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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28
STUDY WAR GAME
At NEARBY FORTS
Continued from First Page.)

Yates. The posts are long, each man
having a large amount. of territory to
cover. Lieut.. Col. Coffin. the artillery
District commander. has turned over the
rand of the LIST Regiment.
The National Guard sentinels walk post
day and night. protecting the camps of
the National Guard troops and other ad-
jacent territory. and for this purpose the
ground covered Is divided into six posts.
as follows: No. 1. at guard tent; No 2,
extends around the outside limits Of the
camp In the ground south of the general
parade ground. including the camp occu-
pied by the band; No. 3 extends around
walton bordering Battery Meigs: No. 4
extends from the northeast corner Of the
old fort along the road on the east of
the old fort to battery Many. returning by
way OF the postern gate through the old
fort to the MAN. sally port. and from
there to the point of starting. to include
the 143d Company barracks: No. 5 ex-
tends from the north end of the quar-
termaster's coal shed along the main
road to the post guardhouse. passing
and commissary storehouse around the
storehouse. around the quartermaster
corral returning by the back road to the
point of starting: No. walks in rear of
Battery Wilkin. from one flank of the
battery to the other.
special Orders for Posts.
Special orders for each post are as fol-
lows: No. 1. as laid down in manual Of
guard duty: Nos. 2 and 3. to see that no
unauthorized person Is lettering in or
around the camp; to arrest all suspicious
persons seen In or around the camp: to
see that there is no waste of water in
camp; after II o'clock pm. to allow no
one to enter or leave camp. except troops
returning from drill, without a properly
signed pass.
son is lettering around Battery Many or
the camps in the old fort. To test all
doors of magazines in Battery Many, to
see that they are locked. To look out for
fire, especially In the buildings of the old
fort. No. 5. to see that no unauthorized
persons enter the coal sheds, and that no
coal is taken away except by proper au-
thority. To see that no unauthorized per-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28

son enters the Quartermaster and COM
missary storehouse after retreat. To try
all doors after Office hours to see they are
securely locked. To keep a sharp lookout
for fire in these buildings and in the
stables. No. 6, to see that no unauthor-
ICED persons enter the battery at night
to try all the doors of the battery to see
that they are securely locked.
Report for Muster.
The National Guardsmen on both sides
of the river formed in their respective
camps yesterday afternoon for muster.
The ranking officers from Fort Hunt came
to Fort Washington and Joined in a con-
ference with the officers here and the in
structors, to the end that an understand
ing was reached permitting uniformity of
institution on both sides of the river.
Guard mounting at 5:45 o'clock was the
only ceremony of the day. The brigade
band gave a concert last evening. Lieut..
Col Coffin and Mrs. Coffin were the guests
of Gen. Harries at dinner at the head
quarters mess last evening.
There were no sounds Of revelry after
the sounding Of taps or prior to the final
call, for the majority of the officers and
men were ready to take to their cots at
an early hour.
Changes in a Decade.
In June. 1897, when the National Guard
Of the District of Columbia last camped
here. the following statement was publish
ed:
There Is some talk among certain Off
GERS of high rank. who ought to be in a
position to know. to the effect that the
District National Guard will never again
go into camp at Fort Washington. The
next time the brigade is taken into the
field for instruction, SO it Is rumored.
tents will be pitched at Sheridan Point.
just across the river from Fort Washing
ton. in Virginia. a new government reser-
walton. The understanding is that Sher-
idan Point is in many ways more suitable
for camp purposes than is Fort Washing
tom"
After the lapse of eleven years the
guard Is not only under canvas here. but
is represented at Sheridan Point-Fort
Hunt-as we'll. In 1897 Fort Washington
was an abandoned post, the only residents
being q post quartermaster sergeant. as
custodian, and the keeper of the light
house on the wharf. A tract of land at
Sheridan Point, devoid of structures or
improvements Of any character. had just
been acquired by the government.
Really wonderful changes have been
wrought in a decade. Both Fort Wash
ington and Fort Hunt are up-to-date mill
tary posts, equipped with formidable dis
appearing guns, and are we'll garrisoned
Those who were here with the guard In
1897. find it impossible to locate them
selves. SO to speak. Macadam roads have
s,pplanted the former dirt trails. and mod
ern residences for the officers and bar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28
RAYMOND ON WAY TO PRISON
To Serve Five Years Sentence in
Penitentiarv at Atlanta.

Albert NJ Raymond, recently captured
in 81. Louis. Mo-, fugitive from justice
for more than two years. was taken to
the penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga, this
morning to serve a term of five years
Raymond was convicted of libeling Maj
Sylvester and other District officials.
Capt. Mckee. warden of the jail. depu-
tized Officer Vickery to take the prisoner
to Atlanta and they left on the Southern
express at S:l5 this morning. Raymond's
wife and family visited him at the jail
yesterday and babe him goodbye.
Raymond made no objection to his re-
moyal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28
MELVIN GOULD, TOOH, U11NO'
Old Mining Spectator Says He Is
Cousin Of Jay Gould.

LOS ANGELES. Cal, July 2S.-Melvin
A. Could. who says he Is a second cousin
of the late Jay Gould. is seriously Ill at
the county hospital. He is seventy years
old and is suffering from lack Of proper
nourtshment.
The old man has been living in his own
cottage and has been cared for by his
foster daughter. whom he had befriended
in former years. There is a mortgage on
the cottage and II he dies there will be
hardly enough money to bury him. He
was wealthy at one time. but he turned
his property into cash in order that he
might speculate in mines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28
AvENGEs SISTER
italian Youth Kills Man Who
Wronged Her.

NEW YORK. July 2S.-Charles Bald.
an Italian youth, aged twenty-one. COM
mitter murder last night to avenge a
dishonored sister. His victim was Peter
Disbensery, thirty-eight years old. Dis
bensery was shot and killed without
warning as he sat In his home at Green
point. After the shooting Bald surren-
dered, and told why he had committed the
crime.
Six months ago Baldfs sister. Annie. a
girl Of thirteen, disappeared from home.
Baldi set himself to search for her and
yesterday found her with Disbensery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28
THE VERY FACT,

Mr.. Merchant, that the proprietors of all the De-
partent Stores advertise regiously in The Even
ing and Sunday Star during the summer as in any
other season of the year should convince you that
advertising be made profitable investment dur
ing the heated term.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28
Newspapers Support Wiley.

SHANGHAI. July 2S.-L. r. Wiley.
Judge of the United States circuit court
in China, returned here and opened the
American court yesterday. The news
papers here comment favorably on the
court and hope that Judge Whitley will
continue his vigorous policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28
ASSUME NEW DUTIES.
SCISSOR Richards and Surveyor
Hazen Take Oath Of Office.

W. P. Richards. the newly appointed
assessor of the District, took up his new
duties yesterday afternoon, and the for
mality of administering the oath of Office
to him fell to the lot of DR.. William Tin
dali, secretary of the board of Commits
sioners.
Melvin c. Hazen. who was promoted to
surveyor to succeed Mr.. Richards, was
also sworn In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28
Nor. Gerrutti in Rome.

ROME July 2S.-Monsignor Bonaventu-
ra Cerrutti. auditor of the apostolic dele
CATION in Washington, arrived here yes
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28
CIRCUIT COURT NO. Justice An
derson

CIRCUIT COURT NO. 2-Justice An
Scott agt. HerreiI: clerk ordered to nav
over 500 to plaintiffs attorney Of record
Kreiter agt Berg; judgment on demur-
rer against plaintiff on first count; plain
Tins attorneys. Sleman & Lerch: de-
fendants attorneys, Brandenburg &
Brandenburg.
Katz agt. Adams Express Compan ny;
Judgment by confession for $500; plain
TIN attorneys. Topper & Gusack: de-
PENDANTS attorney. F. S. Key Smith.
Lynn agt. Sweitzer; leave to PLAINTIFF to
Berry & Minor.
Etherington agt Montezuma Minins
COMPANY; commission ordered to issue
plaintiffs plaintiffs attorney W. a me Megrath; de-
Hoffman agt. Oyster; judgment against
plaintiff for costs on dismissal; PLAINTIFF
attorney. Wilton j. Lambert; defendant s
attorneys, Brandenburg G. Brandenburg.
CRIMINAL COURT NO. 1-Justice An
derson.
United States agt. George ToOle; rob-
berry: recognizance $500. with W. J. How
ard surety, taken; attorney, ]. c. Foster
BANKRUPTCY COURT-Justice Ander.
son.
In re Martin Bros; trustee authorized
to indOrse voucher.
DISTRICT COURT-Justice Anderson.
In re. condemnation of lot l, square
g. addition to lie Droit Park; order ap
pointing commissioners.
PROBATE COURT-Justice Anderson.
Estate of James T. Meline: will dated
August 81 1902. filed.
Estate of Charles E. Wood: order t.
enter into agreement; attorney, w. A
McKenney.
Estate Of Rudolph Eichhorn; order te
sell real estate: attorney. ]. r. Fague.
Estate Of Isabella Littleton: letters Of
administration granted to Jennie E. Lit
Teton; bond, 81 600; attorney. A. H
Bell.
Estate of Oracle NJ. Stroman; will datet
June T. 1908 filed.
Estate of Joseph Pryor: rule to show
cause: attorney. j. ". Glennan.
Estate of William F. Maddox: petition
for probate of will filed; attorney. C
". Murphy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28
THE COURT RECORD.
District Supreme Court.

EQUITY COURT NO. 1-Justice Anderson.
Nelson agt. Coleman; auditors report
ratified compliments solicitors, Irving
Williamson, Thomas Walker and James
F. Bundy.
Lewis agt. Interstate Printing and En-
complainant's solicitor, w. G. Kimball;
defendants solicitor. E. H. Thomas.
Chapman agt. Chapman; proof ordered
taken before Thomas H. F1tnam, exam
iner; compliments solicitors. L. NJ. King
and W. J: Lee; defendants solicitors.
Hughes & Gray.
Whitley agt Whitley; proof ordered
taken before n. Carroll Downs, examiner:
complainant's solicitors. L. NJ. King and
w: j. Lee; defendants solicitor, P. W.
Frisby.
In re Rock Creek Auto Wagon Works
Inc; receiver authorized to discontinue
business and to sell; petitioners solicitor.
c. F. Diggs.
Swan agt Swan: defendant ordered to
pay for compliments testimony: COM
plainant's solicitor, p. W. Frisby: defend
ants solicitor. s. D. Truitt
Morrow agt Morrow; proof ordered
taken before Margaret M. Murray, exam
iner; compliments solicitor, W. Mex
clayton defendants solicitor, c. F. Ben
jamin
McEuen agt. McEuen: defendant Or
dered to pay alimony; compliments So
licitor. c. w. Fits; defendants solicitor
W. P. Plumley.
Jones agt. Colt: receiver authorized to
make repairs; complainant's solicitor, Jo-
seph w. Cox; defendants solicitor, w, c.
English.
Spelshouse agt. Bradford; title vested in
complainant by adverse possession; COM
plalnants solicitors. Birney & Woodland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28
Seven Naval Paymasters.

It is announced at the Navy Depart
ment that T. r. LeCompte. R. E. Corco-
ran. r. Van De W. Blocker. E. A. Cobey,
r. s. Chew. IT,. s. E. Dickinson and w. r.
Van Buren, have been appointed assistant
paymasters In the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28
Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition of water at
8 am: Great Falls. temperature. 70; con-
dition, 100; Dalecarlia reservoir. tenn
perature. so: condition at north connec-
ton, 1000: condition at south connection.
100 Georgetown distributing reservoir.
temperature. so: condition at influent
gatehouse. ITO: condition at effluent gate
house, 40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28
Up-River Waters

HARPERS FERRY. w. Va. July 2S-
3orh rivers are very muddy this morning
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18
Ell vBPOR CARA
cas-, es Cogido pOr
un temporal.
ThoS FuTst, captain del VaPOE PGEma-
neCs l2 hOTas amATatQ en- ell
Puente diTiiign6O eI buuue.
Los Dl8DIofO8 eRUIlR unl IHpTOsIm Clltl al S0fsT
FUT8t y hleOn UR TsgOlO q 10 trIpaIOGI6n.

El IuneB Por ID noChs 20 sncontF6 eI Va.
por "CAEaEGI', que 0CAbA de llegaE San
Juan = vsnfA do NuGvN York, con malO
mar y viento Cuyo vsloCidad fu6 aumOn.
tand0 haItG 0ntFGF & lRB 8 On Ol cfECulo dc
una t0TmentR.
81 CapitEn del vApor usfior Thou Furut
tom6 r&pidamente Lar diDponiCiono1 dol
Case ? en- viHts de que los golps1 do mar
bRFriAn lG CubisFtN = pusnte 90 amSEE6 &
6lts, pGFm0nsciOndo Allf hRGta IaB 10 de 10
noch0 del mREtsB On que Bali6 81 barco del
radio de acci6n dc Ii t0HmOnt0.
AvOEfRu en- loB camREot0B do cubiarts y
en- o. pusnto del baEco fusron Cauusda8
poE 10 fariogG mar = visDtO; psEO no hubo
Di0guu0 dOBgraOiB poTuonRl y Ia tripulR
Ci6n tRAbDj6 con veHdRdoFo heFoiGmo para
BeoundaF lOB diupOuiCion0D de HuB jofOg.
81 pR1OjO del "CaERcAB" hG Onvi0do Rl
capit6n ana expEssiVR oaFta do C0ngEatulao
Ci6n poF % Comp0EtAmi0ntO RBi como 81
de Ia dotaCi6n y llov6 & afeCt0 una ColsCtR
rPg0lando Gu pFOduOtO loB mATineroT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18

Ell, PETROLEO . ACEITE DE
ALUMBRAR Y QUEMAR NO ES UN
ALIMENTO. Como Sc ha pretendidOp pOr
0lgunOs industriales EecOmendar Ell Rc9ita
de petFoleO como un sustitutO del aceite de
higadO de bacalaO, debemos adveFtir pOr ell
bien de los mismOs enfermOs que 81 aceite
de petr6leO es una substantial mineral, ecu
gi so usG inteEnamente es eXpelida inteQFS
pOF las eVaCuaciOnes intestinRles, causan-
do la laTga inflamaci6n de las Was diges-
twas.
Carec pOr 10 tantO de Ia pTOpiedad esen.
Cial de tOdO alimentO, la de ser asimilable
y vOlveFse parte de los tejidOs OrganioOs Y
no puede nj FemOtamenGe COmpaFaFs0 con
ell aceite de higadO de bacalaO, cuya pro-
pfedRd de nutrir y fOrtalecer los Organis-
mos debiles 10 han heehO tan neCesario y
tan justamente apreCiadO en- tOdO el mum
do.
La meiOF m&nera de tOmaT el &Ceite de
hGgadO de bacaIaO eg en- la 9Orma de emul-
sion, Dor ser asf mas facilmente abSOFbfdO
nor eli est6unago: de tOdas las enaulsioneR
COnOcidRs, la EMULSION DE SCOTE
es uniVersalmente COnsideRada como Ia
mas perfeCta v l@ mss efic48s no sOlamenie
poF la puReEa del aceite y de los demaa iEI-
gFsdienteg que se empleAm On su elahOFtls
Ci6n, ainO pOTqUe 60 la GgsSC0 emulsion Qass
no Sc seDGrG, que no &c e5sedgS0ia, cue no
cogsEieas sat68tQnc6Q8 que SFTSteD 8 SafEQ.
men eg s8t6n1GgO y pOrque On una palabEa
az al RlimenfO u1Gs concentrate y mas aal
n0iIabIe que cOnOeen los mBd1oOs nara
cOmbafiF fOflas las fOFmas de debiIfnad
org8niCa, para purifIcaP 10 sangE8y como
u1 auxiliaF Indispensable para las peFsOs
nsa Afeetadaa de tlsiG, de esGI0fula de Ras
buitigua0 y Otgag dolenCias eEoRieass
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18

Avisamos 8 Las personals, que
solicitsn suscribirse & este dia-
rio, que 81 peri6dicO no les ser&
anYiado, 81 81 ayiso que con Ia
Obieto remitan, no viens acoml
panado del imports de L. sua-
cripci6n.
fsta vale por IN trimestre
1925. Por IN semestre $3.50.
Por IN a&o $500. Page Gss-
tieSmaas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18

UN FONOGRAFO.-P0F a07snfaF5s
"a duefi0 90 vond9 muy TSducidO pgaoio
an msgOifCo Victor n6maP0 6 CON so Ea.
cords do lO8 mejoEO8 aRtiubaa. En- eta i'm.
pgOnta infoEmRTGn. sHR
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18

En- aEBa imprenGa 90 vGndO pap0l pc
psEi6dioo viei0 s 82.OO l08 A6 kilN8 (Slm
gwintGRD
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-18

o. 18 dc OctUbE0 dc 1898 y, si algunos
OsDSos hubieEGn sid0 Eodimid0H, ,deBdo diChs
fsOh8, B0F6 pOr 81 OobsPnadoE do Puerto
Rico devuslto 10 Iglasia Cat6lioa ea
Puerto Rico el capital CobEAdo pOE ViFEud
dc lR FedsnCi6n: , aEimismo dOvoIvsR&
& lG IglesiR las Cantidadas de 1903 dollars,
% CentAv0B. impoFts de 8 psga16s que
RdeudGbR D. Antonio O6tala, = 4O5 DO
liars impoFts de 8 pagaE6s que adaudabs
D. Arturo e. Diaz. gatiAf8ch0 al TesoToro
do Puerto Rico, pOF ValOEeB pEoCsdantoB de
biOnSs do 10 IglsBia.
(Vesgs la adici6n De msflanal.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-24
Ma sprzedaz

..Ee1-E + E6-Ez. ~ 80 5FFLA- Etc., .s4-. So
Dobra 100 akrowa farma
ma sprzedaz, 80 ARROW pod
plugiem, reszta b6r i past
wiska. Dom murowany j du-
~ nowy chew, dostatni ma
40 sztuk bydla j s koni j o
kolo 100 ton6W siana, r6z
ne budynki, dobra studnia,
wszystko " najlepszym po-
rzadku. Ty]ko p mill Cd Wi
nony. Blizszych szczeg6l6w
u wla6cicieia J6zefa Sunni
skiego " Bluff Siding, Wis
E-Fr--- L& - ~ tLEEs --# EH-H-aaE4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-24

CROJN1CF. " zesslym tygo
dniu zaszto tn sgrabne uszustwo.
Do pewnego zegarmistrzs prsyoho,
d.i przystejoie ubra,ny metozysnpat- !.
opowisds, te Jest W go6cinie y Wy
sokiego urzednika, dobrze owemu
kupeowi snanego, j zamierzal "a
kupid zegsrek damski. Dob.to tar
ge; Gle gdy ohod1iio . sapfate, ME-
snajomy pamysllf sic i~aaczej j POI
pros,l kupca, azeby mu kilka ze.
carlow pozwolil sabrat ze sobae do
wYboru. Kup,ec ME domystajac
sie ossustwa dal mu diva segarki:
70 soba. 20 chwili ras jesscze zja>
.-' 5fTa.sttE Lii n! 'rSt'Af ~ ,&'E"-a %.+fAr ~
viii sic ossust u niego, i pozYosyf
4 mark pleoiedsy niby pod POGO:
rem, 4s mu sabraklo pod rskaa pie
niedzy:: Kapiec dai obstnle ! owe 4
mark, leos gdy ponies'po tilku &c.
d.inayeh ,sie{ n,e;sjawil kupoowi "a.
cseio sie rosjasnia6 " glowie. ale
-troohs zap6zno; DO ossust nlotuia
sic tynozasem beg slade \ Policya
~stwierdziia jednakowo. nazyisko
jego. oszustem byi piisarek Jan
Herzberg, pochodsaoy : Gdahska,
kilk4krotnle juz karany
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-24

Z sETALU. donossa nam j~esxose
o potarze Ao6cio}a co aastepuje:
Maly kosci6} setalski zbudowany "
roku 1881 spall} sic doszczetu, tyl~
ko kamienne injury i prsybudowana
:p6kniej sakrys:ya chrzestnlca choc
usskodsone posostaly. z tych O.
statnioh w~yratowano tel j xosclel-
ne rseczy. z kodcio}a | wiesy mic 9
j tax spalily sic ~zupeslhnniite wseEyystkie
eitsr.e lswki, choraggwie, Choir z
organami, kasalnica, s}achanioz, sta
eye drogi krsysowej .dzwonioa ze
dswonami. Opr6ox kilku zelaznych
bolc6w / opasek widad prey uchu
jednego dswona asYpe4 kruszczu
slanego : ~popio}em, cd dfugichl b. j
xnaku ME ma. Poniewaa PREY olta-
rsu zaoselo sic palid (pewn,e cd,
skry re swiecY), ogieh niepomiarko-
wanie ~rozszersyl sic powoli pc ME
ssporach pc ca}ym kosciele, j vie.
cE,orem po 10 pfomieh wybuchl kos
10 malego dzwonks na wierzch
jut. Mkt All DO o !l'a AM; AMI n M i ah6r
dostapid ME mdgl. 2 pocsstku
my6lsuo ma jasnosd v kosclele, e
fsisdt do ohorego musi. & Ch l,, 9 apn',
tn nowy wiekssy kosoidf budowa q
i skladano dobrowo)nie cd kiilkIu,:
lat, ale teraz niesxczescie 2 nagllss
prsyezio. T~ymmyosasowo ma ,l siee od-
praxiad nsbose6stwo y kapela-.
nil, s..
~ .1+ss --=<=---l<=- s~-
PELPLIN. Minister Nydaf roe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-24

I511S 3I=I:z,s,Ql
zE Z =
Nv GlLllly0IIgl u #tsoss,a. |.
;lp y .Iil:S i.bas d. s Il. process IA 3.
lll| eaapay & s.jn a. 6s ,''sgIllls e g as
o ,!1lIla|, o. .l'l!l g y. e.Alon'1kad|
r 1'5'i ~ . a''lisa llll'' !
o6w imunsttov y Biisskkuplc, powlattluu'
.ebr rsdt i I P lE'.'t' ~ esWYtoosy.aaE i q
ih ~, y elt6 " a nooy sl.l ! sa.
t'.jnego policyanta Pi 1,.''l kt6ry::
pod f..ssywe m na.wlskiem wstapill
jako oslonek do wymienionego pc,
wy1ejST owar.ystva ] tam ne tylkll,oo.
s.piegowsl, sc saobec.i do od5pie.
w NJ z.Kkiaa1annyoh piesni, ursa-
d Lao, :taj r. e l narad ! !. a.. 9. M Zig.
80 '.1 swallow " Is Is sa.r.uty to TAX ma.
. jest dowod6w e 20 dlatssyoh,
s. s4##ai.-Es..s Ssss:@ 55HsIIft!% -ssG5ala4s- IS s....s..ssss..sI &c.
rospraxac.h process odrocsono eelem.
sporzad.enia ti6maosenis pro protolko-.
low towsrxystwa ably tam spaleA6
jaklel: dowody. Beds,e Is 1apewnie
! wlelkiej ebmufy.maly des.os, :
die proknratoryi pruskiejj wlelki
blamak s-..:s,.S (,
sZOPIENICE. =. Zwykly k g
spowodowal " rieszkaniu hutnikaa,
oynkowego =. KotY1by wielkie ME
s,s,cs,s,,soie. Kot praewrdo,l lampe sto-
lowe, kt6ra eksplodowala. . stom
bavifysie dzieoi, kt6,e oblane 20
staly eksplodujacym plgnem. ~
Dw6ch eklopo.yk6w odnioslo bar
do cietkie poparzenia j niema vie:
le na,dsiei uptraymania ioh pray ay-
ciu.
KRoL pod opo q,
lem. - Tutejssy soitys ?. s :
o.yk zakasai pawnemu gospodarso,
WI umie6c,d ma o,mentarsu pomnlk.z
polskim napisem. Gospoaarx 6wv
zwrecil sic jak pis.se ,,Gaz. 5op'.,
1~aAaleniem Dc 1sndrata; jesli "a,
kowe ME poskutkuie, dopomni sic.
ia: drodze skargi O swoje prawo.
.!Miadomo, g oYganiel 3ydzi, umle.
sszozais "a r1agrobkaoh sRoichz snar i,
iyoh. lrexnyon znalti napisy, j.
kie i'm sie podoba, : nam Polaxon
naszejj .ieni mi.lby kto 1abra,
tym rasie 90 o',jjosystego jstyka
usywa6. Jestto rzeosee nieslyohapae
iakiej dwiat ME wldsial.: Coz podo=
jest tylko MOTIVE y nas:v
.wanem ,,pshstwie ladu j hos
jjazni Botej''.
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a.aG-I&&-G- - @stgF 80 &HErHHts EE=.4h .E@t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-24

z Il 81 ii 4 yPossstt q ron i
.taadyyseaaa1I. ~, 81 i, 81 a 81 b ds Y
g.tommssvego bogosta4iieehdtAt,vaa..
'p \ a. HI u itill'.
49, - "a sg y a se '1 !
|powiat pllohiskii) J,na Dohski, Fran
|. AZ .. ]. 4 y ]. Stefan < A.:
y n.s ,'.,sI i Il fov & I ~. wo1an mi War
|s.ayy vspo,se noensj. Ne si6dnej
Mietacle5od Jsb1onny, y leslie hr a.:
:blego Branlckiegd, napadito ma
Moi odlnin bandyt5w rewolwe-
q eiktu.,:sO .terecha zatIrsyn,alos5
kon1e; nstereoh pedesslo do jade
DO kaia y ieb." Nowats
Ehswiics 1aet4l kk,oniel.i cchciaa ucaec
W6wcsas iedea :, blandlyyt66awt tow.
.~Rystr1alem : rewolweEO polosyi go
Etrupemsna miiejscu. Pc satrsYmaniu
Ekon, b.ndycly srewidowali p%osostaa =.
E4yeh5wioaoian ssbrali Dofsfii ''
Eao, rnblid segarek. orss KaroEew,
Esk,elnu Is fubli, Nastspnie srewi
d owali kieszeniie xabltego Nowst..
I sabrali mu passport, ze-
Egarek leo rubli gotdwka. Pc prsy-
Ebyoiu Kao1exskiego j Dohskiego>
Fac Nowego Dworu, nacs elnik stra-
y zt5emskiej ) osmioma straznika-
ii udaf sic wpodcig "a bandytami,
ale bessk,ulit III .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-24
3 o MOSKALlA

Pko q Wdtgminy sarane-
.wo, pow. paookiego, ?. Jdsef Bro
'tdzk,, vyro51iem sadu okr9goxegoe.
w.p.ocku aatass ~ b!yi ! a EFT. 81;
pod kar. Pc miesiae samKuieeia 4
stwierdsJ = 70, e y kotcu -. !. 1905 ''"
j y pcosatku j. 1905 ~ wykonla.,t=
.aia 1apadsel podes.s uehwaly gnin:
nej, proxadsa korespondeloye
ginning :. wlsdsami : jssykt pol.
skim, Wars: wsk. I = sasdo " Y Y
4. % ]: ! 4 vyrokkSz povy1s.ys.,n
nils j, stosujao IT g kod. k q: ].
I.ve1naa ;. B. %. l.ry forteeY i S !,
Eudzlelila mu tylko nsgany.
oDzAKatolicy-istnc para,ss
:fil s.. Krsyass ~rdo,li ,ie DO !. a r.
.urlo s l ) g 4. War /, NJ !, l ks.
5sWino'eenut,ego Ch h.o j. k..Popiela, !
SsSgssss ktIaSea 80 Z. sSST 3aIs 81. 49,. @A%S5H4si
iEpr'soa1lb'sa 3 ~, w14ea ago Az tsisa',EE',i uds.
.wiscego pc niemieoan, Deleggaci,
#kt6rylnn: poruc.onosvrso psod. 4
IEnia, ;przlyleeoii zostal pprse.. = 81
5posiuchl.'nulu, trw1.jjaesmu .okolo i p
'nninut, AAreHFbis s.. p pp',1'
|aKar. LddzkIt. -swyra,z. iil'.a
,,vgoIenie, 4 = k.atolicy~ N il,1rl'y Ill'''rll Z
g'eeiilii sie do niego ] - ptosbAA ~