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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-02-17
Auction Sales

O. S. Hoover, living 3 miles south
east of Bancroft, will sell at auction,
TUESDAY, FEB. q, all his personal
property, consisting of Is head of
horses, a complete outfit Of farm
machinery, cattle, hogs, and chickens,
together with some household goods,
Mr.. Hoover has rented his farm and
will move to De Smet.
r. A. Townsville, living s miles
south and u miles west of De Smet,
will sell at auction, THURSDAY,
FEB. %, II head of horses, a com
plete outfit of farm machinery, cattle
and poultry. Mr.. Rounseville has
rented his farm and will move to De
Smet.
John Ryan, living on the old Joe
Elliott farm, 3 miles east and ] mile
south of Bancroft, will sell at auction,
WEDNESDAY, FEB. %, all his
personal property, consisting of s
head of horses, Z head of cattle, poul-
try, and a complete outfit of farm
machinery, most of which is practical
ly new. Mr.. Ryan is compelled to
give up farming because of his wife's
health and has arranged to engage in
blacksmithing at Bancroft.
The John Ward estate will sell at
public auction, at the farm one mile
south and 6 miles east Of Esmond, s
miles south and 5 miles west Of De
Smet, TUESDAY, FEB. %, Is head
of horses, l3 COWS, and a complete
outfit of farm machinery.
4, j. Baker, living on the WIN.
Wurl farm, Z miles south and 4 miles
west of De Smet, will sell at auction,
THURSDAY, MARCH 2, III head of
horses, cattle, hogs, chickens, 10
stacks of hay, corn, oats, farm ma
chinery, etc.
Mike Nancy, living 6 miles south
and two miles west of De Smet, will
sell at public auction, FRIDAY,
MARCH Bird, l3 head of horses,
Z head of cattle. hogs. chickens, and q
complete outfit of farm machinery.
Mr., Nancy has rented his farm.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-02-17

"A brother Of Ed Morehouse ar
rived from Iowa a few days ago to
visit Ed and bis father.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-02-17
MANY WONDERFUL CURES.

to call.
MANY WONDERFUL CURES.
According to their system no more
operations for appendicitis, gall
stones, tumors, goiter or cancer, They
were among the first in America to
earn the name of the "Bloodless Sur
geons." by doing away with the knife,
with blood and with pain in the sue
cessful treatment and cure of these
dangerous. diseases.
If you have kidney or bladder
troubles bring a two-oaace bottle Of
your urine for chemical analysis and
microscopic examination.
Deafness often cured in sixty days.
No matter what your ailment may
b , no matter what others may have
told you, no matter what experience
you may have had with other physi-
clans, If you want to get well again, it
will be to your advantage to see them.
Go. Have it forever settled in your
mind. Ii your case is incurable they
will give you such advice as MAY nrn-
long your life. Do nor put off this
duty your W yourself or friends or
relatives who are suffering because of
your sickness, as Il visit this time
costs you nothing aud may save your
life.
Married ladies must come with
their husbands and minors with their
fathers.
Office at Royal Hotel, Huron. S. D.
Hours 10 a m. to 8 p. M. Wednesday
and Thursday, March | and 2.
South Shore, S. d., Jan. IL, 1911.
United Doctors,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Dear Sirs.-I thought | would
write a few lines to let you know how
we are getting along because | think
you will be- glad to hear My wife is
feeling lois better tnan she mas felt
for s years after taking about two
months of your treatment. | will
have you give her 4 months more
after these 4 run out if | can rustic
the money. am feeling good my
self after your 4 months treatment |
think a little more treatment is nee
cessary. Please inform me 10 regard
to this matter if you think it is best.
Yours truly,
f. van Meredith.
Mrs. A. G. Olson, of Clark, S. d.,
writes the United Doctors are curing
her.
Martin Lynstad, of Violin, s. D.,
says he is entirely cured of the
stomach and kidney trouble.
Geno Olson, Egan, s. D., cured of
nervous break down.
VIM. Parsons, Estelline, S. D.,
nearly cured of bladder trouble that
has bothered him for years.
r. III. Frantz, Aberdeen, says be is
doing fine under the United Doctors
treatment.
Mrs. @. G. Krogh, Huron, s. d.,
cured of blood trouble.
e. s. Zimmerman, Of Montrose, s
D., says the United Doctors cured him
Of piles with one treatment.
Miss Lottie Taylor, Egan, S. D.,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-02-17

r. and d. Hanton, the young men
who we're trapping at Spirit Lake all
winter, have left their bachelor
quarters. ID. Hanton is going to work
for Adam Poppen and r. Hanton is
going to work for Fl. Stemple this
season. They have sold their shanty
to T. H. Poppen.
The weather has been as nice as
could be expected and we hope it
may stay that way. Seems that March
lst is nearing, for everybody that has
to move by that time is taking
advantage of this fine weather.
Miss Nellie Baker, teacher of Dist.
No s, Spirit Lake, will have a ghost
social Friday evening, Feb. oath.
Everybody invited.
Miss Depa Poppen returned Mon
day night from a two months visit
with relatives and friends in Grundy
and Osceola counties, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Symens, from
Lenox, S. D., were visitors at the home
of their uncle, H. A. Poppen. They
are at present visiting with their
uncles. Doeden and Ebbenga, at
Willow Lakes. They will go from
there to Sibley, Iowa, and visit Mrs.
Symen's parents.
f. ID. Poppen invited the young
people of the vicinity and a good time
was reported Tuesday night.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-29
TODAY IN HISTORY.

June 20, 1868, Gen. Robert z. Lee,
Who had been marching his Confed.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-29
NABBED AS FAKE AVIATOR.
Government Causes Arrest OF
Maynard Harrison.

Uncle Sam has placed ban on fake
aviation schools, several OF which
have sprung up throughout the coun-
try, and the first arrest of the cru
SADIE that has been instituted was made
In Detroit, Wednesday, when +. Mayn-
ard Harrison, aged 80, was taken into
custody by Special Agent Sennenberg,
acting for Charles +. DeWoody, chief
Of the investigating bureau OF the de-
partment of justice, In Chicago.
II is alleged that Harrison was
formally connected with an aviation
school in Chicago and has established
schools in various other cities. He
tried to establish one here, II Is said,
and applied to the men In charge or
the Detroit aviation meet for permits
sion to fly. They wired the Aero Club
of America about him and the latter
denounced Harrison as an impostor.
II is alleged that Harrison. In his
prospectus, represented himself as a
lieutenant and promised to place pu-
pills in the government flying squad as
soon as they became proficient
Harrison has been living at No. 32y
Hart-ave., but received his mail in
the PontchdftraiffA Lately he has
beeR employed in >fecal automobile
factory.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-29
MAN LOSES LIFE
WHEN ELEVATOR
PLUNGES
Car Gives Way Under Weight Of
Heavy Piano and Instrument Top
pies Over on Charles Roberts,
Crushing Foot To Jelly.
Shock Of Amputation Causes Death
of Victim in st. Mary's
Hospital.

The collapse OF an outside elevator
In the rear Of j. Henry Lings music
store. No. AZ Gratiot-ave.. "Wednesday
afternoon. resulted In the death Oh
Charles Roberts, an employe, In 81
Mary's hospital, Thursday morning
Two other men who were on the
elevator when 1t collapsed, jumped
free and were comparatively uninjur'
ed.
The elevator, a fiimsy structure al
the best. was weighted down with
heavy piano. The three men were on
the elevator steadying the instrument.
The piano was being lowered from the
third floor.
Suddenly something snapped and
the elevator plunged downward. fol-
lowed by a shower, of masonry torn
loose from below the sill at the third
floor.
The three men all jumped, but
Roberts proved to be unfortunate.
The heavy piano followed him and
toppled over on his foot, crushing IL
into a pancake.
II was necessary to amputate the
victims foot and the shock attending
the operation was the Immediate
cause of his death. .
Coroner Burgess Is investigating
the accident Mr.. Roberts was 90
years old and lived at No. 779 Six
feminist
The Detroit times., 1911-06-29
GOV. OSBORN VISITS RANGE.
Follows inspection With Target Prac
r tice and Makes Good Score.

Gov. Osborn, with his secretary and
Capt Roy C. Vandercook, of the state
military board, visited the state rife
range Wednesday afternoon, running
I'm from Lansing I'm his automobile.
The governor inspected the range, In
Guiding the quarters, mess and the
sanitary precautions, and ended by
making an Is score out of a possible 25
on the 200-yard rifle range. Tre'govern.
or has developed skill In shooting at
game, but this was the second time
he had faced a target, and the score
was a decidedly goo6one The gov
ernor declared the equipment and
management at the camp to be as near.
ly perfect>as possible, and said that
the-enl5 deplorable feature was that a
larger proportion of the soldiers OF the
National Guard did not take advantage
OF It.
Co. A, Third infantry, OF Flint, nosed
out Co. l., Second infantry, Of Adrian
in the team skirmish shoot, Wednes-
day, by one point, coming from be-
hind and marking up 1850 points
against LIS 1859 Co. G., First infan-
try, Detroit, was close behind, with
1884: Co. II, Thii infantry, Owosso,
scored 1927 and Co. c, Third infan'
try, Port Huron. 1925.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-29
MARINE
VESSEL PASSAGES.

Detroit.
DETROIT, June 2y.-Up: Price, noon,
Wednesday; Manchester, 1:45 p. m;
Princeton, 2; Pendennis White. 2:2O;
Curry, 3; Wickwire. $3.50; Gilbert, g.;
Jacques. $50: Topeka. 6:16; Alpena,
$50: utica. I: Edmonton. S:I0.
Midland Queen. $40, Wednesday; Liv-
ingstone, IL; Townsend. 1920: Linn.
wIckwire, Jr.. i a. M; Adriatic. EN-
pire City. 1915; II. b. HAYWOOD. 1890;
w e fitzgerald Wolf o odd tv s;2o; Ma Ma
Richardson, z; Choctaw,. Kerr. 1870;
James Davidson. TAO; Harvard, S:l5;
Clarke, 8; Plankinton, Wissahickon,
9:2O; Kongo. $40; Davock, 10; Aztec
and na1,S SOnsGrt HIS; }. p. ReisS' 1880;
Down: Durston. noon. Wednesday
Agnew 1915 p m; Augustus, ]; Fill
bert. 1920; Northern Queen, Matoa, 1890;
Maine, NJ Corey. 2:40; Ericsson. Malta:
$3.50: Midland King, $40; Republic.
Samuel +. b. Morse. Bell. $50; Penob-
Black Rock. 10 p m, Wednesday;
a. M; Venezuela. 1:2o; chas: Hutchin-
son. Parks Foster, 3:30; widener, 4:
Philip Minch. Arlington. 500; f. l.
Wallace, $40; Bradley. Woolson
Crete. 7:so; Saskatoon, s; Peter Reiss
$40 Murphy, 1910: Allegheny, IL; Luz
zon. 1880; oicott. 11:4o.
The 500.
SAJJLT STE. MARIE, Mich, June 90
Up: Security. oil barges. Presque
Isle. Keewatin, noon. Wednesday; VII
lis L. King, ] y. m: Hoover, 3. Joseph
Wood, 4:3O: Palmer. Pere Marquette,
$40; Strathcona. Stormount, Z; Craw-
ford. Ellwood, 8
Laughlin. Mohegan, Anna Wilson.
Mingoe, Ball Bros. 1890 D. m. Wed
nesday; Jay Morse, IL; Nye. sullivan.
Saxon. 2: Poe. Holley. 230: Burlington,
2; 1smalll Stephenson, Morgan. 5 Nc
Dougall. Bryn Mawr, Z; Denmark. 1880:
Corrigan, Paine. Corsica. s: Morrell.
$40; Hill, 10; Amasa stone, Harmonic,
IL.
Down: william Brown, 1880 D. m.
wednesday: Maricopa, Jenn, L. Sic
mems, Manila, 2:30; Coralia, 4; Wah-
condah. Frick, Rockefeller, Roebling
6; Leonard G. Hanna, Alva, 1870; Van
Hise. Smeaton, ..
Northern King. 1870 D. m. wednes-
day: Shenango. II: quincy. ghaw. mid
night: Morgan. Jr.. 1890: Maruba. Du-
luth, 4: Ashley. $40: Cfas. Neff. Ken
nedy. 4: Utley, 8: Perkins, $50; Cham.
plain. s.; Dundee. Lynch. 100; Labelle
$3.50; Minnesota, Peters, Black. 9,sD
Dickson. 70; OIL, 1890. Dinkey. Hu'
The Detroit times., 1911-06-29
ToDAY's BIRTHDAY PARTY.

II there is one woman In all this
world who deserves a hearty and
The Detroit times., 1911-06-29
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

The Rev. John n. Coolidge has beeu
appointed eurate OF 80. Johns Epis-
copal church, by Bishop Charles ID
Williams. 10 take the place OF tne
late Rev. X. T. Webb.
A bequest OF $500 from the late John
ID. Gravier, who died two years ago
has been received by the directors OF
the Newsboys association for the
oeneht OF that organization.
Annie Onorsory, IL years old, No. IS
Ferry-ave. east, Was Injured internni.
~. Wednesday afternoon, when she
was run down by one OF the Mutual
brewery Co. wagons, at Rivard-st
and Ferry-ave. She was taken home
Solicitors of Dungannon, County Ty-
rome, Ireland, write To the Detroit po'
lice. for information concerning one
John Irwin. His brother. Mathew
Irwin, died In Ireland and John, whc
was last heard from In Detroit. Ia
wanted TO share In the estate.
A new mission will be started by De-
troit Presbytery, ON Gratiot-ave.
near LeesviIle. The mission will be
under the direction OF the Rev. Will
liam Bryant. pastor-at-large. and
the Trum b u Lave. Presbyterian
church.
Leo Burns, a young man arrested ON
Wednesday night, made a bold dash
for liberty out the front door OF CEN
trail police station. Lieut. futile
who was going out the front door
seized him. Edgar Carey. another
young fellow, 10 under arrest as an
accomplice.
The Pre-MilIenniaI Bible conference
scheduled for Friday afternoon and
evening in St Paufs German Evan
gelical church, Seventeenth and Rose
SITS, has been postponed until Fri
day, July Z. The Rev. ii. r. Welton
of the Fort Wayne Bible Training
school, Fort Wayne, Ind. formerly OF
Detroit, who was to have made the
principal addresses OF the conference
is unable TO come to Detroit on &C
count OF the death OF relative
Stumbling 7h feet, Andrew A. Powell
Of Mobile, Ala, attracted a great
deal OF attention when he entered
the Hotel Wayne. Wednesday. and
asked for a room. Mr. Powell Will
spend a fortnights vacation seeing
Detroit. He used TO travel with the
late r. r. Barnum's freaks" as the
tallest man, way back in the early
SOS. but after Barnums death with
drew from the show business and al
present is travelling salesman for
soda company. In the southern
states Mr.. Powell was born In
Texas.
The question OF forming snoe uehiers
IRE Insurance company was dis
cussed "Wednesday evening, by the
members of the Detroit Shoe Mer-
chants association. at banquet In
the Hotel Griswold. 1T would save
us so per cent" declared George
Bode, chairman OF the association
and state law recently passed
makes II possible for the association
to form such a company along the
lines OF other mutual fire insurance
companies" The matter will be fully
taken up In the convention OF state
dealers TO be held In Detroit Sept 5
and 6. Mr.. Bode was elected to rep
resent the Detroit association In the
national convention of retail dealers
In Philadelphia, July IL and IL.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-29

had the fact telegraphed to Pennsyl
vania's war governor, Curtin. Cur
tin had a special train made Up and
the boy brought before him. wish |
could know II this boy Is telling the
truth" exclaimed Curtin. Il know this
boy" saluted a corporal, and he
can't tell anything but the truth And
that boys telegram helped 10 the
warm reception which Lee received
at Gettysburg, field on which neith-
er he nor his adversary, Meade, had
really planned TO have a battle.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-29

happy birthday
party, Il Is Miss
Maude r. Miner,
secretary of the
NeY York Proba-
ton association,
and the great and
good friend to tho
women of the
street" She is but
81, and yet she is
n woman whom
the police respect.
and In whose pres.
ence judges and
lawyers always
lower their voices,
says the Woman's
Home Companion,
and all because of
The Detroit times., 1911-06-29
BUTCHERS ON STRIKE.
Want 1o-Hour Day, and Increase In
Waves.

Most Of the cattle butchers who
went on strike in six Wholesale meat
shops, Wednesday, are still out. and
President Frank Dunton, OF the union.
says they will stay away from work
until their demands are met On the
other hand, James Sullivan. president
Of the Sullivan Packing Co., whose
firm is affected, says that the shops
are not handicapped by the strike, and
that the members OF the union will not
be allowed to dictate to the butchers.
Only those who quit the union will be
taken back, he says. Other shops af-
fected by the strike are those Of Ham
mond Standish & Co., Kamman Beef
Co.. Michigan Beef Co., and the p. A.
Breitenbach Co. VIM. b. Thompson &
Bros. decided to grant the concessions
requested. The men want 10-hour
day and an increase OF 81 week for
the different classes of workmen, max
Ing the wages about SIS to $21 a week.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-29
Elevator Man 4. Hero.

Clarence Melody. No. los Cherry
ST., proved the hero OF a fire In the
Cowie building. Farrar-st. and Gratiot-
ave, wednesday evening. He is the
elevator man OF the building and az.
ter ne departed from the building. he
noticed smoke issuing from the work
rooms OF the Ear,e Manufacturing
Co. milliners. Despite the protests OF
his wife, he ran the elevator. loaded
with fremen. TO the imperiled part
OF the buildings The damage to the
building and stock Is $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-29

crate army upon
Harrisburg, Pa.
suddenly changed
his mind and de-
termined to unite
his divided forces
at Gettysburg. A
farmer boy Leard
Lee reveal his
changed plan to a
staff officer. and
The Detroit times., 1911-06-29
WHOLESALERS ON TRIP.
Today's Visits Are to Wyandotte and
Trenton.

The members of the Wholesalers
and Manufacturers association left
on their sixth trade promotion trip al
9:45 Thursday morning in two spe-
cial cars. The Detroit merchants are
to visit their customers in Wyandotte
and Trenton. Dinner was served In
wyandotte the visit to Trenton fol
lowing. The return to Detroit will be
made at 8 o'clock.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-29

her work among the so-called fallen
women" Of New York, a great many
OF whom Miss Miner has been instru-
mental In turning into better path
ways.
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TsIsgramy kTajoWe.
z podrozy pana Tafta,

Aberdeen. S. d.. "A pazdzicrni-
ka. = Wczorajszy dzien byl O.
statnim przez prezydenta Tafta
spedzonym W South Dakota. Re
publikanscy konserwatysci i In
surgenci zawarli rodzaj zawiesze-
MIA broni, azeby prezydentowi
ME robic przykrosci. Stad udaie
sic pan Taft do innego Stanu lin
surgenckiego", a mianowicie dc
Minnesoty, a we czwartek ma
dostac sic do gi6wnegos obozu
nieprzyjacielskiego, do Wiscon-
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Krotkie Notatki MiejSkie.

- Daniel Ryan, 243s w. Taylor u.
lica ME mogt wyszukac piracy dlate-
&C poderznal sobie gardio brzytwa 1
zycie zakohczyi.
- Charles Brietenbech, 4055 N. Lin
ccln ul., chemik, spadf tramwaju W
Irving Park odni6si smiertelne rany.
- Robert Burnett, 9 Ietni lotnik,
kt6ry chcia} sic wzniesc powie-
trze aeroplanie wiasnego pomysiu,
wraca powoli do zdrowia. Chlopak wy
lazi ma stajnie, tam puscii maszyne W
bieg razem MIA runaf ma ziemie.
= Gazolina niebezpiecznie poparzy.
la sic artystka-malarka Gladys Nc
Cray. Zamiast nafty uzyia gazoliny do
RI zniecenia ognia W piecu.
- Pomocnik koronera David Jones
ciezko zostai pokaleczony kolizyi
samochodow W parku Jacksona.
- "a sprzedawanie papieros6w
tytonlu mafoletnim sedzla Goodnow
skazal Sama Weissmana Jana Longe.
reggera ma s25 kary.
- Pollcya poszukuje szynkarza,kt6.
ry do nieprzytomnosci upii dwie 12-to-
letnie dziewczyny, Rite Casey Kate
Donovan.
- M. Husaina, Hindusa, ktory po-
s.rzelii kilka os6b W srodmiesciu wy
siano do domu dla waryatow W Che
ster.
- z trzeciego pietra spadi wczoraj
pot}ukl sic bolesnie Robert Donham.
- Aresztowano wczorai Miehaia
Dmitroffa utrzymujacego wyszynk
rpr. COS w. Adams ul. bez licencyi.
- Ziodzieje wkradIi sic do domu
Jerzego Fabyana Geneva wyniesli
kosztownosci ma $1,000,
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osTATNIA cHWILA sKAzAhcA

= Los moi jest zdecydowany, =
raeki, = niema juz zalnej nadziei;
trieba skohczyc rachunki z tenn zy-
ciem. "a pare godzin Deuzie po wszy-
stkiemu, ale wierzcie mi przyjaciele,
&e nigdy sic ME spodziewaiem Ii TAX
sBohcze.
= NigdySmy ME watpili twej
n:ewinnosci odparlismy, widzisz
rrZeciez, ze zaden mas ME opuscif
Gle W tel ciezkiej chwili, badz wiec
n.ezem.
Q! = przerwai sam, - ia sic ME
lcl:am: PREDICT czy pozniej, musiaio
to sic stac! A to jak ME chodzi.
Me, to ME jest trwoga, to jakies
divine uczucie, jakas piekaca cieka-
wosc, jak to bedzie tam W TEN innem
" ciu.
Czynilismy wszystko, co bylo W
l.aszej mocy, by podniesC ma duchu
naszego przyjaciela kt6rego nam wy
dzierano tax okrutny' sposob. Sta
RI lismy sic wyczytaC mu oczu kazde
zyczenie
Chodz, mowilismy, - po-
pstrz ma st6f, kt6ry kazalismy zasta-
vic twemi ulubionemi potrawaml.
Wzdrygnaf sic.
= Uczta ostatnia = szepnai.
Potem usiadf jadf starajac sic Gaia
sila wolf otrzasnac przygnebienia.
Jadi jak automat.
Potem wyjal z kieszeni fajeczke i
spojrzai ma MIA re smutkiem.
= Wiecie moi drodzy, = urwai
2c mic ME jest mi TAX przykrem, Jak
rozstanie sic ta moja najwierniej-
sza przyjaci6ika. Moja ostatnia faj-
ka!
Uroczyscie nalozyi ia zapalii 2
1lamaszczeniem wciagai W siebie dym
powoli go wypuszczai, jakby mi by
10 trudno sic MIN rozstac. Pobladf
a wargi jego drzaly cd wewnetrznego
bolu.
= Ostatni raz, = wyjecZai wtem,
ME wien jak sic to staio, ale uslysze-
lismy stuk juz tylko skorupki 2
faiki lezaiy ma ziemi. A on patrza{ ma
r.nie diugo wzrokiem, ktorego nigdy
rie zapomne.
Potem wstai. Powiodi reka po roz-
palonem czole przygiadzai wiosy.
= Otto poczatek konca, = szepnai
wyciagnai ku nam rece do pozegnal-
nego ucisku. A nam wzruszenie thu
milo s{owa pociechy ma ustach.
Nastepnego poranku wyruszyi W te
c;ezka droge. Byi blady, ale spokojny.
Cczekiwal go kaplan W kaplicy. My
szlismy "a MIN. Jeszcze raz rzuci} nam
Wy mowne spojrzerie, pozegnanie, ma
zawsze, wstapii ma stopnie... ma sto-
pnie oltarza poiaczyi sic weziem mal-
zenskim piekna panna zosia = po-
saana i ME znszaca dymu, jedynaczka
hr. Dziumdziulihskiego!
Dzis juz ME pail ME pie, ale : po
rlaci} dlugi.
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z procesu Enrighta.

Siostra Maurycego Enrighta,
procesowanego o morderstwo po
pelnione ma osobie Wincentego
Altmana, zeznaia wczoraj, re
zarzutka znaleziona na czwar-
tenn pietrze w hotelu Briggsa ME
jest wiasnoscia rzekomego NOR
dercy, mianowicie Enrighta. Po-
dobne zeznania ziozyia druga
siostra przywodcy sluggerow.
Stenografistka W hotelu Brigg-
.sa swiadczyia wczoraj, ze-- mez--
czyzna, ktorego widziaia z rewol-
werem w reku ME byi Enrightem.
w czasie krzyzowych pytai Ste
nografistka pomieszaia sic "a
czeia plakae.
William O. Brien Morgan ].
Cragin ME widzieli jak Altmana
zamordowano = siyszeli tylko
strzaly i widzieli jak morderca u
ciekai. Ich zdaniem, morderca
ME byf Enright. Ma pytanie dla-
czego ME stawili sic pred sadem
koronerskim, obaj odpowiedzieli,
re by}oby "a wiele niepotrzebne-
60 ola Mich rozgiosu.
Obrona ME zdolaia udowodnic
re zeznania Freda Irish jeszcze
jednego swiadka, ktorzy widzieli
jak Enright strzelai = sa faiszy-
we zeznania te sedzia postano-
viii zatrzymac W protokole spra-
WV,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-10-24
Dwuch zamaskowanych bandytow "a
biera $500 z kasy ma stacyi kolejowej
z Procesu Enrighta.
zeznania Irisha zatzymano W protok6le spra-
wy. Stenografstka zmieszana.
Sanob6jstwO.
Pacyentka W szptalu West Side rzuca sig oknem
czwartego pietra ginie.

kazano podniesc rece do CORY.
Agent usiuclai; bandyci ustawi-
Ii go twarza do sciany; jeden z
Mich trzymai revolver dru-
gi zabra} sic do otwartej kasy z
pieniedzmi.
Bandyci, zabrawszy $500 ucie-
xii W strone jeziora. Agent pod
ni6si krzyk, sprowadzii policye i
okolice przeszukano ale nikogo
ME znaleziono.