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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
SHOTS STIRRED NEW CASTLE
A Lively Time There About 3
O'Clock This Morning.
A HOTEL ENTERED BY THIEVES
Who Had a Very Exciting
Experience.
Several People Saw Them and Shot
Towards Them, But They Made Their
Escape In the Darkness.
stan Correspondence Of Every Evening.

stan Correspondence Of Every Evening.
New Castle, May 81. The West End
was aroused about o'clock this morn
ing by series Of pistol shots, in rapid
succession, which brought people to
their windows.
Burglars had attempted to open the
room door Of Miss Mamie Toman in
the hotel of her father, Ninth and
South streets, and she heard the noise
and screamed. There were two men
and they escaped to the back of the
house and then into a rear roof, thence
over other roots and got away, going
toward the schoolhouse.
Clarence Palmer, who was leaving
his house, directly opposite the hotel,
saw the two men and gave chase and
fred several shots. Frank Carlin,
Patrick McGrory and others were out
with guns and fred at what they
thought to be forms Of negroes, who
were beating a hasty retreat.
No trails Of blood were seen by those
who have been looking over the ground
which the men travelled, and it is
thought nobody was shot. Nothing
was taken from the hotel. Entrance
to the building was effected by means
Of prying open a window.
No serious robberies have occurred
in New Castle lately, and, judging
from the reception given the outlaws
this morning, it is not likely that
there will be any in the near future.
Thieves stole from the grave Of Jeffer-
son Williams in the Presbyterian
cemetery, on Tuesday evening.a hand
some rose, geranium and bouquet Of
flowers, which had been placed upon
the grave by the wife of the deceased,
who had brought them with her from
Chester.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
PERSONAL.

Miss Minnie Parker is in Dover
Miss Marian Larkin is in Chester,
Pa.
Miss Bertha Saville is in Elkton,
Md.
Fred Howard is visiting friends in
New York.
Miss Edith Watson is visiting friends
in New York.
Miss Edith Short is visiting friends
in Middletown
Miss Anna Carter Of Dover is visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Matte Warren is at her home
in Striokersville, Pa.
Miss Ethel Campbell of Newark, is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Katherine Heiser of Newark, is
the guest Of friends in this city.
Frank Houseman of Greenwood is
spending a few days in this city.
Miss Bessie Scotten is visiting
friends in Chesapeake City, Md.
Arthur Harvey has returned from
visit TO his parents at Childs, Nd.
Miss Bessie Crossan of Elkton, Nd,
is the guests of relatives in this oity.
Mrs. George ID. Bwers Of Philadel-
phia is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. w. S. Cubbage Of Blackbird,
has been visiting relatives in this city.
Charles Beckett has returned from
a visit to friends in Downingtown, Pa.
j. 70. Carter of Smyrna, is visiting
relatives in Montrose and Wilmington.
Mrs. Amanda Whitelook Of Philadel-
phia, is visiting relatives in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rutan of Phil
adelphia, visited their son in this city
yesterday.
Miss Florence Enos, Of Philadelphia,
is visiting Miss Mabel Morris Of COG
West Fourth street.
Mrs. William NJ. jefferson and son
Harold and Miss Bessie Jefferson have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Maull at Lewes.
Miss S. Frances Ridings of SIT West
street has returned from a visit of sew
eral weeks amcng friends and relatives
in West Chester, Pa.
Mrs. Adel Reynolds and daughter
Helen have returned to their home in
New York after a three weeks visit to
Mrs. Mary f. Reynolds Of 1l17 Adams
street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31

One square Of the new trunk sewer
IN the Highlands was completed yes
terday, the finished link being in Sew
enteenth street from Union 20 Grant
avenue. Engineer Rommel Of the
Street and Sewer Department, who has
charge of the work, says it is to be
prosecuted vigorously and he expects
It TO be completed within the limit Of
time which was estimated.
This sewer, which connects with one
IN Union street, is to run through a
major portion of the Highlands, which
IS now pretty thickly settled, and in
time it is proposed 70 have branches,
which will reach every Part of the
district. As there are many houses
along the line Of the trunk sewer now
being built, and as many Of toe owners
have requested an opportunity to con-
meet their properties with a sewer. 1t
is believed that many will do 40 with
out delay. Some are anXlousy waiting
for the sewer to reach their properties,
so that they can make the desired
connections.
The Street and Sewer Department is
counting upon taking care Of a great
deal of surface water, with the new
sewer, In addition to the house drain
age, and this will aid in the work of
street improvement, which will come
along later. At the present time the
surface water makes many Of the
streets muddy, except in the very dry
weather, and it will be necessary to
drain them before any permanent street
Improvements can be made.
Tho department has all the men on
the sewer work that can be spared and
it is proposed to keep the men at work
until the last section Of pipe has been
laid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31

The fancy waist is in constant de-
mand and new and fresh designs are
therefore quite certain to find a hearty
welcome. This one is absolutely novel
and can be treated in various ways.
In the illustration white mercerized
batiste Ia combined with a simple all
over laced eyed with frills Of Valenci-
ennes, the effect being as dainty and
chic as we'll can be. All the many
lingerie materials are, however, appro-
pirate and the trimming portion can
oe Of embroidery quite as we'll as Of
lace or It can be cut from the material
and embroidered by hand. Indeed.
countless variations might be sug-
gested. In addition TO all these uses
the waist makes an admirable one for
the popular thin silks and serves
equally we'll for the separate blouse
and the entire gown.
There is fitted lining which can be
used OF omitted as material renders
desirable and the waist itself consists
Of the front and the backs that are
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
WILMINGTON SAND BANK
How Prisoner swindied n Judge In
Chicago Police Court.

How Prisoner swlndied Judge In a
Chicago Police Court.
George Sangster was arrained before
a police judge in Chicago, H., on Mon
day, on the charge of assault and
battery. He pleaded with the judge to
let him "hx things up" which the
judge consented to do on payment Of
a fine and costs amounting to s15.
Sangster made out a check, payable to
the judge, on blank of the Whining
ton State Bank, but the word State
had been altered to read "sand, (" SC
that the check read Wilmington
Sand Bank. -
The judges sight was not very good
and he did not notice the alteration
until he took the check to bank tc
have it cashed. He was tcld that il
would not be honored there, but'they
might honor it in Indiana, where there
is a Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
GOOD COOKERY.
By Marjorie webster.
RAls1N ROLLS.


Scald one cup Of milk dissolve in il
one teaspoon salt, and two tablespoons
sugar. When cooled, add one-half cake
compressed yeast dissolved in one-iourth
cup Of tepid water, the well beaten white
Of one egg, and about two cups of -four OF
enough TO make a drop batter. Let it
rise until light, then add one-fourth cup
butter, creamed, and -four sufficient to
make a very stiff dough. Knead thor
oughly and set away until light, then
cut it down and knead il well and roll
into a rectangular shape about one-third
inch thick. Spread softened butter all
over the surface and sprinkle with a mix
ture Of two tablespoons sugar, a salt
spoon cinnamon, and a few gratings of
lemon rind Put on a thick layer OF pre-
pared little Gem Notaseed raisins. roll
them into the dough so they will keep in
place, then roll the dough over and over
into a firm roll with the edges even. Cut
off slices about an inch wide and lay them
with the cut sides down on a well creased
pan. Let them rise until more than
double in height and bake in a hot oven
about % minutes. Brush them with
butter when they come from the oven
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
SALE OF THE OLD AND NEW.

The time is ripe for discarding MANY
articles about houses and stores, and the
Management OF the Homeopathic Hos
pital again ask for all sorts Of things for
the stock Of the rummage sale in octo-
Der, With the completion OF the new
building comes the necessity for more
funds Il is hoped that friends o. thc
hospital will respond generously as they
always have.
Notify Mrs. c. n Trump. 1871 West
Thirteenth street, d. 4 A. 55S. or Mrs.
Charles F. Wollsston, l4l4 Van Buren
street, ID. & A. phone S47.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
LAMB AND VEAL.

Lamb and veal are desirable spring
meats, as it is at this season Of the year
that they are the most plentiful OF
course, beef and mutton cannot be taken
off the list altogether, but they may be
given a secondary place for a few weeks
at least Get all the vegetables as early
as you can afford them, the earlier the
better, as your stomach Graves the spring
greens. An excellent and economical
Joint Of lamb or mutton is one from the
loin suitable for stufing. Get your
butcher TO bone it and when you get il
home make a good rich stufing as you
would for duck or game Lay the stuff
fing on the meat where the bones have
been taken away and roll up. With
strong cotton sew the meat together,
bind Il round and round with wide tape
and bake until well done. Take off the
tape and garnish with Drowned crumbs
and chopped parsley Serve with a
brown gravy and currant Jelly. This is
excellent either hot or cold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
SHELLPnI PARK
This Pretty Resort Was Formally Opene,
a.. ~. 49,. -

tor the season Yesterday.
Shellpot Park was formally opened
for the season yesterday and was we'll
attended. Two interesting vaudeville
performances were given in the park
theatre, one in the afternoon and the
other in the evening, and there we're
also two band concerts, one in the after
noon and the other at night. The park
attractions, which comprise some new
features, we're at their best and we're
literally patronized.
1t is the intention of the management
to continue the performances and con
certs throughout the season, sacred
concerts being the feature Sunday
afternoons and evenings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
NOVELTY sALAD.

For five or six persons use a large head
Of lettuce and three eggs. boiled 20
saltspoon Of salt, a scant teaspoonful
Of mustard, a teaspoonhil Of sugar and a
tablespoonful of butter When the
whites are fine add two tablespoonfuls of
cream or milk, cool and put in vinegar to
taste. Arrange the lettuce in nests and
FIJI them with the egg mixture.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
RRIrrLn.

One-iourth cup raisins, one-iourth cup
figs, one-iourth cup Brazilian nuts sliced,
one-fourth cup cocoanut. Grease tin
plates and scatter nuts and fruit over
them. Then boil till good and brittle,
the followiug Two cups sugar, one table
spoon butter, one-lourth cup vinegar,
one-half cup water Pour into plates
containing fruit. Break in pieces when
cold.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
Pubnc SAD ol storare FurnItnre

tomorrow afternoon at Stidham & Sons
auction room, III East Fourth street. at
l.30 p. m. Bedroom, diningroom and
parlor furniture, chihoniers, couches ex-
tension tables, fancy parlor tables, oak
hall rack and large quantity Of carpets
in Brussels and ingram. The above goods
are Just out of storage and must be sold
Store open for inspection this evening and
tomorrow m"'nirg Stidham 4 Son,
auctioneersa
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
RAvARrAS CREAM.

Soak one-quarter of box Of gelatine
in cold water until it is soft; then dis
solve il in a cup Of hot milk with one
third of cup Of sugar. Flavor with
vanilla and set away 10 cool Whip one
pint Of cream and when the gelatine is
cold and beginning to stifien stir in the
cream lightly Form in mould.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31

tucked to form a deep yoke. The front
portion Of the trimming is out in tyo
sections that are Tapped one over tne
other and are held by ornamental bul,,
tons, while that Of the back consists o.
straight straps and curved portions.
The closing is made invisibly beneatl
the box plait at the back and there y
a choice allowed of elbow or tui
length sleeves.
The quantity Of material requires
for the medium size is ~ yards y,
81 yards 27 OF "a yards A inches Wl9,ss
with yard Of all-over lace and 4
yards of edging
The pattern $40 is cut in sizes tor :
81, 81, 80, 3s and 10 inch bust measure
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
srRAMRrRRY IrLLY.

Soak one-half box Of gelatine in one
pint Of water until SOFT pour off the
water and dissolve the gelatine in one
pint Of boiling water; add one pint of
crushed and sweetened strawberries.
juice and berries, and the juice Of one
lemon. Keep in the ice until cold and
serve with sweetened cream.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
FRIED SPROUTS.

Boil one pound Of sprouts Tor a quarter
of an hour, taking care that they are a
good color and not broken. Strain and
dry on clean cloth. Dissolve half an
ounce OF dripping in a frying pan and
shake sprouts in it over a clear fire for
two or three minutes Season lightly
with pepper and salt and serve very hot
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
GREEN PEA rrMpALE FOR SOUP.

Mix one-half cupful Of mashed green
peas Cthe canned variety will answer)
with one tablespoonful Of soup stock, the
whites Of three eggs, salt, pepper and
nutmeg TO taste Beat well together and
place in a small mould OF fat tin, set
in hot water and cook in a slow oven
until the mixture is set. When firm un-
mould, cut into small cubes and throw
them into the soup just before serving.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31

occupied 10y the Improved Order OF
Heptasophs and is attracting much at
tenticn. The name Of the occupants
was erronecusly stated yesterday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
ooms and Heln 10

Strawberry festival to be held June I'd
on the rectory lawn, for the benefit Of St.
James Church, Newport. Del.+
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
THRONG AT THO FAIR
Great Crowd Of People Attended
The Opening Of lhe Big
Exhibition
At BRANDYWINE SPRINGS
e verything Found TO be In the
Best of Condition.
DISPLAYED To GOOD ADVANTAGE
1t VIII Do All That It Was In
tended to Do.
At BRAyDYVlNE SPRINGS
e verything Found TO be In the
Best of Condition.
DISPLAYED TO GOOD ADVANTAGE
1t VIII Do All That It Was In
tended to Do.

Wli Advertise Isdustrial Wilmington In
Oiher Parts ofthc State and the Nearby
Counties OF Pennsyivan and New
Jersey.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
TlE HIGHLANDS DRAINAGE
One Square OF the New Trunk
Sewer Completed.
AS FAR WEST AS GRANT AVENUE
Tho Project TO be Finished In
the Estimated Time.

A. "A Result House Drainage WIN Sot oniy
he Provided tor. iiui the Water on Many
Of the Streets Win Also be TAKEN Care
oL
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
ohurch Flap In Evidence.

Because it was Memorial Day, a
handsomel American flag was fiownlfrom
the masthead at Washington Heights
M. E. Church yesterday. This is one
Of thel few churches in the country
which displays an American flag on
such occasions.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
Free to Gradnntea.

Beautiful velvet box and ribbon with
articles purchased for graduates. Watches,
bracelets, rings, &c, 81 per week. H. S.
Mitchell, Seventh and Poplar.*
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
Penslon. for D.Inwnre

Pensions for Delawareans.
Delawareans have been granted
monthly pensions as follows: L. 4.
Davis, s24; f. W. Cooper, $40
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31

Use Silver Suds for cleaning silver
Sold by druggists and grocers.f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31

Every mother feels -
great dread of the pain
and danger attendant upon
the most critical period
of her life. Becoming
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31
Baby Mine

mother should be of JOY ALL but the suffering
danger incident the ordeal makes its anticipation misery
Mothers Friend the only remedy which relieves great
and danger of maeny this hour which dreaded
sevest trial not only made painless but all the
by its Those who this remedy
oomy and other distressing conditions
overcome the system is made ready for the coming and the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-06-15
rRATE MATTRESSES.
Hold Meeting and Insist Better Ian.
auaae Must Be used-

HIa8c MUST be Used.
Chicago. June 1.-THE members Of
the Mattresses union held an lndlrna
t.on meeting. az which their senti
ments were crysialllzed unanlmousl,
IN the following maxims for the bene
% of the managers.
Employers shall not use profane
language % Mattresses.
Mattresses shall not De reprimapd
cd In the presence OF guests"
These two dicta were carefully TYNE
written and laid on the desk OF the
managers of every downtown rostau
rant where girls are employed Ac
comranying them was q note 20 the
effect that unless employers saw ft tc
follow these rules they may De con
fr1ntct with strikes
The Indignation 90 the Young women
is said 20 have been aroused when
manager o. @ restaurant discharged
waitress Tor tak'ng oGense NO d repu .
mand. The manager aftcrward apollo .
gized It is saii. but this did not ap
pease the wrath OF the yrunr woman
belou-.Hg 90 the union
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MELODIES Or FOSTER
Iney We're Much In Evidence on
Thursday at Louisville.
SWEET SONGS SUNG.
sehool Children Rendered "My Old
Aentuety Home" "Old Black
Joe" and the .Old Folks
at Home.o

LouisEiiie. June 14.-It would tar N.
seiiity Of the most accomplished ruath
ematieian to even estimate how man,
times this week the mu c OF MY Oh,
Kentucky Home" has noated on IN.
air a. Louisville. Delegation after Del
egation from abroad trooped through
the streets behind bands that Informee
everybody within hearing that The
sun shines bright in ny old Kentucky
home" orchestras In ho'els and cafes
impart the same intelligence every
Few minutes. Pel3le sing and hum II
on Tho streets, but Il IS all a delightful
bit Of humor. The sun has not shoSa
brightly or otherwise since Home
Coming Week" was formally opened
and shows no intention Of doing so
Thursday the skies were dark and low.
ering' and there were further promises
o. an abundance OF rain.
The day was given over 10 the mem
ory o. Stephen c. Foster. whose simple
words set 70 beautiful music has mads
hentucky's name a household WORD
throughout the world. II Is doubtful
u any composer ever received a more
nattering tribute than that accorded
Foster Thursday. when 1000 school
children Of Louisville. who. By contri- 4
buttons. made possible for linn a moBu. 4
ment of bronze. which Is 10 stand In
the new capitol az Frankfort. sang his
beautiful music In chorus and cheered
every mention of his name
shortly after noon children gathered
On Third avenue and Broadway. and
escorted BY the Louisville Light in.
iantry. marched 10 the armory on Wal.
nut street After an Invocation bv
Hev Powell and addresses By Jerry
south of Arkansas and r W Miller
oi Richmond Ky. the model Of ths
ostsr statue was unveiled by Mrs
Marion Foster Welsh of Alleghany
Pa. daughter Of Mr Foster. stsndins
by the side Of Mrs Welsh as the drs.
pery fell away revealing the statue
were Mrs. Jessie Welsh Rose. grand
'aughter OF the composer. aud his two
great grandchildren. Dorothy Jane
Rose and Stephen Collins Foster Rosa
lhe chorus Of children. accompanied
'y an orchestra then sang. In a man.
ier that evoked enthusiastic cheers
My Old Kentucky Home. "Old Folks
= Home. Old Black Joe" and other
. Fosters melodies In the most heau.
.iui manner. The feeling they evoked
@ happily expressed hy an AGED
omecomer who remarked II vou
esq drawl them Foster songs a nite
hen you sing 'em they'll make the
.chest man In the world feel mighty
oor. The solos were sung by AIrs
essie Bowman webb OF Louisville.
nl j Victor Foster OF Fulton. y. Y
De rendition of a few OF Fosters mel
dies on the n1te. which be- used dur
ig BIS lifetime brought the exercise
a close.
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TWO MURDERED.
First Lieutenant Bolton and citizer
Named Christian Victims.

Washington. June IL General
Wood cabled from Manila 20 the war
department as follows: "A dispatch
from Brigadier General Taskor n
Bliss r,ports the murder Of First lieu
tenant Edward c. Bolton and a cidrer
named BENJAMIN Christian on June
about forty miles south OF Davao."
Davao town Is situated on the gulf
OF that nam on the south side OF the
Island of Mindanao. about 500 mlIes
from Manila
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10 Presidential cIa,.

Washington. June 10. - Mesquite
Ter. posto1Ace Is TO be raised 10 the
presidential class with 81. 900 salary.
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Immense Eeq Receipts.

New York, June I4.-ReceIpts of
eggs Wednesday were 20,5O2.
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RATES sLAsHEo.

Sixty Insurance. Companies Agree or
a Twenty-Five Per Cent Cut
San Francisco. June 1.-THE Cal
says Sixty insurance companies
agreed 10 slash all policies % per
cent City companies refused 20 en-.
ter agreement Twenty companies un.
decided. Ten not present Names Of
those signing the agreement being
kept secret"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24

WINDBER, Pa. Maryanna
Popowicz, wdoma po zastrze-
lonym W dniu 1890 kwietnia
podczas rozruch6w g6rniku
Popowiczu, zaskarzy1a kilku
kompanicznych detektyw6w
o zamordowanie jej meza.
Jako gi6wnego sprawce NOR
derstwa podaje ona niejakie.
go kapitana Tacney, w}aSci-
ciela prywatnego bi6ra detek-
tyw6w W Pittsburgh. Jego
to ludzie najeci, przez kom-,
panije, zastrzelili W Poblizu
Windber W ponied dzialek Wiel-
kanocny al czterech g6rni-
k6w, a miedzy tym1i j Popo-
wicza, ggd,y g vie czorem dnia l|I1:
II
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
owego powsta}a tam b6jka
miedzy strajkujacymi unista-
nj a skiebami.

WILKES BARRE, Pa. -
Kosztowna zabawke urzadzi-
Ii sobie, John Smith, John
Jack, Jan Lebinski i Andrzej
Sadowski, kt6rzy W Hunts
vile 1owili ryby, kt6re W tym
czasie ME wolno jeszcze la
pac, kazdy z mich otrzyma}
kare odpowiednio do ilosci
ziapanych ryb;1@a to po $40
"a sztuke. Smith skazany ua
$l00. Sadowskj ma $11O. Le-
linski ma 500. a Jack ma
$1,000. W razie niezap}ace-
MIA kary "a kazdy dollar 1
dzie6 wiezienia Ostr6znie
wiac panowie rybacy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24
PITTSBURGH. Pa. w r.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. W RE-
ce Monongahela, ma prost
ulicy l8.tej utone}o trzech
.polskich ch}opc6w: Andrzej
Petros, lat IS; J6zef Stepo6-
ski, lat 13 Stanislaw Rebo-
mex lat 13. Najeli oni sobie
}6dke, aby sic powozic po RE-
ce, lecz gdy wyjechali ma
srodek rzeki, ostry prad por-
wal ich i ni6s} szybko ku
sluzowej tamie. Widzac to
powyskakiwali 16dki i "a
czeli p}ynac ku brzegowi,
lecz porwani silnym pradem
wody ma tame wszyscy trzej
utoneli! Spieszy}a i'm ma ra-
tunek W }6dce iona w}asci.
ciela wynajmowanych }odzi,
pani Baker, lecz sama tylko
z trudnoscia sic wyratowa~
la,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-05-24

chetnie. Zachodzi Ottawa, re
Ojciec sw. ME bedzie m6g} W
poniedzia1ek wziac udzia}u W
ceremonii beatyfikacyi zakon-
nik6w' dominikanskich, kt6-
rzy W Tonkinie stracili zycie,
zapowiedzianej W kosciele sw.
PiOtra.
Papiez wybral wspanfa}y
tryptyk, malowany W II stu
leciu przez jakiegos niemiec-
kiego malaria, ma podarek
slubny ola kr6la Alfonso
XIII.