapp and Johnnie ParmIey, Aged
4 is and II, Disappear from Homes.
Special to Times
Nevada, Feb. 2.-Earl Clapp and
Johnnie Parmley. the former sixteen
and the latter eleven years of age, dis
appeared from the homes of their par
ents near Ontario Tuesday afternoon
and as vet nothing has been heard of
their whereabouts. No cause can be
ascribed for this disappearance and no
clue has been located as to their des-
tination. The lads were both of good
family and this is their first stunt at
seeing the world" 1t is thought that
the lads are the victims of yellow
back novels
The police departments of Des
Moines, Boone Ames, Nevada and 9TH
er towns have been notified but as yet
nothing has developed. 1t is suppos-
ed that the lads took Northwestern
train out of Ontario.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02
BURIED IN PoTrERs' FIELD.
Mystery Surrounds Death of lowan's
Sister at Toledo, Ohio.

Special to TimeS-Republfcan.
Toledo, Ohio, Feb. 2.-Mr. Dollahide,
of Davenport, Iowa, explains the mys-
terry surrounding the death here of his
sister, Elizabeth Dollahide-Ford, wife
of a wealthy Buffalo. Iowa, real estate
man, by saying only this: 1T Is her
own fault that she died the way she
did,
Mrs. Ford's death occurred after
seven weeks illness, and though her
friends were notified, no word was
sent, and she was inferred in the pot
ters' field. The brother got word she
was here, and the body was exhumed
Yesterday, when he recognized her.
There is considerable mystery attend
ing the case.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02
SHOT FIRER KILLED
Left Edwards, coIored, Dies in Elk.
plosion in Mine at RutIedge.


Special to Times Republican.
Ottumwa, Feb. 2.-Leff Edwards,
colored, and one Of the shot frers at
Phillips coal mine, No. 5, in Rutledge,
while at work in the mine yesterday,
was instantly killed. 1t is supposed
that one Of the shots failed to dis
charge at the proper time and when
he returned to ascertain the cause the
explosion occurred.
The body was found in one of the
rooms Of the mine about O'clock In
the afternoon by Frank Erskine, son
of Superintendent Erskine. A portion
OF Mr.. Edwards head was blown off
and there were number of severe
bruises on the body caused by the ex-
plosion. Mr.. Edwards was about "a
years Of age and Is survived by a wife
and one child.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02

trouble came upon him ten days ago.
while at Waverly, where he became
very enthusiastic over the work of Rev.
oliver. He leaves family of a widow
and three sons, one of whom is being
fitted for the ministry ut the upper
Iowa university at Fayette
Rev. Sanford's mind was affected
about two years ago while preaching
at Floyd and. he was in the hospital
for treatment. He was 65 years old
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02

posed portion of Oscar Slifer's head
with the result that Sitter was called
down and GU, and Carlson called be-
fore Squire Butler for fine of $40 and
costs AS Carlson is not particularly
busy at this particular time. he is be-
coming better acquainted with other
prisoners in the county Jail and living
Oh The best that Grundy county can
afford i'm the shape of eatables.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02
Electric Light Plant Sold.

SpeClal TO IlmeS-RepuDllCaH.
Logan, Feb. 2.-The Logan Electric
Light Company by a deed filed with
the Harrison county recorder has
transferred the Logan electric light
plant and the milling property to j. A.
fictitious of st. Paul. The considera-
ton was $4,000, and several large
tracts of Canada land. fictitious will
take possession about March 1.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02
HOFFMAN JURY DIsAeREEs.
Fl. Madison Case Ends in No Verdict,
After Twenty-four Hours Wrange.

TT. Madison Case ENDS IN NO verdict,
After Twenty-four Hours Wrangle.
Fl Madison, Feb. 2.--Unable to
agree after being out since Wednesday
afternoon, the jury in the case of the
State VS.. Hoffman, the constable ac-
cused of robbing prisoner, came in
last evening with no verdict. The
court called them in yesterday morn
ing questioned them as to whether
their differences related to question.
of law or evidence and when told that
it was question of evidence, they
were told to return to the jury room.
At that time the vote stood four to
eight, but as to whether the eight were
for acquittal or conviction was not
made known. The judges instructions
following the eloquent arguing of the
lawyers consumed thirty-five minutes
in reading.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02
e. J. scovILLE RELEASED
Evidence Against Suspected Robber
Not Strong Enough to Hold Him.
Special to Times

Centerville, Feb. mo evidence
could be secured to convict E. ]. SEQ
vile, who was arrested in Pattonsburg
Mo-. last week and brought to Center
vile as suspect in the Udell bank
robbery of December 10 last, and he
has been released from custody. There
seems to be no doubt but that Sco-
vile is the man the detectives were
looking for, but after catching him
there was no evidence to connect him
with the robbery, although it was
claimed his actions excited much sus-
picion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02
EQUALS CLASS ROOM WORK.
Credit to be Given for Work on Uni
versity Student Publication.

Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Feb. 2.-Hereafter. stu
dents in the State University of Iowa,
who do specified amount of work on
the Daily Iowan, the student publica-
ton, will be given credit as for work
done in the class rooms of the univers-
ity. The minimum amount of work to
be required is one hour per day, and
the maximum amount of credit will be
two semester hours.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02
COINCIDENCE IN BIRTHS.
Peculiar Fact Related About the p. F
DANCE Family at Fairbanks.
Special to Times Republican.

Oam9e amiiy at = FAIRBANKS.
Special to Times Republican.
Fairbanks, Feb. 2.-Tllis place offers
queer coincident in regard to birth
of children, that is not equaled at least
in this section Of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. DANCE of this
place have four children, but the an
niversary of the birth of the children
is observed in two days. They have
two boys and two girls. One boy and
one girl We're each born on Sunday
and one boy and one girl were each
born on Monday. In this way it is
figured that the second boy was the
oldest girls birthday present, and the
second girl was the oldest boys birth
day present. The birthdays of the
four children are celebrated on August
II and January 49,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02
HAS EYE GoUGED OUT.
William r. Panzenhasen, Of Davenport
Loses Optic In Friendly Scuffle.
Special to Times l3ep,.tlican.

Special to Times Republican.
Davenport, Feb. 2.-William F. Pan-
zenhagen, proprietor of lunch room
here, had one of his eyes gouged in
such a fashion while engaged in
friendly scuffle with one of the dish
washers, that it had to be entirely re-
moved. Fortunately, the eye which he
lost, is the one that has been blind for
the past fifteen years, so the young
mans loss is not as great as if it had
been the other optic.
From the nature Of the wound, 1t
Is thought that Panzenhagen must
have been hit with the open hand, and
that one Of the fingers gouged the
eye ball from its socket. The muscles
beneath his eye have been weak since
the accident which blinded the optic
years ago, and 1t did not require a
hard blow to shatter them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02
REVIVAL KILLS PREACHER.

Rev. Sanford, Charles City, Became
Mentally Unbalanced and Dies in
Hospital.
Special to Times Repnhlican.
Charles City, Feb. 2.-John Sanford,
tho Charles City minister who became
mentally unbalanced during the revi-
val meetings at Waverly, died at 1885
O'clock yesterday noon in the hospital
- Independence. Rev. Sandfords
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02
GEORGE x. SWAN SUICIDES.
Deceased Had Been Advertising Man
on Several Tri-City Papers.

on Several Tri-City Papers.
Davenport, Feb. George K. Swan,
a young married man, 81 years of age
who had worked as advertising man
on several of the papers in the tri-cit-
les, committed suicide in Moline by
shooting himself with a revolver. He
left note merely saying goodbye to
relatives, but giving no cause for the
deed. His health had been poor for
some time, and it is believed that the
illness and worry brought him to
state of temporary insanity during
which he took his own life.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02

Upon invitation of the Kentucky
general assembly John G. Carlisle,
former secretary of the treasury and
a former Kentuckian, addressed the
hody for few minutes yesterday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02
RUN OVER BY WAGON.
Jacob Gordon, a Farmer, Met Instant
Death Near GaIena.


Dubuque. Feb. 2.-Instant death by
being run over by a wagon three miles
north Of Galena, was the fate met by
Jacob Gordon, former Dubuque resi-
dent, and father of Louis and David
Gordon, still of this city. His sons
went to Galena to take charge of the
body, which will be buried in Chicago.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02
IOWA BOY KILLED IN NAVY.
r. 3. Rowland, Of Marenso, Dead Of
Accidental Shooting.

Accidental Shooting.
Marengo, Iowa, Feb. POSTMASTER
R. NJ. Rowland has received from the
naval department notice of the death
of his son, Robert Blaine Rowland, cox
swain of the flagship Rainbow, through
an accidental gunshot wound. No par
ticulars were furnished. The young
man was 90 years of age and had been
in the service two years and six
months.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02
J. M. HOLT, Attorney At Law.

J. M. HOLT, Attorney At Law.
Special attention given to Probate
Matters and Settl::g Of Estates, also
Bankruptcy Proceedings, and Examin.
atjons Of Abstracts Of Title.
Money to Loan on Farm Property at
Low Rates. -
Office over 10 West Main street..
Marshailtowns lessA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-02-02
WENDELL p. MAuLsRY, Austioneer
MARSHALLToWN, IOWA.
Residence 800 North Second Sc.

HeoIoenco oV6 N9rtn Secono OF
January 31-A. c. Muckler & Son at
Toledo, Iowa, Grand sale Of Full
blood Poland China Sows.
February George Benson, six miles
west of Marshalltown, IL Horses, 80
Hogs, Cattle, Corn, Hay and Imple-
ments.
February 6-Rhodes & Runner. three
miles south of Beaman, ~ Heavy
Horses so Chester White Swine,
Hay, Chickens.
February George Harris ten miles
southwest of Traer, big sale OF
Horses. Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Hay and
Implements.
February s-w. NJ. Wilson. s1s miles
southwest of Marshalltown, Horses,
Cattle. Hogs, Hay, Corn, Implements.
February 9GJesse Hansen one mile
south of Garwin, Ia.
February 1o-Street sale Marshall
town, Ia, Horses and other goods.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-18
TELEGRAMY.

Petersburg, Is czerwca. = Po-
stepowanie cara pcha dune ma
rodowa naprzod, ku rewolucyi.
Car bawi sic w Peterhofie, ME
wiedzac moze, re duma pragnie
mu wydrzec reki wladze.
,,Riecz" nadaremnie wzywa ca
ra, azeby dal dyrnisye Goremy-
kinowi lilku innym ministrom'
a ma ich miejsce powolal do VIA
dzy popularnych czlonkow du-
my narodowej.
Potworzyly sic komitety re-
wolucyjne. Ma hcznych zebra
mach robotnikow, odbywaja-
cych sic wbrew zakazowi VIA
dzy, przemawiaja posiowie par
tyi skrajnych. Zanosi sic ma strajk
ogolny. Wczoraj Swietowali pie
karze i oprocz chleba razowego
ME MONA bylo dostac innego
pieczywa. Strajkowano ma glow
nei linii kolei mikolajewskieJ,
laczacej Moskwe Petersbur-
giem Byla to jedyna linia, gdzie
urzednicy ME swietowali pod
czas zesziego strajku kolejarzy.
Ma wiecach socyalistow anar-
chist6w bywa po 10 do IS tysie-
cy ludzi. Po ulicach uwijaja sic
patrole, lecz Rad wstrzymuje sic
z energiczna akcya. Czeka ma dal
sze postanowienia buntujacej sic
duny narodowej liczy ma woJ-
sko, re to W stanowczej chwili
zgniecie rewolucye.
Przedstawiciel Zjednoczonej
Prasy zostal zmuszony ma ulicy
do podzielenia sic z robotnikami
zawartoScia swej sakiewki.
Strsjkuja robotnicy we fabry-
ce Syzrana w zakladach kolei
Wiazmy.
Moskwa, I8 czerwca. -Wbrew
zakazowi policyi odbywaly sic
,wiece socyalist6w i anarchistow,
lecz wojsko zaje1o stanowisko
ma bulwarach i przeszkodzilo
odbyciu sic zapowiedzianych po-
chodow. w hotelach i kawiar-
mach jedynym ternatem rozmow
bywa kwestya wybucfu rewolu-
cyl.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-18
ROSya Wprzededniu anarChII.
Chwiejny car bawi sic
KORONACYA KR0LA NORWEGII.
owa gwiazda W sztandarze stan6w zjednoczonych.
We Filadelfii umarl glOsny szachista Pillsbury.

no W Chorwacyi przy ostatnich
wyborach, kiedy wskutek rozgar-
dyaszu ma Wegrzech Rad ME
m6gl wywierac nacisku ma wybor-
COW, opozycya zdobyia wiekszosc
Wprawdzie starczewiczanow wy
brano tylko 1Sstu, ale cato ugo-
dowcow chorwacko serbskich az
35ciu. DIVA te stronnictwa "a
wariy ze soba sojusz i oznajmily
banowi, re podniosa kwestye wy
odrebnienia sic kraju, jezeli Rad
wegierski natychmiast ME przy-
wr6ci dawnej jego autonomii.
Werkle ustapi}, nakazal zdjac
szyldy wegierskie rzadowych
budynk6w, odwolai ministeryal-
ne rozporzadzenia, uszczuplajace
zakres praw sadowych przez la
wy przysiegiych, zbraf z ChorWa
cyl urzednikow wegierskich, "a
prowadzil ma kolejach jezyk miej-
scowej ludnoSci. Nadto zobowia-
zal sic natychmiast przyStapic
do rewizyi finansowej ugody we
giersko chorwackiej, = wszystko
to oczywiscie zrobil dlatego, ably
uniknac wewnetrznego zatargu,
ktoryby oslabi{ stanowisko We
gier w walce Austrya. Chorwa-
ci sic spodziewaja, re dla mich "a
czela sic nova era, pomySlmeJ-
sza cd poprzedniej. Znawcy tam
teiszych stosunkow utrzymujq,
ze istotnie nova era moze sic roz
winac i utrwalic, jednakze pod
warunkiem, ze ustanie WASH mic
dzy Chorwatami Serbami
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-18

vial do abituryentow ma temat
"uczciwosci". Przytaczal przykla
Gy braku uczciwosci II os6b, zal-
mu;qcych w spoleczehstwie wy
sokie stanowiska. Zalecal stu
Denton pielegnowanie przez ca
lc zycie mlodziehczych ideaiow
ME uganianie sic "a dolarem,
do kt6rego csiadania uczciwa
Groga dojsc ME MONA.
Filadelfia, 12 ezerwca. = Umarl
tutaj po diug'el chorobie gloSny
amerykaflski szachista Harry
Nelson Pjttbrsy, urodzony w r.
1872 w Sommerville, Mass. w
roku 1891 odniosl pierwsze zwy-
ciestwo w Eostonle, mad Johnem
+. barry, wygraN sly z 9 per
tyj ). I'D tel pory bral udzial W
ID miedzynarodowych konkur-
sach, w kt6rych wywalczyl pier
wsze nagrody. Przegral tylko W
roku 1904, bedac podowczas
chorym.
New York, I8 czerwca. =
Hamburska kompania przewo-
IOWA zapowiada wybudowanie
nowego okretu, kt6ry swymi
rozmiarami o wiele przewyzszy
parowiec Baltic. Nowy olbrzym
morski ma mice 800 stop dlugo-
Sci $4,000 ton pojemnoScl,
Znajdzie w MIN pornieszczenie
1900 pasazerow pierwszej, dru-
giei i trzeciei klasy, 1900 osob
pomieSci sic W miedzypokladzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-18
R0zns nOiatkl teIGgrafIezna.

- Amcrykanskl cykllsta FRANK
Kramer zdobyl W Paryzu, ma
miscigach, pierwsza nagrOde.
= Ma sybirskiej kolei wcho-
dnia wykoDeil sic pociag osobo-
wy. 100 os6b ponioslo smierc,
albo rany. zagrazajqce zyciu.
w chinskiej prowincyi Czi-
Ii zniszczyla powodz tor koleJo-
wy ma przestrzeni 80 mil.
= Wojsko' tureckie wkroczy-
10 do perskiego miasta Uramiah
i wypedziio stamtad gwardye
szacha.
= Car postanowif rozwiazac
dune 28 czerwca wyjechac tego
dnia ma morze. Zanosi sic ma
wielki rozlew krwi wPetersbur-
gu.
= Oberpolicmajster w Mosk-
vie otrzymal trumne, jako znai
ostrzezenia, CO go czeka re stro-
ny rewolucyonistow.
= Pod -Meliopolem, w Rosyl,
spadl grad, kt6rego pojedyhcze
grulpy wazyly po 8 funty.
w Berlinie dziwia sic, ze
tax bardzo spieszy sic cesarzowi
odwiedzic kr6la Haakona. Bywa
zwyczajem, re mfodzi krolowie
sk1adaja pierwsi wizyty monar-
chom starszyrn.
: Poddano, gruntownym ogle-
dzinom katedre w Kolonii.
= WartoSt papierow rosyj-
skich obniza sic gwa}townie ma
gieldzie moskiewskiej.
= Hr. Goluchowski ME "a
mierza bynajmniej ustapic re sta
nowiska austro wegierskiego mi
nistra spraw zagranicznych.
= Papiez cieszy sic pozadanem
zdrowiem ME zamierza opusz-
czac Watykanu.
: Nemcy w New Yorlsu wysta
via pomnik Karolowi Schurz.
= Pozar gmachu Ryan Annex
w St. Paul zrzadzii szkode obi
czana ma pol miliona dolar6w.
= Pieciu drwali utoneio w RE
ce Shoshone pod Cody, Wyo.
= WartoSG brylantow impor-
towanych w roku ubiegiym do
Stanow Zjedn., przedstawia su-
me S34,998,513.
= Pod Buffalo wykoleil sic po-
ciag kolei Lake Shore. z 81 pasa-
zerow zaden ME odniosl wick
szych uszkodzen ciaia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-18
PEZEGLAD
V0uTyN MIEDzYKARODOWEl
Chicago, 1S czerwca.

Po wygloszonej movie progra-
mowej wegierskiego ministra We
kerlego oswiadczyla chorwacka
delegacya w sejmie wegierskim,
re bedzie Rad koalicyjny popie-
rala. Trzeba zas wiedziec, ze cd
r. 1867-go po raz pierwszy teraz
sklada sic ia delegacya z pred
stawicieli stronnictw, zawsze do
tychczas opozycyjnych' Przez lat
80 posiadali wiekszosc W sejmie
zagrzebskim ,,narodowcy", kto-
rych tam pospolicie nazywano
,,madyaronami", to dlatego, re
oni zamykali oczy ma male ma
dyaryzacyjne zamachy Wegrow,
aby uniknac zatargu wielkiego |
utraty autonomii. Rzady liberia
low wegierskich ME szanowaly
autonomii chorwackiej, ustawi-
cznie ia uszczuplaiy pod roma
ityni pozorami, a przy kazdeJ
sposobnoSci. TAX zmadyaryzowa-
no koleje do tego stopnia, re jak
w Kr6lestwie Polskiem laden u
rzednik, zaden konduktor ME
miaI prawa odpowiedziec nikomu
po polsku, tax w Chorwacyi ME
wolno byio movie na kolejach po
chorwacku. Wioskom poczeto
dawae nazwy wegierskie. Sejmo-
wi narzucono nowy regulamin,
uIozony w ten sposob, re przy
ScisIem jego wykonywaniu mo-
INA byto obradowac tylko mad
tenn, co sic podobaio banowi. A
banana juz ME chcieli bye RE
czywisci Chorwaci, powolywano
wiec ma ten urzad osiadlych W
Chorwacyi Wegr6w, jak hr'
Khuen-Hedervary. Ably oslabit
opor Chorwatow, klocono ich
Serbani, zamieszkujacymi wscho-
dnia czeSc kraju. Wszystko to
cierpliwie znosiio stronnictwo
,,narodowe', aby protestant ME
wywolac jeszcze wiekszego ME
szczescia. Cd roku 1SS3-go ma
dyaryzacya stale sic rozwijala, a
jednoczesnie rosla opozycya, kto-
ra liczyia = ma Wiedeh! Dozna{a
ona jednak ogromnego zawodu
wowczas, gdy wojskowosc pocz-
"a austryacka nakazaiy uzywac
nowych, zmadyaryzowanych
nazw wiosek chorwackich. Przez
zemste, >opozycya rozwinela pro-
pagande w Dalmacyi i Istryi pod
hasiem ,.wielko4chorwacllim" w
odpowiedzi na to, a rowniez przez
zemste, Wegrzy zniesli ustawe
niezmienialnoSci sedziow, o sa-
dach przysieglych dla spraw po-
litycznych i prasowych, o wolno-
Sci zgromadzen i t. d. Wiadomo,
ze stosownie do nastroju sfer
rzadowych, urzednicy zawsze "a
ostrzaja hub oslabiaja znaczenie
ustaw. Poniewaz w Peszcie pano-
wal nastroj niezyczliwy dla Choir
wacyi, przeto w niej urzednicy
postepowali jak w kraju zdoby-
tym. Rzady Bana Khuen-Heder-
vary'ego byly bardzo ciezkie, a
pomimo tego stronnictwo naro-
DOVE zachowywalo sic potulnie,
jego zas delegacya do sejmu we
gierskiego popieraia rad liberal
ny. Pare miesiecy temu, ma dali
mackim zjezdzie w Fiume, opo-
zycyjni starczewiczanie sami przy
znali, re swa potulnoscia urato-
wall narodowcy Chorwacye cd
calkowitej utraty autonomii, do
czego dazyli upadajacy ma We
grzech liberaiowie, aby przez to
podniesc swa poru'arnosc. Jest
% rdjwieksze uz .snlc, jake mo-
zna. oddac stron1ictwu gdy sic
wielkiego nieszczescia. N.enniej
iednak narodowc6w znienawidzo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1906-06-18

Hawthorne, musieli precise przez
most kolejowy mad rzeka Calu-
met ma I45 ulicy W Riverdale.
Kiedy wchodz;li ma most, pre-
konali sic najprzod, re ME zbliza
sic zaden pociag: ale kiedy wcho-
dill ma szyny, nagle uslyszeli
pedzacy pociag "a krzywizny
wprost ma nich najezdzajacy.
Cofnac sic bylo "a pozno, a ma
ustapienie sic ME byio miejsca; !;
starszy Moszczyhski krzyknal ma
towarzyzy, azeby wskoczyli do
rzeki, skad mial nadzieje ich wy
ratowac, gdyz dobrym byi ply
wakiem. Wskoczyl tez sam do
rzeki, i "a MIN rzucil sic Szul-
cewski: ale IS letni synek Mosz-
szynskiego, widocznie ME mial
odwagi i polozyi sic miedzy
szyny, ,moze w nadziei, re pociag
ponad MIN przejedzie. Kondu-
ktor lokomotywy ujrzaf niebez-
pieczeistwo grozqce tym trzem
ludziom staraf sic powstrzy-
mac ped pociagu, ale ME pomo-
gIo to; chlopiec zostal przeJe-
chany i ma miejscu zabity. Kie-
dy ojciec jego wydostawszy sic
woody, wdrapaf ma most, uJ-
rzal, jak cialo jego syna strasznle
poszarpane dobywano z pod ko4
pociagu, zemdlal. Przyprowa-
dzono 60 do przytomnosci i wraz
re zwiokami jego syna zabrano
ma pociag, ktory ich przywiozi
do Chicago.