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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
CRIMES OF A POLISH MONK
LIGHT ON THE ROBBERY OF THE
SHRINE AT CZENSTOCH
The Theft % Jewels supposed 60 ne
worth S,OOG, 900 From . Famous
Image Of the NiPEin the Deed oG q
Monk WhS Murdered HIs BrOther.

~ PETERsBURo. Oct. IO-IiRht haI
AZ last he-n shed on the theft committed
about wear ago at Czenstochau. Rus
sian Poland. IL the ieWelled robe and
crown of the famous image 81 the Virgin
and child In the Roman Catholic Caths.
dral III" image once belonged Co the
mother u Constantine the Great, and
has been at CzenstoChau since 1892.
Miraculous powers are ascribed 20 Il
aud Il - visited every year by some 900 900
Poles. The statue was covered with s. 900. =
an worth % Jewelry. presented by Popee,
Emperors and Kings The crown given
~ Pope Clement IN I1I9 was valued at
80 Op
one dav th" image was found stripped
and no trace 81 the thief could he dis.
covered. The subsequent presentation
aInid AN enormous Concour-R 81 people
II new robe and crown. for which the
Pop" had subscribed large sum was
fully described IN THE SuN AZ the time
The circumstances surrounding the
discovery 81 the thief are such that they
would I've regarded ~ eNtravagant IN a
dime novel Father Damascus MacoCh
II the PauliSt monastery connected
with the Cathedral. who disappeared
after IT." theft has been arrested A. the
thief and has made confession
some weeks ago the body ~ a man
-"'v"d up "a sofa was recovered from
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

the River warta. Il proved 70 be that
Of Wenzel MAcoch. n postmAn. the monks
brother. The Public Prosecutor next
discovered that the monastery Authori.
ties were misleading the poliOs in their
attempts to trace the authors Of the chuTeh
robbery and ~ Wenzsl MaCoCh's death.
Damascus Macoch'E confession reveals
the facts. II was he who stul.. tho jewels
and disappeared with woman named
Helene OstrowskA. with whom be lived
for some time in grand style in Warsaw.
When most Of the money was gone tho
monk persuaded his brother 70 marry
the woman. Wenzsd. through his wife.
got Co know Of the robbery and Damascus
became alarmed. He cnticed his brother
to an under ground oell. gave him drugged
wine To drink and then struck him on
the head with q hafchet. Aftorward
he hastily ounfss@ed him. and after grant
ing him full Al~olut1on he strangied hun
with both hands.
The body he had oarted away and sunk
into the river. The WAGNER rho helped
him was sworn 10 Secrecy bafore the cruci-
hK on the pretsnce that the sinking of
the sofa " ~ a secret religious rite.
In Damascus MAcoch'S confession u ~
declared that many Of the jewels In the
Virgins robe were not genuine. The
monks, u soems. had years ago disposed
Of the original gems and substituted
artificial Jewels as hs found out when his
attempted 90 sell tham. He says that n
syndicate existed i'm the monastery for
eTplo iting the reputation Of the shrina
for th-ir own advantage. the proceeds
being spent in dissipation, to enjoy which
the monks went about dirguised as lAy.s
men
The affair has CAUSED an enormoua
sensation throughout Poland. A number
Of priests are under arrest and tho
mo mastery is occupied 10y IN. military.
whose thorough search Of the place has
a lready unearth"d a quantity Of jewelry.
\ ia pal delegate has arrived with orders
la expel the Paulist monks and transfer
The monastery la another order. Mean
while the shrine has hcen placed in the
barge Of secular priests
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
Frrs OF wolves AIIa.,.

Fam ne ~ Pa ~ p,pre'y p.--
Wolves 80" -uTel, "Nfiu"t ~ F.tus.t
,ounty d.- Jared D"ptIft ipuuf, Auditor
Iimmb Dr'uumund recently IN speaking
~ fh~ llug IN ~ ~" pa' mruts ~ vol
bpvufi"- ia ms county during ~" last year
"" ht," not pad b"uul. ms yalt
sad VI Drummpnd. aud thrs ~ no nr-t
inc ~ nv "vprTi"u'" ihst -1m" ON. hs.
not brought ~ % hid- aud received IN.
T'gulnr's ~ bounty In former YEAR Their.
S"T" nigh ss seven ~ eight ,afras-. T.
brought - m" auditors n1lc" hv hunters
from Lli'l" tHnada or White Rear ltt ~ a
v'Hr there hts not bs' ono bounty plid
g,nd he last ~ N" wolves has met hi- fate
| IMInk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
Grain 81 Corn Earn I,n,,

fyUl''riGrd 'nrr'sunHdSur, RUHtu.., s..
STARK t"rl"v. AGED ~ rrnr.. of FILiu.
Va. ,aUgh' a h.H carp u hoo nj
I'm" n"Hr Tyre IUfd uD' ftT from rIl M
Yesterday
IN" be-, baItTd the hook vrfh corn gram.
and -.i''e sdrd Iu "ufI,fUy no ,aTu 10, ffl.
hre. after vht,h he surrIei u uutH n
h~s atn" "NhAus'"d and 49, landed without
dinl"uliy IN" n=h measured &c., tnrI..
~ l@nElL. - inches IN circumference and
weighed Is pounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
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HuIItshnfy ''t.'-p.un'Ir' ItuUS,' YlH
p.f.4
Will uItN"y- ar" -1ii 'n b." NOR" ul.r'iiuI
900 fhr tuothtii- 81 'n'' slur IIIg. Nuuu'ttr.
'hnu th"N have b""u Tor E"Hr- aud the
f"poTt- received ~ this tITf Irdt,,i. TINT
there vii b" ~" -purt 90 Perry. IrtukNU
FULTON. iurItI and Mtr'tu ,nuuft.-
aP"Tr' tpsIt' hu- ls-u me HON. of Ito
Wild TURKEY 80 this section for . lprg 'Ir.r
and o. l. sad Their" ar" many 81 fhis yr.Htt
game bird 30 ~" N1pd- ot fnHf count.
b" ki-hiovuilt- NHll"1 l- gl-p -ttd 40 h.,.
many ~ ih"W and m" hunter pIIi 20 an.
them IN foT,e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

F,u~ ne Loado" Do,,s G,op

F'"T ne LoHdOH IJ1ii| GrrpI.,
new irut. tho HsIl-hamhsrry was
exhibited ~ ~" f"Ttnizhtly how ~ ths
kpysl Horticultural S"ciefN IN Tho uort,-
cultural iiali yssferday
hi- novelty has been produced Nv Nr
william kntghf ~ HAIf-hau from the
Ttspb"TTl Hul The l0gaHb"ffl. the laf'sr
itsslf ~ bTid II % DlAunsd that Tho o.. -
fTuit ~ ~ sweet a. the finest fssubsrfv
ami entirely ire" from M. a'tdtiy 81 me
lORanbefry In appearance aud color N
resembles the raspberry
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28

dilapidated old house upon the hill,
who were known as Mrs. May and her
daughter Miss Miriam.
The stranger thanked them and pro-
ceeded down the roadway.
II was difficult to distinguish the old
house through the dense growth Of
trees which surrounded 1t, while the
wooden gate at the entrance to the
grounds was bridged across with
shrubs and oyerhanging branches. The
man, reaching over to examine the
interior Of the garden, was met by a
low, threatening growl.
What is it. Don" called clear
young voice, and girls face appeared
above the brambles. 1t was rather
disconeerdDg to be thus looking d.
rectly into pair Of questioning blue
eyes, but be managed to stammer out
his desire to locate a certain Robert
Reynolds.
I'VE are strangers here" the girl
told him. Il am afraid / cannot help
you"
my name is Madden" be said con-
ldentally. IL am the bearer Of an
important message for Mr.. Robert
Reynolds"
The girl looked steadily into his face.
Her oW had grown very white. Il
repeat she said emphatically. that
| cannot help you" Then down through
the sleepy garden there came queru.
lous cry, growing more imperative as
she waited with sudden terror In her
eyes.
Miriam" walled the voice. "Miri-
amw
go, please" she whispered breath
lessly, then ran swiftly toward the
house.
As Madden fastened the gate behind
him be closed his mouth determinedly
IL Robert Reynolds was concealed
there, as he had reason to suppose, he
must not again allow sense Of chival
| ny to deter him from seeking him out
| forcibly IL IL need be. One could not
| openly doubt n lady's word but when
another opportunity presented itself he
would be resolutc. L.
The opportunity arrived when he met
the owner of the much discussed house
one day at the hotel. III it's for sale.
Madden remarked casually. Il might
go up with you md look 1t over"
The girl whose face haunted bin
| continually, whose blue eyes moved
him so quickly from bafi1ed anger tc
| pity, looked up startled from the
flowers she was clipping as they ap
proached.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28
A LisERA AZ OFFER.
Anyone Can Try sansoss, the Remark
able flesh Forming Food,

o. = II T.
When one Of the leading druggists
ii Cairo tells. you thas they have a
preparation which they SO thoroughly
is,isve In that they will refund
'sotr money II II does no; do all that
IS cfainied for it, it shows that the az
,ie,e must have unusual merits. II is
s. his way that Paul g. Schulz & Son
sre selling Samose, the remarkable
BODYBUILDING food.
Tbs great discovery il destined 70
w.sk / A. great revolution TN treating
tAe.thiry the weak and the sick.
There can be no doubt that ii helps
peaHtA who are weak and sickly, who
are tired and who have poor diges.
tieai restoring them quickly to health
strength, and increasing the
aaisaHt 50 that life -, q pleasure and a
joy ss X.
Santose is In realitya concentrated
food, and restores life and vitality al
once to the blood. It mixes WIZ the
ordinary foods and aids digestion.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28
The EMBEzzLER.
A Mystery Of a Man and His
Daughter.
ax AGNES q. aRoeAN.


fCopyiight, 1870 by American Press Assoc
ciation.l
The hotel keepers wife rocked to and
fro In her chair upon the veranda.
"It's my opinion that there's some
thing very mysterious about the whole
affair."" she conHded to her friend, who
Kept the village grocery. Fancy u
stylish young lady with an invalid
mother moving into that leaky. crum
bling old house. though no one has seen
the mother yet. far as | can find out"
II ought not to mention this said
the other but it's been troubling me
great deal. The girl came down TO
the store few days ago, and when
| made out the little bill they've been
owing she looked II over carelessly,
then drew of one of her diamond
rings and laid 1t upon the counter and
asked me to take 1t as security"
The hotel keepers wife leaned for.
ward. Il believe they are stolen
goods" she said excitedly.
A soft, rustling sound at the farther
end Of the veranda caused the women
to start suddenly and peer through a
screen Of vines where the brightly
lighted end Of cigar glowed In the
darkness.
.Who Is it?" Mrs. Briggs asked in a
whisper
ats young man from the city,"
her friend answered: came just be-
fore supper. forgot be was there
The person referred to came leisurely
toward them.
Pardon me-" he said in pleasing
voice Could you direct me TO the
home--of Robert Reynolds? have
been told he moved here lately"
"Neyer heard Of the name" the
hotel keepers wife said thoughtfully
while Mrs. Briggs volunteered the In
formation that the only new arrivals
In the village were the residents Of the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28
.FooTGEAR NOTES.

yssariss of the Mode In Smart Shoes
~ For the Winter Tins.
Street shoes this winter Will be made
Of black Russia and dull calf leather.
with patent leather and cloth COM
hination for more dressy shoes
yamps are still short. and heels are
seyen-eighths inches high on street
models and d longer pointed toe Is no
ticeahle.
More laced boots win be worn than
for some seasons past. As a rule. wo-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28
-,ea a. tAe(,stre rce.csAsp sps trssssstss o.
h,auss ths mstssst seoesd,cisss vatss.
= .-=ss=ss;sE.sz <ss..szia<a=szz=z==H
IEiQNl lIAALD
MADE -FOUR NtWREC0RDS
Barney OsdHeid Has a Sensational
bay ofoAuto Driving at Milwsu-
kse state Fair Track.

Milwaukee Sent. a,,-Barney Old
fif,a set sour new worlds records on
taa state fair track this afternoon,
Ia a twenty-five nile race against time
,3.diieid travelled the distance II
sea.4T, beating The record of Ralph
DesRalma
IN this race be travelled the first
twenty miles setting a mark oil
1915 k5.s also taking the record from
De Palma.
Fifteen miles were made in lS;
III ia.
0lifeid set, new mark for one
hour even, travelling tois miles. beat
ing the old record BY one and a hal
miles, u
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28
Great Travellers.

Wherever there is calamity, a cata.
clysn, or conquering event a Men,
phian will be there. There was q Men,
phis man on the burning Menus and
Memphis family on the rescuing Co
mus. Mempblans scatter all over the
world. Memphis Commercial Appeal.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28
with a plastron and yoke In one and Is
especially adapted to combinations.
JUDO CHOLLET.

This May Manton pattern is cut In sizes
from 81 to 40 inches bust measure Send
10 cents TO this office. giving number. $50.
and 1t will be promptly forwarded to you
by mail. II In haste send an additional
two cent stamp for letter postage. which
lnsures more prompt delivery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28

embroidered robes are designed with
trimmings Of muskrat. black fox and
moleskin.
Fur faced hats are also talked about,
and the shops are showing charming
toques Of grebe feathers adorned SIM
ply with one black wing, which In
connection with the white glossy feath-
ers Is exceedingly chic.
Quantities Of velvet will be used on
winter hats Toques and turbans
made entirely Of satin and velvet are
meeting with favor this full
The soft. full blouse that Is cut In
one with the sleeves Is an attractive
model. This blouse pictured IL made
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28
According 20 Scale.

Mrs. Wunder-It seems to me that
that music teacher Ii always asking
for money.
Mr.. Wunder-Thats perfectly natu-
raj. His scale, you know, begins and
ends with dough. Baltimore Ameri.
can
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28

AS has been announced for several
days, the final counting of the votes
by the contest department took place
yesterday afternoon at o'clock, and
all paper coupons had to be in the
ballot box previous to that hour.
The votes started coming in thick
and fast yesterday morning. and did
not stop until the hour announced
for closing the ballot box. They
came to the office in all manner oil
ways, men. women, boys and girls
were in and out OF the office all day,
depositing votes for their favorite
Votes came in shoe boxes, hat boxes
candy boxes. boxes of every descrip
ton. votes tied with ribbon, string
and thread and many thousands OF
them not tied at all; the latter. by the
way, were thrown out and not counted
Many votes had been tied in pack
ages and with the name on the tor
coupon only; they became in some
cases united and the votes were pro
miseuously thrown around: the tor
coupons were counted all right, but
dozens OF others on which the name
had not been written were thrown
out.
Many of the candidates and their
friends brought their votes to the Of
fee after the hour announced for
closing the ballot box, and conse.
quently the votes were not accepted
This was trifle hard on the canii
dates who tried to get these votes II
in time for the count but warning
had been sounded to one and all some
time ago, aud no exception could be
made.
The vote coupon is now thing oil
the past, and the only thing that vii
count from now until the close OF the
| contest are the vote certificates is
sued on the subscriptions, and which
can be turned in and are good VI
until the closing hour of the contest
The standing of the candidates as
| they appear in the paper this morn
ing will be the same until the judges
announce the winners when there
will be changes and many Of them
The keys to the ballot box have beer
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28
Last of lO-vote Coupons Are Now
in and Subscriptions Only to
Count From Now Until
Close
Standings Will Not be Changed Again Until
Final Count---Miss Olga Ellis Will Lead Ua-
til the CIose.--Secret BaIIoting to be
the 0rdes Until the End

!. turned over to the gentlemen who
Twill preside over the final counting
lofsthe votes. and will remain in their
possession unt1f9 the box is opened
1by them at this office Saturday night
| All votes that have already been
issued must be in the ballot box al
this office Saturday night by nine
lo'clock in order to be counted. This
refers to the vote certificates that
have been issued on subscription:
since the commencement of the con
test, and which many of those in tn
race have in their possession at thu
present time. Do not neglect to gel
your certificates in the box before
Saturday at 8 p. m. Otherwise they
lwil not be counted and all your work
for the past few weeks will 60 fol
naught.
| Miss Ellis Leads.
| Miss Ellis leads the contest this
morning and will have the pleasure o
lseeing her name at the head of the
contest column from now until tht
close of the race Miss Ellis has he'll
! the lead several times since the com
lmencement of the contest, and hel
Friends say that her name will b,
fright there when the winner of TIL
| OVERLAND is announced Saturda,
night.
But at the same time while Mis-
Ellis has the lead now. there are 9th
ers in the race who have or will have
before the close as many votes a
she has at present, so It is a matte
of impossibility to tell who will vii
the car and other prizes. g
! Those nearest the leaders hav
four more days in which to secu"
enough votes to put them on a pa
with those in the front ranks so the,
must keep busy every hour of ever.
day before the end,
Contest Comment.
! The votes will not be counted unit
the judges take the box 10 commenc
the final count.
No more paper coupons, they ar
done with for all time.
! There will be no more changes il
the standings of the candidates unit
the winners are announced Saturda
night. Who will win? If the cand
dates knew how many votes the othe
fellow had it would be pretty easy TO
Il some OF them. However. the abov
!. is out OF the question, as no one vii
have any idea as to how many vote
i their competitors may poll at tn
close. Saturday night will tell tn
4 tale. 1t is all over now but tn
shouting. Will your name be anon
the winners?
BARGAINS - BARGAINS $500 BAL
GAINE--GET YOURS THESE LAS
FEW DAYS OF THE CONTEST
i YOU WILL CURELY NEED THEN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28
FRlBBLES OF FASHION.
The Pronounced Use of Fur as q
TRIMMING Predicted.

The pronounced use of fur as trim
ming on winter gowns is predicted.
Advanced styles show tailored suits
made with plain scant skirts edged
with wide bands Of fox fur.
Paris is even exploiting lingerie
frocks of chiffon edged with fur. Hand
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28
CONTEST LEADER.
MISS OLGA N. ELLIS /
District Leaders.

! Dftsrlct Leaders.
; District No. Miss Alice Byrne'
; District No. 2-Heine Eichoff I
: Dist. No 3--Miss Geraldine Z
; Howlette. :
; Dist. No. 4.--Miss Minnie 4
|. Frank. 4
) Dist. No. Miss Carmen :
; Andrews. I
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28

The most dangerous hole In any
mans pocket Is always the one at the
tOn. = Tnnd0n Mail.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28
Mild case.

2 Wife tanxiouslyD-ls my husband
very Ill doctor? DR.. Stickum--Oh, no;
only about 500 worth. : Exchange.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28


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peatwatcr Darling
Lyon, Kemp
Chicago Tul ogden Pa.-MrsJ
These only few of thousands Of living witnesses of
the Lydia khams Vegetable Compound to female
Notone of these received compensation
form for the of their in this but will
ing that should refer them because Of the good they
90 other suffering women to prove that LYDIA H. tmkhams
Vegetable Compound reliable and honest medicine and that the
statements made advertisements regarding its merit the
truth and nothing but the truth
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28

Washington sep. Illinois
Fair on Wednesday and Thursday
Light variable Winds; warmer We'd
nesday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28

i ~ II y Va 1la T.
men DO not take kindly to laced boots.
but when the instep Is high these often
III better than buttoncd shoes.
10 be worn with fur trimmed cos.
tumes 4herf are boots with fur collars
and fiE yaIfings. to be classed as nov
elties. These are very striking effects.
Properly \ fitting shoes keep their
shape and appearance OF newness
longer and are more satisfactory in
service Thar thnse that are either too
large or too small.
Que niece. garments have become
varitable craze. and the nightgowu
that ~ niGde With mIkado or kimono
sleeves IL among tho iatest and best
liked. THIS one is exceedingly dainty
aud canae made In mn hour or so.
JUDO a0H0ILET.
This May Manton pat}srN d. tut n shrss
st1ss-AmMii - or ~. nledfsifp, G Or 10 and
large q or u Send 10 cents to. this Of
fcA. giving number. e7<S, and Eit VIII DO
promptly forwarded To you by mail. IL
sn haste rand an. ADDITIONAL twb cent
stamp Tor letter postage. whisb tnsurss
nare prompt delivery. vi Sas s,s
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-09-28
,&r'wqw-sM
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Mzzz!e2u
2M SS&Nb4

from woans ailments invited to write to the names and
addresses here given positive proof that LYDIA FnkhamS
Vegetable Compound does female ills.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-27
WHY BE BALD
When Partisan Sage is Guaran-
teed to Stop Falling Hair,
or Money Back2

A Iuxarfant head Of hair is Gods
b1rthright TO every maIto every Wo-
man
II your hair is falling out; If it Is
srltruug- II it is turning gray, if 1t L
rI1 of dauGruff. II It is harsh and I'M
confroflasbies then II Is diseased. and
prompt action should be taken
Parisfan Sage is a real hair restorer:
1t Will darken faded hair, it will stop
dandrun In one week by promptly kill
irg the germs that infest the roots Of
the hair
PariSiau-Sag7 is the most deliE11tfr VI
hair dressing IN the world it is pleas
ant, lvigcraEing and refreshing It
makes the hair soft, beautiful and lux
uri4uC. Wherever Partisan Sage is
known it is the ladies' favorite hair
dressing
We urge all women VINO desire beau
tifuI hair to try Parisian Sage
II after using one bottle. you do not
say II - the most delightful hair dress
ing you ever used, you can have your
money back The price is only 80 cents
4 large bottle at Geo. W StausfeId's 8.
632 Kansas avenue, Topeka or by ex-
Press, charges prepaid from Gfroux
Mfg Co., Buffalo, N Y The girl with
the Auburn hair is on every bottle.