davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-17
PHACCIE IA WJARUSA
L [ S T Y
Il NOWEGO DO STAREGO
SWIATA.
VII.
Moi DrOgl!
Moi Drogl!

4 poZadku przystepuie do O.
pisu Polonii Amerykans<iej q po-
mijam vase sprawy, W kt6rych
ME wlcle dobrcgo widaG. Me mysl
Jednak, re zadanie to wyjdzie jak
q platka, pon1cwaz dobrze skresllc
caly przebieg z}cia emigracyJnego,
Jest mepodobienstwem re wzgledu
ma brak czasu innc okoliczDoScl.-
Krotko wymija]aco nlby COS a
niby mic napisac, wcale ME zaj,
mie czytajaccgo, dalej znowu SIG
gao az do dna evil Cd Adama
wychodzlG byloby "a nadto.
Podlug sif potrzeby opisze
wiecej tcraznie]szy stan, jakim jest
W rzeczywistoSci, czem sic odzna
GA CO mu brakuJe.- Me oba-
wiam sic bynaimnlej zarzutu ,,hte
cie uczynif sedzi2 niedzy nami?"-
DO tn ma wolnej ziemi kazdy ma
prawo, co s}uszne powiedziec, ably
tylko posiadaf do tego dobrc po-
wody.-- Me ma tez ostatecznie
tax wiele do ganienia, owszem WIG
cej Jest dobrych stron, mad kt6rym
sic chwilke zatrzymany.
Pomlmo, re kwestya byws
niejednokrotnie powtarzan2 IA
wsze tn lub 6wdzie spotkac sic
nia przychodzi, powiadam JCi, =
czesto przypominaia sobie Polac'
nawzajem, zkad, kiedy i 2 jake
go powodu opuscili'kraj, udajac 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-17

ME Druldow, ME zydow i. t,
q. Mech tax ia Zgodo tych
cudow ME zapowiada. = My
przecre wierzymy, bosmy Ju3
nawet cuda w1dNeli. Czy tu
nle cud Zwiazku = 24 hllku
zmsrlych porzqdna zwiazk"w%
sn,lercla = 20 odebranlu po-
smhertnego, lakby o2ywia.ja-
Gym halZamem natarci - zlnar-
twych wstall - j DIS ciesza
sic ]eszczt "ysmenitem zdro-
wien. - Prawda, ze przez
smlerc straciil wiasciwe nazwi-
sko - po Zmartwychwsta-
niu przylell lnne - ale to ba-
gatela. DraJmana mp. tax Zgo-
do unyla, ae z n1ego porza-
dny czfowlek - prawda ze
lepszych gdzlelndziej wieszaja,
ale Zgoda oddaje Gaia te spra-
we odnosnej grup1e, DO we
dug Zqody DrajmaE nalezy
do grupy = ale ME do Zwiaz-
ku l t. d. W krotce bedzlemy
mieli kilka nowych cudow. =
Grygli ,,zbola}e "a O]czyzne
piersl" leczy Slisz czestochow.
skiem nacieraniem siedmio-
letnim sadfem. Pan Hr. de
Mic bedzie ortografczrie i gra-
matycznie p,saf. Go zas do
tresci i sensu jego pism - to
odk}ada sic do przvszfych
cud6w. = KS. John - prze-
mowi czysto po polsku, da
IRE widowac Hslazki koscielne
ludzlom fachowym poka2e,
2e nigdy mic sob1e ME przy-
swoit = le sunny = Lofty
= domy = salony = ga
lonY buszle co ma - to
ma ~ cie2kiej swojej pracy".
P. Slisz skrocl swoje hteratu-
re 0 diva iokcie i bedz1e pisat
odtad sama prawde ! to te
wfasaie, W ktora sam PLAT
Pontski wierzyf. Redaktorowie
Echa rozwieda sic re swojeml
polowicami j VIENNA rotem
nowy Stub ,:Veni Creator" u
ks. Johna - t. p. cuda.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-17

W strony obce, a dotego, jake o.
bowiazkl cieza na mch W tel zie-
mi. Me dosyc bowiem przebyt o.
cean stanac ma ladzie, DO ocean
drugi czeka przybyszdw, ii. obca
NOVA, kt6ra powszechnie przyjeto,
lnne zwyczaje, dowolne wyznania
religiine; ably vice nle zniknac W
tel g}eblnie, j:k sic to ME raz
wvdarza, Polacy z4qczyli sic W le-
dne wielka rodzine, celem }atwiej-
s@ego zachowania drogich pamiatek
nabytych zlemi oiczystej, sta
nowiac czesc obywateli Rzeczy pos
politei, co do liczby przewyzszaja-
ca inne szczepy s}owiahskie.
Zna]ac swoja przesz}osc
przedewszystkiem zwodnlcza ma
dzieje czas6w najnowszych, dzi-
slaj ME gotuja sic Polacy W tenn
znaczeniu, ably zbrojno wyruszyd
i przyniest ulge nekanej Oiczyz-
ME, lecz uBadzeniem swojem
wskazuja innym narodom krzywde,
wyrzadzonq krajowi rodzinnemu,
kt6rej przebolet ME moga a dlate
60 tez jej i nlgdy ME zapomna.
Polonla Amerykanska ma zawsze
pozostanie pomnikiem gwa}tu "a
danego ludowi, ME chciwemu }u-
pow obcych zlem, ale spokojne-
mu, dalekiemu cd zdrady obfudy
polity czneJ. q checia i spiesznie.
niesll pomoc, gdzie tel sprawiedli-
wosc potrzebowa}a, bronlli SASHA
dow Cd tureckiego naiezdcy, Pru-
saxon nadsli wolnosG ME pre-
czuwajac wcale o przyszfej wdziecz-
nosci, dotykajacej mas re wszyst-
kich stron.
W jaki zas sposob bronia
swych praw, kazdemu W Ameryce
wiadomem jest, W starym kraju
przyna]mniej dotad ME wiele sig
zajmowano zyclem wychodzcow.
W zeszfym roku dopiero wiec praw-
nik6w ulozy} spora litania pytan,
ma kt6re oczekuje odpowiedzi.
Przed tenn dzienniki polskle W
Europe zamieszcza}y cd czasu do
czasu tylko pewne uwagi. narzeka-
MIA przycinki, ze posr6d Polonii
ustawiczne nlesnaski, rozruchy, CO
przeciez wstyd hahbe przynosi, a
czyni}y swe spostrzezenia, gdy sic
starokrajowym literatom znudzi}yN
plotki dworskie, parlamentarne al
bo sejmowe.- Oczywiscie, kledY
sic ME zna kra]u wlasciwosci,
kiedy sic wszystko wazy kilogra-
mem albo mierzy metrem, ME
obchodzl sedziego bynajmniei, kto
czem do Ameryki przychodzi,
jakiem wyksztafcenlem, jaklm
charakterem, wtenczas MONA swe
lamentacye wywodzic ma Polakdw
g splewaG hymny berlihskie lub
szwarcgelberskie.
Religia, jezyk polski, mi}ost
Ojczyzny j niewygas}a jej pamlec
So gf6wnymi osami, okofo kt6rych
skupia sic ruch Polonil, jej zycie,
dlatego najwleksza pociecha dla
Polak6w jest wzrost parafii, towa-
rzystw koscielnych narodowych,
DO to jest wszystko, co moga "a
Oceancm przyniesc Ojczyznie W
W oferze Wszyscy dokiadaia sta.
. rania, ably lie noznosci zachowat
t w czystosci nasZe narodowe cechy
poniewaz W prZeciwnym razie
przy przewazajqcym zywiole OBJ
} Gym nastapr}oby wynarodowlenie
it6re ME przyniosfoby AMI korzy-
sci, AMI chIuby talk Ameryce, jaz
zlem1 naszej.
(Ciag dalszy nast2pl.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-17
kRONlkA TYGODNIOWA.

D1va Hsty = dvl;e teo,ye.
= G1oavaa rzecz do odrodzenla
ojczyzny, duo patryoto'7o catq ka-
Sc! = Redahtor ,,Go1ca" OBJ
ser'vye z balonu Anaeryhe I e0l-
dzi, 2e poZacy evlele dobrego ro-
big! = Wyualazt tak5e Merote
! u6oze1ca mad jego losem. =
Do6rej rady postucAoc ME za10o-
dzi. - SAsz 4 John szukajq 2e-
ru ID Baltimore. - Noave Gu
da ZaUlqzku. - No1ve tonanaa-
talrgi.
Echo 2 dn;a 3 Kwietnia DO
dafo list p. Michafa Kostec :
kiego = Jaworsklego = pro-
fesora 2 La Ferre we Fran
cyl W sprawie emigracyjno :
polsk1ej. My dis poda)emy
ma innem mlejscu piekny list
p. j. Maczewsklego = adwo :
kata W Nicci. Oba te listy
traktuja sprawe polska, ale
roznia sic bardzo W srodkach.
p. Michaf Kostecki radzi,
jako zbawienie dla polski, "a
fozyG kilka dziennlkow W ie-
zyku francuzkim. Anterpryza
ia, lie pofaczona trudno-
sciaml fnansow odpowic-
dnich francnzko- polskich sl]
literackich - 0 tyle jest ja>
iowa i niepfawa. Nlgdy gaze.
ciaEstWo ZagranIczne ojczyzny
nam ME odrodzi, owszem roz
ogni ono tyllSo naszych wro.
gov. C1ysmy juz ME mieli
dzlennikow francuzkich Ma ma
Sym zofdzie! I coz sic sta1o:
Gdy przyszla chwila stanow
cza, Francuzi zawo}ali -
,,krew Francuzow dla Fran
cuz6w" Czczemi frazesam
francuzklemi ami sobie przy
sporzymy chwaiy, AMI PREY
sricszemy odrodzen;a o]czy
zny. Ojczyzra sic odrodzl =
gdy my sic odrodzlmy; do te
go zas many inne srodki
potrzeby, niz trancuzkie pis
ma.
Dalej z4da D. Michat K.
ably ws2ystk'e Zwiazki W q
uropie i Ameryce zwiqzac v
jeden Zwiazek. Jest to praw
DIVA ,utopia" Kto zna tt
naszych ludzl, a szczegolnl'
te wrzekoma intellgencya e
mlgracyjna z warszawskiegt
lub lwowskiego bruku, bez su
mienia = moralnosci = no
noru i naulSl = ten vie, T.
projekt p. Michafa K. costa
ME zawsze pro)ektem. Tu dw'
towarzystwa, czyll Zwiazk
NE mogq sic lilac aui nave
zgodziG = wszystkie sic '
jedao zlac maia pogodzie:
Zeslij nam p. Michale X. dru
! giego Mojzesza = ktoryb,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-17
R0 DAGY :! :!
PfaGcie "a
WIARUSA!

Skaranie Bosk;e z
niekt6rymi naszymi
abonentami. Wyse-
4amy rachunki i wy
se}amy, a Mkt ami
centa ME przyse}a.
Ma d}ugo juz nam
cierpliwosci ME STA
ME! Przeciez w4aSci-
vie kazdy naprz6d
powinien zap4acic a.
bonament, kto zas
juz d}uzej winien jak
| rok i 3 miesiace Ca
takich many W ksie-
gach naszych prze-
sz4o 3oo), temu jego
W1asne sumienie,
zw}aszcza W tym cza-
sic wielkanocnym,po-
winno g}osno przy-
pominac, re d}uzej
naszej cierpliwosci
naduzywa6 sic ME
godzi.
II diuznikami u
partemi my nadal
zartowac ME bedzie-
my. taken Dedzle-
my uwazali "a lekce-
wazacYch mas z}os-
liwie i jeszcze W tym
miesiacu wsadzimy
ich do Czarnej ksie-
81.
w zesz}ym roku
przez zbytnia cier-
liWosc stracilismy
900 dolar6w; W tym
roku bedziemy O.
str6zniejsi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-17

Ola C. k. wojakow ne ma t;
ziemia wlele atrakcyi = ale
tenn wiecej zajmuje polskiegc
reportera. On to vice widzIal
Buffalo CORY. Slisza-Pitasa
i t. d. ale on ma wyzsze pa.
tryotyczne cele, on sic rachu.
je z Prusakami, Moskalam,-
on kultywuje move 'nojzeszo
we wyznanie i t. d. vice o
rzeczach amerykahsklch mil
czec bedSie-zaluje tylko ia
kiegos lterate, ktorego nazy-
wa ks. Domagafskim- zafuje
jego talentu literackiego -
jego nauki -nawet jego do
wcipu t. de on wszyst-
kich tych skarbow u2ywa do
amerykahsklch awantur =
Przytem wysokosc! balonu
zobaczyf ten pan reporter -
Re sic tn wiele, wiele dobre-
go robl-szczegolnie, ze wielu
abonuje Go,ica - a to Jest
znakiem, ze narod wszedl ma
droge }rawa, droge ro'
zumu, patryotyzmu - a
zlaczy,wszy sic wedfug Goa-
ca Zydaml-moze bezpiecz-
ME patrzee W przysz1osc, W
ktorej czekaja ma niego same
specyaiy cd Onderki Stadt-
muellera.
OF panic reporterze = daj
nam ty swiety spokoj. Twych
pochwaf ME lakniemy-twoje
nagany smiech tylko W mas
zbudzaja -pisz ty nadal two
lie zydowskie powiescl o
Ktamstach i Goldrainach. Pfa-
cimy ci przecie "a to. a
podziwiamY twoj liberalizm
milosc 4ydowszczyzny.
P. Slisz strawlwszy ze
swoim ch.ebodawca ks.
Kl&witera i znudzony
milczeniem tego prawego ka'
pfana = ktore prawdziwie dc
rozpaczy doprowadzafo te
szlasko-waserpolska kIike-
przen1osf sw6j jad do Balti.
MORE tam szuka novel O.
fairy. nowego pokarmu dla
Pozaka. Nedzne tel to pis.
midlo ten Pozah. = JUL san
papier rozlatuje sic W rekacE
"a coz doplerc rozwalkowa
ma literature byfego stuchaoz;
sztuk wyzwolonych w akade'
mil Sw. Mlchata w Krakowie
ma ulicy Poselskie:j. Zjadl nj
by pan artysta- literat = ks
Klawltera zaczyna skubat
| ks. Chowanca. - Patrzcie -
)ak to zemsta jest trwala. Me
udato sic W Buffalo pred xii
ku laty fizycznie zamordowa'
ks. Chowanca - bo @. O
Jezuici go skryli = dZls zja
olive pazury prusko galicyj
skie siegajq pc ofiare do Bal
tlmore. = Nicz tego. = Wys
Gle "a g]up1.
Powiadaja niedowiarkowle
flozofy, ze teraz juz cudov
ME ma szczegolnie Y
talk oswieconym Sra]u jak A
meryka. Tyn%zasem, lezel
cudow ME ma, to one bedq
= Zgo7a 2spowiedziala "a
reczeniem na slowo :,uczci
wosci," 1e Zwlazek bqdzie Gu
da robif = jak tyllSo mu ME
przyjaciele ME beda stawia]
zadnych przeszk6d = jak tyl.
kc ka2dy uzna Hrab. WI
20 wielkiego literate = Ego
de "a klasyczny dziennil :
Grygle "a wielklego Katolik
2 religijnego i lSoscielneg
bractwa Cd Templaryuszow; :
, czionkow rzadu centr z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-17

lntryg - osoblstych wzgledow
checi zysku - a tedy po-
m6wimy. Vice dla mnie =
po}qczcie sic jak najpredze:j -
ale ogloscle Grygle kr6lem
polsklm - DO inacze] jake
oficyalista cd United States
dachow - Lowie swoie I'VE
to-" - a przecie i 0. Win
centego tel trzeba wzlasc ma
uwage = ! on ma swoje I'VE.
to" = prawda, ze ME takie
glupie jak Grygli - ale zaw.
sze ,,Veto".
Nareszcie zada D. Michal
K, ably wszelkie sunny! kapi-
tally! skarby! fundusze! polskie
zlano W jeden wielki skarb.
Oj to gratka by byfa dla ME-
jednego - bo choc Kcna33a
odmowila Cd lgo Kwietnia
przytuiku tym patryotom I'd
kas ! banKow - ale przecie
jeszcze jest Meksyk lub potu
dniowa Ameryka. Tylko pa
MOVIE zbierzcie wszystkie fun
dusze W ]edno mlei~ce wy
blerzcie mad niemi jaki zwiaz-
kowy syndykat = q Polska
bedzie niezawodnie. Nawet
ME potrzebujecie odsetek ,ego
kapitafu uzywac ma eel zagra-
nlcznego dziennikarstva = ci
panowie sami te setki j odset-
XII tax uloku]a - lie ich Mkt
nigdy ME odkryje. Ia wiel-
kiesmy zrob'li W tym czasie
kr6tkim doswiadczenla, abys-
my krwawy grosz narodu rzu-
cali ma passive slifbr1kow i
paresyt6w narodowych. Ma
wroccie prod te hotote ma
droge piracy, ooowiazku, ho-
noru moralnosci = nauczcie
ich pracowac na kawalek
chleba, a ME zyt z dnia ma
dzle1l oszustwem = tody po-
stac rzeczy SIZE z,nieni. Me
chce polsk; = ktoraby podo-
bne szubrawcy zbudowac mie.
Ii. Ju1 dis W swolch gazetach
obrzydllwych VIA ducho-
wlenstwu stryczkiem - wyle-
wa]a ma uie cafe potok1 nal
obrzydllwszYch wyzwlsiS i ka-
lumnii = coby sic vice sta
10 = gdybv ia szajIla przy.
sz&a do rzqd6w ] miata W reku
jaka eNekutywe. Biada ledY
poczciwyn ludziom!
Innel tresci jest list p. j.
M. Z Nice. Me bede go roz-
blerai, lecz pisze sic na jegc
zdania. Szan. Czytelnicy
mech zreszta ocenla zdrowe
zdanie, dobre checi szczery
patryotyzm tego rodaka.
Gdym przeczytal ostatnl nu
mer Go1ca re Lwowa = Ia
pytatem ze zdzlwieniem san
siebie = zkad ten literat ze
Lwowa przygIqda sic uaSzyn
stosunkom W Ameryce = 2e
lep,ej WE l wiecei vie ni2 my
IStorzy tu zyjemy. Jeden Ie
dnak galicyanin wywiodf mn;e
q tego ZadZlWleNla. - IOWA
da on, ze teraz = gdy Au
stryacy balonow tyle rohi;
obserwacyi, .iaN W przy 1ziosc
maj4 szachowaG Moskala :
p. redaktor Gozca = jako c
k. reporter, dostaje sic Office
rami do balonu t. 2. ,,balol
captif." )" Gdy zas obserwacye
skohczone hnije szachowa
MA ma papierze wytkniete
odwlezya balon = a ponle
waz, iak uczy Kopernik :
ziemia sic obraca = vice c
C. k. obserWatorowle l sza
! chowniki czekaja W baloni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-04-17
200 KAL-ENDARzy

AUW gAETgD v D6HHaA
MARY YANSKICH
odebralismy W tych
dniach 4 Chicago i
rozes1alismy kilka-
dzieslat W prezencie
pomiedzy naszych a.
bonent6w, kt6rzy W
ostatnlch trzech ty-
godniach zap}acili ca
4oroczny abonament
"a w iarusa.
Odtad jeszcze przez
ca}y Kwleciei be-
dziemy pose}ac W
prezencie X alendarze
Maryanskie.
NOWI ABONENCI, ktorZy
diva dolary naprzod opfaca,
dostauq oprocz Kalendarza
MaryansIliego, dwie kslqaeczlli
(Nabozenstwo do sw. Jozefa
, Proroctwa 0 Polsce) a mad
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-10
Innocent Courage.

A correspondent writes that she once
heard OF a child who was found by its
mother stroking and playing with a live
rattiesnalxe Pity worm pity
worm murmured the child. Mamma,
come see my pity worm" With in
expressible horror the mother realized
her child's danger, and for moment
was powcrless and speechless.
III the reptile were disturbed or ang-
cred, her boys peril would be- doubly
great. She checked her first impulse 10
run and seize him, and called. quietly,
Eddie, don't disturb the pretty worm,
but come and get lump OF sugar to
feed IL with"
The child stole softly away from the
snake, aud ran 20 his mother unframed.
She snatched him up and carried him TO
aplace OF safety; then she seized club
that lay near, and dispatched the snake.
IL had six rattles.
In the summer OF 1879 a grizzly bear
entered the Enclosure where Alexander
Bain's house stood, In Jacksboro, Texas,
and helped himself 10 quarter Of veni-
son that hung near the door.
A few feet away little boy had fall
on asleep on pile OF wood. while his
still younger sister was playing at his
icot cociuk tDo ittto girl move tnc
bear went up 10 her and shifted her
over.
''Nice doggy" said the child fearless
~. 20, Freddy, wake up and see the
big doggy"
AT the moment the little fellow
opened his eyes the grizzly was nosing
about his head. lie started up and
slapped IL In the face.
The animal good-natnrcdly retreated,
perhaps amused by the innocent bravado
OF the little man, whom 10 could have
crushed with blow Of its huge paw.
The bear trotted off toward the fence,
closely followed by tho lad.
"You get out o. herel You get outr
shouted the lad.
His mothers attention was at that
instant attracted TO the scene. Her
horror may be imagined As tho bear
was squeezing through the fence the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-10

Eggs aud atmospheric Psssux. You
will say that 10 pass an egg through
the narrow neck OF carafe IL impossi.
BILE, but you ARE mistaken. Remove
the shell from hard-boiled egg. then
light bit OF paper and drop II burning
into the carafe. Lay the egg thus pre-
pared on the mouth OF the bottle and
watch the result.
The egg will gradually stretch out
and mould itself TO the shape OF the
neck: then it will gradually sink. and
in a few moments drop TO the bottom OF
the carafe.
The explanation OF the phenomenon
is simple. The combustion OF the pa
per has deprived tie air ia the carafe OF
It's oxygen; vacuum is thus produced.
and the pressure OF the atmosphere out
side forces the egg down through the
opening.
Holding Wafer Upside Dorn. 1t is
equally the pressure OF the atmosphere
which will enable even the least skilled
experimenter 10 turn a glass upside
down without losing "A drop. on which
sheet or paper has been laid. The glass
liz full TO the brim, and the paper must
be- placed on the top, care being taken
that no air remains between the water
lAbtts ffhNH NFNAeN w"
the entire contents OF the glass are held
in place by the pressure Of the air in
the room against the paper.
An Obtdieht Com. An amusing ex-
pertinent is the following:
Place a foot glass on two supports,
each about two inches in height, which
must in turn rest on "A table covered
with a table-cloth or carpet; then
throw n ten-cent piece into the glass.
The feat TO be performed Is 10 make
the piece come out OF the glass without
touching either. II any one is fool
hardy enough 10 bet that il cannot be
done he will certainly lose his money.
With the index finger scratch the
cloth in the vicinity OF the glass, and
gradually you will see the piece move,
come out. and at last approach your
finger. The elasticity OF the fabric in
sensibly drives out the piece. Every
motion OF the nail causes "a correspond
ing movement in the cloth. and the
piece is forced TO yield to this series of
motions.
Domestic Chimes. Tie ver.plated
spoon TO string or light cord, take an
end OF the cord in each hand and place
ors end in each ear. Then swing the
~ Don so that IL strikes against some
object. as for example, table. and
every conclusion will transmit "A sound
80 intense that IL will seem as IL some
gigantic clock was striking in the
neighborhood.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-10

Inventions Versus Integrity.
When Washington was president
A cold ~ any icicle,
He never on railroad went
And never rode bicycle.
He read by no electric lamp.
Nor heard about the lellowstono;
lie never licked postage stamp.
And never saw telephone.
His trousers ended at his knees,
BY wire be could not snatch dispatch ;
lie filled his lamp with whale oil grease
And never had . match 10 scratch.
He never did his gun breech-load.
His Ratchet did no patent tote;
He never drank for rum "benzlne,"
Nor played with nitro-glycerine.
But In these days IL came 20 pass.
All work Is with such dashing done.
We've all these things but then alas
We seem TO have no Washington.
Banner OF Light.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-10


The cool man is the strong man, the
popular man and the great man. We
always associate GOODNESS with bravery,
and we can not imagine truly cour-
ageous man In high state OF excite
ment, roaring out what he is going TO
do. There may be persons who are
boosters and lighters at the same time,
but the combination is certainly rare.
Perhaps you remember reading about
the French soldier who jocularly spoke
Of the shower OF sand cast by cannon
ball on the dispatch lac had written as
"his blotting paper" IL you did you
must have admired his GOODNESS as much
as Napoleon, who stood by.
A parallel case Is that OF the General
who put "a Lieutenant under arrest, not
because he pulled pistol on him, but
because IL did not 60 OFT.
II will punish you for not keeping
your firearms in good order" said the
General, coolIy.
And as he walked away the Lieuten-
ant must have felt exceedingly cheap.
IL " not alone In war that a good
temper is requisite. The cool, self.bal-
anced man is always the successful
man la business. To act on impulse is
TO act wrongly nine times out OF ten.
Ii rarely takes more than few minutes
TO inquire into details and look at all
sides OF n question before coming TO a
decision. and. as a rule, il saves hours
and perhaps days of after vexation.
The man who loses his temper is not
always in the wrong, but TO the onlook-
or, he always appears 20 be wrong.
When two persons engage in an argu-
ment or debate the one who keeps his
temper will Away Invariably get the
best of H.
Why do the utterances OF Judge
have so much weight with jury. Be
cause he keeps his temper. The law
yers may be ever 80 vehement, pathetic
or angry, but the judge must be- calm
and cool, or he IN not nc To be- Judge
Boys and girls are men and women In
miniature, aud youth Is the time to form
the habits OF after life.
Think twice before you speak once"
Is an excellent rule for your guidance
To keep your temper you can not afford
10 speak hastily.
II for no other reason. you should
keen your temper on the score OF good
health. Choleric people are rarely long
lived. People have been known TO die
in fit OF anger, while no one ever
heard Of death caused by being too
placid.
Nothing will preserve good looks to
old age like good temper. The irrita-
BILE, quarrelsome person is always wriu-
killed. and distorted in visage as we'll as
mind, and the only way 10 avoid these
terrors OF old age Is 10 keep your tenn
per. Golden Days.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-10

Tramp, 4-year-old hound owned by
Ira A. Rowland, OF Lehigh Township.
Pa, went bear-hunting on his own
hook. The hound had been trained to
track bears after snowfall, and is said
so be the best bear dog in the upper Le-
high region. Tramp wasn't around the
house at dinner time one day. and his
absence was noticed by the family. A
little after noon Mr.. Rowland heard the
old dog baying his loudest over IN the
direction OF Baylor's Swamp. Think
ing that Tramp had got after some ami
NAL of no account. Dir. Rowland kept
at his work for half an hour. At that
time the musical voice OF the old hound
sounded as though IL came from u point
midway between the swamp and the
Lehigh River It's tone and the fire.
quency OF the yelps convinced Mr.. How
land that Tramp was chasing something
larger than a rabbit, and he shouldered
his rifle and hurried off. From the top
OF knoll he saw the old dog teasing q
bear in a stumpy lot nearly half u mile
TO the north. The bear was making for
the Lehigh River as fast rs the hound
would let him. and old tramp was nip
ping the bears hind legs at every few
steps and doing his best 10 detain him.
MFR. Rowland started on q run. but
before he had got within gunshot OF the
game the bear reached the river and
plunged in. Right behind him dashed
the dog. and the two swan the river
and disappeared In the bushes before
Mr. Rowland had time to think what to
do. The river was unusually high. and
crossing at that point was out Of the
question. A quarter OF mile further
down the stream was shallow, and Mr..
Rowland ran 10 IL and waded across.
Old Tramp was baying far up on the
hillside OF Pole Ridge, where there is n
thick growth OF pine oaks. and Mr..
Rowland followed the sound Of tho old
hounds voice. Pretty soon the bear
took his hack track and made for tile
river again. Close behind him ran the
hound. He made the chase so hot that
the bear, instead Of plunging into the
water, climbed white birch trcc that
sIanted out over the Gtream, la the
crotch of which he was hanging when
Mr. Rowland got there.
The old hound was ovcrjoyed the
moment his master appeared, making
the woodland melodious with his cries
of triumph. Mr.. Rowland banged
away with his right barrel, aud the
bear tumbled headIong into the river.
lie wasn't dead. and floundered hard TO
reach the opposite bank, but Mr.. How
land sent another bullet into his lead
and finished him. Then the old hound
sprang into the water. grabbed the bear
by the ear, and did his best 10 pull the
carcass 10 the bank. The bear weighed
3g2 pounds. Mr.. Rowland took the
skin TO Scranton and sold IL. !.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-10

boy raised HE foot and dismIsssd him
with kick.
"You keep out o. here. or you'll fare
worse next time" he said. and then he
turned TO his mother and asked, "Did
you see me send that old dog about his
business