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The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
BY DEADLY FUMES
EXPLOSION OF AMMONIA KILLS
 PACKING HOUSE EMPUOYES.
FIFTEEN MEN WERE DRAGGED GUT
First Body Was Not Taken from the Building Until Six Hours After
 the Accident.

Chicago, lll-Five workmen were killed an da dozen others seriously in- jured when an ammonia pipe exploded in the beef killing department of Ar mour X Co.'S plant at the stockyards.
 The building was full of workmen at the lime and the deadly ammonia fumes, escaping from high pressure. penetrated through every department in the building in such a short time that twenty of the men were over come before they could make their es- cape to the fresh air. All but five of these men were dragged from the place by their companions In such a serious condition that 1t was necessary to take them to nearby hospital.
 An intellectual effort to search for dead in the interior of the building was made by employees wearing safety masks. but they were driven back by the fumes and it was not until six hours after the explosion that the first body, that of an unidentified man. burned beyond recognition, was taken from the fourth floor few minutes later four other bodies were found. all of them having been burned in hor- rible manner.
 A search of the plant is still being made for more bodies, as all the men have not as yet been definitely ae counted for.
 All of the dead and injured were for eigners.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
To Sell Dowie Estate,

Chicago, May.-Alleging that, be- cause of the present state of disor- ganization. the estate of John Alexan- der Dowie, now in the hands of John C Hately, as receiver. is greatly de terlorating in value. a petition has been prepared asking a decree grant ing authority to the receiver to sell the property at once. The petition will be presented to Judge Landis in the United States Circuit Court Friday. This. it is said. is plan for reor- ganizing the Zion City property, and may well result in the complete over throw of Wilbur Glenn Voliva. who as sumed power. following the death of Dowie
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31

How the leak occurred Is unknown. + has become known that the reason the defense sought to force the state to file bill of particulars was on ac- count of the Orchard affair. McPar- land and Goodipg a year ago made public synopsis of Orchards alleged confession. This appears to have de- ceiVed the friends of the accused and started them onE the wrong track.
 Decline to Discuss 1t.
 Borah and Hawley declined to dis cuss the matter When the latter was asked if the defense had Orchards story, he said be did not think so. However, lawyer for the defense. declared that he not only had com plete confession. but had conclusive proof. ready to present. that many of Orchards stateRents were manufac- tured from whole cloth
 When court reconvened Saturday morning the defense had four ard the prosecution three peremptory chal- lenges remain nng. With only 26 venire- men left. it is believed a third extra panel must be summoned. Darrow says: Ut will | impossible to com plete the jury froL, the present venire It seems strange that where Boise residents are drafted they are all bankers or prominent business men. Every bank in the city has been rep resented on the panel by president or director. yet here we have 1000 trade unionists in Boise. only one of whom has been called. He was disqualified, as he was known to have prejudice against caiptal punishment. There are ten socialists to every prohibition ist in the county. yet we have two prohibtionists In the box. have exam ined and excused five. and not one so- cialists has yet been reached. can not explain it."
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
INCREASE NUMBER OF CARS.
San Francisco Street Railway Busi.
 ness Is Slow.

San Francisco. Cal.-More street cars were run Wednesday on the tracks of the United Railroads than on any day since the carmen's strike began Three additional lines, those running on Polk and Larkin. Folsom street and Bryant street were opened. No serious trouble has been reported
 Some damage was done late Tues day night to the electric switchboard } in the carhouse at Turk and Fillmore streets, the current being short cir cuited by the throwing of q live wire or chain over the live wires nearby. but repairs were effected before the first car was started next morning.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Fear God, Tell the Make Money"
CONFEDERATE REUNION
Over 3o,oco Veterans of the confso.n aey Assemble at Their Former
 Capital.

Richmond. Va. May.-About 30n0r visitors are in Richmond. and the ar. rival of frequent special trains sweHs the number of gray-coatad veterans coming 'on to Richmond The mum. Der Of visitors at the Confederate re- union promises to be the largest that ever attended a similar gathering since the arrival Wednesday night of General stephen D. Lee. commander. lh=chlef of the United Confederate Vet. eFans, each train has brought the sur. Vivlng officers and men of the Confed. eracy, and the estimate is that 1 0o0 people are arriving hourly. Col. Clin- ton Fielder of Montgomery. Ala. and ten. (. Irvine Walker. who is di. vision commander of the army of Northern Virginia are among the lat est arrivals. One of the most inter estlng features of the reunion is the assignment of the old soldiers to their quarters in Camp John B. Gordon, Ill the western part of the city. The camp streets are named after the ia nous Confederate generals.
 The opening event of the reunion was reception at Lee Camp hall. under the auspices of the Richmond Chapter, Daughters of the Confeder. aey, at which a number of noted Southern women were guests of hon. or among them Mrs Margare; How ell Hayes, daughter of President lief. ferson Davis; Miss Mary Custis Lee. daughter of Gen. Robert E Lee: Mrs.
 StoneWall Jackson, Mrs. J. E. Stuart, Miss Daisy Hampton daughter of Gen Wade Hampton Mrs. W. H. F. tRooney) Lee and others The func. tion was a brilliant one. The attend ance was very large and included a number of the most distinguished men and women in the South.
 Visitors have been pouring into the city for several days by the thous- ands. veterans, sons of veterans. spon- sors and others connected with the Confederate organizations, arriving from Louisiana. Texas. Missouri. Ok lahoma, Mississippi. Kentucky, Ten AAN.2s7'' anu OtlIti States Tar ana near, The arrivals from North Carolina has been particularly large The city is profusely decorated with bunting, a notable feature being the fact that al most everywhere the Stars and Stripes have been placed side by side with the Confederate colors. Open house is be- ing kept throughout the city for the gray clad visitors and their friends. and in addition a regular camp which has been named Camp John w Cor don,' in honor of the chief marshal of the Stuart parade has been establish ed just west of the city, and here some a,000 of the visiting veterans will be entertained free of all charge. and en- joy the pleasure of tenting aagin on the old camp grounds.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Rubber Company Chance.

Providence, k. L-ln an inter view. Col Samuel Pomeroy Colt. president of the United States Rubber Company, announced that he has com pleted arrangements whereby the en- tire crude rubber output of the Conti- mental Rubber company will be con trolled by the United States Rubber company The latter will utilize some of the Continental product in its fac tories and dictate how and where dis position shall be made of the remain der
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
1aoanese Quiet on haoue Subject.

Tokio, apan-Absolute secrecy is maintained by the Japanese govern nent regarding the subjects it will present to the coming Hague peace conference for discussion and it is impossible to make preliminary fore asst of the government position. IL generally felt that the conference yill not have much practical result. The Japanese press is not enthusiastic )n the subject.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Accepted Sf5.oOo.

Fl Paso, Tex, May.-Flora Wolf. commonly called Lady Flo" the ne gress who set up a claim against the estate of the late Lord Delaval Beres, ford, as his eommon-law wife, has ac- cepted the $10000 devised to her by the will of Lord Beresford, and an ad- ditional 5000, waiving all claims to the estate and certifying that sne was never, either in law or in fact, the rife of Lord Beresford
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Quarantine Causes Hardships-

Havana. Cuba-The sudden dee aration of a quarantine by all the southern states against Havana. news )f which reached here, has caused much consternation and hss resulted hardship to hundreds of persons. The steamer Mobile, with a hundred passengers on board. was stopped while in the act of leaving this port or Mobile and all her passengers were sent back on shore.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Presidents Widow Dies Peacefully.

Canton, Ohio-Mrs Ida Saxton Mckinley, widow of President Wm Mckinley, died at l:05 o'clock Sunday afternoon. She was and had been for the most part of three days prior to her demise unconscious. and the end was peaceful. From the time of the apoplectic stroke on Tuesday night, accompanied by an attack of paralysis in her left arm, the attending physi- clans had entertained no hope of sav- ing her life. and Dr. Portmann pro- nounced her vitality amazing
 Announcement of Mrs Mekinley's 8 death was made by Secretary of the Treasury Cortelyou, who had accom- panied Surgeon General Rixey of the navy from Washington to the bedside of the stricken widow of the martyred president. At the time this announce ment was made Wm. Mckinley Post and George D. Harter Post. G. A R., were forming in line, and to the strains of The March Religioso," went to the First Methodist church to hear the annual memorial address by Dr. Bux- ton, Mrs. Mckinley's pastor
 The funeral services will be held al the Mckinley home on Wednesday af- ternoon at o'clock, and will be of a simple character.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Gen. Tracy Will Serxe

Now York, N. Y-General Benjamin r. Tracy announced his intention of serving as a member of the board of directors of the Mutual Life Insurance Co. The general was among those re- gently elected on the administration ticket of that company although he was nominated without his knowledge or cons nt. and was a member of the international policy holders commit tee. He participated in a meeting of the finance committee of the Mutual Life
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
sookmakers Up fer Test Case.

Toronto, Canada.-Summonses were ssued for all the bookmakers, some fifty in number who have been op- erating at the Woodbine track dur ng the present meeting of the On ario Jockey club The object of the prosecution is to send a test ease to he supreme court to settle for all ime what kind of betting. if any, ,an be carried on under the law.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Mayor Creates Sensation.

Kansas City, Mo.-Mayor Henry NJ. Reardsley, chairman of the board of police commissioners, created a sensa- tion at the boards meeting. when he publicly announced that the records of two men, whose names were before the board as candidates for appoint ment to better positions on the po- lice force. rendered them unfit for promotion.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Reformed PresbltsrIan confersnoe

Pittsburg, Pa.-An evangellstic conference was held by the delegates attending the general synod Of the Re formed Presbyterian church. which convened here, During the day sev- 7ral reports of a routine nature were acted upon and the Rev Thomas Me Fall of Nova Scotia was elected mod. srator. The synod will adjuorn May s.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Situation at the Canal.

Washington, D. C.-In answer to an inquiry from Secretary Taft as to steam shovel men on the canal. Col. Goethals cabled that thirty eight crews are at work, 34 of them in culebra cut. The full complement of steam shovels is forty-six. It is pos sible that some of the shovels were laid off on account of the rain sea. son.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
he Jury Disaqrees.

Fargo. N. Differ being out more than 94 hours. the jury which has been trying Mrs Laura Cramer. charged with ordering her son a mere boy. to shoot and kill her hus- band. Fred Cramer. at Page, N D.. Feb II last, disagreed. Two other iuries have disagreed while consider ing the case.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Was Shot in Honduran War.

Mobile, Ala-General Lee Christ mas arrived here from Honduras on the steamer Espania. He is going to New Orleans for treatment, having been badly wounded in the leg dur ing the recent war Asked if his go- ing to New Orleans signified a meeting with Bonilla and plans to reopen hos tllities, Gen. Christmas said that he did not know Bonilla was in America.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
To Arrest scruohan and stirrun

New York, N Magistrate House on the application of Assistant Dis trict Attorney Smyth. will issue war rants for the arrest on charges Of for gerry of George R. Scrugham, manager of the international policy holders committee. and of Serugham's asso. ciate, Charles Stirrup.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Outside Talent Expected.

President Gansz is in correspond ence with number of other expe. rieneed editors. and hopes before the month closes to have completed one Of the best editorial programs that has been presented to the association in many years. .s an illustration of what an association will do for an edl. tor, Charles Howard, the young pro- prietor of the Kirksville Daily Express. said recently that one suggestion he heard at press meeting, was put into execution. with the result of add ing over $500 year to his income as publisher
 The present officers of the associa. tion are President. Philip Gang. edi. tor Macon Republican; first vice pres. ident. F. K. Lyles, Houston Herald: second vice president, c. M. Harrison. Gallatin North Missourian; third vice president, J. R. Lowell, Moberly Dem ocrat; secretary, J. Vance Bumbargar. Memphis Democrat: corresponding se- cretary, Robert NJ, White, Mexico Ledger; treasurer. H. A. Gass, Missou- Ii School Journal. Jefferson City.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Wan, Iroquols Cases Postponed.

New York-Application was made n the United States circuit court here Q have several actions for personal damages and loss of life as the result )f the Iroquois theater fire in Chicago postponed from the coming June term )f the court until the October term.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
HASORCHARD STORY
LEAK CONCEDED TO BE BLOW TO
 STATE IN HAYWOOD TRIAL.
DEFENSE IS NOW READY TO ATTACK
oarrop, of Haywood Counsel, Dis cusses Type of Talesmen
 Summoned.

Boi] 2. Idaho. = Harry Orchards eomblfte confession is at last in the handsl of the defense in the Haywood murder trial. This Is conceded to be the worst blow yet sustained by the state in the case It had planned to keep the defense in ignorance of what Orehatd would say. in order that they would be able to produce witnesses to contradict.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
EDITORS 10 MEET IN ST. LOUIS
Plans Being Completed for 4fst An.
 nual Meeting June g..

Macon Mo-The forty-ar-t n. nual session of the Missouri Press Association will be held at the La. clede hotel, St Louis. June ( and :. Tl;is is Che first meeting of the association since the rate Hw with. drew the editorial pass
 Philip Gang, president Of the asso ciation. has prepared g program which he hopes will be of more than ordina- ry interest. AS q head.liner he has placed the gallant veteran of some hunG.ed or so associations ! West Goodwin, the man who made Missouri famous in the days with his Sedala Bazoo. His subject will be Fifty seven Years in Printing Office de Iiyered in the costume of d printer in the happy-so. o.lucky days long anterior to the web press and the linotype. The presid nt has requested Mr. Good win 10 bring with him his white tile and copy of the Bazoo
 The Relation of the Country Press to the Mail Order Business Is the subject assigned to George ]. Sehulte.
 
 W. R. Fainter of the Carrollton Democrat will talk on Postal Laws. the Postal Department and the News papers,
 County Press Assoctations-How to Organize Them. will be in the capable hands of Omer D Gray. the energetic editor who has made q splendid success cut of his Sturgeon
 Charles ]. Heininger of the Wells ton Herald has been scheduled to give the answer to a question editors have grown gray in asking: Subscrip- tions-Hew to Get Them"
 Ben r. Wood of the Laredo Herald will discuss the subject. "Incraased Rates for Advertising and Job Work" q proposition made of interest by the Leader
 material
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Calls for Reports.

Washington, D. C..-The Comp troller of the Currency has issued a call for reports of the condition of National banks at the close of bus mess on Monday, May 20.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Missouri Editor Dies.

Lees Summit Mo.-Lewis Lamkln. editor of the Lees Summit Journal, died here, aged 75 years. He had been in the newspaper business in Missouri for 54 years.
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Kills Self in British Columbia.

Vancouver, B. C.-Myer Cohn, whose .etters show that he came from liar risburg, Pa, committed suicide here
The Forrest City times., 1907-05-31
Have Not Noticed Strike Yet.

Hamburg-The seamen's strike here nas not yet had any effect on tho movement of shipping.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-19
2 POZNANSKIEGO.

FORDON- Dowiadujemy sig 2
pewnego zr6d}a, Re W nledziele "a
b. m. o godzA !24 po pol. odbe-
die sic W Fordonie ma sail pana
Kryeera zcbranie W celu z%a}ozenia
k6lka r6lnlczegos Nlechaj sig vice
okoliczni gospodarze z parafii
Fordonskiej i Osielskiej W jak
najwlekszej llczbie zbiora i niechaj
" ten spos6b dadza dow6d zain-'
teresowania sic to wazna ola mich
sprawl. Nowemu za}ozYG sig ma
iacemu k6}ku naprz6d zyczymy jak
najlepszego powodzenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-19

TORUN. 40 letni roboJnik We-
gierski 2 Mokrego napali} mocno
" plecu pred udanjem sig ma spo-
czynek~ Nazajutrz %znaleziono go
bez duszy. Stwierdzono, il otru}
sic czadem w~eglanym.
- Is letni uczen szko}y sred-
lei Mann zamierza} odebraG sobie
/, Gle wystrza1em z rewol 1eru.
v lczywszy lufe W usta, ,w~ystrzelif
a kula utkwika mt W gardle. Przy..
czypa somob6Jstwa ma byG zal, re
"a niest6sowne zachowan.c Wyda-
lono 60 re szko}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-19
TO test dObra parada.

O.. S: W oofer, jeden z ~najlepiej
znanYch Skupe6w W lie Raysville,
N. T.. powiada: Jezeli b~yl1scle
kiedykelwiexk nra1ws1edzeui krwaw"i~
ca, sprob6jee: :Bucklen'a Arn'ca
ma6ci: WyleczyIa mnie z tego pred
przeszso ~9oIlaty. j" Leczy wszystkie
rany, skalsczenia, s%parzenia albo
!starciax CSC. v v ssiptecesM. J. Kowa-
lewskiego@ q.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-19

GRUDzIADZ. Tutejszy ,,Ge::
.selllge" daf. tel al rozumna od-
.powiedz jakiemus katolikowi ME-
mieckiemu, Ten zazada} umicszcze,
ME zarzut6w czynionych ~probosz-
czowt. Ma to ,,Gesellige" "
,,skrzynce do list6w" odpovie-
dzia}:- Uza} sic. pan u biskupa ma
postepo wanie proboszcza''. Dotad
owa gazeta niemiecka zwykle u
m~ieszcza1a wszelkle zaczepki haka-
tyst6w katolickich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-19

49, PSZCZYNA. Pod Dzledzlca-
mi zamordowat II letnj ch}opak
(! G z .szabor swe matke. 49,
staruszke. Zbrodniarz zgraf
sig poprzednio W karty do fenyga
i potem zada} cd matki pieniedzy
do dalszego grania. Matka ME
chicia&a mu lch dac, a vice zacza}
ia dusld "a szyje tax: d}ugo az wy
zione}a ducha. Trupa matki ohcia}
zbrodn,arz ~zagrzebac W dole poza
vista, lecz ma tenn zdybali 60 sasie~
dzi. Matkob6jce natychmiast poi
mano / odstawlono do wiezieniar
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-19
u GALICYI

JAROSkAW. W nocy pred
samym peronem stacyi dostaf SIC
pod ko}a lokomotywy, pociqRggu o.
sobowego i Wskutek: zmiazdzenla
|jcisla poni6s} .smier6 ma: ME scu ro~
|botnik kolejoyy,. .iWawrzyn,ec= Zu'-
kiew,cz, 2e lat llczacy. zukiewicz
dopiero dni kilka pracowa} ma STA
Cyl, a juz u5ywano 60 do siuzby
przY pociagaeh: .
: LW.0W. Odbyf 10 ,sie. tn poSwie~
Genie Domu akademickiego. Po-
:sv eczema .dokona{ ks. biskup Ban
durski, poozem przemawia'i: re4
kt6r dr.. Dembinski, p. Ska@kowskj,
5akademicy Widemski.i Maczewski.
aksdemieki zuajdu;e sic przy
I'll. Senatorskieir TAM, gdzie daw~
|niej byf ogrdl -hr. ,Fredr6w. -
IGrunt pod: budowe .~ofiarowA}a ,hr:
:Skarbkowa, fundusze zebrano re
sk}adek, subwenc}i Wydzia}u kra>
j,wcgo, daru dra Hasewicza i fun.
d cyl koleyium ,profes 'rskieg'. -
W duz N: trzypiRtrowym gmachu
>nalaz1o pomieszcxenie~l30 akade
mik6w, PROOF tego~lokale~ towarz.
.akaGemick'ch b.. s-~ 49,.
=. -l~>L e,
49, Lw0W. Uoiekli stad do A.
merykl dwai m}odzi %nauczycie'e
4..w. ..,:!G.. ,-- =. p.
ludo vi, Bablisz i Etmayer. obaj
pozaciaga1i W ostatnim czasie bal.
do wiele pozYczek, oraz pcbrali
zaliczk, ma place: :U(jciekaja &C nara
$3.50 ~: ":@"1
zili swoich reczYc!eli ma dotk!iwe
=. =. "."- 49, .
straty: ~ p. jeden z Mich rdwnies
nauczyciel, zap}acl 1900 koron. E
mayer pozostawi& zone, kt6ra POI
6lubl} pred kilku tygodniami. Ba~
blisz uwi6N nieletnia die wc1y~
ne:
a,-->-.-.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-19

~LAURAHUTA. W kopalni
Richter prey tax zwanem rabo~
waniu spadaiacy kamieh uderzy'
e6rnika Poloka " glove: zraoi'
go bardzo ciezko i niebozpiecsnie
q trudem tylko bedzie go MT ina u
przy zyc Nieszcsesli.wy
jest zonaty !. ojcem pieciorga die
CT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-19
VIDA! Chyba PAM K. ME p6jdzie
6ladem marnych sp1rzedawozykdw?

WAB HZEzNo. Owiecskowo,
majatek nalezaoy Niemoowi, jest
do nabycia. Niechaj wiec kto z
naszych sic |pospieszy. W4aaclciel
got6w sprzedad Polakowi.
TORUN. ego BIN. pred po}u-
dnlem zmarf nagle W biurze swoim
kancellsta s2du osregowogo, XII
szewski, liczac lat So.
PUCK. w nocy Z ponledzia}ku
IA wtorek podpalif ktos s,odo}e
posledziciela Gronausa Ogien wcze..
Snle jednak s"postrzezono i ugaszo~
no.
SOPOT. Robotnika Fryderyka
|Strzyzewsklego p~rzejechaf pociag.
Nieszczeeliwego przewieziono do
domu chorych, gdzie wkr6tce po-
lem zmarf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-19
zE SI.ASKA.

Z,nsrf tn g6r
NIX UIbrych We wleku 40 lat ma
krwi. Podczas piracy " ko-
palo, zran,} sic n%ieznaczd1e W pa
lee, z czego. :powstalo nastepnie
zatrucie krri. Zmarfy zostawii
wdowe z,szesclorglem dzleci. 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-19

49, - - '"~-"' - -- e." .. -
KATOWICE. :Gfosny pred.
trzytdziestu kilku laty kap}an Pa:
,xtf~ Kamihski umarf ego BIN. W.
Thiengen W, Badeni', liczac ~ lat.
Ojc,ec jego by} zydem i nazywa}
sic Stein, ale o wychowanie syna
niestaraf sie. Ponie Raz matka jego
by}a katoliczka, ludzie. d~obroozyns
nj W Bytomiu wspierall cchrzcone-
go. By}naprzdd piekarczykicm l u
da4 sic do W}och, skqd wr6ci}
wy6wieceny ma kap}ana. stara} sig
o przyjecle do dyecezyi che1min~
skiei, ale bez skutku, DO ME mia4
dostatecznego wykszta}cenia. w
!Katowicach usi}o wal oko}o T.. 1891
utworzyc osobna sekte i Bismarck
|chwali} 60 ola tego, ale to mu sic
ME uda4o. cho6 swa nauke rozsze''
RAT osobnym tygodnikiem. kt6re..
go. tytuf by1 ,,Prawda " Przyla~
czy} sig tedy do ,~,staro katolik6w"
II by} ich proboszczem v Kotowi~
each, potem W Koblencyi a naresz-
Icie W Thlengen W Badenii, gdzie
teraz umar4 zapomniany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-12-19
z POD

k0D Z Wieczorem, do pr~zejez~
dzajacego ul. BenedYkta konnego
policyanta dano kilka strzaf6w bra
uningowych. Kule zranify policy ANITA
i jego kenia, iedna z zabiakanych
kul trafi}a W stojacego pred bra.
ma str6za J6zefa Kobielskiego, kt6
.ry .otrzymaf: ciezki .postrza} "
:brzuch. $3.50. ...: =
- Prey ullcy Pahskiej jedeo z
patroluiaoYch szeregowc6w sprzez
nieostroino6&. wystrzelif z karabi4
:nu. Kula trafi&a dw6ch przejezdza-
jacych. dragon6w, jednego, ciezkol
'raniac, drugiego za6 k{adqo trupsm:
ma miejscu. 7
PIOTRK0 w. We wKsis 1luibiieh,
gin. keczno,w pow. Plotrkowskim,
mieszka}a zamo&na, kobieta, wdowa
Anns Krasoniowa~ lat 3D., :ze swoilh
wnuczkiem 4-letnim Antonim ia.