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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
Censorship Hides
Disorders That
Rend Portugal

LONDON, Feb. 4.-Trouble is not over
IN Portugal Official dispatches assert
that everything is quiet, out enough in
side information Is leaking out TO make
IL clear that the new government is
having hard work to restore order.
There is not much doubt that King
Manuel and his coalition cabinet viii
triumph ia the end against the revC-
lutionaries II IS an open secret that
England will help MIN. If the worst
comes. Nevertheless, tie Republicans
have not given up the fight, and fresh
disorders are reported in progress even
now.
The censorship is so rigid that the
rest OF Europe knows very little Of
what Is going on in the little kingdom.
40 il IS certain that the reVClutiOnists
dominated several regiments in the
Portuguese army just before Saturday s
assassination, there seem small doubt
that a military outbreak was imminent.
The general opinion is that danger still
exists Of outbreaks Of disloyalty among
the troops
Lisbon, disorders in the rural districts
and n,utinOus outbreaks in the navy
indicate that the entire country Is sat
urated with dislOyalty and threaten
serious consequences tor the near fu-
No one is permitted to enter or leave
the country without the Strlctest sCru-
tiny. Outgoing kilograms and even
mails are subject to a strict censorship.
Newspapers are suppressed at the first
signs of a revolutionary tendency, either
in their editorial or news columns. Arrests
are being made by the wholesale, many
prisoners have already been eXiled to
African prisons, sJil larger number
Vanished, and as soon as the in
yestiga ton of the assassination plot has
been completed there are certain to be
many executions.
Just what has become OF former
Premier Franco nc one seems definitely
10 know The story that he has either
fed or is seeking to escape across the
border lacks confirmation, but that he
IS at least in strict retirement is certain
Confirmation is lacking Of the report
that the main division of the German
fleet. under Admiral Prince Henry Of
Prussia. is on its way to Lisbon. The
SQUADRON has left Kiel. and the rumors
are generally accepted as true.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

The bloom II of the rye" is the
way James B. CIews puts #. The only
hope for a further upward movement
lies IN the covering OF shorts"
Most of the professional traders are
''on the fence with their legs dangling
over on either side"
Rumor Of a melon on Northern Pa
cific, 10 be cut February %. was with
out effect. The Street has heard it once
too often.
The slight rally yesterday afternoon
was caused by shorts covering. Quite
a number tried to take advantage Of
the decline at the same time and the
result followed as q natural seuuencc.
There are rumors of reorganization Of
Rock Island. The company has much
financial adjustment to make and re-
ports are TO the effect that IL is meet
Ing with opposition in working.
Yesterdays total sales 44S,7OO shares.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
MEMORY FAILS WITNESS
y HANDY IN G. ?. 0. CASE
Continued from Fist Page }

hNlLL-LAtl from ] lFSL rage
general manager OF the Audit System.
I know nothing Of its details"
Mr.. Handy said he does not know
what Nj Raynor's salary IS. but tie
pay roll OF the employees Of the Audit
System here amounts To 81 600 a week.
Mr. Handys salary. he said IS 500 a
week
An do " said Mr. Handy. "is TO fur
ulsh the money for the system"
Therefore suggested Mr.. Landis
as you furnish the money. YOU take
no interest IN the system, and don't
know what RayHOr's salary Is"
Il haven't the time 10 bother with
IT, said Mr.. Handy
How much money did # take to run
this system in the past year,"
Il Don't Know, Sir"
7 don't know. sir"
How much have you received from.
your contract with the Government
Printing Omce2"
I don't know, sir"
Does any OF this weekly 1900 you
send here 60 10 any other person than
employees OF tho Audit System"
I suppose not, sir"
You know OF no such thing2'
Certainly not
oA dlS secretary ana treas GreE
OF the system and yet you don't know
the general managers saalry?'
That's true"
The hearing then ended.
r Golden donaldson. attorney FOR the
Suffolk Distributing Company, asked
Mr.. Lands for an opportunity 10 ad-
dress the committee at some later date
IN order TO demonstrate that the Audit
System has no opportunity to give I'M
due advantage to any bidder, the Suf-
folk company or any other CgUuauy
Mr.. lands said he would consider the
rnnua.r
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
MUTUAL FIRE GO.
CHOOSES OFFICERS

At the fifty-third annual meeting of
the Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF
the District of Columbia, helT at the
cOmpany's offices, at the corner Of
Thirteenth street and New York ave
nue. today, the following board of man
ayers was selected to serve for the en-
suing year: George 7. bearing, w. A.
H Church, r Harrison Johnson. b r
Saul. S. T. 9. MorselI, Frank H Burns
and James Z. Petty.
The meeting was presided over bv
in charge Of the election: JoseDb .
Stephenson, w X. Hill, James T. Oys-
ter. c. +. D. Kattleman. Morris Fitz-
gerald, and George c. Rick
Later in the day the board Of mana
gers met. and elected the following Of
ffcers for the ensuing year George T.
bearing, president /. Pierce Boteler,
secretary; w. A H Church, treasurer;
Franklin Barrett assessor William
Reed Macgill and II. b. Simpson, assis-
tant secretaries.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
COMMANDERS SPENCER WOOD
GOES TO THE BIRMINGHAM

The recent order amending the Navy
Department regulations so that com
manders may be executives OF battle
ships has been worked out carefully,
and will be put into operation imme-
diateIy. Commander Spencer s. Wood
aide to Admiral Dewey. has been or
dered 10 command the new scout cruiser
birmingham.
Commander Wood said this duty could
not ut him for the command of a bat
tleship, and asked 70 be assigned as eT-
acutiVe OF the battleShir Idaho II is
likely he will command q battleship Of
the ST. Louis class within the near fu-
ture.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
WASHINGTON PRODUCE
MARKET

! The excellent condition OF yesterday
prevailed again this morning in the
/ local produce market. Prices were but
slightly changed. with A tendency to
/ higher Figures.
Receipts OF al goods were very liberal
and the Demand for the best grade or
stock above the average The only
scarcity was that Of game. Receipts
| Of quail were hardly sufficient to meet
a very active demand.
! Eggs-FTesh, Virginia, 2JG27C. strictly
| fresE ;. W. Va, 24N25c; storage, lsdlgc
| Cheese-N. Y. factory, large, l5nlGc;
| fats. 15dl6c; small. lGgl7ci fair TO good,
Butter-Western, first. 34a35e; sec
/ onds,. 32g33c; process, fancy, 27Q2Sc; fair
/ store packed. fresh. 10000.
POULTRY.
! TUrkeys-Live per pound, toms, ia
I i6c, hens, 15C. Chickens-Live, per pound,
I fancy. large. lac: medium. lie; small,
I5c; hens, 12c; ROSTERS, &c. Ducks
4 Geest-9Ql0Cs keats, 1lgI2C. Turkeys
{ Dressed, per pound, hens, undrawn,
| i5ulIC. average, UndraWn, 1JQIUC: old
| toms 14Q15c. ChickenG-Dressed large,
I l4al5c; small, l541Gc; hens, choice. l3g
l4ci ROSTERS, SC. Ducks-l2Ql4c. Geese
loal2c.
DRESSED MEAT.
! Calves-Tuu dressed. sale Hog
| ore. sed calves, Salgc. Ifams-CouH-
/ try sugar cured, l5Gl0c Hogs-SMau
/ and neat, per cwt., 7l4uSc. medium,
| tGIcs heavy. 6gJ'2C.
= GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
| Apples C1er bbL)-York Imperial
| packed, T5-5Uu i.5J; Wine Sap, S3V0zi4JJ.
Fancy table, S5.OJ0J.UJs spy, S3.JUu4. 20;
| Cranberries, PEE box, 5I2JFt4.Jt Grape
| trult-Elorida, $S5Jg4 40. Oranges Flor
| ida, l75q2.5o Potatoes, bbL. Sl.TJuZZ5.
! sweet potatoes, Dbl, S2,75N450; yams,
Z DOL. SLZJH5 90. Cabbage per 100.
J toc9SIOo. CucumOers, bu., S275ltG.JJ
onions, bu., .60aSyc. Celery. per crate,
( SJ25fJ450. Squash, Fla, per basket.
/ Sl25a250. Beans, per basket. S2OUa550.
/ Egg plants, per crate, S2.25g3.ZJ. PEP
peEs, crate, Sl-5J02.UJ- Caullh0wer Der
I crate, SLZJuL0J. Lettuce, Fla, per
/ basket. $l-ZJ4zyU.
GRAIN.
%, Wheat-Choice. 5GcqSLOo: fair 10 good.
/ y soci ordinary, Ss9J-c.
! Eye-1Jc.
/ Corn-sheIled white 63a6lc: sheHcd.
yellow, GO 63c.
New corn-Ear. 32.s5a3O0
J Oats-W esternl white, No. 2. 55g55-
} mixed, 445GC.
Hay-Timothy. Western. No. ]. $3.50
! u. Western, No. 2 8l5JoQ l5.50i West
/ ern, mixed. AE509l5-JO
GAME.
/ Quau-Per dozen, 81 55a3.O5; small, per
LIVE STOCK
/ Cattle-EXtra, per cwt., $500: butcher.
/ FER cwt., S5.25G3.5J; common, per cWL.
! Sl.J0uZCO.
/ HOgs-Per cWt-. gross. $475Q5J0: ordl-
| nary, per cwt-, $425U451
! Sheep-Clipped, $780, common, $3.50.
/ thanksgiving choice, &C. medium
| 6U7c
/ Calves-Prime, per H., S14c; medium.
I per D., Sc grass. per 10. &C
Cows-Prime, fresh, each. S40.O0a5Q0C;
[ Ss.VJQI0.G0
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
WASHINGTON STOCKS
WERE FAIRLY ACTIVE
Gas Strong, But Traction
Stocks and Bonds Were
All Somewhat Lower.

There was really a fairly good market
for local securities today, even though
prices were a shade lower on some
things and a point on others. The re-
cent reports of the local traction and
gas companies have given considerable
Information as to their ealnings and
prospects and have caused some holders
TO seek a market for their stock and
others TO pick up a little stock for in
vestment Then, too. the good invest
ments offered in the bond market have
brought buying orders. while the dull
ness and inactivity on Wall street may
have induced some little trading in
local securities of a speculative chNr-
acter-
Better conditions has caused some lit
tie demand for bank stock and between
these various influences business is GER
tainly picking W..
Capital Traction found new low
level at rs the first sale OF the session.
a twenty-share lot, thereafter selling at
l20 for small lots. There was nothing
IN the annual statement that should be
at all disCouraging.
There was more doing In Washington
Railway preferred than for weeks.
There were but Two prices, o ana BOA
on cali, but after the call nTty-SndTe
lots were sold at 601s- Tne annual state
ment of the company contained nothing
discOura glng. other than the fact that
the company sold its bonds at 20 per
cent discount.
A feature OF the report Of both trac-
ton companies was the scattered condl-
ton OF the holdings. and the compare
lively small number OF stockholders
owning large blocks OF stocks. This
shows the character of the Investments
in the stocks. but IL also might be taken
as an indication OF the ease with which
a bear movement might be undertaken
~ Lc nr Ltc-a
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
King Alfonso Will Send
Relative to Royal Funeral

MADRID, Feb. 4.-Late~- ~dvices from
Lisbon indicate that Portugal IS quiet
and the new government in full control.
The leaders of the various parties rep
resented in the cabinet have agreed on
lines on which to run the coalition and
the cOrtes will be convoked immediate
ly-
King Alfonso viii be represented at
the funeral of the late King Carlos and
Crown Prince LUZ by the Infante Fer
nande.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
GAP | AIN GORDON
SUCCEEDS CUTSHAW
R. E. Lee Camp of Veterans
Hears of Death of
COmrade.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEY Va FER 4

r, z. Lee Camp OF Confederate Vet
Grams held a melting at their hall In
Prince street last evening. The grand
commander Of the State reported that
Col. William r. Cutshaw had died since
the last meeting and that he had appoint
ed Captain Gordon TO Ill the vacancy.
He also reported that he had appointed
Capt. W. b. Graham alde-de-camp.
Charles ;. Taylor was elected financial
secretary and treasurer
The meeting decided 10 open a library
Of confederate literature and the fol-
lowing were appointed TO take charge of
the matter: John r. Zimmerman and
Edgar VARIED, ST.
H. n Brawner, Of Mosby's command.
and Beverly r. Mason. Of the Black
stone Cavalry, were elected 10 mem
bership.
the committee appointed to draft res
buttons on the deaths Of Comrades
Thomas Perry ana W. W. Sherwood
made their reports, which were adopted.
Gov. Claude A. Swanson has not vet
communicated to anyone I'm this cirv
MS intended course in the case Of George
NUGGETS, the cOlored man sentenced 10
De hanged February Il. Attorney Brum-
PACK, one Of Midgets' counsel. stated
inns morning that he was expecting.
WOTu from the governor every dav- ia
regard to what action he INTENDED 80
I take In the case. lIidEets is sin in
4 lAe jail al Fort lIyeI Courthouse. The
sc1uOl1 has been erected I'm me ian
zero ana everything is IN readiness Tor
lAe execution.
In the corporation court. Judge Rar-
icy presiding today decree was en-
leled IN the case Of Annie T. Webster.
guardian OF Mary Z. Webster and Annie
=. " epsteT, rs. Mary =. Webster and
annie T. webster, appointing Howard
. w. Smith guardian al Item
me court was busy today with the
( nearing IT. the Injunction proceedings
"a ~ aeili-l5 ton jackson Us. the Rev Mr.
/ f,lliueaHs and others
IN ms court yesterday a final decree
HGs entered in the case OF the Empire
LfiII company VS.. Payne ct al
Chief Goods, Acting Lieutenant Rob
eFLs. and Policemen Nicholson. Bach.
and Gill yesterday afternoon raifed -
Pel5ey Joint AT Pitt and Princess streets.
. ana arrested eleven colorcd uau. In the
ponce court this morning Justice Cation
/ fined Ham Nelson. Richard Grav "a
ward Green. and George Jackson each
$50, and George Young. Noah Green
ana Walter Thomas each SO for uro-
/ noting policy. John Bailey. Jack Con
ner, John Lewis, and Turner Jackson
were dismissed.
A committee composed Of President
Nlliiams. Secretary Cation. Kenneth
ogden, and Chief Petty went TO Wash
/ iuEcou yesterday and extended - CHI
I Belt an invitation for the Fire Depart-
| Went 20 be ia the parade en- this CITY
on the 22nd inst CHIEF Belt told The
/ committee that he would be ln Alex
"a mF.
him ten pieces of the FIRE apparatus OF
Washington.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
FlVE-CENT THEATERS
OBEY LAWS UPON SAFETY

The Electrical Inspector Of the District
today reported to the Commissioners on
the conditions at WaShington's many
scent theateTs, which come under the
same law as regular playhouses.
The inspector states that he found but
one theater below the standard of safe
ty and the management OF that house
promised to rewire the building immed-
lately
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
BENNING CITIZENS ORGANIZE.

RenninE citizens have organized to
consider the widening of Beuning road.
A bill looking toward this Improvement
is pending IN the House. and probably
viii be referred 70 the Commissioners.
The citizens last evening elected Robert
B0wdIer. president, and J. y. Wood
secretary. The organization will be
perfected ct the next meeting to be held
within a few days
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
SIDNEY BIEBER ENDORSED
BY REPUBLICAN CLUB

The ElLnc InvInCIble Republican
Club with about 200 members present.
met at its headquarters. 5.5 i street
northwest, last night and indorsed
Sidney BiebeT for delegate from the
District 10 the Republican national con
VentIOu IN Chicago next June.
The Blaine InviuCIbIe Club is the
leading political Organization among the
CoIored voters Nj Bieber was roni-
mated COR Endorsement by the r. r
Horner, member Of TIC Board Of Edu-
cation
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
COTTON OPENING SLOW;
SENTIMENT Is BEARlSH

NEW YORK. FEB. 4.-BusIness at the
opening was slow and sentiment bear
ish First prices were Z to g points
lower About ten minutes after call a
little buying by commission houses alb
sorbed the offerings and prices rallied a
few points.
Opening: February March, 1O.96d10.97;
May, I0-93dIO.94; July. I074Q1075, Au-
gust, 1855 asked
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
TWO DEAD, THIRTEEN HURT,
IN CARTRIDGE EXPLOSION

CAPUA. Italy Feb. 1.-Two were
killed, three fatally injured, and ten
other employees received serious injury
when q box of cartridges being raised
from one floor to another fell and eX-
ploded IN the works of the Caupa Car
fridge Company.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
House Adopts Resolution
Of Sympathy at Murder

Upon motion OF Representative Cous-
ms (Rep,, Iowa., chairman OF the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs, the
House today adopted a resolution OF
sympathy with the people of Portugal
over the assassination OF their King
and crown prince.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
Carlos Insured His Life
For 100000 in England

LONDON. Feb. At became known
today that King Carlos, of Portugal,
carried a life insurance policy Tor $780,
Oc0 in one of the British comps MES,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
STOCKS, BONDS. MONEY, AND GRAIN
New York Stocks

Quotations furnished BY Post & FlagE
members OF New YORK Stock Exchange. 1881
r ct. nW.l
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by f. f Hutton
& Co, members New York Stock tx
change. 1871 r street northwest:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
PORTUGUESE KING PICKS
ANOTHER NEW CABINET;
HIS WOUNDS HEALING

Continued from First Page)
It is understood his Incarnation shows
that English interference is uuneces-
sary 20 preserve the dynasty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
Washington Gas Firm,

Washington Gas shares were strong
selling al %. The compeny actually eX-
pects and counts on winning its Aght for
Increased capitalization.
AIerRenthaler sold at 1877 and lSo, tne
former for one share. Lanston SOLD
IOls. o.,
fol traction SIS, ll0is. Washington RAN
way As, IS TO 777s- This is slight de-
cline.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-02-04
Washington Prices

Capital Traction SIS. Sl,OoOgl1ols, 1900
Qll0' s.. 0JJG'-J, 9l000ano-
Washington Railway and Electric s.
81 OJll-S SlCU0NII5G.
Chesapeakt and Potomac Telephone 8 s,
81 G01GIOl7s-
1888. 5gl1Sst, 29l0.
Washington Railway and Electro
preferred l0d65. 40aE5iz 40Q65ia. 5QbJ3a
Z0dG5ls. l5ut-1z-
Washington Gas. 25G70, 25g10.
1fergeuthaler, lglS1, JglsJ.
Lanston, l0Jn1OIs,
American National Bank. l0dlJ1.
After Call-W ashingtOn Railway and
Electric IS SlG0dU7s.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
Ferred. 800 65iB, 50a65ls.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

KKECKO. w Paw{owie bawi4o
sic dwdch chtopc6w " oborze do
m%innalnej, przyczem 1eden z Mich,
9 letn, Jag,elski, W psdl do basenu
napelniouego swlezym wywarem !
tax okropnle sig poparzyf. u
kr6tko potem wyziona} ducha
wsr6d s%trasznych m~eczarni.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
wzial strze'be do reki i wymierzy1

wziaf strze'be do reki wym'erzyf
ja " zartach XII woh'odz2ozj do sic
nj IL l%etniej c6reczce robotnika.
Wisniewskiego. W tel chwill padl
s%trza}, kt6ry ugodM dziewczynke
" glove. N.eszcze6liwe dziecko po~
nios}o smierG natYchmiast- ).
twierdzi, re stawiajac strzelbe W
sieni, ME w1edzia@, il jest nabita.
OsTR0W. W jednej z ostat~
Mich nocy zamordowa} gospodarz
Karol Golihski W lamkach swego
2%4-letniego syna, poczem sam ode"
bral sobie zycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
PSZCZYNA. Straszny wy

PSzCZYNA. straszny wy.
padek wydarzy{ sic W Laskarecza|
po stronie austryack,ej. Robotnik
Mlchaf Rosa przYni6sf cd piracy ":
kamieniotomach dynamit zn.arznie~
ty. j polozy} 60 ma plecu. Nied}u-.
60 potem nastapi} silny wybuch j
robotnik R., kt6rY siedzia{ najbll-
lei pieca, zosta} rozerwany W sztu-
XII. Syn jego, ls~letnl chfopak,
odlnii6sl o'e4kie pokaleczenia
|przytem nastapi} wybuch, zosta}
prawie doszczetnle zburzony.
KSIADZ prob. Wajda kandyda7
tenn ma pos}a. Polski Prow,ncyo9
nalny Komitet wyborczy ola Sla"
ska ustanowif1na okreg pszczyhsko@
rybnickl kandydature KS. probosz--
cza raw}a Wajdy 2 Kielcza Okreg
ten jes, ola mas pewny. Prey wyb,..
rach gf6wnych " zesz}ym roku pa
dlo g}os6w polsklch IA ks. prob:
skowrohskiego 90, oas, nlemieckich'
razem 1o,la7, a sooyalistycznyeh
347. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
Boil i oszezedzenia dola-
I row. A:

E S, I,opefsz Marilla, N, Y
mdwi:s .lestem cie6la j wiele ME.
bezpiecznych skaleczen wyleczy}em
B Arnikewq masoia, co nj
zaoszcyedzl{o b6lu dolar6w. Jest.
to najlep5szaa imasd jaka kiedykol-
wick spotka}em'' .Goi sparzenia:
RAINY wfzody febryozne RAINY. Wy
'svpke ], gruezO}Y. 25c. M. j. 10,
walewskleggo, .aptekarza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13
WIEsCI OJCZYZNY
2 PRUS P0LsKICH.

q PRUS POLSklCH.
SEP0LNO. Listonosz Salski z
Lutowa zostal przymusowo pensyo~
nowanY, ponlewaz s~twierdzono' re
przy wyborach g}osow wal ma polskies
go kandydata' Poniewaz p~oczatkor
wo wypiera} sig w~szystkigo, wyto-
ezono mu process, " kt6rym 60
zniewolono do ~z}ozenia przysiegi;
zezna}, ze odda} CLOS ma polskiego
kandydata~ TAX OTTO wyglada
wolnosG W Prusach.
-Plzy biegan1u ma }yzw ach
wpad} pewien ch}opiec W pr7erebel.
Ma czcsescie znajdowaf sig W POI
hlizu mularz Rrhnke, kt6ry bleda'
ka zdo1a} uratowaG.
W. TRABKl. W pobliskiem
E}ganowie ~wydarzy} sic n~ieszczeeSli-
Wy wypadek. zona kolonisty D J.
wickiego, odebrawazy cd mega
praebywajacego W Krdlestwie Pol
sk,em list. pob,eg}a do sas'ada 2
prosba o przeczytanie listu. 2 l POI
letnia cdreczka pozosta}a sam "a ', v
do,nu, gdyz s}uzaca zajeta by1a ~
podw6rzu Dziecko zblizy}o sig dc
rozpalonego piecyka, cd kt6reg<
zaje}y sic suk1enki. Ma krzyk die
oiecja przybieg}a s}uzaaca i obla''
p1onqce dziecie woda. P}omieh 20
stall ~ugaszody, biedactwo odnioslt
jednak tax clezkie poparzenia, i
kilka godzin potcm zmarfo wsrot
o%kropnych. bolesci."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-13

napelnionego swlezym wyWarem !
tax okropnle sig %poparzyf, u
kr6tko potem wyziona} ducha
wsr6d strasznych meczarni.
KOZMIN. Okropna 6m,ercia "a
zycie 4%-letnia c6reczka
chalupnika Adamskiego W Gar
nym sadie. Matka wysz}a ne chwi'.
le z izby celem wydojenia krowy.
Kiedy wr6ci}a, z~asta}a dzlccko, sic
dzace ma p%od}odze, " okroPnym
stanle. Sukienki by}y zupe}nie zwe~
CLONE, a dziecko samo s%trasznie.
popalone ma brzuchu j nogach. Nj"
mo natychmiastowej pomocY lekar-.
skiei skonalo malenstwo tego sa~
mego ~jeszcze dnia W ~strasznychl
meczarniach. Dzlecko zbli&yfo sic
W nieob .cno6ci :"atki do pieca l
cd p}omleni zaje4y s,e~sukienkl.
: OSTRZEsZ0W. Straszny wypa>
dek zdarzy.} sig ma tutejszem pred,
miesciu. Chfopiec, syn gospodarza
Jeziory, siedzac ma tylnem sledze>
niu dose ostro ]adacego wozu, draz-
nil PISA, kt6ry biegi "a wozem. Pies
ro2bestwiony wskoczyf ma wdz ]
urwa{ biednemu ch}opcu prawie zae
pelnie policzek.
SREM. Robotnik Wiadys{aw
Hoffman W Chuwa{kowie, wcho.
dz2c ma st6g,. zesunaf sic z nlego j
upad} ma wildly, kt6re mu przeb'-,
Oily kolano. Nieszczs6Iiwego odda~
no W opieke lekarsk2.
ROBOTNlKA Franciszka Maj.
chrzaka W Mieczewie, zatrudnione-
60 W leslie, p~rzywali}o upadajace:
drzewo tax nieszcze6liwie ze b;edak
ciezkie odnids} oFaleezenia.
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SULMJERZYCE. C6reczka pew
nego murarza z Szawouy napila sig
w6dki i z ego powodu umarfa.
ROGOWO. Gcspodarzowi POI
lunskiemu z G~a}ezewka ~prysne}a
drzazga W oko, tax, il bedzie mu
sia} sic poddat o~peracyi. Zachodzi
Ottawa, 10 zupelnie zan,ewidzi.
OSTROW. " tutejszym sadie
przysieg}ych skazano so-letnia Kaa-
tarzyne stasiak z I. Masanowaa ma ma
p6ltora roku wjezienia "a to, Re
podczas k}6tni ~uderzy}a swojego ~
letniego meza widlami " glove,
skutkiem czego zmar}..
los 81 " q u Sc =
Uczmy .dziecl nasze
nnlo11ionn ma