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2:30 o clock, when the delegates started for
a visit to Mount Vernon as the guests OF
the Churchman'S League.
Discussion of Race Question.
At the session yesterday afternoon an
animated discussion of the race question
followed the reading of a paper on The
Duty of the Church to the, Colored. People"
by Mr.. R. Fulton Cutting of New York
Mr.. Cutting paid tribute to the negros
ability. and referred to political and social
advantages withheld from him In the south.
He said that the problem of the race was
not to be solved through its own internal
power, but by external advantages.
The discussion of the paper was opened
by Capt. William N. Hawkes. of Atlanta,
Ga. He attacked the attitude of certain
northern philanthropists, saying that they
were building beautiful schools for the col
ored people. while the poor whites of the
south were in dire need of such. He added
that "the mistaken phiiant hrOpistS of the
north have fairly flooded the south with
money to educate the negroes to the alb
solute neglect of the very best blood Of
our country
The speaker was interrupted by Judge
U. L. Marvin of Cleveland, Ohio, who de-
clared himself in favor of high social level
that you cannot invite a negro to your ia
BILE without having your white guest leave"
Names of Other Speakers.
Others who made addresses were F. H.
Wade Of Pittsburg, Cecil Clay of Washing
ton, Judge James Mcconnell of New Or
leans and Frank v. Rhodes of Baltimore.
The committee on credentials reported.
and Jackson w. Sparrow, secretary and
treasurer. made his annua: report, which
showed much progress In membership and
finances.
The Churchman'S League of the District
rendered banquet last evening at the New
Willard Hotel to the visiting delegates. Mr.
w H. Singleton acted as POSTMASTER, ana
introduced Bishop Satterlee. The latter.
after referring to the progress made In SCI
ence and other branches Of learning since
the time of George Washington. inquired II
the same progress had been made In the
moral and spiritual world. He thought the
influence of the church was decreasing.
but that the influence of Jesus Christ was
y steadily increasing, cue not SO much to the
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frage to the negro. He lamented the sep
aration between the Episcopal and the
Methodist churches. due to the exclusion
of John Wesley from the Church of Eng
land and said that the breach between the
be healed
Judge Marvin the next speaker. likewise
deplored the fact that the Episcopal Church
was not more church for the people and
insisted that 1t would never be practically
the peoples church while tendencies pre-
vailed which differentiated II more and
more from its associated Protestant bodies
of Christians. Bishop Ethelbert Talbot OF
New York chose for his theme "A Univer-
sal Church. and with this before him out
lined some plans whereby the Episcopal
Church might fulfill that title.
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RECEIVES MOTHERS FUNDS.
Mrs. Mckay Takes Charge of Money
and Bonds Left by Mrs. Lang.
pecial Correspondence of The Star.

SptCIhI correspondence OF NTnf.
ROCKVILLE Md. April II, 1907.
Mrs. William II. Mckay. accompanied by
her daughter and a Washington lawyer.
visited Rockville yesterday afternoon and
received from States Attorney Robert b.
Peter the So. 700 in government bonds and
5000 In cash found in the room of her
mother Mrs. Mary Lang. following the re-
cent murder of the latter by Mrs Nc
Kay's husband.
The money turned over to Mrs Nc
Kay executrix of her mothers estate.
She stated that there two heirs. and
three If brother from whom nothing has
been heard for years is alive.
Mrs. Mckay stated that she had lived in
the same house with her mother for twenty
five years without discovering that she
was the possessor of anything of value ex-
cepting the 5000.
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Engineers Discuss Steam Turbines.

Steam turbines were discussed at a meet
ing of the Washington Society of Engineers
last evening in Hubbard Memorial Hall,
10th and NJ streets
E. ID. Dickinson, engineer in the turbine
department of the General Electric Com
pany. stationed at Schenectady, n. Y, de-
scribed the engine of that company and
Harry Y. Haden of the DeIaval Steam
Turbine Company gave the details of con-
struction of the output of that factory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-17
Workmen Painfully Hurt.

Andrew Cornelius and Henry Ernest
We're painfully injured yesterday afternoon
while working at the Hibbs building on
18th street. A small platform upon which
they were working gave way and they
were preciptated to the ground. They
were taken to the Emergency Hospital.
Ernest is forty-one years of age and lives
at 334 Maryland avenue southwest, Cor
nelius being twenty-six years of age and
residing at 406 New York avenue north
Keat
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Specials Inn Table Linen and Tow

72inc Fine Austrian Beached Table Danlask big
choice patterns. Regular value SIPS yard Special
dozen IS Fine Austrian Beached Damask Napkins
Regular value S2.25 dozen. Special sos
50 dozen IS Austrian Beached Damask Napkins Good lin
patterns select from. Special ST
40 dozen I8nch Allnen Hemstitched Napkins; fine qua
good patterns. Special
Towels Regular vaue, SIC and $50 Special.
60 dozen Heavy White Bath Towels with hemmed ends;
large size "a x48 in regular value, $50 Special
y dozen Fine Glass Towels in check and plain with coored
ders. Regular value ISc. Special.
1000 yards Fine Kitchen Toweing, twied and plain Res
value, I2Hc and I5c Special
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Japanese Mattings.

Japanese Mattings.
Very neat effects in red and blue. A
y Ss' ssss Ssss: r. r sSS l2c
japanese Mattings in carpet effects.
such as plaids and floral designs with
plain white backgrounds. NLu/
Regular value. CSC. spe- ZOhC
Japan mes e Mattings-plain rec
grounds, with neat inserted II N
figures. Regular value. 35c. Il We
Special. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Japanese Mattings in pretty combina-
lions Of colors and inserted de- IN
signs. Regular value, 40c. Z1pC
About $50 square yards of hnoleum
Remnants that sold from Soc square
yard to $1.75. To be closed out at 35c to
Toe square yard.
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2:3O O clock when the delegates started for
a visit to Mount Vernon as the guests OF
the Churchmen's League.
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churches as to the wholesale publication of
the Bible, which easily put into the
hands of the masses. He denounced what
he termed the growing national spirit of
gain not give" and said that this was
demolshing America and destroying Ameri-
can morality. In conclusion. he said that
the duty Of the churchmen was to shape
their future effort to aim only at
those things which tend to greater efficiency
in life.
Mistake to Grant Suffrage.
Mr. Everett p Wheeler Cf New York was
the next speaker. and he stated that the
speeches made at the afternoon session
on Helping COlored People" led him to
think it was mistake ever to grant suf-
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Certificate of incorporation.

SeTtluCdIe Oh 1ncOTpOrdtlOn.
Eugene Sullivan, John II. Ruckman and
John A. Sweeney have incorporated the
Sanitary Grocery Company, capitalized at
S., 600
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MattimgS.

Chinese Mattings, in s neat patterns.
including checks plaids and ~
stripes. Good value at 15c yd. w
Chinese Mating: @ patterns in neat
effects in checks, plaids and stripes
all colors. An excellent NU/
value at zoe yard. Spe- Z%C
Chinese Mattings: attractive pat
terms to select from. in
sss;, ~. s;''; s :as ?1 aS' ' At 1870
Chinese Mattings: 5 very neat pat
terms in striped effects-colors
are red, green blue and pink.
A fine mating at 25c yard. DC
Peerless Matting-the pride of Picking
the best mating ever offered for any
thing like the price we're quoting on it:
"a patterns in all colors and combina-
tons of colors Suitable for o.
any room in the house. Regu- aOSN
lar value. 45c yard. Special......
An extra heavy Chinese Mating. in
pretty, neat effects and all colors.
Guaranteed to wear satisfac- An-
torily Regular value. SOC. 4fVHC
special. ................ .............
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played to two crowded houses, and
everyone in attendance is enthusi-
astic over the high quality enter
tainment received for small sum.
The Eagle band rendered several
selections on the outside. and the
Oard- Richardson orchestra opened
the entertainment by rendering a
popular two-step. Then Leader
Cramer of the Eagle band. gave
saxaphone solo, "Love's Old Sweet
Song" This was followed by
songs, comedy work and moving
pictures, all of which were highly
enjoyed. E. D. Evans, manager.
is to be complimented upon the
array of talent secured, and the
neat. theatrical style of the inter-
ior of the play house.
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which will extend over the Sc
cured lot. With other improve
ments which the management of
the hotel is going to make, the
Sevilla will be one of the best
fitted and most convenient hos
tleries in the northwest.
A. E. Hodgkinson returned last
week from Los Angeles, where he
and his family have spent the win
ter, and is now arranging his To-
cal business affairs preparatory to
making LosAngeles his home. He
is engaged in the real estate bust
ness in that city, and is pleased
with southern California.
Miss Laura Gretzsinger was Wis
iting with friends in the city the
first of the week. She had Just
closed a successful term of school
at st. Thomas, and has been en-
gagged to teach another year. She
left Tuesday for the Bottineau
country, where she will spend the
summer with her mother, who is
holding down a claim in the Tur-
tie mountain district.
The Star theatre was opened to
the public Tuesday evening and
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That room can be made bright
and attractive by selecting your
wall paper at the New York Cash
Store.
Mrs. Broiler, who has been visit
ing at the home of her mother,
Mrs: Dunn, left Tuesday for St.
Paul.
Mrs. Avery johnson left Wed
ncsday afternoon for Kenyon.
MINI, where she will visit fo1
some time.
$50 doz. Mems Underwear, all
sizes, best value ever shown, yours
at Csc garment New York Cash
store.
Mrs. l.. E. Sanford was agree
ably surprised Tuesday evening
by a few of her neighbors and
friends. A delightful lunch was
served.
See here. If we were offering
you an inferior grade of flour
we couldn't expect you to eat it.
Our Dakota patent is the very
best, try a small sack and you
will find it so.
! If there is any thing that hurts
a merchant here, it is to send
away for your goods, that is the
reason why you should insist on
having our Dakota flour as
long as it is good.
! The building on Kelley avenue
recently occupied by Chas. Henley
has been vacated, and the pur.
chaser of the property, J. J. Burt.
scher. will move his tailor bust.
ness into the new quarters.
Last Sunday being communion
Sunday the Presbyterian church
received as members, Sara Belle
Mcintyre, Mr.. Sham, Harrie
Brainard, Arthur Brainard. Hope
w dllace ana FroQ NIa
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Skratass &C
companied by their daughter Olgs
went to Grand Forks Wednesday
to attend the Grand Lodge, afte
which they will proceed to New
! York and will sail from that plac
for Norway on the 18th of June
One of the large plate glass win
dows in the front of A. D
Sprague's general store on Fourth
street, was completely demolished
Tuesday afternoon by lady O
portly dimensions, who slipped a
i she was mounting the steps to en-
ter the store, and fell against tn
glass.
| Landlord Whitman has pur
2 chased the lot west of the Sevil
, la property on Sixth street. TIL
, rear of the hotel is being tori
down so as to erect an addition
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. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bea@sa
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Our So shoe is a hummer. l.
x. l..
Henry Lemke was over from
Cando Thursday.
Mr.. Russell of Knox, spent
Monday in this city.
Frank Hornett came down
from Webster Friday.
Felix Reuter- is agent for all
kinds of insurance except life.
Ellen Mitchell and a friend
were down from Penn Tuesday,
Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh and
Katherine Midelman Of Crary,
were in the city Friday.
Gents have you seen it; the very
latest crush hat, Knox style at
So so? New York Store.
Boys and Youths long stock
ings at the l. X. L. Clothing
I1OuSC lOl 10 CG1lCS d pail.
The Japanese general, Kuroki,
passed through Devils Lake vest.
erday noon on his way east.
Mrs. Kan who is holding
down a claim on the reservation,
spent Sunday at the Sevilla.
Everything else equal we should
eat the flour made at home. We
must all pay our taxes at home.
Summer suits underwear,
shoes. and fashionable articles
at the l. K. l.. Clothing House.
We ask why people don't eat
more fancy patent Dakota flour.
It is the best there is in town.
We are now ready to handle
all kinds of tin work. Moderate
prices-satisfaction guaranteed
O'Brien Bros.
Put in your orders for miIIet
clover, timothy, seed corn that are
adapted to this climate or for any
other kind of seed at the Feed
& Seed Store. West Fourth Street,
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The First National Bank. Dew.
lis Lake, N. D., loans money on
real estate at seven per cent.
That So shoe of ours is
worth 81. I. x. L.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. McCarty
were down from York on Decora-
ton day.
If you have anything to sell,
trade or give away, use the Inter-
Ocean want columns.
The Halves So hat-tile most
popular hat on the markell. x.
l.. Clothing Co.
Two thousand sheets of the
latest popular music for sale at
the Chicago Piano Company's
stand.
Read the |. X. L. Clothing
House ad over carefully this
week and HURRY BACK For
the bargains.
Don't forget we are all proud
OF our City. For that reason we
should all eat the flour made at
home. If it is good.
John w. Mailer makes ia. m
cams at the lowest rates-and
best terms. Interest and princi>
pal payable at his office.
S. ]. Zero of Minot, and F. E.
Gerrish of Grand Forks, both
engineers on the Great Northern,
where in town Friday.
Dakota patent flour is made
from number one hard wheat
grown right here in Ramsey
County. Ask your grocer for it.
Buy your feed for spring work
at the Devils Lake Feed and Seed
Store. 1t is cheap now. Later il
will go up.
The Farmers Mill has many
friends now. But we want many
more. Try our Dakota patent
flour and you will be our friend
also.
Your saving of a life time may
be wiped out in one fire if not
insured in some reliable con.
pany. Talk insurance with Fee
lix Reuter-.
Remember that dealers that
handle strictly high-grade
piano don't put them out or
trial for three or four months
and then cut the price until you
buy them. 1t is the cheap piano
that is handled that way. Select
a piano from the Chicago Piano
Company's stock of hlgh-grade
instruments an d you will get
nice new piano.
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Mrs R. B. WEIGH of Minot, is
visiting Mrs, August Reuter- in
the city.
Mr.. Middaugh and Mr.. Cham
berlin left yesterday for Warwick
on business.
Mrs. P. S. Dunn left Tuesday
for Vermont, where she will spend
the summer.
For Rent. "A four, six and
seven room house to rent. Ken
nedy & Jones.
Chas. 81. Baker was in Fargo
Tuesday and took the tEirty-se-
cond degree in Masonry.
States Attorney Serumgard was
in Minot and Towner this week
attending to legal business.
Have you seen them? The $3.50
shoe for men. A dandy for the
price. New York Cash Store.
If you want insurance that is
backed by the strongest compa-
MES in the world, see Felix Rou-
tier.
The greatest showing of warm
weather wearables. for men, can
be seen at the New York Cash
Store
John w. Maher makes farm
loans at the lowest rates-and best
terms. Interest and principal
payable at his office.
A special carrying the Great
Northern officials arrived in town
Wednesday noon and departed for
the west Thursday.
John Schultze left Tuesday af-
ternoon for Germany, where he
Will spend three or four months in
, settling up an estate.
Your boy will outgrow them
before he wears them out-those
Is cent long stockings at the |.
X. l.. Clothing House.
C. O. Russell has few more
of those Owens tanning mills
left-the kind that takes out wilc
oats. Come and take a look.
If you are still afraid of the
Devils Lake flour ask your gro
Ger for a small sack on trial. Il
it is not good you need not pay
for it.
Grand rugs made from old
carpets. Write Minneapolis
Carpet Cleaning and Rug Factory
112 18th street, north, Minnea.
polls.
There are many thousands O:
dollars going out of our tow
every year for flour. We max,
the best flour on the market
and we should keep this money
at home. Farmers Mill.
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Deaf School Graduating Exercises

The closing exercises of the
Deaf school will be held Monday
evening, Juue 10th, at $50. Three
pupils will receive diplomas. Ev-
erybody invited.
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not only on farms BIZ. on good city
property, as we'll
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-09-20
Rome nOtaiki te|egTafiCzne.

- w czasie manewrow saskich pod
Dreznem kr6l Fryderyk August spadi
konia | potlukl sic bolesnie, ale ME
niebezpiecznie
w Japonii ogioszono noWe prze-
pisy pocztowe uchwalone ma miedzy-
narodowej konwencyi pocztowej Cd
bytej roku minionego Rzymie, W
ktorej Japonia uczestniczyIa ktora
uzna{a.
Armia niemiecka otrzyma 49
pr6bnych stacyi telegraph bez drutu.
- Rad grecki postanowii zaiozye
We Westinghouse wiasne poseltwo.
w pobllzu miasta City of Aguas,
W Meksyku nastapiia kolizya pocia
gu pasazerskiego kolei Mexican Gen.
trail R. R. Co pociagiem towarowym
tejze kompanii, przyczem zabitych 20
stalo SO osob. Blizszych szczegoiow
bralI.
- Cd poczatku przyszleso miesiaca
p. Rockefeller usunie sic cd udziafu
W klasach biblijnych-metodyskich W
N. Yorku, gdzie uczyI dotychczas
amatorstwa nieletnich chlopcow reli-
gil. .,..
w Columbus, Ohio, zaJmuje wszy-
stkich tajemnicza sprawa usilowanego
wykradzenia zw}ok niejakiej PAM
Northstone, kt6ra umarla ma niezna-
na chorobe wsr6d wielce podejrzanych
okolicznoSci. Zwioki usilowal wykrasc
jeden 2 tamtejszych lekarzy; przeciw-
ko MENU pomagajacemu mu pred
uebiorcy pogrzebowemu rozpoczeto
dochodzenia sadowe.
w Harrlsburgu, Pay sedzla Shuii
powiatu Perry wydal wyrok, re u-
chwaia ostatniej legislatury o GEN.
towel Genie "a mile jazdy kolejowe]
lest niewazna ma kolei Susquehanna
River & Western R. R. Co. ponie-
waz TAXA cena ,doprowadziiaby 70
kompanie do bankructwa
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Telegramy krajoWe.

New York, 20 wrzeSnia. - Z
rozpraw toczacych Sc przeciwko
Standard Oil Co. = wychodzi ma
jaw, re wiecej jak jedna czwarta
wszystkich akcyi trustu ma w po-
siadaniu Rockefeller, ktory nadto
posiada udzia}y we wszystkich
przedsiebiorstwach ubocznych zla
czonych z trustem naftowym /
przezeh prowadzonych, Wiado-
nose ia wywolala bardzo slime
wrazenie, stoi bowiem W sprzecz-
nosci TEN, CO m6wil sam Rookie
feller, IL udziaiy jego W akcyach
sprawach kompanii ME So wick
sze, anizeli innych akcyonaryu-
sly.
Oyster Bay, N. Y, 20 wrzeSnia.
= Prezydent Roosevelt odjezdza
we srode przyszlego tygodnia do
Washingtonu, skad W niedziele
29go bm. udaje sic W podroz ma
Wsch6d i Poludnie. Dnia Ago paz-
dziernika przemawiat bedzie W
Memphis, poczem udaje sic do
p61nocnej czesci Stanu Louisiana
ma 2 tygodniowe polowanie, Gdzie
prezydent polowac bedzie, niewia-
domo, = wycieczka jednak ma je-
lenie luisianskie potrwa do S1 paz-
dziernika, w kt6rym dniu Roose-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-09-20

wielkie panstwa staly sic niankami
Macedonia. Ably Wlochy pozbyly
sic podeirzliwoSci, powierzono i'm
wsp6lnie z Austrya obmyslec szcze-
g6iy reformy sadowej. Szkic jej
nakreslono W Desio = przyjeto go
ma zjazdach monarch6w = a ma
Semmeringu juz go ustalono.
A vice ma bye TAX: Powstanie
W Macedonia tribunal apelacyjny,
z}ozony z sedzi6w tureckich, lecz
zaakceptuja ich mocarstwa; nadto
zas bedzie on pod kontrola jurydy-
cznych delegat6w europejskich.
Kaada zgola sprawa osadzona przez
miejscowe sadly, bedzie rozpatrzo-
ma przez 6w trybuna} i wtedy do
piero wyrok moze sic sta6 prawo-
mocnym. Opr6cz tego dla spraw
ma}ego znaczenia powstana sedzio-
vie pokoju, wybierani przez lud-
nose, a zatwierdzani przez delega-
tow mocarstw.
Sprawy macedonskie finansowe
i administracyjne juz So pod kon-
trola mocarstw; kieruja niemi ich
delegaci; kt6rzy przesy}aja swe
odpowiednie rozkazy generalne-
mu gubernatorowi. TIE wiec spra-
wy juz wlasciwie ME zaleza cd sui
tana.
Teraz to samo ma sic stac z So
downictwem. Postanowienie mo-
carstw otrzyma sultan, ably wydal
odpowiednia trade. Lecz tego mu
sic ME chce, bo to przeciez macy,
re Macedonia tylko nominalnie
bedzie pod jego wladza, Vice "a
chorowal, wciaz mdleje, ME moze
przyjao ambasador6w i wzia6
cd mich uprzejmej noty mocarstw.
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welt przybedzie do Pittsburgh,
skad wprost powroci do Washing
tonu.
Washington, D. c., 20 wrzes-
MIA. = Wczoraj aresztowano tu
"a ,nieprzyzwoite zachowanie
sic" znana apostolic wstrzemie-
zliwoSci Carrie Nation, ktora ma
ulicach wyglaszala ogniste filipiki
przeciwko wodce papierosom.
Sedzia skazal ja ma kare w su-
mie $500, a re ME miafa czego
zaplacic tel sunny, powedrowala
biedaczka do domu piracy ma IS
dni.
Utica, N. Y, 90 wrzesnia. =
Pbciag pospieszny nalezacy tdo
kolei N. Y. Central idacy ma "a
chod, wykoleil sic W poblizu tego
miasta, przyczem wiele osob od-
niosio uszkodzenia lzejsze, kilka
jest ciezko rannych. Pociag ten
wykoleil sic najechawszy ma szczat
Xxi jakichs wozow, pozostawio-
nych ma torach po wykolejeniu sic
sic owych wozow, ktore tam ME
dawno sic wydarzylo. Lokomoty-
wa kilka przednich. wagonow u
leglo zupelnemu zgruchotaniu.
Spokane, Wash, 20 wrzesnia.
= Pociag Oriental Limited kolei
Great Western wpadl wczoraj W
poblizu miejscowosci Wemtachio
do rowu, przyczem diva wagony
zostaly zgruchotane spalone;
jedna osoba odhiosla ciezkie po-
parzenia. Tor kolejowy zostal ma
znacznej przestrzeni zupelnie zer-
wany, stad szkody barzdzo znacz-
ne.
New York, 20 wrzeSnia. - Z
rozpaczy, re doznal odmowy re
strony swej ukochanej panny Jo-
amy Hoffman,, Henryk Fischer
zastrzelii ia i tax ciezko rani} Sic
bic wystrzalem z rewolweru, re
w pare godzin po wypadku umarl
W szpitalu. Rozpaczliwego czynu
dopelnii nieszczesliwy w obecno-
Sci kilku osob W lokalu restura-
cyl naezacej do wuja swej uko-
chanel, gdzie zabita dziewczyna
byIa zatrudniona.