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Evening journal., 1909-07-19
WILL IMPROVE
SHELLPOT PARK
Henry And Young Amusement
Company Now Has Con-
troll of Resort

james e. Henry, who this year was
given The lease to Shellpot Park by the
wilmington city Railway Company,
has transferred the lease to the Henry
and Young Amusement Company,
which is now the lessee of the park.
The lease is for a period of five years
with a renewal privilege at the end
of that time ana it is the intention OF
tho new company to make the park
enc Of the most attractive in this Sec
ton
one Of the first things done will be
TO plot the park 50 us better 70 ar
range tho IMPROVEMENTS contemplated.
which viii be made as rapidly as pos
siblc. on account of the lease hav.
ing been signed late in the spring ard
tho work of organizing the new amuse-
ment company it has been impossible
to make the improvements this SUM
mer. but they will be commenced ami
pushed as rapidly as possible as mat
ters can be arranged
The officers of the company are
James e. Henry. president and gem
eral manager; H. r. Price. vicc-p -presi-
dent; y. -. Henry secretary and
treas surer. and these officers and Ed
constitute the board Of directors. with
the exception Of MIR. Bird. who is a
resident of Brandvwine hundred near
this city. all the stockholders of the
new concern are residents of Whining
ton Mr. Henry has already opened
negotiations for a number of now
amusements and these will be secured
within a short time. IT Is the inten-
e.. 80 rf Il
making improvements so that by the
beginning Of next season the park may
be one Of tho best in this section. II
is the desire TO make it attractive 10
the neoplc of This city and Chester AMI
/ also to make it an excursion resort for
people Of other places and thus bring
| largo number of people to Whining
ton.
Mr. Henry has for two seasons prev
ious to this been the manager OF the
park ana there win be no change in its
policy except that it's scope will be
broadened and Improvements Will b.
made which were impossible under III
old lease. which was given out 'r,r
year 10 year. and thus discouraged To-,
larger concessions from locating here
Mr.. and Mrs Henry, who are officer.
of the company, are known on tho
vaudeville stage as Henry and Young
and it was for this reason that In,
name Of the new amusement compl'A
was made tho Henry and Young
Amusement Conn any.
Under its charter the new concerr
has broad powers and while Nj. Henry
win give personal management 10 th'
park during the Park season, it is no
proposed to conGne its business to tha
particular subject. 1t viii prooabll
have other amusement enterprises dur
ing the winter season, all IF whicl
will be guided from this city.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
DR.. WYATT TALKS
OF FALSE PRETENCE

The Rev G.. r. Wyatt spoke on "Faiso
Prctonsos' at the opcn-air service on the
lawn adjoining Harrison street NJ E.
church last night. Tho service was al
most over when tho rain began. and the
meeting was then continued within the
church. DR. Wyatt said Ia part:
Tho supper Is fine figure Of tho
spiritual supper which Christ has pre-
pared for all. Tho excuses offered by tho
men invited 20 the supper OF the parable
were In three classes. the care OF prop
criy; cngrossing business interests and
social ties and pleasures None abso-
iutely refused tho invitation or said that
they would refuse a future one. All ask
cd TO be excused for tho present
''ro neglect Gods Invitation is pcril-
Gus. Those who refuse to pariako IN
abundance are denied even a taste II
was SO IN tho parable. The minister then
called attention 60 the necessity Of ac-
ccpting the invitation at once ana tho
futllity OF making excuses and awaiting
an invitation IN the future"
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
SEMI.PROFESSIONALS
BEGIN SEASON

I'm the first games OF the Wilmington
semi Professional League series ON Satur-
DAY Peerless and Highland p ayed seven
Innings TO standstin fremont beat out
Newport to and the Madison Landlith
game was called in the fourth inning to
allow the ParSside-southside County
League game TO be called.
Both pitchers in the Peerless-iiehland
game were effective. Lun alloed hits and
Waters. Q. There were several helding
features
fremont played fast and snappy game
with Newport and would have held New
port 90 "a much smaller score but for an
unfortunate accident 10 Oherly. fremont s
catcher, during practice, he having a nan
torn from enc OF his fingers. Mccall pltch-
cd an oNccllont game. Score by innings:
RHE.
fremont 600. .... -t00O1eOOO--7
Newport .... .....002oeOl0 l--6 . 8
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
SUPCRFLOUS HAIR
DISAPPEARS
LIKE MAGIC
Lady Will Send Free to Any Sufferer
the Secret Which
Cured Her.

From childhood ! was distressed and
Inundated by an unwelcome growth
of hair on my face aud arms. I tried
all the dcpilatories. powders liquids.
creams and other ruh-on preparations
ever heard of. only to make IL worse
For weeks I suffered the electric needle
without being rid Of my blemish. I
spent great deal Of money on va
rious things In vain until "a friend
recommended a simple preparation
which succeeded where all else failed.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
CONCERT BY OLD
SWEDES CHURCH CHORAL

The -scconl-lennupt coocort Of Ola
Swedcs Choral Society viii be given in
the parish building tomorrow night Tho
program follows:
PART I.
Chorus March Onward" A. Geihol.
Vocal solo. "Song Of IIybrias. tho
Cretan," J. B. Elliott. Horace b. IIur-
rson
chorus Ca). Love ana Summer" J..
y. wost; Cb). "Dashing Before the Gale ?.
H. Moore.
Cornet solo, "Thc Boatman's sorenade. ''
Mrs. 70. p. Burnham.
Chorus ta) ."Spring Song Waltz
Josef Nentwich; Cbl 1.-THE Violet and
the Bee" a. J. caldicott
Vocal solo. Kentucky Babe" Adam
Gelbol, Miss Margaret Braunstein
Chorus italia" Donizett
PART H.
Chorus (a). "rhe Huntsman's Chorus, %
c Weber; Cb), Tom Bowling" Dh-
den.
Recitation "God is Nowhere" Mrs. e.
p. Burnham.
Chorus @), Bridal Chorus" (from
"rhe Rose Naiden'). H. IT, cowen: I'D,
''rhe Dawn Oh Day" S. Roay-
Vocal solo, "rhc Nightingale Ar.
thur Penn, Miss Margaret Braunstein
Chorus (a). "The Soldiers Chorus"
Orom "Faust'), Gounod: (h). "Hai
Smiling Morn" r. sponorth.
Vocal solo. "Don Juan's serenade.
Tschaikowsky, Horace b. Harrison.
Cornet solo, Honey Suclllc Polka.
Mrs. r p. Burnham.
Chorus (a), "Song of the Vikings 20
Eaton flaming; % "Gloria from
Twelfth Mass" Mozart.
National anthem.
The members OF the chorus are: Mrs
Arthur Austin. Mrs. NJ Baxter. Mis-.
Margaret Braunsten, Miss Reha C.
Cochran, Miss Edith W. Countiss. Miss
Lula L. Countiss. Miss Gertrude Greene
Miss Lillian J. Greene. Miss Ida Huber
Miss Ada ~ Marden Miss Eisic Mason
Miss Sarah +. Mason, Miss Margaret
T. Morris. Miss Emma A. Selmes. Mrs
Harry Stout Mrs John Weldon. William
r. Cochran. Sidney n. Greene. Frank NJ
Heal Charles c. Ingram, Leroy s
sawin. Accompaplst Miss Blanche I,
zeigrist. Directot the Rev Albert Z
clay
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
At shellnot Park.

There was good attendance at
Shellpot Park last evening and when
the rain came on the band concert was
put on under the roof OF the theatre. The
free attraction each afternoon and
evening this week in front of the band
stand will be Shields and Gate nov
city gymnasts and equilibrists. In the
Family Theatre the bill will include
Jolly Leo in "Komedy Kartoons;" Col
lins and Fields i'm the German and the
SPORT Mae Crancy, singing and talking
comedian; Dainty Dorothy Dale as
sisted by Harold Dale in a domestic
comedy AS Children See Us" and the
moving pictures.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
POOR, LEAVES THOUSANDS
TO CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July IL
When the will OF Maria Heydlauft,
aged sixty; a scrubwoman, believed e.
be poor and known to have accepted
charity, was probated to-day. il was
found that she had left $4,000. nearly
all Of it in cash in banks. All Of H.
goes to charity and philanthropy. the
woman having no near relatives.
Tho Christian Science Publishing
Company. Boston, gets four-hfteenths;
tho First Church of Christ Scientist,
this city, two-fftoenths; the Christian
Science Society. Of Fonnville. Mich.
one-tonth. and three-hfteonths In trust
FOR the other Christian Science
church OF Michigan; three-hfteenths tc
the local childron's home. and one
tenth to the state Childrcns Home at
Coldwater.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
JUMPED FROM THE
STEAMER ULRICA
Sa'em COlOred Woman Leaps
To Her Death Near Third
Street Bridge

Mary Jones. colored woman. aged
35 years. of Salem. \. j., deliberately
jumped to her death from the steamer
Ulrica last evening about $50 o'clock
at Third street bridge.
The woman boarded the vessel az
King street wharf to make the 6.15
o'clock trip to Pennsgrovs.i She ap-
peared dazed when purchasing her
ticket but attracted no attention.
When the boat reached Third street
bridge the woman. according TO the
story told by several passengers. step
PED upon the railing and deliberately
threw herself into the water. When
the vessel had passed through tho draw
Bridgctcndcr White saw woman's
hat floating In the water and on iooN-
ing over the rail OF the bridge saw a
woman's skirts.
The Ulrica turned and came hack. the
crew lowering boat 10 search for
the woman. In the meantime Fatrcl-
man Thomas Virdon and William
Dugan had secured small boat and
graphing irons aud they hegan 60 drag
the river bottom.
Within thirty minutes the body was
recovered. Several times it was brough,
20 the surface but the hooks would tear
through the clothing Finally It was
secured with a rope and towed ashore.
Tho body is now at the morgue where
It viii be held until cls imed by rela-
tives.
Captain Lackey, of the steamboat
company rays that according to pas
seugers. who witnessed the woman s
/ leap. she deliberately jumped from the
vessels side into the~water. 4 crowd
of several hundred persons was at
tractod 90 the bridge and along the
river banks after the womans act.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
MORE SUITS AS
RESULT OF ACCIDENT

Another damage suit as a result cf
the trolley accident at Hnlcrest sew
cral weeks ago. has been filed in the
county courts at Media, Pa. against
the Chester Traction Company The
complainants are Daniel j. Leary. "a
minor and Michael Leary. his father
Young Leary was badly bruised and
also sustained broken leg lie asl,a
for $4,000 damages and his father asks
an additional $1,000 damages for losses
to him through his sons injuries.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
BOYS LEAGUE
TO MEET TONIGHT

Managers OF the Gibbs of the Boys
City League viii meet at tho y NJ c.
A. tonight To report conccrnnc the Sat
urday games.
There arc now eighteen clubs in tho
league They have been divided into
sections. tho east side teams west side
teams the Brhndywlnc teams and at the
close OF the season the winners In the
respective divisions viii be drawn and
then series of games VIII be arranged
and played until one has wol the cham-
plOnshp of the league.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
WILMINGTON IN
THE TRI-STATE:
RumOr Has II That HeCkert
Will Run Team Here Next
Season

From reliable sources IL has been learn
ed that Wilmington will he represented
in the Tri-state League again next year.
According to report, George w. IIeckert.
who is about TO retire from the manage
ment Of the Harrisburg team, has consent
ed to act as manager for the new VIII
mington team, and at the close Of the
present league schedule he viii come here
10 prepare plans for next season. II Is
said that a syndicate OF business mon Will
be formed TO support a team.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
SPORTING
ADDITIONAL SPORTS ON PAGE 2.
LOCAL GOLFERS PLAY
FOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP

Wilmington Country Club golfers play
ed the second round OF tho match for the
club championship on .he club links Sat
urday afternoon. Eight pairs had been
made but at the last minute Armstrong
and Pyle withdrew, leaving seven pairs
to play
The results wcre
Jones beat Satterihwaite 3 and T.
Taylor beat Morton and /.
Balker beat wior, and o.
Mitchell boat Groves. ] up.
Janvier beat spcakman. and J.
Steward beat Reese. and g.
Smith beat Richardson. and g.
The pairs viii continue the play next
Saturday.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
AMATEUR BASEBALL

Church A. c.. 4; Buttonwood \. c., q.
81. Patrlck's Independent, s. Brown
son, ].
Centreville A. c., 10: Claymont, l6
ST. Joseph's H. Rockford juniors. 10. Z
Rockford A. c., o; Highlands, 6.
Rockford A. c.. S. Hintops, 4.
waverly. i2 Orio'ces Il.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19

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Address Caroline Osgood. 903 r
Vaughan Bldg. Providence, r. l.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
BY DAVE

Some fans arc advocating plan 10
make Kid Reeves president of the
League as well as manager of tho Pow
dermakcrs at "a salary of $4,000. Nh
Reeves is believed to favor the proc
position.
O--0--0
Thinking Of Big Figures.
CarNin declares he will get ont offiast
place and Is going around betting $500
that he viii do the trick. Carvin has
the 5000 already-in a check.
900
Newport wants tho New castle club
10 train there next shrng The New
porters offer IAN ideaf location includ-
ing hotel climate fishing and othei
conN enienoes." And. let IL be hoped
a room in tho hotel large enough to hold
Mr. Leach during tho continuance of
his illness, which is technically y known
as tight bat"
800
Easy Winning.
Mouslcys Rvorview team gets into
second place by not playing game
Prince could win the tpennant II ne
aidn't have TO do moro than that
O-O-O
Dent Blame Him.
lcguc declares he win not reioin the
RNcrvicw team for less than $1,000,
and we don't blame him,
O-O--0
Perhaps.
And say, by the way did you NOTICE
that Welsh's Parkside team beat out
that hard hitting South side bunch
Well maybe. the "Brldgers" are strong
only on paper.
900
big Bill" Is hard to beat a triple
and a double big measure for "a pitcher
to give.
O-0-O
Shulcr is going after "Cy' Prentiss
i'm the hitting art Three hard ones in
one game Is going some.
"Cy' Prentiss must wear his old
ties another week.
Red" Mannerlng came TO the front
strong OF Saturday. A brace of doubles
in one game is as good hitting as can
be expected.
Rennie had an OFT day Ilad his team
played faster game in the field The
score would not have been as big
Patty" Stab came In for much hand
clappng lie stopped many long ones
that looked good for extra bases.
Dolan Is a good first baseman as
well as a pitcher. lie got one hit ana
thirteen put outs.
Cuiglcv got two hits Off Mr. Bunnar
The Parkside center fielder is as good
as any in the league
Maybe Parkside didn't crush In,
hopes OF South Side
South Side certainly IS iu the dumps
When it looked as Il they werc about
to win out. Do, and behold two Of thoh
best men breeze
q That fellow u. .Rredrord. so' tw,
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
EMI.PROFESSIONALS
To HOLD MEETING

a meeting of the teams. comprising
the Wilmington somi-Professionai League
will be held at the EVENING JOUR
NAL office at 7.3O o'clock ON Wednes-
day evening. Alexander Abiahams be-
ing out Of the city Arthur G.. Davies,
president OF the New castle County
League, VIII preside al the meeting
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
SWIMMER WAS
NEARLY DROWNED

william Smith, Of No. 1io7 Brandy
wine street, was seized with cramps
while swimming in the Brandywiue
creek near Seventh street bridge yes
terday afternoon. and came near being
drowned. He was dragged from the
water by companions.
The young man was unconscious and
the Phoenix ambulance was sum-
moned. removing him TO the Delaware
Hospital, where he was revived.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
Accidentally Shot BY Companions.

George Shorter, colored. aged 10 years
OF Delaware city. was brought 20 tine
Delaware Hospital last evening suffer
ing with a bullet wound in his r-ore-
arm. lie said he was standing on the
corner when some companions a short
distance away who were playing with
q revolver accidentally shot him.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
silverbroow Docs Some Hittina.

The Silvorhrook A. A. added another
gamo 10 their string of victories on sat
urday afternoon when they defeated E's-
mere by score Of TO .. The feature Of
the game was the heavy hitting OF the
Siivcrbrook team The batteries were.
SnVcrbrook. Morgan. Adair and Crooks
Elsmore, Hackctt Canning and P.erson
A. good game is promised fo~next Satur-
day when silverbrook will p ay tho waver.
ly team al Second and woodlawn avenue
at o'clock
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
Charles baseball n.aA

Charles Paschall. well-known resi-
dent Of Holly Oak. died there yoster-
day The funeral viii take place from
his late residence on Wednesday ar
ternoon at l O'Clock. Private inter-
ment win be made in the Wilmington
and Brandywine Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
charnn Was deld un.

On the condition that he would pay
his wife SIS a month and permit her
10 see the children in his custody. the
charge of non support against George
Carney was held up by city Court
Judge Cochran this morning on request
Of his attorney. Reuben Satterthwaite
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
CHURCH LEAGUE GAMES

IN the Church League ser cs Delaware
Avenue and E'Hnerc sp it oven in a double
header. Trinity defeated OLD Swed,s. Y.
NJ c. A. defeated Edge Moor, ANA Bethany
claims its game scheduled W IA Grace be-
cause the Methodists d d not appear The
scores;
Edge Moor B.. ........i OeeOS0tO-7 Il 2
~ M. G. A. o.. O.. ....,4OOo103Ox- 4
Trinity o. ............i 0e000i x-7 8
Old swedes ....... ..OOSOOeO1O-6 a
First Game
Elsmerc .... O.. ...........-....o o . ! 0-6
Delaware Avenue Baptist ..13O121O-
Second game.
II smerc ...t.......+......-....-..l o W
Delaware Avenue Baptist ....0002 / 0-s
The " NJ g. A-Edge Moor game was
attended by some Disorder follow ng what
the Edge Moor rootcrs considered raw de-
cisions by the umpire. The Jump was
ablged to hurry 20 catch a ear.
The victory places Y NJ. C.. a. on the
lead again In the pennant race.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
A.l,es cansed a Ere.

Hot ashes dumped into a barrel in
the rear Of the Merritt House, Front
and French streets. yesterday. caused
a slight fire. The Washington Chemi-
cal Company put out the blaze with
a chemical stream.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
CINCINNATI
WANTS HARTLEY

Chick Hartley .tnr outhclder of the
Harrisbing Tri-siate toam, is consider
ing am offer from the Cincinnati National
League team TO play i'm their Quilted next
season. As the offer IS good one &c
is believed Hartley viii accept
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
Recovered From Effects Of Laudanum,

George Fisher. of No -525 East Fifth
street, who swallowed dose of laud-
anum on Saturday afternoon recovered
sufficiently 10 leave the Homeopathic
Hospital. where he was treated. YES
tcrday.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
Grace p. &. Church Picnic

Tho members Of Grace z. +. Church.
m Brandywinc hundred. will have a
picnic in the grove back of the church
next Thursday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
Under treatment Al Hospital.

Mrs. Leonard Crawford was removed
Yesterday from the workhouse TO the
Delaware Hospital. She is the wife
Of Warden Crawford, and is suffering
with nervous indigestion.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19
cs. He can be depcndcd on al

bingocs. lie can be depended on al
ways.
Bannar allowed but eight hits, which
with six errors by his team mates lost
him the game.
Abrahams has gone TO Atlantic City
20 recuperate after the strenuous OPEN
ing of his Semi Professionals on Sa'
urdaY.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19

That follow II. .BredforA. ~ ~
Evening journal., 1909-07-19

South Side certainly IS iu the dumps
When it looked as IL they were about
to win out. Do. and behold two Of their
best men breeze.
Evening journal., 1909-07-19

Maybe Parkside didn't crush the
hopes OF South Side
Evening journal., 1909-07-19

Cuiglcv got two hits Oft Mr. Bnnnar.
The Parkside center fielder is as good
as any in the league.
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dzialnosc spoleczna.
katwo zrozumiec, ze teorya po-
wyzsza wywolala dlugoletnia, do
tychczas nierozstrzygnieta walke
t. wv. determinist6w (zaprzecza-
jqcych istnieniu wolnej woli) z
indeterministami (zwolennika-
mi wolnoSci wolD.
w ciagu swej piracy jake pro-
fesor uniwersytetu w Pawii, &C.
nui, a ostatnio w Turynie wydaf
zmarly wielka iloSc dziel nauko-
wych, pisanych jasnym i doste'
pnym dla kazdego stylu. bod WIG
cej znanych dziel naleza: &c
niusz i waryactwo", ,,Rewolucya
a mord polityczny", ,,AnarchiSci",
La donna la prostitute" VIE
lie wiele innych. Okolo Lambro-
zy zgromadzilo sic wielu zwolen-
nik6w jego teoryi, ktorych ma
zwiska So znane w literature an
tropologicznej i filozofii prawa
karnego. Miedzy innymi najwy-
bitniejszymi zwolennikami Lom-
brozy So Garafolo, Ferri, Tar
nowski (Moskal), kt6rzy badania
mi swemi usiluja rowniez zwalic
Cd wicklow uznawana prawde ist-
nienia wolnej wolf w czlowieku.
w praktyce znaczenie szkoly
Lombrozy wplynelo niezmiernie
ma zlagodzenie wyrokow sado-
wych ma wieksza uwage Sci
sloSt sledztwa karnego. Przyp.
red
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Telegramy kraiowe.

Washington, DC 20 pazdzier-
nika. = Wydziaf wykonawczy
American Federation of Labor"
podjaf ma wczorajszem wieczor-
mem posiedzeniu uchwale, odno-
szaca sic do stracenia Ferrery w
Barcelona. Uchwa}a brzmi dosio
wnie: My osobiscie, jak W imie-
niu robotnik6w amtrykanskich /
calego narodu wyrazamy najgieb-
sze oburzenie 'rzadowi hiszpah-
skiemu z powodu zamordowania
pod plaszczykiem prawa F. Fer
rery."
New York, N. Y. i, 20 pazdzier-
nika. - Piet tysiecy osob bralo
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Anglii. Oczywiscie, Amerykanie
zbyt realnymi 50 pOlitykami, ably
cd razu aktywnie zaangazowa6 sic
przeciw Niemcom. Ale to ME ule-
ga watpliwosci, re opinia publiczna
W Stanach ZjednoczOnych z coraz
wieksza nieufnoscia spoglada ma
polityke niemiecka, i W razie czyn-
nego zatargu miedzy Anglia
Niemcami, ME dopusci do tego, a
by przewaga niemiecka tryumto-
wa4a.
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kamfora. Powodem morderstwa
byia najniezawodniej zemsta "a
jakas siuszna nagane, ktoreJ
Wiosi z reguiy ME znosza ME
zapominaja. Przypuszczae MALE
zy, re policya, ktora niezwykle
sprezyste zarzadzila sledztwo wy
kryje morderce.
Rockford, ILL.,, 20 pazdziernika.
- Louis Bonzi z Rockfordu,
ktorego odwozono do zak}adu
poprawczego wyskoczyi przez o.
kno pedzacego pociagu glowa ma
prod i ME odni6siszy zadnego
szwanku zniki bez sladu. Szery-
fowie powiatow Dupage Kane
zarzadzili "a zbiegiem poszuki-
wania.
Columbus, Ga, 20 pazdzierni-
ka. = Z powodu zderzenia sic
parowozu tramwajem zgineiy
ma miejscu dwie kobiety, jedna
doznala ciezkich uszkodzeh. Ia
bite nazywaja sic w. D. Mon
roe Strickland.
Rochester, N. Y, 20 pazdzier-
nika. - Pani Klara Meyer As
letnia kobieta, malzonka tutejsze-
go handalrza bydlem, spadla wraz
z corka swa Dora balkonu pod
czas przygladania sic pochodowi..
P. Klara Mayerowa znalazia
smierc ma miejscu, podczas gdy
jej corka dozna}a ciezkich obra-
zen. Powodem nieszczescia byla
wadliwa konstrukcya balkonu.