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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05
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OSZUKANY ZKODZIEJ.

Pewien dobrze sic majacy
Igospodarz mial to nieszcze=5
Escie, 20 60. czestossodwiedzal
Izlodzieje. Jechal on razu pew
nego 2 miasta, gdy spostrzegl
jadaeego czioWieka, kt6ry
#krzyknal-
| Kto jestesl .zs
! Gospodarz miarkuje, ze to.
Zbedzie zlodziej, DO tam pc.
|nocach Mkt nie:m6g1 inny=
|jezdzi6, gdyz by1 podal traktu=
=rzekf: /:
Jestem nocny kl1piec.
A ia taxi :odpowie
tos moi brat, q gdzie je-
=dziesz2
-Otosdo gospodarza ME-
:daleko, kt6ry marspiekne ko.
ME, mo5e sic uda sztuka.
A ia tam jade, MECH
zyje zatem nasza przyjazzn.
5Tylko, re ttamzamki bardzo
income j psy zazarte.
Me b6j sic - rzecze
.gospodarz ak ia ~zagwizdne,
to psysies'nam radoWae beda,
a ma zamH tez mann dobry
.sros6b.
Gdy przyjechali ma podw6-
re, gospodarz gwizdna1, psy
zacze1y sic 1asi6 j radowae,
Zlodziej m6Wi:
- A prawda, cos mi mo-
viii idac, to tez naucz mnie te-
go kunsztu.
Naucze naueze, teraz
otw6z zamek dosstajni- Z1o-
dziej pr6buje ale AMI rusz O.
tworzy6. ...
Ma toswlasciciel:
Me tegi z .eiebie zlo-
dziej, kiedy nie umiesz "a
kla6 zamk6w, ably sic same
otworzyiy. Potrzymaj konie,
MECH a tylko1 zaklecie odm6-
vie, to zaraz otworze.
Zaczal tedy mruczets ME-
zrozumia1e s1oWa. a.. .Wiedzac,
gdzie by1 klucz %schowany,
poszukaf 60 ]: drzWi otworzy},
m6wiac::
= Tax to robia sprawni,
ME tax jak ty, nieuku. Nau-
.cze ia Gle potem tego zakle-
cis, tylko :. wyprowadz konia
ze stajni. .
Ten wpada pelen ehciwo-
Sci, a gospodarz predko zam-
knie i krzyknie: ...
Maeiek, Woitek, dalejze,
DO zlodziej W staini!
CT wpadli zaraz kilaml
i latarnia. Z4odziejslyszac to,
chce ucieka6, ale nigdzie
dziury ME bylo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05

$50 81 ~.
CHICAGO, III.
q paraf II 4 Jacka v a
yondale.
Parafia 6W. Jacka zlozy1a
onegdai v niedziele, dnia y
90 Is. u. dou6d % mierzJyc
sie JUL moze 2 najstarssem1
i naiWiekszemi paraf1a11la
polskiemi v Chicago, wpraw-
die ME liczba sWych para
ian, ale okaaaloscia Wysta-
pienia i manifestoWN'ania
sWych uczu6 religijnych j
patryotycznych, kiedy NADIA
rzy sic taxa sposobnosc, lak
powitania pc raz pierWszy "
swych granicach pierWszego
polskiego Biskupa W Amery-
&c. Nadzwyczajna poboznose,
niezwykle gorliwe przyste-
powanie. do IS. Sakrament6w
i wielks offarno56 parafian
sw. Jacka mielismy luz spo-
sobno66 kilkakrotnie podno-
sic, ale wystapienie onegdaj-
sze parafii przesz1o istotnie
wszelkie oczekiWania i ma
~najwyzsze zas}uguje uznanie.
Cd samego rama parafian1e
przystrajali wsraniale swe
domy; dzia1o sic to nietylke
ma a ulicach, przez kt6re Maj
przewiel. ks. Biskup mlai
przejezdzaG, lecz wogole "
calej parafii, gdziekolwiek Pc;
lacy mieszkaja. Nadto usta-
wiono try brany tryumfal~
ne ma N. Central Park ave,
i ma George str. re stosoW-
nymi napisami; :ozumie sic,
re p]ebanja i kosci61 szcze-
golnie wspaniale by}y. PREY.
ozdobione. Popo}udniu niez-
mierny ruch panowa4, szcze-
g6lniej ma ulicach wokolo
wlasnosci koscielnej, a oko1o
godz. 2 wszvstkie towarzyst-
wa parafialne " .dw6ch dy-
wizyach z kapelami i szere-
giem powoz6w wiozacych re-
prezen tantki Towarzystw ko-
biecych, wyruszy1y ma spot
kanie ks. Biskupa do Cragin.'
ulicami, kt6re wymienillsmy
VI onegdajszem naszem spra-
wozdaniu. Wprawdzie wyda-
wa1e sic lprzez czas niejaki,
re niepogoda popsuj g wspa-
nisla parade istotnie deszcz
spad1 W chwili, gdy wysia-
dano z powoz6w ma spotka-
ME. Arcypasterza, ale e.
raz potem sic wypogodzilo i
powrotny poch6d wspania.
1y odbg} sic z Gala okaza1os-
cia, kt6ra W zdumienie
~wpraw;sala mieszkahc6W
schludnej tel osady innona-
rodowc0w.
Naj~przewiel. ks, Biskup
Rhode przyby} W automobi.
la W towarzystwie Przewiel.
ks. rektora Kosi6skiego,
Wiel. ks. Zwierzchowskiego
i Wiel. ks. Swierczka; kilku
innych ksiezy jechalo "a
MIN W pcwozie z samego Cra-
gin, a pa plebanii juz sic
.zgromadzito niezwykle wiele
gosci duchownych i swiec-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05

zsssss#as
49, ~ - --.s---- - Il Il go 1-zlTTzza .E
Tkich. Szpa1erem utWorzony'nn
M nllliicy George Iplrzeeez' Town
rzystwa, = Z Wej5cia do pie
bann przez ustrojoneplorizzee,E I
licznie dzieci szkolne 2 reek.a'
miszlaczeni W rekach, ks b
skup wszedl do plebanii, pc.
witany przy wysiadaniu=s !
E~automobilu przez prcboszzae'zllas::
Wei. ks. Babskiego j innych
.zgromadzonych. Zanim, je.
szcze ks. Biskup przybrany
" szaty swego urzedn, uda1
sic do ko6cio1a, " sail przy-
ja6 ma plsbanii, raczyl wysiu'
chac p~rzem6wienia poWlfaEl-
nego slicznego, wyg}oszonego
przez dziewezynke ustroJona
" barwy papieskie, poczem "
uroczystym pochodzie udano
sic do kosciola juz zapefnlo-
nego wiernYmi.
KS. Biskup, chociazs nleza-
wodnie musial bye strudzlo-
nym p:racami dni ostatnich,
Iwidocznie uradoWany Przy-
jeciem, jakiego doznaf, Pc
przedzii ceremonie bardzo
dlugiem, DO IS minut. tt wa
jacem ~em6wieni "
kt6rem z1ozyl uznanie pobos-
nosci, %gorliwosci i patryo-
~tyzmowi'parafian, MIN obszer-
niej wy1ozy1 znaczenie j waz-
nose SACRAMENTO sw. Bler'z-
mowania a potem W asysten-
.cvi ks, Siatki dyako1nas j KS.
Zwiardowskiego jake subdy,a-
kona, jakotez licznego Ease
pu innych kap}an6w,, udzle.
liz SACRAMENTO oko}o 800 o.
sobom. Ma zakohczenie. i
pred udzieleniem blogos}a-
wie1stwa pasterskiego znowu
p%rzem6wi1, widzac ze uwaz-
nych i chetnych, a niezawod.
ME posiusznych ma .slucha.
czy, o obowiazkach, jake ma
k1ada o%trzymanie tego. sw.
SACRAMENTO i dawal rady ]
polecenia, jakich trzymae sic
powinni ci, kt6rzy laski tel
dostapili. Dodac winrismy,
10 z obecnych ksiezy tax "
kosciele, jak i p6zniej ma pie.
banij i ma koncercie, zauwazy
lismy nastepujacych Przewie-
lebnych i Wielebnych: ks.
rektor Kosi1ski, ks Lange,
ks. Siatka, ks. Nawrockie ks.
Piechowski, ks. Saborosz, ks.
Zwierzchowski, ks. Zapa{a,
ks. Kruszyhski, ks. Bocian,
ks. Nowakowski, ks. Sims,
ks, Robakowski, ks. Filipski,
ks. Szepe, ks. Kadon, ks.
szypkowski, ks. Taraeiuk,
ks. Dembihski, lakotez miej-
scowci: ks. Babski, ks.
Swierczek i ks. SARA.
Ceremonie koscielne trivia
~ cd godz. 4 do 6 popo}udn1u
i wypada doda6, re W czasie
tvchze INDEPENDENTLY W ko-
6ciele szczeg6lnie starannie
przez Br. Wojciecha wyuczo-
ne splewy ch6ralne i eolo=
we.
Nastepnie spoczeto Maple
banii, gdzie W czasie wspania-
lei wieczerzy proboszcz pa
rafii, Wiel. ks. Babski wyra-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-05


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iii NaiprzeWiel. 3 Is. BlsKupo-
Iwisucznetia panafian kt6Ezy
mie1li szezflseies, sdao'esattoinego
15oseia porn pierWszYYu jjrzet
" granricaach swoiej. parafi
Ale korona .okazalloIz. =
aka Y tel pp "a Il q 81
Ekochan1eeggo polsk lego Risk 81
pa byl Wielki Koreert ko-
scielny, lt6ry: rozpoezal s'e
o. godz. 8 Wieczorem. Musi-
my otWarcie size przyzna6, 10
trwozylismy sic nieco.o suk-
Eces tegp koneertu, ktdrego
program obejmoWal is kom-
20 czesei.p ierWszor
rzednych j poezeyei bardzo
rudnyeh;z tenn Mieksza jed
max radoscia za2naczamy, re
nietylko sic poWi6d1
Izupe1nie, ale naWet najwy-
=brednie;szych ~zadoWolnie j
mieiscami zachwycic musial.
Rrat,, Wo;,,;a.how; kt6,v
hu1 d,,sza tapo k /.
Itnia -azczarza'i aardacznie a.
u;nszouo6 nalazv choo;az haz
.watn;on;a dz;aI6 IN sia= mn.
!; trY,,mfam ; IN r. -Wieda-
,oanom ; 5 Gahs1ousk;n
.Lt6r,r r6n,n;o nr~z11ozuli sia
nas4,,n; .nona. zn.Lon,;+o,o
1,sn6ld1;eIa,niam Rzocz..nro-
-, n;o mozamu ~ azczeo6-
love IN Loncartu taoo nnisu-
80 10. an;- no;;a;sca an; -
So - = n;o- no.n,u nr1u.ob-
f;to6o; naotoruol, 40 'az;s;a;.
1000 n,,noor,, W;ornssr.
a. t,,1a nom;odo;a6 m,,s;mr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 49,
= apnan ~ anaLona;t4,
na1n;a.agnv n,,nLt
-, 1n@ag1n
~. p.vaa-, =, - nananna
S]m;ao;on od6r;euono
Ts.44"hsah,nama raa;1zaa
Namam;;a;sLiaao Por1;na
l4s~e ~ haaI,,rao -raar;sa,
-. rhS1s 49,
- A,,on1a1a, o+rznn,aIa
n;or,rszo noorodo "a
sn;am,, : Cha S,w Wo;c;a.
81, ; odsn;awa1 tak n;aknia
- no;.trzns+mn kon,nornovu =,
pe1nvm okazalo sic blasku.
fenze sam Choir odspiewa1
doskpnale wyuczony "hymn
konkursowy" Mieczyslawa
Zukowskiego z Bukowiny, a
psp6lne ch6ry odspiewa1y 0.
ratoryum ma Geese 6w. VOL
ciecha kompozycyi W. Bran
kowicza z Lublina. w tel O.
statniej produkcyi odnaczyl
sic prof. B. Golaszewski, kt6-
nv mial sposobnosG udowod-
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

typewriter contest will be held in the spacious college hall.
 The trophy Is handsome bronze cup beautifully engraved, and stands sixteen inches nigh, The ebony base is six inches, thus making the trophy stand nearly two feet high. The win ner will be presented with gold l medal also
 Contestants for the honor and the trophy are limited to the product of | Connecticut schools, in whin a regu- lariS prescribed course of typewriting | is taught, Contestants must be enter l e1 by the school they attended or l from which they graduated
 The contest is under the supervision 1 of the executive board winch has ap- pointed Edward H. Eldright, of Sim mons college Boston, Mass. chair. man of the contest committee. MT Eldridge has had experience in serv- ing on committees of this kind, ana can be relied upon to see that the con. test will he conducted in an impartia manner
 For information regarding the con dtions of entering the contest, etc, ap ply to N R. Stone, Yale Business col lege. New Haven There is no en trance fec
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29
TYPEWRITER SPEED TROPHY.
Brown Cup to bc Contested for at New London Convention on Feb. 2fl.

New London will be the scene of the first championship typewriting speed contest ever held in Connecticut.
 The contest will be held under the auspices of tne Connecticut Business Educators association at its annual convention. February 20. The asso- cIation will be the guests of the New London Business college. and the ses- sions of the convention, as well as the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29
BIDDER GIVES s3g, ,OGO.

New York, Oct. 2S.-~Herman Bidder treasurer of the democratic national committee, to-day made public the con- in sums of over $tOl as follows Her man Rldder, s1O0O0. Victor F Bidder, S900Oj Joseph L. Bidder s9,oOO Der nard L. Ridder 5000, The last three are sons of Herman Ridder Michael Fogarty, s1OJ; Morgan J. O'Brien $500; E, C. Monroe. $l00 call of New York) l. C. ODonnelI si0O Pennsylvania; Edward F. Goltra. sS0Oo Missouri
 These contributions aggregate more than the totals received In any other one day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29
THREE HELD IN NEW 70,

Three important prisoners arel awaiting extradition here In York city as result of the effd inc detective bureau. Ferdinan Church, head of the Taxicab Col lice. charged with theft and forgi this city, woman known asl Boston Pet,' charged with theft captured by Detective James P, of police headquarters, and GU Massari identified by Detective geant Dennehy as the man wantt foi attempting to kill Guiseppt esco, proprietor of the Bella
 cafe in Water street several wee by shooting him through the thI
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

SIPS English Rroadcgoth 89ctS

Beeau,. Broad,lo.h is supreme this season we cffsr for Thursdays selling, s4 inch plain and ove y striped English Broadcoth. very hlnd,ome, ustrcu;, smooth surface fatric in black, and every on- of th fashionable colors.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29
Building Permits.

Carl A, Knoll, sherman avenue. fran dwelling
 Margaret Coppolo, Monroe street, frame shed.
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New Dark Checks, 29c

A window is flu of these neat, sty- sn Cheeks, so you may SIC low pretty t'ey are. some of them ar. al- wool, ch.c< sni strips
 New dark Ch.cks fer 2octs Yirj
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

Tuesday evening the members of the
 Ladies auxiliary of the Annex fire de-
 partment, held their sixth anniversary with a banquet and entertainment in Firemeus hail. Forhos avenue Dele. gations from the Beacon and the Day. ton companies attended az guests. It was a very pleasant affair The auxiliary which has about thirty mem
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

lis build one-famy frame house will be 20 him
 
  George Bohn s Tie S carr
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
Harry Leigh Says He Will Vote for Taft-Interest in Troop
 As Centennial.

Many Fair Haven people are inter osted in Troop A whose centennial will be celebrated to-day There are nearly a dozen members of the com- mand residing in this part of the city and about as many more remembers, The commander Major Luzerne Lud- ington candidate for senator resides In Quinnlpiac avenue, Major Luding- ton has been a member of the troop longer than any other member, hay- ing been in the service continuously since 1873, a period of 35 years Among the remembers are C, F.. Bray, Lyman A. Granniss, Ernest H. Crawford, Charles C, Beach, William Weissbarth, Charles F. Huntley and MT Herman, Many from this sec ton will attend the centennial eXer- cises,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

The Ladies auxiliary of the board of missions, will meet in the parlors Of the Grand Avenue Congregational church this afternoon at 2;3O,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29
Hot Water Bottles

A small lot of Rubber Hot Water Bottles and Fountain Syringes, 2 quart size. value 7octs. for 29cts Each.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

At the meeting of the Fair Haven Whist club held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Thompson in Quinnipiac ave nuc. there were four tables and prizes were awarded to Mrs Taylor, Mrs, J. Parker and Mrs. F. Brown,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29
Toilet Waters

8 Ounce size Egerie Violet Toilet Waier, one of the best sellers, at 50cts.
 Thursday for 3Scts Each.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

Yesterday the first installment of the election mail, was distributed,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

department,
 Probably the first political mass meeting ever held in Quinnipiac park. near James and Chapel streets, took workingmen listened to speech by Mathew F, O'Bricn prohibition can didate for governor A. J Bolster of Waterbury, prohibition candidate for congress, introduced Mir, O'Brien. The crowd was called together by bugle blast played by cornetist who was in an auto from which Mir, OBrien spoke MT. O'Brien had several inter- ruptions during his speech but he per sisted in finishing his remarks
 There has been a decided increase in business at the Cedar Hill freight yard All this fall the number of cars in the yards and the trains sent out from there have been large and the yard has taken on different appearance 10 what 1t had during the dullness so apparent from the middle of last win ter until late in the summer No more men have been engaged lately but the crews have all they can do to handle the traffic. The business conditions in the factories of outlying towns about the state is largely responsible for what work there Is in this yard, Then, too, the moving of the crops has it's effect on the traffic here.
 
 II was voted at the meeting of Quin-
 nipisc Hose & Hook & Ladder com | pany last evening to get new uniforms ! and discard those which are now in
 use. A committee consisting of John i Hochkiss. l. A T, Blake and Mir
 Curtiss was appointed to procure sam l ples and prices, It was called to the 1 attention of the members that some of | the firenen have no uniform at all and 1 that many of the uniforms now in us. | are in poor condition.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

Walter Leigh yesterday received a fine sample of cotton growing on the stalk, from his friend, John Robbins, of Iron Mountain, Georgia, Mir. Robbins, who formerly resided in Stony Creek is now on a cotton plan taton in Georgia.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29
Hair Barretts

The Mary G;rdcn Hair Par- res. in tortoise. shell and amber. one of the large, -t. fectve kind f9cts
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

The inaandcsccnt electric lights are now carried to the summit of Fair Haven Heights About 3,5OO feet is the usual limit for carrying these lights from tho power house, but Supt Parker says 1t would be possible to install the lights beyond Fair Haven Heights.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

Irving Niles, son of Attorney and Mrs. William P Niles, who has visited his home for few days leaves on Saturday for Kansas City, Mo, Mir, Niles has been a chemist for the Oliver Mining company, one of the subsidiary companies of the United States Steel company, but has resigned to take position with the new mining company whose headquarters are at Kansas City The headquarters of the Oliver company are at Ely Minno and his employers were reluctant to have him go and gave him promise of employment if he desired to take a position with them again,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

Mrs Walter Leigh, who has been i'll with typhoid fever at her home in Quinnipiac avenue, just seven weeks to-day. Is now believed to be slightly better and 1t is hoped that improve mont will be continuous. She is still very m and delrlous part of the time. Her physician states that t is the most stubborn case of typhoid fever he ever attended.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29
5sc English Serge 39c

All-wool English Serge. 3o inches wide. in black and the best colors of the season. in shades of navy. browns wines, myrtle, red and others.
 5oct English Serge for 39cn Yard
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

bcrs Is doing good work In aid of the department
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29
REALTY MOVEMENT.
One Family Frame Residence for
 sherman Avenue,

Carl A. Knoll of 51 sherman avenue
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

In addition to the Halloween party to he held at tho parsonage by the Christian Endeavor society of Pilgrim church tomorrow evening, the Junior Erdoavor society will have a similar party in the chapel on Saturday from to D. m.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

The members of Spruce temple, No. 16, Pythian Sisters. held q supper and whist at the residence of Mrs. Louis Deitz, 16 Lewis street, Tuesday even Ing, There were seven tables of whist. Supper was served from 6 to s, There were vocal and instrumental solec- tous interspersed during the evening,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

The Oulnnipiac Hose, Hook and Ladder company will have fits annual hall in December
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29
Hamburg-American Lii
 Ii.As Brss dwsy. Nsw vt

Sweezey & Kelsey, lo2 Church Jas. H. Parish & Co.,, ss Orange st
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

Amer.:an Porcelain Dinn.r ct, ln neat fl r1l design, pink and green, 100 pi:cc Dinner Set, usual pric c $l2.5O, spe :ial SS.S0
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

Tn the borough several real estate owners arc laying new sidewalks. George M Baldwin is laying a new concrete walk in front of his residence in Qulnnipac avenue. Tn Lexington avenue. cast side, new concrete walks have been laid nearly the entire length of the street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29
Pretty Ribbons Priced Low

A lot tf Gai1 Iaffeta Ribbo7s, all colors and white, AZ inches wide, tne regular 2Sct value
 17cts a Yard
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-29

Harry Leigh has announced that he will vote for Judge Taft Harry has usually been a staunch democrat, but is always very frank and he now con- siders it to be his duty to vote for the man who Is to he the next president He usually agrees in politics with his twin brother. Walter. but this year, the brothers will vote different from each other.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-31
SOCIETY EDITOR
wins LIBEL SUIT

Los ANGELES, July SO.-By d
decision of the supreme court rem
dered yesterday the Los Angeles
Record will be compelled to pay
what is probably the record price
ever paid by newspaper for story.
The higher tribunal upheld the inn
post of $4,000 damages granted bJ
jury to Miss Mabel Claire Erwin, a
former reporter on the paper.
The story which the court held to
be libelous appeared in the sporting
section of the paper, and it implied
that the woman writer and the Chi
nese pugilist, All Wing, we're on
terms of friendly intimacy. The
story was written in jest, but it.
proved rather expensive joke for
the publishers of the paper, as it Will
cost then $36.7O a word
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-31
Mine OPERATOR
COMMITS SUICIDE

SAN FRANCISCO, July sO.-S Se-
lecting secluded spot in Golden
Gate park, in the shrubhery near the
music stand, Samuel P. Middleton,
the veteran real estate and mining
man. once wealthy and a power in
the business world. drank a poison
Gus draft yesterday afternoon and
then lay down to die. Having at
tained his three score years and ten,
Middleton evidently believed that he
had run his race. In extenuation of
his act, he left note containing his
brief philosophy on self-destruction
In the early days he was wealthy
operator in real estate and mining
stocks. He made fortune in the
Comstock days, but lost a great part
Of it in later ventures Since the fire
he has resided with his wife at 2517
Post street.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-07-31
POLICE ARE
ON TRAIL OF
MIURDERERS
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(By Associated Press

NEW YORK. July 3O-That at least
the the unidentified
acid body found the dumping
grounds in Williamsburg Brooklyn
established today by the police
covered driven dawn yesterday
lifted from the what witness
old mattress. He the
tess oil and then set fire the bundle Believing
the mattress being destroyed
the avoided the place The police have
of the who The
boarding ferry boat East
Manhattan Another feature of the
Wuest made autopsy autopsy
deep the au-
topy shows this cut made by who
The ncson the
made in desperate of dphthea when
the windpipe sangulaton
tabsh the identity of the victim the
lice have general alarm
Mrs Mamie Muskovtch and her husband Stanley
Muskoch left Green Point supposedly
Stamford Connecticut Muscovich
since Her husban dis reported to have
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BRYAN ACCEPTS
MULE AS MASCOT

FAIRVIEW, Neb., July 30.-The
actual preparation of his speech Of
acceptance was begun by Bryan to-
day. Among the notable visitors
who will be present on the day Of
notification will be John Kern, Dem
ocratic vice presidential nominee. AT
the conclusion of the exercises Brya I
will receive the ratification commit
tee and several distinguished guests
at Fairview, where supper will be
served on the lawn
Unlike his distinguished opponent
who refused to accept an elephant as
a mascot, Bryan today in response to
a letter from the agricultural society
of Minnesota, telegraphed that he
would be- delighted to avail himself
of their offer to send him an "Edu-
Gated" mule as mascot. "He is
said to understand the habits of tie
elephant declared Bryan with q
twinkle of his eye. "And for that
reason, among others, shall accept
him."
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JUDGE DENOUNCES
ALL HIGH GRADERS

DENVER, July 3O.-Judge Lewis
today rendered decision in favor
of the Goldfield Mohawk Mining COM
pany in the suit to recover ore valued
at over $4,000 claimed by the COM
pany to have been high-graded from
their mine at Goldfield.
The ore was sold to a Colorado
smelter company by George Richard
and Frank c. Cochrane, two Gold
fielders, and the company caused
their arrest, charging them with
high-grading and demanding the re-
turn of the ore. The decision of the
court here today gives the Mohawk
the ore.
In rendering his decision Judge
Lewis roasted the high-graders OF
Nevada and the principles of high
grading, condemning the protection
afforded these men by the jurors sit.
ting in many cases.