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The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
THE SHORES OF SIN"

Horne's Stock Company seems to
have jumped into instant favor with
the people of this city. The com
pany is playing to the best business
that has been done in the opera house
for some time past. This organiza-
ton is far above the average show
of this character and has been con
ceded by many to be the best show
of It's kind that has played here i'll
years. Wednesday night the com
pany will present Frank NJ. Read
ick's beautiful pastoral drama of
home life, "The Shores of SIM" one
of the prettiest plays of its kind ever
written. 1t may be compared with
the late James A. Horne's ashore
Acres
Mr.. Reakick has picked his char
acters from life and the character
drawings are true to the people found
in almost any small American vii
lage. In "The Shores Of Sin" are
the quaint characters such as the OLD
check player, who plays checker,
and sees ghosts, the village gossip
the keeper Of the village emporium
ad the old sexton. Mr.. Readick vii
be seen as John Nelson, the old sex.
ton. who like his father before him
ministered to the living and buriet
their dead, helped the needy and car
ed for the sick, man after God
own heart.
In this play one hears the villag
choir singing the songs of yester
day, songs that brings us back to tn
Sunday mornings in the little churc
and all the scenes so dear to mem
DRY, back to those happy days o
contentment The choir sings the oil
favorite LEAD Kindly Light" Gus
As | Am" and other songs familia
to many Of us.
This play will be given a complet
scenic production. Seats for thi
production may be had at Strobe
drug store.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
SAN FRANCISCO
IS SUCCESSFUL
In Contest For 1915 Panama Ex-
position According to Opinion of
Big Hotel Syndicate.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 7.-Fina
arrangements for the erection of /
new hotel at the corner of SutteI
and Kearney streets, at a cost OF
probably 81 100000, have been per-
fected within the last "A hours. This
Is the first ola series of immense ho-
tells which are being planned by &
real estate syndicate composed OF
leading Eastern capitalists, with head
quarters in New York.
A representative of the syndicate
who left San Francisco for New York
Monday, admitted that this elaborate
investment was based on the know
ledge that had been obtained that
San Francisco would certainly Sc
cure the 1915 Panama Exposition
beating out New Orleans, which has
been a lively rival for the event.
1t is understood that this syndi
cate, through the country, made an
elaborate investigation of exactly
how the various Congressman stood
and as Il result of that investigation
found the sentiment so overwhelming
in favor of the Western city that Their
investment would be absolutely justi-
fed.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07

physician he was told that he was sui
fering from gangrene.
Far from being discouraged, he set
out at once to regain his health. Not
once has he desisted from the fight
although during his affection heb a.
sustained seventeen operations, has
lost his left foot, three fingers from
one hand, and one from another. II
Will now be necessary to amputate the
right leg above the knee in an effort
to save his life. Notwithstanding this
he is cheerful and will not give up.
Mr.. McClelland has visited some
of the most skilled surgeons in the
world, one of them being DIR. John p.
Murphy Of Chicago. His surgeons
here saythat they have never seen but
one similar ease, and that several
years ago. The aifliction is consider
ed rare.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07

time it had been placed on the table
at the residence on North Main street
Tuesday evenin. The supper which
consisted of "a fine beef roast, biscuits.
pickles, pies and other things had
just been placed on the table by Mrs.
Hart. She left the room after plac-
ing the lunch on the table, to notify
the members of the family that it was
ready and when they came out they
were much surprised to find that some
one had taken it. The guilty parties
also took some aprons and other small
articles from the room.
The work was done in a few sec
onds and no trace of the culprit could
be found.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
Mr.. HUME CLAY
DIES SUDDENLY
SuCCumbS to Heart Trouble and is
Found Dead Early Tuesday Eve
ming BY His Wife.

Mr.. Hume Clay died suddenly at
his farm about miles from this city
Tuesday evening between and 6
o'clock of heart trouble.
Mr.. Clay has been affected with
the trouble for the past two years,
but on Tuesday was feeling unusual
ly well and had been out on the farm
most of the day. He was found
dead a short time after he had come
to the house in the bath room by his
wife.
Mr.. Clay was the son of the late
John c. Clay and was the brother of
Messrs. Harry and Frank Clay, of
Paris. He wastwice married. His
first wife, from whom he was divorce
ed, was Miss Mary Thomas, daughter
of the late Senator j. NJ. Thomas.
Mr.. Clay's second wife was Miss
Matte Neil. of Bourbon county. Be-
sides his wife, he is survived by four
children. Mr.. James and Miss Laura
Clay. of Lexington and Masters Neal
Mcclure and Matthew ID.
The funeral services will be con-
Quoted at the residence on the Paris
pike Thursday morning and 10 o'clOcb
by Rev. Cary Morgan. The body will
be buried in the Paris cemetery at
1890 o'clock. Services will also be
conducted at the grave by Rev. Mr..
Morgan.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
AFFECTED WITH
STRANGE MALADY
Mr.. E. S. McCIelland, Who is Suffer-
ing From Gangrene is One of the
Bravest Patients at Hospital.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec. THE
most strangely afflicted. and at the
same time one of the bravest pat
tents at st. Joseph's Hospital is Mr..
f. S. McClelland, of 1873 Woodland
avenue. He Is making one of the
hardest fights, the doctors and his
friends say, against almost over
whelming odds. that was ever seen al
local hospital. The malady he l.
suffering from being gangrene of the
extremities, caused by strange con
traction Of the arteries.
This contraction prevents a suffi-
cient flow of blood to the hands and
feet. starving them, as lack of irri-
CATION would dry up a country.
Thirty-one months ago Mr.. McClel-
land was the picture of health, and
was successful travelling salesman
for Chicago and st. Louis houses
having been in their employ for l.
years. Until 1895 he was chief book
keeper and head clerk for George H
Kinnear. owner of grocery store p
the corner of Short and Marke
streets.
One day Mr.. McClelland noticed ;
small black spot under the nail of on,
of his toes. which panied him some
what. Upon being examined by /;
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
FOR BENEFIT OF
FUTURE HEIRS
Enormous Estate of John H. Barker
Will Go to Descendants of His
Daughter.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dee. THE enor-
nous estate Of John II. Barker thu
late Michigan City car magnate, is Il
be conserved for the benefit of future
heirs. Miss Catherine Barker, i
years old his only daughter and IL,
principal legatee, will enjoy the in
come Of about $10,000,000, but nevei
will be allowed to touch the princi-
pal, and the estate simply will con
tinue to grow during her lifetime.
Details of the will became know
Tuesday but those participating in tn,
distribution of the estate will no
be informed officially until after tn,
funeral Wednesday afternoon, whel
the will is to be read.
Mr.. Barker took unusual precau-
tons to arrange his daughter
wealth so her huSband-if she mar
ried-should not have access to ii
All its immense income goes into th'
hands of the trustee. Until sh,
reaches her majority she is to b
allowed only what is necessary t.
keep her up to her late fathers ideals
When she marries she may have NOR
if the trustee so DEGREES. The truS
is "irrevocable" -meaning that it
conditions cannot be changed dur
ing GATHERINGS lifetime.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
JUMPED FROM
DIZZY HEIGHTS
Young Italian Girl Was Overcome
With Uncomfortable Desire to Leap
From Window.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dee. THAT
peculiar desire manifested by many
persons to jump from dizzy heights
after elancing down Is believed to
have caused Adalina Aurora, aged 20.
an Italian girl employed as Il seam
stress in the Globe Tailoring Com
panv in the Textile Building, Fourth
and Elm streets, to leap from a ninth
story window at that place Tuesday
at 9 a. m. Despite the fearful plunge
the Girl lived at the hospital until l l
p. m. At no time did she lose con
seriousness. but she was unable Ia
make any statement. She was deli
rious, talking ramblingly in her nat
i've tongue.
The leap was made from one OF
the windows in the lavatory. From
time to time since she had been en-
ployed in the building Miss Aurora
seemed to be fascinated by the scene
from the window. which is 90 feet
above Mcfarland street. The heavy
grade to the river commences there
and the view from the height is i'm
pressive. Often tae girl had beer
seen BY her fellow employees to lean
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
WELL KNOWN
MASON DIES
Horace n. BrOckway, One of the
Oldest Hotel Men in the Country,
Passes Away.

NEW YORK, Dec. Horace II.
Brockway, one ofthe best known ho-
tel men in the country. and Free
Mason of high rank. died in his apart
ments at the Park Avenue Hotel Mon
day afternoon of old age.
Mr.. Brockway was born at Sutton.
n. H., on November ~, 1886. When
he was 10 years old he went to Cleve-
land with his elder brother, John
Brockway, establishing the old CITY
Hotel. He conducted the hotel with
success throughout the Civil War.
1t was a famous place for Union
troops going and coming from the
war land in this way Mr.. Brockway
won the friendship of many of the
greatest heroes of the rebellion.
In 1868 Mr.. Brockway came to
New York and for a year thereafter
managed the old Broadway Central
Hotel. In 1869 he became proprietor
o fthe Ashland House, at Fourth av-
enue and IWenty-tOurth street. with
which he was connected until De-
cember 20, 1909, when he retired from
business.
Mr.. Brockway was identified with
numerous institutions and fraternaI
societies. He was member of Pal
atlne Commandery No. 13, f. and A.
NJ, for So years and was of the
thirty second-degree rank. He was
Treasurer of the Garfield Safe De-
post Company, President of the IIo-
telmen's Mutual Benefit Associa ton.
Treasurer of the Official Hotel Red
Book and Directory Company and
founder of the Hoboken Turtle Club.
He was a member of the Old Guard
for 30 years.
The only surviving relative of Mr..
Brockway is his elder brother. John,
of COontocOok, n. II.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07

far out the window as though hyp-
Noticed by the depths below her.
This strange auto-hypnotic state
came over her Monday, the physicians
believe. Even the swift descent
through space failed to shake off the
spell, and after her body had crash
ed through a glass porte cochere
projecting fro mthe first floor she re-
NAMED conscious. Doctors recall
many famous eases of the kind, some
of them occurring at the lofty Eiffel
tower before the French Government
took steps to protect the victims from
themselves.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
AN ANCIENT HORSE.

DIR. Sidwell sold and traded the
other day an old gray horse to Dr.
Vic Bloomfield for one of the 332
lots acquired by the latter from DR..
ScObee. The query now agitating
''the sports" who congregate at the
Blue Grass Realty Office is the age
of the horse. 1t is found that the
animal can only eat soft foods. DR.
Bloomfield says he has contracted
with DR.. Stapleton to make the horse
a set of false teeth.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
.SE[E-DEFENSE ONLY
UNSUITABLE CAUSE
Fer Murder, is Declared BY Rev. An
drew 0eSter Who Delivers Sermon
On Thou Shalt Not KILL"

VINCENNES, Ind, Dec. The
Rev. Andrew Oester, Rector of ST
Francis Xaviers Catholic Church. IN
sermon here used as his text "ThOr
Shalt Not Kill" No direct referenc
was made to the Gibson Moore muir
der trial now on, but it was eviden
to the congregation that case was OF
the priests mind.
The priest contended that absOlut
self-defense was the only justifabl
cause for murder With fervent elo
quence he said: 'What a sin it is t.
kill a human being unjustly. YoJ
commit sin whenever YOU modest YOU
neighbours body in any way. Wha
are the common causes, which leaC
to murder? Anger and envy.
person in anger is simply insane 70
the time being | would not give ;
cent for person with temper. TEN
per means energy and usefulness
which must not be reduced TO anger
Anger always leads to harm. TIL,
angry word spoken often breaks ;
lifetime friendship. Anger abuse
the children at home.
Anger breaks the happiness be
tween husband and wife-if not wit
the fist at least with the tongue. Con
troll your temper. When YOU feel your
self inclined to become angry-an,
who does not at times-whisper N
aspiration and you will avoid anger
and be thousand times happier
Next to anger is envy in its viciou
results. The envious person i new
err happy. He depreciates the ris
of his neighbor to position, influence
wealth and thereby destroys his ow
happiness and is often led into Othe
sins. even murder Instead of en-
wing your neighbor, rejoice at hi
advance and prosperity, the world
happiness and your own is thereby in
creased a thousand fold"
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
minor CHILDREN
GIVE TESTIMONY
Against Their Father Who is on Trial
in New York For the Murder of
His Wife.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA boy of II
years, and a girl of 9 Tuesday took
the witness stand against their faith
er, who is charged with the murder
Of his wife, their mother, and fur
nished the backbone of the prosecu-
tons case.
The prisoner is Abraham Roth. His
wife. stabbedto death. was found on
a fire escape below their rooms. Roth
was arrested in his bed. He also had
been stabbed several times. The pros
ecution contends that Roth killed his
wife andattempted to commit suicide
The defense holds that Mrs. Roth
triedtO kill her husband and then
ended her own life.
The child witnesses were Israel and
Molly Roth. Israel testified that be-
fore he fell asleep the night hi
mother died his mother and fathe1
had quarreIledand that his father had
declared che was going to kill my
mother"
Molly. owing to her tender years
was not sworn. She said she was
awakened by the quarrel between he.
parents. Her mother was bleeding
and fell out of the window.
She said her father went to bed
after her mother had fallen from the
window.
Counsel for the defense tried il
vain to shake her story.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
CONFESSION OF
COLORED MAN
May Save Life of Steve Scott, VIII.
is Sentenced to Die in the EIectri,
Chair.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Dee. Char
les Jones, colored, serving 20 year
in the penitentiary for murder, has
made Il confession in the presence o.
Chaplain Richards which might be Il
factor in saving the life of Steve
Scott, sentenced to die in the electri'
chair the last day of the year.
Both men were convicted of hav-
ing killed Joseph Kasmentio, an Ital-
ian, at Piqua. Jones, at the trial
turned States evidence, and jwas
given a sentence of 20 years, Will
Scott strongly maintained his limo
cence, but on the testimony of Jone
he was found guilty of murder in tn
first degree.
Jones now declares that he was 4
perjurer and that Scott had moth
ing whatever to do with the crime
Because Jones has already received
the penalty for the Offense another
trial would be illegal. The Circus
Court already has confirmed the ac-
ton Of the Court below, and motion
for leave to file Il petition in error il
the Supreme Court is now pending
Scott. since his arrival at prison
has declared time and again that HI
knew nothing of the murder, anC
when passing the electric chair o.
his wa to the annex one day h
tainted. so fearful is he that he VII
be punished with his life for crime
of which he says he is innocent.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
FUNERAL OF Mr..
BEN GOfF PRtW|TT
Is Held at Residence of His Mother,
Mrs. N. A. PreWitt, Wednesday
Morning.

The funeral services of Mr.. Be-
Golf Prewitt, who died at Lexington
Monday night, were held at the res
idence of his mother Mrs NJ. A
Prewitt, on South Main street We'd
nesday morning at 10 o'clock by Rev
William Cumming. Following tn,
services the body was buried in the
Winchester cemetery.
Following were the pallbearers
JAS, S. Winn, John f. Garner. NJ. S
Miller, 7. w. L. Van Meter, A. Il
Sphar and A. H. SIMPSON.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Miss Minnie hensIeY.

Miss Minnie Hensley aged 24, died
at her home on the Mt. Sterling pike
Tuesday night at eight o'clock OF
pneumonia. She was faithful
member of the Goshen Old Baptist
church.
She is survived by her mothre. Mrs
Rebecca Hensley, and four brothers
Richard, Will, George and JOIN
Hensley and one sister, Mrs. Mary
Carl.
The funeral services will be held
Thursday at II m. o'clock. and Tho
burial will take place in the Aller
burying ground.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
GRAND Jury RETURNS
SIX INDICTMENTS
And AdiournS Until Next Monday
Morning-Mr. G. F. WycOff Admit
tedt0 Law Practice.

After returning six indictments the
grand jury which has been in session
since Monday adjourned Tuesday af-
ternoon until next Monday morning
The indictments were returned against
Fred Chambers, seduction; John Bal
lard, malicious shooting; Jay Young
petit larceny, two charges; Silas Golf
and Ike Mason, assault with intent
to rob.
Wednesday morning MIR. G. w. Wy
coff took the oath and was admitted
to practice as attorney.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
AUDITORIUM.

Two new pictures will be seen at
the Auditorium theatre this afternoon
and tonight, Essanay will furnish the
comedy "a College Chicken" and Sc
lig's a great drama of the west, en-
titled ''Lost in the Soudon, or Il man
there was in land that God forgot"
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
SATURDAY PAY DAY.

Saturday will be pay day with the
county school teachers. They will be
paid for two months services. Sup
erintendent Lanter has not yet receiv-
ed the check from the State Superin-
tendent. but hopes to receive it by
Thursday or Friday.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
IS FINED IN
POLICE COURT
Dave Shearer is Given $2I and Ten
Days in Mullins House For Carry
ing Concealed Weapons.

Dave Shearer, colored, was fined
$31 and ten days in the Mullins
House for carrying concealed weap-
Ons. Shearer was arrested by office
Strobe who found him drunk at the
depot with the pistol in his posses
sion.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
WORK BEING RUSHED.

The work of building room for
the soda water and fruit stand of
Mr.. j. c. Wilson in the Auditorium
building was begun Wednesday morn
ing by Messrs. Bloomfield and Rat
lift, and will be rushed as fast as
possible in order that Mr.. Wilson
can start his business.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
BLUE GRASS SEED.

Mr.. Vic Bloomfield bought from Mr..
Tom Brock his 1911 crop of bluegrass
seed for August delivery The price
was 81 per busbeL Mr.. Penn TAYLOR
also sold for same price
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
WELDEN-RUCKER.

County Jerk J. A. Boone Tuesday
Afternoon issued marriage license to
Mr.. Ira Weldon and Miss Viola Ruck
er .ofthis county.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE handsome oak park
tables, good as new 81 each. APP
ply at the Auditorium Theatre.
12-7-3t.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07

We have the very best feed on The
market. Come to see us before buy
ing. 12-5-tf.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07

lOST-An old-style Amethyst ring.
- reward for return to H. f. Fitch
News Office. l2-6-5t.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07
TEMP TAT|ON
WAS TOO MUCH
Hungry Person Enters Residence of
Or. and Mrs. H. C. Hart and Steals
Supper.

A nice supper prepared by Mrs. H..
c. Hart was too much for a hungry
person Who happened along about the
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-07

PURE CANDIES FOR XMAS
can be bought at Mrs. Chas. r
Vests confectionery. Nuts, fruit
fireworks. a specially.
12-T-St-e.o.d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-21
GOrsze niz kule.

Kule czesto apowodowaly Enq 'l ]
cierpienia z~ofoierzon nib wysyptaa
Il. III. Hartman, Burlington, Me-.
.dostaK gdy byf Y armii cierplal
.przez cstefdzit6ci lat. Lecz Buck:
lena ma6c arnikowa wylecsyla
.mnie gdy Ns.ystko 1nne zawio.
:dto,' PiszA. on. Najviecej pomoent
ma RAINY, wrzody, guy, spsrzenia,
.skaleozenia.. z 4 n ppopsllunpienia ]
hemoroidy. 900 " apiece NJ. ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-21
s- - - . -
z P~0KNANSKIE60.

IOzNAN. Zywcem spalona.
straszliwY wypadek zdarzyt sic "
m;esxkaniu robotnika Antoniego
Sobecklego ma kazarzu prey ulicy
Glogowskiej 81, Trzynastoletnia
c6rka Wiktcrya usllowals zgasit
lampe kuchenna, ktdra upad}a M
rozpalona kotline, p~owodujac wy
buch. M dziewczyuce zac1e}o sic
pal,G ubranie i " okamgnieniu stanf
Ia " p{omieniach. Mimo ze matks
natYchmiast p}omienie przyt}um'h
dziewczynka odnios}a tax c.ezll'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-21
WIEsCIZ OJCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSRICH.

TORUN. w zesz}a srode kr6t.
ko pred poludniem wybuch} po-
lar ma poddasza g}6wnego urzedu
pocztowego. Strai poiarna ME
wlele co mog}a zroblc, DO miaia "a
kr6tkie drabiny. Poczeto gasic z
wnetrza i to re skutkiem, DO ogith
przyt}umiono, gdy pocza} SIG pre-
rzucac ma po}udniowa strone dschu
Mlmo to wieze z przewodami ogars
ne}y juz p{omienie, pewna liczba
drut6w atop,1a sic. Szkoda wynosi
30 do 40 tYsiecy marek.
Rzeznik Kieck
busch, kt6rego ma rozkaz prokura~
tory; toruhskiej osadzono W VIE
zieniu 6)edczem pod zarzutem "a
mordowania Gurkego, poda} do
sadu wuiosek o uwolnlenie, gdyz
ss.G .
zekomo { morderstwem tenn ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-21
Elk. Okropne nieszczescie Wy

Elk. Okropne nieszczescie wy
:darsyto sic " 6rode ok,fo poludh,jilall
ma tore koleiowym Etk~Pro cltA
PREY BADGE s~trazniczcj r. 1915 s,raz..
mix usna6 pred budka jego 2
letni=synek b.wil sic 4 srynach
Nagle najecha} poclag. Klerownik
lokomotyxy zauwaiy} dzlecko, "
odlegloscl 30 do 40 metr6w. Ma
tychmiast stsra} sic zatrzymsc po-
Gag, lecz zsp6zno.,. Ko}a pociagu
oderwa}y dziecku glove.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-04-21
miai u'c wsp6lnego. Wniosek od-
rzucono. Celem pqrzedaiewsieela po-
nownegc sledzt va przybedzie tut.j
" nsjbl;zssych dniach aeedzia sled.
czy z Toruuia.

TORUN. Polar gl6wnej poczty
wyrzadzi} znaczniejsze szkodY, a.
nizeli pierwotnle przypuszcsano, a
to gf6wnie z powodu wielkiego u
szkodzenia domostwa kupca " So
siedztwie Daraua~ Zapadajace sig
odlamy dachu prseb'}y bowiem "
tym budynku posowY ma trzech
pietrach. - Zabrano SIG JUL do od-
budowanis spalonej, czesci gma~
chu pocztowego p~owieksza go ~ro~
wnoczesn,e o iedno pietro.
DOMNOWO. Okradziono tutej-
sza kase k%ameralna, brak IA tysie-
cy msrek. Kradsiezy dokonano VII
doczn,e y nocy z soboty ma niedsie-
le. Telegrafowano pc PISA pol,cyjne
go do Kr6le wca. Stawi}o SIG dwoch
u%rzedn,k6w z psem pol,cg]nym,
r6wniez prokurator laudrat z
Bars.tyra. Pies jednak ne wykryl
z}odz;ei.