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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-01-01
Afmons ct Respectons les
Vielllards

Les vieillards mont toujours
inspire le plus grand respect ct IN
sentiment de tendre affection.
C'est que rlen ne commando plus
reimbursement lie respect que les
cheveux blancs ct la douleur.
I'll y a dams Fun ct dams l'autre,
dit PAuteur des Paillettes dor,
quelque chose de dlvin." Cost la
la pens6e de B )ssuet lorsqa'll par
lait de "je ne sails quot d'lncompa-
rable ct d'achev6 que lie malheur
ct i'age ajoutent a la vertu."
Dams nos families canadiennes,
dams les families ouvri6res surtout,
atom bien lie respect ct lamour
DIES vieux parents qui sc sont uses
q nous pr6parer les sentiers de la
vie; qui ont pein6 pour nous don
ner le pain ct le vehement dams
nos jeaaes ann6es, qui SO sont me
me priv6s du n6ces saire pour nous
procurer les bienfa1ts dune 6du-
cation chr6tienns.
Ne cherche.t-on pas trop au
~contraire, q sen d6barrasser en-
leur quetant avec instance une
place quelconque dams I'm refuge?
O'est q coup sur une laehet6, quand
on a les moyens de les faire vi
vrel....
Isl vous 6prouvez du m6prie
pour les vieillards disait souvent
IN saiIt pretre d ses %paroisslens,
sondez votre ane; vous y trouve-
rez IN vice deja 6tabli on sur le
point de sly 6tablir.
Oh! respectons les vieillards ct
les malheureux; plus que celia: al
mons-les! lis nous b6niront, ct leur
b6n6diction porte touJours bon
heur.
J'ai toujours admire les jeune,
compagnons de noe conferences de
Saint Vincent de Paul quand je les
al vue auprAs des pauvres vieuz
m6nages, leur pEodiguant une ve-
rit ,ble affection Re fills ct COM
me ces cheers absadonnes d%evaient
gon,er ces soins charitabIes de la
part de ]eunes gems qui leur par
latent CONNIE q Ieurs propres pa
rents....
La vieilles $50 ct le malheur, com.
me ces mots font mai, quand celui
qui les pronounce ne songe pas q
l'au-dela de la vie! Et CONNIE ces
mots s5raient p6nibles q ceux que
le poids des ann6es courbe vers la
terre, 81 lorsqu'lls passent dams la
soci61e qui doit les soulager, celle'
ci s'6cartait pour les laisser passer,
de peur den etre eouill6e!
Je n'h6site pas q dire qua telle
soci6t6 sera;t sur le chemin de SO
RUNE. 81 r6pugnance pour les
vleilllards indiquerait qu'elle est
rong6e par les vices lei plus hon
teux.
Hormisdas Magnan.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-01-01

que la religion dun homme ne de-
Wait pas etre regard6e co nme un
obstacle q ga canuidature q une
charge publique. lis ont pretendu
ou'auoun cathollque ne devralt
etre 6lu B une haute position pu-
blique, parce qu'un catholique ne
peut pas, en- conscience. accepter
la constitution. Leur argument
6talt que, puisqu'un catholique
doit cr0ire q l'union de l'Eglise ct
de pEtat ct que la constitution est
OPPOSITE 4 cette union, un bon ca
tholique ne pourralt pas appuyer
la constitution.
"En r6ponse d cette assertion,
nous pouvons dire, d'sbord, que
PEgllse Catholique a toujours en-
selgn6 que i'Etat est, en- ui.meme,
une soci6t6 ind6pendante ct par
faite. Dams ses encycliques, ct no
tamment dams celles dams lesquel.
les il a parl6 dams les termes les
plus 6logieux. des institutions anne
ricaines, Leon XIII a insist6 clai.
rement sur CO point. II y a deux
puissances qui gouver eut l'huma-
mite la pursuance eccl6siastique Ct
Ia puissance civile. Files ont leurs
spheres distinc tes ct leurs limites
distinctes.
"Avec quelque chaleur que l'E
elise ait pu pre- cher l'union de re.
gliee ct de l'Etat. Ia Oh IL existe
des conditions ideales, avec quel.
que assistance qu'elle ali pu de-
mander cette union dams d'autres
pays ct q d'autres temps, ellie ma
iamais pr6coaiss une union de re.
elise ct de l'Etat en- Am6rique. Al
contraire, dams ses pr6ceptes ct
dams le, 6crits de ses pontlfes su-
premes, ellie a toujours dit aux ca.
tholiques d'Am6rique qu'ils de-
vaient donner toute leur all6gean.
co q la constitution de lear pays,
ct, 81 celia est n6cessaire, bonner
leur vie pour la d6fendre. Avec
une rectitude consciencieuse, tout
catholique accepte done, sans 6qui-
vogue, la constitution.
zee sont ceux qui portent ces
accusations, plutot que les catho.
llques. qui sont in6deles q leurs
pays. lis pretent serment dap
puyer ct de mainte air la constitu-
ton, ct dependant. par leurs actes
ills annulent une dc ses DISPOSE
tions les plus sacres. Oublient. lis
que la constitution declare qu'au.
cune 6preuve rellgieuse ne devra
etre exig6e CONNIE qualification d
une charge on position de confan:
CO sous l'autorit6 des Etats. Unis?
Oublient-ils qu'une des clauses de
la constitution dit: Sic congress
ne devra faire aucune loi relative d
reimbursement dune religion on
en- prohibant le libre exercice?"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-01-01
La Fin du Monde

D'apr6s NJ. Lee-J. S2angler, lie
chef dune secte religleuse 6tablie
q Nyack New York;, la fin du
monde devait arriver dimanche
dernier.
La vile de New York allait etre
d6truite la premiere "parce qu'el-
lie est la plus coupable de toutes'.
Sas habitants devaient essayer,
mas en- vain, de se ,6fugier sur
les montagnes du voisinage.
CONNIE ceux de S )dome ct Go
morrhe, lis d-valent etre d6truits
par le feu du Gle.
Voici, du reste, CO que d;sait en-.
core &c prophetic quelaues jours
avant Ella fin du monde:
"Observez le soleil, pau de temps
a. ant l6y4neme Il, ct v3as apecca-
vrez des taches noires. La luns ct
les 6toiles n'auront pas de taches,
mals Giles seront tres agit6es. sur
tout la lune. Cette derniere, au
moment Oh Sc produira la catas-
trophe, s'approchera de tres pres
de la terre, atm de mleux voir ce
qui &c passe. Ellie ne sc l~aissera
pas attecdrir par les Girls de de-
tresse ct aesistera impossible 3 Ia
gonie des habitants de New York,
Nyack ct autres villes, ct n'en sau-
vera pas I'm seul, Ia race humane
devant q jamais etre d6truite.
Lorsque tout sera termin6, la lune
re nontera chez ellie, ainsi dali.
lenrs que la planete Mars qui, ellie
%aussi, SO d6rangera pour assiste1
de tl4, pres 3 l'agonie de la Terre,
ga plus proche voisine.'
Or, CONNIE dirait NJ de la Pals.
Sc, Ia fin du monde nest pas arr.
wee puisque lie monde exlste enco-
re!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-01-01
Bonnie ct HeureuSe AIMEE

L'ECHo DE L'OUEsr souhaite 3
tous ses amis connus Ut lnconnus
une bonne ct heureuse aimee.
Puisse l'ann6e 1909 voir Sc re-
aliser leurs voeux les plus cheers.
Puissent nos institutions religi-
euses ct patriotiques marcher de
success en- success.
En- l'ann6e 1908, notre colonie a
6t5 d6cim6e par la mort qui nous
a enlev6 d'utiles ct de d6vou6s
compatriotes. Esp6rons que du-
rant l'ann6e 1909, Unsuitable de-.
esse sera moins affsm6e.
Serrons nos rangs!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-01-01
IN Grand Role

Nos compatriotes du Rhode L.
land SO r6jouissent de Ia victoire
zemport6e par l'hon. Aram j. Po-
thier, aux dernieres elections anne
ricaines. Ces re jouissances sont
fort l6gltimes, "a c'est la prsrie-
re fois que lie poste de gouverneur
est conf6 q NC Canadien. francais
dams los Etats. Unis de la Nouvel-
le-Angleterre.
Woonsock 1T, Oh habite M. Pc.
thier, s'est mise en- fete.
Central Falls ct Pawtucket, qui
COMPETENT une population FRANCHISE
considerable, mont pas voulu res.
ter en- arriere. Files ont fait au
nouveau gouverneur de chaleureu-
ses demonstrations.
L'hon.! M. Pothier est lon des
citoyens les plus distingu6s de la
R6publique americaine. IL sera;t
au premier rang dams n'importe
quel Etat. Cette haute situation, il
la dot q son travail, q ga probite.
3 son intelligence des afa'res ct q
ces vertus civiques. II a gard6
pour le pays natal une affection
profonde; mais il aime sincere
.ment 90 patrle d'adoption. ST ses
compatrlotes savent suivre son
exemple ct METRE en- pratique les
sages c%onseils quill leur dome,
l'el6 nent Canadien-fraDci s &C.
guerra de jour en- jour plus. din
fuence ct plus de force.
LIE, Franco Americans sont
aojourd'hui plus dun million ct
demi aux Etats- Unis. lis peuvent
jouer I'm grand roe!
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-01-01
dams une seule fanille.

B~oBcAYeEoN, Can.
NY a peu pres deux ans, un de mes enfantg
cut des a~ttaques d'evanouissement ct notre cure
me conseilla de faire usage des Tongues du Pers
Xoenig pour les Nerfs. Une demi bouteille Q
0uh6 pour guerir mon petit malade.- Quelquo
temps apres un autre de mes enfants fut pris du
menne NAL ct lui aussi q etc gueri par les To-
0iQues. NINE J. TH1BAuDEAU.
Nine. NJ. Murphy. de Montreal, Can, ecrit
9u,elle soutfTait de dyspepsie neryeuse depuis
des ACCOMPLISHMENTS. ct .qui s'accrurent beaucoup
duraut les cling dernieres annees Plusieurs
medecins furent consultes ct beaucoup de re.
medes employees sans aucun success, jusquA &C
que lie TONGUE du Pere Koenig pour les Nerfs
Sint lui procurer lie ~soulagement desire. Pas le
meindre Symphonic du NAL depuis trois mois.
AnarlA On livre precieux sur ies nalad!es
N Nerveuses envoye cratufement 4
H. une adresse quelconque, ct les pa.
tients PauvTes peuveut aussi oh.
tenir eette Medicine Gratuitement.
&c remede a etc prepare par lie REV. PAsTHu1
&oEN1o, de Fort Wayne. Ind, depuis 1876. ct
t1est prepareaujourd'hui sous sa direction parlA
KoENlG MED. CO., CHICAGO, Ill.
IA vente chez les pharmacieus. 600 Ia bouteilles
. pour $500.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-01-01
TO ADVERTISERS,

he Echo de rOuest has q larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
exam ne our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-01-01

Ottawa,-M. E1gerly, g6yant
de la Gle du Canal de la Bale
Georgienne. con6rme le cable
gramme de Londres, annoncant
que les c~apitalistes anglais ont re-
solu de fournir les fon Is n6cessai-
res pour la construction de ce ca
ual. Les travaux cnmmenceront
iLcessamment.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-01-01
PeIerinage SpiritueIs a
LourdeS

Pour lie cours de cette aimee,
Oh le jubil6 sscerdotal de s. s. Pie
x col lcide avec celui des appari-
ton de la Verge Immacul6e 3
Lourdes, le "Comit6 International
des P4lerinages. resultant 3 Rolo-
goe (Italle) rue Mazzini, No. "a,
s'occape de promouvoir 3 travers
le Monde Catholique un Pe|erina-
&c Spirituel qui 50 propage q cette
heure dams t )us les dioceses. Pour
encourager ct couronner cette de-
votion, le Souverain Pontlfe Went
d'a1resser au President du Comit6
la lettre suivante:
Do VATICAN, Is Nov 1905
(Jour de la Messe Jnbilaire de
s 81
Monsieur lie Comte,
LIE Souverain Pontife Pie x s'u.
Mira de occur aux adh6rents au Pc.
lerinage spirituel d Lourdes ct aux
peleriLs qui, Ia IL t6vr;er 1909,
prostern6s aux pieds de la Blanche
Refine des Pyr6n6es, cl0tureron,
dams la basilique de Lourdes Pan
nee jabilaire des Apparitions.
Tandis qu'lls assisteront d Ia Sain
te Messe, Sa Saintet6 appliqu ra
PAuguste Sacrifice 3 leurs inten
%tions, qui sont d'ailleure les sien.
mes.
| Et afn que cette union d'a mes
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-01-01
ECHO DE L'OUEsT
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI Ter Jan. 1909.
Entered at the Post Office of
Minneapolis, MINI, as second
class mail matter.
Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
&c responsible

L'EcHo III L'OuEsT nest pas respon'
sable des id6es ct opinions emises par
ses correspondence.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-01-01

LIE DR. A. L. LaIlbert6 patti est
lundi le % courant pour passe
la fete du ,ur de Pan chez ses ve-
n6rables parents, 3 Ste Marguerl-
te, P. q. Canada. II sera de retour
lie 6 Janvier. Bon voyage.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1909-01-01

Toutes lettres. correspondances
etc., dolvent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
AIdrIch AnsWered,
IRRIGATION PROJECT
TITLES CANCELLED
Especial to The Herald.)

Washington. D. G.. April 15-The re-
clamatiOn service has ordered the can
collation. of twenty titles upon the
Minidoka irrigation project, the entries
being those of parties who have made
no application for water for their land
and who have made no showing i'm re-
Spouse to the order of Secretary Gar
field to show cause why cancellation
should not take place. Some entry
men whose titles are cancelled have
abandoned their land and no longer
reside on the project.
Senator BOrah. who was in consulta-
ton with the reclamation service over
the matter said there were no titles
cancelled in which parties had made
any application. either to him or pub
licly through the land Office, against
cancellation. The fact that these
twenty titles are cancelled does not in
dictate that delinquent settlers. who
have acted in good faith, are to be
UuSted
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
BLOODY GRIMES
IN OLD MEXICO
Fatal QuarreIS Over a Bowl of
PuIque, a Girl and 10 Cents
Worth of Ice Cream.

Chalco, Mex, April 15.-A most re-
markable series of crimes. in which the
principals were brothers, have occurred
in this district i'm the last two DAYS.
The first tragedy was a double duel
with pistols between Enrique and Al
berto Gonzales on one side and Loreto
and Anselmo Tamariz on the other. The
latter two were killed. They had muir
dered the father of the Gonzales bows.
The Gonzales brothers armed them
selves and found the muTderers at the
market. Shooting commenced imme-
diately, and the Tamariz brothers fell
dead. The slayers fed 20 the hills, but
one was captured.
GermanO and Antonio Meza quar-
relied over a bowl of pulque. and
opened fire on each other with revoIv-
ers. Their mother attempted to stop
the fight. and was fatally wounded.
Antonio was also fatally wounded.
In the Juchitepec district. two broth
ers, Fernando and CayetanO de Larosa
quarreIed over the affections of a girl
and fought a duel with knives. Cayeta-
no being killed, his brothers knife al
most disembOweiing him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
EXTRACTION IS DOUBTFUL
Idaho Sheriff in Washington After
Roy N. Wright, Accused of
Embedding Thousands.
Especial to The Herald)

Washington. April 15.-James A. Ben
nett sheriff at Boise, arrived here last
night with a requisition from the gov
ernor of Idaho for Roy NJ. Wright, who
was arrested two weeks ago on d
charge Of embezzling $4,000 in Idaho.
and who was subsequently released. On
request of Bennett, Wright was taken
into court this morning for preliminary
hearing, but the case was postponed
until tomorrow. When Bennett pre-
scented the requisitiOn papers. the court
found extraditiOn was not demanded
upon any indictment returned against
Wright in Idaho, but merely a request
of a justice of the peace. Extradition
IS rarely granted by federal courts in
this city, except upon presentation of
an indictment. The sheriff explained
that Idaho has not had a grand jury
system. He said tonight that he had
serious doubts whether Wright would
be turned over to him 10 be taken back
to Idaho. Wright is not under arrest,
but Representative Langley of Ken
lucky. his counsel, gave assurance that
he would present Wright in court to-
morrow morning for hearing.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16

acknowledgements Printing Co..
&c West Second South Phones is
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
Double Murder.

GuanajuatO. Mex. April 15.-Because
Francisco CanO would not pay a bill
of is cents for ice cream he had pro-
cured at neighboring village, Felix
Sanchez killed him and his mother.
ct do not pay bills i'm Holy Week. -
said CaHO, when Sanchez asked him to
pay the bill.
Then 1 will send you where they
don't observe Holy week" retorted
Sanchez, and, drawing a knife. he
stabbed Cano through the heart.
The dying mans mother rushed out
Of the house, and an instant later was
lying near her son with the knife
which killed her son in her own heart.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
MAID PROTECTRESS.
Ceremony of Beatification of Joan OF
Arc Next Sunday.

Rome. April 15.-The final ceremony
of the beatifica ton of Joan of Arc viii
take place at St. Peters next Sunday.
The mass viii be celebrated by the
bishop of Orleans. and the decree OF
Identification viii be read during the
services. Following this announce
ment the pope will descend to the has =
iica to venerate the portrait of the
maid.
After April l. Joan of Arc may be
publicly vencrated and affairs may be
erected to her I'm churches. The pope
shortly will publish decree proclaim
ing the maid prOtectress Of Catholic
France.
Trains bearing pilgrims TO attend the
ceremonies are arriving here. No less
that sixty French b shops and d total
Of 10000 pilgrims are expected IN Rome
by Sunday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
BAILEY OFFERS
AN AMENDMENT
Texas Senator Desires the In
come Tax Feature in the
Pending Tariff Bill.
WOULD RAISE 100000, 900
BELIEVES SUPREME COURT En-
RED IN FORMER DECISION.

Washington, April 15.-In the senate
/ TO-DAY senator Bailey introduced an in
/ come tax amendment to the tariff bill
II provides for "A straight tax of per
/ cent on all incomes above $1,000 Il year.
1t eXempts all incomes from federal
state, county and municipal securities.
salaries Of all state officers and in
comes of corporations below $4,000. The
FORMER law on this subject provided
Tor a tax Of , per cent on incomes of
$4,000 and upwards.
Mr.. Bailey does not attempt to avoid
the constitutional questions, and in er-
feet challenges them He estimates
that if his amendment becomes a Law
it viii raise about 800 100000 annually.
Mr.. BaiIey's Speech.
Mr. Bailey sad he had introduced the
amendment so far in advance of its
consideration because he wished every
senator TO have a fun opportunity to
consider it and to suggest any addi-
tiOnal amendment deemed proper. He
added that the tariff bill reported to
The senate was in the main the same as
that of 1894. His income tax amend
ment, he said, was the same as the law
which had formerly been enacted with
minor exceptions. He had in this
amendment raised the exemption from
incomes of $4,000 to incomes OF $1,000,
and had raised the rate of tax from
to 5 per. cent. which. he said, would re-
suit i'm greater revenue than would the
, per cent tax on $4,000 incomes.
Says Supreme Court Erred.
I have also" said Mr.. Bailey. "re-
5pOnded to the unanimous decision of
the supreme court of the United
States that congress has no power to
levy an income tax on state, county
and municipal securities. and I have
specifically exempted incomes derived
from that source"
In other respects. he said, his amend
ment still challenges that decision of
the supreme court. He was satisfied
his amendment was not in contraven-
ton of the constitution. He believed d
majority of the court erred in that de-
cision.
Mr.. Bailey said he did not introduce
his amendment because he desired TO
tax prosperity. but because he pre-
ferred Ito tax the incomes OF pros
porous people rather than to place ii
upon the backs and upon the appetites
of people who at best are doing none
too well.
AIdrich Answered.
can the senator advise the senate
what amount his income tax amend
ment would raise?" asked Mr.. Aldrich.
No more replied Mr.. Bailey, than
the senator can tell the amount his
tariff bill will raise"
Mr. Aldrich replied that he would do
that later.
Mr. Bailey added that his amend
ment would raise from $60,000.0O0 to
$50 600 900 revenue annually, and he
hoped there would be a provision in
the bill to reduce the customs revenues
an equal amount
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
LANDS TO BE RESTORED.
Thirty Per Cent of Forest Reserve
Area Said to Be Agricultural.

Washington. d. G. April 15.-Secre-
tary Wilson of the department OF agri-
culture has directed that a thorough
examination be made during the COM
ing summer of all forest reserves BY
agents of the geological survey ana
classification and designation made Of
all nOn- timbeTed areas and lands more
valuable for agriculture than timber,
with a view to eliminating such lands
from forest reserves and placing them
at the disposal Of the public for settle
ment and entry. II is estimated that
80 per cent Of forest reserve areas W Ii
be restored 20 public use If Secretary
Wilson's order is carried into effect.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
WYOMING MoDEsTY.

Especial to The Herald.)
Washington D. g., April Ex-senator
Warren today introduced a bill TO build
d 500 600 public building at Green
River, WyO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
Found

At i2s Main street, Mems Hats. Caps.
Neekwear. etc, at wholesale prices.
J. J. ELDER
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-16
Sacrifice Sale

OF Mems Hats. Ties, Caps, etc. This :.
no humbug-
J. J. ELDER, 126 Main Street.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04

NieszczeScie W GeneWie.
w znanem miescie szwajcarskiem
W :Genewie, dokad przybywaja CO.
rocznie liczni podr6zn1, nastqplfs
niedawno W gmachu do czyszcze~
MIA gazu swietlanego straszliwa
eksplozya. w promieniu jednego
kilometra wybuch potrzaskaf
wszystkie szyby W oknach.. Liczba
zabitych i rannych jest znaczna,
lecz ma razie ME da}a Hle jesZcze
obliczyG4 Do godzlny 8 wieczora
wydobyto z pod gruz6w 7 trup6w :
Is rannych. - Ma razie GAIA ga
zownia sta}a W p}omieniach, a mia
sto ogarna} og6lny przestrach.
Wszystkie sk4ady SO pozamykane.
Gdy p}omienie ogarne}y wielki
gazometr uda}o sic s~zczesiiwie po-
zakrecac wszystkie rury prowadza~
.ce do miasta. Przestrach ~jeszcze
w,ekszy powsta}, gdy zaczeto wo-
lac, IL ca}y gazometr ~wyleciaf W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-11-04
SmierC PREY ta1Cu.

w Petersburgu urz2dzl} general
Szlepelew u siebie wieczornice z
tanca.ni. M;edzy go6Gm' by}a pie
kna i m}oda Angelica, parma Sklett.
Ia wyje}a z biurka genera}a nabi.-
ty revolver W chwili, gdy IA
salonie tanhczono walca, strzeli}a
do S ebie W obecnoscj wszystk'ch
ucz, stnik6w zabawy padla ma
miejscu ,rupem. ''ouo sprawy mi-
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