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Newark post., 1914-04-08

1.-The new sense, the ability to
see what is new, and its new mean
ing to the great mass of humanity,
is necessary to men in every field
of endeavor, but especially to men
who write.
1t is the news sense which en-
ables the writer to see through a
mass Of non-essentials to the essen
tial, through dead rubbish to living
facts, through husks and shells to
the kernels of truth" continued
the speaker. "It is the news sense
that gives the writer understand
ing of and sympathy. with common
activities of men, so that he can
find what will interest them.
with all it's faults | still be-
lieve in the news style as the most
efficient style of this modern day
for presenting information thru
the written word. 1t has been
hammered out in the heat and stress
of newspaper work to meet the de-
mands of the millions for some
thing to compel their attention, in
terest them, and give them inform
Newark post., 1914-04-08
Failures
{ From Life)

(From Life
"Stand up, Julius Caesar. Didn't
you have fits ?"
eyes your honor
"Weren you bald?"
81 was, your honor"
"a dyspeptic?'
81 was.'
"Didn't you write your commen-
taries for political effect?'
II did, your honor
"Thereby proving yourself with
out character. Below normal
weight?''
~ was, your honor
"Then step over there with Napo-
leon, Alexander, Hannibal, Newton,
Charlemagne, Kant, Pope, William
Pitt and William Of Orange" -
"What's the matter with them,
your honor?'
matter enough. They are all
detectives. They've failed to pass
our tests.
Newark post., 1914-04-08
Journalistic Style Of
Writing Demanded

A Madison, Wis, special of Nov
ember % says: "The newspaper
style, which is becoming more and
more essential in the equipment of
every successful writer, is the
cleanest, most concise and most in
teresting style in which things can
be written,'' declared Professor F.
w. Beckman, of the Department Of
journalism of Iowa State College,
today in addressing the professors
of journalism of eighteen colleges
and universities gathered here for
the second meeting Of the Ameri-
can Conference of Teachers of
Journalism.
Newark post., 1914-04-08

minded and from the viewpoint Of
cold economy they should at least
be trained to the highest degree of
efficiency and segregated so that
numbers will not increase. Penn
sylvania and New Jersey have re-
cords Of feeble-minded families that
have been treated by different char
liable organizations that have cost
the community a great deal of
money. One family has cost $4,000
in the past six years; it costs 5000
each year to support the children
of this family, who are at present
in institutions for the feeble-mind-
Newark post., 1914-04-08

an Of 21, with the mind Of child
of 5, has already had two children,
living under frightful conditions,
and is free to continue her awful
course for there is no institution
to which she can be committed. One
visitor looking up cases Of the
feeble-minded in 1912 found a
girl Of 10, very defective, living on
the edge Of town in barn with a
man purporting to be her father,
and still lives there, for there is no
institution to which they may be
committed.
Each individual should feel a
personal responsibility to keep in
formed upon this important sub
ject, to talk about it to interest
friends and neighbors in the prob
lens. Buy and read DR.. God
dard's book on the Kallikak Fam
lily, and lend it to your friends,
and you will realize the truth Of the
old saw, GA stitch in time saves
nine" as applied to the feeble
minded. See your legislator, lend
him the book, get him to support
measures that will come before the
Legislature providing for the feeble
minded, as a measurt Of economy
pnd a safeguard to the future. Let
us all work together to stamp out
the menace Of feeble -mindedness.
Newark post., 1914-04-08

ed. Another family is costing over
SlOOO year to support the various
members who are in institutions.
How much better it would have
been to have placed these feeble
minded mothers in institutions and
then there would not have been
this large number Of feeble-mind-
ed children to support. The feeble
minded woman is particularly dan
gerous, because she almost always
has illegitimate children. The
truths Of eugenics and the safe
guards Of improved marriage laws
place no restraint upon her. She
is the center Of contamination, ply
sical and moral, for the entire
neighborhood. According to re-
cords made in England feeble
minded women are twice as prolific
as normal women. Mr.. Johnstone
in the Vineland Training School
for the feeble-minded states in one
of his bulletins, that of the 1O5 wo-
men who came in one year to the
Chester County Almshouse for con-
finement, 100 were feeble-minded.
Nearly every State has its insti-
tuition and training school for the
feeble minded. New York has four
institutions for adults; Ohio has
two; New Jersey has two, and each
of these States has a training
school besides for feeble-minded
children. What are we in Della
ware doing for our 400 feeble
minded? A large number Of them
are in the county almshouses llv-
ing in idleness, free to come and
go as they please without supervi-
sion or restraint. The feeble
minded form a large proportion Of
the inmates of our reformatories.
Many of the cases before our police
courts would be found upon exam
!ination to be feeble minded. Half
the delinquents under the care OF
the probation officer are feeble
minded. Many are at large in the
community, partially or wholly
supported by charity. DR.. God
dard of the Vineland Training
School is reported to have said in
public lecture that while alcohol
ism may not lead to feeble-minded-
ness, it is true that one out OF two
habitual inebriates is feeble-mind-
ed. Out of the 400 feeble-minded
population in Delaware the State
is making adequate provision for
only II cases at the Training
School for the Predetermined at
Elwyn, Pa, and our number there
cannot be materially increased for
they are ocercrowded and had last
year waiting list Of 1000.
Then what shall we do with our
. feeble-minded? Let us establish
a training school and colony for
the feeble minded where they may
lead happy, useful lives, protected
SO that the State will have have to
support their offspring. All who
have worked in the organized char,
. tiles have come face to face with the
problem of the feeble-minded
child, or girl whose manifest des,
tiny is a life of shame that con
tinues in increasing numbers hel
bad inheritance, whose only refuge
is the almshouse. One young wom'
Newark post., 1914-04-08
FEEBLE-MINDED IN
STATE OF DELAWARE

(Reprinted by request Of ~Civics
Committee, Newark New Cen
fury Club
Few understand the meaning Of
feeble-mindedness, its cause, its i'm
pOrtance as an economic problem,
and the menace it is to the human
race. Feeble-mindedness is arrest
ed development of the mind. A
person whose mind is not matured,
who has the mind Of a child though
he or she may have the body OF an
adult is feeble-minded. In the
highest grade of Predetermined We
may expect the judgements, self
control and behavior Of normal
children between the ages of s to
y.
In Delaware. a house-t house
canvass has been made, and we
have on record nearly 400 cases of
feeble-mindedness. In our city
there are according to the late DR..
Twitmyer no less than 100 child
rem of school age on record as
feble-minded. Now what are the
causes Of this defect? Bad hered-
lty is responsible for 50 per cent OF
feeble-mindedness. Other cases are
due to accident at birth, to disease,
or to maInutrition at birth, to dis
ease, or to mal-nutrition after birth.
-Four out of five feeble minded
persons have feeble-minded parents
teeble-minded grandparents or
both. Feeble e-mindedness is incur
able; the feeble-minded person can
be trained to do certain Individual
things, always under supervision,
but he never will be self-support-
Ing or self-directing citizen. In the
past feeble-mindedness has been
misunderstood, people have shown
tendency to hide their mental de-
fectlves, to consider them as a blot
OIL the family or a disgrace. AS a
matter Of fact there is no disgrace
attending feeble -mindedness any
more than attaches to a child OF the
same mental development. Both
must be looked upon as children
and guarded and cared for in the
same way, as they cannot take care
OF them selves and no amount OF
training will make them capable
directing their own actions. lnstl-
,tutlon life for the feeble-minded
mas three advantages: They them
selves are safe and happy under
supevision; there the higher
grades may be made largely self
supporting, the economic advan-
!!age; and with the feeble-minded
IN Institutions or colonies where
.ae sexes are entirely separated
lney will not have children and the
community is protected from the
menace of an ever increasing num-
Der OF feeble-minded.
The State already bears a large
burden on behalf of the feeble
Newark post., 1914-04-08
MEMBERS OF COUNCIL

uavor-J. H. Hossinger.
n':tern n"s District Jonathan johnson,
,,:SJIs District-G. Fader, w. H. Barton.
T"stsrn District-E. B. Frazer, E. G.
Wilson.
o.,.staru and TreaSurer-S. B. Herdman.
".,tin0 of Council-1st Monday night
of every month.
Newark post., 1914-04-08
DIR ECT DRY
T.ousc1of,,~

Legislature Membership
J. P. Armstrong Pm. Sherwood
H. B. Wright John Pil]ing
VIM. a. Taylor
Newark post., 1914-04-08

BANKS
FARMERS TRUST co. Meeting of Directors
every Tuesday morning.
NEWARK TRUST co. Meeting of Directors
every Wednesday evening at 8 o clock.
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Secretdry-W. II. Taylor.
Meeting first Tuesday night Of each
month.
Newark post., 1914-04-08
LODGE MEETINGS

LODGE MEETINGS
OPERA HOUSE
Monday-Knights of Pythias, or K. of
p, 7.3O p. m.
Tuesday-Improved Order Of Red Men,
7.30 p. m.
Wednesday-Heptesophs, or 8. w. NJ,
7.30 p. m.
Thursday-Ladies' Circle, 8. w. NJ,
7.30 p. m.
Friday-Modern Woodmen of America,
No. lOl70, 7.30 p. m.
ODD FELLOWS HALL
Monday-Jr. Order American Mechanics,
7.3O p. m.
Wednesday-1st and 3rd of every month,
White Clay Camp, No. 5, Woodmen of
the World.
Thursday-I. o. o. F., 7.3O p. m.
Saturddy-Knights Of Golden Eagle,
7.30 p. m.
Newark post., 1914-04-08

FIRE ALARMS
In case of fire call the following mum.
bers in succession:
Newark post., 1914-04-08
OARD OF EDUCATION

Vt1' u. 1dy
OARD OF EDUCATION
Prestdent-Edward L. Richards.
Secretdry and Treasurer-Dr. J. s..
Gilfllan.
Robert Gallaher, Harvey Hoffecker,
G. A. McCue.
Newark post., 1914-04-08

OPTOMETRIST-
One skilled in optom-
etry, an expert III
measuring eye defects.
A physical Eye Spec
alist.
Newark post., 1914-04-08

COMMITTEES
IndustriaI Financial
H. G. NJ. Kollock Jacob Thomas
q w Griffin E. L. Richards
G A. Short T. F. Armstrong
r W. McNeal E. w. Cooch
statistics Educational
n NJ. Motherall DR.. Walt Steele
W r. Wilson G. A. Harter
L. K. Bowen
Municipal Transportation
e. NJ. Thomson j. w. Brown
I RI, Hossinper G. B. Evans
Joseph Dean
Newark post., 1914-04-08

~ D
90 A
izz I5 D
81 D
By order of
Fire Chief WILSON
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-01
ENGAGEMENTS TROUBLE NOW IN
WILSON'S HANDS

The issues between the ninety
eight western railroads and their en-
ginemen weer placed directly in the
hands of President Wilson last night
by members Of the United States
Board of Mediation, who declared
that they wished to wash their
hands" of the whole affair.
The men have already threatened
to strike on August unless the rail-
roads agree to the terms offered by
the mediators. The enginemen con-
tend that the railroad managers were
instrumental in having the federal
body take hand in the matter, but
now refuse to abide by their decision.
President Wilson will meet the
managers at 2 o'clock this afternoon
and the engineers and f1remen at 5
o'clock. He will then hear both to-
gether and effect a settlement.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-01
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Scranton, Pa.-No strike OF ZZ'OOV
Delaware, Lackawanna & western
Coal Co. mine workers. Grievances
referred to committee.
Lisburn, IreIand.-Despite truce or
dered by Woman's Social Pohuca!
Union, militant suffragets attempted
to blow up ancient cathedral. walls
badly damaged.
Westinghouse Senate passed bill
providing for issuance of $5OO,OOO' OoO
in currency to assist business inter-
ests of country.
Neutrality-suspicious. persons IN THIS
country may know Whereabouts OF
relatives in Europe, Sec'y Bryan ar
ranged to establish information Du-
reau using consuls as informants.
Washington.-Pau! NJ. Varburg,
nominee for federal reserve board,
will appear before senate banking
commission today.
SOUTH SIDE BAND CONCERTS
South Park commissioners have
arranged following band concerts for
next week:
Sunday-FuIler Park, Chicago
band; Mark White Square, Illinois
Naval Reserve.
Tuesday Jackson Park, Chicago
band; Palmer Park, Pullman.
Wednesday-Grant Park, Chicago
band.
Thursday-W Washington Park, Sec
ond Regiment.
Friday Mckinley Park, Seventh
Regiment; Hamilton Park, Chicago.
Saturday-Armour Square, First
Regiment; Grant Park, Chicago band.
All of the concerts will be at 8 p. m.
-O-O-
SOCIALISTS TO PICNIC
Members of the Both ward branch
of the Socialist party will hold pic
mic on August at BrilPs grove, South
Chicago. The grove is located at 1880
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-01
SOCIALISTS TO PICNIC

Members of the Goth ward branch
of the Socialist party will hold pic
mic on August at BrilPs grove, South :
Chicago The grove is located at 1880
street and indianapolis avenue,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-01

Field MarSilam SIR Uo.in French is
the generaIissimo of the British land
forces, ..s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
zE SW1ArA.

Sarajevo, Bosnia. = Austrya-
cki nastepca tronu, arcyksiazs
Franciszek Ferdynand jego mall
zonka, zosta1i tn zamordowani.
Najpierw niejaki Gabrinowicz
rzuci1 bonnie, kt6ra porani}a adj
jutant6w arcyksiecia i kilkanascie
innych os6b a potem 18-letni Ga
vrio Prinzip kilku strza}ami z re-
wolweru po1ozy} trupem arcyksie-
cia i jego zone. Osaj zostali
schwytani.
Wieden. ~ Odbyl sic tutaj po-
grzeb zamordowanego nastepcy
tronu i jego zony. Sedziwy mo-
narcha Austro-W egier ....przy-
gnieciony, DO tel krzyzow mu
Pan Bog ME za}owa&. Otto jego
,rekord": III "*s''~
.Wstepuje ma iron Austfyl, IL
czac lat 1s, W r. 1848. Brat jego
arcyks. Maxymilian powo}any ma
tron Mexyku, ginie tam, roz--
strzelany pc kr6tkiem panowa-
niu. iona jego cesarzowa Karol'-
ma z rozpaczy po przejsciach stra-
sznych dostaje ob}edu. Zamach
ma cesarza we Wiedniu W r. 1858,
dokonany przez Wegra, ktory
monarche rani1 W szyje. Zamach
ma cesarza w Pradze w +. 1882:
strzelono DON. Zamach ma CO.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

poblizu portu. R"s
Nowy stack kursowae ma
wraz z L~usitania Mauretania
pomiedzy New Yorkiem ] Liver
pollen. w ciagu "a .godzin, kto-
re up1ynely wczoraj W Po1udn'e
Aquitania przebyla 602 mil NOR
skich.
Co do wielkosci ustepuje nowy
okret angielski tylko niemieck'e-
mu ,,Vaterland".
D}ugosc Aquitanii wynosi 901
stop, g1ebokos6 80. kadowae mo-
re $4,000 ton i ma miejsce ola
5000 pasazerow.
Bee wypadku dop1yna1 okret do
miejsca ladowania ma rzece Hud-
son, przebywajac pierwsza swa
droge wynoszaca 3,181 mil W 5
dniach II godzinach 43 m1nu-
tach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

III - n.y. #EE@@#& tTg~5
sic bowiem, re cyrkularz ten ME
odpowiadal celowi. Natomiast
Arcypasterz postanowi} regestra-
eye wyzej wspomnianych osob
przeprowadzic ~inaczej. Mianowi-
Gle lego E. sam przes1a1 do w1adz
liste tych os6b z prosba Q rege--
stracye i wykreslic z ksciag od--
nosnych parafii prawos1awnych.
Mkt wiec z zainteresowanych ME
%potrzebuje sam podawac prosby
o regestracye. Przytem kazda pa
rata katolicka otrzyma1a, "a
twierdzony przez konsystorz, spis
nowych parafian, przyjetych z
prawos}awia pc ,ukazie toleran--
cyjnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09

sarza W Tryescie " :. 1882: rzuco'
no bombe. Arcyks. Rudolf, naste-
pea tronu ginie tajemnicza Smler-
cia " +. 1889 wsr6d kompromitu-
jacych wysoce dom cesarski oko-
licznosci. Arcyks. Jan Saltwater,
kuzyn cesarza, ginie bez wiescl'
opusciwszy Austrye, jake Jan
Orth. Ksiezna d'Alencon, szwag-
rowa cesarza,. ginie straszna
smiercia, spalona zywcem W po--
zarze bazarowego pawilonu W ia
ryzu. Ksiezna Ludwika Saska,
wnuczka cesarza, opuszcza mega
j obiera skandaliczny tryb zycla.
Arcyksiaze Franciszek Ferdy-~
mad zeni sic morganatycznie (zo-
ma ME ma prawa do tronu) z hra-
bianka Chotek, cesarz must sic
pogodzic z tenn. Cesarzowa Eli
beta zamordowana przez anar--
chiste W r. 1898. 20 czerwca 1914,
nastepca tronu arcyks. Franciszek
Ferdynanad z malzonka zamor-
dowani w Sarajevie.
Rzym, W}ochy.- A%merykanin
Henry A. Prick, ofiarowywaf
100000 "a s}ynny obraz Valas-
guerra przedstawiajacy Papieza |.
nocentego. Jest to jeden z maj
slynniejszych obrazow W Rzy-~
mie. W}ascicielem tego s1ynnegc
obrazu jest ksiaze Alfonso Dorla~
Pauphili, ktory pomimo, Il A.
merykanin ofiarowa} mu "a obraz
sumo pol miliona dolarow, ME
zgodzi1 sic ma sprzedanie obrazu~
Suma ofiarowana "a portret Pa
plea Inocentego jest jedna z mar
wyzszych jakq kiedykolW1ek ot1a
rowano "a obraz.
Berlin, Niemcy. = L dorocz
nego sprawozdania, jake wyda*
zarzad niemieckich organizacyi g.
mnastycznych w Lipsku, dowla-~
dujemy ST., re stowarzyszenie to
liczy 11,40o zwiazkow gimnastycz
nych z og6lna iloscia pol mr1lo--
ma z CORA cz}onk6w. w zesz}yn
roku przyby1o do tych organiza-"
cyl $50 nowych towarzystw -
czyli wzrost ,,turner6w" byl mai"
wiekszym. $40: -,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
Niebywafe oferty ma roz-
matte gatunki t0war6W

wszystkie resztki, skrawki pozosta}e kohce, podniszczpne
zapasy pogniecone towary z wystawy beda wyprzedane, po
znizonych cenach. Czyniac to zapomlnamy zupdnie . kosztach
lub poprzednich cenach "a towary.
Resztki koronek hattdw "a J CENY. Resztk, scrim, a'qui-
zet6w rozmaitych towarow.
Resztki kohce koronkowych firanek, $1.25, $3.50, 81 IS war;
$3.50, So 90 81 90 waroosci "a sztuke. .$1.39
Wzorowe damaski ma st6}, wielkie ucozmaicenie wzordw, SOC
wa tosci .......~...:..34c
T0wary M sZyje Wielce Zniz0ne
Lingerie bluzki pc nadzwyczaj niskich cenacb, 81. so wart. CSC
Znizki ma Zakiety
Zakiety ola niewiast, wartosci az do $500 "a .....:.... $6.6&
3 R.sies d; dG j." +riS eel warts xartG"e @. al do 50 ), Co. 9, 20 20. % SIS
UprZatanie gOrset6w
Rozrzucone rozmiary style W gorsetaoh' wartoscl az 40 ;.
Zobaczcie nasze Coutl gorsety, wzmocnione przody, pc. CSC
Znakomite wart0Sci W muS}inach
Ola niewiast musl1nowe sznur6wki. SOC wartosci. -. .25c
Krepowe Nainsook nocne suknie 81. rs wartosci, po.....Ee
MOdne suknie
Krepowe Ratinowe suknie, So so wartosci ....... $685.
$1.25, $1.48 wartoscl SIC
Wiezi0na bielizna
Ola dzieci gauze unijna bie]izna, $50 wartosci. ........ .19c
Ch}opieca Balbrigan bielizna, wartosci SIC .::.: ......1sc
Damskie Gauze staniczka, niskie u syi. kr6tkie rekawy, Csc
SpOdnice
Czarne kolorowe messalinowe spodnice $298 wart. pc $1.98
~ k1mony
w jasnych c:emnych ko)orach, 81 Is $3.50 wartoSci. SIC
RecZniki
Bielony p}6cienny warp, 1870 wartosci ...............9 SC
Nieblelony pf6c*nny warp, Toe wartosci o............54c
Spodnice do WyjScia
Bia}e pikowe pralne spodnice, wartosci al do 81. So, pc. .$1.19
Welniane spodnice, wartosci az do $40 pc ......... $3.50
PfaSZCZe ma deSZCZ
P{aszcze ma deszcz W bale i czarne kropki SO 90 wartosci
Dzecieoe p&aszcze ma deszcz, SIS wartoaci, 20 800. SIS
Perkale
5asne kolorowe perka1e W w'e1kiej ilosci wzor6w, 15c wartosei
Suknie ola dZieci
Ginghamowe perkalowe suknie, " jasnych s. ciemnych kolo-
rach, $l.OO Wartoscl. +. !.
j. Schlingermlan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1914-07-09
~Najg|6xnsjszs WypadN I
minIoneg0 1ygodnia. |


wa}a ma dworcu kolejowym aie-
jakieg'o Berkowitza z iona, kt5-
Ivy dcpiero co wr6cili z Bue.os
Aires, oskarzajac ich O handel zy-
wy. 1cwarem. Policya przypr--
:7cza. re aresztowany Berkowit:-
lest identyczny z poszukiwanym
przez listy gohcze Ignacym~Lewi-
tzkim, kt6ry ma gruba skale wy.
wozi} dziewczeta z Krolestwa i
sprzedawal je do domow nierza--
du.
Ostrow.. - w ,,Gazecie Ostro-
wskiej" czytamy:
w tych dniach p%rzyszed} jakis
nieznajomy; przyzwoicie ubrany.
m]ody mezczyzna do Biskupic,
kt6ry przedstawi1 sig jake. szac.'-
mistrz i poszukiwacz ludzi do ro-
boty do Skalmierzyc.
Gdy tax chodzi} po wsi,wstapi}
do pewne; wdowy, ktora ma ju=
y doros}a c6rke; pc d}uzszej roz-:
movie poprosi1 ow upan" ow4
wdowe Q reke corki, a matka, wi
dzqc przyzwoicie ubranego jego-
mo$cia pred SODA ,chetnie 60 ja-
ku przyszlego ziecia przyje]a. w
ko1cu widzac, re zaufanie sobie
zjedna1, poprosi} MILDLY cz}owiek
przysz}q tesciowa O pozyczke 300
ma1ek matka sig chetnie ma to
zgodzi]a, a majac zaledwie 100 ma
rex W domu, posz}a do swej zna--
jomej sqsiadki, pozyczy}a 200 ma
rex i da}a swojemu p~rzysz}enla
zieciowi.
Pc przenocowaniu sic, rych1o
ranc jegomosc poprosi}, azeby go
lego przysz}a iona odprowadzi--
Ia ma dworzec do Sliwnik; die
VIOLA mu tez chetnie towarzyszy-
la. Gdy uszli HAWAI- drogi i zbli.
zy} sic do boru, powiedzia1 jej, re
ma sig wrocic, re on juz sam te-
raz ma dworzec trait, ME potrze-
buje stray mad SODA. Dziewczyna
s1yszac tax szorstwie s}owa, "a
cze}a p}akac, a On czujac sig juz
teraz pewnym siebie zagrozi} jej
i znikl W leslie.
Przestroga ola ubogich, ably
ME poszli }atwowiernie ma lep ola
kilku grzecznych s16wek.
min, - Czeladnik krawiecki
Dietrich, mimo przestr6g, bawi1
sic nabitym rewolwerem. Maggie
pad1 strza1 i kula ugodzi}a obok
stojacego czeladnika Tucholskie-
20 w brzuch. Postrzelonemu wy
dobyto kule "a pomoca operacyl.
Niebezpieczehstwo utraty zycia
mu ME zagraza.
Che4rnza. - Wsr6d zajecy W
tutejszej okolicy zauwazono dr.
VIVA chorobe. - Szaraki traca zu-
pe}nie WHO'S i w kohcu zdychaja.
Przyczyna choroby jest prawdo--
podobnie sztuczny nawoz, "a
wierajacy pewien rodzaj saletry,
.oddzia}ujacy ma zajace jake tru~
GINA.
Z}ot6w. - w Ossowie w po--
wiecie z}otowskim podczas Blu
rzy uderzy} piorun W dom maj
stra krawieckiego Remusa i zabi}
43-letnia zone Remusa, mega zas
oraz corke og1uszy1.
Piorun p~rzeszed} niedaleko ko~
nina przez sufit, ma ktorym Eau
wazono Is ma}ych dziurek. TO-
zaru ME wzniec;l. Lekarz DIR. Emu
dzihski stwierdzi} Il OLGA corkl
ogluszenie.
Grudziadz. - Aeroplan pruskl
z 2 oficerami z Grudziadza do
stall sic w powiecie brodnickim w
wir nawa}nicy, ktora zapedzi}a go
w koncu "a granice rosyjska. W
okol;cy Rypina, W gubernii p}oc-
kiej, zacze1a straz strzelac do sa'
molotu i zmusila go do wylado--
wanna. Uszkodzony cd kul aero
plan skonfiskowano a oficerow a.
resztOWanO.
Pc doswiadczeniach z Berlinem,
niema nadziei, zeby ich wypusz-
G. .-a: I,o1i+o1 CchnOa--