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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-11

Seeking a higher life William Harder,
fifty years old. erstwhiis restaurateur,
globe tTOtteT. and in the latter days Of
life a waiter. inhaled Illuminating gas
yesterday afternoon until he was dead.
He made preparations for suicide with a
elaboration that was uncanny. and COM
mitted the act with a simplicity that was
tragic
Writing farewell notes 20 companions
in explanation of his death. Harder fitted
about his face a paper cone similar TO
those used by physicians in the admins
tration of anaesthetics. The gas was
conveyed to the cone through a rubber
tube connected with a gas jet
Lying on bed in his room at 1913 z
street northwest, he breathed the fumes
into his lungs. Death probably occurred
i'm few minutes as Harder had 80 ar
ranged that little Of the gas escaped.
Wore Look of Happiness.
When the body was discovered there
was an expression Of happiness and con-
tent on the face OF the dead waiter-the
expression of a man confident in the be
lief he is ascending 10 higher life.
Harder was born IN Germany, but at
what hamlet. town, OF city he never told
his friends in Washington. When a youth
he entered the profession Of servitor tC
noble families of Berlin. His discretion
and aptitude soon won recognition, 50
Harder became confidential servant u
the Empress Augusta, grandmother Of the
present Emperor Of Germany. He knew
the secrets Of the imperial household, but
he did not divulge them.
He vas favored by the Empress, and
she called him by his given name in rec
ignition OF his services. The position Oc-
cupied by the butler gave him an init
mate knowledge Of all the mobiles OF the
German capital His store Of secrets
would have made literary food for a
score OF moro of fictlonists.
What caused his fall from grace. Harder
did not tell. or If he did tell he intrusted
the secret 10 friends. who honored his
trust While young man. Harder left
Berlin. crossed the Atlantic and arsixed
IN the new land. He had saved the earn
ings made in the fatherland, and had
several thousand dollars when he reached
New York. He worked ss waiter until
he learned the language and customs of
the people OF New York. Then he opened
a restaurant IN Broadway, near Thirtieth
street. where he struggled for years for
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-11
Rites for Mrs. DinEer.

Funeral services for Mrs. Rose Sadlier
Dinger, wife OF Lieut.. II. c. Dinger, who
died Sunday morning, will be held al
St Matthews Church at 1870 o'clock
this morning. Mass will be celebrated
by Rev Father Buckley. assistant pastor
The following officers of the United
States navy have been selected as pail
Admiral Ingersoll, Admiral
Reeves. Commander Griffin, Commander
Smith. Capt White, and Lieut.. Com
mander White.
The body will be taken to New York
high mass TO be celebrated Thursday al
St Ignatius' Church. in which Mrs.
Dinger was married three years ago.
She is survived by her mother, husband,
one brother, and an infant son.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-11
LOAN SHARKS SCARED.
Two CitIzenJ Associations Indorse
Washington HeraId's Campaign.

Conditions as disclosed by The Wash
ington Herald's expose Of the operations
Of loan sharks. came up for serious con
sideration last evening at the meetings
of two citizens associations. both of
which condemned the methods pursued
by the Washington Shylocks.
The bodies which took the matter UP
were the Northeast Citizens Association
and the Georgetown Citizens Associa-
ton both Of which Endorsed the West
bill for the regulation Of the loan bust
ness in the District
Before the Georgetown association the
methods OF the money lenders were
scored by DR.. Robrt e Layton.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-11
Guests at a Ball.

The Verein Bayern. Columbia Section.
No l. entertained it's members. friends.
and invited guests at its thirty-fourth an
niversary ball at old Masonic Temple last
night Delegations from German socie-
ties were present, and at intervals Ger
man folk songs were sung. The feature
in dancing was q "Bayerischer Dreher. -
the national dance of the Bavarians.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-11
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

L. 5. DeTt. q Agriculture. Weather Bureau,
Washington, Monday, Jan lQ-3 2. II
During TUESDAY and Wednesday the weather east
Of the Mississippi River will be fair. with rising
tempelature Tuesday and IN the Eastern States
Wednesday. Fair weather without decided changes
IN tenrearI7e VIII continue during the next forty
eight hours west Of the Mississippi River 10 ard
including the Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions.
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports
Vil hare moderate westerly winds and fal- weather
TO the Grand Banks
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Local Temperature.

Midnight p s. N, q; a. n, 3; a. m, .
s a IL 2; 10 a. IN. Il u noon. d; 2 p m,
Z p m. 3 p m. d; ?. IN, q; 10 p N. .
Maximum. q. minimum. p
Relative humilIty-s q. n IS. ? p n IS. D N.
a. Rainfall g n n. 10 p. n, o. Hours q
sunshine. 96 Per cent II possible sunshine 10
Tempe7ature sane date last year-MaKimum, 50;
minimum, 81
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state Pharmaceutical nrnd

Lancaster, Pa, Jan. 1O-The State
treasurer-elect, ]. A. stober, was found
dead in his bed this morning at his home
al Schoeneck. in the northern part OF
this county. He was elected State treas
urer last November. and was supposed To
have taken Office In May
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-11
?. b.~DuH { IurBtL IoOtSy.
Engaged Room Thursday.

The man came 10 my house last
Thursday and engaged a room. paying for
1t In advance" said Mrs. Frank Perrin,
the landlady at IS West Superior street.
He said that he was here with his
daughter, and that his wife and another
daughter would arrive from Montreal
within few days. After looking at the
room he went away and in about two
hours returned with the girl. They kept
very much TO themselves. and il was
not TIL I saw the story in the papers
about the missing Philadelphia girl that
] suspected anything was wrong Then
told the police and the arrests fol-
lowed -
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Loves Miss de Janon.

Cohen said: Yes. love Miss de Janon,
and wanted to take care Of her. I tried
very hard 10 find employment in Chicago,
but with no success. When Miss de
Janon would talk Of suicide, I always
tried to cheer her up. never made any
demand on any one for money I do not
know what they will do with me when
1 get back TO Philadelphia, but I am will
ing to take my chances"
Questioned as to the probable reception
his wife would give him. Cohen said that
he would explain the case TO her. I am
sure she will understand me and forgive
me" were his words.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-11
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Convicted Murderer Reported
to Have Confessed.
OTHERS MAY BE INNOCENT
According to WoII-founded Report,
smith Has EXOnerEted Pines, Dor
merce Adopt Resolutions Court
Fixes Date for Trial OF Cases.

P. Clinton knight, 81 King street. AIsIaudns.
Va. Is authorized sgsnt and Garner f0E Tbs WzS5-
irSton Herald. The Herald vii be delivered daily
AID Sunday 70 any address IN Als1andaa tos y
csuIs q n0Utn.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-11

See the list of branch offices Of the
want ad. department of The Washington
Herald, top Of first column. want page.
and get your branch" firmly fixed in
your memory
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-11
DE JANON GIRL
FOUND IN CHICAGO
Continued from Page One.

more, you know in your heart that to-
ward you I am strictly on the level and
! am willing to sacrifice my future hap
piness only IN order to do the right and
square thing by you. ! viii Try to con-
vince you that the only reason I won't
consent 20 take you away is because
am man Of principle and honor-be-
cause I really love you"
The letter. unsigned. was written on the
stationery OF the BellevUe-Stratford
Hotel. and was mailed to Miss de Janon
at her grsndfather's address in Phils-
delphia
Tried to Dfssuade Her.
Cohen. when asked about this letter.
said that Miss de JanOn soon after the
death OF her mother. on December ?. had
spoken 10 him often and had unburdened
her mind TO him. She had asked his ad-
vice on many things and seemed despOn-
dent. and suffering from meIsncholia.
II was after the death Of her mother,
he alleges. that the girl told him she
would commit suicide Il he didn't &C
away with her. This letter. Cohen said
he wrote 10 her IN an attempt 10 per
suade her not 70 take that step.
A letter which Miss de Janon wrote on
Saturday and addressed 20 her father,
but did not mail, read as follows:
Dearest Father: l can't tell you how
gTieved / am 10 have caused you and
grandpa so much trouble I went away
because I didn't want 70 go 10 that
school, nor did I want to stay In Philadel-
phia. As I could not live by myself. !
persuaded Fred 10 go away with me. lie
was always so kind and good 10 NE. and
before leaving swore over mammals grave
that he would never wrong me In any
way and that he would treat me IS if ]
were his own daughter. He has proven
himself a gentleman. for he has kept al
Of his promises. I can only speak in the
highest terms Of him, for he is a good
hearted man. II IS all nonsense for them
10 say that I was in love with him, for
I was nOt-I only cared for him as g
dear, good friend. II We are caught. ]
am going to kin myself. SIS I could not
bear to go back again.
Please, papa. dear. take 'Tootsy' and
always keep her with you. Be kind and
good to her and take the best care OF
her. Now, please grant me one favor
Please forgive me and try to think kindly
OF me: also ask Mrs. Cohen TO please for
give me. as I didn't realize what trouble
this thing would bring when I coaxed
her husband TO go away with me Please
do not prosecute Fred but be thankful
10 him for The beautiful way he has
treated your daUghteE. II was all my
fault. Goodbye. dear papa. and grandpa.
ROBERTA"
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While you think of 1t. telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald
and blu will be sent you at cent a word.
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Tide Table.

To-day-High tide. 80 a. m. and s;l2 p. m low
tide 2:l2 a. N. and 2 n1 2.
Tomorrow High tide. s;# m. and 6 90 7. N:
low tide. 2:5s a. N. and 2-55 p m
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Temperatures in Other Cities.
RaIr

TEMPERATURES in other cities, together with the
srnoInt Of rainfall for The twelve hours ended at
?, N yesterday are as follows.
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Condition OF the Water.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
HaTers Ferry. W. Va. Jan. D-POtomae muddy
and Shenandoah cloudy This evening.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-11

The work OF paving The upper end ot
King street from tho city's limits west
ward 10 the union passenger railway sta
ton has been postponed until Aprii Z
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morrow

The stockholders OF the Independendent
Mutual Fire Insurance Company held
their forty-f1rst annual meeting to-day.
The following directors were elected; J.
W Roberts. f. J. Nichols, Z. l. Garrett,
r W Birch, J. \. Gibbs. ". D. Hall. c.
b. Marshall John ". May. George G..
Tyler, Tyson Janney. c. #. Money. A. L.
Luken, and I. A. Turner.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

W1TKOWO. Ma polaoh. d6br
pcerskioh Ko}oczkowo odkryto "
g{ebokofoi pol metra pod s;emiaa
pok}ady wapna ma wielkich prse-
strzeniaoh. z tego powodu msjq
bye postawione piece waplenne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25
Zycie mad kanafem
panamSkim

ma jedn4 niebezpieczna chorobs
malarie, kt6ra sprowadzlfa cierpie
MIA i smierc tys,acom. M krob>
powoduja d~reszcze, febre | dycha-
vice, zotclowosc, z~6}taczke, zuu
lenie, s1abo6G i og6lue os}ablenle.
Lecz Electric Bitters nigdy ME
zaniedba ich ~zn4szczY6 wyleczyc
chorobe malaryi. ,,Trzy butelki
kompletnie mnie wyleczYiY z bar
dso niebezplecsnego napadu mala-
ryl" pisze VIM. A. Fretwell z
Lucama, N. G. ii teraz mann dor
bre zdrowie jak przedtem." Lecza
1oiadek, w4trobe i nerki zapobie-
gaia tyfusowl. soc. Gwarantowane
" apiece M. J. Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

CHOJNlCE. Straszne ~n,eszczescie
zd&rzYlo SIC W stolarnl p. Blocka.
Pi}a pedzona z ponoca motoru e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

GRABOWIEC, pow. starogardz-
kl. q letnia c6reczka tutejszego
posieds. parceli Ko}ka wpadla do
strugi j ~utonesa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25
w%i,,ienle 60 do krexnego ma Tar

!gg6wku...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

ME MONA wcale v ..slnlopki zwiagzia6
leoz grab'ac je jak 4ssialno albo4keos]s
n,osyne " kupy. Mkt niie. byyll !, ri
bezpleczony. #.=
Pewien m}odzieniec=x wybudowaas
MA poblisklego przyni6sl do d i, y
nab6j pocza} 60 k%anieniem' rozbl>
iaG. Wtem nastapi} rYozbuoh a lex
komyslny :mlodzlenlec odai6sl oiez~
kie rany ma recach i piersiach.
GRABOWIEC, pow. starogardz".
.kl. 81 letnia c6reczka tutejszegoo.
posieds. parceli Ko}ka wpadla do
strugi j utopess.
TCZEW. Samoch6d Kamnlcka z
Elblaga przywiezlono do mechani-
ka W1ohel ia celem reperacyi. Gdy
pomocnik jego zbllzy} sig 2 Tampa
"a blisko naczynla nape}nianego
benzyna, nastapil wybuch. W. od~.,
ni6s} clezkie %poparzenla ma twarzy.
We warsztacie aszkodzony1 zosta}
safit q nadto szybY uleg}y z~niszcze-
nlu.
ZBLEWO. Posiedzicielowi Po-
zorskiemu " Swarzewie skradzono
se stajni konia.
CZERSK. DwuIetnie dzieoko "a.
grodnlka G0rnowicza " NoWych
Prusach wpad}o do rowu nape}n'o~
nego woda utone}o.
RYE WO. Prey nape}nianiu wo
dy seltersklej psk}a butelka fabry-
kantowi pauu .. Krogerowi. Od}a
mex szk}a zrani} tetnice rekl,
CO. spowodowa}o ogromny upfyw
krwi. Lekarz, kt6ry nlatychmiast
(przyby} opatrzy} raue l jest saddles
a., Re p, y: zycia ME postrada,
CHOJNlCE. Straszne n,eszczescie
zdsrzy!o sle W stolarnl p. Blocka.
Pi@a pedzona Z pomoca motoru e.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

lle el rospr.yyslf .1...! siea v ka~
sralY, l1E.5 sHoikEepnY1ssespos6b pc.
Az s;..arpa}y tvarz j porozryaxa}y csac :.
ke aozni.as=:P rochov.osaa.. D1iewiet.,,
M 1tlnli 'aa'!,e' zm,rl y: las
zurecie wsta tel. n. i ii ~.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

CZERSK, Smutne ;zniwo paja
posledziciele " Ossowie. Grad zbif
im'.:w,ecej niz po}owe sbota. Zyta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

&. o '.|ll7 .laIl[ - ~ q !. " " s1evoaoh pod .
;lQllpaleaicaa, 70 o sposYciu gr1y,bt6ws,
:.z,a.se lb 4 maszy5nuis.-
J ll k y i. 5b,a'lrdso u,ebezpptiieesc 1,,,' ie
r lPPP'lsololetnie 4 dsdileolko navel 81; ri znar-
p. Stan .drowis, Iressty ok e11llonk6W
rodsiDy budsi r6wnie1 powasne oba.
NY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25
I7Ea:
ZE SLASKA.

ORZEH0W. Przebudowa ko-
scio}a t~utejssego bedzie bardzo
obszerna. Pracs sic jul ,rozpocse}y
i sa tax urzadsone, Re nabozehstwo
SIG mole odbywat. Najpierw prze-
budowuja .presbyteryum, 2 Pc
ukonczeniu tegoz nastapi przebu-
dowa nav krzyzowych wog6le
oa}ego ko6cio}a. Budowa nowego
probustwa ME jest j~eszcze ukcnczo-
ne, gdyz panowa} strejk murar.y.
WIREK. Onegdaj okolo 10
|godziny wleczorem robotnik Jan
Poledniok z Nowe]wsi zostal skry-
tobdjosa rekag samordowany .przes
]ego sasiada. zoty sic podczae
dnia posprzeczaay: gdy P. 0 wspo-
mnlanej golsinie wyszed} 2 izby
do sieni, 6w sasiad wyskoczy& z
izby z nozem masarskim i wbil mu
go " plersi. Po}edniok pail true
penn.
MYSkOWICE. Handlarza dzie~
wczat prsy}apafa tutejsza policya.
Spedytor Weichmann spostrzee}
pare ma dworcu, kt6rs mu podpa,
dfa. Zawiadomii po1icye, kt6rs
stwierdl1ila, 70 dziewezyna by}s
4 = r' go s --' .
przeznaozona do Buenos Aires v
Ameryce Po}adn. (do domu rozpu,
sty).
RYBN1K. OnegdaJsxei noe,
49, -. a-- y.# E.-agE- .. . =
napad&o plwowara Hoffmana n;
mo6cie " poblizu rzezalai czterecl
rzezimleszk6w, kt6rzy 20 khan
1pobili i no1ami pozgali. Odebra
wszy mu wssystkle p~lenladze, usl
{owali zrzuclc go przez porec
mc#*u v wods, 1'~estali' jednak spt'
szeni przez kilka nadbiegajqcyc1
os66. IA s}ocsyhoami ME ma zad
nego 6ladu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25
WIEsCI z OJCZYZNY
Z PRUS POLSRICH.

&&Ue&A "a AOS ~ W~ ~.
SZTUM. Majetncsci wapllckie,
n~a,ezace do rodziny hrabi6w Sierra
kowskich, prsesz}y W zesz}ym ty~
godn,u pod zarzad hr. Stanis}aya
Sierakcwskiego, syna hr. Adama,
/ dotYchczaso wego w}a6ciciela. Hr. A
dam Sjeralkz.owski,: LEGACY obecpnie
81 lata, ldzie ma w%ypocsynek do
Krakowa, gdzie poslada zamek.
Mlody hrap,a pojaf W. zeszlym ty-
godniu 81 malzoake ~ksiezniozke Lu-
bomirska z Przeworska " Gal'cy'.
Hrabowie sierakowscy pesladaja
obqk m%ajetno6oi wiaplickich jj~esscse
zuaczne dobra " Kr6lestvie Pol
sklemi " Ga]lcYi: .ia.
MALBORK. Ma linn kolejowej
Mslbork Olsztyn przejecha}, pociag
nieaaleko I stacy Go}da pow 6zke.
' SOW $780, e.. a.. " -
W6znica wpadl na maszyne l urato-
wal sig tYm sposobem, ze uo9hlwYc'}
sic SLIME komina. W6z zosta} roz.
trzasksn,yta konie szablte. Is.
MOVIE EN- IAsTQ mad Drweos. W
Niemieckiem Brzoz,u dnia 26go h.
M. spall{ass e=stajnia j stodola dzier~
4awey plebank1 p. Hejki. Zgiue}y
" p}omie aiaoh diva konie 80 sztuk.
bydla. .Zwieaione jz X. ~, moa,s ~ 2
rolnlcze tel z%nlszezone. Kllka os6bo
zajmqjacych sic ratowaplem, popae
rzyiy SIG. ~. Il
CZERSK, Smauutne 'zniwo pajjae
posledziciele " Ossowie. Grad zbif
im;'w,ecej nil po1owss sbota. zyta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25
z POD.

LUBLIN. Ma koncu lipoa 20
2o{udniu mad miastem przeciagne|a
burza z piorunam;. W lynn czasie
ma Bronowiczaoh ma polu p. Sachsa
vrac,wali ludsis prey .biorz'
pazen'cy. Kledy :~zaczaf deszcz pa-
lac, schrouila sic pred MIN pod
snopek 81 letnla wyrobnica Mary"
anna Kowalsks, kt6ra plorun ude
r1y} y glove, zabijajac ia ma miej-
scu.
WARSzAWA. Wydaua " War
szawie broszura ks. K}opotowskle'
go p. t. Sad Bozy pod Grunwal-
dem", sostala skonfiskowana z
powodu ustepu 0 maryaw'tach.
- Pewien .-2O-letni ~m{odzleniec
k4piac s,e rrzed wieczorem " Whsle
mostu, oddalil sig cd brzegu,
y -. 49, SsH i = sE%.-*| '=- ~. '." rs
zo'stawlajac ub b bee dozoru.
Skorxystal : tego z1odziej skrad}-
je. Posskodowany ohodzlf nago
20 brsegu, ma pustem miejscu,
gdzie ME by}o cz}owicka, kt6rego
mn6dgg}b,y prosi6 9 rade ponce,
Gdy sic jul zupslnis 6ciie'mnllo.
przejezdta1a fnra,lecz-xoznlca wi.
izso biegnacego = nie cs'ow ii
nagiego, slakf SIC zac1qi konie.
Z wielkgg trudno6cis =uda'o sisl
,.k,r 4 ii ne : ubrania mlo.dEziehs
owl q obiecane wysokie vylnnna,srl|
uprosl6 wozn1oe . "a, I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

liz -aAN&&N& +E @%tG %e &E wAHX
ke acsnipsaP rochowaos.'a'. .. D1iewietr
ynraagstot etnii#m}od ==xm,rf VI l -
zarecie wsku.ekEoofdnniieeslonych ran.
z POZNANSKIEGO.
BYDGOSACZ. Odbyla sic tn
piekna uroozysto6d p~o}ozenia i pos
wiecen,a kamienia 'weglelaego pod
nowy ko6oi6} prey ullcg berlihskiej.
Mimo ze TO dzleh rcboozy, liczue
tlumy ludn zebra}y sic ia nielsen,
ably przypatrzec sic uroozyseej e
romoni,. Pc odcsytaniu przez Ks.
administrators dokumentu i odm6-'
wjeniu .mod@6w ~liczn;e zebranego
duchowienstwa, ks. dzjekan Biel.
ski dokonat aktu po}ozenia i pos
w,ecenia ksmienia wegielnego pod.
nowy ko6c,6}< Ma zakohozenie za6*.
piewa} lud wsp6lnie rzewna pie6n
nasza VITA Kr6lowo."
Prey kopaniu Fundamental pod
nowy ko6ci6f natraflono ma muro.
wany %grobowiec l. trumne widocz-
ME jaklegos ksiedza - o czem svlad
CA resztkl liiej materyi, pochodsa-
Gel zapewne z ornatu.
W1TKOWO. Ma polaoh. d6br
~rycerskioh Ko}oozkowo odkryto "
gfeboko6oi pol metra pod z;emia
poklady wapna ma wielkich prse-
strzeniaoh. z tego powodu majq
bye postawione piece waplenne.
KORNlK. w ponledzia}ek cd.
by}o aie uroczyste %po}otenie kamie.
MIA weglelnego pod nowy ratusz
Przems vial burmistrz p. Kluge, =.
czkonek magistrate, budownlczy p
Pelczyaski, ~odczytaf niemiecki do,
kument, kt6ry nastepnie .wlo4on'
do urmY l umieszczono " funda
damenoie. g.
SRODA. l2-)etni syn m,strz
Krawieckiego Llmlhskiego pozyczy
sobie cd innego ch1opca teszynga
bawi} sig MIN. Maggie pad& strzal
kula ugodsi}a Is 1etniego syn
werkmistraa Englera " prawa reke
Dutad ME ydofano kuli wydoby6..
iona robotnika B. krajala chile
ola dzieci, przytem wy6llzgna} g
MOI i przeo'at jej prawa Piers
Frzywolany leksrz zessy} rane.
GNlEzNO. W. pewnej wsi POI
Gnleznem os}owiek rs letni ma
ko}tun. Cz{owiek ten jest tax "a
hobcnuy, ze cd 10 lat ne pozwol
snl ma uolecie i ozyszczenie wlos6v
AMI brody y gdyi, jak powiada mu'
sia}bY " takim rasie umrz 8. " do
datku pozwala rosna6 swobodni.
pasnogclom u rak i n6g tax. obec,
ME wyg4sdaja jak potez.e kr4yv,
paxury. u zwierzecia drapieznego
Skutek jest ten, re leze6 must y
] }6zku, DO Z powodu owych pau.
row ME moze sig ~poruszat.
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25
Nasyp W sWOje trzeWikj

NaSyp w sWOje trZeWiki
'Severy Proszku do N6g, leczacego
bo'aace, spuchniete iolegsjace,
znerwowane nogi wydobywajace-
go zad1a z nagnlotk6w twardych
lub miekkich.' laden lpny srodek
ME przynosi tax wielklej dogody
nogom jak Severy Proszek do N6g.
Jest to njezawodna pomoc ola po-
c'acych sig, odgnieconych i CORA
cych, wymeczonych, 6olacych n6g.
Move i ciasne trzewlki cd nicgo
staja sig wygodnYmi. Sprzedawany
przez aptekarzy i kupc6w. Cena
Is cent6w. bporzad<ony przez W.
F. Severa Co., Cedar Rapids, la.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-08-25

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4 GALIGYI d
z ,ll5 LLwowA donnosza, ze ma
.plow a .lrra'e.jaoego : uroczystosoi grun-
wald1k,ch ksiedza grecko -katollc~
kiego, Rastaw lckiego, napadfa
banda Ukraino,w j poturbowa}, 60
dotkliwie.
LWOW. Morderca ,Stoffow,
Fedko Dawydlak, skazany z ma
smierc przez powieszenle, ulaska.-
wiony sosta} ma dczywotnie wie~
zlenle. DawYdiakowi, pozostajace=
mu " tutejszem wiezienlu, zako-
munlkowal .wiadQmosG 0 u}askawie-
niu starszy radca sadu Wis4ocki.
Dawydiak by} ogromnie uradowa-
ny j prosil r. Wistookiego, ably
zatelegrafowaf cesarzowi, ze Da.
wydiak ,,bardzo mu dziekuje
zyczy $50 lat zycla".
Robotuik, pracujacy pray
budowie mostu xolejowego J6zef
Drozdowski, zonaty, Qjciec jedpe-
60 dziecks, LEGACY lat 81, powra~
cal W SLIME podpitym stanie "
nocy torem kolejowym. Przecho.
dzac przez tor, potkna1 sic Droz.
dowski ia zwrotnicy, pad} ma tor
i prawdopodobnle usna}. w tel
chwill nadszedi cd strony Pod
zamcza poclag osobowy, pod ktd.
rego ko}ami Drozdowski zglna}.
Rano %znaleziono ns torze okrwa-
wione szczatki, gtowa leza}a csobpo
lewa noga o kilka metrow cd toru,
a ma torze kadiub z pogruchotanem,
rekami. sledztwo prowadzi zandar~
merya zamarstynowsks.