davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

.Pecsy naboteishpa W oRdobnej
mishklej sf6rkowej op.s~e 4
,hoonym tytuliklsnm, Aocoas
Observation-Disclosures. ...$l.2b
sG4os Serca -Zbl6r modf6wi pbfo1
ola dusz ~pobotnych e ddtym,
!: drukiem) opfawne " sk6rkg. 8
stoconym tytulikiem. z2ddoQ&
brzegi.... $50
Gtos Nerca-z dqsym drukjem.
opra1nha W skd}k4, z okuoemi
~zameoskiem, z Hoconym tI1BM
hem, szioeone bhssei. .ef@
Ani3t Sk'o4 Chrzesoianina Ka9Gb
.sb16r medlitw pieeni s1n3aoY
ola dutE pobo1nyeh roeuniaru
5x34 cal, Y sk6rkowej olrawie
re. z1ooonym tytulikiem, A6oone
brzegi.. 500
Aniot Snok-w sk9rkowej oprawis
Z oklJiem i batnArka. Re $1,000
nym tytulikieh, slocone See
Ani61 Shr6i-oprawny " moeqa
francuska sk6rke, giet6e ok}kI@
HI, Qocope brzegi, Re aooqrEh
tytulikien $1-%5
A,iei Stroll :Oprawny " MOCHA
Fran, usk4 tk6rke, miekhe okte1.
Ii, ~z}ocone brzegi ze zfooQhy4
tytuligi em..............i also
Wy6or naiosobliwszyoh naboiehstw
ip:e6ni, ma duohowa pooieohe i
pozytek ludsi pobotnyoh z r6z-
nyfh ks,2g sebrsny; oprawny W
skorl g, kolorowym obrak&em
na okladce, z}ocone brzegi '41Q-
by druk)..
Wy66r oprawny " sk6rke Z okY-
c,em i klamerka, z}ocone ttSsa
81 Nttby druk).
W;ane1 ku ozoi Naj6wietssej Maryi
Fanny Z r64nyoh nabotehst~ d.
witty, oprawny " sk6rke, z}oc6a
ne br. egi, z Moconym tytullkie1n
z okutiem klamerkg.. ....$l.a5
Dun;na Ksia4ka do nsboiehstws
ola wssystkich katolik6w, oprd>.
VIVA w:sk6rke. alocone brzegiz
z}cconym tytulikiem ......$l.6o
Zbiorsk modlaw Ola oeionk6w A..
stolstwa Sercs Jezusowego, o.
prawny " sk6rke angielsfa,
ozerwone brzegi, z Aoconyh IT,
tullkiem. .............. &l.0l
ks. L Gct1ineyo wyklad Ewanger
lii .Lekcyi ma niedsiele lsvista
ksiaAka do oswiecenia i zbudo~
wanna duszy Observation-Disclosures
toliokiej, z:gruntown,m wyatt
nieniem roku ko6cielnego, maj
sl6wniejszych obrzed6w ko6oiel-
nych, mszy dwietej, n~abozehstwa !
domowego ola choryob, droRi
k~rsYzowej. jakotez zYciorysami
Swietych Pahskich. czczonyoh
mianowicie przez lud polsko-
katolicki, W ozarnei oprawie ze
zloconym tytuliklem 80. 81. SO =
zy,ooty 'sviesyeh R*sh;ch ma
ma wszystk,e dnie roku, pooling
Observation-Disclosures zr6do9, wy.
jetycb z dziet ojo1& i doktoE6w
ko6cio}a sw. opraoowane podaug
ks. OLGA O.. Bitsehnaua, z n.
wzgledniem 6wietych %panskioh,
kt6rych wyda}a zlemia polska
al do najnows.ych czas6w. z .
kolorowymi obrazksmi i pre-.
szfo 800 drzeworytami. Nainow.
: wydanie popfawne. w pig
knej oprawie. ......... $500
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

R6g Z nkg, kslaAeozka do nabor
rozmiar 94x24 Gala. -. 10 l5c.
Chsola Bogu, sbidr najleEasego
nabekenstwa.i pietni kosoitlnych
rozmiaru 4x244 o,li. $500. 45c
Ch,ootl b sv, oprawua " sk6rke re.
x}ooonym tytuliktiem' %siooon<
brzegl........ .......... soc
CAwata Bogu. y ozdobnej bia}ej:
opraw,e : klamerka. z}ooonf..
Drzegl.'. @l.lVI.
hwota .Bog4, oprawna " miekka
skorke ~ 1ooonym tytulikiem,
zfocone brzegi............ =8tci
/ Ch,nata B,gv, oprawna " miekka
sk6rke, ze s1oo6nym tytulihem j
zameozkiem, wewn9trz Ia okladoe.
krzyzyk : per}o*ej mse.cY $50
5Skar6 dusay-Zbi6r najlepszego nar
bpzehstwa j ple6ni ko6oielnych,
kSiezeozka Ola mlodziety, opraw::
ma v angie.ska sk6rke, z sEoco-
nym tytulikiem, ozerwone brze-
500
Xsarb dusxy- oprawn. " ang1elska
sk6rke. ? ,}oconym tytulikiem,
z}ocone br egi...........; SOC
Skarb du.xy- oprawns " mlekka[
sk6rke : ,}oeonym tytulikiem,
zltcoue b,zegi......,..... 60c.
SIorb duszy-w miekkiej oprawie
zloconym tytulffiem, Aooone
I. brzegi.:. .....:..:::..... 600
Skarb dusxy- oprawna " sk6rke.
z %ztuconyr tytulikiam z okNciem
!: izameozki. m, zfooone br4sgi7 coo
ST r6 duszy1- " eleganekiej sk6.
RIA, 81 err vie, . zlocpnym ty.
tulikiem. :{otone brze&... 500
'Ky4o'eA esytl kr6tkl spos6b nabo"
5ni, oHrswnyw skorke Re slocc-:
! nyln tytulikiem, :csefwone brte@
| gi...... -. $50,
"y 49, go, ohro.l;e,n =. -
IIaano; ,,n ,,t,,1;L; on ! s.
: 49,. : -, !.
-, ]
'vyoore%-oP'awny,w s1orhe 70
U".e reg, 80 'y'u
iikletn' san'ec.'
I: .a ~. /
Hy6ork-oprawny " miekka sk6r !:
ke : zloconym tytullkiem z}ooo>-
ne coo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

lsmolnych pochodDi, akobie-
1ty mole. zaopatrzy'y sic v
zywno6c .chocby na k l',ilsl,,a,
-
- A pomoc dla zalogi,
kt6ra otrzymac mieli6cie.
Wy zar6wn %. j. ' uzyskatc s.
moze!cie } Y j.. : rodz I, !. 9. m q g J
idzcie tylko apieezniie! W imie
Boze!
Przyrzeklem mal&onko-
!wi waszemu, ze was ME Cd
stapia =.
l. at-I ~. - - go .n..r "'. -.-
- Ale skoro mi sill brak-
ME, ably i6c dalej? Name
zginac wraz z dziecieciem W
tych ciemnych podziemiach,
Ia k~asztelan wraz 2 zaloga
wpa6c W rece tatarskie, gay
mo5ecie wszystkich ocalic?
|spieszcie, DO czas ucieka,
dodala blagalnie, skladajac
dfonie 500. Mfodzieniec ME
m6gt stawi6 oporu d}uzej,
tenn bardziej, re czas nagli},
pospieszy} vice W dalsza dro-
&c. Blask pochodni towarzy
sly 6ciga1 go czas jaki6 poi
|niej widzia} JUL tylko niby
male iskierki tlejace w5r6d
izarz ewis, kt6re wreszcie mi
ky zupe}nie. Podziemie 1--WE
za}o sic, to zn6w we wynio-
sic zamienialo sk)epienia..
By}y niekt6re przej6cia Eagle
to W te lib eva tt1tre, wi
docznie prowadzone jak la
twiej blizej wypad}o pra
cownikoln sgdzieniegdzie u
porobione otwory-
pr2epuszczaly powietrze, a
niekiedy nawet zawsze kie-
rowa6 sic trzeba by}o bla-
skiem pochodni. Pc kilkago-
-. 49, 80 ..%t IL E," - ."-L'T
dzinnej w.edr6wce, W kt6rej
zaledwie spoczywal chwil Kill
ka, Jan dos}yszal gwar j
szczek podobny temu, kt6ry
s1uch jego uderzyl PREY opu-
szczaniu Miedzyg6rza. Me
pok6j jaki6 60 ogarna}. Czyz-
by miejsce, gdzie mia} szu-
kat pomocy, r6wniez zagrozo
ne by1o MISREPRESENTATION?
|Podoiegl dalej i niezad}ugo
wyszedt ma SWAT w6r6d cier-
MEM zaro'selego parowu.
(Doko6czenie nastapi.}
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Ola cbo1goh Kobiet.
n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
Organista ! nauczy-
" u. IS ciel

ksztalcony tn " tym kraju "
" St. Marys Institute, Day
ton, Q. INA jezyk angielski j
polski, przyjmie posade cd
marca. Adres.
M. s. K.
Route 2. Edger, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
Po.dziemliee MA Nj adll'y :
g6rskie.
-
(Ciag dalszy.f

NOA96 ueesA90y'k
v godzine potem, Bozy-
mir sajsl wyznaczone sobie
stanowisko ma stray mur6w
j przechadzs} sic my6tac jak-
BY odplaci6 rycerzowi i je-
60 zonie serdeczna go6cin-
nose, 2 kt6ra przytulili do
siebie biednego' wygnafca.
Pima przytem dawa} bacz-
nose ma szelest najmniejszy
lecz cisza zalegla do ko]a !
juz sadzi}, ze noe Gala do ko-
Ia mimic spokojnie gdy ma
gle. pek sm6lnego }uczywa,
polozony .tuz przy drewnia-
nym parkanie, zatliwssy sic
widac przedtem nieostrozno-
'.-" q . 81 s. .f"t .r "' Hf#,E.r
6ciq kt6rogo6 2 ludzi, ia
snym buchnal piomieniem,
". mgnieniu Okla ogarnaf
Geese %drewnianej palisady,
lecz, ze to zwyczajnie W o.
wych czasach, gdzie ME sta.
rano sic o jednolita harmo-
MIA budowy, dalsza Geese
ogrodzenia muir stanowi},
vice ME by}o niebezpiecze6-
silva W tym pozarze. Zmiar-
kowa1 to cd razu Bozymir i
zamiast trwozyc mieszka6.
COW zamku pr6znym postra-
chem, sam zaczal'za pomoca'
topcrlk.a.. rozryw,valc z a
drzewo. Maggie cofnal sieszdu.
miony, DO upadajace s}upy
odkryly drzwi zelazne W
g}ebi parkanu. W tejSe chwi-
Ii nadbiegl Swietos}aw, prze~
razony spostrzezonym og"
MEM; Bozymlr wskazaf mu
ma %tajemnicze drzwi ma pc
widzialne pc "a palacem sic
drzewem, Zaduma} sic ia
chwile rycerz, tlecz rych1o.
potem zlozy} dziekczynnie
dlonie, wyrazajac tym gle
stem wielka rado6c z niespo-
dziev anego odkrycia. Zacza'
>araz pomagat W g. szeniu og-
ma ME chcgc ably ktokolwiek
drzwi owe dostrzeg}. Pray
t%}umiwszy polar, zakryli je.
oba zgliszczem i gruzem, ably
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
6miertelna! o ME nigdy!

- - - - - -..-.s. - ---=7-----
6miertelna! o ME nigdy!
!! - Ale ja' Gle prosze, abl BY
to uc,zynl,ilt,a lie Ola m tt'ii die Z! !
'e.'iie e' kt6re ocali &! Win 47ll4@I
rzekl lagodnie rycerz. Polslu'
|chaj mic uwaznie, DO ME ms
do stracenia. Panowie
tego z '|l ! : d l| ' % na Wy.
paad(le'kk peodt ( D d d zig 9! y ':''1p1
zbudowali podziemne przej'
|6cie, wiodace al pod mr,
~Sandomierza. Wiesz, 10 ojciee
moi zgina} we wa)ce 2 ME
wsgiiea'rnymi, gdy by}em jeszcze
|pacholeciem. Matka wspomi-
na1a mi nieraz o drzwiach
zelaznyoh zamykajacych
wnij6cie do t~ajemnego pref
scia, lecz wskaza6 ME umia'
Ia, gdzie byly; go6e nasz do
|dal, zwracajac sic do Bosy.
mira, odkryl je wczoraj PREY.
padkiem " czasie p F,oi:l'
drewnianego parkanu, on GIG
przeprowadzi do OLGA: a ie-
zeli Bog mas ocali, powr6cisz
|tutaj bezpieczDie...
= Nigdy! nigdy! wolalla
rozpaczliwie kobieta chwyta-
JAG reke meza, iak dziecie,
kt6re sic leka, ably 20 ME
oderwano cd matki; huk
.upadajacego muru przerwal
jej dalsze slowa.
- Wizenno, b}agam Gle Q
to po raz ostatni, rzekl Swie.
=tosIaw i wybiegl spiesznlie ma
wa}y. !.
{ isa5iikl':a, w v q. po'ws'tt + "
sercu biednej kobiety. Uczu-
Gle obowi4zk6w ola dziecie.
cha ~przemog}o wreszcie po.
parte nadzieja, ze wojewodEaa
~sandomierski zawiadomiony
rychlo O niebezpiecze6stwie
miedzyg6rskiej za}ogi, ma pc
moe jej pospieszy. W iawszy
dziecie ma reke i poleciwszy
Bozej walczacych pod
przewodnictwem Bozymira
sic Wizenna W gro
ME niewiast W ciemne will.
.gotne obszary, W kt6rych
.dawno ME powstala ludzka
stopa. Z poczatku krzyki
walczacych dochodz:1y uszu
.podziemnych wedrowc'6w,
lecz zwolna gdy posuwali sic
coraz dalej, wszystko uniklo
i g}ucha pasta&a cisza, pre-
rywana jedyniv sycezeniyee!mn
sic pochodni Cd
glosem w}asnych ich k:oIk6w.
Silly opu6ciiy Wizenne W ten.
.ponurem, %grobowem milcze.
.aiu. StanelA i p,chylila glove
~ ;ol,,o; y kohiLt o:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02

,pozostaly niewidzialne, jul
;przedtem. Reszta nocy ubie
sic bez zaa ''I wypadku, !
.zimlowe slohce obwieci}o bbllae
dym swym %promienien
.ob6z nieprzyjacielski milcza
:cy i nieruchomy. Okolo po
.ludnia dopiero Tatarz,
przypuscili. Strzaly
'iak czarna chmura posypall
sic ma wa}y ranily kilk,
.ludzi. ~Odpowiedzia} i'm grae
kamieni i zapalone peki III
czywa, a woda wrzaca sply
nela pc karkach zuchwalc6v
.wdzierajacych sic ma waly
Wewnatrz zamku> tym cza'
sem W gronie swoich niewias'
.modlila sic Wizenna, a ka'
sztelan wraz z nieodstepnyn
Bozymirem lkierowa4 Gals
.obrona. Mad wieczorem do
.piero, .gdy ~pociemnialo, wal
ka usta}a ze stron obu. Dis
jednakze tylko ma
.deszly godziny wypoczynku
DO W zamku Mkt ME zasna:
al do dnia bia}ego, gotujat
srodki do dalszej obrony
.Dzie6, kt6ry zawita}, ubieg:
podobnie jak wczorajszy
ia tylko r6znica, re silly oble'
.zonych wyczerpywac sic pc
widocznie. Stracili vie:
.lu dzielnych ~wojownik6w,
zmniejszy} sic zapas luczywa
strza} i kamieni. Noe podwo.
liza MISUNDERSTANDING, ;gdy5
HE ii watpio1no, 10 wr6g 2 ME-
:korzystaG :zechoe, ably szturm
-przypusci6. Kasztelan wszed}
do komnaty zony blady i
widocznie pomieszany.
Przyszed} czas, wyrzek:
:powaznie W kt6rym zazadam
ciebie dowodu meztwa
.mi}o6ci.."
Coz mi rozkazesz, .py-
.ta}a drzacym g}osam Wien.
ma, przeczuwajac, ze zadanie
:meza c'ezko jej spe}nic r'rzyj.
die.
Zaklinam Gle, aby!<
.uchodzila niebawem z die
cieciem W bezpieczne ukry
Gle.
- Odstapic was, porzucic
gdy toczy6 bedziecie Wake
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
Ola cbo1yoh K|1 <,

Jestem kobe 4 " ynala4tam le,
:karstwo. Jezet. cierpisz ma .hi4le
upfavy, opadnie lie maoiey. zatrzy.
name, bolesne lu'5 nadm,. rne pc.
:ryody, bezplodnoic, Dol glowy,
krsyta, loladka, merck, p,ersi, ner
wowosG Tub reum1tyzm, spr6buj
;mego domowego Il sHsenia', kt6r m
.sama " domu wyleeaYt sic mozesz
:napewno baafdzot stainliilm koatzteem
.Choc ole inrne sasiodlo, 70 o,s ME
zawiedzie. Piss zaraz, op,sujao
iohorobe / zaI$osaijato, az marke ma
EodpowiedLza- Atdres TAXI
Mrs. S. hon
BOX w. South Bend, Ind.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-02
.s %a.5 s. " ~: -";%::S FL:
xPOLSKI ODDZIAk&
D0MU .BANKoWEao
FRANK ZOTTI & 20.
l08 Greenwich st. New York
CZalotony " +. $780,

f. -" = 80
POSZUKUJE AGENTOW do
sprzedazy szyfkart we wsEystkich.
mjejscowosoiaoh, g~dziekolwiek Po.:
lacy mieszkaja, "a dobrem wYna-
grodzeniem.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-08-22
THREE KILLED BY
SERVANT IN HOME
BLOODY DEED OF FRANK zAsTERA
THAT SEEMS HARD TO
ACCOUNT FOR.
MURDERER MAKES confession
Hsd Been with the Family Less Than
Forty-Elght Hours Before He
Committed the crime-Dead
Man Had Been Soldier.

New York.-Frank Zastera. 21 years
old, Is on trial for the killing on May
10 OF William Sheppard. his wife and
their servant. Jennie Bendy Of the
Marlboro SQUAD farm. near Wickatunk.
N Zastera has already confessed
Lastera was born in Austria-Hun-
gary, but has been in this country
since he was five years old.
sheppard. the murdered man. was
a Nebraskan. lie served all through
the Spanish-American campaign. being
promoted to quartermaster sergeant
for valiant service. On October 10.
1906, he was married to Miss Joseph
Inc Ryan, daughter Of Patrick Ryan.
OF No. 2Ol Eighteenth street, Brook
iyn. Zastera was acquainted with the
Sheppards less than as hours when he
committed the murder. lie answered
an advertisement inserted by Shep-
pard's mother and was selected for
a place on the farm out OF Is appli-
cants.
Sheppard came 20 New York on
May IA and brought home with him
Zastera, his violin. crayons and draw
ing paper. Arriving al Wickatunk. a
mile and half from the Sheppard
poultry and pigeon plant, about dusk.
they We're driven home by James Ken
dali. then in Mr.. Sheppard's employ.
Zastera slept In the servants quar-
ters with Kendall that night. and next
morning Kendall left after showing
the new man the dudes be was 10 per
form.
There was evidence OF the utmost
kindly feeling among all when the fam
lily retired that night. but later develop
ments proved thai there was murder
In Zastera's heart. He arose early next
morning. went 20 the COW barn.
milkod one COW, and returned TO the
house. No one was about yet. but a
stir could be heard upstairs. Zastera
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-08-22
HAT5ox THAT FOLDS Up.
Useful Thing to Put in Summer Vaea
ton Trunk.

A folding hatbox OF cardboard
which You can slip into the bottom OF
your trunk is a great convenience fos
a girl on her vacation.
All during the visit ones hat can
be kept fresh and free from dust
Guest room closets are apt not TO
be over large and the proper care of
a big hat is a question.
These boxes are covered with n
lowered payer and make a dainty as
well as Z useful gift
To make one OF the boxes, cut two
square pieces Of cardboard the size
you want the bottom OF the box. Then
cut four pieces for the sides-the de-
sired height usually is about eight
inches. Cut four pieces the same
height. but only two inches wide
Cover each Of these with pretty Gre
tonne. On the wider side-pieces
fasten ribbon. an inch from the top
and the bottom. Sew the sides to the
bottom square. but do not join the side
pieces.
Sew pieces Of ribbon on the ends OF
each Of the narrower pieces 70 the
other square. to make the cover to
the box. When in use. the ribbons
tied into bows will keep the cover in
shape. The ribbon on the sides Of the
box proper, tied into bows. viii keep
the box part in shape When not in
use the box can be united. the sides
dropped down and so the entire con
trivance be easily packed.
The sides can he further siren cf d.
ened by pasting pieces OF gummed pa
paper TO the inside. This paper can
easily be removed when the box is
not in use. and viii not dishgure it in
any way.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-08-22
FOR HAT OR GOWN.
Wallaehian Embroidery Makes a Mos;
Effective Trimming.

Fascinating flowers that may be ap-
pliqued 20 costumes or hats may be
made I'm wallach.an embroidery. The
buttonholing on each edge makes
them easy to cut away from the
material on which they are done. and
the result Is n piece OF solid embroid-
cry like a motif or medallion.
A dainty lingerie hat is embroidered
In wallachian work. the flowers done
separately as suggested. These are
cut out and tackled round the crown
so that the ribbon trimming may be
run through them. The appearance
is as though the sides OF the crown
were done in some complicated eyelet
work
Linen coats may be most admirably
trimmed with these flowers. and what
attractive linen jumper dresses may
be made where embroidery flowers.
petal TO petal. are placed around the
edge OF the guimpe line,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-08-22
vonns Of the Princess

Princess dresses Of linen may be de.
scribed as "all the rage" with short
and slender, young and old.
A blue linen is made with covered
buttons. which fasten It all the way
down the front. from the line OF the
V-shaped gimp to the hem.
The sleeves are cut in one piece with
the gown and show the undersleeve
only at the elbow line.
A violet liaen. made with square
neck. buttons all the way down one
side. The outer dress has no sleeves
so the guimpe is beruihed and trimmed
with lace.
Walking suits OF white and pink lin
EN- are trimmed with guipure lace;
one tailored semi-directoire Of dark
brown linen was heavily incrusted
with bands OF iiisn insertion.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-08-22

set the pail OF milk on the floor in an
outer kitchen, went through the house
TO Mr.. Sheppard's den. secured his en-
ployer's repeating shot gun. and Sc
creted himself in the parlor.
A few minutes later Mrs. Sheppard
came downstairs in her nightdress
after milk for the baby. She was
within two feet of the first step when
Zastera stepped from his hiding place
and fired a charge of shot into her
hip Mrs Sheppard fell. and the
murderer poured two more loads into
her PROSTATE form.
Sheppard. who was DRESSING. rushed
to his wife's aid, when Zastera sent a
charge into his breast. AS Sheppard
now mortally wounded. fell over the
balustrade another shot was fired into
his side.
That there should be no witnesses
to the Tragedy, Zastera then ran to
the kitchen, where Jennie Bendy was
preparing the morning meal. The
girl, who was but 10 years old. had
become alarmed at the shots, and had
started TO run when Zastera reached
the kitchen He shot her through the
heart as she was going out the door
however.
This occurred at $40 in the morn
ing. the time being fixed by Frank
Mcdowell, nelghbor. who heard the
gunshots. However, Il was not until
seven o'clock that news OF the tragedy
reached the outside world. II was near
that hour when Zastera appeared at
the home Of William Wall. nearest
neighbor to the Sheppards. and In a
wildly excited manner informed him:
They're all dead over there"
The murderer went back to the
scene OF the crime. and without sus-
picion being directed toward him
mixed with the crowd OF curious peo-
pie until late that afternoon, when De
tectives Cosgroye and Sylvester OF a
New York agency detected a number
OF flaws in the story he told. He was
then detained as a witness in the
county Jail at Freehold. That night
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-08-22

s - So Ez.FFlEsT IE-iEEg ~ ItfE E't-AfIEI
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-08-22

ne was put through the third degree
and confessed.
The ten months old infant which
WAS made an orphan by Zastera has
been taken By Mr. Sheppard's moth
er. The baby was found upstairs in
its crib unframed.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-08-22
Rlouses o. SIX MILL.

Silk null has come into first favor
this season. Not only is IL in wide de-
mand for afternoon and evening
gowns. but it Is now being made up
into blouses.
shirtwaists for morning wear on hot
days are also built of it. They have
little trimming, merely fine tucks and
a soft ruffie down the front. edged
with lace or a band CT narrow colored
ribbon.
The sleeves are long and a round
Dutch collar OF lingerie or lace ia
added. which is finished in front with
a bow of null TO match the ribbon or
the rufie.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-08-22

Pale-blue eOlienne is the material
employed in a dainty little frock. The
skirt is oddly trimmed with cream
lace and tucks and the bodice and
sleeves in one piece are made in Jap
anese fashion. There is a little vest
OF tucks topped with a band OF lace
and the frill on sleeves is Of the same
material. A pointed girdle has an
inset OF lace In front.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-08-22
Told In Brief.

Told In Brief.
What was the fruit OF your WOO
ing?"
- lemon Baltimore American.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-12

to their friends in their beautiful cot
tage on University street.
90 =
Misses Linnie and Maud Smith, of
Meridian, who have been visiting their
sister, Mrs. DR.. e. F. Rush, on Will
liams street, left for their home yes
terday.
Misses Ada and Lenora Moore, two
of Hattiesburg's most popular young
ladies, returned home Sunday after a
visit to their mother in Summit.
9 . .
Mrs. F. l.. Ray with her charming
little daughter Gladys, will leave to
morrow for Crystal Springs to visit
Mrs. Rays mother.
i" "
Mrs. George Ellis and the children
returned last night from Meridian
where they have been spending some
time.
Mrs.~W.. H. Burt and children left re
/ Gently for Waynesboro to visit rela
tives, where they will remain severa
weeks.
Mrs. H. T. Allen, who is summer
ing at Rawls Springs, was visito
here yesterday.
J Mrs. Harry Oakley is sojourning |
Chicago.
q = =
Hightower's Great Sale will clos
August 26. Don't put off buying to
long. aug IL
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-12
MUST Be EQUALITY
OF CHARGES MADE
City Council Took Cumberland TeIe-
phone Matter Up Last Night in a
Vigorous Way, but Delayed Definite
Action at Request of Manager Hay.

If the Cumberland Telegraph Com
pany does not come across and make
some fair and just reparation to those
whom it has overcharged in the past,
the city council proposes to take the
matter up in vigorous way.
This was made manifest at the
meeting of the council last night when
the matter was discussed in an In
formal way.
Mayor Donald stated that he had
recently had conference with the 10
cal manager, Mr.. Hay, who has been
sick for several weeks and Mr.. Hay
told him that he was compelled to
leave the city for a short time on ac
count of his health, and he requested
that no formal action be taken by the
board until he returned, which he
thought would be in time for the mex
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1908-08-12

corporations and they cannot give one
perron telephone service at one price
anu another at different price with
ont discrimination. They had no more
right 10 charge different prices than a
railroad would have to charge different
prices to different persons on freight
rates or passenger rates. This would
be discrimination, and when the Cum
berland charged two prices-one
higher end one lower-to different
pc CHS II was engaged in an act of
discrimination, which was unlawful
Mr.. Ellis even went further-ani he
is undoubtedly correct-and said in
The matter of discrimination it did not
make any difference if the Cumber
land did have all the subscribers IL
claimed, it still had no right to dis
criminate; that when it charged some
subscribers less than it did others
the subscribers who had paid the high
or price could demand a refund of the
overcharge In other words those wh)
have been paying So for residence tel
ephones, and $3.50 for business tele-
phones since the alleged raise Wen,
into ecect last March are entitled 70
have 80 cents on residence phone :
and 81 on business phones refunded tn
them because the company had let
other people have the service for a
less price, which was discriminating
"a price of $3.50 and $3.50.
lnasinvch as the discrimination IS
admitted, and has been shown by nu
merous receipts, it was the opinion Of
Mr.. Ellis that when bills are presented
crs have a right to demand that the!
be treated as other people have beef
treated ard that they can demand tba
the account be reduced to correspont
, with their lowest charges to other
and tiai they be credited with thes
: cvercharges. If the company refuse;
they can defy them to take out the
r phones. and, If, in spite of this, tn
( phones are taken out the matter ca
: lie carried to the city council whic
J. can go 80 far as to revoke the E. al
. chisc. O. take such other correctly
q steps as is deemed best.
e The board showed decided dete
G mination to make the Cumberland a,