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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
FINANCIAL MARKET
Stocks Strong and Active
Money and Exchange.

The stock market reused itself from us
lassltude soon after the opening yes'ei
day. and from that time on was s'iohs
and active, moving with an eneie
which Il had not previously displayed
s,,,oo tho first business day OF the cur
rent month and year. There was no
particular news bearing upon the mar
ket which might explain the change'
which represented largely speculative
operations, based on some measure upon
O realization of the real Improvement In
the bond market, and perhaps oelng re-
lated also TO plans for bringing out
number of large bond issues in the near
future. Transactions in the Dono oe-
nartment of the Exchange aggregated
more than 100000, with prices firm
and in many instances higher, and
heavy business lover the counter" also
was reported The volume Of business
IN stocks was nearly twice that OF the
preceding day, and general net advances
were recorded at the close, which was
at about the best of the day. Reading
was the market feature both for amount
of transactions and for net gain in the
class Of active issues but the most strik-
ing advances were made by the new TO-
bacco stocks, Liggett & Myers common
rising 1914 points and gaining 1872 net
and p. Lorillard common scoring u
point advance The Hill stocks, which
for months have been inactive, were
hOfh Great
Northern and Northern Pacific gaining
about 90 points. The demand for them
was stimulated in the early trading by
rumur that the control OF the western
Pacific had passed TO the Hill interests,
but the denials Of this report did not
weaken the stocks, while the Burlington
Joint As and the Denver & Rio Grande
refunding 5s were active and higher In
the bond department Union Pacihc
benefited by the improved general SEN
timent rather than through any definite
good news affecting the property, and
instead of the slight decline so fire.
quently noted in II in recent days, ended
with a ain of IL points. Lehigh VAL
ley. selling ex dividend Of about 20 per
cent, was in request at higher prices
and Baltimore e. Ohio, which reported q
gain of S556,762 in net for December,
advanced rs points.
The ruling rate for call money was 2
per cent, and the time money market
was quiet at practically unchanged quo
tations The preliminary estimate based
upon the known movements Of money
indicated a gain Of about S16,OOO,OOO In
cash this week by the local banks, chief
ly representing the continued heavy in
flow from the interior, and gave promise
Of another strong bank statement to-
day and Of indefinite continuance OF
easy conditions in the money market.
An engagement Of 100000 gold coin
for shipment to Costa Rica for French
account was cancelled, but may be re-
newed and additional amounts Of the
metal are expected to be forwarded to
South America in the coming weeks.
The foreign exchange market was
strong, demand sterling rising 20 points
on purchases connected with the short
term loans which are in negotiation here
for London account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
CONDITION OF TRADE.
RevieM" SAWS :

Dun 8 REVIEW says
Extreme cold weather, while IL has stirnu-
lated certain branches of trade, has had
the general effect of checking retall dlstri-
button otherwise the business SITUATION
shows a strengthened confidence, comolned
with a clearly defined conservatism. The
hest exhibit continues in iron and steel, in
which further large orders by the naliroads,
the government and the lndividual con.
tractors serve to increase the volume OK
business and cut down the NUMBER OF ldle
mills In the dry goods trade some labor
disturbances retard mill operations 10 some
extent, but the outlook continues very sat
isfactory, the volume OF transactions snow
ing marked gains without speculative ieat-
ures II is noteworthy that exports OF cot
ton goods TO China have been resumed.
The woollen goods distribution continues
large, with prices firm. The New Englaild
shoe business is quite active. Leather Is
very firm, though sales are not quite 30
large Hides are more active. The gram
market is firmer. but raw COTTON Is very
irregular. The weeks record or Dank clear
ings is encouraging, exhibiting a gam OF
SO per cent over last year at Ne" ork
City and Of 10 per cent outside New YORK.
Railroad gross earnings are parely up 70
those of last year, showing loss OF TT -
financial markets have been rather quiet.
The foreign commerce continues large.
amounting at New York 10 800 lyl IN tIe
latest week against Sl.l92SI In lsll' ana
800. 292.O96 In 1910.
"Bradstreets" says:
Trade circles have been dominated oy
weather conditions this week. and altnougn
recent temperatures have moderated tne
fact is that the very severe weather mill
tated against the placing OF orders, Whlls
also retardng business and movements az
country points With the appearance OK
milder weather conditions, however, trSVei.
ling statesmen have been able TO get aDoul
more readily, the railroads have been en-.
abled TO resume train schedules, and retail
trade has improved 10 some extent, shop
trade viewed from any angle is not much
better than fair and in the South, barring
a few places, and in many agricultural Sec
tlons II is positively slow. Jobbers are DO
ing a moderate volume OF business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. 90 Money on cal
opened at pa per cent highest, ~ per
cent; lowest, per cent; closing, "a per
cent; ruling rate, per cent. Time money
was much easier Rates, 2443 per cent lot
thirty DAYS. 2ha2la per cent for sixty DAYS,
2isH23, per cent for ninety days. Z@iH5 per
cent for four months. and 3q3A per cent
for five and six months. Mercantile paper
was bought moderately here and elsewhere:
Rates. 3I2ai per cent for sixty 10 nihteg
DAYS Endorsements 3Iga4 per cent Tor
choice four to six months single names
and AZ per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The lorelGn
exchange market opened strong, with rates
m, 10 points to 4.S73JG4S4O for cables,
4 S695T4S for demand sterling. tSSSq he 80
FOR sixty day bills and i2Ia4&12 Tor
ninety day bills Short francs were quoted
al $751; less 1-32 and short reichsmarks at
a plus /. 81 The market was firmer IN the
afternoon, with rates I'D 5 points. CaDIes
were quoted at 4S4OH4.Sj15. demand ster IiI1ss
al lSIdis T05, and sixty day bills al 4.oSoSG
4S3a, Short sfrancs were at Jlsis kss sIof
these being a shade off. and snort relchs-
r.arks at IS plus l-S2.
pn,L.rg' nostpd rates follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

In the market for outside securities trad
ing was comparatively quiet. with the tone
irregular. The copper issues ruled steady
with falUJy good inquiry for Inspiration,
Ray Central and GirouX Consolidated. The
silver issues continued extremely quiet and
about unchanged. The Porcupine stocks
were slightly higher on moderate pur-
chases Ohio Copper was weak on selling
by Boston In the Industrial lists British
American Tobacco continued the active
feature. improving =. American Tobacco
ruled firm, while the OK subs advanced
point Lehigh Valley Coal was heavy, re-
ceding about 4 points. United cigar stores
ruled steady Bonds were quiet. with Shght
inquiry for New York City ihs Chlcaso
Elevated IS were strong and more active.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
sAsLE BANK ACQUIRING ANOTHER

The stockholders of the Swiss Bankvereln'
Of Basic, Switzerland. and of the banking
house OF Won Speyr & Co, also OF Basic
are soon to hold meetings 10 act upon
proposal for the acquisition of Won Speyr
Il Go. by the Bankyerein, with all liaDlli-
ties and assets as of December 81 last;
The Swiss Bankverein stockholders VIII
be asked TO sanction the issue Oh ,,"V,VS0
dividends, which shares will be issued to
the stockholders of Won Speyr d 90. win
the issue OF the new stock >e paid capltai
OF the Swiss Bankverein VIII be increased
10 2GO0. 900 francs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20

RAIDER PLASTER BOARD COMP NY.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF RADEI. PLAS-
TER BOARD COMPANY: The boar OF di-
rectors OF sai1 company az a meeting held on
December 9th, 1911. by vote OF ms jcrity OF
the whole board adopted resolution that II
was In their opinion desirable to dissolve such
corporation forthwith. and called a meeting at
the time and place hereinafter named Of its
stockholders for the purpose Of voting upon a
proposition that such corporation be forthwith
dissolved.
You are therefore hereby notified that meet
ing OF such stockholders is called and will be
held on the 9th day OF January, 1912. at IL
check A. Nj. at the ofiice OF the Company. No
II State Street, in the Borough OF Manhattan.
IN the City Of New York. for the purpose OF yot-
ing upon such proposition and transacting such
other business as may be lawfully transacted
thereat
Dated, Dec. goth, 1911.
JOSEPH c. sEGUINE, President
COLIN q KAY. Treasurer.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
THE TRENTON LOTTERIES co.
Trenfnn n L Iunnaru IL 1919

Trenton, n. j.. January IS, 1912
DIVIDEND NO. IS.
At meeting OF the Board OF Directors, held
this day, a dividend OF ONE PER CENT. (i9o)
was declared on the Non-Cumulatlye Preferred
Stock OF the Company, payable on January 25.
1912, to stockholders Of record at o'clock
p. NJ. January rs. 1912. Also a dividend OF
FIVE PER CENT. (5ee) was declared on the
Cumulative Preferred Stock OF the Company.
payable on January %, 1912. to stoclxh olders
OF record at o'clock p. NJ, January 49, 1912
Transfer BookssdO not close.
9. u. LAWToN, Secretary and Treasurer
AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY.
AZ Broadway New York. January Is. 1912
Al meeting Of the Directors OF the Amaga-
mated Copper Company a dividend Of one-half
of One Per Cent "a OF 19s) was declared pay
able February 20, 1912. TO stockholders OF record
on the books OF the Company as OF II o'clock
noon, January q, 1912
A. II. MELIN. Secretary and Treasurer
THE UNION wAXED AND PARCHMENT
PAPER co.
Hamburg n. j., January II, 1912
The Board Of Directors have this day declared
the twenty-second semi-annual dividend OF three
and one-haif per cent 20 holders Of its Preferred
Stock OF record Of February !, 1912 payable on
and after date. H. J. CORWlN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks In
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
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copARTNERsHIP 7NoTlcE-

Wall ST., New York,
Jan. LIST. 1912.
on this day Mr. Albert n. Fish retires from
our firm and Mr. Harold l. Fish and Mr.. Aren't
bald lie Roy are admitted as general partners.
HALSTED & HODGES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
IMPORTS OF DRYGooDs.

The imports and marketings or drygoods
at the port OF New York last week were
as follows:
Last week Prev. week. Last year
Total imports 81, 473 sol S3,sI4,073 S. al 76S
Total marketings 2,595seo 3.7i0.2l7 3.62s, 2i8
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20
Central Pacific Railway Company
THREE a. ONE-HALF PER CENT MORT.


GAGE BONDS.
Notice is hereby given that, pursuant 10 the
PROVISIONS Of Article Nine OF the mortgage from
this Company to the United states Trust Com
nanv on New York Trustee, dated August l.
isgJ this Company has set apart out Of the net
income derived by Il from the lines OF railroad
therein mortyaged the sum Of Twenty I'VE thou
sand dollars I'M trust TO be useI TO redeem SAID
bonds. and that bonds issued under said mort
gage will be redeemed Herewith. Bids are hereby
invited for the surrender OF such bonds AT prices
TO be named by the bidders, TO the amount OF
S25 49,. O3 In the Sinking Fund.
such bids should be presented to this Company
YORK on ,or before the LIST day OF February, 1912.
al twelve o'clock neon. and should be endorsed
bids for Surrender of Central Paclnc Kalway
Company Three and One-half Per Cent. BONDS
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
BY r. s. LOvETT. President
New York December 26, 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20

Total the day. M f2 shares compared WIN %'
shares for the corresponding day in 1911.
Total sales January January 49, inclusive 6+S shares
compared 7lOl0 shares for the same period IN I'LL
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
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NEW YORK BANK STOCKS.

Coupons interchangeable. tRegistered. icoa1
pons. sRegistered and eoupon.
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MINING,
BONDS.

50, 900 Braden Cop is 12l 121 12l I2I
$50 900 Chic Elev IS. 0sh 9sR Jst 9Slz
1000 Int Har $50 nts1OO% 1905 1908 1908
%. 900 n Y City 4hs. 1928 1925 1O2@ 1928
Is. 900 NY.W&B AVS. 0sA 9sA 0s% 9sh
s,.,.r nrr&W cv 4s.lO6S l07 1908 lOI
1900 West Pacific IS SsA $50 ssA ssh
SELLS cents per share. todd lots. tEx-divi-
dcnd
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BOSTON STOCKS.
Bid. Asked. |
Ros l.. l2A .12M |

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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

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PUBLIC Utility SECURITIES.
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Mailed anywhere In the United States
for $3.50 a year.
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six per cent extra dividend 1910 tPar valu. So
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

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II. M. BYLLESBY s Co.
ENGINEERS
ExA LIMITATIONS AND REPORTS
200 SOUTH LA SALE STREET
CHICAGO
Ttf'Erc. Gre, Oklahoma City. Okla. NJ ST.. A'a
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

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1893 1875 .19S llss llss .2ol
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IS .....1i11a
1000 dozen 4i2s. 1917
1000 do Cvt H2s 93k
1900 Chic e. y w Il
Gen 4s... 9SIs
1000 do ....... 9sA
1000 Chic Il G. Q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05
CZfOWiek kt6ry Zastepuje

naczelnictwo w1clklego rrzeGsie-
biorstwa, jest cz}owiekiem wlelk,ej
energii. Powodzenie wymaga dis
zdrowia. Choroba macy niedosta-
tex. G}upstwem jest d'a c>}owieka
cierpiec zrujnowane zdr6wie, skoro
Electric Bitters zdo1a 60 po-tawiG
ne nogi W kr6tkim czasie. ,,Cztery
butelki w,ecej ola mnie zrobi1y
dobrego, n1z jakietolwlek inne
lekarstwo jake kiedykolwlek Wye
wa}em" pisze Chas. B. Allen,
Ga Pc latach cierpien1a
ma reum:tyzm chorobe watroby,
nieregularnoscl zo}adka j %nieporza-
dek merck. jestem zn6w, dzieki
Electric Bitters, zdr6w i rzezki."
Spr6bujcIe 60. T'ylko so ct W
apiece M. J. Kowalewsklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05
z GALICYI

LWOW. w galicyjskich ko}ach
polskich postanow1on 0 urocz scle
obchodzi6 przypadajac2 W pray"
sz}ym roku 50 lethia ~rocznice
powstania p%olskiegoz r. 1858.
We 1.-Two vie utwor2y} sig W tym
lcelu komitet, kt6rY SVEN SER
decznem poczuciu p%atrjoty cznem
postanowif zaj2G sic uroc<ystosci2
ME majaca mic innego na celu, jak
godne uczczenle pamieci bohate-
row naszych, kt5rzv " r. 1863 pc
swiecili sie "a sprawe polska.
Pewne pismn hakatystyczne W
Prusach Wschodnich Z tel przyczy~
nv Fam. esci}o artykuf, ~zawieraja-
cy caiv stick obelg na nar6d poll
ski: k}amstva i nienawisG ola POI
Iak6~ objaw,aja sic tam " kazdem
s}owie i W SVEN zapamietaniu
hakatystka ME oszczedza navel czci
godnegc biskupa patrjoty naszego
X. Bandurskiego re Lwowa.
N,erzczesliwym szowinizmem "a"
razony bakatysta pruski p"suwa
.nienawisG swoja nawet tax daleko
ze pamiatke SC %letnieJ rocznicy po-
wstanla polskiego okresla jake
,,jedcn z najbrzydszych d"i " hi"
stroll polskiej':...
Wszechniemiecka volnokonser"
watywna Post" berlinska, ucbo-
dzqea "a orgon oflcer6w, ktora
nlomal codzieh zamleszcza jadem
nienawi6ci przepojone wiadomoSc'
o Polaksch, oczyw ifcie z mai
wieks.a powtarza p. tyt: ,,Zdra~
da polska" ca}y ten artykuf sw.j
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

1ASTROWIE- Prey rozbiera~
niu starego koscio}a znalezlono W
grobowcu l6 trup6w, kt6re pocho~
wano ma cmentarzu. Czesci mate"
ryl iedwabnej Jeszcze dobrze s'e
zachowafy. Wykopano tel stojac2
prey kosciele topole, kt6rej 6re-
dnloa wynosifa przesz}o metr.
ICE. Ma wybudo.
waniu spali}a sig stodo}a p%osiedzl"
ciela Holka.
Dwuletnie dzlecko posiedzic:ela
Weaty wpadlo do dc}u nape}nio'
nego woda i utone}o.
OLIVIA. Rejencya zaz2da}a, re
by co do obudowanla w%schodniej
czesci cliwy utozono st6sow ny
plan i polecl}a wypracowanie ia"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

dowiecle sic Wy, to i WASH
przyJaciele o tenn bsds wiedzieli.
Jezeli cierpicie ma jak4kolwiek
%chorobe, jesli j%estescle cs}abieni
i wyciehczeni, zniecheceni do
zycia, wype}nljcie kupon poe
Missy, lub naplszcie do DR..
James w. Kidd, Fort Wayne,
Ind, i skorzystajcie z tel ofertY
arm0
Posle Wan take wraz z prob.
mem lekarstwem moja ksiazke'-
,,Prywatny Przewodnik Medycz-
n.y." ksiazke o 100 stronach,
opisujaca W zwyczajnych s}o-
wach $50 r6znych chorob, lch
przyczyny, objswy i sposoby
leczenia. M6wi ona, jak zapo~
biedz choroble, jak mezczyzni
traca swe zdrcwle jak MONA
wyleczyc sic " doma bez dokto~
ra. Posle ia chetnie kazdemu,
by .wiedzia} jak zyt i jak zdro~
vie zacho vac, je6ll mi opisze
swoje dolegliwosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05
z 0 MOSKALA.

WARSZAWA. Warszawski sad
wo]skowo okregowy rozpatryv al
sprawe "a os6b 2 drugieJ brygady
strzelc6w konstytujacej w gubernil
radc msklej pod Kchskiemi. W o
ku zcsz}ym wsr6d zo}nierzy pocze~
ly k,qzyc proklamacey tresc; prze~
ciwpandstwow.;j, do wiadomo6cl zas
w4adzy wojskowej dosz}o, re zo}-
nierze zbicraja sig W leslie, W pobli"
zu obozu lctnisgo, ! ze ce!em tych
zebran lest przeciwpanst vowa pro-.
paganda rewoIucyjna,aPo przepro.
wadzeniu sledztwa pociagn,sto do
Observation-Disclosures "a wojskowycF
przyczem zarzucoao i'm n%alezenle
do wystepnegc stowarzyszenla pod
nazw9: Bezparty]na ~wojskowo re-
neutrality-suspicious. warszawskle
go okregu wojskowego. og}oszony
wyrok uniewinnlf "a oskaroonych.
Fodoflccrowle: Surikow, Babrow,
i Fro}6w, gefraj ter Szy-
puszkarz Koczetkow, strzel
Kosplew, MarJnin i Biefokch
skazani So "a nalezenie do psrtyi
ma pczbaw,erie ws,ystkich praw
stanu l 6 lat robot clezk,ch. Go do
.:strzelca NJ. cha}a Wo'oniDa sprawe
wy}aczono i prye>4sno 60 pod obser-
wacye psyhiatr6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05
Robbie te Oferte

Dlcazeg0 Robbie te Oferte
w celu rozpowszechnienia mo-
Jej melody specyalnej i moich
%lekarstw, postanowitem rozdaG
lekarstwa wartoscl $40, 600. Chce
lch dac tym ludziom, kt6rzy pc
trzebuia leczenia i taklm, kt6rzy
juz moze ME jednego pr6bowali
doktora. Chez ich da6 tym,
ktdrzy zechca ich spr6bowac.
Powodzenle mole jest nadzwy''
czajne. Leczenie mole znane jest
W tysiacach dcm6w, Tysiace
jednak Gale ME wiedza jeszcze
0 MEM. ME wiedza, jak 4atwo
mega bye wyleczenl pewnie
ola tego cierpia niepotrzebrie:
DoAtorzy, patentoUe lekarstwa i
domowe srodki I'm ME pomsga~
"a. Chce ich przekonac, re mole
leczenie Stanowczo Wyleczy,
vyleczy zupe}nie l gruntownle.
l dlatego chetnie rozdaje le*>
karstwa wartoscl $4,000, DO
sig dowiedza o Mich wszedzie =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

WARSZAWA. W domu mr.. 2
PREY ul. Moniaszk1 p. Ajzensztata
zaszed} nastepujacy wypadck z w,n4
d2: Winda nagle przesta4a furkcyo"
nowac, O czem mkt z lokator6w
ME byf powiadominny. 0 godzi~
ME | nocy z~amies1kafy ma s pig.
trze W ten domu clektrotechujk
teatr6w rzadowych p. Franciszek
\ iIanoy ski ~ lat, chcac orusc.G
ma dol. jak ivy kle namaca} GU
zit, Pc naclsnieciu kt6rego pocze~
ka{ pare minut j bedac najpewniej"
re winda luz po.esz4a pod
S pietro, wszed{ W otw6r. Oczywl-
sc'e spad} ma dol. Opr6cz ogdlnego
p 'tluczen1a zlamaf prawa noge.
W}asclclel domu gwoll oszczedno-
Sci zni6s} oswietlenie elektryczne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05
re SLASKA.

"SWIETUCHkOWlCE. Robo-
tn,k Bak w}ama} sic do chlewika
bandlarza jarzynami Raporta W
Haidukach skrad] 4 kr6liki. Jed
nego %ugotowa} xjad} domu a
pozosta}e sprzeda} " Kr6l. HucIe.
Wakacyjna izba karna W Bytomiu
skazafa 90 obecnie "a to ia 3 ME
siace w~lezienia. ...
LUBOM. Obok szosy pomiedzy
Pogrzebinem "a Karhcwaczem scie~
IL jacys brutale oko}o 100 drzewek
czeresniowych a pomiedzy Lubo
mig i Pogrzebinem SO drzewek.
Zwyrodnia}ych sprawc6w dotad ME
uteto.
ZORY. P6}toraroczny synek ro-
botnika Edwarda Hartmann, ba~
wi4c sic ma zlemi, przewr6ci@ mi
ske z goraca zup2 tax sic popa-
rzy}, re dnia nasteppego umar}.
WROCkAW. Tute jsza izba kar-
ma skazala IL letnlegc Eryka Rem"
nera "a .m~o"derstwo, podpalenie j
kradziez na kare najwyzsza ola o.
sob mtodocianych Is lat wlezlenla.
Kennel zabii II letnia c6rke pane
silva, u kt6:ego s}uzy}, poczem
podpali& }6zko, W kt6rem dziecko
leza{o.
ZGORLELlCE. Podczs kapania
.tonaf ii letnl ch}opak Horschig,
kt6ry k2pa} sic : pewnym innym
ch}opasiem Obai=utoneli.
RACIBORZ. Il kosciofa " MARI
kowlcach skradziooo z}oty kielicb
mszalny swietokradztwa dopu6c,}
sic robotnik Nrleger. By} Oh "
odwiedzinaoh g ] .wstapiwszY do 10.
6cio}s sig pomodlid . zastawszy
drzwi cd zakry styi otwarte skradf
.to;oo- 49, l:l:ok. r. lost. ;nno.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

K1JOW. Il powodu ciqg}ych u.
| wnych des1cz6w zawalii sic W
Kiio~ie duay dom dwupie,rowy, Il
pod g'uz6w wydobyto Is os6b "a
bltych / n ciezko rannych. Pew"
Ma matKa chc2c ratowac swe dzicc-
ko, r6wniez zosta}a zabit2 MAJ jej
widzac to, z rozpaczy %popcfnif sa.
mob6jstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-05

nicola =s sic, ugryzf sic v jezyk. Me
zwazajac ma rane, pa'li} papjcrosy.
Nastap,1o %zatrucie krwi j jedynie
silnej swej naturze sawdziecza, =
wbrew w}asnej wolf ME przeni6s{
sic ma drugi SWAT.
CZARNKOW. Wdowa Seliger
po}ozY}a sig spa6, ME zagaslwszy
swlecY. We sn1e przewr6cl}a swle-
&c, tax re spad}a ona re sto}u ma
izapali}a %pierzYne. S. udusi-
Ia sig prawdopodobnie skutkiem
Gale c,a}o okazywa}o dose
ciezkie poparzcnia.
,OsTR6w. Syn gospodarza
Tomczaka z Krempy wioxac zyto
przejecha} dziecko robotn,ka
Zurkowsklego z Novel Krempy.
Smierc nastapi}a ma miejscu'
KCYNIA. w beczce OIL woody
utona} We W}aiys}awowie Culture
nem ,Mlttendorft') rok LEGACY
synek gospodacza Lesnego.
STRZELNO. w ludziskach W
powlecie strzeliAskim, uton2{ pod
czas kapanja W stawie syn w}oda-
RIA KruszYnsk,ego. Mimo natych~
miasto wei pomocy, ME zdo4ano go
wyratowac.
BABIMOST. w Jabfowie " POI
wiec,e babimojsk;m iona m'strza
rzeznicki ego Korna, dolewaj2c o"
kowity do maszynkl, spowodowa}a
wybnch; W tejze chwlli obje{y ia
p}omienie i ,nimo natycbmiasto~
wei pomocy, ME zdo}ano ja ocalic'