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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-12-06
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

One train man was killed and four
otherwere seriously injured IN double
collision In the Missoula yards OF the
Northern Pacific last Monday. The
dead man is Brakeman e W. Chase.
The injured: Engineer w =. Hackett,
both legs broken; Engi cor Charles
MoCool, broken leg, lacera.ed arm and
broken hand; Engineer Frank Baher,
injured back and leg and badly burned;
Fireman Oliver o. Shank, concussion
of the brain and badly scalded.
HI. Groves, managing editor OF the
Kansas City Post. who was wounded
November 90 by General Richard
Horne in the editorial rooms Of that
paper. is dead.
The Rev. e. Chivers, secretary of
the Baptist Home Mission society, and
formerly secretary Of the Baptist
Young Peoples union, died in Ridge
wood, N. j., last Monday, aged IS
years
The grand jury Of Oakland refused to
ynturn an indictment against Harry
leinschmidt, accused Of numbering his
friend, Frank Bellows, on the grounds
Of insufficient evidence. Young Klein
schmidt is going to school there but
lives in Helena.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-12-06
GREAT FIRE AT HOUSTON.
Business Center Of Texas City De
stroyed Last Monday

Morning.
Houston, Tex, Dec. 3-F1re Monday
morning destroyed business property
in the heart Of Houston to the value
of $750,000 Breaking out In the rear
Of the Frank Dunn jewelry store and
pawnshop, the flames spread in all d.
rections through the block and it was
not until o'clock this morning that
the conflagration was under control.
The losses are: Houston theater,
100000; Mrs. Miller's building, corner
Preston and Franklin streets, $4,000;
Frank Dunn's jewelry store and pawn
shop, building and contents, SLIT 900;
S. l.. Sans dry goods store (banlA-
rupt), building and stock, $4,000; 8.
Sweeney Jewelry company, 100000 to
building and stock; J. N. Tauben &
Son, wholesale cigar house, $4,000;
John Millers Saloon and building,
corner Fannin and Congress streets,
$4,000; Levy Bros, dry goods store,
$4,000 damage to stock and building;
Sellers building, $4,000, Morris Bros,
clothing store, damage to building and
stock, $4,000.
The destruction of Offices on the up
per floors of the buildings burned will
make total loss in excess Of $750,000.
The federal court offices were locat-
ed in the theater building, and all
records and fixtures are a total loss.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-12-06
RECOMMENDATIONS IN MESSAGE


In the presidents message to con-
gress the following recommendation
are made by Theodore Roosevelt:
The war against successful dishon-
esty should continue.
The present panic, brought on by
business community, should be re-
lieved for the benefit of the innocent.
Big corporations should be placed
under the control Of the government
and the sovereignty of the national
government established.
Laws concerning corporations
should not be negative, but afirma-
tive
The interstate commerce commits
sion should have it's power extended
to pass upon future issue of railroad
securities.
Combinations of labor and of capt.
tai are necessary. Seek to control
these combinations, not to prevent
them.
The antitrust law should be made
more effective and in accord witt.
! present conditions.
| The banking laws must be changed
If the banks are allowed TO issue
notes at certain season SO high a
rate Of interest should be charged the
banks that the notes will be driven
out of circulation when not absolutely
needed. ....."5&
| The present tariff laws should be
1 retained, and an effort ID change
them would unsettle business condi
y lions
An Inheritance and income tas
should be part of the system of gov
eminent taxation.
The criminal laws must be changed
| eliminating technicalities and senti
mentality.
The law by injunction should b.
changed SO as not to invade rights.
The national government should b.
La model employer and provide TO
those injured in it's service
The eight-hour law should be pu
in force on all government work.
Compulsory investigation of strike
and lockouts should be made, and tn
disputes settled without loss of tim
and energy.
The farms and their products mus
!, be protected. What is wanted is sma
farms and many farmers.
Irrigation should be developed an
changes should be made in the Ian
laws. Mineral lands should not be a
lowed to fall into the hands of privat
owners, and the timber must be prs
served.
Postal savings banks should be e
tablished.
The government should provid
! campaign expenses.
The fleet should be strengthened
: 1t is not for coast defense, but for o
fensiye fighting.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-12-06
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Tommy Burns of America knocked
out Gunner Jim Moir of England in
the 10th round before the National
Sporting club in London Mondaynight.
The American had comparatively
easy task in. disposing of Moir's preten.
sions and securing for himself the title
Of heavyweight champion Of the world.
After the fifth round Burns victory
was certain, and in the 10th, when the
gunner failed to rise to the call of
time, and was literally out to pieces,
Burns left the ring with scarcely a
mark.
The Thaw trial has been set fol- Jan
uary 6, 1908.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-12-06
STATION AGENT HELD UP.
Trinidad, WASH, Visited by Robbers
in Daytime.

Trinidad, WASH, Visited by Robbers
in Daytime.
Wenatchee, Wash, Dec. 1.-The sta
ton at Trinidad was held up yester-
day about noone by five men, and
about $3.50 and other property were
taken. Two of the men, giving the
names of j. Thompson and Bill Marvin,
were captured and brought here this
morning and brought here this morn
ing and turned over to County Sheriff
Webb by the conductor OF the train.
They are now at the Jail awaiting the
arrival of witnesses from Trinidad
with evidence of their guilt.
The two men say that they have
been beating their way from Mime
apolis The holdup was darking in the
extreme, occurring in broad daylight
The other three men have escaped into
the hills, and are being pursued by an
armed posse.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-12-06
CRANKY MINES TO RESUME.
Smelter Also to Start Up-LoWer
Wage for 900 Men.

Grand Forks, B. c., Dec. 3,-Jay P.
Graves, general manager of the CRANKY
Consolidated company, which owns ex-
tensive copper mines at Phoenix, %
miles distant, and the largest copper
smelling works in Canada here in
Grand Forks, states that the directors
of the company have decided to re-
open the mines Of the company Deem
Der and the smelter two or three
days later, giving employment to some
900 men when operating at full ca.
pacity. They have agreed to accept
the scale of wages paid one year ago
thereby allowing mines to operate.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-12-06
from time to time it unwarrantably

from time to time 1t unWarrantably
invades.
Federal inspection Of interstate
lines to investigate and report acct
dents.
Employers liability act, far reach
ing and thorough going, which would
apply to all positions, public and pri
vate, over which the national govern.
ment has Jurisdiction, the law to work
automatically without necessity of
lawsuit, and the employer to assume
all the ordinary and extraordinary
risks involved.
Extension Of the eight hour law to
all work carried on by the govern
ment, the government to set the ex-
ample In steady movement for the
general adoption Of an eight hour
day.
Compulsory investigation of strikes.
Telegraphers' strike cited as one in
which the presidents utmost efforts
within bounds Of propriety were un-
availing TO prevent great loss and in.
convenience.
National aid to the states in pass
ing and enforcing laws to check the
child labor evil, overworking of WON
en- and protection of employees from
loss of life and limb.
Regulation of the employment of
women and children in territory d-
rectly under control of congress, and
renewal Of the appropriation to inves-
tigate conditions Of women and Chi
dren wage earners.
If necessary, ultimate resort to the
federal statute preventing the product
of child labor from entering into in
terstate commerce.
Cooperation of the national with
state government and associations Of
farmers In encouraging institution and
social movements that will meet the
demands Of the best type Of farmers.
Development OF inland waterways,
the Mississippi to be considered first
and the Columbia river second.
Encouragement to irrigation and re-
clamation work wherever needed.
Prompt consideration of the report
of the public lands commission rec
ommending laws that will prevent
vast areas from passing into the hands
Of few men instead of to home max
erS.
A law placing fourth class postmas-
tiers under the civil service rules and
included in the classified service.
Increased pay and improved condi-
tons for the officers and privates Of
the army, in order to attract the best
class of men for enlistment.
Continue the building OF greater
navy and provide coaling stations, .es-
pecially in the Pacific. Increased pay
and better conditions for officers and
men.
The message covers the Panama
canal work in detail, relations with
Cuba and foreign affairs generally,
each subject being treated from the
presidents familiar standpoint.
Preservation or replacement of for
ests to prevent loss of natural re-
sources and timber famine, which
Is now imminent
| Removal of tariff on forest products
grown in this country, especially wood
pulp, of which printing paper is made.
| Creation of a bureau Of mines under
direction of the secretary of the in
terror, to have supervision over min
ing generally.
Regulations under which public coal
lands can be worked under govern
ment supervision. Same to apply to
coal and gas fields. 55%
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Cannon Again Speaker.

Hon. Joseph G. Cannon of Illinois
was nominated by the republican mem
bers of the house of representatives
for his third term as speaker and was
reelected to that Office upon the con
yening of the house. The nomination
was made in a caucus held in the
house of representatives, which was
attended by practically all of the 226
republican members.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-12-06
MRS. BRADLEY is FREED
Jury SO Decides in the Brown Murder

Jury SO Decides in the Brown Murder
Case.
Washington, Dec. 3.-At 1907 this
morning the foreman of the jury read
the verdict of not guilty, acquittine
Mrs. Annie Bradley of the charge of
numbering Senator Brown of Utah.
Mrs. Bradley took the verdict calm
ly, but the women in the audience
woman was Immediately hurried into
an auto.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-12-06

The difference between many
mans inner and outer life is precisely
like an immaculate shirt that covers a
filthy hide.
Over the bodies of her martyrs the
world has stepped to freedom.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-12-06

When some men make palpable
mistake, how quickly they invent a
ridiculous excuse! Il
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-12-06

This world is enriched by the good
more than by the clever.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-18
R6zns noiatkI teIegraflezna.

Sultan skazal na wygnanle re
miego basze, szefa tajnej stray paia'
cowej.
Rad japonski naFlzi sic ma po-
wazne zarzuty, jezeli sprawe szkolna
W San Francisco zechce zaiatwic ma
podstawle, proponowanej przez Roose-
velta. Japonczycy ME zniosa zakazu
przebywania na ziemi amerykansAe1'
Ia oczernianie kolegi zmariego'
zostal W Manili szeregowiec James II.
Thomas skazany ma wypedzenle z al
mil ma rok wiezienia-
- Chicagoski arcybiskup Qugley
postanowil z Neapolu jechac do Zieml
swietej. Do Rzymu wstapi, wracaJac
2 podr6zy ma Wsch6d.
General Kaulbars, dzisiejszy gu
bernator Odesie, odpiera zarzuty'
poczynione mu przez Kuropatklna v
jego pamietnikach.
We Wiedniu umaria ksiezna kle-
mentyna matka ksiecia Ferdynanda
bulgarskiego.
w Hadze strzelil pie6 razy re-
wolweru jakis waryat do ministra spra-
wiedliwosci Raalte. Me trafii ami ra'
Zu.
Ksiaze Flip Eulenburg, przy5a-
ciel cesarza Wilhelma, wyrzeA sic
corki, ktora wyszia "a MAJ "a rumun-
skiego ayda, prywatnego sekretarza
jei ojca.
- Rad saski wypedzil drezden-
skiei wyzszej szkoly technicznej ro-
syiskich student6w, kt6rzy podczas
wyborow scislych agitowah ma rzecz
kandydatow socyalistycznych.
- Burmistrz Schmitz rada szkolna
ze San Francisco odczekuja we Wa
szyngtonie rezultatu giosoWania W
sprawie blu imigracyjnego.
- Anti Saloon League" ma naozle-
ie przeprowadzenia W Sprinfield praWa
O Local Option"
Komitet izby posiow W kongresie
zgodzil sic ma projekt prawa, zabrania-
jacego urzednikom ma kolejach praco-
wac diuzej, niz przez 16 godzin RE
du Pc taldej piracy maja odpoczywac
przynajmnie1 przez 10 godzin.
- Pod Key West, Fla, zderzyi sic
kontrtorpedowiec ,,Vesuvius" z torpe-
dowcem Hopkins. oficerowie Hop
kinsa" przeszkodzili utonieciu uszko-
dzonego statku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-18
TELEGRAMY.

Poznaf, 1S lutego. - Kores-
pondent ,,Schlesische Zeitung" /,
zdemaskowany jako Niemiec i
zlodziej zbiegiy Gniezna, nabre-
dzil niedawno temu o splsku pol
skim, istniejacym W Szwajcaryi.
Polacy wykazali klamstwa tego
zlodzieia-hakatysty. Obecnie ow
pruski ,,patryota" zweszyi podo-
bny spisek w Paryzu, a ,,Schlesi-
sche Zeitung" rozpisuje sic o no.
wych bredniach swego gaupiego
correspondents.
Miedzy tutejszymi wlosciana-
mi. zamieszkaiymi W maj9tkach,
nabytych przez Niemcow, roz-
poczal SIG ruch, majacy ma celu
wywolanie generalnego stralku
W czasie zniw. Gdyby do tego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-18

cej ucierpialy kobiety. Twarze
zabitych So tax zeszpecone, re ma
razie ME MONA by}o ich rozpo-
znac. Koroner uznal, ze przyczy-
ma katastrofy byio rozszerzenie
sic SYN.
New York, IS lutego. = Mic
dzy szesciu adwokataml oskarzo-
nego Harry'ego Thaw niema Ego
dy. Nowojorscy obrohcy zazdro-
SEGA ,,kalifornijczykowi" Del
mas, re ON kieruje przesluchami
i robia nm- rome niespodzianki.
Delmas dopiero przy przesluchi-
waniu jednego re swiadkow do
wiedzial sic, re jego koledzy po-
siadaja testament Thawfa i Gala
paczke listow, przez niego pisa
nych. DIS okaze sic, czy Delmas
bedzie nadal kierowal obrona o.
skarzonego, lub usunie sic cal
kiem Cd procesu.
New London, Konn., 1S lutego.
- M}ody karitan George w. Nc
Vey ze zatopionego okretu
,Larchmont", ktory zderzyi sig
z zaglowcem, przyczem 125 os0b
utraci1o zyoie, zlozyi przed tuteJ-
sza komisya inspektorow zaprzy-
siezone sprawozdanie. Powiada
w MEM, re podczas katastroty
wszystko ma okrecie byio w mai
lepszym porzadku. Kazdy mary
narz byf ma stanowisku. Gala WI
ma nieszczescia spada ma zaglo-
wiec. Kapitan przyznaJe, ze
wsiadl do lodzi, chcac przepiynac
ma drugq strone okretu, ktora ]e-
szcze wystawa}a wody' lecz "a
szla przekoda, kt6ra mu ME po-
zwolila wypeinic jego obowiazku'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-18
Nova playa.

Zaledwie mineia epidemic jed
ma, juzci druga choroba wystepu-
je naglninnie o tyle, jeszcze-
grozniejsza, re gdy szkarlatyna
dyfterya przewaznie, prawie wy
lacznie, grasowaiy (no j ME wy
gasiy jeszcze zupelnie), Posrod
dziatwy, tyle nova choroba, tax
posrod mIodszych jak posrod
starszych r6wna znajduje podat-
nose przyjecia Mkt sic pred MA
bezpiecznym czuc ME moze. Jest
to influenza, zwana tutaj popu-
larnie grypa, ktora podlug ostat-
Mich raportow DEPARTMENT.
Zdrowia zastraszajace zagony
w miescie naszem zapuszcza. w
tygodniu ostatnim zwiekszyia sic
bardzo znacznie smiertelnosc po-
srod starszych, co zawdzieczac
nalezy przedewszystkiem lnflu-
envy, kt6ra choc sama niekonie-
cznie. smiertelna, ale niebezpiecz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-02-18
kronika MiGjscoWa,
Znaleziona ma crnentarzu.

Znaleziona ma cmentarzu.
Wczoraj popoiudniu znalezio-
no ma cmentarzu sw. Bonifacego,
ma jednym z grobow mioda dziew
czyne lezaca bez przytomnosci.
Grabarz cmentarny, ktory pierw-
sly ia zobaczyi, dal znac do po-
licyi i zawezwal telefonicznie
ambulansu, kt6rym dziewcze od-
wieziono do niemiecko amery-
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PRZEGLAD
P0uTfD MIEDlYNARODOWEl
Chicago, Is lutego.

OnlCaSo, 10 IuteSO.
Zeby zapewnic trwaloSc jake
gobqdz parlamentu, nalezy stwo-
rive W MIN centrum. Taxa idee
glosi W swojem ,,Slowie" b. mini
ster handlu, Fiodorow, Cd paru
tygodni usilnie zalecajacy swoj
pomysl. Idea stworzenia partyi
centrum konstytucyjnego" jest
W zasadzie sluszna. Coz bowiem
bardziej pozadanego, jak ode
pchniecie Skrajnych reakcyoni-
stow ma prawo, rewolucyonistow
na lewo postawienie pomiedzy
mimi wielkiego i liczebnie silnego
oSrodka, zlozonego &c wszyst-
kich, ktorzy pragna spokojnego
rozwoju konstytucyjnego w wa
runkah praktycznych. Mogliby
10 tego centrum wejSc z paz-
dziernikowc6w szczersi zwolen-
nicy konstytucyi, z odnowienc6w
wszvScy, z kadetow - wiekszoSc
umiarkowana, a nadto wielka l.
lose bezpartyjnych konstytucyo-
nalist6w.
Ale jak stworzyc takie CEN
trum? P. Fiodorow mniema, IL
wystarczy wzywac do tego W pi-
smach. Pr6buje nawet naszkicO-
wac program partyi centralnej,
kt0rego okazuje sic, re Pola-
kom ME dadzq zadnej autonomii.
Juz tego jednego szczegolu
widac, ze p. Fiodorow Jest popro-
stu ,,centralista" z gatunku tych,
kt6rzy ongi przeszkadxali Au-
scryi przejSc do prawdziwej kon-
stytucyi 1866 roku. Czy moze
wog6le istniec w Rosyi jakieS
specyalne stronnictwo centrum
- to rzecz watpliwa chociazby
tego wzgledu, ze faktyczne zy-
Gle parlamentarne takiego, ad hoe
stworzonego stronnictwa, CEN
trum wcale ME potrzebuje. "
Gle to wprost wysuwa ma central
ng pozycye jakieS stronnictwO Ii
czebnie slime, lub tez pare stron-
nictw. powiazanych wsp6lnym
interesem.
w roIu zesziym, kadeci sta
nowili naturalne centrum w Du-
nie, do tego stopnia naturalne,
ze gotowali sig dae Rosyi nowy
rad w postaci odpowiedzlalnego
ministeryum ze swego Iona. Me
szczeScie chciaio, ze to centrum
W postaci kadet6w, zosta}o oba-
lone przez magic rozwiazanie du-
my Rosya zacze}a wahac sic na
Drawo. jak pozbawiony rowno-
wagi pancernik ma morzu. Zeby
o1zySkac r6wnowage, powinna
nawa pahstwowa przechylic sic
teraz cokolwiek ma lewo, to jest,
powinno bye przywr6cone CEN
tum W postaci konstytucyonall-
sow iak najszczerszych. Poza
ka1etami niema dis innych Cd
1O&iednich konstytucyonalistow'
Ea1eci maja przynajmniej hi
s,oryr. cho6 kr6tkq, i tradycye'
rh05 niezbyt szczesliwa.
Ne .. Fiodorow ME chce uwa-
zat kaiet6w "a zdatnych do wy
two-zenia centrum. PolemizuJe
usilnie bylym prezesem Dumy
prot Grodesku1em, ktory widzi
" kadetach prawdziwe centrum.
r Fioiorow utrzymuje. ze kade-
cl ME moga stanowic centrum
d-atego, ze weszli lobecnie w u
move ze stronnictwami lewicy,
Eto7e chcq konstytucye zburzyc.
Nozumowanie to ME jest zbyt
szerok,em. Kadeci ME sa stron-
n'ctwem przewrotu, jezeli jednak
zawieTaia teraz biloxi wyborcze
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ma tyle, Ze zwykle Po nieJ ma
stepuje zapalenie piuc, ktore os-
labiony grypa organizm dobija.
Ma sama influence umario W mi
nionym tygodniu IS osob, ma "a
palenie pluc I56, jest to przeszio
2 razy tyle co w roku minionym
o tel samej porze roku. Co do IN
nych chorob epidenlicznych, mia
nowicie szkarlatyny i dyfteryi,
raporta Dep. Zdrowia wykazuja
stale mniejszanie sic.
Przyjemne spotkanie.
Kiedy H. Gee Kenilworth,
zamieszkaiy ma rogu ulic Cumnor
i Woodstock wrocil wczoraj VIE
czorem do domu z kosciola ro-
dzina swa, spotkai sic we
drzwiach swego mieszkania .
bandyta, ktory waasnie po zfozo-
nej pahstwu Gee wizycie pod
czas ich nieobecnosci, wychodzii
juz ze "skromnym tiumocz-
kiem", zabranych dla upamietnie-
mia swych odwiedzin przedmio-
tow. Pan Gee cofnai sic w pierw-
szej chwili do sieni, czego rabus
skorzystai ze zdob. szczesliwie
umknai przez okno a gdy zrobio-
no przeglad W mieszkaniu, wnet
dostrzezono brak serwisu srebr-
nego, wartosci $50. Zawiadomio-
no policye, ktora zaczela poszu-
kiwania. =. bezskutecZne.
Ziapany "rozprowacz."
Wczoraj W nocy wydarzyla sic
ma moscie ulicy N. Halsted wiel-
ka awantura, kt6ra omal ME za-
kohczyia sic zabojstwem dziew-
czyny wioskiej Tessie Tamburi-
ma, lat I6, zam. pm. u Vedder st.,
ktora w towarzystwie starszej
siostry, Nary i jej narzeczonego
Filipa Blaisi, wacala re zabawy
do domu. Nagle ma wspomnia-
nym moscie napadi ma dziewczy-
ne, widocznie zaczajony tamze
James Bergilla, chwycii ia wpd,
pociagnal O pare krokow doby-
wszy noza, usiiowai zadae MIN
pchniecie dziewczynie. Dziewcze
bronilo sic rozpaczliwie, a ma
krzyk jej i biegnacego ma pomoc
Blaisiego, zjawif sic tez i mosto-
wy, a Z poza naroznika ukazal sic
policyant: opryszek, widzac
spieszacych don mezczyzn, wy
puscii swa ofiare i zaczai ucie-
kac, rozpoczeia sic gonitwa ma
przestrzeni kilku blokow; drab
zmykaI zwawo bylby moze UNI
knal, gdyby sic przy Division ul.
ME byl natknal ma innego policy
I anita, ktoremu po prostu wpadf
WI ramona. Odprowadzono go ma
stacye: policya przypuszcza, ze
zlapala w MIN niebezpiecznego
zbrodniarza, ktory ma juz pare
morderczych zamachow ma dziew
czeta ma SVEN sumieniu.
Nova katastrofa przy budowis
gmachu powiatowego,
Onegdaj W nocy zawalila SIG
Geese niewykohczonych robot
murarskich ma 1Item pietrze no.
wo budowanego gmachu powis-
towego wywoluJac Wielka W oko
licy panike. Hulk walacych sic
giazow i cegiei s}ychac byao W
promieniu kilku blokow, co wy
wolado wielkie przerazenie wsrod
publicznosci zgromadzonej W kill
lcu tuz pobliskich teatrach; ma u
leach popioszyly sic konie, Pc
sazerowie wyskakiwali z tram
waiow w obawie, re wall sic
frontowa fasada wznoszonego bu'
dynku. Kamienie cegiy posypa-
iy sic ma ulice, ale Mkt przecho-
dniow ranionym ME zostai. Zato
wsrod robotnikow zajetych przy
budowie dniem noca, jeden 20
stas zabity, a kilku odniosio lex
kie obrazenia cudem prawie ma
zwac MONA, re wszyscy zatrud-