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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Ten Year Old Boy,
Declared Bankrupt,
In Debtors Prison
Judgment for Attack on
Tormentors Lands
Child in Jail
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

NEW YORK. Feb. 1O.--Jersey
Justice has furnished the young
est inmate of a debtors prison
on record in the person of Bron-
islaw NiemasZek of Newark. 10
years old. He was locked up in
the Nawark Jail today on a body
execution issued by Judge Benja-
min F. Jones of the Orange dis
trict court for debt.
Several months ago young Me
maszek and some other boys were
playing in the streets of Orange
when Edmund Wilmanski, 10
years old, and several other big
boys. began teasing the smaller
one. Finally they grabbed the
youngster by the wrist after
throwing his hat away and
twisted his arm.
When Uiemaszek got free he
picked up a missile and threw 1t
at his tormentors. Wilmanski
was hit in the back and cut. AS
a result his father brought suit
n . inSA lliE SliidilNl bOE anu NAtN
action was begun with a warrant
for assault. The damage claimed
was $500.
The court awarded SIS and
costs. amounting in all to 1855,
in default of which young Me
baszek was locked up in the New
ark Jail. His lawyer several
hours later secured his release by
having him take advantage of
the bankruptcy law. The follow
ing inventory Of the boys assets
was fled:
One pair of shoes. 10 cents.
One pair Of stockings. ; cents.
One suit. 30 cents.
One cap. 10 cents.
Total. - cents.
Liabilities. judgment in Orange
district court. 1855. The boy
was in jail for about three hours
and. in addition to being the
youngest debtor prisoner in the
world, is the youngest bankrupt.
The machinery of the supreme
court Of the state viii be neces-
sary to adjust the matter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Former Trout les of Hyde

Doctor Hydes name has previously
figured before the public In August.
1897, Doctor Hyde, then police surgeon
of Kansas City, was ousted from Office
because of alleged inhuman treatment
of Annie Clements, negress who had
attempted to commit suicide, and who
had come under his care at the police
station.
Doctor Hyde's name was even more
conspicuously in the newspapers in the
winter of 1882. when he was charged
with grave robbing.
In 1905 attention was again directed
toward Doctor Hyde, when it became
known that he had clandestinely mar
ried Miss Frances 5Swope, niece of
Colonel Thomas II. Swope, June 21 of
that year, at Fayetteville, Ark, and
against the wishes of her mother
Following the announcement of Doc
tor Hyde's marriage to Miss Swope Mrs.
Sarah III. Frank of Kansas City brought
suit against Doctor Hyde asking dam
ages for breach of promise. This case
was settled out of court
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
SUFFRAGETTE INHIC ED
.TOR INCITIf.G OF
Leader in Movement Is Jailed
in Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10. Miss
Martha Gruening Of New York, a Smith
college graduate, and leader in the
woman's suffrage movement, was in
dicted today on charge of melting
10 riot. She was arrested in the recent
strike of the shirtwaist operators.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Cases Will Be Pushed

And now that this matter has come
to a head l may we'll state that these
cases are going to be pushed clean to
the end. There is lot of underhand
work going on in this case and it is
going to be stopped. The state has
conducted its side of the case fairly
and justly. 1t has made no attempt to
hound Conboy. 1t has tried TO be lust
and fair with him, but the district at
torney's office has no intention of
standing by idly and seeing perjury
committed in this wholesale manner.
The two witnesses whom I intend to
try and have indicted by the grand jury
are not policemen. More than that 1
can not say at present"
The first witness to be put up bv
the defense was Mrs. Louisa Muirhead.
proprietor of the Seal Rock hotel. She
testified to being with Conboy on the
night of the shooting. but declared
that she left him about II O'Clock. at
which time ne was sober although she
admitted he had taken a few drinks.
She denied that there had been trouble
between them on that night
John Barron, a deputy sheriff. but
who was a clerk in cigar store when
Lagan received his wound, said his at
tention was attracted to the scene by
shouts of "Pickpocket' and Thief fol-
lowed by the sound of shots.
'Conboy was standing with one hand
against the lamp post" he said. "and
he was ordering the policemen to keep
the crowd back and to get the names
of the witnesses"
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Two Favorable to Conboy

OF the testimony that given by
Barron and Leavenworth was ex-
tremely favorable to Conboy, but Flick
ert refused TO state whether these two
were the witnesses who would be
charged with perjury before the grand
jury.
From the evidence of the successive
witnesses it was easily seen that Con-
boy intended to claim self-defense.
Barron and Leavenworth both declared
that they had seen Lagan advancing
toward Conboy with his coat half off
and in threatening manner and also
that Conboy fired two shots, calling on
the boy TO stop, and as he refused to
obey, fired the third, which brought him
down.
Il have endeaYored to be as fair as
possible in this case said Ffckert.
and tried to believe that the two wit
nesses l have in mind were mistaken in
what they said; but so fragrant are
the circumstances that / am forced to
come to the conclusion that they de-
hberately committed perjury and I do
not intend to stand for that sort of
thing here
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
BELGIUM TC ADOPT
REFORMS IN CONGO
Government EIaborates Series
of New Measures

BRUSSELS, Feb. 1o.-The govern
ment has elaborated a series of meas
ures for reforms in the administration
of affairs of the Belgian Congo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Saw Shooting From Window

Harry Leavenworth, another cigar
clerk at the time. but now the pro-
prietor of billiard parlor in Market
street, said he was in his room and saw
the entire occurrence from a window
overlooking the street. Hearing shouts
of Thief outside he said he looked out
"Conboy was standing by the lamp
post" said the witness, and another
man whom | later learned was Lagan
Continued ON Page 2 Column
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
DR.. BURKE
OBJECTED
TO|NQU|RY
Advised Against Investigation
by Officials of Explosion
at Sanatorium
Love Letters to Miss Smith,
Victim of Outrage, in Hands
of Prosecutor
SOnoma District Attorney Ger
tain Attempt Was Made to
Murder Young Woman
Expects to Prove Paternity OF
Child and Establish Mo-
tive of Crime
BY JOHN T. NEYLAN
SpecfoI Discdfch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA. Feb. 10.-Startling
disclosures made today coupled with
the unearthing of important docu-
mentary evidence. convinced the au-
thorities that murder was attempted
last Saturday night when the tent house
occupied by Miss Lou Eta Smith and
her illegitimate infant son at Dr- Will
lard p. Burke's health resort was blown
up with a charge of dynamite. the
force of which rocked on their founda-
tions substantial structures 100 yards
distant.
Gradually the haze surrounding what
was at first reported to be an attempt
at suicide on the part of an insane
woman is being dispelled and the pro-
portions of a cleverly planned plot TO
do away with the lives of two human
beings whose existence was trouble
some are being outlined. Each sue
eeeding day is supplying important
lisks in the chain Of evidence around
the person or persons guilty of the
outrage, and tonight the authorities an
nounee that but little more is needed
to furnish absolute proof on which the
Sonoma county grand Jury VIII be
asked to return Indictments.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11

That two of the witnesses who testi-
fed yesterday in the trial of Michael
Joseph Conboy former captain of
police. charged with the murder of
Bernard Lagan, would be charged with
perjury and their cases taken up by
the grand jury was the declaration
made by District Attorney Charles NJ.
Fickert at the close of the hearing
yesterday Apart from these two, a
warrant charging r. II. Blumberg, a
witness at the preliminary trial, with
perjury was sworn out by Miss Mar
garet Lagan before Police Judge Deasy.
BIumberg was arrested last evening
and was released on $1,000 bail.
Who the two witnesses were Fickert
with the declaration that they were
not policemen, several of whom testi-
fed. Besides the policemen the wit
nesses were Thomas Dunno Charlton,
a streetcar conductor, living at 1417
Lyon street; r. 0. Stother, inspector for
the United Railroads; Mrs. Louisa Muir
head, proprietor of the Seal Rock hotel
and Conboy's companion during the
early part of the evening on which
Lagan was shot; Charles Barron. a
deputy sheriff. and Harry L.eavenwortli,
proprietor of billiard parIor in Market
street
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
DR.. HYDE FACES
ACCUSATION OF
GIVING POISON
Husband of Colonel Swore's
Neice Arrested for Murder
and Gives Bail
Another Physician Declares
That He Supplied Active
Typhoid Culture

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Feb. 10-As a
climax to the lengthy Investigation of
the mysterious death of Colonel Thomas
H. Swope October ., 1909, DR.. B. C.
Hyde, husband of the late millionaire's
niece, was arrested o': charge of hav-
ing murdered the aged philanthropist.
The warrant upon which arrest was
made was issued al the request of At
torney John G. PaxtoI, executor of the
Swope estate. First degree murder is
charged.
The warrant says that Doctor Hyde,
with felonious latent, administered
strychnine to Colonel Swope on the day
of his death. Across the back of the
complaint filed by Paxton asking for a
warrant Prosecutor Virgin Conkling
wrote above mis- signature, Il hereby in
dorse tnis com 3laint.''
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Expects to Prove Guilt

EXDeCIS 10 fTONC 0uhl
we have been able to secure evil
dence., said that official. which will
play very important part in the solu-
tion of the mystery surrounding the
blowing up of the tent occupied by
Miss smith and her son. byt in the
interest of Justice I can not make the
facts known at this time. I am more
FIRMLY convinced than ever that murder
was attempted and am using every re-
source at my command TO secure evil
dence which will preclude the possl-
biIitv of a doubt of guilt. before 1 take
the matter up with the grand jury
several important links are still miss
ing in the chain Of evidence, but / feel
confident that they viii be discovered
within very short time"
Interest in the mystery surrounding
the explosion is intensified by the exclus-
i've information published in The Call
this morning to the effect that letters
were in existence which would play ar
important, part in the solution of the
mystery and would tend TO throw light
on the paternity of the illegitimate
child who by seeming miracle escaped
being blown TO atoms Saturday night
Today District Attorney Lea admitted
10 a representative of The Call that
such letters were in his possession
Written by DIR. Burke
The district attorney admitted fur
ther that the letters had been given 20
him to Miss Smith, to whom they were
written by Dr. Willard P. Burke during
period extending over several years
Regarding the contents of these let
ters Lea will make no statement what
ever, but it was learned from an
authoritative source that they contain
many terms of endearment and regard
were usually accompanied by check
of generous proportions or promise
of money and passed between the cor
respondents surreptitiously. in so far as
the doctors family was concerned. At
can also be stated on the admission Of
Mrs Alfred Burke sister in law of ths
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Developments of Fay

Letters written by Or. Willard p.
Burke to Miss Smith, extending over
period of several years; heartless state
ments of a significant character made
by members of the physicians family
concerning the victim of the explosion;
reluctance on the part OF those in
charge at the sanatorium TO have any
investigation whatever. and an unwtll-
ingness on their part TO aid the officers
of the law; practically direct charge
that evidence which might be useful IN
a defense is being manufactured; the
testimony of several responsible per
spns that Miss Smith had never dis
pIaved any trace of insanity; the fact
that confidential man had been up
braided for informing the authorities
that an explosion had occurred, and the
fact that Dr. Willard p Burke has sup
ported Miss smith during period Of
several years-these were some OF the
disclosures which engaged the atten-
tion of the authorities today and caused
the issuance of strong statement by
district Attorney Clarence Z. Lea to
night in reply to request for informs-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Hydes' Illness Questioned

Doctor Hyde himself suffered an at
tack. stated to be typhoid fever, De-
cember 30. Doctor Stewart later sup
piled the prosecuting attorney with
interesting evidence bearing on Doctor
Hyde's illness.
Doctor Stewart said that, although
Doctor Hyde's blood was placed side
by side in an incubator with blood
taken from a typhoid patient in Kan
sas City hospital, it remained absolutely
sterile OF typhoid and contained no
typhoid germs.
After it was decided that the bodies
of Colonel Swope and Chrisman Swope
should he disinterred, Paxton and Mrs.
Logan Swope recalled Doctor Hyde's
insistence that he be permitted to act
as physician for the family, although
DR.. G. T. Twyman had for years served
in that capacity
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
MORE CHARGES
OF PERJURY IN
CONbOY CASE
Fickert Declares Two of Yes
terday's Trial Witnesses
Will Be Arrested
District Attorney Alleges Whole
sale Lying and Threat
ems Prosecution

''Two of the witnesses who testified
In the COnbOy trial today viii be
charged with perjury and their cases
taken up by the grand jury. j have
tried to be as fair possible in the
conducting of this case and endeavored
to give these witnesses the benefit of
every doubt, but the circumstances are
so fragrant that i forced to the
belief that they deliberately committed
perjury and i don't intend to stand for
that sort of thing here. 1 can not give
their names yet, but i will state that
they are not policemen."-Distric At
torney Charles NJ Fickert.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Wealthy Men Sign Bond

Doctor Hyde learned that warrant
was being sought, and, with his attor-
neys, went to the prosecutors Office to
await the return of Conkling. He sub
mitted to arrest without demanding to
hear the warrant read. The party then
went to Independence, Mo-. where Doc
tor Hyde was arraigned before Justice
W. +. Loar. The physician pleaded not
guilty. He was released on a bond of
$4,000. His preliminary hearing was
set for February II.
The bond was signed by f. P. Neal,
president of the Southwest national
bank, and Fl. F. Hall, president of the
Hall Baker grain company; NJ d.
Scruggs. livestock dealer; William
Mclaughlin, a horseman, and John G.
Cleary. Frank P. Walsh and Judge
John Lucas, attorneys These are all
wealthy men.
The arrest followed quickly after
Judge Ralph s. Latslaw called a grand
jury today to investigate the death OF
Colonel Swope.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Death NV ifies anil,

The death of Colonel Thomas FL
Swope was attended by circumstances
that mystified the millionaire's fam
lily and close friends. Dr. Hyde mad
treated Colonel Swope in his last hours
and had, in signing the death certif-
cate, given apopleXy as the cause OF
death.
When, in December. an epidemtic OF
typhoid fever ragged in the Swope
household, in which eight persons were
stricken, and one, Chrisman Swope, died
under conditions that caused much ap-
prchension among the attending
nurses. 3ohn 6. Paxton. the executor,
and Mrs. Logan Swope. the mother
of Chrisman. instituted ID vigorous in
vestigation. DIR. Edward T. Stewart
came forward with the statement that
November 10 DIR. Hyde had obtained
from him an active typhoid culture
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11

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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11

Continued ON Page 2. Column 4
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
Nikczem il pomylka

- aby::;zatvardzi6 4echtanie. bola+
cYoh u%rapionych hemoroid6w. Te-
go niema potrzeby. S1uohajcie.
i;s'Clerpiafem bardzo na;heinoroidy,"
pisze Will, A. March, zSilver City
n G. "dokad ME d~osta}era pude1ka
Buoklena ArnikoweJ ma6ci. ixxos-
ta}em predko wyleczony: Sparzee
MIA, gruczo}y, woody; febryozne
rany, wysypki, s%kaleczepia, pope
kane reoe, wyrzuty febryczne, mi
kaja pc niej:: Csc W apiece MI.
Kowalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
2 POZNANSKIEGO.

KOSGIAN. N,eszc,edliwy wypa.
deA zaszed} v Czarkowle " plere
wsze 6wieto Bozego Narodzenia. s
letnia Agnieszka kawniczsk, be-
dacs ma wychowaniu u gospodarza
sobieoha, bawila SIG pr.y s.afie.
W koncu chcia}a : szafy wyjqt su.
kienke, yszafa W te;ze cbwili sic
przewr6oi|a, z~ab,jajac swym cieza-.
rem nieszczedliwg dzlewezynke M
miejscu. >Matka dzlecka znajduie
sic " prowlnojcnalnym zakladsie
ola umysiowo chorych.
GN1EZNO. Kilka dziewzoat wra
ca;;ac 1nauki nel,gi', weszlo ma 16d
ma jezjorze. l4-letnla Vierste Z La
tallc sarwa}a sic i ~utone}a " obec.
no6ci towarzYszek, kt6re ME mo.
ely jej ratowa6, poniewaz I'D za1a.
mywa} sic pod niemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27

g..
MANY. Pewien b,edny
kaleka zadzierzawn sobie latem xii
.ka jab}oni W ale'. S~przatniete jab}
ka schowa} " kopcu, by 10 ma
gwiazdke spieniezyc. Gdy sig teraz
pred iw'sta'lmo,ii uda} do kopca, by
jab}ka wybrac, z niema}em pre-
raseniem spostrzeg}, &c mu z4odziei
zrobionym W kopcu otworem wy
kradi ~wszystkie ;ab}ks, oko}o dw6oh
cent? arrow. .:: 4:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27

Professor gimna~
zyum " Novym Targu dr.: Ed <:
ward Niie.abitow ski, ot,zymaw-
sly zezwolenie Cd kapituiy na zba-
DAME: ko6oj olbrzym'ch wlszaoych
ma zelaznYm 1adouohu pc lewej
stronie gtowuego =wejdoia. do kate
dry ma Wawelu, podda4 lie ogledzi:-
nom, kt6re daily nastepujaoy rezul'
tat: Kojd g6rna przesz}o l metr
dtuga Jest koscia udowa mamuta,
druea ~ ctn. dluga a 20 ctm. OBJ
wodu miersaoa, jest lewa dolna
szczeka zwierzeeia, ktdrego dotad
jeszcze dok}aduisa nie: okre6lono,,-
Trzecla .wr.eszeies sko6o, wiszaca
pod szozeka ~wieloryba, jest IS ctm.
dfuga; :ozaszka nosorozca w}osiate.
go. i.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
sliwy zmari wskutek aatrucla krwi
Ostrosniie . najmniejs1a rara!

-: 81 ID ~sre-ss--s----
Koz n! " Pe ! robotnik : Ga
.lioyj po1na1 bic ma drcdse do Koz-
Ia zpewini'laa n q ID d.iewezynq. Pod
.c'as rosm,o mo dowiedsiaa Ae, y
dsievo.'YYna.:: ma =! ..P,r Eyy lsob'e picnic.
DE '':. Przybgyssy Do koala nomd''
viii . zebyiposx,a MIN do Lands-
mierza, q kt6rego on sluky3, tam
latwo'hy robot g ta~nalssla- Dsiewczy.
ma sie no to .godz;ia. Gdy tax do
:szli ~ q: Kiya6R,s robotnik Dapad1
:besbronn's1r ogfaba ! gotd6vst Ii
.poezem dzIe'xczyn4 uda:a sig do
Biadao1oxa, egd1.a zajdoie opowie:
ds'a'a. Rozpoozgto .:zaraz "a rabu-
stem poszakiwania j udato sic GO
rrzytrzymac l aresztoxac.
. - s-=.z.r :: > f"h-=.%a. 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27

k0DZ. Ma rogu ul. Rakowskjej
; Fisznera dw6ch ludzi napadfo ma
~ letniego Tomarza Woloszo,lyk.,
mularza, i zadaIc ; rau iszt} leten
glove i piersi. VOL. Wioloszozyk
zmarl " szp,talu. sprawc6w. nara-
du ujeto. . s,>.ss ,.x
Drugi taxi sam wypad' 1tek j miai
miejsce ma Ill. zimmera (oa Balu:
f.. Sc. e E;as ) ~. aa.s
|tach), gdzie diva; ludzle na7adli Us
20 letnlego Brunana Geparta, robo-
tnika fabryki szpiro, j ,zad ID. mu
kilka ran e, Y Y plers,:. @ Rannqy:. :pe2 >k''l Y
godzinach ducha wyzlona}. Spraw-
cy zab6jstwa uciekli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27

.roku wYpito rod}ug urzedowej
statystyki $500 hektolltr6w p.wa
(razem miljony $40 tYsiiecy II
ltr6vD i rs, 900 hektolnrdw I .n,l..
jon6w s2o tysiec!y throw w6lki!
W ca}ych Niemczech vypijja= sle
przecietnie s3 procent w6dki W
stosunku do ilosci piwa. Odwrotnie
sig rsecs wTylsy, be. 6w pro-:
cent wynosi 200 csyll re W Tylsy
s i POI ray lyle pija w6dki O.
piwa. Tylzs ze :wshy stkich ssmiast
niemieckich kroczy ma czele " y
pijaniu sig w6dka.
ELBLAG: 80 ]etni robotnik Jan
Lukasch. " Malborku pozna4 "
kwietniu r.. b. robotnika Karola
slebutzk'ego. Gdy obaj w1acall 2
:karczmY do domu, wyda'} l.. to-
warzyszowi swemu zegarek wraz z
%lahcuszklem ora. moi portmonet.
ke z kilka markami. "a to skaz1}
60 tutejszy sad przyslegtych ma
try lata w~iezienia. "
GDANSK. Ma 10 lat domu kar.
nego i tyIez lat utraty praw homo.
rowych skaza}a tutejsza lzba karna
karanego iuz bardzo czesto czelad.
nika blachnlerskiego Adolfa Han
acknowledge z Gdahska "a: w}ama~
ME, kralzleze x6} i sprsedaz tako
wych.
GRUDz1ADZ. Wielki polar
srozy} sie " Zskurzewie. Spali'
SIC dom mlesskalny, stodo}a oraz
Chevy posiedzioielki JoanDs
Schmidt. Zgorza}o l6 sztuk byd{a,
8 koni, k,lks swim i dr6b spf"ne-
~ take maszyny i. sprzety rolni.
cze. Pogorzelka ma j~eszcze inua po-
siadkosc~ Jakim. sposobem oGien
wybuch}, .dotaaJ niew,adomo. szko.
'dy pokrywa sabezpieoztnie:zsa
EE* EyHHFt ~ @+f:sf 4-.--.---9 A::=~ !
-SWIEClEi iona robe tnika P.
W Przechowie napi}a SIC z butelki
lekarstwa, .kt6re lekarz zapisa} jej
mezowj do uzyvania " postaci
kropll !; niebawem umarla. Kobieta
oddawa}a sig podobnc na}ogowo pr
jahstwu. =:
JASTRUWIE. z mieszkania
wdowy Strach skradzlono W tych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27

sTRZEhNO. Pred ~tutejszym
eadem }awniczym stawa}a s}uiaca
Stanis}awa Szafrahska, oskarzo~
"a o skradzenie swej PAM, ka-
p~italistce p. Ryszkiewioz zeszafy
500 marek. Sad skaza} j. ma mic
siac wiezien1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27

dnlach 1000 marek. Jake z}odziei
.wydleazila :policya l5-letnlego pa
tushszPteTsifss'sgoo o14z adcznia ssfol-
neeo Beos.ha, NH iIeli oni jje. '''j''z.
pielnlglldze " cafosoi, kt6re i'm ode.
bra Ii !, oddano W ib,a ]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27

KlELCE. w osadzie Wolbro-
min wdar}o SIC wieczorer do.
mieszkania kupca Narzyca trzech
uzbrojonych " rewollwoe9 very handy.
tow. Narzyc widaac obcych ludsi,
porwa} POLAND drzewo i rzuel} sig
ma najtlizssego, kt6rego uderzee
MEM polsna zwali} ma ziemie, ma
stepnie wybieg} pred dom. WY
wajac pomocy. Bandyoi dali do ME
90 ssereg strzal6w rewolwerowych
leSz dsiek, c'emno6ci, wszysttk'e
str1aiy ehybi}Y. Bandyci, ME zdo-
&awszy mic pochvyc,6, zabrall
~oginszonego t~owarzysza umkneli,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
- - Z :. =: ~ ;
WIEsCl Z OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSKICh.

p" ~ - - '-.r.
.LEBNRK.: strassne n,esrcze6c;e
zdarzy'o ZIG tn. " pobliskiej wsi
Augustenfelde. Sze6cioletnia c6rks
robotnlkaK ra4npa.przewr6ci1a przez
ni~:ostro&no66 lampe naftowa. ma
stapi}a eksplozya W okamgnieaiu
eta{o dziecko " p}omieuiach' Mat
ka ehac ogieh stlumi6, p~oparzyfa
sic r66wniez smiertelnie i trzeba ja
by{o odstawi6 do domu chorych.
Dpzieoko kr6tko pc wYI'adku smar-
: x,.;a. ~~s.2e #
- '- -. 80 ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27

sZTUM. N~ieszcze6li wemu wy
padkowi uleg} kierownik haudlowy
.Malewskl zAtruduiony u kupca Ma
wrtckrego.:* spad& on draoiny: z
wYsokosci ~przesz}o trzech metr6w
odnl6s} cjezkie ~oka'eczenia:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27
=. --".t ~r> ;-,..rr =.
.GA Al

T LwoW. W ,sadzie: krajowym
karnym: we. Lwowie:. pozdejmowano
#tabl1ce z nap'sam,: polskim,, znaj-
dujace,s ie. aa,: drzw1ach nlekt6rycb
blur sadow7eh, q przybito W to
miejsee: papisy spolsko ruskie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-27

z LUBAWsKIEGO.. Niespo-
dziewana 6miercia i to ~niestety
stutkiem w}asnej nieostr6zuosci
zgioat2 go1arz Jaruszewsk, " Ku-
rzetniku. M}ody, doplero "a letni
ten m~ezczyzna, dcpiero cd dw6ch
micsieay. zonaty, chclat wysiasc 2
@a9dnu, chociaz poclag ~jeszcxe ME.
knpelhie stana} J. dosta} sig pod
ko{a, ktdre mu ujrcha}y jedne noge
i:reke; @skutkiem cze3o IA miejsou
:skonaf. - Jakis ~niegodziwiec "a
grasa} SIC nozem w..reku 70 lctniej
GORGE posiedziciela Me]ki z Graba.
cznl k.6ra sz}a do Kosselew do
-. b." r -.
szko}y. P~rzestraszone dsiewcze wr6-
clio jakna]spieszn,ejj do domu, i q
.lnlegodziwice, doplero .kr6tA . pred
~ew,s v'sia akry} sig W leslie: "
,TYLzA Najwieksse pijanstwo
: kwitn6iiea~ Tylzy y rrusach
!: Wschodnich. Naiwierdzenie przy-
taczamy zastraszajace liczby. Mia
:"ssto liozy :n,sspe1na 4looo: mietsz'
kaac6w: Ma iedpa kra]os .przyPa:
da ok. ~ %doros}ych. W ubieg}ym