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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-29

@ many q Woman
through the trying
ordeal. saved her from
suffering and pain,
kept her In health in
advance of babys
coming and had q
wonderful influence
in developing a love
" disposition In the
child
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-29

Col RoOsevelts general reputation Is
bearing upon his reputation may De
introduced. but that rumOrs or reports
about him coming from persons not
qualified by experience 70 judge, shall
not be admitted. In the future pro-
gress Of the hearing. it was explained
In court, person who has Travelled
extensively with the former president
or who has been associated with him
IN any degree OF cOnsrancg, may tes-
Clfy as TO his reputation. But a man
who heard the colonel deliver pollt-
1cal speech or saw him for only a few
moments In crowd may not testify
as to his general reputation. although
appeared at that particular time.
Witnesses Deny Charges.
Almost every phase of Col. ROOse-
velrS public life was touched upon by
the witnesses. All OF them spoke with
emphasis when they expressed personal
charges, that the colonel gets drunk
and that not infreQuently, and all his
intimate friends know it." It was as
serted that whenever Col Roosevelt
drank champagne or wine or mint
1uleps, 1t was out of courtesy to his
most az some public function. that ne
OFTEN took only a mOuthful from q
wine glass and that on one occasion
ne ordered railroad company not 70
place in his special car the usual sup
ply Of liquors placed in such cars.
The witnesses were Robert Bacon
Truman H NeWberry. former secretary
OF the navy John Callan O'L0ughIin q
Lucius F. Curtis, a New York news
paper man and ellison Gardner. a news
paper man. who. after having testified
the day before, was recalled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-29
SHELTER WORKER ARRESTED.

Wednesday, Felix Lopez. said to be one
Of the strikebreakers at the local smelter
was lodged in the county Jail by sheriff
Edwards 1t IS reported that the defend
ant and another strikebreaker attempted
to start a freeforaH fight on the smelter
grounds, but were arrested before the
fight gained Roadway. Lopez was
charged with carrying a pistol by COM
plant filed in the county court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-29

Seattle. Wash. May 29.-Preparatory
TO enforcing the new lazy husband
law. effective June 6, which provides
that husbands who do not support their
families shall be sentenced to hard la
Dor. the proceeds Of their work to be
given to the wives. plans for the con-
1tructi0n of StOckade on 6S acres Of
county land were taken up today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-29

ErQught BY the defend
40 taed thdt her hiss
er Z 10 cats. and .-ten
snts Z tlft B. the iont
nd VI cen IS
We h so Us
< II hen pre- 49,
q 70 Der, 2 she ran
ior's f5Us1 fof -otsctis7-
Flowed by her husbaE q
husband tried 20 drag h
home by the hair Of {
= succeeded. IN fghti
then threatened to. bu
and did tear all O.
hreds She said ~ vas
with her husband again.
theses corroborated the
my as to the threats and
Perry and Antoine KEC-
70 men who were before
Saturday for tie alleged
harness from James New
y continuance 70 Monaav
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-29

Arvases the Liver ana E>urffics the Blood.
The Old Standard general strengthen
ing Tonic GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC, arOuses the liver to action.
drives Malaria out OF the blood and
builds mp the system. For adults and
children
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-29

Yes And you can get the real article
and save from $1,000 to $500. I still
have nice selection and all sizes from
"a to IS breast to choose from All
must 60 Call early. r. V. Pearson,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-29
Mothers Friend
in Every Home
Comfort and Safety Assured Before
the Arrival Of the Stork.

In thousands Of American homes there
is a bottle Of Mothers Friend that has aid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-29
THE JURY FAILS TO AGREE
N NV Won H MID mn

IN NEW YORK MURDER CASE
Newburgh, ~ y, May 29.-After IS
hours elaboration. the jury in the case
Of Burton W. Gibson, the New York
lawyer charged with the murder Of AIRS.
Rosa Szabo. his client had reached no
agreement at o'clock this morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-29
PROTEST
PROMISES TROUBLE
Alderman Clayton Resents
Statement Made to COun-
Gil by B. p. Stewart.

In adopting resolutions ordering the
construction of sidewalks, the city
council Thursday morning started what
promised to be a squally paving war.
The war was well on its way, the COM
batants having settled down to heated
discussion, and there was every indi-
cation of a real live battle. Just about
the time the bolts were going to he
launched. mayor G. F. Kelly's gavel,
for the first time in over a year, went
tap. tap, tap. on his desk, and the war
siZzled and died out
B. P Stewart, ordered by resolution
of the city council, to construct side
walks along his property in block H.,
RIundy Heights, was the lone combat
ant on his side. He selected alderman
w. s. CLAYTON for his opponent but
before his protest against putting down
the walks was concluded, the mayor
and the other members of the council
had ioined in. The protest ended with
the motion to have it denied
8Ir. Stewart, in his protest, stated
that there were very few houses in the
block on which he was ordered TO put
down the walks. On the other side OF
his lots there, he said, there were only
three houses between there and the
CITY limits He thought IL would De I'M
Dosfng a burden on him TO compel MN
10 construct the walks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-29

"You told me that with your own
1fDsu declared Mr. Stewart. but the
MAYORS gavel had fallen. Mr.. Clayton
further explained that he made no eN-
ceptions in paving cases Turning 70
the MAYOR. he said eff YOU. or my
brother. or anyone else, failed 10 put
down walks. I would make no eXce1-
ton in your cases" Mr.. CLAYTON also
said that the petition for AR stewart
to put down walks on his property in
lIundy Heights had been signed by
property owners i'm that section, who
had agreed to do the same thing.
Il have put down more walks than
YOU. Mr.. Kelly 1Ir. Stewart said to
the mayor. The mayor disputed that
Before it was finished alderman g r.
LeaveIl rose to a point of order, alder
men Ben Levy and u. T. Hewitt both
made motions. and the statement Of
the mayor that there being no further
business for the council. il would ad
sr,rrrrr rr-ae "a -~fn6
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-29
PEACE URGED
FOR MEXIGlHS
Roswell Man Urges Endorse
ment Of National Park
at MescalerO.

CONTINUED From Page l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-29

81 have been told" Mr.. Stewart said,
chat alderman Clayton said that ne
y-ouId make an example of me"
At this point the indications Ior
war were good. Alderman Clayton
arose He was white. After having eA-
DIsined to the mayor that other prop
erfv- owners in block II. Mundy Heights,
had agreed to put down walks, he salq
to mr.. Stewart: Il never said that l
would make an example OF you. /
would like to know who told you that
7 said that Whoever did-(Here the
tan OF the mayors gaveD. told some
thing that was not true the alderman
concluded
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-29
knows when Man Is Drunk.

The witness said that he had seen
Mr.. Roosevelt drink one mint julep.
champagne a few times and light wine
a few times.
Did you ever see him drink between
meals2" asked the attorney for the
plaintiff
only that julep and perhaps once
or twice light wine"
"Have you ever heard Col Roosevelt
indulge in profanity
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-13
Najlepsze ma ch0rOby
Sk6rn0.

Ws.ystkio nieomal ohoroby zni-
kaia szybko i stale cd Buoklensa
.Arnikowej ma6ci, q niema MIC le~
pssego ma srarzenia lab %p"t}ucze-
mia. kagodxi i goi- John Deye, ;
Mich, pcwiada, pc cier-
pien,u prxe. dwansscie lat IA N.Y.
rsnty skdrne l wydan,n 800 IA
lekarxy, Bucklena masG arnikowa
~vyleosyla mnie. Ona wan pomo.
lie. Tylko $50 Folscapa przez NJ.
j. Kowalewsklego, aprekarxa.
Advertisement,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-13
Walka 0 wolnose "
roku 1863.

Taxi tytu} nosi przesliczna ksia-
zka, W ktorej pc raz pierwszy tre-
sciwie a barwnie i z polotem ma
$50 stronach opowiedziano die
je tego bohaterskiego porywu ma
rodu.
Ksiazke zdobi go przeSlicznych
rycin przedstawiajacych rozmaite
sceny z powstania i podobizny je-
60 bohater6w.
Wydano ia we Lwowie z po-
wodu 80 rocznicy p%owstania, i
outora, Fl. Rawite Gawrohskiego,
'odznaczono pierwsza nagrode.
Ksiazka ia, pieknie, W p1otno O.
prawna z wycisnietym W z}ocie
ma wierzchnej .okladce,
powinna W tym roku jubileuszo-
wynn znalesc sic W kazdym domu
.polskim.
/. Kosztuje dolara. ..
Piszcie zaraz, za1aczajac ,,mo-
ney order" albo GEEK pod adre-
sem:
Stanis1aw Osada.
Ills N. Leavivtt str.
Chicago, Eli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-13
Gag dalszy..
.&-s.S.$*$~s.t
POwIEsC LUDOWA.

-." s,. 0As26 ~SSA0~
Pozbawiona wszelkich do
statk6w, odtad pedzi}am zy.
Gle W ub6stwie ] piracy, kt6ra
mi w}a6ciwie ulge W mym
smutku sprawiaia. Jednako
wo3 take zycie pomiedzy
ludzmi, kt6rzy znali. mnle
dawniej tax szcze6liwa, spray.
krzy}o mi sic wkr6tce, ich
lito6t byla mi tax bolesna,
re woJalam eje przeniesc "
zupe}nie obca okolice, i prey
by}am tutaj, gdzie nieznana
nikomu doczekaiam sic POI
niej staro6ci.
Jas s}ucha} uwaznie opo"
,viadania babuni, lecz ME
by}a to tylko. dziecinna cie-
kawoSc i ~podziwienie, kt6re
go wzrusza}o, ale mysl 3D.
krycla zbrodniarza i pomsz.
czenia zabitego dziadka, "a.
jeia gwaftownie m}ody jego
umys}.
Juz dawno staruszka przes.
ta}a by}a movie a mlody
chiopiec siedzial gleboko "a
dumany patrzac ia. dogory-
wsjacY ogief ma kominku.
Nareszcie ocknawszy sic,
powsta}i zawola}: - Starko,
poc6z So sadly ipolicye, kie-
Idly an; tax okropnej zbrodni
ME zdo}aja odkryc?
Babka wstrzasnefa g}owq.
T. Jasiu - rzek}a - NOW.
my wieczorne modlitwy i u.
ldajmy sic ma spoczynek, to
smutne opowiadanie zanad-
to Gle wzruszy}o.
Babka i wnuk modlili sic
zwykle bardzo poboznie, ale
dzisieisze modify mia}y cos
uroczystego, DO %wspomnie-
ME zamordowanego, kt6ry
dis W niebie jake b}ogos}a-
wiona dusza, mole sic ma ich
strapienia spogIada}, wzno'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-13
sam z SODA, FACIAL .uwazac

- ---------7 20 T-; -
san, z SODA, Zacz4! uwazac
rozmaite pr1e.!mio,y W leslie,
kt6re buzuzyterzni" marina
ty. Snch- gsiazki p"krywa}y
zie'nie i po"naia'y sic "a
kazdym si%luiejszym po~ie.
wem wiatru. Zoledzie ! bu-
czyna lezaly kupami pod
drzewem, tax, 70 SWINE
przebiera}y tylko pomiedzy
niemi. Ma niekt6rych miej-
scach zeschie li5cje lezaly ma
kilka stop wysoko, i pokry-
.r -# .-n#r ri -,.'. 49, r%' #'
wa}y rozmaite skarby tego
rodzaju. Jakby JAS byl rad
z MECH takiego sia6ska "a
brac do domu ola swojej ko-
~.
Zwawo vice zaja{ sic zbie-
suchych ga}azek, j
mia} spory pek, kt6-
ry po}ozyl " gestwinie, ably
NH Kulig pozwoli, "a
nie6c je jutro starce, potem
liberal buczyne. Szko-
da, ze tn zgnija bezuzytecz-
ME to ziarnka, kt6re tax do
brze smakuja i TAX wy6mie-
nifty daja olej, pomy6la}.
Do pofudnia juz mial pei
ne kieszenie. Ale tera= u.
gl6d i grzbiet bola} go
cd ciag}ego schylauia sic. u
siad} vice ma pniu 6cietego
drzewa i otworzy} koszyk
wreczony mu przez kuchar.
ke. w MIN znalazl duza krom-
Ike chleba i HAWAI- sioninY,
kt6remi sic ME tylko on, ale
i babka do sytu pozywic
.mogla. - Take p%ozywienie
nadaje moe, syci, = pomy6-
lal - niedziw, 10 bogaci ME
znaja g'odu. Recze ze teraz
w%ytrzymam do wieczora be-
jsd}a.
(Jiag dalszy nastapl).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-13

" : ~ - '.H7 ..a-EE
pred tron Najwyzszego,
kt6ry Una 6rodki i drogi,
aby ~najtajemniejsze odkryc
wystepki.
Jas dug, usnac ME.
m6gt. Okropne obrazy,
tyczace sic zamordowania
lego dziadka, pres uwa}y sic
pred jego m}odocisnym u.
mysfem, i JUL dawno brzask
jutrzenki zawijal ma wschod.
MEM niebie, kledy mlody
chlopiec znuzony rozmaite
mi myslami, zasna} ma chwile
Gdv sic obudzi}, juz sion.
co jasnia}o bystro ma niebie.
Ubral sic i pospieszy} do
swych nowych obowiazk6w,
z oboRy, zeby Kulig zaraz
W pierwszy dzie6 ME nabra}
o MN z}ego wyobrazenia.
Starka spa}a jeszcze, a JAS
by}by sobie "a grzech uwa-
za}, obudzic ia, zw}aszcza, ze
to by} poranek mrozny j
ch}odny. PocicLu roznieci}
ogieh ma kominku, przysta-
viii garnek z fusami Cd ka.
wy, spojrza} tkliwie ma 6pia
ca starkQ i wybieg} :zezko
z chaty. Ma folwarku JUL BY
10 pelno ruchu W ~podw6rzu
ale Kulig ME by} sic jeszcze
wyspa} 20 wczorajszej pijaty.
CO, vice Jas usiad1 ma }awce
W kuchni, czekajac IA niego.
Kucharka przyniosla mu
spory HAWAI- chleba z mas
lem i garnuszek g~otowanego
mleka.
Dotychczasowy swiniarek,
dowiedziawszy sic o tenn, ~
~ --EI - g. . 1..
Jas ma bye ma jego miejscu
ucieszy} sic nie ma}o W ma.
dziei, ze on postapi teraz O
stopie6 wyzej. Chcia{ mu "a.
raz to niemile zatrudnienie.
powierzyc, ale kucharka
mniema}a, ze trzeba czekac
dop6k9d pan ME wstanie.
w p6lgodziny wszedf Ku-.
--" -" ,r=S |tE4
lig ziewajac do kuchni. z:
ha}asem i klatwami usiad1 "a
stolen, gdzie by}o sniadanie
dian przysposobione.
- - e. E=. f,ES- 3d.. -.a sr "
JAS chcia] wstac i pok}o.
ni6 sic ale kucharka da}a
mu znak, ably siedzia} cicho,
pan sic ME udobru.
cha.
Kulig wypiwszy kilka fl
lizanek goracej kawy uspo.
kohl sic i zaczai troche pc.
spoglsdat okolo sie-
bic. Teraz dopiero sp[ostrzegl
siedzacego v kacie Jssia.
$50 ~. gsA-,&5 -. EE-%'H&#@ -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-13

Skarb dusSy--oprawna " sk6rkR,
z}oconym tytulikiem z okuciem
izameczk:am, z}ocone brzeec coo
Ami0t Str0& Chrzescisnina Katolika
zbi6r modlitw i pie6ni s}u5acY
ola dusz %poboznych rozmiaru
5x34 cali " sk6rkowej' orrawie
re zloconym tytulikiem, ztocone
brzegi. $40
Ani6t Stro&-w sk6rkowej oprawie
z okuciem i klamerka, re zfoco"
nym tytul'f'sn' 'f0oone sseo
Anidt Strox-oprawny " moona
f%rancuska sk6rks, g,etkie ok}ad.
ki, z}ocone brzegi, re zloconym
tytulikiem 800. $1.36
Aniot Stro&-Oprawny " moonq
f%rancuska sk6rke, miekkle ok}ad@
ki, z}ocone brzegi ze zloconym
tytuli giem. $l.5C
Zbiorek modlitw ola cz}onk6w A.
stolstwa Sescs ~Jezusowego, o.
prawny W sk6rke angielsk4,
czerwone brzegi, z z}oconym ty-
tullklem $1.OO
Wianek ku czci Najswietsze;; Mary
Fanny z r6inych nabozehst~ u.
witty, oprawny " sk6rke, 1{ocoa
ne brzegi, z z}oconym tytnllkiem
z okuc'em klamerk3 .....$1.25
Wyborek-oprawny ozdobnie "
miekka sk6rke z z}oconym tytu~
likicm z}ocone brzegi...... 75c
Wyborek oprawny " mocha miekk&
skorke, z z}oconym tytulikiem
z}ocone brzegi.. $50
Wy66r oprawny " sk6rke z oku-
elem i klamerk9, z}ocone brze1
81 (gruby druk) ......... sl.5o
Wy6or najosobllwszych naboienstw
i piesni, ma duohowa pociechsi
pozytek ludzi ~poboznych Z r6za
nych kslag zebrsny; oprawny "
sk6rke, z koiorowym obrazkiem
ma ok!adce, z{ocone brzegi (gru-
b, druk).~
Wyborek-oprawny " sk6rke, z}o.
cone brzegl, : obrazkiem ma o.
k}adce i z}oconym tytulikiem $50
Wyoo, elk czyli kr6tki spos6b nabo"
zenetwa codziennego ola rzym,
sko. katolik6w, : dodatkiem pie-
6ni, oprawny W sk6rke re zloco-
nyn. tytulikiem, czerwone brze:
gl. ........ Sic
Ey6 " sk6rke zto-
cone brzegi, ze z}oconym tytu4
]ik, en-, z okucler Il zamecze
klein ......... ........ $50
Wy6orek-oprawny v miekka sk6r-
ky z z}oconymt .tullkiem EXC COZ
ne brzesi... .........-..dee
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-13

Bog z Tobq, ks,steczka 90 nabc"
rozmiar 34xy4 cala...... 10 l5c
M,oata Bogu, zbi6r najlep.zego
nabozenstwa ; pie6ni kosc,.lDych,
rozmiaru 4x24 cali. 45c
Lh.cata Bogu oprawua " sk6rke re
z{oconym tytulikiem, z{ocone
brzegi... soc
Cnoasa Bogu, Y ozdobr' bla}ej
oprawle Z klamerk9. Aocone
brzegl. -. $l.lO
Chwata Bogu, oprawna " miekka
skorke re z}oconym tytulikiem,
z}ooone brzegi.. $50
Ch.oata Bogu, oprawna " miekka
sk6rke, re z}oconym tytulikiem
zameczkiem, wewnatrz "a ok}adce
krzyzyk z per&owej rnac:oy l.60
Duninu Ksia1ka do nabozenstws
dla wszystkich katclik6w, opra-
VIVA " sk6rke. z}ocone brzegi /,
z{coonym tytulikiem SIS
Clos Serca-z duzym drukiem.
oprawna " sk6rke, z okuciem !
zameozkiem, z z}oconym tytuli"
klein. z}ocone srzegi.
Glos Serca -Zblor mod{6w i pie6n
ola .dusz poboznyoh Il duxym
drukiem) oprawne " sk6rke. z
z}oconym tvtulikiem, z}ocone
brzcgi..... .......... SOC
Feriy naboze1stsoa-Z modlitwami
6w. Alfonso ma Geese Najswiet1
. .sz.j Fanny Nary nleustajacej
pomocy. Ksiazeczka oprawna "
a.. mocna skdrke, z kolorowym o.
brazkiem ma ok{adoe, z zfoconym
.tytulikiem, z}ocone brzegl. soc
Perty nabo&ehstsoa - oprawna "
miekka sk6rke z ozdobsmi, z}o.
oonym tytuliklem, z}ocone brze.
M Y nm
Per1y nabole4stsoa w ozdobno
miekk'ej sk6rkowej orrawie Z
,}oconym tytulik,em, z}ocone
brzegi.. 1926
Gkarb duszy-w eleganckiej sk6.>
rzanej oprawie, Z z}oconym ty~
tulikiem, z}ooone brzegi.... soc
Skar6 duszy-Zbi6r najlepszego ma
bozenstwa i plesni kosoielnych,
ksi4zeczka ola %m}odziezy, opraw~
ma " sngielsk4 skdrke, Z zloco-
nym tytulikiem, czerwone brze-
$50
SkarI duszy-oprawna y m1ekka
.k6rke Z z}ooonym tytulikiem,
z%}ooone brzegi. . 60c
Skar6 duszy-w miekkiej oprawie
z}oconym tytulikiem, z}ocone
brzegi.. 60c
SEarb duszy-oprawna W %angielska
tk6rke. Z z}oconym tytulikiem,
z}ocoIe brzegi. soc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-03-13

przvgladajac sic }adnemu
chtopcu, - Chodz tn nicpo.
niu, j powiedz, czy. panic,
taez mas, nlla'.sszs wczorajsza ugode.
Pam : e g. bardzo do
brze, rzek{ Jas, przyblila-
JAG sic 6mialo do stolu. I
.chcecie, moge zaraz
Walentemu .pom6dz wype-
dzic SWINE, j obejrzec miej
see, gd91zie sic pa6t maja.
Mole, = mruknal Ku-
lig- = Ale ME spods'ewaj
sic ciepiej btrawy ma oblad.
Jest u mas zwyczaj 10 6wi-
merck pozostaje ca}y dzie6
ma divorce. Zatierzesz ze so.
bs kes chleba i miesa, q
6wieaejl woody. znaidsiesz do
syc W leslie.
Walenty usiyszawssy ten
wyrok gospodarza, pobiegi
do chlew6w j wypu6cif Gala
kwiczaca i krzyczaca trzode,
kt6ra tez zaraz rye ziemie j
weso}o biegac pocze|a. Wa.
lentY trzasna} 2 bicza i wszy.
stko uda}o sic W droge ku
lasowi. Kucharka podaia Ja-
siowi koszYk z zywno6cia, co
go niemaio ucieszy}o.
Giy przyszli do lasu Wa
lenty rzekl do Jasia: - Stu
chat ch}opcze, mnie sic JUL
tax eprzykszylo to paszen;e
swim, 10 wypowiedziec ME
moge. Ma WEI ten bicz i roe.
pooznij: tN6j urzad. Jak d.
leko o q siegnac MONA,
Jest pastWisko W leslie ola
Swim przeznaczone. Roboty
ME bedziesz mial wiele, POI
trzebuiesz tylko czaeem trzas-
mac z bicza,, gdy ci sic to
bestye ,zanadto zozlatywsc
beda. Jak s}o6ce zajdzie,
zagnasz je do domu, napa.
sieez j iuz twoia robota sko6.
czona. Wia6ciwie powinien-
bym pozostawac PREY tobie,
ale 10 gospodarz ma znowu
sw6j pijacki tydzie6, to mi
ujdzie, re sobie dis wypocz-
Jas odebrai bicz i Walenty
1sTeraz pozostal cam
81 AE--.-a..tE .# go -
z swoiemi czworon6znemi
poddanymi i mia1 wolny czss
do rozmy6lania mad prxygo-
d. swego dziadka kt6ra mu
sic ciagle pc. glowie kreci}a.
Swym dziecinnym rozumem
sadzi|, 70 ia. straszliwa
zbrodniamusi bye kiedy6 cd.
j ukarana, zdawafo mu
sic niepodlob'nyo nc ably Bog
wielki m6gl 6cierpiec, ze je
go ukochana starka g}6d
=, =. II - r
The evening world., 1913-03-22
TOM CAUGHT
ON ROOF AFTER GIRL
GIVES POLICE alarm
Pretty School Teacher, Retir-
ing, Sees Youth Gazing
From Edge of Housetop.

While Miss Dorothy Stember. a pr.,.
~ school teacher, was preparing IN yo
to bed last night In her apartment on
the top floor OF No. 22o West One
Hundred and Eleventh street. shs
heard a sound Just above her opened
window. snatching on the coverIo, a,
her bed to protect herself from the
cool night air. sie Jumped to the win.
dow. slammed II Gown and pulled the
shade. Then she snapped ont tho ,,,h,
moment later when she pulle, Tho
shade aside half an incn and Iook.a
out into the moonlight she saw a young
man standing on the ledge OF the pex,
house looking down into the wei, no.
tween the two houses az though he had
been turned to stone.
MISS Stember ran to a telephone and
called the police Of the Lenox .ysn,a
station and angriiy demanded ,bo, ,ho,,
raid the roof Detectives Curtayne ana
Stein went 10 the house. When ,ho,.
reached the roof the youth came out of
MS trance hut they caught him after
hurdling seven divisional roof wallis
Il am Henry Burgess, an elevator
builder OF No. cGss Eighth avenue" he
said and ] was calling on my girl
who lives at No 213 West One Hundred
and Eleventh street. Her folks don't
like me and have forbidden her to let
me call They were out last night and
! took chance, They came In unex.
pectedly and ] ran to the roof. was
only waiting for a chance to slip down
to the street"
Magistrate Murphy said the story was
Interesting but not convincing and thar
unless IL could be proved true he was
inclined to send Burgess TO the work
house for six months. The prisoner was
held in $500 bail to give him an oppor
tunty to get counsel
The evening world., 1913-03-22
TATTOOED CRUC|F|X
ON ARM Of A R0BBER
BETRAYS HIS IDENTITY
HOld-Up Man Confesses When
Bertillon System DiSproves
His DenialS.

4 cruclnx, tattooe-l on his right arm
of getting John Donbell. nineteen years
old OF No. 275 Broome street, to con-
fess to the police. to-day. his share in
the hold-up and robbery o, James A.
Russell. a court stcnpgrapher of No.
2Ot West Ninety fourth street
Two men attacked Russell. last night.
as he was crossing Third avenue at
seventh street. One throttled him and
the other robbed him os n gold watch
aud chain valued AT &ip. a check book
aud $50. The stcnographer yelled for
help when the fingers looscned at his
throat and Patrolman Cahill OF the Fifth
street station, hustled to the rescue
Cahill chased Donbell for several blocks
and ran him down.
At Police Headquarters. to-day, when
the crop OF tho. nights criminals were
lined up for Identification. DonbeIl pro-
tested ms innocence and declared he hal
never been arrested. lie was shown
rogue's gallery picture OF a prisoner
named John Woods" convicted NJ
burglary in 1910 and sent to the Einlra
Reformatory. He denied II was n nic.
ture Of himself and denied he had ever
been arrested and convicted Attached
TO the photograph was tho BertIIL,n
notes giving the marks upon the bodies
OF criminals registered nj hoadquart.rs
Roll up your right sleeve" ordet cd
the Lieutenant in charge OF the bureau
The evening world., 1913-03-22
MOTHER GOOSE IN TOWN.
HOSTESS TO CHILDREN.
Story.Book Lady and Her Quaint
Brood Entertain the Crippled and
Healthy at Waldorf.

Mother Goose came into her own to-
day. With many honk-honks, mob cap
and hoop skirts. she descended upon a
group Of children and 'grown-ups" at
the Waldorf Astoria. who had come to
hear her tell the stories that for years
have made giad infantile hearts. Sfep-
tios Of this ancient DANES popularity
had only to look inside the Astor Gal
ae,'y to learn that she Is popular as ever
with children Of rich and poor alike.
Mrs. William Rogers Chapman, Presi-
dent Of the Rubinsteln Society, had In
Nited the members OF her society to
come and hear Mother Goose tell
stories, only they must bring their chill
drsn with them. Those who had no
children borrowed them from the Home
for Crippled Children, and the cripples
and those who were not and the parents
themselves had a glorious time.
Miss Georgene Faulkner, who calls
herself The Story Lady" was the
Mother Goose OF the occasion. Miss
Bidkar Leete. who said she was best
known as Jack Sprat." sang nursery
rhymes and then Miss Faulkner told
the children the story of IIsnsel and
Cretel. As the tale was told. the char
acters Of Iumperdinck's story were en-
acted by Miss Sue g Boice. Mrs Harvey
Self, Miss Margery Moore. Mrs. Jessie
Rowe I.ockitt and the Misses Blanche
ana Sylvia Cobacker