davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1919-11-03

Princess Hohenlohe e-Schillingfurst
n Austria, formerly Miss Katherine
britton, daughter of Alexander
Britton. is expected TO arrive at an
FearIy date to be the guest of heS
father. She will have her children
with her and will be- Joined by the
prince later In the winter.
The Washington herald., 1919-11-03

An enjoyable afternoon is prom
ised for December 8. 4:so o'clock,
at the Knickcrbocker Theater. when
Miss Janet Richards will give In
her usual vivid manner a lecture
for charity. the subject being "Po-
iiticaI Puzzles OF the Hour-Home
and Foreign"
The Washington herald., 1919-11-03
LUNCHEON At
GAFE ST. MARKS

Hiss Mildred Bromweu, daughter of
b late Col Bromwell. has returned
Washington and rejoined her
bother after making an extended
fisit with Miss Alyns Graef at the
Bot Springs.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
Zadecydowano podwoie liezbs

Zadecydowano podwoic liezbs
rzadowych stacyi zywn~osciowych
W Paryiu, otworzye szereg no.
wych ludowych restauracyi, oraz
ulatwiac publicznosci zakupno
srodkow spozywczych "a posred-
nictwem stowarzyszen koopera--
tywnych. Ponadto Rad oznaczy
umiarkowane ceny ma znajdujace
sic W magazynach wojskowych
zapasy zywnosci i sprzeda znacz-
niejsza Geese ich tym stowarzy--
szeniom wspoidzielczym.
Dalej postanowii cabinet "a
mianowac podsekretarza zywno-
sciowego, ktory wyposazony be-
die w szeroka wiadze scigania
karania w~szystkich nielegalnych
spekulacyi srodkami spozywczy-
mi. Ma spekulantow. zywnoscio-
wych nakiadane bsda bardzo wy
sokie grzywny, a ponadto wyrok
skazujacy pozbawiac ich bedzie
praw obywatelsklch.
Podsekretarzem zywnosciowym
zostanie zamianowany d~eputowa-
nv Henri Roy Orleanu.
N STRAJK AGRAR-
NY w NIEMCZECH.
Ko~penhaga, 16. lipca. - Me
mieccy komuniSci daza do zorga-
nizowania i wywoiania natych-
Mast ogolno = krajowego pow
szechnego strajku wszystkich ro-
botnikow, zajetych w rolnictwie.
aby W ten sposob uniemozliwic
tegoroczne zniwa i spowodowac
zniszczenie zbiorow ma polu. Po-
dobny strajk wybuchl juz ma Po-
morzu, gdzie Rad oglosif z tego
powodu stan wojenny.
Panujace cd pewnego czasu
grozne strajki w Berlinie zostaiy
odwolane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
Wiadomo$Ci Z Town
Of Lake.

" p~oniedzialek rano o godzinie 9ej
odby} sic pogrzeb S. p. Ludwiki Koko-
wskiej z domu zaioby pnr. 445S So.
Honore ul., przy udziale krewnych i
znajomych do k~oScioia p. W. Najsw.
Serca Pana Jezusa, gdzie zostalo Cd
prawione nabozenstwO z asysta, kt6re
celehrowai Y. Franciszek Karabasz, W
as~ystencyi X. Kazimierza Pijanow--
skiego jake dyakona i X. Antoniego
WiSniewskiego jake subdyakona. Zwio-
XII przedwczeSnie zmarlej, bo zaledwie
l~iczacej lat 90 ziozono ma wieczny spo-
czynek ma cmentarzu Zmartwychwsta-
MIA Panskiego. Mech odpoczywa W po-
koju.
Prace murarskie okoio budowy no
wego koscioia p. W. Sw. Jana Bpzego
50 cokolwiek ~wstrzymane z powodu
obecnego strajku, lecz W zawodzie ka-
mieniarskim robotnicy wciai pracuja
PREY budowie wiet koscioia i praca ia
szybko postepuje naprz6d. Wieze te be-
da $50 stop wysokosci 8budowane sill
ME z samego kamienia a krzyae ma
szczycie Obu wiei beda po uko6czeniu
oswietlone swiatlem elektrycznem, $40
wen koscid bedzie ~wspanialy / wielce
upiekszy dzielnice Town of Lake, a pa
rafianie szczycie sic beda, IL doczekali
sic nowego kociola, gdzie bedzie vie
cej miejsca ola mich i dzieci.
Edward SSyniszewski, syn PIP. Leona
/ Waleryi Szyniszewskich, zam. pnr.
$500 SO. Loomis ul., kt6ry pred tygo-
dniem wr6cii do ro~dzicielskiego domu
z Francyi zwolniony honorowo cd dal-
szej siuzby wojskowej, W tych dniach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
2 BOSTON. MASS.

Ferdynand Penezelek, lat SO. -
zonaty, znaleziony zostai nieiywym
W swojem mieszkaniu ma trzeciem
pietrze domu pod numerm 2s7 West
Alta ulica So. Bosto okoio godziny
4 po poiudniu W piatek. Mieszkaf on
sam jeden, rodzina jego Gala miesz-
ka " Polsce, W dawnym zaborze au-
stryackim,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
2 SUPERIOR, WIS.

Biskup NJ. Kudelka zamianowa}
x. Franciszka Nowaka ma probosz--
CA polskiej parafii sw. Wojciecha
W East Ind. ma miejsce X. A. A.
Jaidzewskiego. x. Jazdzewskiego
biskup 7amianowal kapelanem SIZE
rocihca sw. Jozefa ma Caddott ave
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
Rad FRANCUSKI OZNACZY
CENY zYWNOSCI.

Paryz, Is. lipca. - Ma wczo--
rajszem posiedzeniu gabinetu
francuskiego postanowiono chwy
eie sic energicznych srodkow, ce-
lem ~polozenia konca drozyznie
EywnoSei i innych potrzeb zycia
codzienneso.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
z L o
DO O

Rzym, 16. lipca. - Gabriel d
Annunzio, slawny wioski autor,
a cd czas6w wojny i aviator,
przedsiewezmie napowietrzna pc
droz z Wioch do Toxic i z powro
tenn. Gaia podroz, kt6ra wynosic
bedzie okoio 10000 mil, ma po-
trwac okeIo miesiaca. Droga pro-
wadzic bedzie ponad Maia Azya,
Indyami, Chinami i Japonia, az
do jej stolicy. Oczywiscie, 1t
wzdluz tego szlaku zostana poza-
kladane stacye, w ktorych lotnik
bedzie mogi sic zaopatrywac W
potrzebne zapasy ,gazoliny, zyw-
noSci it'd.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
PERSHING
w

Londyn, 16. lipca. - Wczoraj
przybyl TIL wraz re swym sztabem
general John J.. Pershing, komen-
dant wojsk Stanow Zjednoczo--
nych we Francyi, celem wziecia
udzialu w majacych sic tn odbyc
uroczystosciach z racyi zawarcia
zwycieskiego pokoju. w Dover
powital go general Sir Henry S.
Horne ma czele gwardyi honoro-
wei. Jutro general Pershing ma
wyglosiG przemowienie do czson-
kow komisyi wojskowych obu
LIB parlamentu brytyjskiego.
GRozBA STRAJKU GoRNI-
7 cZEGO w ANGLII.
Londyn, 16. lipca. - CALEB An
gill zagraza strajk gornikow, a
sytuacya PogorszySa sic znacznie
wczoraj, sdy tysiace gornikow,
zwlaszcza w okolicy Yorkshire,
zerwalo wszelkie rokowania
wia$cicie!ami kopaln, czyniac
przygotowania do powszechnego
bezrobocia. L wietu stron daja sie
slyszec komentarze, re sytuacya
ma rynEach piracy w Wielkiej Bry
tamil nigdy jeszcze ME byla tax
.powazna jak teraz i re nigdy An
gill ME zagraza} bolszewizm bar
dziej bezposrednio i gwaltownie
jak w chwili obecnej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

W niedziele ubieglq W Ochronce pol
skiej Anioia Str6ha, PREY Gross ave. i
46tej ul., odbyio sic posiedzenie czlon-
k6w KOmitetu ObywatelskiegO, dziel-
nicy Town Of Lake. Ma posiedzeniu Cd
czytane zoSta}o s~prawozdanie z dOcho-
dow | rozchod6w, kt6re p0zniei bedzie
zamleszczone W naszcm PiSmie. Komi-
tet Obywatelski dzielnie sic spisal gdyz
wyslal ma rece Centralnego Komitetu
Obywatelskiego, $500 n kasyer ma W
posiadaniu $4O0. z czego wynika, re
~gospodarka byla doskonala i zasluguje
ma uznanie | pochwale.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
HURAGAN
w CHILE.

Valparaiso, Chile, 16. lipca. -
Miasto tutejsze nawiedzii nocna
pora straszny huragan, skutkiem
ktorego 81 os6b utoneio, a praw-
dopodobnie znacznie wiecej po--
nadto straciio zycie.
Skutkiem rozpetanego zywio}u
zatonsto Is okretow i z~niszczo-
rych zostsso p~rzeszlo sto mniej--
szych statkow i lodzi. Szkode ma
teryalna obliczaja ma 70 milionow
dolarow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

W miniona niedziele 0 godzinie Pei
popoiudniu w koSciele p. W. Sw. Jana
Bozeso, polaczony zostai ~dozgonny
zwiqzek maiAeGski p. Jana Hankiewi-
CA, z panna Wiktorya Antczak. Stu
bnej ceremonii dopeinil Y. Szczepan
Szczepahski, mIodej a dobranej pare
druzbowali: p. J6zef Zyndel z panna
Marta Hankiewicz, siostra pana mio-
diego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

Ubiegiej niedzieli W koSciele p. w.
sw. Jana Bozego. odbyi sic chrzest syn
ka PIP. Wojciecha i Maryi Piwowar-
skich, kt6remu ma chrzcie Sw. madame
imle Jan. Chrzestnymi byli: Jan Ma
stella / Anna RolSynga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

gnac jeszcze W tel sprawie kablo-
gramem opinii prezydenta Will
soma.
Postanowiono dalej, re specy--
alma komisya sliancka odbedzie
d. % lipca konferencye z reprezen
tantami Belgii i Holandyi, ce-
lem om6wienia niektorych spor--
nych kwestyi pomiedzy tymi dwo
ma krajami i doprowadzenia do
polubownego zaiatwienia owych
kontrowersyi.
BERLIN GODZI SIZE MA
RENSKA REPUBLIKE
Bazylea, is. 'lipca. - Donosza
tn nieoficyalnie, re Rad berlihski
zgodzii sic ma poniechanie swej
opozycyi przeciwko kreowaniu
republiki nadrenskiej, a domaga
sic tylko, ably ME zrywaia ona
swe> iscznoSci z panstwem ME-
mieckiem.
Reprezentanci obecnego prowi-
zorycznego rzadu republiki mad
renskiej oSwiadczyii poprzednio
kilkakrotnie, re ME pragns zry--
wac iaeznoSci z Niemcami, a cho-
dzi i'm tylko o odosobnienie sic i
uniezaleznienie cd Prus, ktore sd
wrogiem i tyranem caiej MEM.
czyzny.
~0A~
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
%TslegTamy. zagTadczns.

Dokohczenie .e strolncy /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

Oh. Jan Eichman, k%ontraktor robot
kanalizacyinych, otrzymal prace PREY
budynku polskiego skIadu p. II. Iii,
berty Clothing CO., micszczacego sic
PREY narozniku So. Ashland ave, / 49ta
utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

Ma ostatniem posiedzeniu Tow. p. W.
sw. Antoniego, No. $50 Zjed. P. r. X.
wybrano delegation ma sejm Zjedno-
czenia p. Antoniego Ruscha a zastep-
ce p. NJ. Twardowskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

y. Konsultor Ludwik Grudzinski, pc
wr0cii z kr0tkich wakacyi 2 Wisconsin,
dokad byi wyjechai 2 okazyi nadzwy-
czajnego posiedzenia konsultOr6w, kt6-
re Odbyio sic wczoraj w kancelaryi ar
cybiskupiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16
RANTZAU ~AMBASADOREM
DO AUSTRYI.

Wieden, is. lipca. - Rad tu-
tejszy zaakceptowai nominacye
hr. Ulricha Brockdorff- Rantzau'a
niemieckim ambasadorem ola e
publiki austryackiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

Czeslaw Napierski, Fam. pnr. 4676
So. Racine ave-, zostal n~ajechany przez
automobil kierowany reka Waciawa La
tusza, Fam. pnr. 5617 California ave. i
odni6si bolesne uSzkodzenia cieleSne.
Zawieziono go do domu, gdzie pozosta-
je pod opicka lekarska.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

Ubieg}ej niedzieli odbyl sic W kosciele
p. W. sw. Jana Bo4ego chrzest coreczki
PIP. Stanisiawa SMsryi Durg6w. kt6-
rel madame imiona: Genowefa- Franci-
ska. Chrzcstnymi byli: Walenty Pal
czak i Franciszka Czubieh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

Oh. Antoni Pluskota, w tych dniach
nabyl realnoSc pnr. 5011 So. Aberdine
ul., cd oh. J6zefa Kwiatkowskiego "a
sumo $1,000. Sprawy legalne zaiatwiO-
lie zosta}y W banku braci Kowalew--
skich, PREY w. 51ej i So. Throop I'll.
*
Walenty Rokostki, zam. pnr. 1851 So.
LOOMS III, pokl6ci1 sic o wzgIedy pew
nej panienki z rywalem Wincentym
Zajakala, Fam. pnr. 261S W. 26ta ul.,
z kt6rej przyszio do b6jki ma noze. Re
zultat b6jki by} taxi, re p. Rokostkie-
so zabrano ma stacye policyjna a "a
jakaie do szpitala powiatowcso (Coun-
ty Hospital).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

objai z powrotem z~aszczytna i odpo--
wiedzialna posade kasyera banku braci
Kowalewskich, PREY narozniku 51ej i
So. Throop ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-16

Madryt, 16. lipca: - Oficyalny
rapport podaje, re marokahski bry-
giant Raisuli ~rozpoczai atak ma
hiszpanskie LIME komunikacyjne
pomisdzy Laroche a Tatuan.
miedzy MIN a w~ojskami
toczy sic zacieta i do
jui obie strony poniosly
bardzo ciezkie straty.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
APARTMENT Thief
GETS BIG GEM HAUL

Miss Elsie Wall. OF the Deacon
apartments, Eighteenth street and
Columbia road northwest. last night
reported that her apartment had been
| entered and jewelTy valued at 81 ,362
stolen.
Detectives who investigated the
, case reported that the apartment had
| been entered by "jimmying' the front
| door. The stolen jewelry consisted of
a diamond ring valued at 500, a gold
bar pin valued at $3.50, a gold ring
with Tiffany setting valued at $3.50,
/ and several other smaller pieces of
! jewelry.
H. T. Watson. Of 214O NJ street
northwest. was held up at the point
Of a pistol by two negroes yester-
day afternoon and robbed of SOS. while
walking across a vacant lot in rear
of $500 Ninth street northwest. After
robbing Watson, the highwaymen
struck him over the head with bot
tie and left him bleeding and nearly
unconscious. He was taken to Freed
mems Hospital
Watson, who Is local agent for an
insurance company, was endeavOring
to sell insurance in the section where
the attack occurred yesterday after
noon. Meeting two negroes standing
on corner watson inquired WnelheI
they wanted to obtain a policy. One
! replied that he was willing. but must
go to his home to discuss the matter
fully.
Watson and the negroes started
across the lot. and when about half
across one of the negroes drew a re-
volver and ordered him to hold up his
: hands.
Mrs. Frank ]. Heiberger, 1908 L
street northwest, reported yesterday
that she bought box Of Strawberries
from huckster who appeared at her
door and offered him a IS bill. The
huckster left the premises to get
change, but failed to return.
Several articles of wearing ap-
parel worth SIS were stolen from the
home of Hattie Hall, 21s Bryant court
northeast, last night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30

Summer weather suggests such a costume Smart
ailored skirts Of wash gabardine ottoman cloth Tr
inc and DiQue are here ut $3.50 to 5000 Silk ski
or sports and dress wear SI2.5O to $40 so All IL
moment styles. FaIaiS ROyaLThird Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
OTHER WASHINGTON
MEN BACK FROM WAR

These Washington men arrived
"Wednesday at Hoboken from over
seas:
Sergt Archie Anderson. 1440 West
Etreet; Corp. Edgar Rawlings, 2112 F
street northwest; Lewis Smithers,
e140 N street northwest: Private Ed
ward d. Walter; Sergt. John w. Sulli-
van, 631 Second street northwest;
corp. Elmer l. KidweH, box H.,
route B. Station n; Lieut.. Ralph P
Thalmann, 1925 Iowa avenue; Private
Sohn c. Field, Washington Missionary
college: Corp. Selma Rogers, 1881 D
street southeast; Lieut.. Roscoe Doyle,
1919 Twenty-first street northwest.
IL IL to your best interest to put
ESOuF Liberty Bond interest in W. 8. S.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
G. q. WINS DEBATE.

Georgetown University won in a
debate with Tufts University in Bos-
ton last Friday. The following men
represented Georgetown: John J.
Darby, jr.; Edward ]. Callahan and
William. J. CuIIinan, all of the law
school
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30

Swift Company's sales Of Fresh Beet
in Washington. D. c, for the week ending
Saturday, May -, 1919, averaged $3.50
cents per pound.-Advt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
Extra Size Vests,
Saturday at 2oc

Not merely large-proportiona
~ extra size in both width and
length. Ribbed. easily adjusted.
while conforming to the figure.
Sizes so and 90 at 29c.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
WOmen's Milan
Silk Gloves, 79c

This noted make of gloves,
with double finger tips, are Of
fered at roc instead of s1.OO
pair, because in white only. Sizes
6, s 1-2 and Z. Look for
famous name in the hem OF
these gloves-come tomorrow
such gloves, at 79c pair, are a
rarity.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-30
Children's Socks,
3 Pairs for SEC

SILK like mercerized cotton
socks. in white. with blue or pink
stripe cuff tops Sizes to 81 at
3 pairs for soc. Less than zoe pair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-02
Liberty UnknOzen Quantity
In Russia, Says Writer

States would be If soap box orators
could oust the ordinary people from
Washington and replace the gov
ernment with agitators. each of
whom would practice his own the
ories without recognizing precedent
law or customs of living, in an effort
10 thrust reforms" down the throats
of the people.
Went From Germany.
I entered Russia through the Ger
man bolshevik front in Lithuania,
as the first official penetrating
this front-hitherto only German
secret official missions" used this
route-with an open mind. After
being passed under guard from the
army outpost through regimental,
division. corps and army STATS
most of which were composed of
ordinary youths. apparently without
qualification for responsibility ar
rived at Moscow Owing 10 the
fact there are now no hotels I was
obliged while still unwashed and un-
shaved to call on the foreign minis
ter and get a permit TO live there.
The bolsheviki declare they do not
want foreigners inside the soviet do
CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-02

BY United Press
PARIS. June 2.-The fact that
the German counter proposals prac-
ticany constitute a new treaty led TO
the belief today that the allies re-
ply may not be completed before
the first of next week
Under direction Of the big four.
experts have been commissioned TO
study every point raised by the Ger
mans with a view to singing out
any well founded suggestions.
A difference of opinion continues
TO exist in the press and unofficial
quarters as TO whether the allies will
make any notifications in the orig
inal treaty. The French are unquali-
fiedly against even the slightest con-
cession, but some Paris newspapers
express the belief that some minor
alterations may be made TO permit
the German delegation 10 save its
face in signing the treaty. Unofficial
information obtained by the United
Press last week and circulated here
by the Agence Radio, 10 the effect
that many Of the allied delegates
were inclined to favor unimpOrtant
bears this out.
Wilson Favors Concessions.
we understand Pres't Wilson
will favor certain concessions TO
Germany, one being her admittance
TO the league Of nations within a
year after the treaty is signed" said
TIntransigeant. He is also anxious
for the big four 20 return TO their
original decisions regarding the
northern boundaries of Germany
Furthermore he is endeavoring 10
prevent the allies from insisting too
strongly on the question of respon-
sibilities'
The story OF how the United Press
beat on the summary Of the German
counter proposals, telegraphed from
Berlin. caused Foreign Minister
Brockdorff- Rantzau 10 abandon his
plan 10 hold them until the last
minute Thursday and caused him to
transmit everything then completed
Wednesday night. has just been re-
vealed. The United Press dispatch
from Berlin on Wednesday scooped
two continents. When Brockdorff-
Rantzau learned Of the dispatch ne
decided 10 hand in Immediately the
portions of the counter proposals
then printed. The French foreign Of
fee thus received the first install
ment near midnight Wednesday. in
stead Of on Thursday as planned
A semi official dispatch from Yer
sailles said that when Brockdorff
/ Rantzau learned that a summary OF
/ the counter proposals had been cab
! led TO American newspapers Wed
nesday he telegraphed Immediately
10 Berlin declaring a grave dis
courtesy had thus been committed
! against the allies
/ Berlin replied that the incident
was due 70 a misunderstanding
I the dispatch said.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-06-02
OPEN TRIAL YEAR
AFTER SHOOTING
Evidence is Begun in Tom
CaSe-WitneSSeS Testify
Prisoner Confessed Crime.

Just one year 20 the day after
Mrs Sanford Robinson and Mrs.
Arley Hilligas were shot down on
the street in Mishawaka, evidence
against Peter Tom, charged with the
double murder. was begun in super
Tor court Monday.
The sisters were murdered on
sunday afternoon, June ., 1918, at
Mishawaka av. and Calhoun St, and
Tom was captured two days later
IN Lakeville. Since that time he has
been i'm the county Jail, without bail,
awaiting trial.
Alleged Confession offered.
The alleged confession by Tom
that he killed the two women was
introduced by the oral testimony OF
the hrst witnesses, among them be-
ing Chief OF Police Peter Kline OF
South Bend and Chief Pfender OF
Mishawaka. Both Kline and Pfender
testified thaI Tom admitted the muir
ders in conversations with them al
the county Jail shortly after he was
brought there from Lakeville. They
also asserted that Tom identified the
weapon. which was introduced IS ar
exhibit. as the one he used in the
shooting.
Might Have Avcrted Tragedy.
II Patrolman Charles Oshampaugt
OF Mishawaka had been able 10 stop
Tom when he met him on the street
on the day Of the tragedy the muir
ders might not have been committed
on the witness stand Monday Os-
hampaugh testified that .Irs. Robin
son and Mrs. Hilligas had notified
him 20 arrest Tom on their com.
plant, asserting that Tom was carry
ing gun and threatened 20 shoot
them. The patrolman said shortly
after this ne saw Tom walking dowr
the street. called al him 10 stop. bat
Tom took 10 his heels and disa p-
peared down an alley. shortly after
this the murders occurred.
Frank Niezgodski, formerly
deputy sheriff. testified concerninl
the arrest OF Tom at Lakeviue. T. J
Swantz. coroner last year told % eN
amining the bodies OF the victim.
after the murders and described tn,
course OF the bullets. which wer,
fired at close range.
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