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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
MATTHEWS HEAD OF THE F.. :
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

DR.. NJ. A. Matthews of the First
Presbyterian church OF Seattle ID
today at the head OF the Presbyteri'
an church In the United states. He
was elected, on the first ballot, nj
the i2tth general assembly at
Louisville. Ky. yesterday, aR mod.
orator. receiving ans votes out OF
sec. There were two other candi.
dates. Or. Matthews hailed his
election an victory FOR the Wcat.
having been backed nalldiy by the
Coast aud Western states. About
1900 churchmen. members OF the n.
sembly and iaymen are Ia attend
ancc there.
Dr. Matthews has been a pastor
for IS years. Ho was born In Cal.
houn. Ga. In 1867. lie was pastor
in his home city for four years. ard
was successfully pastor at Dalton,
Ga. Jackson. Tenn. aud Seattle.
In the last place he has served Ne
head OF the First Presbyterian
church since 1909.
nr. Matthews II one of the best
known men In Seattle. His church
has the largest membership of nuy
ia the Presbyterian denomination
In the world He 10 credited with
building 1, up from too TO t.b0o, pr.
Matthews has taken an active and
leading interest In the civic life OF
Seattle. lie 10 mn eloquent speaker
aud II admitted both 10 the practice
of Law and medicine.
The First Presbyterian church
here ~ arranging for n bis demon
stratlon In honor of It's pastor when
he returns, about June /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
MURDERED
WOMAN IS
IDENTIFIED

,us paited Press Leased vireb
Los ANGELES, May TWIN
the Identity OF the woman who was
murdered In an unooeupled house
here, May 7. apparently fixed az
Mrs. Katherine Dillon Of Chicago,
the police today are concentrating
their energies 20 trace the man be-
lleved to be her husband. and who
gave the name OF A. Dillon. The
man has not been seen Aimee the
discovery OF the body, and " 10 gen
orally believed that he has gone 70
Chicago or san Francisco.
According to information hastily
gathered. Mrs. katherine Dillon
was a nurse Ia Chicago. A. Dillon
was an inferno in chicago hos
pitai
The couple came here April 2e
and rented room on West iith IT.
Persons In the house declare they
quarrsled during the day. Late Ia
tho afternoon they rented room Mt
$40 :. Hope ST.. after which they
went 10 Hamburgers department
store and purchased the hat. the
Identification OF which led 10 the
apparent Identification OF the woni'
an.
Chief OF Police Sebastian has tel
egraphed throughout the country a
description OF the man. who was
about feet inches tall. weighed
about 1855 or 100 pounds. was be-
tween IS and 90 years OF axe. was
dressed In a neat gray suit and
wore black derby hat. was smooth
shaver and had a prominent nose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
ENDORSES JAIL
REFORM WORK

The discussion Of communlea-
ton from Judge Frost Of the Ne
braska state supreme court protest
Ing against the immoral and lrrcg.
ular conditions in the Nebraska
state penitentiAry occupied por-
ton Of the annual session Of the Sc
attic Jail Reform society at the
home OF Mrs. 7. r. Widholm. s5i0
Sunnysidc avenue. Wednesday.
The society mailed letter 20 the
Judge commencing his efforts and
voted 10 cooperate with all socie-
ties In the United States in their ef-
forts along jail reform.
The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing term:
Mrs. Or. Mary Sillers. president;
Mrs. A. T.. Bloom. first vice presi-
dcnt: Mira Cora Thorne. second
vice president. Mrs. r. ]. Widholm.
secretary: Mrs. NJ. NJ. Null. treas
urcr; Mrs. Emily NJ. Peters. chair
man of legislative committee; Mrs.
Jessie Martin, chairman grievance
committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
JOY NOW AFTER
MUCH GLOOM

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J., May II.
Baked In their plans TO marry on
thirteen different occasions, dating
back as far as 1905. Miss Mary w.
Conover Of plcasantville and
Charles G. Renneison OF Philadel.
phia are now happily welded. the
knot having been tied at the par
sonage by the Rev. U. @. Hagaman.
The first postponement OF the wed.
ding In 1905 was occasloned through
a death in the family of the pros.
Dective bridegroom. and from that
time on something interviewed 10
put off the wedding until the couple
were well nigh desperate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
TRIED TO. TAKE
HIS OWN LIFE;
COUlON' 7
Dave caIbeek tried 10 eommi, sul.

Dave Caibeck tried 20 commit sui
eide last night and couldn't finish
the Job.
The man was seen crossing the
bridge over the Duwamish river At
Riverton, with a load OF blankets
and suit case on bis back. Sud.
denly he leaped down about 90 feet
to tho waters below He was strug
gllng In vain attempt 10 drown
himself when people sho saw the
jump rushed 20 the scene with
ropes. which Joe pushed away as
they reached him.
Ills load kept him on the surface
and hs was floaied down about a
mile. when Deputy Sheriff beebe
was sent 10 the scene from the nher-
ifs office With the aid OF two
others. Calbeck Was roped ana
taken out. and sent 10 the county
Jail. The blankets were the only
thing that saved him from a watery
grave.
Calbeck, when searched, had two
checks. for 500 each. on the Scan
dInayian American bank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
DEBS WILL
BE CHOSEN
ONCE MORE

INDIANAPOLIS. May f7.-That
Eugene v. Dcbs will be given the
presidential nomination by the so
cialist convention. Ia session here,
on the first ballot. which viii be
taken this afternoon. appeared
foregouc conclusion when the dele
gates assembled today. Although
both Job Hartman OF Los Angeles
and Mayor j. Stitt Wilson Of llerke-
ley have been mentioned as prcsi.
Dental possibilities. the tide has
turned 10 strongly In favor Of Debs
that II was not believed that the
Californians would be seriously con.
sidered.
II appeared likely that chas. Ed.
ward Russell. the writer. would be
vice presidential candidate. al.
though both Mayor Emil Seidel Of
Milwaukee and Mayor ]. stiit VII
son of Berkeley we're mentioned as
possibilities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

WASHINGTON. May i7.--Fol.
lowing are the claims here today OF
the different candidates for repnb-
lican aud democratic presidential
nominations:
Republicans
Necessary for choice. $50.
Delegates claimed for President
TAFT, 52f.
Delegates claimed for Col. Roose.
welt. sis.
Delegates conceded TO Taft by
Roosevelt managers. iG3.
Delegates conceded 10 Roosevelt
by Taft managers, 800.
Delegates contested by Taft man.
ayers. liz.
Delegates contested BY Roose-
welt managers. ik2
Delegates unlns,ructed. i22.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
II your stomach Is sick, sour, gassy and upset now
you can surely get relief in five minutes.

Wonder What upse your portion Of tbs food did
volt sour and upset and what Just has fermand
stubborn
undixced
Diapspsn and In five minutes truly will
the indigestion n distress
Millions OF today Ia
bad stomach little
regulated and they their fssose foods without
If liberal limit
beon your food damase instead Of help remember the quick
ify for wonderut
dsordered stomach: It's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
KINGS BODY ESCORTED H0MT

fny taif~d Press Leased Wireb
CoPENIiAGEN. May 1.-THE
Danish royal yacht. bearing the
body OF the late King Frederick OF
Denmark. who died suddenly on the
street In Hamburg. Germany, arny.
ed here Mt noon today. KING Chris
fian and Queen Alexandrene and
King Hakon Of Norway. aboard the
warsblp Absoion, met the yacht In
koege bay.
Eight commodores and eight colo
nels acted as pall-bearers, carrying
the casket from the yacht 10 the
hearse. Government officials. for
eign diplomats and a detachment
Of troops escorted the body 10 the
chapel ut Chrlstianborg castle. Fol
lowing the hearee was black
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
TAFT is "HUSKY"

CLEVELAND. o., May Hills
voice already husky and raw from
his strenuous speaking tour OF
Ohio, which is to continue for sew
eral days to come, President Taft
left here today for another hurried
trip through the northern part OF
the state, In advocacy OF his claims
for the republican presidential nom
nation. The president spoke at
nine towns In this section OF the
state today, en- route to Toledo,
where he speaks tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
We PLEASED
THE SHRINERS

Shriners who have stopped In Sc
attic the las, few days on their way
homo are pleased with Seattle and
mighty pleased with the people Of
Seattle. William j. Cunningham. Inn.
porial potentRte over ali Shrines
and shrinefn in North America,
voiced his appreciation IN hearty
words last night just before he took
the Imperial special for the East.
IN has been spontaneous out
burst OF hospitality. and Seattle,
we're for you," said Mr.. Cunning
ham.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
WAPPENSTEIN
VISITS HUSBAND

WALf4A WALLA. May H.
Charles w. wappenstein. convicted
chief OF police Of Seattle, was visit.
ed by his wife yesterday. This was
Mrs. Wappenstein's first visit to
the penitentiary, and II proved a
surprise TO Wappenstein. lie as.
sured his wife that be was receiv.
ing good treatment and that he was
In satisfactory health. He Is stiil
working in the stewards depart.
ment. where he prepares the vegc.
tables for the three squares a day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
RABBIT FOOT
CHARM FAILS

PARIS. Mo. May 17-That there
really is no good magic In a rabbit
foot, not even for negroes, was in
Dictated by the finding OF the body
of I'D Wilson. n negro ex-convict, in
the river below Paris. Wilson, who
was known 10 the police as Frog.
gy." murdered America MacAfee. a
negro woman. In an alley back OF
Main ST.. at Paris. on the night OF
March Is. and officers have been
making a futile search for him ever
since. When the body was found. a
silver-mounted rabbit foot was in
the vest pocket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

HUSBAND CAN'T
FIND FAMILY

PORTLAND. May f7.-Aimost
craxed with grief. r. r. Hayes. a
laborer. LIVING near Oregon city. 10.
day IL trAmping the streets Of Port
land searching yainly for HIS wife
who. he says. left him and their two
young children Sunday. lie has
eaten only twice since Sunday.
He carries With him an appeal 10
Dad" 10 find "Muyver." written In
a childs hand. and signed by TON
my aud Me" the two little Hayes
children. lie 10 trying 20 have II
published. thinking that II the
mother sees IL she viii return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
NAVY TO HELP

That the navy will help 10 the
big show. the Poslateh celebration.
was the assurance given to Joseph
Blethen and w. w. Chaplin today
by Rear Admiral Cotsman. com
mandant OF the Puget Sound naval
station. and Rear Admiral Reyn.
olds, commander OF the reserve
fleet
Eight OF the finest cruisers Of the
navy will participate In the water
demonstration end also fleet OF ~
torpedo destroyers, now Ia Cailfor-
MIA waters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
TELEPHONE TALK
COST HER SASS

LAYTON. Okla. May i7y--A
woman here broke all records for
long conversations over the telc.
phone toll lines. The record was
ninety-scven minutes. On a s5-cent
rate. II amounted 10 ti4gs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
Blue and Dark Green for School
Rooms; Pink Leads to Monkey
Shines

Reds, pinks and blended light
tints develop monkey shines In
children. so such colors should
never be used In school room,
Marie J. Hesse, an expert. has told
the Chicago school board
She says all school rooms should
be painted In blue, dark blue. and
dark green, which have soothing
effect on the pupils. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
Democrats.
- - maa

6.Nf1Sf8t*f
Necessary for choice. 72s.
Delegates claimed for Clark. 3e5.
Delegates claimed for Wilson.
$40.
Delegates conceded 10 Clark by
Wilson managers, 13s.
Delegates conceded TO Wilson by
Clark managers, 30.
Delegates instructed for Under.
wood 50.
Delegates instructed for Mar.
shall. 90
Delegates instructed for Baldwin.
"a.
Delegates instructed for Burke.
10.
Delegates claimed for Harmon. 4.
Delegates uninHtrueted. 1876.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
His Own Clothes Hid, Wore His
Wife's to Town TO Get a Drink

Mrs. Frank Wheelock OF VIII.
Jamestown, Mass. hid her husbands
clothing In hope that he would stay
at home and sober up.
Wheelock slipped away clad only
In her long winter coat, trimmed
about the neck and sleeves with as.
trachan. and his overshoes and
walked six miles 70 North Adams
10 Quench his thirst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
DUMPED A MINER
FOR COM

HENDERSON, Ky. MAY e
Thinking be was hosting ! h.. y.
coal. the engineer OF a mlns :, ~ =
KY ran the cage up hastily
dumped II. dropping Ben E..,,'
miner. 70 the bottom Of tbe ~.
hundred feet, and killing Him. 4
stantly Two others were l.s.l \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
MOTHER STOLE
FOR HER SON

SPOKANE. May i7.-Mre. Nellie
Ryan. charged with receiving stolen
goods today. according to officers.
admitted she had shared with her
i4-year-old son property he had
stolen. She IL alleged TO have ad.
mitted she gave her son part Of the
money derived from the sale OF the
stolen property 20 buy a bicycle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

DALTON. Ga. May 17.--Dnnicl
Carey. who claimed the distinction
OF having fired the first shot In the
war between the states. died here
this week. He based his claim on
the funillade aimed nj the Star OF
the West off Morris island prior to
the bombardment OF Fort Sumter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
BANK HELD UP


GRASS VALLEY. Cal. May IT,
The Nevada County Bank was held
up here late yesterday afternoon by
bandits. who locked the bank Of
ficials and n woman customer In the
vault and escaped with about 50. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17

horse. the late kings charxe, =
out a rider. ~
The body viii lie In xss,.
castle until Thursday. On
\ VIII be taken to Rosk,Ids sa.a
dral, where the funeral ssry,. ~
b. hold. ~ u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
BROWNS IN BARREL

BLoCKTON. la, May 1.-THE
14-month-old child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Forbes was drowned when
It fell into the swill barrel while
playing In the back yard at It's
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
CUT OFF TOES
TO CURE CORNS

HAZLETON, Pa, May 17.-When
John Bernoscki applied at drug
store for corn cure he showed that
his wife had cut off the little toes
OF both his feet to get rid of these
growths. Corns are appearing on
the other toes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
COUPLE ARE SAVED
BY THEIR BABY

HARMONY, Ind, May 17.---John
Ramage and his wife were awaken
ed by their baby coughing from
smoke and found the top OF the
house ablaze. Just as they ran out
OF the front door with the baby the
roof fell in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
GATE CHOKES A
BOY TO DEATH

JoNEsBoRo. Ark, May Tor.
Vile, the 3O-months-old child OF Mr..
and Mrs. w A. Milliner. died short.
ly after being choked between the
piekets OF the gate at the MillIner
home. Mrs. Milliner found the lad
struggling to free himself. He died
before a physician could reach him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-17
DR.. Edwin Brown, D. D. S.

Seattle's Leading Dentist
713 First Avenue
Union Block.
One Door South Of the Postal
Telegraph Building.
Open evenings until 8 and Sum
days until 4 for people
who work.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10

damskiego " Biygnicy pod Clio"
govem. o6r i, ii ) letnia j hab
|La rdwn,e4 saaoho;rowaiy j ~alcza
u 6smief3ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10
Fortuna w tWarZy.

Czesto jest w,ele prawdy W tych
s}owach ,,Jej twarz jest iej: fortu-
ma" lecz n,gdy tax ME jest gdzle
krosty, wyrzuty sk5rne, pryszcze,
lub inne plauy szpeca ja~ N'eczys-
ia krew jest pozatem wszystk'em,
i wskazuja potrzebe ORA. Klng,a
pigu}ck nowego zycis. One pod
trzymuja zdrowle i p,ekuosc. Spr6-
bujc,e je. 25c W apiece M. }. 10
lewsklego. ADV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10
~. .T'-t" -. " t.N:Et.st' W.T."
z POD. MOSKALA.

FIR '~<' .%&t = 80
MlNSK. Ogromna, nlebywafa ns-
wa}nica nawledzlia okollce ma
!dac na s~zczescie p,sem
ME sserokim. 20 dniu bardzo
i upalnym, pod wie-
ozdr zacs4ly sig zbierad geste
g86wnie cd strony po}u-
dnio wei. Bezustanne b}yskawice i
hulk grzmotu sapow'ada}y zbllzaia-
CO SIG bur7e. Soiemnilo sic ogrom-
mic i dal sic s}yssec jaki6 silny,
n'e'wyt}y s'u !! aoskolwiek wiatru
prawie ME by{o. Ia szalona ulewa
zbliza3a sic do mas. Wkr6tce istne
po'okl woody zalaly wssystko. By
10 tn COS " rodzaju oberwania sic
chmury, DO tax gwa}townego des1-
czu wiele os6b ME widzia{o nigdy.
Nawafnica sz{a przez nasz powiat
cd strony Przy1uk, przez Minsk,
Papiernioe. Wiszni5wke W kierun-
ku traktu dolhlnowskiego. Ma pre-
.str1eni miedzy Dubowlanaml a Pill
MICA, do}aozy& SIC, pomimo wieczor.
nej pory grad desc ailny, czyniac
znaczne szkody W: zboiu, stojacem
jeszcze ma pniu.' Strumienie woody
przerywa4y groble. znosi}y mostki,
sp}ukiwa}y pola zyta 6wiez" "a
sianego, nios{y ma {aki mui Liasek.
WARSZAWA. PAM La Mosz-
czehska, sAazana, ma rok twlerdzy
"a artyku} o Finlandyi W tygodni-
ku O!rodzenle'', u~wisziona costa
Ia W Warszaw,e Z nakazu wfadzy
->::.
zarzad warsz, lnstytut" m.zycz-
nego zamierza wybud"wac nowy
gmaeh, %w7kt6rym bedzie r6wniez
sala koncertowa. Nowy gmach sta
ME PREY ulicy okdlnik. Ma budo
we magistrat. udzieli} instytutowi
pozyozkl " sumie I:o tys'ecy rubli.
WARsZAWA. Plsma krajowe POI
daja ze W lataoh l9o5-l9l0 W
Kr6lestwie Polskiem, ma Bie}orus',
Ukraine , Litwie przesz}o z pra-
wos}awia ma kato1icyzm oko}o 3O0-
900. Do dzisiejazegc dina zapewne
Jul m,l1on os6b. presto ma katol'-
-~.-;G-! . 80 - - ,>.ao .
Gym. ..>.:,:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10
P0ZNANSKIEGO.

RAWICZ. Czytanie powie6ci
niemoralnych tax lie podzia}alo ma
rewnego 15letniego ch}oPaka. "a
trudnioncgo " jednej z fabryk, ze
ohlebodawoy swemu skradi kllka
krotn,e znao,niejsze sunny. Gdy
pracodawca odda} 80 W rece pol,-
cyl, m}ody z}"dziej pope}nit samo-
b6jstwo, slrzelajao sobie z pistol.tu
W skroh. Sm,erG nastYp,1a " prze-
oiagu godzinY.
LESZNO. w dominium Wyda~
wy pod Lesznem zachorowa}y skut-
klein spozycia trujacych grzyb6w
rodziny farnala Mlchalskiego i
str6za Mostawsk,ego, og6fem trzy-
nasole os6b. Dzies,e6 os6b juz u
marie apozcstali TAX cie&ko Sc cho-
rzy, re ME ma nadziel utrzymauia
lch PREY zyciu.
CZERNIEJEWO. w Marzeni-
ME pod Czernieiowem W pow. wit
kowskim skutklem spozycia truja-
cyoh grzyb6w zmar}y tray doros}e
c6rki IL letnl syn mlstrza kowal
skiego Wzebalskiego.
BOJANOWO. w dominlam
Kawczu pod Eojanowem pewna
dz,ewczyna spad{a przez otw6r W
suffice. pokryty s}oma, do obory
i uderzy}a g}owa o cementowe ko"
ryto tax niebezpiecznle, re wskutex
od"iesionego zranienia nastepnego
dnla skona4a ME odzyskaws4y
przytomnost.
MOGILNO. Straszne %nieszcze~
6ci' ~wydarlyio sig W rodzin'e hy-
ella Schmidta. C%zteroletui jego sy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10
sic pc angielsku!

Uczcie sic pc angielsku!
wyuczymy Was listownie,
" Waszym wolnym ~czasie, W
trzech m~ies,acach, nietylko mo.
vic, czytac l pisa6 pc angiel-
sku, lecz W ciagu nauki przez py.
tania i odpow:edzi kt6re cwicze'
MA (preparowane ola kazdego
ucznia z osobna) zawieraia, pozna.
jenny vase zdolnosci stan l dora
dzamy l instruktujemy Was sto
sownie. Przez co iestesmy v MOI
nosci pokaza6 Wan najszy osza j
najpewnieJsza drose do powodze"ia
a prawdziwa chec jak l zaufanie
do naszej melody w}a6nie W ciagu
naukl SIC poka7uia
Plszcie i przekonajcie sic o naszei
n1ezr6wnanej prawnle zastrzeaonej
metodzie. Przedwstepne -ekcye
wysy}amy kazdemu zupe}nie be-.
p}at1'e. w razie gdyby6cie tako.
wa uznali Observation-Disclosures to
przynaimniej ME bedziecie AM je~
dnego centa stratni. Adresu;cie:
Nar0dOwa SZk0fa JeZyk6W
DEPT. 81
1176 Milwaukee Ave.
CHICAGO ILL.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10

WITKOWO. Najstarsza kobiota
~: 8
" prowincyi .catej jest wdowa
Ludzkowska, mieszkajaca We Wit
kowie. Llczy ons JUL 100 ,,wlosen''
.zycia i jest ~jeszcze supe}nie zdrowa
i zwawa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10
WIEsCI Z OJCZYZNY

fE ~
z PRuS POLSKICH.
CZERSK. sgo b. m. spali}o sig
podw6rze pos.edziciela B}azka W
Kregu. Ogien wybucbt W sl4jn',
zai91~ potem stodo}e i~~naresze'e
dam mieszkalny. Jedno bydIe, KILL
ka SWIM i ~wszystko ptactwo zg'ne-
10 ", p~}omleniach-
~KORNATOWO. 4ospodarzow,
Kr6likowskiemu spaliiy sig stodota
i stsjnia. Pastwa p}omienl pablo
Gale zniwo j wszystkie maszyny
r~olnicze, opr6cz tego spalify ele
dwie krowy, dwie SWINE i koh.
CHOJN1CE. w mlejsce zmar}e-
go radscY sprawiedliwosci Jana
Zielewskiego csiad} tn jake 1zeczs
NIX p. Niewoliiski i obja& tel blu
70 pc zmar}ym,
PUCK. IA letn, syn m;strza ko-
~walskiego Maassa wszedf ma bu.
dowle, spadi z trzeciego pietra i
odni6s} ciezkie okaleczenla wewne-
trzne.
- ID letniego syna obywatela
t~utejszego G. oskarzy}y dwie
die wczynkl o sprawki niemoralne.
Wykaza}o sig jednak, re dziew-
ozynki sktama}y.
- Czerwonka wybuchfa u swim
posiedziciela Kl-lna W Swarzewie
i kierownika Banku handlowego "
Swlecimie,
TUCHOLA. Strasznego czynu
dzikosci dopuscit sie pastuch r
kt6ry juz przedtem ola r6znych
przestepstw by{ karanY. Czterem
krowom ud}uba{ po iednem oku,
odci2} ogony Ailku cieletom i PISA
POWlesif. lax SIC zemsclf "a to, re
posjedziciel J6zef Kaz,m!ersk, z
Okonka, u kt6rego by} zatrudnio-
ny, zgani} 90 ola pijahstwa.
Swego ozasu pisalismy, re
pies p~olicyjuY wytrop,} trzecL meg
csyzn, kt6rzy zabrall n~ieprawnie
SLED j rYby. Obeoule sad {awn,czy
skaza} kaideyo z mich "a diva dni
wlszien,a.
CZERSK. Pod Czerskien ida
rzy}o SIC n~leszczescle samochodo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10

mex wpadf " kociet : wrz4ca wo-
d'a,E ! poniewaa nitogo prsyteun ME
by}o, tax SIG msleastwo ~poparsy1o,
.ze 70 kilku godz,naoh straszoyoh
Us ~ go u.s. E# II
meczarnl xmsrfo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10

we. Samochodem kierowafa pewna
PAM i to tax, ze wpad} on ma drze:
wo. Sledzaoy W samoch5dzie PEI
wien ursednik 1osyjs2i odniosl
c,ezkle okaleczenia; przewie ziono
go do dcmu chorych " Cho]nlcach
WEJHERO NO. Deputacya ma
gistratu i raty mie)sklej ~wreczy'a
Ego b. m. ks. delegatowl Dabrow~
skiemu dyplom honorowego oby3
watelstwa miasta Z powodu 2htej
roozn,cy objecla t~utejszego probo~
silva.
ADANSK. We wtorek umar} tn
sadowy Emil Has'au z
Grudzladsa, kt6rY tn, spedzaf waka-
eye sado1e. /
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10

PLESZEW. Ma posiad}o6ci
probationary budowlanego Schle-
chta II letni robotn,k Llebeit z
zsjety kopaniem 4w'ru,
zasypany xostaf tax, 4e kr6tko pc
zmar}.
STRZELNO. Robotnlka Wall
c'aka W M&ynach spotkalo ME.
PREY zaprzaganlu konia.
:Koh kopnaf 60 i zranif slime, TAXI
ze zgruchcta} mu dolna szc,eke.
Ciezko ranneEo um~ieszczono " la
zarecie; choremu zagra4a powazne
Riebezpieczchstvo,
SOLEC: Ma zw]r6wce bydgo-
skiej zdcrzy}o SIG dw6oh oboyoh.
kot)wnlk6w tax sllnie, 1e kofa sic
po1rzaska}y W kawalkl a kolowni~
cY odn'esll dose powa4ne obrazenia
SZUBIN. Przy grabieniu klo>
SOW robotnlk Tomarz Gill " Lo.
ohowie spadf dosta{ sic pod ma
szyne, kt6ra z}ama}a mu obie reoe.
KCYNIA. Uczen mistrza rzez-
n;cklego p. Poczekaja spadt PREY
zwozeuiu Stony re stodo}y ma po-
divorce, wskutek czego odni6s}
wstrza6nienie m6zgu. Opr6cz tego
biadek straci{ move.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-10-10

KozLE " :eborze sioafaka
Pierzcha}y W Poborszowie pob6d}
b buha,j pewna s}uiaoa za:;eetaa czyszs
ozeniem z{obu, Mimo, ze. wkr6tce-.
nadjecha} lekarz, BY udzaelic jej
pemocy, biedaozka, zmarfa