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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
CORTELY0U
DEFENDS ACTION
Secretary of Treas
ury Submits De-
tailed Report
ASKED FOR BY CONGRESS
General Financial Trans.
actions of Government
Outlined in Full.

Washington, Jan. 29.--In response
to resolution agreed to by the Sen.
ate on December 18th, 1907, Secretary
OF the Treasury George B. Cortelyou
today transmitted to that body detail
ed statements concerning the award
Ioi the Panama canal bonds and the
three per cent certificates Of indebted.
ness, together with the recent flnan.
cial transactions of the government.
|embodying information as to the
general state Of the nations finances
during the closing months of 1907 and
for the period over which the recent
financial panic extended
Letter Accompanies Report
The report, which is accompanied
by a long letter from Secretary Cor
telyou, embraces a list of govern
ment repositories and the amount of
money placed on deposit there on
various dates; list of other banks
with the amount of national deposits
and the security held therefore: state.
ments showing the condition of nation.
|al banks at the close OF business on
August % and December and the
amount OF bank notes outstanding at
these various periods; lists of banks
and individuals who received the Pan
ANA canal bonds and lists OF those
who bid for the bonds without receiy.
ing any allottments and the subscrip-
tions OF three per cent certificates of
Indebtedness; data concerning the
clearing house certificates and all 9th.
|er financial transactions which took
place during the period mentioned in
the resolution.
Secretary Defends Action Taken.
The secretary defends the issuance
|of the Panama canal bonds and treas
ury certificates by saying that IT was
advisable to take some strong and
resolute step which would convince
the public, both at home and abroad,
that the government was thoroughly
Ialiye to the situation and was de-
Itermined to give aid in every possible
! legal and proper form.
Concerning the allotment of the
new issue Of securities, he says:
National Banks Given Preference.
Their character was such that 1t
was anticipated that the most of the
subscriptions would come from nation.
al banks, that the two per cent bonds
afforded such privileges to national
banks as a basis Of note circulation.
that outside investors would find In
the canal bonds nothing more than
the best form of security paying only
two per cent and that 1t was expected,
and this expectation was fulfilled, that
the bonds would be used chiefly as
basis for additional note circulation"
This, Secretary Cortelyou thought
justified the restriction exercised In
the awards. For the same reason he
confined the issue Of the per cent
certificates Of indebtedness as much
as possible to national banks.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
MINING COMPANY IN
HANDS OF RECEIVER
Sierra Consolidated Gold Mining Com
pany Involved In Big
Failure.

New York, Jan. 29.-Former U. S.
Senator Warner Miller, Of Herklmer,
this state, engaged in vast mining en-.
terprises in this state and New Mex.
leo, has made assignment for the bene.
At of his creditors. Chief among the
assets Of the bankrupt Is the Sierra
Consolidated Gold Mining company,
of which Miller was the president and
chief promoter. This company owns
extensive properties in Sierra county
New Mexico, which 1t tried to develop
but the recent financial stringency
made 1t impossible to secure the nee
essary funds This company went into
the hands Of receiver several weeks
ago. the action being brought in the
West Virginia courts by the bondhold
ers, 1t Is said, In default Of interest
payments.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
FIRE DESTROYS
PACKING PLAN +
Nelson, Morris and Company at Kan.
sas City, Suffers $75o.00o
Loss.

Kansas City, Jan. 29.--Fire of un.
known origin started in the canning
department on the second floor Of the
twin main building Of the two million
dollar packing plant of Nelson, Morris
and Company, on the Kaw river In
Kansas City Kansas last night,
threatened the destruction Of the en-.
tire plant and caused a loss estimat.
ed at s750,000 before 1t was controll
ed. All efforts to save the east main
building in which the fire started and
the box factory were abandoned With
in a half hour after the flames were
discovered and the flremen devoted
themselves to the work OF saving the
other buildings. The building IN
which the fire started contained the
canning department and killing beds
and the contents supplied the fire with
fuel which made the flames difficult
to combat. The fire had gained great
headway before the fire department
arrived and the heat was so intense
that 1t was impossible for the firemen
to make any progress In checking II
except to prevent Its spreading. The
box factory in the rear OF the main
building was entirely destroyed. The
flames also spread to the cattle chutes
many Of which were burned. The
main building contained the general
Offices and the engine room and much
salvage from the burned buildings was
carried into It. Nelson, Morris and
Company's plant was the newest in
the city. having been completed but
two wears ago.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
DErOSITORS GUARD
HOMES OF BANKERS
People Of Rocky Ford Caught in Re.
cent Failure Fear Accused otielaIs
viii Leave State.

Rocky Ford, Colo. Jan. 29.-Addi-
tional arrests of officials of the State
Bank of Rocky Ford, which closed Its
doors recently. We're made late yester-
day. The persons taken in custody
were E. J. Smith, cashier and D. w.
Barkley, Jr., assistant cashier. They
were subsequently released on bonds
Of $4,000 each. The charge against
them is receiving deposits when they
knew the bank to be insolvent. The
homes Of the other officials Of the de-
funct bank are being guarded day and
night by agents of the depositors' com.
mittee. Members of the committee OK
plain that this is done to prevent them
leaving the state.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
NEW ASSISTANT IN
ENClNEERS'S OFFICE
Charles w. Miller. Of Las Cruces vii
Be Clerk Of Territorial Board Of
Water Commissioners.

Territorial Engineer Vernon L.
Sullivan will have an assistant in his
Office after February who will also
be clerk of the Territorial Board OF
Water Commissioners. The position
will be assumed by Charles w. Miller
Of Las Cruces, draughtsman and
irrigation engineer, brother Of John
O. Miller, registrar of the New Mexi
co College Of Agriculture and Me-
chanic Arts. Mr.. Miller Is expected
to arrive in the city Friday or Satur
day. He has been a student at the
College Of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts. Miss Avis Brumback will be
retained in the engineers office as
stenographer.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
PRETTY TRIBUTE TO
MARTYRED EXECUTIVE
Carnations Much in Evidence Today
In capital-Worn In Memory Of
Late President Mckinley.

Pink and red carnations were much
in evidence today in the Capital.
Practically all Of the territorial and
federal officials In the city together
with many private citizens were OBJ.
served wearing the pretty flowers
pinned to coat lapels or bodlces as a
token Of reverence to the late Presl-
dent William Mckinley, who. during
his public life, almost invariably wore
a nosegay Of a pink or red carnation
which was his favorite flower.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
MERCER OF MEXICAN
LINES A CERTAINTY
Details Are Being Completed With the
Diaz Government-Tol Issue
New Stcck and Bonds.

New York, Jan. 29--The merger of
the National Railroad Of Mexico and
the Mexican Central railroad New
York financial men say will be com.
ipleted in week or ten days. Under
an agreement reached with the Mexi-
can government, a new company is to
be formed and new stock and bonds
issued which will be turned over to
stockholders Of the old companies.
First mortgage bonds bearing 4 1-2
per cent interest and ordinary mort
gage bonds at per cent will be is
sued in addition to ten or more class.
| es of stock.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
ARRESTED AND
TURNED LOOSE
Territory Fails to Make Case Of Al.
legged Cattle Stealing Stick Against
James Chiders.

Accused of having stolen cattle.
James Childers was arrested by ]. F.
Murray an officer of the Territorial
Mounted Police at Ketner, but was
released from custody after pre-
liminary hearing, according to an Of
flcial report received today by Captain
Fred Fornoff. The justice of the
peace before whom he was arraigned
did not consider the evidence sufflc-
lent to warrant having him bound ov-
er to the grand jury.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
Mines to Re.open Soon.

1t is learned from an authoritative
source that the Santa Fe Gold and
Copper company will resume opera
tlons at San Pedro within few weeks
The properties of the company were
closed down several months ago at the
beginning Of the financial panic. How
ever, limited force of men has been
kept at work cleaning up, installing
new machinery and doing development
work. The above report shows that
the mines of this company are among
the most important in New Mexico.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
HENEY ATTACKS
OREGON SENATOR
Sensational Prosecutor Denounces
Official in Bitter Public Address at
Portland.

Portland, Ore, Jan. 29.-In speech
last night on Graft Versus Good Citi-
zenship," Francis ]. Heney attacked
United States Senator Charles w.
Fulton. The speaker presented his
|evldence much as lawyer does in
trying a case, reading what he de-
|clared were signed statements to pub
lie documents and sworn affidavits In
|substantiaton of his accusation that
Fulton has misused his high Office.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
PARTICIPATE IN
LENGTHY CONFERENCY
New Mexicans Given Hearing Before
House Committee on Territories
Regarding Statehood.
Special to the New Mexican.

Special to the New Mexican.
Washington, Jan. 29.-The House
Committee on Territories, Chairman
Edward L. Hamilton presiding, held a
session last evening at which hear
ing was given to the New Mexicans
in the Capital. The hearing was quite
lengthy and exhaustive. There appear
ed before the committee, Governor
George Curry Ex-Governor l.. Bradford
Prince, National Committeeman Solo,
mon Luna, Harry w. Kelly, Of Vegas,
and Attorney G. J. Roberts, Of Ration.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
LARGE WAREHOUSE BURNS
ENrAILiNG $4,000 LOSS

indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 29.-Fire in
the warehouse Of Henry Coburn and
Company early today caused loss of
100000. One hundred firms with
goods stored in the warehouse are
the losers. Marion county lost 100000
worth Of voting machines. Six fire.
men were slightly hurt.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
Senator Miller Known Here.

Senator Miller Is we'll known In San
Ia Fe, having visited here at different
times while en- route to and from the
properties Of his company in Sierra
county. His friends will hear with re-
gret Of his embarrassment. The pro.
perties of the company are extensive
and large amounts of money have al
ready been spent in development work
and in the installation Of mining ma
chinery and equipment.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
GOVERNOR CURRY
GIVES UP FIGHT
No Hope for State.
hood at This
Session
EARNEST PLEA IS IN VAIN
Executive Invites Congress.
sional Committee to Visit
Territory Next Summer.
x \ y = X \ \ = =
Associated Press.

y Washington, Jan. 29.-New
y Mexico today practically gave
< up its efforts to obtain state
= hood at this session of the
< Sixtieth Congress, when Gov
= ernor George Curry, appearing
= with former Governor l.. Brad
y ford Prince, before the House
y Committee on Territories, in
< vited that committee and the
= corresponding committee from
y the Senate to visit New Mexico
y next summer, after the nation.
y al convention to see and Judge
= for themselves whether the ter
= ritory which, for fifty years
= has been seeking admission as
y a state, Is entitled to that bene-
= fit.
y 1t is understood that Cover
y nor Curry's invitation, follow
y ing the suggestion made to him
= by Speaker Joseph Cannon a
y few days ago that it would not
= be wise to press the statehood
y issue on the eve Of preslden-
= tial campaign, signifies a truce
= for the winter. It Is positive
= ly denied that in consideration
y of this REIMBURSEMENT, the
= House Committee on Terrltor-
s les or its chairman, (Represen.
s tative Hamilton of Michigan,)
= has agreed to favorably report
= the statehood bill at the short
= session next December, but the
= delegation hopes for such ac-
s tion.
= The principal speaker before
= the committee was former Gov
= ernor l.. Bradford Prince. He
= briefly sketched the efforts put
s forth by the people Of New
= Mexico throughout the last
= half century to gain statehood
= and claimed that the present
y population of the territory was
< 100000, based on the last
= school census and gave a COM
= paratlve resume Of its varied
y resources.
= The committee took no ac-
= tion on Governor Curry's in
= vitation.
y e = y = y y y = y
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
MITCHELL SUGGESTS
INSURANCE FEATURE.

Indianapolis Ind, Jan. 29.-The
suggestion Of President John Mitchell
for an insurance feature with an in.
demnity Of 500 for death or total dis
ability, was discussed at length at to-
days session Of the United Mine
Workers Of America and then sent to
the committee Tor re-drafting.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
cashier LooTs VAULT NJ
OF BANK AND SklPS

Enid, Okla, Jan. 29--The Alva Bank
of Commerce with $4,000 capital
stock Is closed and Cashier Lou West
fall Is missing. He Is charged with
looting the institution Of all the de.
posits. The depositors will lose moth.
ing. the directors declare.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29

The New Mexican Printing company
Is prepared to furnish cards de visite
for ladies and for gentlemen on short
notice in frst class style at reason.
liable prices, either engraved or print
led. Call in the New Mexican Printing
company,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
INDIANS REPORTED
KILLING DEER
Game Warden Griffin Goes to Investi-
gate, Accompanied BY OFFICER Of
Mounted Police.

Territorial Game Warden William
e. Griffin has gone to investigate the
alleged killing of deer out Of season
by certain Indians whom 1t is said be.
long to the pueblo of Santa Clara. He
was accompanied by Lieutenant John
w. Collier of the Territorial Mounted
Police. Z
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1908-01-29
BENITO LOPEZ DIES
FROM PNEUMONIA
Succumbs After Weeks illness
Leaves Mother and One Sister
Funeral Tomorrow.

After an illness Of one week Of pnerl.
monia, Benito Lopez died yesterday at
the family residence on Canon Road
He was sixteen years of age, the son
Of Mrs. Estefena Lopez and the late
Justo Lopez.
Besides his mother he leaves one
sister, Miss Paulita Lopez, to mourn
his sudden and untimely death. Funer
al services will be held tomorrow
morning at the Cathedral, followed by
interment in Rosario cemtery,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
Ola cl1orych
kobiet darmo!

: - '.'r.-t : 'i@- - " e. 49,: g.
Gdy cierpisz ma bale up}a,
wy LUX opadniecie macicy.
,nadmierne, bolesne Tub "a
trzymane peryodY,: bezplod-
nose, b6l krzyza, gaowy, To-
ladka, merck, piersi, nerwo-
wost lub reumatyzm, pisz
do mnie za1qczajac &c. marke,
a po6le CT darmo wskaz6wki,
jak sauna }atwo' = wyleczyc sic
motese, a kuraeya koszto-
wac Cies bedzie tylko kilka
cent6w tygodniowo.
Adres= TAXI:
Mrs. A. S. Hon
/ South Bend,
Box w. Ind.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06

4 - G'EsEyFE 90 ~ - - s-t8 -" 80 L& -. s--.aE 80.
lejoHseo. PeTien arzednzika, tt6ry
Y ohwili nieszcsedcia jadl dnada-.
Mo, adstylw os.s jeszose wy.ko-
cs5t : okna !, uszedl nieohybnejj
|amieroi. Podrdtnym MIC sie nte
.at.lo, niekt6rzy tylko zrsuoem !
lavet, odn,e1li kilka guz6w. Ma.
issEyn,dol obu lokomotyw rato~ali
sic dosd wczetnie smisi1m skok,em
Z maszyny. sskody materyalne SO.
wielkie.-Wdroaone 6ledztvo Wy
kaz.1o, te ooajj maszyni4oi % ME-
winni, co do spowodowania ME.
sxcze6c'a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
Ma: sprzed.az

] Dobra 12O akrowa .farma
ma stprzedaz, 80 ARROW pod
.p}ugiem, reszta b6r i past
wiska. Dom murowany i du-
4y nowy chlew, =dostatni. ma
40 sztuk by,dla is koni TO-
kolo, 100 ton6W' siiabnl1a, 'r66z--
no budynlki, dobra. studnia;,
wszpstko,w W nalepsz.yms no
.rzadku, Tylko d milisod Wi
nony: Blizszych szczeg6}6w
q wla6ciciela J6zefa Sunni
:skiegosssw Bluff Siding, Wis:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
Trzy1nac dom otwarty.

Ka3dy jest mile witany jezeli sig
ezuiemY dobrze; q czujemy sig tax
ty]ko, gdy- nasze trawi4ce organs
pracujq reg ularnie. ORA Kings
Naw Life Pigu1kl reguiuj4 dziala-
ole. to}4dka. watroby.i wpetrzno6ci,
10 ME motna by sig czu6 do6rze
bess u4geia tyct p:gutek: $50 W
apiece NJ. J. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
CIEKAWE RzEC)zlY
Z}Obek betleemsk1

kt6ry s}usyi "a kolebke Dzieoiatiu
lezus, znajduje sig W prsechowa'
niu " Rzy ME, ma Monte Esquil'-
no, " bazylice Santa Mara Ma.
ggiore. Go roku, " wigilie Bo4e~
10 ,Narodzenia mozna ogladaG te
sw. relikwle. o p6lnooy jeden z
kardyna}6w udaie sig do kaplioy
del Crocefisso", opartej ma 10
kolumnach porfrowyoh i odpra'
via try msze 6w. tax wv. npaster~
XII u o}tarza, " kt6rym sic pre-
chowuje Bozy 4}obek. Pc nabo~
zehstvi lie odbywa sig procesya, "
czasie kt6rej celebrant obnosi
kryszta}owa kasetke zawierajaca
cztery Dire wienka, Z jakich sklada3
sic z{obek betleemskl. Pred zabo-
rem Rzymu papieze udawsli sic
pieszo do bazyliki S. M. Maggie
re i odprawiali mszc sw. W kapl.cy
,,Del Crocefsso". Gdy sic rozpo-
ozynaia procesya, salwy armstaie
m zamku Anio4a cynajmia}y Rzy~
now rocznice przyj6c'a ma SWAT
Zbawiciela; r6wnoczeenie roz-
brzmiewa}y dzwieki dzwon6w
wszystkioh kosoiof6w rzymskioh.
Pc procesyi papie& zjawiaf sig ma
balkon1e bazyliki i udziela4 wier-
nym b}ogosfaw,ehstwa Aposte IL
sklego.
Papiez Klcmens VIII, znany z
vielkici poboznosci, udawa} sic do
bazyliki S. M. Msggiore bardzo
czesto o swicie i bose, i odpraw al
msze sw. kaplicy z}6bka betle~
emskicgo. Papiez ten by} swego
nuncyuszem aposto!sk,m W
Warszawie. Ma jego grobowcu W
cappella Borghese wyryta W mar
murze p}askorzezba, prz%edstawia~
jaca wjszd do Rzymu poselstwa
polskiego-z biskupami Pociejem i
Terleckim ma czele, kt6re miaio
z}ozy6 Klemensowi VIII podzie+
kowanie "a pomoc " doprowa>
dzeniu do skutku uni Brzeskiej.
Okropne zab5jstwo
popelnil W Oliwie inwalida woj.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
.SkutecznY poInysl policyi,

.SkutecznY p0InYM pO11cy1.
Niedawno ukradz iono'jubilerow,
Wernerowi Y. Berlinie naszyjnik,
:ozdobiony 81 perlami wagi 80 ka-
ratow- Podeiryenie pablo M jakg6
:mloda kobiete,: kt6ra v: t~owarzyst-
vie mezozyy:znry przYbYla do julie
ra wspomnianego i oglqdaia roz,-
matte wyroby ziotniose, ale. mic ME
klupiwssy, opu6clla sklep. Dopiero
zpo d}u1szym czasie spostrzezono,
ise ma miejsoe drogiego naszyjnika
#.ktos umiekoii podobny niece, ale
.podrobiony. Podejrzenie, jakwspo-
mnielidmy,: pablo ma. owe mloda ko-
.biete. 2 opisu jjej osoby= i stro]u
;polioya prsyszla. do przekonania, e
naszyjnik skradla rumuhska SPICE
waozka: ogrddkowych teatrzyk6w,
Mi ;balescu. w dn'u. wigilijnym u
w'ez,ono ja, gdy choiala. sprzeda6
> per{y, kt6re, Werner stanowezo
rozpozna} jake swoja. w3ssnost.: u
W sziona wypiera&a. SIG. energioznie:
why, a. rewisyas W je':
mieszkaniu ME przynios}s 4adnego:
,Polkne}a reszte perez"
.-powiedzia&a sobie pol,oya j do
potraw ola uwiezionej doda}a sro~
dek przeczyszczajacy. Bardzo rych-
10 odzyskano " ten spos6b So per
rel, a winowajozyni p~rzysnaia SIC:
do kradziety.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
Uwodzenie nieletn1ch
d~zfeWcZatek.

w Parytu wielkie wratenie Wy
wo4a}a sprawl uwodzenia nielet-
mich dziewczatek W dzielnioy ro-
.botniozej B~ellexille. Pofioya ed-
kry}a bande indywidu6w, kt6re "
spos6b bezwstydny handlowa}y'.
dziewozetami. Policya uwiezi{a 9
os6b wmieszanyoh W ts sprawe, q
opr6oz tezo pewnego bardzo bogas
tego fabrykanta, kt6rego naswista
dsiennikl paryskie dotad ME poda~
~. Gdy agenoi policyi zjawili sic
" pomieszkaniu cwego fabrykanta,
usi}owat on odebrat sobie *ycie
przez przeoieoie tetnic, ale zdo}ano
samcb6istwo udaremnit, a winne1
go odstawic do wiezienia sledosego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06

skowI, q obeon,e. malarz Teof
schlass, saamieszks}y ma Pelon-
kaoh " domu ;ntroligatorai Knoo.'
pa. Byl g dnia v sopooie, gdsEiiee
sobie podpii, : wr6oiw szy dodor
mn, poozsi wymy6la6 tonic, zpo-'
wodu jtdzenia. w kohcu wsial sig
do rosbiiania naozya do do diawie
mia: zony, kt6ra: " kohcu ru,nreesa
bez tyoia ma. ziemie. Morderce od..
n~atychmisst do w~ieezieenuiaa,,i
jeszoze tego samego dnia odbylf
z MIN so}tYs LIGHTER hans przesfu-
chy. Zab6joa a6maczy} sic skru-
SONY, Re dziala{ pod wplyweml
kurczu seroowego i wcale ME
wiedziaf co robi.-PochodM on ze
z rodsic6w pijak6w i Q.
dziedziczyl pc Mich pietno pijac,.
kie. Brat mordercy otruf SIG v
roku zesz}ym W pija6vtwie. Jako
wojskowy pobieral ~
miesieoznego wsparcia j Z
n:eszozssnym tym dniu poszedI do
Sopotu, ateby szukac zajeoia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
WzoroWy: str64 bezpie-
CZ06StWa.

CZ0lSG SVtts- .:. 4
. Nies}ychanych naduzyd dopu6oil
sig s~iersant policyjny Emil Rind-
feisch z Antonienhuette ma Cor
nym Slasku. Cirsle Borlika, choa,
oego oglosi6 kradzie&,. uderzyl
pie6oia W twarz. .Robotnika koPal:
nianego Bfaszesyka, kt6ry. PREY,
szedt zameldowa6 PISA do: podatku-
odprowadzifs do cell: wieziennej5:
poniewaz mu "a g{osno m6wii
tam rozpistat ma prawa dion pa
taszem tax eniebezpieoznie, Be
Blass ,xyk przele1a1 8 miesiecy v
|lazareoie do dis dnia Jest p6}in-
wslida. Najgorsej obszedl sic z
robotnikiem kopalnianym. Bray
klein, .kt6ry ". stanie nietrzezwYm
wybif szybe.i potem :usn9R}. Rind>
|deisch arcsltowas 60 " pomieszka.
niu. Za}oty} mu kajdanki . potem
zaozel:go obrabiad palaszem.-Gdy
Brxyk ma pol uieprsytomny & bdln
zaosR{ uoieksc, pasci} sic "a MIN
" pogossi wciat rabs1 paass.em,'
AZ Bssyk. upad& besprzytomunny NIB
ziemie. Zrobixssy sobie kilka no.
tack, pozcstawi} nl,e's'1.czeg6lii,w1elgoo'
jego losowi- Brxyk przeleiai pol
roku v l~azarecie i'pozosta1 do dis
dnia ipwsl:ds. q te n.dusyoia
stawal Reindfeisoh pred jsbs5 kari
NJ ' Bytomiu. Prolu4ator wnidsl
q Brtyks SO 1mk4, "a BIassozyka
II NIX. . >xssBqrlk. takte5o NIX,
taryl sgd atoliz mia, m6gt sic xgo-
sid ma tak lagodns.s w1aiioselk pans
prokuriitorrs= j .sksssllas= pod1iicr,yIssn1t ta'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06

Jeaeli chceeie So
Tub. dr~ogiej6osobie
zrobi6sz oenny upomi-:
nek, ~przyjdzeie' ivy
b1erzeief jedne :. Y ma.
szych ppie t< ! ksi;}-
TEX do nabozehs,ttw
ola niej, a sipl,raWicie.
.jejj n%ajlepsza, pami9t-
ke. !. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-02-06
Pociag osobowy W: budyn-
ku dwOrcOWym.

okropne. nieszozescie kolejowe
wydarzyd sig mog}6 W tyoh dnlach
rano okoao godziny Q ia dworou
W Dreznie. Pooiag osobowy, idaoy
z Wroc}awia do L,pska, zaprzeto
ny ": dwie- lvkomotywy, wiecha}
z powodu acknowledgements ha..
mulca W poiudniow4 czesG dwcr:
ca, z~druzgota} sciany, i zatrzymaa
sic dopiero W isbie ur1ednika kor