davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-19

, neraciones han doblegado Ia cerviz
ante el recuerdo ante la imagen de
aquel Enviado Misterioso, que sacri-
ficaron; quizas arrepentidas o tai veZ
creyendo arrepentirse de su salvaje
crimen cometido contra el bien Y la
| moral. Y las campanas en- el dfa de
su natalicio, del advenimiento a la
vida de- aquel hijo del infeliz catpin-
| tero, repican gloria, Y los temples
| llaman sus fieles' V los pueblos to-
dos dc la creaci0n---los pueblos que
Sc llaman pomposamente ciGilisdd0sv-
eelebran este dfa, que fue ell precur-
sor de la epopeya mas grande hasta
aquf conocida. porque simboliza el
| primer paso dado para proclamar an
tie los pueblos los derechos conculca
dos del hombre de Ia vida.
| JESUS, pues, fu6 el primer persegui-
do, que predic6 la hermandad, el
amor, Ia verdad. JESUS fue el primer
paria que clam0 por la libertad, por
| la .iusticia, por el derecho,. No era su
voz Ia humana del Principe que man
da, nj la del Rey que ordena, nj la del
| Vasallo que ejecuta. Era Ia voz de la
misericordia divina, era Ia voz de Ia
raz0n. la proyidencial que resuena Ell
las entraiias de la TERRA Y Ell la i'll
mensidad de los espacios, inspirada
sobre un principle natural por noso-
troS desconocido, que insta, que cla-.
ina que aconseja, que llora, que SUI
plica a la familia humana a que le
siga. que lie busque, a que aprenda
de FL 10 que El sabe que podrfaL con-
ducir a esta sociedad hoy desprecia-
ible. por 10 desgracada que es Y por
: 10 colrompida que esta. a un plano
superior Il una nueva existencia en-
donde reina la verdadera paZ esprit
| tual pero ell H0mbre. engreidO, fana
tico, loco. mas apegado IL 10 que re-
luce falsamente, que a 10 que tiene su
valor real v justipreciade por la ra
lZ6n. sintiendo mas intimamentc una
! passion deSbordante por 10 que salts
| face todos 7sus deseOs Y todos suS vi
clos. que por 10 que puede brindarle
la tranquilidad del alma. creyendo
segur el bien, Sc alicia de 6l: creyen-
do obtener ell amor. no conoce 81 no ell
odio; creyendo acercarse al Hijo de
| Ia Nerdad. solo consigue estar. lejoS
de Sus pupilas cariIlosas Y enojarle
Y hacerle der'amar lagrimas de slls
3soioS, como de su costado Iderfam6 g6-'
tas de sangre V de slIsl labios ffases
de perd0n. =.
FL Honbre. o la Hlimanidad. mas
spropamente dicho! 'negado este dfa,
mas grande que los delnas dfas, por
ser el brilHtnte " reveStid0 de ailreoS
resplandores. en que naci6 FL, Sc
aGuerda que ann ,tiene I'M alma. y--
aunque 40 haga sin lfe 4tsabe que tie-
/ safe mas bellO del libFo del Cristia-
nismo. baila de j1bilo, Y canta, Y
cena. " rasga la guitarra y replica el
pandeEo; v. al son, de las campanass
que enrla alta torre de piedra .vuelap
gritande como las golondrinas al lie
gar la Primavera. va al temple, hinca'
sobre las. frfas baldosas la contrmaz
rodilla, reza... " quiza por esta
dnica oraci6n, sencilla Y sentida, ha
sido revocada la sentencia de que sc
nos acabdrG et mundO, tan pronto y
de manera tan trdgica siniestra.
como 10 temfan, cobardes, los que por
momentos Sc olvidan que todavfa eNis
te Dios!
] Manuel IT, Rdmjrc4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-19

hasta que Ia piei manifesto i'm poso
de sensibilidad. Entonces snjuaglese
nuevamente la cara en- aqua tibia.
despues en- aqua fria, y para terninar
fr6tese ligeramente la cara por medic
minute con un pedazo de. hielo. Cui-
desc siempre de secar cuidadosamente
la piel.
Hagase de esta operaci6n un
habito Y Sc tendra en- mucho
menor tempo delque pueda ina
ginarse, el CUTS mas hermoso y
adorable que Sc haya visto.
= Este famoso jab6n, fabricado en- los
Estados Unidos de America, sc halla
ahora de venta en- todas las droguerias,
farmacias y establecimientos de per-
fumeria. ST no sc puede obtener en-
SUI localidad, dirijase a Gaspar r.
Aguilar, Unico Agente de The An.
drew Jergens Co., Hato Rey, Rio Pie
dras, Puerto Rico. d
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-19
10 QUE DICE UN BOMBERO.

Puebla, Mexico. "Estuve bastante
NAL de los rinones por espacio de ano
Iy medic, antes de tomar la Antical-
culina Ebrey. Padeci de catarro de
la vejiga y lumbago. La sangre de la
orina desaparecio antes de tomar me-
dio frasco de Anticalculina Ebrey. Me
he administrado cuatro pomos, Y el
dolor de espalda Y de los costados ha
Idesaparecido, 10 mismo que el cata-
rro. Me siento sano y fuerte otra
vez."
Tome toda clase de medicinas, Pc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-19
THE INsrLAR DOCK COMPANY
JuRta general OrdiHG-
!, aI,c

JHRta general OrdiHG-
rin de AcciORistds.
CONNOCATORIA.
a las dos de lit tarde del Microbes
dla 81 del mes de Diciembre del pre-
sente ano, Y en- st domicilio social,
altos del Mueue No. ,, tendrA efecto
Ia Iunta General Ordinaria de Accio-
nistas de The Insular Dock Compa-
ny, en- cumplimiento de 10 que precep-
tl1a el Articulo 1 lie los Estatutos de
dicha Corporation.
10 cue Sc hace pdblico para como
cimicnto de los intercsados.
San, p. IT, Die. 1 dc 1919
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12

Leo c. Harmon. president OF the
u. r. ID. Bureau. takes cognizance OF
our recent article headed lis Glover
land Getting Fair Chance" and
writes Mr.. Doelle. secretary OF the
bureau, letter In which there Is
lot Of information concerning sheep
ranching. Mr.. Harmons letter fol-
lows;
Mr., John A, Doelle,
Marquette Michigan.
My Dear MIR. Doelle:
think you should make prompt
answer 10 the enclosed editorial is
.Cloverland Getting a Fair Chance"
. OF course the Spread Eagle propo-
sition is entirely out Of our territory
and the bureau should not be held
responsible for the selection of that
particular location for sheep grazing
purposes. nevertheless. from the re-
ports / have heard do not believe the
location is at all bad.
Concerning the Davis ranch in
Schoolcraft county wish TO that Mr..
Davis is a sheep man OF very wide
experience. The land around Nine
Mile Lake, where the automobile party
saw the Davis sheep is of course,
some of our poor land and IS land
that MIR. Davis was only using tenn
porarily until he could get his own
range In better shape Mr. Davis has
purchased about 5000 acres OF hard
wood land east OF Indian Lake, and
don't think better land could be found
any where in Cloyerland
During the Landing season anC
shearing season. large bands Of sheep
handled according to western meth
DDS, must have large open areas from
five to Ten miles long by one to two
miles wide, and even then, man,
lambs are lost behind stumps anC
down timber. Mr.. Davis reported
that all ms dry STOCK that fed on thu
rough stuff and weeds ON the sand,
land around Nine Mile Lake. have be
come so fat as 10. be ready for mar
ket at the present time.
| This report in itself should indi
cate TO those interested in the sheel
business in upper Michigan that on
poorest lands, during certain season
OF the year, are more desirable thai
our better lands.
The only answer the bureau cal
make to the criticism offered concern
ing the Davis range on the Manis
tique-Garden plains is, that Mr.. Dav
is selected II not for a permanen
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12
YMx STOCK AT COUNTY FARM.


little over week ago represen-
tatives of the Iron county poor farm
commission accompanied by the
county agricultural agent drove down
- E A Burdens auction sale ~
Niagara. wisconsin for the purpose
\, securing some purebred Hoisteins
for the county farm. On this oecas-
ION one animal, bull calf six months
old. was purchased At very reason
ab,e price. This calf has exeelien'
breeding behind il and Is an inaisip-
nal OF nne lines lie should develop
into very good sire
Last week, Wednesday and Ihurs-
day. these men made trip 10 the
1rnner peninsula hospital at Newoer-
:, with the intention Of selecting
more stock from their herd. There
are 100 head of cattle in the Ne~per-
~ herd. all registered Holsteins win
something like so milking cows AZ
~as truly wonderful sight 10 see
the cattle out in the lot in the eve
Ming Everyone well-kept, weii-preu
t,.ck and white. 1t Is a herd Oh
which the people of the upper PENN
sula may well be proud. On Inurs
aav morning after looking ofer sew
ara, animals that were for SALE TWO
very fine young cows were selec'eu'
rhese cows, Lady Canary, FRONT
,heus and Houwtje segis LonEne'u
were sired by the bull Canary rau'
,sobes I.ongheld who is sire OF - =
q Daughters lie is a hne speei-
men Of the Hoistein type weighing
~ 900 pounds or more. These young
cows have made a good record even
- This early stage in their career
and Il is felt that they have an excel
Iert chance 20 make some very good
records.
with this stock as foundation iof
tho new county farm herd there VIII
no fine herd OF Holsteins on the
farm that will soon be a pride OF the
county II will be an example and
model for the farmers and source
Of better stock for them. II is
marked development in the agriculture
Of our county, and we hope iurther
nrorress TO come in the near future
xxy,.o,,o Aug -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12
July 3. l9l9

July 3. 1918
A regular meeting Of the superin.
tendents OF the poor for Iron county
Michigan. was held on the above date
Members present: olot Helgemo.
Ed Scott and Robt Munns.
Minutes Of previous meeting were
read, and upon motion. was approved
as read
Bills read as per vouchers No. 169
to 24l inclusive, amounting 10 s3.-
69sl2 Upon motion the above bilis
were allowed and the secretary was
instructed TO Issue orders for same.
There being no further business 10
come before the meeting upon mo.
tlor, meeting adjourned.
RoBT. NUNS, seey,
----( aug. at Iron River)
FOR RENT-My pavilion for priv
ate dancing parties or lodge picnics.
Inquire al my residence near pavilion.
Charles Sandstrom
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12

Cools the stomasn, washes out the
bowels, drives out impurities. helps
the liver-it's HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Take 1t once-a-week dur
ing the hot weather and see how
happy and contented you'll be. S5c.
Tea or Tablets. Rezin's drug store.4t
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12

1888 from Porto Rico. 5.s44 from
Hawaii. 2.102 from Alaska. 255 from
the Philippines. 1915 not allocated
and 1899 accredited TO the American
expeditionary force, comprising men
who Joined the army in Europe.
- lAna Q "a Iron RiYerl d
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12

How 10 run less than nothing into
$4,000 160-acre farm, plus money
IN the bank. unlimited credit at all
banks that know him, not to mention
another 4O-acre farm,sll building lots
within the city limits and house and
lot m town all in the space OF
less than ID years-such Is the story
Of ed sipniewski. one OF Chippewa
coUnty's most progressive farmers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12

FOR SALE Some OF my furniture.
Dining set and library table included.
Mrs Phil Shaw. Phone 3d.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12

During the summer will close my
ONCE at 4 o'clock each day Of the
week excepting on Saturday when
my Office Will be closed at noon.
Jun14-3t +. p. MOVES.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12

range. but temporarily as the best
available lambing range while he was
preparing his own hardwood tract for
occupancy.
Very truly yours.
LEO G. HARMON.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12


When Francis r. X. Hewlett. su-
perintendent OF the Lake Ives sheep
ranch at Big Bay. went 10 Escana-
ba last week TO encourage the sheep
grazers OF Delta county 10 pool their
wool in a central market, there was
opened up TO CloverIand an industry
which, with the ever-increasing herds
throughout the upper peninsula.
promises 70 equal. II not surpass, The
varied industrial activities Of this
region. The organization OF the CEN
tral market In Delta county Is di-
rectly In charge Of county agent A.
~ Pattison, with Mr.. Hewlett as ex-
pert woal grader, Other counties
where newly-acquired sheep ranches
are located are now considering the
same step and there Is every indica-
tion that il the number OF new set
tiers increases as Il has particularly
during the past year, there may yet
be central wool grading. marketing
and selling market for all upper Mich
Igau.
In accordance with the plan. rail-
road lines directly affected by the
central marketing scheme are insti-
tuting wool shipping rates. hitherto
unknown TO upper Michigan's rail-
road systems. The rate VIII be ar
fecied by the quantity OF the ship
ment and the packing, or baling, sys-
fem adopted By the growers
cloyerland's vast acreage OF cnt
over. heavily grassed lands, therefore
hitherto dead Issue and wasting
in idlencss, is az last becoming rec.
ognized as a great commercial posi-
bility, and the continually increasing
bands Of sheep and herds Of cattle
| coming into this region from tn
west are significant or the RAPID
growth OF the grazing industry in tn
upper peninsula OF Michigan.
That is but one phase OF the stead!
progress and development which
Cloverland is now experiencing
Practically every day brings news o
a step forward in one or more o
upper Michigan's communities. Rea
estate. factories. farms. roads ii
fact every branch of activity is stead
llly pushing ahead.
The Keweenaw county road com
Ialssion is preparing TO make sur
yey OF the proposed route OF the nev
state trunk line highway, 10 be bull
u~der the terms of the new stat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12

The Upper Peninsula Motor Tran
sit company was formally organized
recently in the city OF Esoanaba with
capital stock Of $4,000. The COM
parry Will place an order for it's mot
or equipment Immediately. and by
August 1st will be ready for opera
ton. The company will operate be
tween Menominee. Escanaba, Glad
stone. Rapid River, MAMMA and Ma
pie Ridge.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12

Plans for the construction Of trunk
line highways In Sehoolcraft county
which have been prepared by County
Engineer Mccarthy and the county
road commissioners, and sent 10 the
state highway commissioner for APP
proyol call for a total OF l02 miles
OF macadam road.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12

The county OF Menominee has $780,
600 available for work on the con-
strpetion Of county roads. as result
OF the purchase by the First National
bank OF the city OF one-fourth of the
amount Of bonds voted for by the
people Of Menominee county In the
spring election.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12

A table showing the number Oh
men furnished to the army by each
state during the war was MADE pup
he recently at the war department
New York led with s67,Ss4' ana Nc
Iada stood last. with 5,lO5 IN the 70
,al Of 1857 ,624 men obtained by drait'
voluntary enlistment or through tne
National Gurad. The men actually
furnished ran very closely, the taoie
shows. 10 the obligation Of the states
making their quotas proportonale 70
their population.
The figures are compiled up 70 NO
xember II and the grand total m
cludes the overseas garrisons IN Porto
rico. Hawaii and the Philippines ana
,n Alaska, as well as the American
expoditlonary force and the army az
nome. The states furnished the fol-
lowing number or soldiers
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12

The Keweenaw county road com
IaIssion is preparing TO make a sur
yey OF the proposed route OF the new
state trunk line highway, 10 be bull
u-aer the terms of the new state
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12
POOR COMMISSION.

(soldiors' welcome Aug. a.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12
STOCK rArn AT CRYSTAL FALLS

! lAug. . a Iron RIyerl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12

.(Aug. . at Iron River
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-07-12
STATE ARMY OF isS.asS.

-(soldIers' Welcome Aug 81
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-25
GERMAN ARMY TRUCKS
 SHIPPED TO WASHINGTON

COBLENZ, April "A (by Associated Press) Twenty German army trucks of various types were shipped re- gently from Coblenz to the war de- pertinent in Washington for observa- tion by mechanics of the motor trans portation service of the army. The trucks were selected from lot of 1,250 turned over to the American army of occupation by the Germans, in accordance with the armistice.
 None of the trucks sent to the United States have rubber tires, the Germans being compelled to use var ious substitutes because of the short age of rubber goods. The tires on most of the trucks are of steel on a wooden foundation, the wheel and spokes also being of wood.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-25
KEENAN, LAND NOT ON MAPS
 OF EXPLORER

SAN FRANCISCO, April 23 (by As sociated Press).-A residence on ses ice for an indefinite number of months or even of years, is quite safe and feasible, according to Vilhajalmul ; Stefansson, ,theArctic explorer. Storker Storkersen's recent drift about the Arctic on an ice field he looks upon as an incident devoid of any particu lar danger or difficulties. Speaking recently of some of the results of Stor kersen's drift, as indicated by the par tial reports which have reached him Stefansson said:
 His drift and his soundings show clearly the absence of Keenan land if Keenan land is taken to be as shown on the latest maps published by the American Geographical Soci. ety. However, Captain Keenan's re- port of the sighting of Keenan land was so indefinite that there always has been doubt of just where it would be charted.
 This last journey of the Canadian Arctic expedition also shows afresh what all the journeys have shown that the carrying of food in sledge ex- ploration in the North Polar area is not only unnecessary but actually a disadvantage, as the heavy loads of food interfere with the ease and speed of travel. Seals and bears are avail able as food.
 Tt has also shown that the west ward current, known to exist in the vicinity of the Alaska coast, does not exist, or at least is not pronounced, two hundred miles from land.
 They have confirmed the soundings taken in other parts of the Beaufort sea on the previous journeys of the expedition, showing great depths of the ocean, averaging probably about two miles. I make this last statement tentatively, for we have not as yet Storkersen's complete soundings, but on the general report that he found deep water
 These repeated journeys of the Canadian Arctic expedition show that every part of the polar area is now easily accessible by sledge travel, if only you have with you a party of young men, who are not homesick,
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-25
OFFERINGS AT EMPRESS
 FOR NEXT FEW DAYS

Bessie Barriscale is an American girl born in New York city. She was on the stage for a number of years before going into pictures, her last memorable engagement having been as star in "The Bird of Paradise" :" "The Cup of Life" is her first notable offering to pictures. Miss Barriscale is brown eyed blonde, is five feet and two and one-half inches tall, and weighs one hundred and twenty pounds. Her favorite sports are horse back, riding, tennis and baseball. Her husband is Howard Hickman. At the Empress Sunday evening Bessie Bar riscale will appear in "Bawbs O'The Blue Ridge," which is big theme treated with the same smashing power that made "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" one of the most suc- cessful pictures ever produced. Also a late Pathe News.
 This evening and Saturday-Bryant Washburn in "Skinners Bubble" five act comedy drama that will sure make a hit. Also Hearst Pate News.
 Bryant Washburn is twenty-six years old and born in Chicago. He is five foot eleven and weighs one hun dred and forty-five pounds, has dark brown hair and eyes. Married to Miss Mabel Forrest who plays in the same company with him.
 Monday and Tuesday - William Hart in Wolf Lowly" and another late Pathe News.
 William Hart was born in New burgh, New York, 1870. When six months old he was taken west and never saw a city until he was sixteen years ago, when he went to Min neapolis and was provided with his first pair of shoes, being in mOcca- sions before this near the Indian res ervation. He is six feet one inch in heighth, brown hair, blue eyes and weighs one hundred and ninety pounds. He never married Never had a chance" quotes he.
 Fresh shipment of Brookfeld saus-
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-25

and are willing to spend enough time in their work. For we have shown that you can travel anywhere on the sea ice in summer and live safely on it at periods when you do not care to travel, resuming your journeys again when the season becomes favorable.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-25

The Daily Times job plant Is well equipped for all classe of com mercial printing
The Cordova daily times., 1919-04-25

Fresh shipment of Brookfield saus' age arrived on this boat. Blum O'Neill Co.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
u CLEVELAND. q.

OdbyIa sic niedawno W Cleveland
O.. konferencya przedstawicieli wy
chodztwa polskiego. gdsie zostaia "a
poczatkowana wielka akcya handle
wa O charakterze wybitnie narodo.
wynn. Zostala za}ozona wielka firma
handlowa pod nazwa: Towarzystwo
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Union Liber-
ty Co., z kapitalem zakladowym
$1,000, 900, kt6rego celem jest jed
noczyt kapitai polski W Ameryce i "
Polsce, oraz ujat W polskie rece tax
waznej i zywotne1 sprawy, jaka jest
kolonizacya W Polsce. Obecni sfor-
mowali organizacye Z pietnastu trL
stys6w, dwunastu " Stanach lied
noczonych, trzech W Polsce. Kapita-
Iy beda zebrane " Polsce I Ameryce
ably przez wielka narodowa organi'
zacye przeprowadzic i daG moznos
niesienia pomocy h~andlowej ola Pol
ski a przez to samo wydrzec z rak
aydowskich zywiol6w handel i prze,
mys{ W Polsce i Ameryce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
E CZERWo NEJ Ia
SIEMKI.

,,Gdy zoinierz bys prywatnym
W armii mogi porozumiewae sic
re swoim wyzszym oficerem tyl-
ko "a pomoca ustaw sluzby. ODE
cnie gdy jest juz zwolniony pra-
gnie, ably ~zapomniec wszelkich
wojennych ustaw i opowiedzial
wprost mnie wszystkie swoje klo
poty. Czerwony szewron ma re-
kawie zwolnionego re s}uzby zof-
nierza ME macy, re Armia skwi-
towaM z MIN. My ME skohczyli-
smy rachunkow z naszemi ludz-
mi, poki ME danny i'm piracy, kto-
"a. i'm odpowiada i do ktorej So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
INNE TELEGRAMY


New Ulm, Mimi, % lipca. -
F~ederacya Piracy re Stanu Mime
sofa otrzyma}a cd w. ]. QaudS'e-
go, G. w. Meyera, w. R. Leegar-
d'a, oraz o. o. Larson'a pracow-
nikow PREY poczcie, prosbe o Ia
twierdzenie rzadu sowietow w Ro
syi, tudziez zaprzestania inter
wencyi alianckiei do Rosy.
Youngstown, d lipca. - DIVA
dziescia osm tysiecy robotnik6w
z ogolnej liczby trzydziestu tysie
cy, glosowaso przeciw %generalne-
mu strajkowi. Wiekszose robotni
kow jest "a tenn, ably ~wszystkie
stalownie najmowaiy do piracy 70
5otnikow unijnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-22
z DETROIT, MICH.

Pred kilkoma dnia pociag zabii
13to letniego cHlopca Franciszka
Tamczaka, Fam. pnr. sos Forest ul.
Wypadek ten zdarzyi sic ma krzyz6-
wee Limit kolejowej Grand Trunk,
ma Forest ul. Powiadaja niekt6rzy,
re chiopiec ten czepiai sic towaro-
wego pociagu, idacego ma poiudnie,
inni zn6w mowia, re oczekiwal ma
przejScie pasazerskiego pociagu ida.
cego ma polnoc i zostai uderzony z
nienacka i dostal sic pod koia wa
gonu i zostai przeciety nieomal ma
polowe. Wokolo miejsca wypadku
zebra}a sic grenada ludzi ciekawych
widoku, a widok byi straszny maszy
ma byla oblana krwia ma dlugo& II
stop, wnetrznosci roEwlecEone
/ sk}ebione. usta kurczowo zacisnie-
te. Pc uplywie pot godziny przyje-
chat w6z policyjny | zabrai skrWa-
wione czesci ciala.