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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24
John d. Afraid of Burglars.

Probably the~most complete burglar
alarm system in the world is installed
in john u, Rockefcller'4 house ut Clcve-
land. Both the burglar alarm and an
Intricate signalling system are tested
nightly when the master is in the house.
and II defect is found an expert is
immediately summoned to repair it.
II is reported. hut not confirmed. that
Mr. Rockefeller sleeps in room on the
top floor, the only entrance to which Is
through several other rooms in which
trusted heutruants ara stationed. At
night brilliant are lamps illumnute the
grounds around the Rockefeller house
and at least thru men are always on
duty patrollmg the premises.
MIR. Rocketeler's fear of assassination
is such that even in his own house he
will not sit with his back TO Il window
When forced to travel he will never if
it can he avoided, enter the public wait
ing room of Il railroad station, prcferrinG
to sit in the baggage room or some other
secluded place. 1t was not vanity. 1t is
said which prompted him to buy his now
famous wig, bnt the fact that his bald
ness made him too easily recognized, The
oil mugnate has two trusted hodyguards.
one an lrishmAn and the other Swiss.
4 century or more ago Irish and Swiss
hodNguards We're the fnvoriteS Of royalty.
Cleveland I5eader
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24
Some New York Figures

Since the first day Of the year 73'rt
new families have taken up their abEir
in New York city.
In the New york city touemcnr- tar
ty-scyon cEildret. under On" years "id
are dying each day.
Each man. woman and child 80 New
York city consumes aU average ~ four
ounces Of sugar each day
Records Of false weights and measures
used in New York city Show that th"
people are cheated ont II S13.pp.Wp -
year by their usc.
There is no bridge on Bridge street
to give it its name but there WIS 100
years ago. when what Is Broad street was
an inlet from the hay and was crossed
by Il rough wooden structure where the
former street H.
New York city gives q larger con
fiuuouS street car ride for = cents thau
any other city ia tho world. For that
fare you can ride from the postofiie ["
Fort George. 1921 miles, in one hone
aud thirty-scycu minutes.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24
Saehet Bags of Sweet Clover.

Making sachet bags with which to
@eeHt ones personal belongings is a pref
y and not necessarily expensive hit Of
WORK that helps to while away TIME on
El[atner piazzas and accomplishes a most
"eishtiul result. To have ones frills.
houses, and indeed everything one wears
Eve out a sweet and fresh odor IS
earning, and better done through tine
"-eoey OF sachet than of toilet waters or
sALaets that are likely to be too strong
I"r This purpose.
osting nothing Mt all for many per
'hS. and exquisitely sweet when dried.
Hhte clover. This grows in pr0fusion
w hcldS and along the country roads.
"-t huge punches of it can be cut in
5s4'It time. When sun dried it smells
,-N1 Jhe-sI4eet grass Of which Indians
-.1 sc baskets. and its inexpenSiveness
.... lrrs 1t possible to use as much as one
10 dry. If Should be laid on a She:
Ally fastened down to BOARD on the
Z" prevent blowing away 4 week
-Fe Is none too much for the process.
. lAe grass Should be turned from time
me that all may no cured. IF later.
.is rank when close 10 the nostrils.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24
Turpentine Cleans Leather.

Difficulty sometimes is found in clean
ing successfully raised leather botters
and frames Brown shoe polish, which
sometimes is employed, is apt to darker
the leather, much as it does in the mat
ter of footgear. TurpentIne, hOwevcr,
can be usesbs safely as a polishcr, and
can be appFe1over and over again with
out any III effects being noticeable, while
it effectually removes any stains which
may disdgure the leather. After rubbing
on the turpentine little crude oil should
be applied vigorously with a piece Of
flannel, the object being to render the
leather soft and pliable; turpentine. uu-
less counteracted by oil, has the effect
Of hardening it to n certain extent. At
or this has been done a soft. clean clota
should be used as polisher, and ,ha
surface rubbed gently backward and for
ward till the requisite shine has been
attained.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24
Rather Billiards Than Bible If They
Save Souls.

II would just as soon hear tie click Of
billiard balls in Il church as the reading
OF the Bible, provided IT won a man 10
the cause Of Christianity declared Rev.
DIR. Maurice L. Fixes. pastor of the
First Baptist church of Franklin. Pa. in
sermon His church is the wcalilcsi
in the oil region.
DR. Fixes. who has jpt returned from
trip around the world. was telling of
his visit to "a church that has club fca-
lures for men and women.
The church which would VIII rcn
these DAYS must be MP and doing" con
tinued DR. Fixes, and willie / du not
hold that it must offer them ah the
pleasures the w3rid, does il must gave
them those which do not run counter &c.
Christianity This Us particularly true IF
cities like London, New York. fhica-c
and Pittsburg
II know the idea If a billiard rn"n.
on church property wiz shock trustees
and deacons. bat they must com" ia 81
or their church viii lose is influence.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24
Ideal Womanhood.

We hear and we read of the charming
woman, yet we know that above all
things a woman or girl who would be
charming must possess Il true and noble
heart, full of love and sympathy for her
fellow beings, and an intelligent mind To
grasp the right idea Mt the right time.
There is a beautiful girl who has many
admirers. men and women. This girl is
splendid conversationalist and possess
es a voice of sweet musical power. She
attracts people. yet she never olds
friends. and is ever on the lookout for
new conquests. When you look her in
the face you see beauty. but not soulful
beauty. for her eyes are cold and not
sympathetic, When she sings, beautiful
as is her well modulated voice, the same
coldness is noticeable. She is a fair
one endowed with everything but that
which makes her lovable or loved If
possessed with beauty of character. Il
true sympathetic nature, from these char
acteristics spring the many little virtues
which make a woman loved. admired and
needed by those around her. 1t was Nil
ton. | think who wrote the lines
Grace was in all her steps. Heaven
in her eye in every gesture dignity ana
love
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24
The Story of a Proposal.

Some one was urging newly married
woman to tell how in the world She ever
managed TO get Il proposal out of the
man she married, as he was known to be
about the shyeSt man in ten states where
women We're concerned. Finally she
made what she said was confession.
lie didn't propose to me-" she SAID
Il proposed to him. 1t was this way.
You know he was a very close friend Of
my first husband. One day, after | lad
been a widow about year, he called on
me. | was greatly surprised, because |
knew he was more afraid of women than
of the wrath to come. He stammered
bit, and finally told me he had been try
ing to call ever since the death of my
husband, because he wanted to ask me
favor. 1 used to think great deal
of john he said. i want you to give
me some little memento of him--some
thing he left-that | may cherish as a
keepsake 1t was my chance. How
will ! do:' l asked scarcely above Il
whisper but he heard it. OF course he
couldn't help himself; he had to take
me- This provoked another story Of a
PROPOSAL
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24
Automobile Routs a Bear.

O. $. Johnson and Il. A. Hill of Scran-
ton, had a curious experience last week
They were automobling in the widest
Businesses OF Bear creek, when big
black bear stepped out of the woods into
the middle of the road. in front of them
and about hundred yards away. Old
bruin stood up on his launches and
ga2cd in apparent astonishment at the
devil wagon. The chauffeur put ON
steam and rapidly approached When
within 50 feet the bear, evidently think.
ing that discretion was the better part
of yalor, dropped on his four hind feet
and nlnhed at swift pace off into the
woods Philadelphia Record
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24
Walking a Vanishing Art

As a walker the civilized mnn is ran
idly dogeueratns. The remaining sturdy
types are the patrolman the postmari.
the lamplightcr and others who are
obliged to walk much People who are
always travelling ou wheels will find but
languid interest in the fncl that the
words loug distance walking record was
recently beaten in England but those
who have good red blood in their veins
viii be pleased TO know that member
Of the London stock exchange walked
distance If i0ll4 miles, ia ~ hours ~
minutes aud ~ seconds Philadelphia
I,etaoF
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24
CURIOUS COMBINATIONS.
.otteries originated in Rome.

Lotteries originated in Rome.
Small nostrils Indicate weak lungs.
Railroad fares are cheapest in india
Madrid's slums are the worst in the
world.
Men taiIors sew much better than
women.
In Iceland it is considered wicked to
whistle
Red spcctacles are said to cure sea-
sickness.
In Algeria the horses ounumber the
human beings.
The Tasmanans brew tea IRON 100
different plants.
The English pronounce "oeen" 10
rhyme with seen"
In India pens are made of bamboo.
They write pretty vel.
The buildings most frequently struck
by lightning are churches,
Mcdiaeval physicians prescribed dane
ing as cure for many ills.
Hamlet" has made more money than
any other play in the world
Japanese cook never touches any
article of food with his fingers.
The average EngliShwoman is niche,
taller than her American cousin.
The Niennese cop must understand
telegraply, swimming and rowing.
There are Philippine bats as big a.
cats, with Widespread of yard.
The Sunda Islanders hlackeu all bu
the two front upper teeth, which they
gild.
The birch bark used in its tanning il
what gives Russian leather its delightful
0dor
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24

II would be- difficult TO realize what the
Frcsander would de- without Isis klom-
pen. or wooden SHOES. for they have
hundred uses With Them he balls ont
his hont. corre'l4 bis children and scoops
up "a drink Of water wherever he may
be- He places ia them his worms for
fishing, usc~ them as missiles iu "A free
fight. dig- with them. measures dry
goods with them. aud hundred other
things. The klompcu are cheap: they
cost about Fifteen pence a pair man IS
size. and Dutchmeu'e feet are not Gin
dereiHlike by amy mrans.-Wjdc World
Ma gazine.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24
Growth Of Canada.

Canada like the widows cruise of oil,
seems to grow with the using. one sup
poses there is an ultimate frontier some
where between wheat fields and eternal
ice but where shall We find it, The old
geocraphers fixed it at the international
boundary. Then it was supposed to be-
at Winnipeg For years Edmonton was
the Last House. and yet 400 yiics
north Of Edmonton good wheat is grown
aud milled The fact is that no attempt
has yet been made to fix the northern
limit Of the soil which invites agriculture
and offers rich reward 10 the willing
farmer National Magazine
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24
To Cure Depression.

The best cure for depression and that
weary. tired-out feeling in all its cner-
waiting phases is exercise. The more
weary one feels the greater they nee!
exercise Eat lots Of green things. let
tuce. water cress, dandelions and 70
pepper. lemon juice and oil-plenty Of the
oil and Of the best quality. Cheap so-
allied olive oil is of-44-sssllsssaJss.. no u-a
for any purpose except cleaning metal
Sleep in a room with the Windows -sida
open. Take a cold shower on rising il
your physician recommends il. II wage
one up and steadies their nerves 81
tissB responds more quickly to the aier
waiting and depressing state than the
nervous tissue. which is directly f-de-
flied by contact with pure air aud an im-
proved circulation.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24

In England it is almost impossible to
attain speed with safety in motoring
The roads twist and turn and the walls
and hedges prevent the drivers seeing
what there - beyond n curve. An aver
age pace Of twenty-five miles au hour is
fairly good time in England.
OF course the country is settled much
more thickly than France, which adds
10 the danger of speeding Speed laws
are enforced with severity in England.
but if YOU viii try the mettc of your
motor. cross the Channel. Ia France
the road l. YOURS. --TrayeI MneAzinc.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24
How 10. Choose a Husband.

Choosing a husband is really more
important question than. deciding on an
invitation to a dance. or settling one
mind about ones new summer hat.
Don't choose him. because he IS the
handsamest man you know, aud all fue
other girls are wild about him. Good
looks are not by any means. always the
sign of a good heart. Some Of the worst
Seoundrels the world has ever seen nave
been remarkably handsome
Don't choose him because he dresses
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24

trinkets may bc frightened easily with.
out the addition of silver powder by plac-
ing them in an aluminium receptacle and
pouring boiling water over them. Poli>l,-
ing should he effected by means OF ~
piece OF clean channels leather. but IN
adopting this treatment il must he ~
membered that the silver never should
be .lloMrd 10 hocul.n tnrnishnd
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24
aas0o0G0sgss,
,,ysr of Words.

>, ,orFfuI of your words, my dear,
b. Ga, ,,.ards are per lous things;
,.i' g. can cut ana wound. or soothe and
,,i zach one IS furnished with wings
M nover stay Just where they fall,
TX AZ like Il bird of the air
hI' nv as YOU may, you cannot recall;
NJ, Tbcy are gone, you know not where.
g., ,or have nothing good to say.
,}laDcp is golden, You know
- inst be quiet tbs surely best.
'13d will save much heartache aud wee
t-ind words will live forever,
NJ M LET them e'er be spoken;
~, rbey bring TO souls that are sad.
Ind soothe the hearts that are broken.
Mrs y. d. Iipscomb in Advocate.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24

Two old bedspreads were colored bhl&;
cut IN strips and woven, rs for rag car
pet, into rugs. one Axe feet and two
Others of less dimensions. \ white
fringe finished the ends and the velvety
surface. of the rugs when woven gave
them ain oriental appearance.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24

What is claimed to be "a record DAYS
winding for any colhory in the Quilted
Kingdom. was made recently at the
Bargoed colicry of the Powell Dydryu
company The quantity IT coal raised
during the day was b 10 tons.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24

ago to accept the presidency of the Sea-
board Air Line in succession to the late
Alfred Walter. Mr.. Garrett j. an en-
thuSiastiG advocate of temperance and
one of his first acts upon assuming his
duties as president of the railroad was
to issue an order prohibiting drinking
3llneag the employees
MENELlk H.. Emperor of Shoa and
Ahyssnia, was born August Ii. 1914. i'll
his fathers kingdom of Shna. His
mother was a bcggar whom the king took
a fancy to and married. He ruled in
Shoa after having spent his youth in all
sorts of wild adventures. and when King
Jehn of Abyssinia died in 1889 MeneliN
marched to AbySsinia. had himself
crowned Emperor of AhySsinia aud Shoa
and proclaimed himself King of Kings
He was enabled To do this with Italian
Interference, hut he later flung aside this
alliance because. as he said. Italy de-
sired To absorb his kingdom The coun-
try he rules is very rich in gold. hxuriant
in vegetation aud in every Way Il deSifs
able place. Its population il over 5000.
600. The heir TO the throne is hoy Il
years old, called Jjsu, son of Menelik's
daughter. The situation in AhySsmia.
however. is uncertain, and ia the event
of King Menelik's death a struggle for
the succession is probable
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24
ENIpEROR FRANCIS JoSEpU .

EM L EiNOIk h3NAtIN JONEl'tt OF
Austria Hungary was born August Is
1870 He is the longest veigning mon
arch in the world. having succeeded to
the throne in 1913, at the age of Is He
came To the throne through the abdica-
ton of his uncle, Ferdinand L., in the
midst of revolution that threatened the
foundation Of the monarchy, On coming
into power Francis Joseph promulgated
. new constitution, but the course of
events caused him later to return to a
reactiOnary policy and for many years he
ruled as n dcspotic monarch, His has
been Il trouhlouS reign. In addition to a
serious rebellion in Hungary he has in
his long career been obliged to engage
i'll war with France, Italy and Prussia.
in which his country has suffered the loss
of much territory. 1t has been said that
the venerable Emperor is the most tragic
figure among living sOvereigns The three
greatest personal disasters that have
darkened his life were the execution Of
his brother Macmillan, in 1861 whom
Napoleon III. sought Ia establish ms En-.
peror of Mexico; the suicide, in 1889. of
His only son and heir. Prince Rudolph;
and, lastly, the assassination. in 1S9S, of
his wife, the Empress Elizabeth.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24

". A.. GARRETT. president of The
Seaboard Air Line EaaNay comuauy,
was born in Canton, Miss, August H.
1861 Employed first as messenger in
,hc ticket office hc became eventually
he assistant superintendent of the 81
Louis uieH Depot company. Ia lSIb
be became II division superintendent Of
the Wabash railroad. which position lac
resi- 4urd IN 1880 to become division
superintendent Of the Philadelphia u
Reading railroad. IN 1903 be became
general superintendent II the PLiadeI-
phia ~ Reading and in thu, same year
was elected general manager Of the Gin
ciunlti New Orleans. Texas Il Pa<:li,
railway and the Alabama Great South
srn This position be resigned q year
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1907-08-24
Clean Silver without Powder.

Silver spoons as well as other sal
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
Znowu kap}an polsk1
~Zas}dZ0ny.

Pred izba karna W Lesz.
ME stawa}e KS. proboszcz Lu.
dwiczak z Zielonej wsi oskar-
Tony o ~wzywanie do strejku
szk6lnego. Ma termin powo-
}ano al Is swiadk6w a mia
nowicie wyzszego nauczycie>
la Schmidta, komisarza Me-
vera, inspektora szk6lnego
Jonetza, dziewcze szk6lne j
IL gospodarzy. Prokurator
wni6s} O 800 mr.. kary. Sad
zawyrokowa1 ma $50 mr.. i
koszta. Oskarzonemu zdolano
tylko udowodnic, ze wypisy-
wal karteczki do nauczycie-
Ii, ale ME MONA by}o udo.
wodnic, ze wywo}a} strejk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
Bociany q zima.

Starry ludzie opowiadaja,
re lie razy bociany napra-
wiaja gniazda, lyle razy zima
nastepna jest bardzo ostra.
W o%statniej jesieni bocia-
ny .naprawia}y swe gniazda
re szczeg6lna troskliwo6cia.
Spr6chniale kawa}ki chru-
stu zastapi}y nowemi, pokru-
szone kawalki jego, wycia
ga}y dziobami z wnetrza bu-
dowy i zastepowa}y je slime
mi ga}azkami tax, re gniazdo
niemal zupe}nie zosta}o pre-
"budowanem, zaledwie prace
swa sko6czy}y, odleciafy.
Widocznie instynkt, = kt6ry
powiedziat boclanom, ze Il.
ma bedzie ostra i 6niezna,
kazal i take zabezpieczyc
gniazdo pred jej %wp}ywamj,
a to, by ME zosta}o ono
zrujnowane ciezarem 6niegu
i ty opar}o sic zimowym
wichrom it'd, czyli, ably bo-
ciany p~owr6ciwszy ma wio-
she, zasta}y je W mozliwie
najlepszym stanie. Pred
zimami }agodnemi, pred cd
Totem, bociany AMI jednego
patyczka ME 2mieniaja, cho6--.
by ono naprawde poprawy.
i reparacyi wymagalo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
Niema OkruCie6stWa.

! Towarzystwo obrony zwie-
RAT pred okrucie6stwem
przesladuje kazdego, kto "a.
wini} jake brutal, Lecz jeie-
Iii cz}owiek przaz swoja Glenn
note lub niedbalstwo ME ma
|lito6ci mad SODA, a szcze-
g6lnie mad swym za}adkiem,
Mkt go ME uleczy. Zo}adek,
ME bedac W stanie znie6c o.
krutnej roboty jak Jest pre-
ciazeny, ostatecznie upada.
Nasza rada jest uzywanie
|Trinera sAmeryka6skiego
Eliksiru Gorzkiego wilma
|jak tylko okazuja sic symp.
tony os1abienia zofadka, ME
|przyjmowanie pokarmu, lub
LAX tylko okazuje sic og6l-
ne oslabienie. To lekarstwo
szybko ~przywr6ci zoladek do
iego zdrowej czynno6ci i W
ten spos6b s%prowadzi zdro-
vie do wszystkich 6rgan6w
cia}a.
Utrata apetytu, uczucie
zmeczenia, gazy, zgaoa s}abe
dzia}anie kiszek, lolita Tub
ciemna cera, nerwowosc i
!zle usposobienie zawsze wy
magaja Trinera Amerykah~
ski Eliksir gorskiego wilma.
Kazdy czlonek familii mole
go uzywaf. Zaprzysiezony
afiewnit 0 jego czysto6ci byl
zlozony u Rzadu Stan6w
Zjednoczonych pod specyal-
nym numerem 345s w apte-
kach. Jos. Timer 799 S. Ash
land ave. Chicago, I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
Kary "a strejk szk6lny.

Il Sianowa pisa do ,,Gaz.
Gd.": Sad opieku6czy W Kar-
tuzach na1ozy1 ma p. Jana
Miotka z M}y6ska 20 mr.
kary "a to, ze jake opiekun
odm6wi} swej pomocy, gdy
sedzia opieku6czy zazada} cd
niego, by pupilce swej Marcie
Kwidzi6skiej zakaza1 strej-
kowa6 ma niemieckim pa
cierzu W szkole. Nied}ugo
trwa}o, a nadeszfo 20 sadu W
Kartuzach pismo, skazujace
p. Miotka ma dalsze 40 marek
kary i zagrozono mu row.
nocze6nje trzecia wyzsza kara
W tym wypadku, gdyby Mar
ia Kwidzi6ska po dalszych
dw6ch tygodniach ME odpo-
wiadala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18

z~amordoWania pred trzelmna
|laty zamoznego kupca Hen
.tschla; brylanty zmar1ego,
.kt6re Niederhofer staral sic
.sprzedac, rzucify podejrzl'enlie
pa niego. Podejrzsnia nabra-
" obecnie Miekszej jeszcze
,pewno6ci. Ot6z pollcya "a
rzadzila rozkopywanie daw-
.niejszego placu cyrkowego,
.poniewa5 przypuszczano, ze.
Niederhofer zakopaf tam cia-
10 zamordowanego Hentsch-
Ia. | rzeczywi5cie wykopano
szczatki cia}a kupca Hen
tschla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
CIEKAWE RZ,ElCZY
Legenda ospiacem WOjsKu

Legenda o 6piacem WojsKu
podburzajaca do gwalt6w.
Pred izba karna v Bytomiu
stawa} jake oskarzony re-
daktor ,Polaka" p. Wojcie-
chowski. w dodatku nPola-
ka" umieszczono swego cza-
su powyzsza legende. Proku-
rator uzna} ia "a podbur:za-
jaca do gwalt6w j wni6sl ola
oskarzonego o 100 mr.. kary
lub 20 dni wiezienia. Pre-
dewszystkiem ostatnie zdanie
W le~gendzie, re rycerze po-
wstana, gdy rozpocznie sic
wojna "a Ware, ma bye ME
bezpiecznem, poniewaz wska-
zuje ma strejk szk6lny W
Pozna6skiem (O. Sad ME
dostrzegi W legendzie mic
podburzajacego i uwolni} W.
cd why i kary.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
Kto pod kim dolki kop1e,
sam w ME Wpada.

Ciekawy nadzwyczaj wy
|padek zdarzyf sic W miejsco-
wo6ci Kaposvar na Wegrzech.
'Pewfen gospodarz, niejaki
Barga sprzeda{ pare wo-
low "a kilkaset re6skich. O
tenn wiedzia} jego sasiad Gal.
.Gdy raz Barg 2 iona wyszli
2 domu, zakradt sic tamze
g., W zamiarze ~przyw}aszcze-
MIA sobie owej sunny "a
sprzedane wo}y. Uda}o mu
sic to z }a~twoscia, ale W do
mu Barga by}a ma}a CO.
1eczka gospodarzy. Zeby go
ME zdradzi]a, - postanowi}
ia sprzatnac. Bal sic atoli
|Wzlac 90 MEL g~WaitoWn]e, DO
by naroti}a krzyku. Zaczat
ia tedy g}askac, bawic sic 2
MIA, W ko6cu niby ola zartu,
kazai dziecku wsadzic glove
" petlice p,stronka, kt6ry
|wisia} u posowy. Dziecko
odrzeklo: ,,Spr6bujcie wy
wprz6d, a ia potem to samo
zrobie." Z}odziej podsuwa
krzes}o i zak}ada sobie stry-
GEEK ma szyje. W tel chwili
krzes}o sig przewr6ci{o i
Gal pozostaje zawieszonY W
powietrzu. Gdy pc niejakim6
czasie nadszed} Barga, INA
lazl juz trupa z}odzieja z pie
niedzmi W kieszeni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-04-18
Sprzedal zone.

.,E E& sGw @kHEI r&HE E&E-tg&EL#&
Gazety niemieckie don1ots'za,
DC " Lankwitz a~resztowano
Epolskiego rohotnika sliWif-
|skiego, kt6ry lone swoja
s2rzedal handlarzowi jake
tywy towar g 1860 m n'a1'
Sliwi6ski, kt6ry Cd styczznrial
Emieszka v Lankwitz, z,lnIlla',jd'o-
wal sic v 6wieta Bozego Ma
rodzenia : iona v poodrl65yy
do Berlina. w Poznaanuiiu.
przyczepil sie doniego han l'lln