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, 1907-01-21
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
FIEMEN AND ENGINEMEN
ON "SYMPATHET-
IC" STRIKE.
Black Hills Lodge Acknowledges Re-
ceipt of Resolutions Adopted by
Laramie Commercial Club and
Denominates Threatened Strike as
Mere Newspaper Rumor-RaiIroad
News of Interest to Busy Readers,

Black Hills lodge, Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen, at its meeting
in this city, initiated Il. ]. Easwick. ].
H. White and Ole Olson, besides
adopting a resolution in reply to the
resolution adopted by the Laramie
Commercial club recently. The reso-
luton says:
Text of the Resolution.
Laramie, Wyo., Jan. IS, 1907.
Laramie Commercial Club, Laramie,
Wyo.
"Gentlemen:-Your resolution, dated
January s, 1907, at hand, and the men,
bers of Black Hills lodge No. sc, Broth
erhood of Locomotive Firemen and
%Enginemen, beg to make reply as fol
lows:
I'VE have had no advice whatever
from the grand lodge officers regard
ing a sympathetic strike being de-
clared on the Union Pacific, and put
it down as merely newspaper rumor.
One naturally would suppose that a
commercial club would be composed
of the best business talent of a COM
munity, not persons who would jump
at a conclusion and take for granted
a mere newspaper rumor. and mail
resolutions to an organization which
has the name the world over as being
one of the most conservative labor
organizations in existence.
Good American Citizens.
I'VE believe that the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Firemen and Engine
men is composed of as good American
citizens as can be found anywhere, n
that we as a body have the interests
of the community at heart, as well as
any other organization can possibly
have; and we wish to assure the
honorable members of the Laramie
Commercial club that before a striking
proposition is considered by us mat
tiers will be thoroughly investigated
and material grievances found.
BLACK HILLS LODGE NO. Sc,
"B. OF L. F. AND E."
, 1907-01-21

Turin, Italy, Jan. Caesar LON
broso, the world-famous criminologist,
believes that Harry X. Thaw, who
killed Stanford White, is an heredi-
tary degenerate n an epileptic moral
maniac.
, 1907-01-21
Was Born Degenerate.

Lombroso asserts that Thaw was
born a degenerate, INT that his whole
life has been dominated by a spirit
OF revenge and hatred. He thinks
that the epileptiform madness which
controls him is ~traceable partly to the
fact that he is the child of a father
, 1907-01-21
Father in Cuba,

His two companions, Will Alexan-
der, son of Captain Alexander, who
is now with his command in Cuba, and
Whitaker Gray, son of one of the first
%sergeants of the Eleventh infantry,
were quite badly wounded, but neither
Is expected to succumb. The explo-
sion was a terrific one. but FORUM
ately no n but the three boys who
were the cause were injured. The
post fire department responded
promptly ard Prevented a spread of
fire.
, 1907-01-21

Silver 500
At the present mHrket value of these
metals, the return to HE company for
this much of ore would have been $40
per pound.
, 1907-01-21
Government Takes Notice.

Government Takes Notice.
The government OF the United
States, through the geological corps of
the department of the interior, working
under the direction of DR.. David 7.
Day, well known in this city, during
the past year, made extensive examina.
tons and tests throughout the country
generally, seeking to aid in the develop
ment OF the production of palladium
and platinum, reports that the Rambler
Is the only property within the confines
Of the country that has shown their
existence in sufficient quantities to re-
tain the departments interest in the
matter. Out Of eleven tests as report
ed by DR.. Day through ordinary con-
centration methods made on a Whitley
table of the ores from this mine, ten
Of them showed commercial quantities
of platinum.
Much Value Overlooked.
During the early period of the devel-
opment and operation Of this property,
the existence of these values was not
suspected, and as a consequence, in
the aggregate practically ten thousand
tons was mined for copper and gold
values, and the material part of the
revenue was wasted. Even as a cop
per property, the Rambler stands
among the highest grade producers in
any country, more han two thousand
tons having been shipped that averag-
ed 20 per cen and one thousand tons
additional that averaged better than 80
per cent. At the present market value
of copper, the property would be an at,
tractive mining proposition.
Will Treat Ores at Mines.
Under the proposed plan of opera
ton by the North American Exploita-
ton company, development work is
progressing and arrangements are IN
der way for the treatment of the ores
on the ground, and with the opening Of
spring the Douglas creek district is
likely to experience more genuine pros.
perity than it has known for some
time.
The dump of the Rambler contains
probably 10000 tons of ore too low
grade for shipment under heretofore
existing conditions, which ores, accord
ing to the government tests, carry &
heavier percentage of platinum ant
palladium than the high grade copper
and it is the intention to recover these
values from this amount which is al
ready mined. Figures as a commercial
proposition, the dump of the Rambler
contains probably more values than
the average mine produces in its en-
tire existence.
Will Increase Force.
The r of the mina are to be haul.
ed for the present to the western ter
minus Of the Laramie Plains line and
then shipped through this city for
treatment. The capacity of the present
force will be increased from time to
time as the conditions warrant, until,
when the reduction plans is erected on
the ground, the mine will be worked
to the full capacity OF such plant, 1t
being the intention or the company
TO extract the copper and treat the
shines by the e~lectrolytic process for
the gold, silver, platinum and palladi
UNI heretofore thrown away as IN un,
known value.
Mr.. Summe-il made a complete ex.
animation of the property and does
not hesitate to say 1t is one of the
most peculiar and interesting he ever
saw.
, 1907-01-21
Glass in His Face.

C. F. Kinker, the locomotive fireman,
met with a serious mishap last night,
in the yards here, and is congratulate
ing himself that it was no worse.
The glass tube in a lubricator bursted
while he was near it, a piece OF the
glass striking him in the left cheek,
being so deeply imbedded that it was
not until this morning that DR.. Stew
ems was able to remove it. The piece
was an inch long and half an inch
wide and made a considerable hole in
the freman's cheek. Mr.. Kinker has
the piece as a souvenir of the narrow
escape.
, 1907-01-21
AMERICAN TOLD THAT HE is NOT
WANTED TO ASSIST IN THE
WORK GOING ON AT
KINGSTON.

Admiral Davis Calls Upon Governor
Swettenham, They Have a Talk
and American Withdraws His
Ships-Matter Creates Stir in
London and Governor Asked to
Send His Version of Conflict.
, 1907-01-21
Legislature Convenes.

The legislature convened at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, but at the time of the
filing of this dispatch no business of
Importance had been disposed of. The
members of the Albany county dele
CATION who spent the Sabbath recess
at their homes in Laramie, returned
to the capital this afternoon. These
included Senators Crumrine and Ath-
erly and Representatives Hoge, King
and McMurray.
Run on Eighteenth Street.
The fire department was called this
afternoon to Eighteenth street, but the
damage was not worth speaking of.
, 1907-01-21
English Are Excited.

London, Jan. 21.-This afternoon
Kingston incident. The Pail Mall Ga
zette this afternoon says: The Ian
guage employed by Governor Swetten.
ham would be difficult to justify under
almost any circumstances" At the
same time the paper says:
Internationally Aggressive.
at is possible that a praiseworthy
desire to do his utmost in the cause
Of humanity pushed Admiral Davis be-
yond the necessities of the case and
led him to encroach too far upon the
sphere of British authority"
Motives Were Pure.
The Pail Mall Gazette assumes that
both the governor and the admiral
were animated by the best of motives,
expresses the opinion that "the abb
normal conditions preclude their con-
duct being judged by ordinary stand
ards" and adds;
No Wish to Magnify.
"Englishmen certainly do not wish
the misunderstanding to be magnified
in any sense of pique, and the Amer
lean public ought to be broad-minded
enough to regard it with the same
charitable disposition" The West.
minister Gazette says about the same.
, 1907-01-21
WORLD-FAMOUS CHIMlNOLOGIS1
ASSERTS THAT SLAYER OF
WHITE is HEREDITARY
DEGENERATE.

Father of Harry Thaw Made Million
aire of Himself by superhuman
Work in Short Time-Man Who
Slew Widow and Was Once Con-
Victed of First Degree Murder
Convicted at LeadvilIe.
, 1907-01-21

Kingston, Jamaica. Jan. 21.-The
extraordinary assertion of official dig
nifty on the part of Governor Swetten-
ham has brought the relief work prac-
tically to a halt. The governor yes
terday sent a message to Admiral
Davis, containing a curt request to
withdraw all marines he had sem
ashore to aid in the work of relief
II sanitation.
Admiral Withdraws.
The American admiral Immediately
visited the governor and assured him
that, in view of his evident disapproval
of the work being done by the Amer
lean marines, he would at once re-
embark all of his men and withdraw
the battleships Indiana, Missouri and
the gunboat Yankton, which had come
here from Guantanamo for the purpose
of aiding in the rescue ut relief
work.
Incident Causes Sensation.
The vessels arrived at Guatanamo
this morning. The incident created a
sensation. AS the president declined
British aid for the San Francisco
earthquake, the English thought the
same should happen here.
, 1907-01-21

Greater Rise Looked For.
Louisville, KY, Jan. 21.--The river
, 1907-01-21

President Laramie Commercial Club.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-14

sam Small after LAYING low through
all Of this prohibition squat rises TO
remark that Fairbanks is going to be
the republican nominee for president
We wonder what kind OF cold drink.
Cocktail Charley has been handing
Sam?
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Those fellow who are wondering
who is going to succeed Senator Clay,
ought to say when. The senator has
said nothing about retNing ana the
Ieiiow that beats him will realize
that he has been In a fight.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-14

Glynn county viii soon have one
OF the handsomest, if not the very
handsomest court house in the state
OF Georgia. A lasting monument to
the faithful work Of our energetic
board OF county commissioners
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Elf the city cannot fine anything else
Tor the city marshal TO do, we sug-
gest that his services be devoted to
the task of trying TO wake mp the
Brunswick board of trade.
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Some busy fellow has taken the
trouble TO count the hairs on the hui
nan head and says that man ought
tc have 250,OO0. Now does that in
clude the hen-pecked husband?
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Editor Dean OF Gainesville has Just
put the dobbins to legislator Hall Of
the same place, These newspapers
fellows who viii scrap for their posi-
lions are bad ones to jolly with,
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Now on the dead level, you can't
very well blame those aniisaloon
men for opposing that special $500
club tax
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Judge Covington SAYS that the pro
hibition bill was aimed at the negro.
Wen. that may be true, but the
crackers will get a pretty good dose
Of it all right enough
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The Rome Tribune mouns the.
passage of the prohibition bill and
the loss of its been He ought to re-
member that Coosa river catfish are
stigl plentiful
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Correspondence solicited. but TO
receive attention. letters must be
ecconkan by n responsible name
not ~ publication. but as a
guarantee of good faith.
Rejected communications win be
returned if accompanied by postage
Remittance should be made BE-
postal note. check, money order
Or registered letter
Address
News Publishing Co.
Brunswick. Ca
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aRuNswlck,s ATTITUDE.


/ ton. as much much money in the
past two years, as has been expend I'd
by the Atlanta Birmingham and At
lantic railroad and the Brunswick
Steamship Company practically one
corporation in brunswick
The terminal system, the local pas
senger and freight station and offices
the Oglethorpe Hotel and improve
ments. involving an expenditure -
about $1,000 600 TO this igSa "a
100000. being expenae9/ tho
United States governments 10 pro
cure 30 feet Of nayigable channel
depths docks to sen.
Our advantage Of short distance
from docks to the en sea. Of health
conditions uneqxEed upon the At
1antic or Gulf Il lst, Of natural ouuet
to the markets the world for Over
600 miles Of rly navigation. hoas-
ily supplied with hardwood and other
woods in great variety were already
ours.
These and many other advantages
as an assembling and distributing
point for freights for a great com
morce, and in distance to great
foreign ports, give opportunity for
the development Of a great CONNER
cial city here unsurpassed, if equal
led in this country. but # is only
opportunity. 1t is entirely possible
for the Atlanta birmingham and At
lantic railroad, and Brunswick Steam
ship Ctalpany to increase their BUSH
ness in formous degree, without
largely Increasing the population or
wealth fBrunswick.
They Ne given superb additional
facilities They viii of necessity
enormo1/y increase this business
sassf This isAopportunity, and only
opportunity. y rests with the own
rs Of Brunswick, namely the people
u Brunswick, TO say whether these
6perb advantages shall make Brms
wick a great and wealthy and pros
porous city or not. From the day
the late large expenditures above de
scri5d began, a spirit of apathy has
fallen upon our peo&e We have.
practically ceased to 5dSartise our
manifold advantages Our Roard of
Trade, and Brunswick Commercial
Ieaeue, are norbund. awaiting the
last visits Of the clergyman.
The mayor and council are too
modest and retiring to spread the
news Of Brunswicbs glorious advan
tages or take a position Of agrees
rive leadership.
For many months before the Board
Of Trade took to it's bed the effort
to get memberships to attend. met
with the substantial answer, II am too
busy | cant leave my business. pray
what is a business mans business? Is
il purely the raking In of the inn
mediate dollar? II So would not 50
BUT of the so hours in week as
that, and would not one hour al
K be little enough to devote to
eerted action to pave the way for
Aaking in Of iture dollars
oks as if the people have COW
quit trying upon the idaa
road cop,panies and steam.
IS are going to create a great
sere # q tbev Win ana NOV
sta,xon rhers aro n,ny th,ngs
1. PgaI fer intarcbanro If trono,
intsl,s l,n,erted action
Th,,S IN. t1.,,s DELAYED tbe n,ore
ao,re ~ id&oy Thoro & o,t,
t,eJsl IA, h,il'.s away soano,t
c,tv III .itbsAnany Of the odyon.
taoes ssss rbirtaon Years aga
,.,fl. 80 itio, of doom voto,. sb,s
erew = ~ foraiso AMI soas..
y.,sa e,ssS' inorooseo nv leans
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Let the people rule screams the
Athens Banner, Yes, by all means
and abolish freak Legislators.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-14

A fashion magazine says a woman
can dress herself handsomely on $50
per year We @e from Missouri.
good and strong. g..
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-14

John Temple Graves says that 70
raker is not dead Well. that does
settle it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-14

It has been stated that h6l-air is y
sure cure for insanity Then some
kind friend ought to comemnd hot-air
t the Georgia legislature.
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THEBRUNSWICK NE We

PUBLISHED DAILY BY
THE NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY
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SO, entirely from ta&dpss@s ana lil4a -
true only in less degree for a lars
number Of counties in The state
If assessment is right for the rail
roads. it is right for the others 4
legislature deliberately puts The
state in bankruptcy BY reducing her
revenues $4,000 Ahe deacienc
must be replaced rairoads steam
and electric lines are here they cant
eet away Alraadg taxed by a 4 lastly
different system from other prob ,r.ies
in Georgia. an occupation tax 81 two
per cent is proposed. OF oae per cent
: m p'. Alabama a1 and n Carolina /.
tat reduction OF rates proposed
The railroads enjoins itS Injections
as connscatory in states WHY Aula
ton of but 80 to 40 per squaN@nile
The appeal to the courts guaranteed
by the law is prohibited under pen
alties The railroads can't stand AND
they agree to pay rather than ao-
cept ruin by suspension OF business.
II one method Of taxation is good
for the railroad, why not Tor Che
average white man?
If Gov. Hughes yetoes a > cent rate
in New York with l59 people 10 the
square mile because there is no ev-
idence. ii is not conGscalory. Why
should not tn railroads test in the
courts sbefore accepting the Ala
oama ana North Carolina rates nearly
as low lor a population Of 80 to 40
per square mile?
Why was not Joe Hill Hall right
when he protested against the pas.
sage OF the occupation tax Of one per
cent OF gross receipts Of railroads, al
least until il could be investigated.
The last s900,O0O,000 the railroads
borrowed is said to have been upon
short time notes upon usurios in
terest. That they cent sen their
bonds. If we mick the railroads too
deeply. we may have CO tSrepent
III panic sackcloth and Eshes.
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THESE ARE BARGAINS.

See US quick if you are Interested.
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CLARENCE H. LEAvY, Editor and
Manager.
LOUIS !. LEAVY, Jr., City Editor.
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Representative BAN
says there will be no
the legislature Let's
tlemen from Chatham ls
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tion would speedily occur os most
oenefcent kind
These are words Of soberness and
truth, not pleasant 10 utter, but
needed, and needed now The people
OF Brunswick were far more progress
slve in past Years and lad far less
cause.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-28
2 POZl,NANSKIEGU.

GNlEZNO. Pred tutejsza H.
b. karna tyczy}y sig W zesz4Y
czwartek try sprawy szkolne. Pa
movie Budasz ! Basihski z Milo"
s}awia oraz Fielder z PoZnania,
oskarzeni o nawo}ywanle do strej~
ku szk6lnego, skazani zostali kazdy
ma 100 mr.. kary i koszta. Why
dopatrzo 10 sic W kartach z wido"
klein, przedstawiajqcych modlaoe
sic dzieci. Karty tie drukoWal'
~zglednie sprzedawall oskarzeni.
w drugiej sprawie zajeli miej"
sea iako oskarzeni Kazimierz Res
sci, gospodarz i Jak6b Szymahsk',
mistrz szewski, obaj re Skorzeclna,
Zarzucano i'm razdawanle k~arteczek
strejkowych Sad skaza} kazdego
ma 80 marek kary Tub 6 dnl VIE
zienia.
W tym samym dniu - jak p'~
sze ,,Lech" 49, rozpatiywano tax
ze sprawe ks. proboszcza F6r"a~
nowicza z Modl1szewka. i to pred
izba karna jake drugiej instancyl
apelacyinejs Chodzi|o. ohraze IAN
darma Gruzego. KS. F. skazano
ma 300 mr.. grzywny koszta tax,
jak W p~lerwszej instancyi." -.
Arcyblskupom gn~ieznlehsko po-
znahskim zamianowany zostanie
ks. kanonik Kleske, rex
tor seminarynm duchownego W
- Taxa wiadomo6t po-
dale "Posener Ztg." Wszelkie do"
niesienia o nominacyi nastepcy sp'
arcybiskupa Stablewsklego, ME
maja podstawy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-28
Ciezka glebia do prZebyCia

>, Jestem winien g}eboka wdziecz-
nos6 kt6ra nigdy ME moze bye
zap}acona," pisze G.. S. Clark z
Westfield, Iowa, ,,za mole wy
bawienie cd smierc1 p1zez Dr.
Kinga New Discovery, oba pfuca.
by}y tax okropn1e wzruszone, re
smierc zdawala sie bye nieunik-
niona, gdy rozpocza}em uzywaf
New Discovery, zapowiedziana su'
chose, ~wzruszajacy kaszel ustapi}
zanim pierwsza butelke spotrze~
DO wa4em, a dwle nastepne butel>.
kl wJleczy}y mnie zupe}n'e' Me-
ma MIC r6wnego jak New Dissolve
*ry pa kaszel, zaziebienie i choroby
gard{a i pluc. Gwarantowane
.przez M. j. Kowalewskiego apte-
karza. SOC i $l.00 Butelki ma pro-
be darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-28

.tygedniu' pozar. 9Pl'yby{ej stray
|ogniowej a,d ltf sie sgieh pfzyt1u-
mic ~.
Posiad{o6c mistrza rzezaic'
|kiego Ffanoiszka Radzikowskieg'
naby} " drodze przymasowe::
s2rzedazy "a 10000 m. niemleok
bank pozyczkowy.
GRUDZIADZ.. Koszykarz IA
rol Kleistt bawlac SIG rewolwerem
zrap,} znacznie dwie dziewczyny, 2
kt6ryck jedn2 umiescic musiano "
domu chorych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-28

|. WARsZAWA, w pi9tej III.
Krochmalnia byla widownia krwa:
wego zaj6cia Cd czasu pamietnych
strza}6w do kompanii powracaja-
cej by}o widownia tax krwawej
rozprawy. Cd poludnia krazY}y
wiedci, jakoby ma ulicy Kroeh~
malnej stoczouo walke z bandyta-
mi i re ofiara pablo kilkadzieaiat
os6b. Aczkolwiek wiesci te okaza-
~ sig przerad szczeg6}ami: po~
w5d zaj6cia. W czoraj o godsinie
10 rano I'll. Grzybowska szed} pa
troll zlozony &c zo}nierzy ii POI
licjant6w, kt6rzy njrzawszy 5 m1o-
dyoh ]udzi,. I'M podejrzanychb,
.chciell ,ch aresztowa6. I'll jednak
]: " n {. -. = 49,. e
dobyli -brauning6w ! zacze}a: :sfe:
s1ttr4zzelan,n'a. Napastowani schropili
ZIG do domu PRIV ulicy Krochm- =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-28
Jak farmuja W Kansas?

Przyjecha} tutaj jeden poLak W March, 1905 wzia} 800 ARROW; ma
h6rych ami jedna skiba ME by{a wyorana. Postawi4 budyhki i zbreko-
wal 80 ARROW ktdre obsadzif korn2 dGstat bIsko tysiao pe6set buezli.
jesie6 pszenica. Ma tenn polu gdzie by}a korna tel zasial pszenice,
wec cd Marca do Lnstopada, czyli " 8 miesiacach zbrekowa4 i obsiaa
przesz4o 100 ARROW pszenica, sprzqtna4 blsko p6tora tysiaca bmzi
korny. - Tax farmuja golaoy, " Colby, Kansas. Kazdy z Was mose
dokazaG tutaj to sano. Zatem ME traccie wiecej czasu ma rudo wan1n
piehk6wi ksrczowani1 borrow: Ptzyjedzce do mas a dostaniecic }adnc.
r6wne prery kt6re tylko wyczekuje piuga, pc 10 do ls dol. Z akier,
ma 5 do 9 lat wypfaty. Ami W po}owie tax sic tutaj ME napracuiecie
.jake6cie dotad pracowai, a wiscej korzy6ci destaniec,e. BedMeGe zvd
W }agodnym a zdrowym klimacie, gdzie ZIMY KROTKIE. W.
ruszcie vice do Colby, Kansas ma nastepnym Excursion. - Pa many
opisy polskie, itd~ piszcie do Waszego rodaka.
G. L.-IDZIOREK, PRES &naR Po1onn co1osuzA ION CO.
COLBY, KANSAS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-11-28
z @

..-- =. .
CZESTOCHOWA. w~ieczorem
do mieszkania str6za domu przy
I'll lMa}ej mr.. l9, 7O~letniego Blai-
.
ka Chyca, weszli dwaj n,eznajomi
l dwoma wystrza}ami z rewolweru
po}ozyli 60 trupem ma miejscu, po-
czem zbiegli. Ma stole znaleziono
kartke z oapisem: zablty ,,za s1ple-
gostwo". a..