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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-07-19

THERE is q new scheme on foot for the
Irish republic. 1t is to get concession
OF Lower California flom Mexico and
homestead an irish colony there. This
looks like the job Of Some land syndicate.
Another idea is to food the Canadian
province of Ontario with lrishmeu and
gaia political control in Canada. The
imagination is fertile, and anybody can
transplant an ea'ire nation. in his
mind.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-07-19

FAKIR who is making good living
by swindiing the guiteless, advertises q
shrewd method of killing all insects.
When you send him 50 cents you will re-
oeive printed card on which are these
woria: "Get your insects to smoke eige-
rettes, and they wilt die within an honr."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-07-19

The government of Russia has totally
suppressed the LCtheran church In that
country.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-07

W Chicago ILL.,,
KROTOCHWILA POLSKO.AME
RYKANSKA
ufozy} komedyopisarz z Wojciecho-
Rzecz dzieje sig ma Wojciechowie
AKT II.
Scena5 5.
Kanclerz
ME ga starq, ktoremu cd ktopotu w1o-
So 2 gfowy troche powychodzity,
ssedzQc sam Z cggarem 10 ustach, do
siebie:
lAkcya rozpoczyna sic W do
mu Kan>clerza; ksiazki, gazety, pa
piery W najwlss.<szym nieiadzie po-
rozrzuoane ma ziemlj.
Kanclerz.
konczac pisanie, do siebie.
No, to pahacze, to sig re z}os.
CT p~opekaja, gdy takiego djab}a
ujrza, exactly (bije sig piescia W
g}owe) cart mnie wplatal do tel
spofki, a ia wien exactly, re sic
to lie skonczy, OF %jeszcze cie gdzie
wytfuka! = Dobrze ci tax, mog}es
siedziec spoko]nie, a ME robic ia
kiego zgorszenia! No, ale MECH sig
to pafacze ,~nazfoszcza! (do wcho-
dzacego bakalarza). Wybornies
pan ten obraz wymalowa}, tylko
by trzeba czerwonym inkiem krew
udac, jak mu re fba leci, exactly.
B k larz.
Co chcia}em powiedziec-tak
jest, ale to gorsze cd anarohizmu.
X clerz.
Exactly, ale cicho! = mog}by
kto podsfuehac. Juz to prawda, re
TO wywola wielkie zaburzenie po-
miedzy ia zb~ieranina a my sig z
cicha smiac %bedziemy, lecz cos Ka-
sztelaua ME widac, a chcia} bye
exactly ma Sma.
Bakalarz.
Co chcialem powiedziec = wi
dzisz pan. ia bym wolal cd tego
stronic, DO mole stanowisko....
Kanclerz
Rozumie sig, DO gdy kapelan
bedzie sic wynosi}, to bys pan
musiaf razem z nim......
B a k q | r 2.
Co chcialem powiedziec, pre-
ciez kasztelan mi mowi}, re ME
ma sic czego lekac.
Kancler
Exactly, ale strzezonego Par
Bog strzeze. (Woiewoda wchodz
re zwitkiem, W kt6rym dziesiet
znaczkow pocztowych).
Scena 6.
w e d a.
q nieukontentowaniem).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-07
A MECH ich tam wszyscy

10y
az dopiero poszed}em do kapelana
i gdy przedstawi}em eel, ofiarowaf
mi 10 cent6w, no co ia miafem
robic, ia sic tax ma geografi ME
znam. Wzialem, podziekowafen
- wszyscy d..
Bakalarz.
A CO chcia}em powiedziee, ME
mogfbys pan dostat cd Szpery?
Vol d a.
Dobra mysl - ale pan masz
z MIN wiecej znajomosci, mog}-
bys..... albo tez is6 po pensya do
kapelana, noze...
B a k larz.
Co chcia1em powiedziec, ia
pred 80. wczoraj dopiero dosta-
lem; no jak sic pozap}aca}o u
szpery, u staska i u tego grubego,
tax tez i wszystko poszfo - a tn
teraz ten djabli zjazd W Detroit,
to chcia}em sprawic sobie nowy
anzug, a teraz sam ME WIEN -
coma I.
Kasztela (wchodzil.
Jak diva razy diva, oni sig do
mysla - co pan sam ME wiesz?
B k alarz.
E! to mic, to moi w}asny inte-
res. A co chciatem powiedziee, to
tylko many 10 znaczk6w poetic
wych.
K asztelan
Co! 10sznaczkow? l to co? to
nawet ME MONA tym najwiekszym
madralom posfac, a jak diva razy
dwa...
X clerz.
Pal tam djabli lyle CO jest to
sic posle, a co do pisania ma
wierzchu, to juz ia ME chce o tenn
wiedziec, bo... -
Kasztelan.
To moi Boles to sprawl.
Kanclerz.
Exactly, to sic Mkt ME domy-
Sill.
W. ewod a..
ia sic tam ma geografi ME
znam.
Scena Sma.
Szpieg.
Mech bedzie pochwa. Tony.
K anclerz.
Ma wieki wicklow.
Szpieg.
Do trzysta djabf6w, wv Ia 81
bic siedzita, a tam wnet kosci&
do CORY nogami poprzewracaJa.
W szyscym i 9 glossy.
Co! Co! - Jak diva razy diva.
= ia sig ma geografi ME znam -
Exactly! - A co chcia}em powie-
do trzysta dja....
Szpie g. = Widzita, pobra-
wszystkie choragwie i p6jda
tam ma Dekowen ulice zja-
kas exportacya i maja muzyke.
K s . t e | a n.
W Q e o d a! 90 h n a
? olice station n, sprowadz
,e trzydziestu policmanow!
K a c | e
Data pok6j, co tn maja TO
SIC, wszak trzech porozgania te
'afa chalastrs, exactly.
w wod a.
ia lde do kapelana natych-
Mast i pow1em, CO ma dalej ro-
bic, DO widzita, ia sic tax ma ge-
ME znam, a oni mogliby
eszcze co niedobrego narobid.
Kaszt elan.
q zapa}em.) Jak diva razy
Iva SO cztery, ia ide do domu
'porzadzic moi revolver a potem
.....potem ia i'm pokaze!........
Szpieg.
Radziibym wan, kochani paas
nowie, siedzie6 spokojnie, DO VIE
Gle dobrze, re ruchawka.......
X a S z t e | a n.
Eth, g}upstwo! h e yer
d o e 0 long l a m
2 o d d a m e t!
Szpieg.
No, Juz kasztelan ma mai
ma Wojciechowie rozum, do
DID,. bedzie wiedziaf
co robi.
X asztelan a..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-07

son, Mich, a tege samego dnia
przybyf ma probostwo wojcie-
chowskie " Chicago ks.
Kroll z Bronson. Ztad gruch-
neia pc Chicago wiese, lie ks.
Radziejawski odebraf rozkaz
cd swojego Arcybiskupa, ably
ia zawsze opuscif parafa sw.
Wojeiecaa, lie 2a5 W jego
miejsce powofany zostaf ma
proboszcza parafi sw. Wojcie-
cha ks. Kroll. KS. Radziejew-
ski miaf pojechac do Bronson,
lecz parafanis W Bronson ME
chcieli taklege proboszeza; wte-
dy arcybiskup Chicagoski, W
dniu Is stycznia ma nowe pc.
zowlif objac ks. Radziejewskie-
mI probostwo parafi polskiej
ma chicagosklem Wojciechowie.
BAY CITY, Mich, - Ro-
dakom twierdzacym, lie partya
K.olasihskiego " Detroit ska
da sic re samych narodowcow,
oznajmiamy, De W tym wzgle-
die maja prawde, DO lyle
ka2dy wiedziet powinien, lie
Kolasihski i jego admlratorzy
urodzill sig z matek do pc.
wnej narodowosci nale2aeyeh,
a ale wylegli sic ... jak to
tutaj sztabowi twierdza.
KOM1TET Il Sly.
CZNIOWEGO w Turn Hall W
Chicago skfada serdeczne po-
dzlekowanie wszystkim FAC
nym rodakom i rodaczkom,
ktorzy czy to mowaml, CIV
~deklamacyami, czy spiewem
Tub muzyka przyczynili sic do
uroczystego nastrojenia naro-
dowej rocznicy. Mianowicle
Dzieku]e p. Neutrality-suspicious.,
dirigentowiKofk Dramatyczne-
go, weteranom Smletance i
Zsdzarewiczowi, p. Drzymale,
p. W}adysfawowi Poswinskie-
mu, Adalli Sataleckiemu orsz
pannom Ciesielskie], Szpyra i
Jadwidze Ciesielskiaj, tudzle2
pan'om F. SzymahskieJ i Mar
clnkowskiej. Prezydentem OBJ
chodu byf p. Riemer, sekre-
tarzem p. Krocker.
CZYTAMY W OGNISKU.
= SmierG Uljanowa ME Okla
re sic podobno ma scenic tu-
te]szej, a to z powodu, Re p.
Paryski redaktor i wfasciciel
,Gwiazdy" nabyt te sztuke cd
p. Chrosto wskiego, o6arowaw-
sly bardzo dobre ]ak ma A.
meryke henoraryum.
Obok tego zaproporowa1 p.
On. stale wspofpracownictwo
PREY swojem pismie "a rowniez
dobrem wynagrodzeniem. O i
lie viemy p. Oh. zgodzit sic,
bedzie vice mogf teraz FARO
bic ma zycie W sposob najbar-
dz'ej ola siebie przyjemny i
pozadany.
Ma on zamiar korzystajac z
wolnego czasu, napisac kome-
dye W 4-ch aktach pit. MAI
2ehstwo autora", oparta ma
stoslnkacE polsko- amerykan-
skich.
DRUGI AKT KOMEDYI
W dzi-
siejszym numerze podany, po-
trzebuje krotkiego obiasnienia,
by mog1 bvc Zrozumianv
przez czytelnikow Wlarusa,
ME znajacych oIizej stosunkow
paratii sw. Wo)ciecha W Chi
cago. Sceny 7 i 8 perusza]a
sprawe rozesfania przez Kro-
pidlarzy ich przeciwnikem ME-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-07
giej pc p6lnocy to sic sprawl.

uoIillS, dte tuVdJ, JSsV w
cneta mad cnotami try.
X s n.
Me ma glupich, jak diva "a
zy diva.
w e W a.
ia sic tam ma geografi ME
znam, ale ia sobie przypominam
jeszcze, gdy byiem ma}ym, to mnie
uczono: Siodme ME kradnij!
Kasztelan (smieje sie).
Tu sic siedmiu ME kradnie
tylko 3, Jak diva razy diva.
Woj g W o d a.
Chocby i tax by}o, ale widzi-
ia re z kosciofa? to.....
an Wv g~niewie).
No ia wojewoda zacznie nam
take oracye bajac, to lepiej ME
robmy mic, a te pahacze MECH
gospodaruja W swoich propertach
jak chca.
Wszyscy.
No! no! no! - To ME ldzie!
Szpieg.
O co wan ehodzi, do trzysta,
przeciez plan pierwszy jest na]lep-
sly, ma coz?...
K clerz.
Exactly ten pan ma racya,
tax mech zostanie.
(Szpieg odohodzl).
Scena 9ta.
B k q |
Co chcia1em powiedziet, ten
cz}owiek jakos sic tax ogladaf-co
by tez czasem...
K g q n.
ia go znam jak diva razy diva,
MONA bye otwartym...
K a c | e
Exactly, ale teraz panowie z
moja robota do Detroit tax "a
trzymata, re ia sic wcale ME wy
szykuje.
s ut e |
A no! juz to i%naczej ME idzie.
K l erZ.
Ale DO widzisz kochany kasz-
telanie, ia ich w~ykluczy{em re
Zje%dnoczenia, wiec trzeba tie ksiaz-
Xxi tax z%aprowadzic, zeby sig zas
ma Zjezdzie ME poznali, ze...
B alarz.
To ia sprawie, DO ia podro-
, big i basta.
K c e z.
Tam do kata, trzysta przesz-
10 cz4onk6w podrobie to ME tax
}atwo.
Bak alarz.
Przeciez pan musisz przedlo-
zye ws.zystkie akta, wpierw must
bye Kon,itet obrany, to pan ich
pielslAie u-.... co chcia}em powie-
dzieG.
K a S z e la n.
MY to tax nakrecimy co ia do
Komitetu bede %naleza}, a Oak
diva razy DIVA - settles t h e
b s i n e S S.
K anc5erz (do siebie).
To sic satwo wypowie, ale ty,
kanclersu bron swei skdry! (g}osno)
Zostawcie to mojej gfowie, przeciez
sic juz dosyG doswiadczY}o.
Kasz | a n.
Wiec badzcis zdrowi, piano.
vie, ale...~.. ale byfbym zapom-
nla}, ma zjezdzie w Detroit trzeba |
sic: tez pokazac! Jeszcze dis pc
zycze sobie starego' cylindra,
DO bez tego ma Selma ME pojade.
B a k a | arr. I
ia JuZ mann Od mOjegO pray
X nc |
ia MUSIC jechaG dzieh ma
wiec daj MI swego' a posta-
raj sic gdzie 0 drugi ola ciebie.
w 9 o d a.
ia juz mlafem tez, ale by4
nieco "a mafy ma moja gaowe,
vice ME wiem zkad.
X a S z t e | a n.
Wiecie CO, panowie, ja wien
Second hand store, tam MONA
dostaG tanio.
w g d a..
To by by}o %najlepiej, a gdy
przyjedziemy, to sic odprzeda,
to ME zapomnij, kochany kaszte-
do +arn cyoweo bo On ]
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-07
ROzwiazanie

sagadki 10 M. 4 WLARUSA.
/. Wieprz. = 2 Starosc. = 3
Cuehnaca wieprzowine psom sic
dale. = 4. Pismo przepadle: Kro-
pidto.
Nadesiali: Franciszek Kadzik
z Brooklyna, f. M. Woj z st.
Meinard.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-07

POSZUKIWANIA krewnych Tub
znajomych ME wyh' szace Gala druku
ma raz jeden so c., nastepnie po@ows.
Ola abonent6w napz6d p{atnych darm0.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-02-07
z niW polskich
w AMERYCE.

W BALTIMORE bardzo
chwala sobie ludzie nowo "a
}o2ona polska restauraeya j
clearinghouse ola podro&-
nyeh jsk i ola mieiscowych
gosei. OBJ. Justyna Januszew-
skiego pod aumerem ITO Ha-
mover ullcy. W restauracyi tel
znajduje sic BILLIARD i wszystko
]aknajwygodniej i najgusto wniej
'lrzadzone, a PREY tenn odzna-
CA sic ona dobrocia l tanie-
scia potraw oraz napojow.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-23
-------1l-- 60
ILLUSTRATED JOURNALISM.
How the Country Paper Strives to Kee,
Up With the Times

How the Country Paper Strives to Keep
Up With the Times
Foreman Of composing-room speaking
through tube to managing editor)-You
say you want that article abont the woman
who killed the bear and three cubs Illus
trated with cut Of the woman?
Managing Editor-Yes; | do.
Foreman-What cut shall use
Editor-Where is that cut of lydia
Pinkham that we run in the weekly?
Foreman-lt's being used in the first
form to illustrate that article on Queen
Victoria.
swell, then, run that picture of Harriet
Hubbard Aver for the woman who killed
the bears"
"All right; but what are we going to do
for cuts for that article about Joseph
Chamberlain and his bride ~
Well, suppose you run that cut of W.
l.. Douglas that goes with his shoe ad for
Sir Joseph, and that old handbill cut of
Emma Abbott for his BRIDE
All right; and suppose that old cut of
the new Colorado Capitol will do for Sir
Joseph's castle, won't it?''
"Yes, yes; run anything you can find for
the castle. There's q lot of old cuts in the
job room. See ii you can find something
there for an article Pm going to send down
about the Emperor William and his wife.
! guess that old cut we run few weeks
ago Of Coquelin and Hading will do.
All right, sir Hading and Coauelin
goes. - Detroit Free Press.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-23
An Artist's Love story.

Another slave of the brush has distin.
guished himself in a very romantic man
ner. Some six or eight months ago q
French girl of remarkable beauty arrived
in London, and set up for the livelihood Of
an artists model. The gentleman whose
exploits are now freely talked about en-
gagged her to appear in costume as several
of Shakespeare's heroines, and almost i'm
mediately fell passionately in love with
the fair daughter of la belle France. The
young lady reciprocated his passion, bui
the artist was gentleman extremely pop.
ular in certain well-to-do circles, and the
consequences of making what he knew
would be an ill-advised match impressed
him to such an extent that few weeks age
he babe his "model" to leave him and
never see him again.
The girl why allies to beauty very fer.
vid temperament, resented the slight in
very passionate terms, and the result was
a violent quarrel, after which mademoi
selle quilted the studio, apparently never
to return.
The artist, however, became filled with
reniorse, wrote, praying forgiveness, and
the other day led Lis dark-eyed beauty to
the altar, and is now spending the honey
moon in the south of France In view OF
the fact that the gentleman was a great
favorite with many men and young ladies
whose parents had very substantial bank
ing accounts, there is much curiosity to zee
the new bride, who may expect to be fairly
criticised when she returns to town-Du5.
lin Mail.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-23
SNAKES AND TOADs.
A Hunters observation and Study



Natural Hist sry.
loads, in the presence of snakes, usually
remain perfectly still; in this is their only
safety, for did they make the least move
ment they would Immediately be caught
| have known hungry snake lie waiting
over an hour for frog to move and even
push with the nose to stir him up
This has been called SNAKE charming
and indeed it looks like it, but the toad is
the charmer, the snake the charmee.
/ remember one day dropped toad in
the midst of pit of snakes | had in my
back yard. He at once became perfectly
still, though surrounded with more than
dozen hungry snakes. There was a cir
Gle of fierce heads and glaring eyes around
HIM, but he would not move The circle
narrowed, until the protruding tongues
almost touched him, yet he was immov-
able. Just then | was called away for
over half an hour, but on returning found
the toad, in grave dignity, still holding
the fort by most mastery inactivity. This
lowly helpless creature, strong only by adj
herence to natural faith, thus battling
enemies numerous and powerful, brought
Daniel before the mental vision, more
wildly than Riviere's celebrated picture
The senses of seeing, hearing and SMELL
ing are very defective in carriers, they can
see but few yards at most and even at
short distances of but few inches they
are often at fault.
A snake was seen pursuing frog, half
grown Rama haleciaa, in a sawmill yard:
the sawdust and open space were greatly in
favor of the snake and against the frog.
The freq made long jumps and the snake
made dIrect-liHe to the spot where he
alighted, but before reaching it the frog
had again jumped in another direction,
and so the hunt went on for about half a
minute: the snake, quite unable to trace
the frog in his aerial progress, was directed
only by the disturbance made in alightine.
At last the frog, pore by accident than de-
sign, alighted on the flat surface of rough
board which stood leaning against a pile Of
lumber at an angle of about 500, and sat
perfectly still, about ten inches from the
ground. The snake was quite puzzled he
looked, listened, shifted and poked about
for several minutes, passing close to the
end of the board several times, but the
hunt was an utter failure, and he skunk
away toward the brushwood, very mad
and disguised specimen
Hundreds of similar cases could be cited.
all showing the defective character of the
special senses of the garter.-Forest and
>frco,a
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-23
The Lanelara ofLnx..

"AIister Johnsing, want Ter confide a
great secret TO yer.'' 'sWhat is ii, Pete ~
@ise got notion ter ask SwaybaciS Lucy
ter marry me-" "Do you think she reciI-
rocates YOUR affection % @What did yer
say She .did?p .Do you think She loves
you as much as you do herr. aDat's what
| 'spicions" did she tell you so ~ .No.
but She mout jess as we'll hab told me so.
When She was goip' tru' de yard punched
her wild a pitchfork and she said, G'way
yer black niger, doan want ter hab yer
about me- | tells yer, Mr. .'ohnsing, dat
when a woman tells yer TO go way she
wants yer 10 stay right dar. Dey am de
contrari'est critters in de world" aSe
YOU think that is a symptom Of love, do
you y Il does, sab, for fac Shortly
afterward another negro woman heard
Sway back Lucy singing away for dear life
in the yard as HAPPY as a bird. Whats
de naatter Wild you ~ Il tell yer, Aunt
, Sakev, | believe Pete Jackson wants ter
marry me- ''Has he done toIe you so p
''No, but he mout jess well hab toie me so.
He punched mc wild der pitchfork. / tells
yet dat means sur.iin. Tsyas SjJtings.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-23
-----=---------------------
A Buzzard in a Shirt.

Jerry Davis is the name of a little boy
who lives three miles in the country on
the Greensferry road. Like other BOYS.
Jerry is willing to do almost anything for
little fun. Last week he found a dead
sheep, around which number of buzzards
were holding high carnival. He deter
mined upon catching one of the buzzards.
and at once built a very large trap. He
baited it with the dead sheep, and in a
very short time he had captured buzzard.
lie then stole one of his shirts out of the
house and fitted it on the buzzard cutting
off the sleeves and putting the birds wings
through the armholes He then cut off
the front tail of the shirt and sewed the
garment firmly to the buzzard's body, after
which he liberated the bird. With a
kissing noise the filthy bird tapped his
wings and flew up into the air, the tail of
the shirt fiuttering behind him as he flew.
About twenty-five crows took after the
strange looking object, and the buzzard
was peciled and knocked about at terri
bic rate. Three or four DAYS afterward
Jerry found the buzzard mile away hud-
died up against q tree dead. When wash
day came Jerry was called upon for his
shirt, and the story leaked out. His
father was so much amused that he would
not allow the boys mother 10 whip him.
Aluata Journal.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-23
His Words Won Her.

Emersonia, if | seem to divaricate from
my accustomed coherentife oppugnancy il
segregating and desynonymizing the postu.
lates you have largiloquently elaborated
this evening, let me implore YOU not tc
attribute it wholly to a psychologist pseu-
doblepsis on my part"
The young man looked at her in an
erudite, thesophic way and smiled pen
sive, thoughtful, back-bay smile.
II do not, Ticklowell," responded the
fair young girl, warmly, as she leaned ten
derby upon him and wiped her spectacles
with soft, caressing touch, "and vet you
will pardon me if suggest that in attempt.
ing to dephologistiate the ecpharactic i'm
instability of the pneumatoogical anhy-
drousness involved in the myrioramic pro-
toplasm You evince an exoteric pseudepi-
graphousness, if not fumacious incoena.
tiyity, so to formulate it, that is not Kar-
mistic"
"But do you not suspect me Of disana-
logical or extravasating tendency, do You,
Emersonia ?" he inquired, anxiously.
sBy no means, Your eugeny and en-
vironment presupposes freedom from
Observation-Disclosures etiola-
tom
Then You acquit me of INGENIOUS
erabritude?"
The tears stood in Miss Howdames eyes.
" Esemplastieally exuperated as we are,
Tiklowell," she said, "and ardiagraphically
ongenial in rationative deducibility as we
ognovate, such presumption would hierati-
ally polarize into petinibrahiate naufrage.'
"And yet we disavow the ophiomany Of
diathermaneity," he murmured.
Multijugously, of course"
"Then, Emersonia," he exclaimed,
triumphantly, edo not evitate Rubi-
fiation is Incompatible with gelidity, is it
not?n
81 can not oppugn the exortiative for
piation, of the inevitable" said the young
lady, softly.
And the young man gathered her in his
arms and winked soleninly at the portrait
of Emerson that hung on the wall.-Chi-
caqo Tribune
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-23
Yellow Fever Germs.

In our last issue mention was made OF
the character and appearance of the yell
low fever germs. Since then we have
learned that Prof. II. J. Ditmer of the
Ohio State University has succeeded in
photoeraphing the germs as found in the
human tissue. His description of them is
much the same as given in our last issue.
We quote from the New York Sun as fol-
lows: The bacilli present themselves in
four forms. The first is plain, dark,
round mass; the second, an oval, with a
dark point at each extremity; the third, an
oblong disk, with dark points, as in the
second; and the fourth, two dark points
united by a film and strikingIy resembling
dum5-bell The Professor says: "Dr.
Sternberg of Johns Hopkins University for
a number OF years has made exhaustive
search for yellow fever germs, but without
success, in the tissues During the last
epidemic he made several post-mortem ex-
aminations at Decatur, Ala. Liver and
kidney tissue of two persons, at least, were
sent by him 10 DR.. Reeves for the purpose
of mounting for microscopical purposes. /
have several negatives, each of which is
good. Some show the bacteria singly,
others in masses, with the capillaries dis
tended with them'