davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09
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W dnju 81 lipca br. pob1o-
goslawil Wielebny ks. pro-
boszcz Dominik kolasiliski w
Pulaskim, D. L. zwiqzek mall
zzenski ~pomiedzy panem Teo-
dorem Wyscckim a paln4 E.
miliq Rozycka obecnosci
wielu rodakow jake tel urze-
dnikow 2 powiatu Walsh Co.,
w Dakocie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09
sw. Joz ia p

SW. JoAEio P'
swiecalo sw"ja nova choraglew,
ktora smiaio nazwaG mozna NAY
piekn eisza zc wszystkich, co IN :
w~daieczac nalezy ob. karolowi
Nowakowi, ktory .iako gener;lny
agent domu handlowego dat ~
200 dolarow ehoYagiew, szacowanil
przcz znawcow na wircej, jak diva
razy lyle.
Uroczy>tosG mia'a przcbicS
nzstepujacy: Z~aproszono wszy>tNle
Towarzystw. koscielne, ktorc o
godzinic j. wyru>zyfy z sail 10
scivluei. Tow. sw. Wojciecha, l4o
me5cayzn, i Tow. sw. Jozefa, 50
mezczyzn m&.iac > handy .ledle
pod uazwa Independent CoF~st
Bau1, y druga hapeM po1shu pod
razwu kosciuszki, w slle % muzy-
kantow, grajaca .juz talk d%oskonale,
&e smialo moze sic popisywac
wosec innoEarodowcow. Poehod
ten maszerowaf przez ulice l5ta,
obrucaia Sc uljc! Carson W DO
mostu Sm;tlltieidowski~go, gi2ie
oczekiwaty bract"az drugi, strony
rZtki: Sw. Mirhata, pod GuWU!X-
TWEEN %kapitana Jozetl Ros'h>k>ego,
80 ludzi, Tow. sw. Stanisiawu
kostki, lao, Tow. Serca Jezusowc@o,
60 ludzi. Dwa Towarzystwa re
South Side III Yrmowaty SIG W
szpaIer pc obu stronach ulicy, gdzie
objaf @towne dowodztwo kapitan
Jozef Rasin>ki jako yencrat-mar-
szalex rarady i rrowadzji orszak
PREY dzwieku muzyki p:zez cata
Carson uiice AZ do kosciola sw.
Woiciecia PREY u!icy lotej. Pro-
cesya Z w;eik!m intuzyazmem przy.j-
mowaiy tiumy ludu pols!sivgo j
nnonarodowcow, gdyz rzeczywiscie
bardzo iudn;e to wygladafo, u
zewszai hyio slychuG nicmiccSic i
~angielskie rochwaty: = lie Polaki
to dzielne w%oj~ko = z miny, po-
stawy ruchow prawdziwe bohatery.
Nine ledwie 2 radosci SERGE
ME wyskoczyto! Gdyby nam Pan
Bog dat je4nosc j zgodr, to takivh
zuchow u mas Pittsburghu No-
liczyc by mozna do tysiaca, Il
wtedy gdybysmy parade zrobiii,
ME pogardzanoby Mani, .jak DIS,
ale kazdy Niemiec i Irish by 3
respektom o mas mowit i wz;qcie
nusze byioby M pierwszem mie.iscu.
Ale az nadto rozgHdatem sic o
radosci, jaka mnie opanowafa, Il
nasz orszak przecie mic czeka, tylao
~maszeruje do kosciofa, i tam plzy
najwiekszej solennosei zaczyna Sc
JUL poswierenie. Ce!ebr!jarym byt
Ojciec Bernardo, przeor st. Mlchata,
asystentami ks.Jaworski zColIegium
sw. Ducha, ks. Chrystufor j ks.
Ignucy od sw. Piotra j Ks. Lauth
cd sw. Stanisfawa kostki. Ksiadz
Jgnacy miat kazanie nicmieckie, q
ks. Lnuth polskie. KS. Miskiewicz,
jake proboszcz, doktadat wszeISich
staraa, ably akt uroczysty odbyt
sic z ,jaknajwieksza okazatoscia.
Pc nieszporach znowu muszero-
wafy wszystkie Towarzystwa swym
porzadkiem az do ulicy 1Otej i
Carson, gdzic sic pozegnefy i TO
zeszty. z bardzo wielu domow,
nawet obcych narodowoscl, wy
wieszono narodowe choragwie, co
naszo scrca bardzo rozwcselifo.
Mianowicie podobafa sic wspaniafa
choragiew powiewa. jaca z domu OBJ.
Wasilewskiego,
Kazdy nabrut otuchy do zycia
braterskiego w zgodzie i mitosci.
Dzich ten poruszyi serca naszych
Polakow i nadai bodzca, ably wiazac
sic mocniej w .jeden wezef, widzac
ze zbiorowa situ stanowi punkt o.
parcia przcciwko cicmiezcom poi
skiego narodu.
Mtza1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09


trzcsienie ziemi W poiudniowcj Ka.
rolinie. Miasto Charleston ma bye
zupclnio %zburzone, wiece.i .iak GO
osob zabitych u przeSzfo 100, pc
wiekszci czesci czarnych, ciezko
roranionych. Komunikacye kole-
jpwe TEN miastem przerwane.
w Georgii j Virginii ,ak5c VA
uwazono mocnc wstrzasnlenla.
Konsekracya mianoSancgo
bskupcm Green-Bayskim Ks. Fry
dcryka Kratza odbedzie sic W dnlu
II wrZcsnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09
Sprawy biezace

Redaktor Wlaruso Hicronim
Derdowski, wyjechaf we VITO
rex, : wrzesnia, pred pofu-
dniem do Minneapolis, gdzie
sic spotka W domu Cenzora
Gryglaszewskiego z obecnym
redaktorem Zgody p. NJ. |.
Sadowskim i p. Leonem He'll
pernem, Zjazd tych %czterech
kierownikow opinii publicznej
pomiedzy %emigracya polska W
Ameryce prawdopodobnie ME
pozostanie bez wpfywu tax ma
ich dalsze dzia1anie, jake tel
ma nasza zbiorowa prace naro-
dowq wogole.
Wojna W Pittsburgh szcze-
siiwie sic skohczyfa bez roz-
lewu krwi zwyciestwem HUI
zarow-jak sic dowiadujemy
krotko pred zamknieciem re-
dakcyi. Najprzw. ks. biskup
Pahlen wczwal do siebie OBJ.
Nowaka i czterech jego Huza-
row oraz ks. Miskiewicza. zba-
dat sprawe i powasniore stro-
ny p%ogodzil, oswiadczywszy
ks. Miskiewiczowi, ably nadal
przeciw Towarzystwu Huza-
row ME wystepowaf, dopoki
tylko katolicy do Mich przyj-
mowani beda jake czlonko-
vie. KS. Miskiewicz podaf ka-
pltanowi Nowakowi reke, kto-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

siowami, slosui acemi sic do alStu
uroczystego, dee, Maria, cratic
plena, ora pro aebis, gdyl tenn
siowy byt ten dzwon ochrzcony
Potem JUL plyneIy wyrazy z ust
ks. Chowanca potolliem zfotej wy.
mowy i iakby lroroczego natchnie-
MIA, porywaiac serca i du>ze do
wyzyn iebiailshich Njgdy .~jeszczc
lud nasz ME sluchat kazania z
takicm natezenicm i uWaya. -
Gdyby ME ks. Chowanicc pic by
fybv sic nasze wiarusy nawct do
w:edziaty, pod jaIlim tytutem d.won
poSwjccono.
| COZ rob;a Money? Nieza-
diugo czytano " Nor3 Stern, IL
ow Wie!ebny !~;al'an Mat kazanie
" .je1yku ;ngiej>Sim. Me jest to
Szyder-two i Masmirwanie sic 2
rol~ki~.i mowy? Wledsa o tenn
Niemry dohrzc, II w'cle G6rno-
szlazakcw, kt5rych .iuz B;smark
nieco zniemczyf, wolelIhy tutaj
movie pc niemiecku, .iak W swoim
.jczyk" o.i~".yS,ym, gdyz g!Gbic.l
tkwi i'm sercu Toter1u,I, ME
Oic=y=1to.
Wiedza tee nasi sasiedz., &c
owe wyrodNi polskic Iie zyja W
bratniri mitosci, jednosci zgodzir,
DO gdy bsl mitynS ~sz;o!ny, zesz!o
Sc ich 6 cbywatcIi, a inni mowiii:
= Wolimy sohie okolo siana -po-
rzadzic lub ma pare kupcll posjcc,
a ha mityn. to zle zrobitAy. = \
vice lych Is wiarusow musiato
milczcc, DO widzieli, Re N;emcow
jest przcwaznie wiecej.
w n%aszej paratii jest wiele
ludzl, talk niewiast, jake tez i
~mezczyzn, ktorzy sc juz w starym
KRAFT zapisali do Bractwa Rozahca
sw. Tut"j wrlsat ich byfy pro-
boszcr ks. N"gl w .iakis Terem i
kazaf i'm skfadac pc 5 centow
mics ecznic (Storti to skiadki
%.jednakze nielltorzy mezczyzni o.
pfacat nc chcicli), j'ko tel i
spowiedz odprawiaG, co pobotnc
kobietlSi chetnic czynify.
Pred pierwszym lipcem Cd
.%jecl,at do starego kraj u byty pro-
boszcz, czyli nasz ,,ksiedzosck",
jak 90 zwaf lud szIaski, i talk
zostat 8" erein osierocony; czfon-
kcwie nawet do spowicdzi ME
chodzili, albowiem Pater Thomas
0. s. B. mowi tyIko pc niemiccku
i angielsku.
Wtedy atoli kobietki z owego
Tereiuu zgromadzity sic a byio
to ~jeszcze pred &niwami = W
liczbie so i prosify o polskicgo
ksiedza ma spowiedz, ktore ich
slowa ttumaczyf ks. Sroka. Ob;e-
cano przystac i'm go "a II dni, az
3niwa przemina, lecz teraz .juz pc
wiekszej czesci w%ymfocone, Il
ksiedza polskiego Jeszcze ME spro-
wadzono, i prawdopodobnie owa
obiccanka spefznie na niczcm, DO
jak ksiadz Nagl, tax samo nicza-
wodnie powicdziat i Pater Thomas,
z obawy, by lnni kaptani, kazno-
dziejstwem, l~sdzkoscia j sprawic-
dIlwoscia zdolniejsi, Iudzi mu ME
odrywali cd jego paratii. Ale juz
Ia p6zno, DO sic Gaia parafa po-
znata ma nlemieckich fifach.
Obcego ksiedza nawet ma pa
%rafalny odpust ME dopuszcza!
Jestem jednak pewny, re teraz
pocafuje Nicmiec Polaka W stope
wnet, o czem doniose Cd A do n,
Y, Il.
Owa Ochafkowa zagadke j ia
Odpad{om tax. ink A Goszcv1n sl,i
z Wenony i Jozcf Gfoskowski 2
Radomia. | my tn ~jeszcze many
Bismarka W North Prairie, z TAXA
sama gtowa, .jak zelazny kanclcrz
W Berlin;c. Reszte wclp za,nilczcG.
II usZaEOwanirm
Beatus.
Nasterna korcspondcncya przyj-
die ma G. it'd.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09
Posag
JageiIy i Dad wigi

ma plautacyach w krakowle.
Dnia so lirca skohczono usta-
wienic ma planta"h, ma lynn
fadnym ~w2gorku, Ntory sic
wznosi cd strony uIjcy Slaw-
kowskie.j marmurowy pomnik
,,Jagiel]y i Jadwigi, dluta SIP.
Sosnowskiego.
Tworca tel grupy zrobil Z
niei, jAk moze wan wiadomo,
oiiare Uniwersytetowi Krakow
skicmu, w celu umleszcZenia
jej przysionku Gmschu
WszecInicy. Gdy .jednak plan
tego gmaclu. PREY robocic kto-
rego rzeczona ozdoba uwzglel-
nion4 ME byla ma umieszczenie
grupy w miejscu przez dawce
wskaZanem ME pozwalat, uni
wersytet tedy o1iarowa1 dzielo
Sosnowskiego miastu, a raczej
Aomisyl plantacVnti, ola PREY
oZuobienia MEM ktoreikolwiek
czesci pieknych plant Krakow
skich. | lcpszego za!ste uzytku
z tel rzcczy 2rob;c mic mogl:
dzis bowiem grupa s}ynnego
naszego rzezbiarza, ustawiona
w iednej z uajfadmejszych par
tyi plant, ma mle,j scu okazalem
i uczeszczanem, wsrod drew,
krzewow dywanow kwiecisvy-
CHI, ma pochyfym gazonie wzgor-
ka rozrzuconych, stanowi taxa
ozdobe re kazde bogatsze mia
sto mogloby jej ram poza-
zdrosciG.
Cmieszczona ma zgrabnej pos
tawie zszaregogranitu, wysokiej,
jak sic zdaje, ma diva metry Z
CORA, grapa Sosnowskiego pred
stawia te wielkiej donios1osci
chwi]e, kiedy pogahski ksiqze
Litwy s!ubuje w%iernosc m]odo-
c%ianej kr6lewnie po]skiej, a z
MIA - tel wierze Chrystusa,
ktorej Qua jest przedstawicielkq
i ma wymowyiejszq diam re
czniczka.
Jadwlga, W pow}oczystej sza-
Gle, drapujqcejs isle W rieknc fat
dy,wkoronie krolewskie), wlozo
mel ma glove, ktorej tyl lekki
we.on os]ania, 0 pieknem obi.
GU, wzniesionem W gore jak-
gdyby .jasniejqcem duchem
oIiory, prawa reke podaje
lSsiq2ecemu oblubiencowi swo-
jemu, a w Level, podniesionej
wysoko trzyma krzyz, ktoremu
sauna jest pos1usznq i ola kto-
rego zyskuje wraz z Wfadysfa-
wen - Lltwe.
W}adysfaw zas, obleczony
W misiurke i ko]czuge, w ksia-
2ecej czapce i ksiqzecym plasz-
GU, ktorego fa}dy sp]ywajq z
ramion ku dofowi, twarz po-
godna i s~zlachetnq zwraca ku
k%r2y2owi, prawa rekq ujmuje
w uscisk reke Jadwigi, a lewa
OPERA ma rekojesci miecza,
ruchem tax wyrazistym, jak
gdyby zaprzysiegaf dobywaG
go W obronie krzyza, ktoremu
wiernos6, wraz zreka oblub;eni-
cy slubuje.
M'edzy ksiazeca para artysta
umiescii dwie, wsparte 0 zlam
filaru, tarcze z wyrytemi ma
mich herbami dwoch KRAKOW,
z}qczonych aktem zwiazku VIA
dys}awa Z Jadwiga w jedna
calosc; pod spodem zas grupy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

AM IERYIAA.
Rabin Ben .Akita mowi: ME
ma mic nowego pod s%tohcem," ale
OTTO azczcgofy, ktorc z @pewnoscia
dawnjei sic ME z~larzaiy:
Dwi"srio wagonow kolrjowych
.lerzmienia, 2akupionc@o san
francisco, Cal, odstawjaja do Mil
waukeo w TAXI sposob: Wjoza je
poludniowa kolcj4 Pact ic DO New
Orleans, ztamtad okletami do No
wego lo.ku, potem s~piawiaja bcr-
iinKami kunafcm Erie do Buffalo,
q wreszcle okretem przrz %jeziora
do milwaukee,. = Pomimo to kosz-
tuie tracht mniej, jak ma prostcj
drodze!
poWszechnle zDane plsmo hu-
mory~tycz"e Puck appreciate sic
monopol'stom i tc~nz zaczyna szho
die robotnikom. Ryce;ze Piracy
chca je boykotownG.
Sroga kara spotyka mieszkan-
COW Lowry ga to-, ze wiecej pija
woody, jak sic nalezy, i IA yleboko
"a MIA grzebja. w Belle Plaine
kopano studni4 artezyjska, i W
%g'ebohosci $50 stop woda trysia
talk gwaitownie, re buchla siupem,
16 cali grubym, kiIka set stop W
gore i zdaje sic byc.niewyczcrpana.
Ogromna masa woody utworzytu
diva potezne strumienie, ptyrace
szybkoscia II mil ma gcdzinq i
wszystko W swym pedz;c burzacc.
Proba ujecia woody &c zrodfa W
ciezkie zelaznc rury mic powiodiu
sic i rury wysoko wyrzucanc byfy
w powietlze, talk Same miechv z
piaskiem i kamienie, ktoremi zroiIo
chciano %zapchad. Kolej North
Western p%osfata grenade ludzi W
pomoc, lecz i ci nicwiele mogli
zrobiG. IS wagonow kamieni znowu
wyrzuconych zostafo moca podcbna
do dynamite.
Adolph Fischer, jedcn &c sku-
zanych ma smierG chlcagoskich
~anarchistow, napisaf z wiezienia
list do swego p%rzyjaciela, W ktorym
mu donosi, Il %wszystkich siedmiu
skazshc6w w .jaknajIepszym sq
humorze / wcale sic o to ME
troszcza, co sic z mimi stanie. -
Kto wstepujo W wir anarchistyczny
= dodaje Fischer = musi z CORY
pofozyc swe zycie ma oltarzu zasad
naszych. Kto pragnie Walk, ten
tez mus SIC przygotowaG ma to-,
2e mozc W nicj zginat. Prowadzoc
wojne z naSzymi smicrtelnym;
wrog"m;, ME mozemy sic spo-
dziewac, ably ci mas kochuli; pre-.
clwnie, jest to rzecza zupcfnic
natur"lnh &c mas nienawidza, re
u~siluja mas ~zniszczyc. Za to ale i
my rewolucyonisci ME okazemy
zadnej l%itosci, skoro czas nasz
nadejdzie. Niechaj dokazuja przcciw-
ko nam dolarowi mocarze, iak I'M
SIG podoba, niechaj szermicrzy
rewoIucyjnych zawloka ma szubie-
nice Tub wtraca do wiezicnia: dzieh
sadu ludowego zbliza sic oibrzymim
kroSiem, j MIN ~jeSzcze uptynie 10
%stulcclc, wyrzadzonc ludzkosci o.
kropne krzywdy s%trusznie bqda
p%omszczonc. NIGGA mas powicsic
ale zciai naszych powstanic nawoz,
wytwarzajac y wspuuiaie owoce.
w Cleveland, O., krcwa ukasita
W ram;e rzezniks Jcrzego .Aratela,
ktory sku.hiem togo pc kilku dniuch
umarf.
Prawic &c wSzystkic h stun6w
ma Pofudniu i ma Wschodzie do
nosza o trzesieniach ziemi, ktorc
W pofowie ubiegtcgo tygodni;, W
rozcych mejscach skonstatowano.
- NajwieceJ spustoszei w~yrzaiziic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

W polowie ubiegitgo mic
siqca odbyf sic Chicago
mityng, La ktorym obrado-
wano mad sprawq uczczeHla
pan.ieci yenerala kosciuSl]i.
Bylo Ma mln reprezontoWa-
nych przcz delegation 30 po(-
SI.c@ 1o.rM Y>fW : @uaS" t@-
rng9. OprGcz Nmanych dwoch
pruiektow, wGjyto pod dysku-
sya jeszcze jeden, ally uczc:G
pami4G kosciu Xxi pobudowa-
MEM szpltala () W koncu sta
nelo ma tenn, ably postawlc po-
mink spizowy. lnne iowa
rzystwa podobuo ME bardzo
50 2 tego zadowolone, re do
Momitetu, majqcego sic zajqc
t4 sprawq, wybrano samych
czlonkow Towarzystwa Kos
ciuszki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09
Gera:a ~ilaseratON:

Cd wiersza lrobuogo druku na .az
ieden - {.
Cd Gala 81 q
Nastepn;e potowe.
Roc2uje cd Gala $40 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

POSZUkIWANIA k~rewnych lab
znaiomych ME wynn szace Gala druku
IA raz jedcn so c., nastepnie po}ows.
Dia abonentow aaprz6d platnych darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

ra ten serdecznie uscisnqi. :
Szeryf narodowy East Blu
ffaio dowiedziawszy sic. u o.
becnost lego W Pittsburghu
juz ME Jest pozalama, pole
chat do Newly orku, gdzie bar
do wazny rozkaz ma do spell
nieuia.
Il Chicago nadcholzi mnie
smutna wiadomost, " p. Smul-
ski, redaktor Ga=ety hato]'c-
hiej cd kllISu tyyoani obtoznie
jest chory.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

Powszechmie zpane pismo hui
moryStyczne Puck appreciate sic
monopol;stom i lcraz zaczynu szko
die robotnikom. Ryce1ze Piracy
chca je boykotovuG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

W Stana,h lied. Kunadh.c 5000
w Europe, Azyi, McN>yku i .A1neryee
P~oludniowe.j $50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

Znowu przybyt szczupIemu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-09-09

Prawic &c wszystkich stan6w
ma Pofudniu i ma Wschodzie do
nosza o trzesieniach ziemi, ktorc
W pofowie uhiegiego tygodnia W
rozcych m,ejscach skonstatowano.
- NajwieceJ spustoszeh wyrzaizito
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-11-06
Excursion TO California.

The b. & NJ. will run first class excur-
sion accompanied by a responsible agent of
this company. 1t will leave Omaha and
Pacific junction on the morning train
Thursday, October 9th, for California.
The rate from all stations on the Burlinp-
ton and Missouri river railroad. for first
class round trip tickets will be as follows:
To San Francisco and return, $50, 90; to
Los Angeles and return direct route).
$4,000; to Los Angeles and return (via
San Francisco), S65, 90. Tickets will ONLY
be sold for the morning train OF the 2Sth.
from the Missouri river and all trains con-
Meeting with it.
Tickets will be good for return at anv
time within six months from date of sale:
they are good thirty days westbound and
provide Tor stamping at return point on
the day you start home, after which they
will be good for thirty days eastbound.
Upon application to general passenger
agent OF the Southern Pacific company n
further extension of time will be granted of
SIXTY days, upon payment of twenty-five
dollars additional.
tickets may he exchanged at San Fran
cisco or Los Angeles for return by a differ
ent route upon payment of ten dollars.
Stop-over will be allowed in accordance
with rhe regulations OF each line within the
limit OF the ticket.
The burlington route, in connection with
the Scenic Line OF America 1.-THE Denver Il
Rio Grande railroad), offers unriyalled on.
portunity for sight seeing on the trim tax
ing You through Denver, the Queen CITY of
the Rockies, the Royal Gorge or the Black
Canon OF tine Arkansas, over the Marshall
pass, 10000 feet above the sea level. and
through the Black Canon OF the Gunnison.
At salt Lake City n day will be spent
among the many points Of interest OF the
Mormon metropolis. Individual members
used Only accompany the main party as
lar as may suit their own convenience. Re-
member that this is the only route carry
ing you through Denver and Salt Lake CITY
without tedious side trips and enabling YOU
to view the greatest scenery on this contin-
ent on the main line OF travel
Parties should early advise the B. & VI.
railroad agent, nom whom they intend
purchasing tickets. of the number required
and Pullman berths desired, in order that
ample accommodations may be furnished.
p. s. EUsTis,
Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agt.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-11-06
The Hard Lot of Some Wives.

| go ont TO Gods acre, and read
upon the tombsiones of the poor wives
who sleep quietly beneath the daisies,
with their hands folded upon their
breasts, of their virtues, and | think
that some of the inscriptions should
read, 'Died of overwork." If life is a
battle to a man. it rs more to woman.
Woman does not draw her inspiration
from the same source aS man. Three
things she needs and must have First,
your society and companionShip; sec
Ond, your confidence; and third, your
love. She doesn't want 10 wait until
she is dead to read her virtues on her
tombstone. She wants her husband to
tell her how much he loves her. There
are couples, happy in the eyes of So
cicty, who in the home are nothing to
each other. There are couples who in
society blossom all over with courtesies
To each other. but who in their own
homes are rs stolid n oysters. In So
ciety the husband will almost break his
neck 10 pick up her handkerchief if it
falls, and ut home will allow her to
carry the coal-hod. Or he is attentive
OF other mems wives and neglectful of
his own. | sometimes marvel at the
cOolnesS with which man asks ten
derby reared maiden to leave her
luxurious home 10 east her lot with him
upon the untr:ed sea OF matrimonv. and
] marvel at the faith of tine maiden who
accepts the offer, saving: Whittier
thou goeSt | win 30. and where thou
lodgest | will lodge; thy people shall
be my people. and thy God my God. /"
Gentlemen, ] submit that grave obliga-
tons grow out of this love, and that we
owe il 10 them to live for their happi-
ness by dong everything for them in
our power. -RCc. H. X. Noble
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-11-06
An Earthquake Story.

As a kind OF desert to the many grave
stories which are told after visiting the re-
mains OF the houses, churchyards and
monuments of the city, the following ex-
perience is given: A gentleman the night OF
the earthquake, was visiting the object OF
his affections, who resided in one of the
houses OF the Battery. A mysterious rum
bling noise was heard and Immediately the
first shock followed. The lights went out
the plaster fell around them, the air was
filled with noises and to add to the con-
fusion of the time, the door got iammed.
She suggested the piazza as a means OF
escape. He rushed to the window, but in
the dark plunged both hands into large
plant urn of water. Starting back to the
young lady, he threw his arms around her
and in voice husky with emotion, said:
Darling the tidal wave is coming, 1t is
already up to the windows Let us die to-
gether!' In which position they were
found soon after by the family. 1t is not
to be wondered il the man, who was pro-
verbally bashful, received the reward to
which his conduct entitled him.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-11-06
War Jokes.

1t was fun to old boys to have few
companies of hundred-day men station
ed among them, ~ were three COM
panies from Ohio in 1864, near Fort
Worth, with Wilson's Battery, First
New York Artillery. These were the
most unsophisticated of all the lads ev-
er seen in camp, and they would be-
lieve any sell which the .'old bows
were pleased to impose upon them.
Some of the 'Old boy>' had received
boxes from home we'll stored with ia
ole goodies not found in camp. such IS
are prepared by mothers, SISTERS, or
wifes careful hand, among the con-
tents OF which were butter, cheese,
honey, pickles, etc.
These rural OhiOans. seeing these
1elicacies in the hands of the ''old
boys" inquired why ii was that they
had none. They were asked. in reply.
if they got none, and told TO draw them
as they did They naturally supposed
draw them meant 20 to the Quarter
master for them. and accordingly went.
1t did not take that functiOnary long to
make known TO them now such rations
were drawn.
Another Joke. more practical and
less profitable To the wag who perpe-
trated il. was paved on Tom Brown
by sam Green, preceded by the follow
ING dialogue:
Brown--Say, Sam, where do YOU get
your washing done? am getting con-
foundedly dirty.
Green Why, do YOU not have a man
TO do your washing for your company?
BIO. do YOU?
&. Why. yes.
B.-Nherc is his tent? Perhaps 1
can get HIM TO do mine
Cover there pointing to his own
tent.
AWAY goes Brown with his bundle of
Soiled linen. AMI accOsicd Green's Cap
tain. when the following dialogue en-
sued after Brown had made known his
errand:
Captain W.-Who sent you here?
Brown-Sam Green.
Capiain-Well. yuu leave YOUR wash
ing, and it shall b. done for YOU.
sam Green was at once sent for. and
ordered To wash that linen. and he did
it, too, while the Captain watched him.
and all the camp called sam washer
woman" after his joke on Tom Brown
had turned upon himself Joker Sam,
iB ChtcGgO ICf,yrr.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-11-06
Rim Van Wrinkle.

Dramatization of Washington lrvlng's
Rip Van Wrinkle dates back as far as 1880,
the year in which Irving's Sketch Bookwas
first published in London. ltwas ilrst pro-
duced by an actor named Yates, IN London,
but the version was unsatisfactory mas
much as RID was made to die at the end OF
the play, leaving a very dismal impression
on the mind Of the auditor. This was fol-
lowed by two or three American versions
which were also unsuccessful. i had seen
Hackett, Burke and some Others play the
part, and had always admired it greatly,
though | did not approve OF the working
up Of the drama as they produced il. 1t
was little more than twenty-three years
ago that formulated my idea Of the play,
and / secured Mr.. Dion Boucicault to write
it for me. / outlined the plot % | wanted
it, and Mr.. Boucicault did admirable work
in the dramatization. The play was then
for the first time successful, and its inter
est has been due very largely to Mr.. Bouci-
cault's beautiful work. | first acted il in
1865, in London, and have been playing it
ever since with the exception Of one or two
seasons when | assumed the character OF
Bob Acres in Sheridan's Rivals" 1t is
practically impossible to have both plays
in a repertoire at the same time, since two
almost entirely different companies are re-
quired to produce them. The story is
akin to the story written by Irving only in
that the characters and their features are
similar. Not one line of the play is taken
from the language of the story. My YER
sion remains the same now Us when first
written, with the exception that | have
altered the details here and there.