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Evening journal., 1907-02-11
INVESTIGATE
THE REPORT
CONTINUED From First Page,

Of bringing It directly TO their atten-
iion. This ! believe, has been done
The underwriters engineers told me
when they came here last fall that they
had nothing 10 do with fixing insurance
rates. They came 70 Wilmington foI
the purpose of pointing out the condi-
tion Of our FIRE fighting appliances and
our building laws so Tar as they had
anything 70 do with the causing OF
preventing fires. ! think that the de-
.partments should discover az as early
"a date as possible II there Is any foun-
dation for the criticism Of the under
writer's engineers. and II so correct
them az once. II the criticism Of the
engineers is not sustained by the var
'ioas departments anectedt T. az mayor
of tho city Of Wilmington, shall feel ii
.inuCmbont upon myself TO ask for Soma
Assistance % make an Impartial ihves-
.tigauon Of the matter under discussion
.It is very clear 20 me that the city is
I'm need OF an ordinance regulating the
hanging of uncovered electric wires
carrying high tension current, and also
that our building ordinances need re-
visinc." r-.s,
That some action viii he taken by
CITY Council at its meeting on Thurs.
da ynight lis understood. and 70 is quite
likely that. there viii be "a large dele.
CATION of .hremen and also interested
citizens present.
Report is Incorrect.
Chief Ward is anxious that an in-
vestigadon be made OF the Fire De-
partment. To a reporter OF The Even
ing Journal he said:
Every active fireman I'm Whining
ton and those citizens who are in
terested IN our volunteer system, car
see az glance that the report Of the
underwriters IS incorrect. and thai
Furthermore, the underwriters associa.
tion is entirely incompetent to judge
the efficiency OF our fire department
It Is true that there Is a combine and
lanti-combine faction in the city among
the fremen. but this does not interfer.
when active work Is required. In sucl
cases an companies work together viii
a will, and II they would refuse TO IL
so their arrest would be ordered b,
me for neglect OF duty. which I surely
would DO II such a case should appear
but as yet I have not found one sngl'
case where such a neglect Of duty wal
APPARENT I'm my opinion" said Chic
ward, vthls Is a deep laid scheme OF
the part OF the insurance companies Il
raise the rate OF insurance and put th'
Icity to the great expense OF maintain
Hing a paid department.
II can frankly state that every com
| lpsny IN this city affiliated with III
combine or the anti-combine Is doinl
its duty AZ fires; that the equlpmen
OF every company and its efficiency q
up to the standard Of any paid depart
ment IN this country"
May Tax Underwriters.
As aresult Of the agitation causel
| by the underwriters report, man.
think the fire insurance companies do
ing business here should be taxed 70
the privilege and the money so pai
devoted to the maintenance Of the Fir
Department. The rates for insuranc
should also be fixed many contend, an
the Legislature will most likely b
called on to pass on the matter.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Sunday School Organized Into Mission,
ary Society With Postmaster Con-
rad as President.

Washington Heights Sunday school
was organized at its session yesterday
into a missionary society II. c. Con-
rad was elected president. s. II. Bayn-
ard vice-president; S. tt. Baynard. Jr..
secretary, and ]. Chandler Pyle. treas
urer.
The musical program last evening by
Prof. William +. Marks choir. assisted
by Mrs. II. S. Baynard. Jr., Miss Clay.
ton and Miss Hinnaman was greatly
enjoyed. Or. Murray's sermon on
"christ the Deity" was listened to by
a fine audience. His subject an the
series ON Christ for next SUNDAY even
ing viii be Christ inthe Home"
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
STRUCK BY CAR Ills.
NECK WAS BROKEN
Charles Davidson. WeH.knOwn
Farmer, Meets With Un-
timely End
THROWN FROM HIS SLEIGH
special % Tho Evening Jouknal,


NHw CASTLE. Feb ii-ons OF the
most mysterious and pathetic ac-
cidents that has occurred in this city
resulted in the death Of Charles David
son. aged As years, the well-known
GARNER who. RESIDES below the inshore
,lehthouse. shortly after i2 o'clock SAT-
uriay evening .tft rs,f
Nr Davidson had been 90 this city
during the day. as n has always been
ii custom 20 spend Saturdays in New
castle. and officer Maghew Topin saw
li nleave FOR home at 1907 o'clock az
NIGHT in his sleigh
Year Dobbinsville the sleigh was
struck by car No. 26 Of the local troll
ley line. with Edward Weggenman
motorman and Charles Countiss con-
ductor, but at the time neither he
motorman or a passenger who was
etanding on the front platform saw
anyone IN the sleigh.
When arriving at the Dohbinsville
switch they notified the crew OF the
northbound car. who found Davidson's
body between the wooden mill and
Seventh and Clark streets.
The car was hurried TO Second and
Delaware streets and Or. william
Wertenhaker summoned. but upon eN-
animation found that the man was
dead
The body was then removed TO
Undertaken Clewelrs parlors, whore q
was found that there was a deep cut
on the back Of his head his neck vas
broken and his face and body terribly
bruised.
Mayor Boyd and Captain Chaunccy
=. Holcomb notified Edward Davidson
Of his brothers death and Deputy
Coroner Nichols was notified. and an
inquest was held az Clewells under
taking pariors about 1890 this morning,
Mr.. Davidson wa soentfo mmh
Nr Davidson was one Of the best
known and most popular farmers In
this hundred and his death is a blow
10 his many friends. He is survived
by three brothers and three sisters.
Lost q Good Friend.
The small black dog owned by Magis.
trate William Terry was run over hS
trolley car al Fourth and Delaware
streets. Saturday. and was injured 81
badly that Il was necessary for Officer
Harrington TO shoot Il.
Excelsiors Won Game.
Tho Excelslors defeated the Down.
town Juniors IN n good game OF poo
Saturday evening by the score Of l0l
10 a. The players were: Excelsiors-
Dave Miller. George Maxwell; Down
town Juniors-George Harrington
Charles Wipf
News Of the Town. s
The Trustees Of the Commons viii
hold a special meeting Tomorrow
evening to decide about renting tho
Penn farm to Orlando q. sutton o
State Road.
Charles Beck Is suffering with
severely bruised shoulder, which hl
sustained last Friday by failing from
the steps an front OF the Armory.
IN the ME. Church last evening IN,
Rev. George r. Anderson delivered tn
third sermon In his series on Heroes
OF the Bible"
Walter Wipf has given the Beebe'
shinbuilding Company a contract Il
build him a launch 2S feet long 5 Zee
beam and 80 inches drift.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
chIne.s Have PIentx d rIm..


Time, either his own or that of 9th
ers, has absolutely no value to a China
man. The people do not observe a
weekly day Of rest. Nothing urges
them to set apart a certain portion of
work to be accomplished between Sun
days, each day and hour having its
share. Children attend school from
daylight until dark, with no recreation
and no recess except that needed for
refreshment, and this every day in the
year but one-New Years day. Thus,
at an early age they gain the impress.
sion that time is limitless.
The divisions Of time are indicated
with sufficient exactness in China by
the terms morning" and evening" !"
II one promises anything for the morn
ng he will be prompt II he keeps his
word any time before noon. They are
amused at the foreigner who values his
minutes and becomes impatient when
ne Is made to lose even a few Of them.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
A Dangerous Work.

Few kinds Of work have been con
sidered more dangerous than cutting
steel. The force required is very great
aud the particles set loose by the saw
most harmful TO the lungs Of the
workmen. But recently a new process
has been discovered which makes the
work both easy and safe. A fame OF
oxygen gas driven in a thin jet cuts
through the iron and steel with Won
derful facility. thus removing from
the path Of the workman in his indus
try a terrible menace to health and
LIE.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
DEADLY GAS STOVE
.SNUFFS OUT LIVES
Ccontinued from First Page)
Baby Between It's Parents.

Baby Between Its Parents.
Almost fully dressed. although COW
cred with the bedclothes, lay the bodies
OF Ryan and his wife. while between
them on a pillow laytheform OF their
infant daughter itslittle lips pursed
as n death had stilled its feeble cry
for help.
Throwing open the window the o..
ficer made an investigation. finding
that volumes Of gas were stin escap.
ing from the pipe leading from the
gas fixture to the stove. around the
joint OF which a paper bag had been
wrapped. On the foot Of the bed was
the unusued half of cigar. while on
the window was pint ask emptied OF
it's contents.
Ofhcer Beck immediately notified his
superiors Of his gruesome find. and the
coroner's office being communicated
with Deputy Nichols at once hastened
to the house OF death and after view.
ing the bodies ordered their removal
20 the morgue, where an inquest viii
be held.
Had Been Here Only Short Time.
But little OF the Ryan family's
lantecedents are known 70 their former
ineighbors. as they had resided az ths
Connell street address but few
months. Ryan was known TO be ar
Industrious. man. and before holding
his present position was employed "a,
a driver BY the Consumers Ice Com
lpany. He was also amember Of N,
Reliance Fire Company His parent.
are said 10 live in salem. \. J. HI.
wife was somewhat younger than he
was. p daughter of Sylvester Murray
a web known citizen OF Ashland. this
/ state.
The police and other officials con-
slider it almost miracle that thJ
f. volume of gas with which the house
was filled did not explode. as .wher
entrance was forced the gas stove was
still burning. II am explosion ha.
n taken place, the house and those i'm.
mediately adjoining would probably
have been destroyed
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
In Doubt.

On a famous rife range there was
an important team match one day,
and the men were firing In pairs, one
for each team, side by side. The best
shot on the home team WIS given to
aiming so long that bets were made on
whether OF not he had gone to sleep at
the firing point. Presently he with
drew his head from the stock OF bis
rife, lowered the barrel and asked his
opponent in low voice:
did I IRE or did youT'-Forsst and
Stream
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
card Of Thanks.

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Saville' OF Ne
oo9 West twenty third street. wishei
: othank their relatives and many
frierds for the beautiful flowers sen
to the funeral Of Elizabeth b. SaFhie
which was held from her late hofne
no. 209 West Twenty-third street o1
sunday afternoon. February 10th. ser.
vices were held at st. John'ss + y
church and interment Riverview cenl'
cemetery.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
DINED AT COUNTRY CLUB
Annual Dinner Given BY Members Of
the New Castle County Bar
Association

Members of the New Castle County
bar Association gave their annual din-
ner az the Country Club on Saturday
cvcring. and u was attended by a
lafsor number of lawyers ana judiciary
Benjamin Nieids presided and ad-
ar es were made By Judges Gray and
Sfplance and Attorneys Anthony Hig-
fins 1. Irving Handy and Henry
Itlsseley.. OF Dover Those present
We're:
Among those present were: Benjamin
Nields, Chief Justice Charles y. Lore
Judge James PenneWin, Judge william
1f Boyce. Judge William G. Spruance,
Judge George Gray, Governor Preston
1aa Anthony Higgins. William S. Hl-
les. Spottswood Garland. willard Sauls-
bury. John Biges, John @. Gray, l..
irving Handy. J. Frank BAH, William
T.. Kurtz. william T.. Lyman, Francis
N. Walker, George A. Elliott, Henry
G. Conrad, William IA. Hcald Robert
II Richards. william r. snalleys How
Ell S. England. Samuel s. Adams, Jr.,
Charles r.. Curly. John r. Maloy
Henry Ridgely. Joseph l.. Cahall. Wat
son W. Harrington. Charles nj. Curtis
Andrew r. Sanbofn. David ]. Rein
hardt, sylvester d. Townsend. Jr., Dan
del O. Hastings. John +. Neary, Johr
w Brady. George n. Davis, Georg'
Lodge. j. Harvey Whiteman, judge
David 7. Marvel. Victor 3. Woolley
Charles W. Smith. J. Ernest Smith
Herbert "A. Ward. Andrew C. Gray
Thomas r. Bayard. Robert S. Pening
ton. Armon d. chaytor. j. Pearce Cam
walter II. Hayes, Willard Hall Porter
william S. Prickett. Frank /. Speak
man. Arthur w. Spruance. Reubel
Satterthwaite Jr.. Edmund s. Hell
ainrs. Josiah o. Wolcott. Horace G
"a stburn, Leonard T.. Wales and Lii
f,urne Chandler.
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
Guard Inspection Postpon.d.

Inspection Of the Delaware National
Guard which was to have begun tonight.
has been postponed for one week by
orders Of the War Department, owing to
the illness Of the inspecting officer. Lieu
tenant Colonel H G. Cavanaugh. u. S. A..
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
More Work for Pusey's Men.

Because OF the great amount OF work
bn hand In the Pusey and Jones Conn
bany's shops. an order has been S.
kued directing the employees 10 work
bntil $50 o'clock
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
CHANDLER q qaafstIhsE E%5aImsE

No. PA w. Ninth Street.
carefr- attention day or night,
Bodies In Boarding Houses. Hotela
and Hospitals removed and cared for
until claimed. Carriages furnished,
Appointments frst-cSasz. Both Phones
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.


FOR sALE-House 9sS Lombard street.
Seven rooms and bath. All modern inn
provements Apply c. F. MORFORD' 9sS
Lombard street. fll-3t
LOsT-On Saturday evening, in a store
on either Market or King streets. a pay
envelope containing two so notes Re
ward il returned to Levys Kumfort Shoe
Store, 223 Market street. f11-2t
LOST-Book containing sum OF money
IN going from 22nd and Market to King
street wharf. Finder will be rewarded
il returned to 233 West Fourth street.
ff1-2t
LOsT-B. L. F. watch charm. marked
B. of L. s.. in going from Fourth and
Market to Wilmington Candy Co., then to
4i5 East Fifth street. Saturday night. In
tials on back c. T. A. Reward if deliv-
cred to as East Fifth street fl1-2t
LosT-A collie bitch. white and sable.
Five months old Register No. 12OS Re
ward if returned to $50 West street
f11-2t
PUBLIC sALE-The subscriber will sell
at public sale, on the premises. in Stan
ton, Dell Wednesday. February 1S. 1907. at
o'clock sharp, the personal property Of
John Brown, deceased, as follows:
Wagons, carts, harness, blankets, blocks,
ropes. chains. tools of all kinds, 1000 feet
white oak plank, frame stable and sheds,
household goods. Is pairs Plymouth Rock
chickens ana other articles too numerous
to mention. Terms cash.
KATE F. BROWN.
Stanton & AfcCardel Auctioneers
f11-2t
Evening journal., 1907-02-11

FOR sAI.E-House gsS Lombard street.
Seven rooms and bath All modern Inn
provements. Apply c. f. MORFORD 9Sa
Lombard street. fll-3t
Evening journal., 1907-02-11
Saw White Carry Weapon.

Did you ever see a pistol m Mr
Thaw's possession"
"Yec.-
when did you first see it2"
Il don't remember exactly but II
was in New York some time after
Christmas eve. 1903"
did he carry his pistol any time cx-
eept when he was in New York"
"No."
did You eyer say anything TO Mr.
Thaw about a visit you had made tc
Miss May Mackenzie at a hospital wher
she was an and at which Mr.. White
was prcsent72" asked Deimas.
YES" answered Mrs. Thaw.
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Its n Bald Fact
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-10-25
Killed bq q Train.

John Philips. haif-witteC
character. who. for the past few
years divided his time between
the County Poor Asylum and
loafrs about Jasper. was run
over and killed by the train in
tie local yards Monday evening
about $50 O'Clock.
1t is not known exactly what
time he was killed nor exactly
how it happened, his body was al
cut to pieces 1t happened "a
be found shortly before Z o'clock
train leaving time. A coroner s
inquest was held and the body
was taken to an undertaking es-
Enlistment and prepared for
burial
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-10-25
FDOT BALL.
TwGntq-lhPee 10 NOTHING.

In favor of Huntingburg was
the result of the football game
at the local park Saturday Be-
tween the Huntingburg High
school and Jasper College teams.
The Huntingburg team being
considerable heavier. and also
having had more practice this
season than the College team.
made the game one-sided but
nevertheless the College bows
made enough good plays and
came near scoring enough times
10 make it interesting and with
a little more practice they vii
be able to make * very interest
ing for the Huntingburg eleven.
Two twenty minute halves Were
played. the Huntingburg team
scoring two touch-dowls ard
kicking goal twice in the first
half. and getting two touch
downs and Kicking goal once I'M
in the second half
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TORTURE IN RUSSIA.

The Ane'o-Russian ~ London in
sn article on The fortunes inflicted
rn unr.tel persons IA Russia
SAYS ~lrom independent Russian.
German. French ana English
folrtes conlc'hoart s.ckon.n- az
counts ~ systematic torture, nrac-
ticet In Russian prisons upon 'po-
litclls' with TIE object ot com
polling them % betray their friends
and supporters fog long time
such fortunes have been reported
from various prisons an over the
empire. bat the worst atrocities
seem 70 be habitually perpctratcd
N the prisons Of Poland ana the
Baltic provinces. IN Ri-a. for in-
stance. q special chamhcr has been
fitted up with an The instruments
Of torture known - the inlu.sitior
Of ola Rubber sticks. long pins.
rnehcrs. @ rack, etc. are used ia the
process oi making The victim .con-
tc-s. and an this not only br Ter
% The higher local authori
ties. ha. frequently even to their
presence ani under their persona.
guidance >aeh things as knoekin.
'nt ile tooth. tearing our The hair
'nd pieces III flesh are ia orlinarr
Usage"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-10-25

One ~ two ha.rlrcsscrs b. way
of advertising himself cuts his hair
in the most fauitless manner. ac-
cording 70 the latest fashion plate.
The other. on Tie contrary, cuts his
m the most clumsy way imaginable.
The first customer who entered his
shop did not fail 10 take him ~ tl.l,
about i. How in the world. leins-
Yourself 2 barber. % you have YOUR
hair 81 badly cut II
Why, sir. the reason i simple
enough. ] cannot possibly cut nv
hair myself, Int am obiieel 10 have
recourse to my coilcar over the
way. and hc Is such a dufrcr"
And | suppose YOU cut his in
.urn."
"Of course And YOU can Judge
.or Yourself whether De ourhtn't 10
x satisfied Rome Journal
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-10-25

The Independent OF men have ao
7ealei 70 the state railroad commits.
sion Tor relief against the Stan lara
OF comTany's operations IN this state
The attorney general OF Indiana has
iai his attention called frequently 10
the OIL octopus bur refuses 10 take
any steps against il. Whether tbs
railroad commission. on which Gov.
srnor Hanly brags VIII DO ANYTHING
remains 10 be seen.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-10-25

rs that magazine editor crazv:"
"No just a little excited be-
cause lis funny writers have resign
ed in a BODY"
"Oh. ] scr. Not crazy, but lost
his wits. Baltimore American.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-10-25

With such tremendous statesmen a.
ne Hon. James Ell Watson ami ~
Ron Charles Bcery Lands irving ~
Eet e litie nctorie;y ~ attacking him
Mr- Bryan doubtless finds that politir,
Is nor devoid OF humor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-10-25

Kingsley gave me away yester-
dav."
I'm sure he had opportunities
nough. What did he saw"
lie said was a friend OF yours.'
Plain Dealer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-10-25

she What Is meant hy bottom dol
lary'
lie Well. IN the case Of a married
man It's the same as bis top dollar
Brooklyn Eagle.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-01-23

p0 pr0tegtn prot pfist6hoyalccke.
mH zhIg0Dn,pfedloze1th6 kongrcsne
Nayrhuje ~, Gby zayrbnnta byla
ipfpdloba, zejmsna pokud ge zkou-
N.Y. WdeIanosti d zyyaeni dane
blayy t9fe. v pamttpim tomto
sDisnj jeDz podepshD jest dyaeeb
ygbory alliance Y dyaeetidyou gth.
tech, zddd ~ mezi jiDym, aby zyo.
lena byla WldBt1l komise X yy5c.
tfeni yygttboy0leckt othzky
Frank y. Sargent, pfisttho.
yaleekS komisaf, praW w sye W.
rofni zprhyc, NJ wr6d pfisteho.
yalecty0 \ Jizni Eyropy dunno
pficlsti yelikfmu mnozstW paro.
DIayebDicb sp0Ieen6sti n praci n.
geBt6, kteH pfeehazeji y lraje do
.kraje, oby I'D do Amcriky pfil1.
kali Sargent payrbnje, aby Wy.
d6u0 bylo pfisnt naHzcni, ktcrym
by Ne p0r0playebnim spolceno.
stem zakhzal0 zamfstphyati podob.
NJ aReDty, We zprAyf IL konsta.
tuje zdroye6, ~ pfistfhoyalci
0hlem Gsickfm | kuturnim stall
dalelfo Dize, nez v letech pfedchh.
|zejieieb,
" "Newsy0rgkf Listy" Oznamu.
j P0dafil0 No. nam 2yfdtti zpr1.
w, kterh d0sud neprosla noyinhf.
skymi zdejsimi sloupeL Iieditel
Metropolitan Opera House Con.
ried 1skal pro pfiBti zimu yytee.
Dth0 basistu, kdysi II petrohrod.
she opery, jcdboho \ nejdhyfrntj.
sich pfAteI Gorktbo saljapina, Je
10 jedeD \ nejyftsich basist6 dneB.
nich dnh n bnde tedy miti new
yorskh opera, ktorh jiz dnes my
yyDikajicibo b0sistu lfrancouze
Plapaona, pfistf ztpu diva y nej.
yftbieh muzd toho oboru. Saljapin
bude apiyati We franeouzskych y
italskyeh operheh,
w case yysetfoyani koronera
smrti neodyisltho katolickeho bi.
slsupa Kozloysktho, ktcry, jak zna.
mo, Gemfcl IN ycImi podezfelych
okoIDosti, onemoentl toutez cho.
robon jako Kozloyski ! rev Low.
0acki, ktery pfijel do Chicago y
ljuffala We yysetfovAnf Ne po.
krafnje,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-01-23
zpRAvy osoBNf.

- We Gtvrtek minuleho tydne
byIo nam milym potesenim chyi.
lenku poh0yoflti Vi \ y. A. w. o.
toupalem, uy6dom6lym krajanem
od Bruno, Neb. pfiyezl do So.
omazsk6ho trhu kdru hoyeziho
dobytka q ecnou, jiz obdrzel,
|byl 1plnc spokojen, Prhvodcem
po mestc nabem byl mn y. Hosko.
yec.
Pan Tomas Duda, zamozny
rolnik do Edholm, Neb., bratr
.p' Ant Dudy V Omazc, navstivil
mas We ctyrtek min, tfdne. PFi-
yozl sem karu prasat a i cenou II.
traenou byI 1pIne spokojen. Spo.
lccnd MIN zayital do redalkco
nasl y, V, liezac cd Linwood,
Ncbq kterS pfiyeal do So, o,.omal.
skeho trhu kdru hoydziho dobyt.
ka . rovnel dobfe poohodil,
Mile potesilo mas We 6tyrtek
tSdne setkdni davnym
prllelem nasim panem Jos, Mia.
ckem y liristow, Nch Pan Mila.
eek pfiyesl do So,omalskeho tr.
hn k0fn hoy6ziho dohytka a sde,
W mann, ~ IA diva mesiee al,
VITA sem anoyn noyym nAkla.
dem, Fan Milaeek dlouha leta
htdlol Y Olnase Pied sesti rok,
vyplehoval No ma T6pad kdci va.
noyal 50 tarmafeui Y n6kolika
nalo leleeh doeitl mampnit6ho
aspdehn,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1907-01-23

Y Pittsburgh Pa sesll No u,
hlokopoyt Il ytroenImn shromaa,
dent ktert nphylo tax allnd ma
yAilHeno lako ltla pfedeala, pdnt
yadi $4,000 uhlokop0 i ttto orsa,
niaaee YyAlunpilo