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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28
THE NEWS FROM HIGH SPRINGS
Death Of W. n. Oixson-RaiIroad
Shops CIosed-Notes.

High Springs oct 26.-Mr. and
Mrs, j. c. Cowles have returned home,
after a pleasant visit to Eatonton,
Atlanta and other points in Georgia.
Mrs A. l.. Moore was called to Jack.
sOnville yesterday by the sudden
death of her brother, Mr. W. II. Dix.
son, which occurred the night before.
He was at Eagle Hall attending a
session of Duval Lodge No. 257 Inter
national Association of Machinists. of
which he was secretary, when death
came from heart failure. Mr. DiXsOn
was an old High Springs boy, having
been reared here and there is much
sorrow felt here over his untimely
death
The locomotive department of the
Atlantic Coast Line shops at this
place closed yesterday, throwing
about one hundred men OUT of rm-
plOyment They will open again ON
November / A shortage in the APP.
preparation for expenses is the cause
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28
winston WI Observe rhan SOWING.

Editor The sun Please announce
Through tNc columns NJ Your ,aluahl,
paper that the town OF E,w.,uu u.
arranged ror prnpo, oh~'r,a.,, o.
rhankssN WINS da,
\ rhauksENmg SERMON $751;. H,
preached and an appropriate. services
conducted at n a IN Duu.s Will
%, spread at ca, noon hour and ;u,
afternoon viii be- spent 800 pleasant
aad becoming manner \ cordial .u
,l,A,Iou b., extended 10 N" u,npl, 90
Mcintosh Nlcanop, and All o.. ,ur
rounding country And a 'r.. ,p,.
cial invitation h. extended lc -
Mr. Editor ard To anN o' YOUR
'rtruds Who NI~h 20 come
Come friends aud io,u " ,b No. IN
giving thanks and De- sure q, LINK
a wcllhll~d basket With you
Fratrrally
T, L. z BARR, p. c.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28
CALM AFTER STORM
Financial Market has E>.gr.t
Danger of a Pau;..
RELIEF MEASURES Tis\
A Pool, Headed by Morgan. ,....
S25, 900, 600, Which It Is ....
Has Given Permanent Re. q. q. -
Money Market.

New York, Oct Ca .
er tone was apparent in y...
c!eS Friday morning Tie
the relief measures under.
P.ccpont Morgan, Joan +. H..
and other prominent hl..
CetAer with the segcui.! a.
the officials of the tr4..
OF America met the run o. ...
on that institution gave cr,.. ...
agement TO bankers ami biz.
generally that no tur,hJr J..
to be feared The SIS, 1000 ... ....
UP by pool headed by NJ M.-.
which was sent into the sty,. .....
Thursday afternoon is J....,. .
have given permanent relic. . o..
brokers who were needing ,.,.. ..
which TO carry The stocks Ju.-
held on margins for their D,.....
Thursday night passed H.... t..
Of the series OF conference, ID, ...
ers with each other and vi.
tary COrtelyou, which wee .- .
late hours on Tuesday AMI N.,a.
day nights except for an ,....s
meeting al Mr.. Morgan's lone s.,
rotary Cortelyou attended Dh, a,..e
Ct the graduate club OF which .r ,
vice precedent and made al adlrc,,
In which after discussing a ,0G-
length the objects OF the c,uD and IT,
&c airs, he made a brief reference IS
financial matters, The secretary 50.
CoIteIyou Talks Of Situation.
1--WE are having a trying experience
bu' with all its embarrassment,
tind my faith In the genera -.o'...
of business strengthened by .,r ~
amples have seen OF born cottage
anl splendid devotion to pll.r S..
fare shown by many men OF e..l
hdonce in the Commercial an .t.
traI life Of this city. Weak na.
have bceh fortified; bur W
ter. hose OF bad influence n4,"
scourged from their pos.''a- ...
the determination to carry '... '.'
forward will have a fAr-re1...,t .
hu"uCe In restoring public c.a..
There were lines OF d~....
waiting Friday morning In firm
Trust Company of America a..
banking Office Of The Lac,
company up town.
Woman Headed Lire
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28
Woman Headed Ire

some Of hose in Inc a.
Co0u1g, OF America had D..
a. U.-hr At the head 81
~ % woman who decline.
~ pace even when the m..
lin" promised 10 restore j. .
Csc morning She sufoul
ably from the cold night o..
ero, u tae men, touch,.
ri-A' went to a nearby 'r- 3D.
" ".C,uct IN the morn,a-
Son.o bread and coffee to~ r,.
First aIyCcs from Lone.
".." Wy encouraging
-...- ''"ro opened at ....
20 Z points liyaor
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28
$50 Per Gem ~ Pension Or%er. Meo
Of Wealth"

Il regret To haN" to SAY tina, - car,
su, estimate indicates that over htu
par cent--over Onehali OF the new
applicants from those who are
Considered men Of wealth What viii
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28
STATE PENSION
LAW ARRAIGNED
by Commander Jewell At U. C. v
Meeting in Pensacola.
MEALTHY MEN ARE ON ROLL

Never SmelIed Powder on Equa
Footing With Those Who Went tc
Front and Suffered Hardshlps.
The Pensacola Journal OF October
Gath says vigorous aTraignment OF
the new Florida State pension law
Reconstructed the conclusion of the an
nual address yesterday Of Major-Gcn
eral William II. Jewell, division com
mander, before the annual convention
z of the Florida Division u. G. V. Gen.
eral Jewell criticised the law on two
principal grounds-that 1t permitted
not need and that many do SO to the
prejudice Of those who are In actual
need OF such financial aid, thus open
ing the pension system OF Florida to
the same graft evils that have long
been q reprOaCh to the Federal pen.
siOn system; and that the law grant
ed pensions to men who, however adj
mirably they might be as men, were
not Confederate soldiers and did not
s as home guards or State troops, en-
dure the hardships Of the men enlisted
lin the regular armies OF the Con
federacy.
Speaking along these lines OF
khonght, Gen. Jewell said;
finds Two Very Grave Defects In
~ Pension Law
your commander feels IL necessary
20 refer to the matter Of the recent
pension law enacted by the l.cgsla.
kstre OF 1907. Az you know, It has
brought out some sharp criticisms In
the newspapers and otherwise, and 1t
is to be deeply regretted that this
criticism has sometimes degeneratcd
Into personalities and the motives OF
1 some OF the most loyal devoted and
& unselfsh comrades In our organiza
tion have been aspersed or questioned
80 extended has been this Critl
eism OF the new law In respect tC
some Of It's features, that your com
mandeT has felt II his official duty t.
ask you II It would not he well in the
interest Of this organization to, at
this convention, consider this matter
In that spirit Of loyalty and fraternity
which should govern the deliberations
esof men who have shared common dan
gers, made In common great saCri.
noes and who are now united In this
grand organization through spirit
of loyalty 10 our rmhtcous cause and
20 promote the common good of II,
members,
Die and Growing Cost to the Tax Pay
ing Body.
Il have obtained from reliable
source some Information rrpardua
pension matters, which | NOW mN hr
fore You Under the old Law th'r,
were $500 pensioners at an rNpru,,
! TO the State Of something over $500
900. Up 20 week or two aro tgvy,
had been 400 new applications Med
under the new law, aud more are con
stAntlN coming In nder th" usual
genorou. allowance. or average. about
NINETY irr cent of these win hr al
i lowed h1 'ho pension board Several
hundred Cd, rH, nyW applications az,
already uu o., ..n..uu rull aud other,
IA H.safn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-28

COllltS BCI'ldllN hilO'b w NV pNpAAN
Your commander does not intend
to express his personal views as to
the merits or dement's OF the new
pension law. nor to criticise any COM
rade or other persOn-members OF the
State troops or others who, being
above the need Of a pension have APP
piled for It, But so far as this matter
affects our standing as an organization
before the world, 1t Is n duty that we
see to it that no harm comes to us
AS a body or to its members. Your
commander feels confident that he
voices the sentiment Of every loyal
Confederate soldier and sailor when
he says that not one OF them ever
asked or ever desired that the dan.
gers and sufferings and the sacri-
fees he endured I'm the sixties should
or could be in any respect compensate
ed by donations Of money.
Nor does any loyal coWrade feel
that he would sell or give his con
seriousness that his sutferings and
sacrifices were made voluntarily--un.
selfIshly-with no expectation, no hope
and no wish for reward save the re.
ward of sense OF duty faithfully done
for all the wealth the public treas.
ury OF this or any other State ever
held In It's Golfers
There Is not comrade among us
but believes that every loyal soldier
and sailor of the Confederacy--Or his
widOw-to whom pension would af-
ford comforts which otherwise he or
she might not have, should and right.
fully ought to avail himself or her
self Of this provision Of the State.
Every loyal cOmrade has earned 1t n
thousand times over by his service
In that cause which was the common
cause Of every State OF the South.
The pension Is not a gift. 1t is not
reward which partakes OF the nature
of gift, nor Is 1t bestowed as
mark Of honor, as Is sometimes said,
III 1t were given only to the Con.
federate soldiers or sailors--to those
men who made immortal the name
and fame of the Southern COnfederaCy
1T might be- that we could view the
pension as II mark OF honorable dis.
tlnCtiun. Hut as II Is bestowed equal.
~ upon men who, however brave,
however noble In spirit, however Will
Ing and loyal tO the South and To the
State, yet men, the most OF whom
never saw battle, nor met foe
face to face In hostile array, men
who never marched and starved and
after year aud In hunger aud naked.
ness and want endured that physical
strain from which died more than
from wounds or in hattlr-whcu the
soldiers who suffered all this, who
bore the burden aud heat OF the day.
are put upon an equality and IA
class with the men who, whatever
their virtues otherwise knew moth.
iug. endured nothing. Of those hard
ships then IL seems absurd tu say
that "A pension thus granted to AN
alike Is a badge ~ honor Gi,mc to
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-06
R6zne notatkI telegraflczns.

w narlamencie niemiecHm "a
,westyonowano wyb6r II posiow.
= seim brunszwicki ma rozstrzyg-
mac kwestye, kto ma rzadzit tym ME-
mieckim kraikiem. sejm zbierze sic
IL marca.
Niemcy ME zamierzaja wypoW1a-
dat wojny rzeczypospolitej san D0
mingo.
Poniewaz Persowie zabih ME-
mieckiego misyonarza, postanoWln
Niemcy zajac perska kopalnie vega
pod Bagdadem.
Rosyiska rada panstwa zostaia
otwarta rownoczesnie duma narodo-
wa.
- studenci uniwersytetu Peters
burgu swiecili wczoraj ~zwyciestWo
demokracyi" Poniewaa ME dopuszcza-
Ii sic gwaat6w, policya pozwalaia Inn
krzyczee.
General Betjanow radzi Rosy "a
mawiac orety we Warsztatach amery-
kanskich.
stosunek Wegr6w do Austryi Sta
ie sic coraz wiecej naprezonym.
= Kr6l Edward przejeadzal wczora1
przez Paryz, udajac sic W dalsza droge
do Biaritz.
- Poniewaz Abraham Ruef ME sta
viii sic wczoraj ma termin W sadzie'
W San Francisco, uznai sedzia Jego
kaucye, W sumie $4,000 "a przepadia.
- Pod Tivon, N. Y, wykoleii sic
wczoraj pociag Limited Fast Mail,
idacy Chicago do New Yorku. 10 o.
sob uleglo okaleczeniu. Kilkanascie
innych doznaio wstrzasnien.
w Bethlehem. Pa, stratkuja kole
jarze. Kursuja tylko pociagi pOcztowe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-06
kB01KIE No1A1l MIEjSklE

wszystkich razem wypadk6w IA
s,abniehc ma choroby zakazne Dyio
wczoraj W miescie / przedmiesciacn
7s. W czem 40 szkarlatyny, II dyite
ryi, II odry, kuru.
Tajemnica zsonu panny olive
Sells znalezionej bez aycia W pokoju
peinym gazu 20 czem pisalismy wczo-
RAID. wciaz pozostaje niewyjasniona.
Wczoraisze dochodzenia policyi ME
przyniosly wydatnego rezultatu.
- Niezywym zostai znaIszIony W
swym pokoju ]. suawlsy. lat so, S0o4
Buffalo ave. W So. Chicago; poacya
przypuszcza, re przyczyna zgouu
choroba sercowa.
e. Eberts, lat 40, spadi 70 seho-
dow swego domu pm. 3s1 w. Randolph
str. 1 zabil sic ma miejscu; 20 zbadaniu
zwlok przekonano sic. Re rotrzaskai So
bic czaszke, uderzywszy slowa sto-
pnie komienne, do3u scaod6w sie
znaidujace 1 dlatego natychmiast du-
cha wyzional.
- WczoraJ popoiudnlu potkneia sIe
1 upadla ma narozniku ulic Wabash !
Madison 76 letnia staruszka, PAM e.
P. Morgan, 5041 Prairie ave. l zwich'
neia prawa noge W kolanie, a nadts
poniosla uszkodzenia wewnetrzne, .
kt6rych prawdopodobnie umrze. Zabra-
no ia ambulansem do domu.
- PolIcyant o. Doherty 70 stacy
centralnej, zostal cieako poraniony
wczoraj po po3udniu, kiedy usiiowaa
wstrzymae sploszone konie W ul. Cal
houm pl. Konie byly zaprzetone
do wozu rozwozacego gazety. q papier
wiatrme niesiony przerazii je spioszyi
Odwaany policyant zatrzymai je, ale
sam przytem odni6s3 uszkodseniA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-06
PRZEGLAD
P0LITYD hIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago 6 marca

Ia czeSc rosyjskiego narodu,
kt6ra swym ruchem politycznym
wvrwarza obecnie stosunbi, jest
niczaprzeczenie W rozterce z sa-
ma sobq dusza jej chora, opano-
wana przez rome mamie. WlaSnie
ma to zwracaja uwage iczni ucze-
nj. ktorych spostrzezenia orze-
czcnia So bardzo ciekawe. Jeden
Mich podaje, ze oprocz nadzwy-
czajnego pijahstwa rozpowszech-
Mia sic kradziez do takiego stop
MA, IL maio kto przyjmuje goSci
nawet w sferach bardzo towarzy-
skich, bo po kazdem przyjeciu
brak lyzeczek, szczypcow do Gu
kru, zlotych nozykow do owo-
COW; goScie kradna. Danny z wiel-
kiego Swiata ME zostawiaja BIZ
zuteryi ma toaletach, poniewaz
byle ktora przyjacio}ka, wpadi-
sly na chwils, natychmiast zeska-
motuje jakis klejnot. Lekarze po-
usuwali ze swych pokojow przy =
jet wszysthe kosztowne drobiaz-
gi, gdyz rozkradali je pacyenci.
Moznaby to uwazac "a epidemic
na kleptomanie, gdyby ME to, ze
ci salonowi zEodzieje przysylaja
wlaScicielom skradzionych rzeczy
anonimowe pol1witowania, druko-
wane ma maszynie Cd pisania.
Psychiatra professor DIR. Morgen-
stern pisze: Go dzieh W mel xii
nice przeraza mic ostra psyche
"a mania wielkosci, ktore opa-
nowaly nasz inteligentny oga;
przez klinike przesuwa sic mno-
stwo os6b, z najrozmaitszych "a
wod6w i sfer towarzyskich; co
kobieta, to albo Charlotte Corday,
aIbo Joanna D'Arc: co mezczyz-
na - to pewnoScia niedoszly
Cromwell. Marat. Robespierre,
Garibaldi, Napoleon /, albo Bis
mark. to zboczenie psychiczne
tax samo grasuje w ko}ach prze
ciwrzadowych, jak w sLlrajnie "a
chowawczych. Psychopatami sa
pradziwi Royanie czlonkowie
stronnictw opozyjnych. A te ty-
siace samobojstwI Zawsze jedna
ich przyczyna. Oto pisze samoboj
ca: YPoniewaz ME moge zrobic
nic nadzwyczajnego. przeto zyc
ME warto". Z mel ordynacyjnej
kSiqzki wypiSuje "a porzadkiem
take notatki: Zamozny przemy
slowiec, czlowiek lat srednich ii
zycznie zupeInie zdrowy - ska
riy sic re o niczem myslec ME no
7e, 30 60 opanowaia zadza zrobie
MA czegos nadzwycLaJncSo' chcc
BY P.sostratowego. Mlodzienec
cabrze wychowany prosi mic, a.
tgra mu powiedziai, jak on ma
sie przekonac 0 sile swej wolf l
qs ia W sobie zahartowac, po-
rieraz zoniecznie musi 'zrobic
COS niebywalego, o czem by caay
SWAT m6wn. Trzeci kolei Pacy
sHt, nezczyzna miody, zdrowy'
powiada do mnie, nachylaj9c sic
do u>ha:. Panic profesorze, gdy-
bym vlko ma osm dni zostal dyk-
tatorem, Rosya bylaby zbawiona
A mo.a iona ME rozumie tego
tu mnie zaciagnela. Powiedz jej
pan "Czwarty pacyent skarzy sic
ia silny rozstr6j nerw0w, co sic
tenn objawia, re on ME moze wy
brat strOnnictwa,do ktorego konie
cznie powinien nalezec, ia ko-
niecznosG jest niewstpliwa, bo
zabity podczas rozruchow krewny
budzi 60 kaldej nocyi pyta, do
kt6rej on przystal partyi. Z tel
sAmej kategoryi jeszcze dis 1e
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-06

bojstwa pania Maigorzate Behan,
liczaca lat 81, zam. pm. io4o w.
I3ta ul. Znaleziono jej martwe
ciafo wczoraj popoiudniu W mie-
szkaniu, ktore zajmowala, zawi-
sic ma linie, uwiazanej u gwoz-
dzia wbitego w drzwi kuchenne.i
Zawiadomiono wypadku policye
ktora przybyla ma miejsce i pre-
prowadziwszy krotkie dochodze-
ME przypuszczalnych przyczyn
samobojstwa, zabrala zwloki DO
pobliskiego zakiadu nogrzebowe-
go.
Fatalna pomylka.
Postrzelonym przez przy-
jaciela wspollokatora Jednego
pokoju pm. 425I Halsted str. 20
stai wczorajszej noosy = robot
mix, Olaf Ringer, bawiacy W Chi
cago zaledwie cd dni kilku. 20
wr6ch on mad ranem do domu, a
kiedy otworzyi drzwi Cd pokoju
w ktorym mieszkai razem ze
swym przyjacielem Janem Bog
manem, tenze nagle re snu zbu-
dzony Ioskotem ME zupeinie je-
szcze przytomny, a przytcm ME
mogac przyjaciela dojrzec W
ciemnym ppkoju, dobyi REVOLVER
z pod poduszk palnaf prawie
ME mierzac W Ringera, ktory z
jekiem zwalii sic ma ziemie. Po
chwili dopiero Bogman straszna
swa spostrzegl pomylke! Zaalar-
mowani strzaiem domownicy wpa
dli do pokoju, a widzac, co zasziv
zawezwali ambulans policye,
ktora aresztowaIa Bognrana, .
Ringera odstawiia do szpitala.
Provident, gdzie watpia o jego
wyzdrowieniu otrzymal on
smiertelna rane W brzuch; kuli
ME zdoiano wydobyc.
Poaar w schronisku.
w domu sierot, pod wezwaniem
sw. Benedykta przy ul. Cass 1
Chicago ave. wybuchnal wczo-,
raj grozny pozar, ktory zagrozii
panika zgonem w plomieniach
dzieciom j zakonniccm w schro-
nisku zamieszkalym. Pierwszy
odkiyl ogieh str6z budynku
zawezwal straz pozarna, ktora
natychmiast przybyia ma mielsce;
dzielnemu jej ratunkowi zawdzie
czae nalezy, re ocalono budynek
MIN sasiadujacy ST.. Benedicts
Annex, przy ciezkiej tel jednak
piracy dwu strazak6w slime od-
niosIo uszkodzenia; jeden miano-
wicie, H. Beardsley, spada z dra-
biny, a drugi P. Edmunson 20
stall przygnieciony spadajqca dra-
bina. Zakonnice dzieci VEGAS
wyprowadzono bez szwanku
plonacego budynSu. Straty we
wewnetrznem jego urzadzeniu
orzekraczaja sumo $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-06

dostarcza Londyn, a druga polo
we Paryz. Ia puszczane w obieg
bondy otrzylnrlje Rad japonski
po $99.50 "a sto dolar6w.
New York, 6 marca. = Proku-
rator zadawai wczoraj przez cae
dzien pytania krzyzowe "bieg,e-
mu doktorowi Wagner, ktory
odwledzal oskarzonego Thaw. w
wlezieniu doszeH tam do pre-
konania, ze Thaw ME posiada
zdrowych zmyslow. Zadaniem
prokuratora jest przekonac przy-
siegiych, re Thaw i teraz lest
waryatem i re jego miejsce Jest
w szpitalu wieziennym. DIS al
bo jutro wystapi w charakterze
Swiadka matka oskarzonego pani
ThaW.
New York, 6 marca. - Bawi
tutaj Cd wczoraj 7S Ietni general
William Booth, zalozyciel glo-
why kierownik Armii Zbawienia
Zabawi tutaj przez diva dni u
swoJej corki, panny Ewy Booth,
stojacej ma czele amerykanskie-
go dziaiu Armii Zbawienia, a ma
stepnie przez Kanade przez Se-
attic udaje sic do Japonii. Stam-
tad uda sic do Indyj. w przy-
sz}ej jesieni zamierza gen. Booth
odbyc rewie amerykahskich od-
dziaiow Armii.
Danville, ILL.,, 6 marca. = w
sprawie Villa J. Davis, oskarzo-
nego spowodowanie katastrofy
W teatrze IroquoiS, skompleto-
wano wczoraj lave przysiegiych.
Zasiada ma tel lawie z farmerow,
kupiec, agent sprzedazy gruntow,
gornik, kowal agent ubezpie-
czeh. Przesluchiwanie Swiadkow
rozpocznie sic dzisiaj.
San Diego, Cal, 6 marca. -
Z Waszyngtonu nadszed1 roz-
kaz, azeby kanonierka Prince
ton" odplynela niezw}ocznie ma
woody Ameryki centralnej. Zdaje
Isle, re kanonierkas ma Sic przy-
iaczyc do krazownika Chicago"
podazyc do brzegow Guatemala.
Washington, 6 marca. : Gif-
ford Pinchot, szef departamentu
sSr1zby lesnej, wy}uszczyl publi-
cznie, w jakim celu przyiaczyi
prezydent do rezerwacyi lesnych
~ milionow ARROW ziemi, stano-
wiacej wlasnost zwiazku. Osadni
cy, ktorzy beda zamierzali sta
wiat sobie domy mieszkalne "a
budowania gospodarskie, beda 0.
trzymywali drzewo ma ten Gel
darmo, O lie wystapia odpo-
wiedniemi podaniami do rzadu'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-06

tiny weze}, ma ktorym ogromnymi
literami napisano urzedowy tytui
stronnictwa: ,,Wolnosc ludu".
Jaka wolnoSc, kiedy o autono-
miach juz ami mowy ME ma, "a
to wszelkim upahstwowieniom
dano ogromnie duzo miejsca?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-06
Student rabusiem.

Prawdziwa niespodzianke dla po
licyi chicagoskiej bylo wczoraj a.
resztowanie w jednym zakladow
zastawniczyct, w srodmiesciu
nllodego studenta z kollegium La
Ike Forest, Ryszarda Hopes, Ii
czacego lat 20, syna zamoznych
rodzicow w Kokomo, Ind, ktory
usilowal zastawic kilka sztuk BIZ
zuteryi dose znacznej wartosci.
Aresztowany i badany na policyi,
Hopes zeznal, re obrabowaa nie-
zamieszkaie chwilowo willie H.
c. Taylora i R. McGanna W La
ke Forest, zabierajac przeroznych
wartosciowych przedmiotow ma
sumo CORA $1,000. O sensacyj-
nym tym wypadku doszla zaraz
wiesc do kollegium, ktorego ucz-
MEM byl aresztowany przesiano
ia takze rodzicom Hopes'a, ktore
go oiciec - wybitny adwokat
przybyi zaraz do Chicago, aby
syna bronic. Mlody RADIUS sam
wyznal ma policyi ze ME umie wy
homaczyc dziwnego pociagu DO
rozboju,jaki odczuwa cd pewnego
czasu,ojciec jego obawia sic ow1a-
DE zmyslowe syna, ktory pred
ana laty odni6s1 silna rane ma
glowie W jakims wypadku. Pofo-
zenie materyalrie studenta = ra-
busia byio wiecej niz dostatnie'
mial pieniedzy dose ma nauke /
ma rozrywki, najprawdopodobr
niej W wypadku opisanym zacho-
dzi jakies zboczenie umysiowe -
rodzaj niejrzepartej manii rozbo-
ju....
Salnob6jstwo z rozpaczy,
Melancllolia i rozpacz z powo-
du slnierci meza, ktory zginaf ME
dawno w jednym TAX czestych
w miescie naszem wypadkow ko-.
lejowych, .doprowadzily do samo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-03-06

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