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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

cze) sic stale. Ma wo)nle ser.
ce Jego do reszty sic popsufo
l do okruciehstw przywyklo.
Oczy jego przyzwyczai1y sic
do widoku krwi ludzkiel uszy
do jekow konajac.ych W me.
czarnlach, a rece-do zabija-
MIA. Odebrac bl1znlemu zycie.
to by}o dla niego igraszka. Ia.
razem wyrosfo tel W MIN
upodobanie do rabunkow do
zyc'a cudzym kosztem, Pc
bltwie, bywalo, re zwierzeca
tapczywoscia, niby wllk do
)adfa zabiera1 sic do obdzle-
rama trup6w l jeczacych ran.
nych Kiedy stawaf w jakiej
wiosce lub w miescie ma kwa-
terze, ogladal sic dokota, CO
porwa6. Rzeczy zrabowane
ni6sl, iak tyiko mog1, gdzie
do szynku-i tam raczyf sic
"a ME gorzafkq.
Pc kilkunastu miesiacach
takiego zycla Piotr doczekaf
sic Wreszcie Zakonczenia VOL
ny, a zarazem uwolnienia 2
wojsSa. Wtenczas ME wiedziat
sam, co ma 2 SODA roblG: czy
wracac 10 domu, dokad SERGE
so ME ciagnefo, DO ]e do resi-
ty utracll; czy tel tufaG sic
pc swiecie. Ale pracowac same
mu ia slebie mu sic ME chcia-
TO, a przypomniat sobie dawne
lata, kledy to wszystko mai
gotowe Cd OLGA i matki, a sam
o niczem ME myslat i MIC pra-
vie ME roblt. Postanowll vice
znowu szukac takiego samego
losu W domu-i puscit sic W
droge.
(Ciag dalszy n~sstapi).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
.jazda p]ar0wcesm

POCZTA BIZ YSKAWICZNA z
wygodnemi pociagami miedzy mia
stami Chicago, milwaukee,, St.
Paul i Minneapolis.
KOLEJ przez GAIA Ameryke
miedzy miastami Chicago, Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Omaha i w~ybrzezami
Oceann Po}udniowego.
WIELKA DROGA NARODO-
WA 1niedzy Chicago, Kansas City
i st. Joseph, Mo.
500 MIL DROGI dotykajacej
wszystkich g}6wnych punkt6w W
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri i Dakota.
Wzgledem M a p, plan6w
azdy i ceny tykietow oraz &C.
ny fracht6w trzeba sic udac do a.
genta najblizszej stacyi kolei CHI
CAGO, MILWAUKEE, &ST. PAUL
albo do pierwszego lepszego agen-
ia k~olejowego gdziekolwiekbadz na
swiecie.
R. MILLER, A. v. II. CARPENTER
General Manager. Gen'l Pass, and Tiki. Agt.
MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN.
Pc informacye w~zgledem grun-
tow i obwod6w n%alezacych do
KOMPANII KOLEJO EJ CHI.
CAGO MIL AUKEE & st. PAUL,
trzeba pisac do H. G. Haugen.
Landcommissioner.
CHICAGO MILWAUKEE&ST PAULRAILWAY
Leave Winona- East NORTH
Chicago & Rock Island ex. TO- 6 am
Chicago express b.47pm 1903 am
Chicago Night Express 11:ob m $3.50 II
Ma o44 pm. 1900 7 n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
Il Poznahskiego.

Poz~ahf, w Zakladzie Sl6str
Mi}osierdzla cd kilku dni panuje
nlezwykty ruch i o~zywienie. Cd
czasu, jak panowie lekarze rozpo-
czeli proby srodkiem Koeha, Sio-
stry ME maja wypoczynku; stan
goraczki u tych chorych mierzy
sic dzle1 i noe regularnie CO try
godziny, a5y gdyby lekanstwo zbyt
mocno dzia}afo, MONA przedsle-
wzlasc odpowiednie srodkl zarad-
cze. Zjezdzai2 sic chorzy zamiei-
scowl. Slostra Prze1ozona Ola ubo.
gich robi co moze, ale niepodobna
zadaG zeby wszyscy mieli bye lie.
czenl oarmo. Obecnie lest luz W
kuracyl podobuo oko1o 20 cho-
rych. czescla chirurgicznych, GEES
cla wewnetrznych. O skutkach pa
movie lekarze milcza dotych,
cZas.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
PLACCIE IA
Beczka pieniedzy.

w pewnem wielk1em miescie
kwitna} handel i przemysf, fabry-
kanci wyrabiall mn6stwo towar6w,
a kupcy rozsy}all je ma wszyskie
stronY swiata, sprowadzaiac nato-
Mast rome zamorskle pfody i IA
brykaty. l bogactwa. p}ynely do
miassa, a przemyslni ludzie 'zara-
bali CRUDE pieniadze i wygodny i
dostatni zywot prowadzili.
Wkrotce wszelako wkrad1a sic
pomsedzy MICH brzydsa zawissG,
Jeden zazdroscif d%ruglemu, kazdy
liczyz ME to, co sam zarab1a4, ale
to, co innym do k%ieszen1 napfy-
wafo. | zaczell po~czatkowo talem-
ME szkodzic sobie nawzajem, mi
FAC podwyzszac ceny, odmawlaG
drogim r%obotnika, puszczac szko-
dzace plotki pc mlescie it'd. Zaie
CT szkodzeniem blizniemu swemu,
zaniedbywali sic sami-po sklepach
pojawiafy sic coraz gorsze towary,
wkrotce tez obey przestali ;ie ku-
powac, a miejscowl brazil z ko-
niecznosci / to bardzo n%iechetnlc.
[ handel l pmemysf upad}y, a
ludzle, spostrzegzszy, re idzie coraz
gorzej, ME wgladali W istotna
2aego przyczyne,- ale obwlniali o
ma wszystkIch lnnych, tylko ME
siebie samych. Poczell sig miedzy
soba swarzyG / k1ociG, &ochodzi1o
do p~ubllcznych zatargow i zabu-
rzeh, az kr6l zniecierplswiony "a
wezwaf ma podworzeG zamkowy
ca}y stan kupiecki / przemysfovy
zapytaf %zehranych surowo o p1zy-
czyne nlepokoju.
W odpowiedzi usaysza} ogGom.
ny wrzask > krzyk-kazdy obwlnla1
kogos 1nnego, a wszyscy niesfy-
chanie ma ciezkie ozasy bladali i
narzekali.
Krol kazat ms sic uclssyt, q
potem rzekf do mich:
Dobrzy ludz,e, widze, re ]e-
stescle " smutnem polozenlu, chee
vice wan skutecznie dopomodz.
Otoz postaw1e IA godzine pred
waml pleniadzs, i kazdy moze hraG
lyle, lie sam potrzebowaG bedzie.
Jakoz istotnie ma skinienle kro.
lewskie zajecha} w6z zaprzezony w
kllkanascie konl, a ma MN leza1a
wlelka beezka z p%ieniedzml, W6z
stanaf ma srodku poaworza i lu-
die, prowadzacy konle, otwarl1
beczke, a kr6l zasiadf ma ganku i
patrzyfnn eiekawie, GO tez TO bedzie
Z tego.
kapcy i fahrykahoi pogladali
zdumieni i zaden Z nloh do beczki
sic ME zbliza} P~oczatkowo sadzili
re to jest tapka ma Mich i re ma
tego, co do beczki przystapi, rzuci
sic ktos z pod wozu z ukrycla j
re glove mu, albo przynaimnlej
reke utnie paiaszem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

Pod S=amotu2aml we wslach:
kazmlrzu, Grab6wca, Jastrowie,
Popowku, Nowem Osowie innych
pope}niono smlale kradzieze koni
i byd1a, kt6rych policya ME zdo(a-
ia wykryc. Tymczasem zdarzy}o
sic ma weselu we wsi D. pod Blu
klein, re romowa toczyia sic O
tych kradziezach i przytem wspo-
minano, II plsarz pokatny Neuman
W szamotuiach, wystepulacy jake
handlarz bydia, sprzedat DUO
krow ma targach, Jeden z obeo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08
ZBRODNIARZ
czyll
Skutki zfegO wychOwania.
POWIASTKA
re zdarzeh prawdziwych.

Niemafo lat juz minelo cd
czasu, iak W pewnej wlosce,
zwanej Korcin, stala chafupa
cd wszystkich sasiadow omi-
Jana, do Ntorel psy navel re
wsi ME smlafy sic przyblizac.
W chalupie tel mieszkai 60
spodarz Ignacy Bantuch cziek
JUL starry, drugi rag zonaty .
mfodsza daleko cd sieb:e, ale
okrutnie Ztosliwa kobieta.
Igracy Mai dwo]e dzieci do.
sosfych Q pierwszego ma'zeh-
silva: corke iu2 zame&na 4,
sYna, kt5ry, ME mogac wy
traymac " domu prey maco,
SIZE, poszedf gdzleindzie] "a
parobka. z drugle] 2ony bytc
jes2cze dziecl kilkoro, ale q
tych jedno tyiko PREY xyciu
neutrality-suspicious. przez
matke syn Plotrek. Matka,
bywafo, IA wszystko synalSo-
wi pozwala IA mic, chocby
co naigocszego. zrobl}, ME zwa-
Ia; ate jak w slosc wpadnie,
to choc nlema "a co, nieraz
tego Plotrka obiie. Dsieciak
w1enczas z chaiapy na dwor
sic wymyka i kszyczy z cafe
60 gardFa, tax, ze drugim
koncu wloski sfYcbaG. Starry
Bantuch choc l widzia1 me-
sprawiedliwe postepowanie
matki, to sic obawiaf odezwac,
DO wrzaskom ME byioby kon-
ca. Nieraz tel i jemu samemu
dobrze sic cd baby dostaio.
Kofo chaiupy Bahtucha
rzadko kiedy byto spoKoinie,
DO zwykle rozchodzi}y sic
ztamtad to krzvkl i przeklen-
silva gospodyni, to w:za,k
dzieclaka, to skowytanie bed
nego PISA, kt6ry n~a]czescie]
| sta vaf sic ofara z1osci Igna
cowej Przytem k16tnie o byle
co z sasiadami prawie ME usta-
waly i dochodzifo navel GA
sem al do bitwy,
Ignacowa byfa te2 chciwa
I'd cudze i rada byle co ur-
wac drugiemu. Ale zeby kiedy
komus W czem dopomogfa,
2eby czegos poayczyla, zeby
data wsparcie ubogiemu, to
sic z MIA ME zdamato. Syna-
lex tel uczyf sic tego samego
cd matki. zakrada sic bywaio,
do cudzego sadu, obrywa jabt-
ka pyzynosi do domu, a
matSa so "a to gtadzl pod
brode, chwali opowinda priced
ojcem, jaki to dziecnak juz
madry::-Kiedy zas Plotrek
troche podros}, to sama mat
ka posYfafa 90 wleczorami W
cudza koniczyne, ably popas}
! konia.
Jak ztej Ignacowel anikali
sasiedzi, talk tel je] Piotrka
BABY sic wszystkle dzieci re
wsi, DO gdy sic tylko wdaf Z
nieml, to wnet ktorekolwieK
wyb,f, albo zasypaf mu pias'
klein oczy, albo tel cos cd
nlego odebraf, lesli tylko mt
sic podobalo A kiedy kite
przyszedl do Plotrkowei matk1
re skarga, to sam bywaf oc
niej 1eszcze wy}aJany.
Plotrek, ME umiejac baw't
sic . dzlecm! uczciwle, a me
przyzwyczalany przez mat6e
do zadne] porzadne] roboty
rozlenlwlafy, r6sf, jak to mo-
VIA, ma as patrza &C
Jedna rzecz 60 tyiko bawlia
OTTO meczenie %zwierzat. To tie,
fapaf chrabaszcze, obrywaf in
noakn, nasadzaf je ia patyczek
a gdy biedne stworzenia
bolu kreclfy sic W kofo, Pho
trek bywaf TEN bardzo ucie
SONY. Il grlaZd ptaszych, cd,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

Buck, dnia 5 grudnia. So tn
u mas tacy mfodziehcy cd 2O-35
lat, kt6rzy i w niedziele- w dni
p~owszedn1e przesiedza Gale wieczo-
ry i nocy zaiecl era W karty i
| da2o przegrywaja, DO W jakas
karciana lcteryq graja. N%lekt6rzy
eC9do 80 NIX. przegrvwaja, a W
domu nleraz pustkl u ION lub O
dzicow. Navel o poScie s}uchaG
ME chca ! tax .}eden z naszychy
przemysfowcow zam6wi1 ola,
Wszystklch W piatek b~ifsztykij
/ to by} nawet ieden re starszycLy
ieden dsugiego pyta} czy ma ]esc;:
ale wz'el' sic wszyscy razem nash,
zydzl ! Nicmcy i wsp6lnle zajads-
IL. Jeden msodzik cafkowity zare-
beK przegras, a teraz hez fenyga
wzlety do woiska. n,eraz pryeklina
te noce, w kt1rFcn riG1&p zapra-
cowany gEosz przemarnowa}. Nasi
duchowni ]ud co niedzlele i swie-
to pouczaja i da5a przestrogi, ale
CT mfodzi ME ma7a czasu isG do
kosciofa,, DO musza sic wyspa6, 20
bezsennie strawlonych nocach.
Wldac. re uzvwanle jest ogolnem
dobre niejednemu przynosi zys-
XII W naszym Buku, DO gdzle wei
rzysz,. to kna5pa, hotel, strzelnlce
ftp. W platek blfsztyk, o ME.
dzlele kiepsko ma sledzia starcza
lundusze. Kiedyz bedzie le->
plej?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

zawdy, De to tylko close ludz-
ka cos ma do ]e} dzjecka do
mel samej, j be mkt taklm
syaem, lak ona, oocI,lubiG sic
ME mole. Ojciec, choG byi
mniei zaslepiony, ale mezdara,
ma przestrogi machal tylko
reka j mruczai cos sobie pod
nOsem.
TAX wzrastal PIotrek, rok
piynaf ia rokiem, AZ W koncu
stat sic q Piotrka ;a1y Piotr,
ktory mogiby bye parobklem.
Urody i silly mu me brake
wato, ale sol tego, kledy
wyrosi ma prawdziwego hul-
taja, 2 ktoy9go ME by!o Ia
dnej wyreki rodzicom.
-ldz, urab drzewa, 2ebym,
mia1a ma caem jesc ola vas
ugotowa6! - rzecze, bywa1o.
lgnacowa do syna.
A syn lezy ma fawie, wy
c'aga sic %jeszcze lepiel i cd
powiada harlo:
"A coz robi starry? Albo
to- GA urabac ME mole, lie
mnfe napedzacie, jakbym byt
na|sty IL was IA parobka!
Przyszfo W kohcu do tego,
IL nawet taxa zasleplona mat
ka pomyslafa soble nieraz, Re
synek ME TAX postepuje jak
by powinien,-bo tel i gospo.
darka ma tenn ucierpiafa i
chfopak, co mogf bye wyreka
oJca, byt to tyiko ciezarem W
domu. Ale JUL by}o zapozno
radzl6 ma to. A. l zfosci ma
Piotrze matka wywierac ME
smiafa, DO ten stawla1 sic tax
hardo, 1e navel do b6iki z
rodzicam' byl gotow.
" eafe] wsi ME nazywaIi
g. inaczej, lax ,,z1ym Pie
trzyskiem'', a kiedy kto ME.
znajomy cho5 ieden rag go 20
baczyf, pomyslai soble, be to
bye musI cos niepoczciwego.
Ma drodze bywa1o, mia sic
kto q Plotrem i rzeknie po-
chwalonego, a GA odmruknaG
nawet ME raczy, tylkc spojrzy
zpode1ba, ponuro, iakby w1lk.
Nadeszfa wres2e'e pora, ae
trzeba byfo Plo5rowi stawac
DO poboru wojskowego. Gdy-
by to talk szfo o kogo innego,
duzo by byio " domu obawy
lamentow, a nawet chodze-
lila i staran, zeby go Cd VOL
ska jake uwolnic. Ale Piotr
talk sic iuz byi sprzykrzyf ma
wet rodzonel matce, Re ia
rzekfa raz do MEGA be- wiel-
klego zalu | poc1esza1ac sic:
AT, bedzle O ledna gebe
mn,ei do jedzen,a, d rece do
piracy pozostana tez same, co
i byfy.
We wsi znowu byio duzo
radosci, kledy sic ludzie do
wiedzieli, Re JUL raz pozbeda
sic zfego Pletrzyska, kt6ry byf
tylko nledobtym przykfadem
Ola mfodzie2y.
Plotr, waisty do wojska, po-
sfany byf LA sluzbe W dalek1e
strony. Tam, choG do Ienistwa
z mfodu prsyzwycza]ony, 70.
bli wszystko, co mu kazali,
byf poslusznym zo1nierzem, be
inaczeJ grcs'i mu bat, ba, ma.
wet ! kije, a tych sic bal.
TAX ka2dy, kto z1e odbiepa
wychowanle, bata l kija tylko
sfucho.
Chocisz jednak Piotr sam
ma siebie kary sic lekat, gdy
karano lnnych, to z dzlkiem
upodobanlem rad byf temu SIG
przygladai, q nawet chetnie
kara)acym pomoca przycho
dill. Taxi to charakter w MN
owe ziosliwe a nlesprawiedli
$40
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-08

Srem. Ma podstawie 1stnie.
jacego prawa wyda}a tutejsza VIA
dza pollcyjna rozporzadzenle, ably
osoby ME dotyka}y rek2 miesa i
~p1eczywa, zanim 60 ME kupla. Kto
przeclw temu wykroczy, skazany
zostanie ma kare az do 9 marek
lub ma 3 dni wiezlenia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-13

the melting of the glaciers OF the Alps,
causes the hypertrophy Of the thyroid
gland, the result of which Is an enormous
swelling so that sometimes the unfortu-
nate comes to have baglike appendage
dangling down as far as the waist. There
is no known cure for the trouble after 1t
has got well started, though the swelling
may be a trifle reduced by injections into
its substance. Ii is a very curious fact
that if human being or any other animal
is deprived of this apparently useless gland
by cutting it out, there always follows a
general degeneration of all the tissues Of
! the body.
Another seemingly useless organ is the
'supra-renAl capsule attached to each of
the kidneys. Its only purpose in human
being appears 10 be TO occasion what is
known as 'Addison's disease in cases
where it gets out of order. In such cases,
which are happily rare, the skin of the
body loses its natural color and becomes Of
muddy brown hue. This capsule Is
presumably the remains Of what was once
a secretory organ
Then there is the mysterious 'vermi
form appendix attached to the small in
testine. Once'in while an apple seed or
Inflammation Until within the last four
or five years such cases were always fatal.
but now they are usually cured by cutting
open the stomach and removing the ap-
pendix. Until very recently operations re-
quiring the cutting open Of the body in
this way invariably resulted in death, for
the reason that germs could not be pre-
vented from getting into the wound and
creating subsequent Inflammation But
the psychologists have taught, through
their researches, how such germs msy De
killed by spraying with antiseptic sOlu-
lions The vermiform appendix has con-
siderable usefulness among the lower ami
mails With the cow and other beasts that
chew the cud it is large sac attached 70
the stomach, and is utilized as a storage
reservoir for food that is not needed for
immediate consumption" - Washington
Star
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-13
The New Money Fad.

Can you give me 500 in new money!"
inquired young man at the telier's win
dow in one Of the big banks IN 81. York
a few days ago. Mr.. - wants il for his
wife"
ing in the applicant the confidential clerk
of one Of the banks heaviest depositors.
The money wSs hs.nded cut in clean. crisp
tens and fives that had never been In circu-
lation. After the young man had gone the
teller remarked 10 the writer: THAT new
money fad is on the increase. Just a. soon
as a man begins 20 ceel little tony ne geta
the notion that no member Of his family
ought 10 handle the soiled and crumpiesi
currency in general circulation. When
the madame goes a-shopping she must
have her purse flled with brand new bills.
Many persons explain their mania for
new money on the theory that there il con
tagien in the much handled bills They
seek 20 keep disease away from their fam
ily circle by excluding. % "A fun an extent
n possible ali money that has been IN cir
culatiou. They keep a supply Of new bills
of various denominations constantly on
hand, and the ladies Of the household feel
that they are thus well protected against
contngion." Most Of the new money IL
procured directly from the banks, but
there are frequent Individual applications
at the gub-treasury for new bills and new
coin. When the sub-ifeasury has an
abundance Of small denomination bills on
hand such applications are unhesitatingly
complied with.-Montreal Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-13

Mr. r. W. Glider, the editor OF The
Century Magazine, who has attained a
high rank in the world OF literature, com
menced his literary career as a reporter at
n small salary on a Newark newspaper.
He is the son Of n Methodist clergyman ,
and was for a time employed in connection
with one Of the New Jersey railways in a
subordinate position. From the beginning
of his newspaper career he displayed the
poetic faculty, insomuch that he invested
many Of the most trivial items with tho
glamour OF poesie" He was ambitious.
diligent, and while not especially studious
kept abreast OF literary movements, and
also kept his eyes open for opportunities
OF promotion The position he has achieved
is the legitimate outcome Of his diligence
and persistence in overcoming ordinary
obstacles. Like most men who have made
their way TO success, he retains in a strik
ing degree the modest simplicity which
marked him when obscure and unknown.
Frank Leslie's Newspaper.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-13
Human Proportions.

The proportions Of the human figure are
six times the length Of the right foot
Whether the form is slender or plump the
rule holds good on an average; any deviA-
ton from the rule is a departure from the
beauty Of proportion. IL IS claimed that
the Greeks made all Of their statues &C,
cordiDg 70 this rule. The face from the
highest point OF the forehead, where the
hair begins, 20 the end % the chin is one
tenth Of the whole stature; the hand from
the wrist to the end Of the middle finger -
also one-teuth Of the total height
From the crown TO the nape Of the neck
is one-twelfth the stature II the face from
the roots Of the hair 70 the chin be divided
into three equal parts. the first division de-
termines the place where the eyebrows
should meet, the second the opening Of the
nostrils. a man Of good proportions f. a.
tall a. the distance between the tips Of his
fingers when both arms are extended %
fun leugth.-St. Louis Republic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-13

I confess that when / consider this
charming young nation, with its romantic
past and its most attractive future pros
poets, I feel little thrill com para be % that
with which ! watched the fortunes Of the
water in its Wentworth valley. 80 fall q
surprises must its life be-so splendid in
its ventures, in its fearlessoess, in its JOY
Gus seeking of dangers, in its bold plunges
into midzir. IN is enjoyment Of the calm
prosperity OF peaceful moments. and in ia
ceAseless progress 70 neyF adventures and
conficts It's future i hidden, Ike III.
stream in the forests at TIE bottom OF toe
gorge, but the sea Is far away st{ll FOR the
young mountain torrent; and the long
course Is full Ct fair scenes and great sX-
perienceS-
Australia viii not bc cue Of the happy
countries without history. but viii sure
iy know, IN Carlyle's sense Of The word,
the ''blesse6aess" Of having history. Ia
varied and progressive population, its con
trzsts Of climate. it, relations 20 Asa. it,
important position IN the Paci5c, It's vast
resources and its social progrcsEivsness al
unite 70 assure il % very significant
place in the fature tale Of civilization
Professor Royce in Scribner's
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-13

AS he was riding easily along there sud
denly dashed out of an equestrian path near
him young woman, whose horse was go
ing at the top of his speed. Behind her
came policeman in mad pursuit. But her
horse was faster than his and his efforts
to catch her were unavailing. Here was a
genuine case of runaway and no mistake
So the young man, who was mounted on
an animal that he knew could catch any
that a young woman was likely to ride,
put his spurs to his horses side and dashed
after her. Her horse was good one and
the chase was hot; the policeman had long
ago been distsnced and was ont Of sight.
AT last the young man reached her side
He threw his horse across her path and
caught the bride in his hand. Then. As he
painted and waited for thanks, the young
woman drew herself up and said cooIly:
Don't give yourself the least uneasiBess.
sir: my horse was not running away with
me. This is q put up JOB between the
policeman and myself to let me ride faster
here than the law allows" Which shows
that some things are not 20 be understood
at a glance. and that even park policemen
are not always to be trusted when there Is
a young woman n the case--Aew York
Evening Sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-13
OF ALL DRUGGISTS.

History OF the Turkey.
The turkey II lineal descendant from
the wild North American species, which
was found in Mexico BY the Spaniards a.
the time of the conquest. both wild aad do
mesticated. The Spanish sailors and sol
diers introduced it into the West India
islands under the name OF pavon. or pea
cock.
From the West Indies the bird was taken
to Spain, where it was called pavon de las
Indiss Tie French called it dindon.
contraction OF COG z'Inde Evidently the
East Indies were confounded with the
West, for when this fowl was introduced
into Germanyit was known as the "CAlicus
ben"
Mai. w Ross King says that the bird
was introduced into England about $50 to
1894, and that it received the name which
it has since borne simply because 10 was
then the custom 20 refer the origin Of all
strange and foreign articles 20 Turkey Is
would not be at all surprising TO find all
the trade with Mediterranean ports az that
time credited to that country.
Readers will recall how in the time Of
the Crusades. few centuries before, IL had
been the practice TO speak Of all Moham-
medan people as Saracens, while the fact
WAS that taat people were but a small
tribe in Arabia. The instances are quite
parallel.
When the fowl was brought 70 this coun-
try. its original home, il kept the name
which had been given IL in England. ana
more than that IL gave this name to the
undomesticated variety, which has since
been known as the wild turkey. The cir
Gle was completed. and bird that belonged
exclusively to this continent. without hRv-
ing gone away from It's home az all, got
credit for having been brought from the
eNst. II is a good example OF the confusion
OF names likely TO occur almost anywhere.
Youths Companion.