davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
ROzmaitOSC.

C@y gfusi s{ys@n! Pytanie take
stawiane nlelednokrotnie przez tych
zwfaszcza, ktorzy s}ysz9 o vie
czorach tahcujacych u g}uchonle-
mvch, wyiasnia jeden 2 gluchonle-
mych wychona u COW Instytutu
warszawskiego W sposob nastepu-
jacy: Gfuchoniemi ME s}ysza wpra-
wdzle W Gale, maja jednak tax
wrazliwa Ma falowanie powletrza
powierzchnia sk6ry, II najdaiszy
navel odgfos bebna odczuwaja i
l W TAXI mu wtorowac So zdoIni.
Wrazllwosc ia rozcIaga sic i ma
uderzenla W dzwony, odgfo5 forte
pianu, upadek ]akiegos ciezszego
przedmlotu ma pod}oge, sfowem ma
%wszystko, co wydaje odg}os krdtk1
Zamleszkali w Warszawie gfucho-
nlemi ola u%strzezenla sic cd nlepro-
szonego goScla W mleszkanlu, pod.
kfadaJa pod klamke kawalek drze.
wa W ten sposdb, IL otwarcle drzwi
powoduje lego upadek. Navel mai.
mocnlei zaietych i ty}em do drzwi
o~dr6conych }oskot oNego upadku.
uderza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
Stuletni obCh6d " Winonie.

Ma ostnt0iem posiedzen'u
Komitetu obchodowcgo w Vino
ME ustanowiono, Be wszystkle
Towarzystwa koscielne narodowe
wystapla ia obch6d uroczysty W
dnlu 3 Maja w regaliach wspolnle,
jake dzieci iednej Matki Polski.
Wszyscy zbiora sic przed
szkoia ma godzine najp6snlej wpof
do drugiej. A gdy sic uszyku-
ia, to O godzinie 3 zadzwonia we
wszystkie dzwony ma wiezy kos.
ciofa, bv oznajmic niebu z'emi,
Re nroczystosc tel chwia sic roz-
poczyna.
Nastcpn,e muzyka wielkim
marszem %rozpocznie pochod przez
ulice do ogrodu ,,Ko}ka Drama
tycznegos', gdzie beda mowy,
deklamacye i muzyka.
q ogrodu znow PREY muzyce
wszyscy pojda do kosciofa, gezie
beda nieszpory, patryo.yczno-re-
ligiina nova, i o~dspiewana bedzie
piesn ,,Bo&e cos Polske", ably Bog
l~itosciwy ulitowat sic / uczynlf
wolna nasza ukochana Ojczyzne
Polske.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
KOEkO MhODZIELY Polls
KIEJ
w GHaiciRagO. Xii.

w RhR.
CHICAGO, 27go Kwlstnia
Szanowny Redaktorze!
Ma poczatku Marca zuwiazaio
sic towarzystwo pod nazwa
"Kolko Mtodziezy Polskiej" W
Chicago, Ills.
Gel Kotka lest wzaJemne dos
k~onalenie sic w~.naukach, sztukach
i o%byczajach, "a wspoInc pozna-
nio sic miodzie&y polsk;ej W CHI
cago. Cztonkowie kolka NIGGA bye
mtode osoby obojga p1ci, t. j..
panny cd lat II, mezczyzny Cd lat
IS. Ally zostac czior kiom Kofka,
potrzeba potwierdzenia przez
w~iekszosG osob iuz nalezacych do
kolka.
Kofko urzadza raz nn tydzjeh
wspolne zebranie, nu ktorem to
zebraniu maja bye spiewy, muzy-
ka, odczyty ito. odprawiane przez
czfonk6w "koika.
Nastepujace osoby wybrane
urz%ednikami:
y. Boles1aw ]. Leb:owskl PREF.
p. August Lambert vice przez.
p. Edwin NJ. D~yniewicz sekretarz
p. FIR. Cesarz kusyer.
L uszanowaniem,
Edeum NJ Dyniewic=.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

ho5do nieD1al " rod=in panujq
cycL Y Europe posiada odrebne
cechy charakterystyczne, kt6re
przechodzq 2 pokoIena ma pokcle.
ME Burboni i Stuartowie mleli
zwykle DUE i rube messy; wydatna
dolna warga Jest dziedMc1nq W
rodzie Habsburg6w: dom hanover.
ski, panuiacy W Anglli, odznacla
sic tusz2 i czoiem W tyt u~ciekaj2-
CEN; koburgl ma)q twarz podluz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
L PavoH. P,zodhousAiej.

L. Il VI ttjtt l. ~Dtt'C'/ttC1tC/s
Jak zdrowe zasady rozsad-
ne zapatrywanla maja Kaszubi,
uczy nastepui2ce ~zdarzenie, kt6re
zasz}o pierwsze swleto wlelka-
nocne W Przodkowie, we wsi 2 in
nych wypadk6w ostatnim Z
sic W gazetach czesto wspomnia-
ne] i ma oko}o daleko znanej.
Wieczorem W plerwsze swieto sic
dzi sobie kilku wlarus6w W ober-
zY i gwarzy poufale 0 swojej bic
die. o z}ych czasach, w ktorych
tax smutnych doswiadczen kazdy
poczciwiec poznaje. W ten PREY
chodzl znany tn, pewien mowiacy
tylko pc nlemiecku katolik imie.
MA, nalezqcy do parafi Przodkow
skiej, ktory juz cd niepamietnych
czasow nlepczyjat Sakrament6w
s~wietych, dalejze zaczyna wyzy--
wac ma koscio}y i ksiezy. Precz
2 k%osclo}ami, precz z popami, po-
wiesic ich, a najprz6d tam tego!
Qpokazuiac palcem ia pomieszka-
ME wielce nan ukochanego X
proboszcza). Knew zaklpiala pa tie
sfowa u obecnych, kt6rzy milczac
spokojnle oczeklwali, co daIej ma
stapi. TO milczenie doda}o Z pew
noscia owemu madralowl otu-
chy: Zaczyna wlec, gdy nasl miedzy
soba zaczeli rozmawiaG; Wy gtupi
kaszuhi, wyscie j~eszcze tez
So tax glurimi Polakaml, DO ME
miecku muscle rozmawlaG, abym
i ia to rozumia}. Naturalnie ME
byfo to ma ucho naszym, wzieli
vice pana brata " obroty: co ty
masz nam do zakazywania DO
polsku movie! i PREY tel sposob-,
nosci odebraf 6w madrala dobra
parcye kuiakow. Niezadowolony ta
operacya, zaczyna dale] wYwodz1c
ma rellgia l ma ksiezy, az tn ma
a powstale poczciwlec kaszubski
i z2da, ably owe s%zyderstwa Cd
wo}af. Widzac 6w nowo o~swleco-
ny medrzec dziewietnastego wleRu,
re tn ME przelewki, wyznaje, &c
wlerzy W Boga i ma dowod tego
chce movie paclerz. Wtedy "a
woia1 ow poczciwiec: hola, brac e,
ME karczma miejscem do paclerza,
chodz ma cmentarz pred krzyz i
tam bedzlez pacierz m6wit. Me
chce tego uczyniG i opera sic.
Wlec dalej pana brata wziefo
dw6eh i przemoca ~zaprowadzilo ma
cmentarz, gdzie W blocle pred
krzYzem uklcknac musiaf j tam
paclerz movie mia|. Vice zaczy-
na: Water unser, der du Dist, was
du blst, daSs weiss ich nicht""
L,,ojcze nas2, kt6ryS Jest, czcm
JesteS, ME WENT. Siysz2c take
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

hluzmerstwa nasi poczciwcy, obu-
rzyli sig wielce ME pozostalo i'm
mic wlsce.i, azebv sweyo dokonac,
lak oWego pana brat" pacierza
uc@Nt, Now vice daleJ 6w pacierz
: uk"ncIy Ws2v OJcZe n"Sz, kaza
ma n."Wtt puzurowicnue Aniel-
sk1e. " tenn sic ouzywa dw no.
woczcsMy hnIturMik: Was soil ich
n@ch NIT ger Maru lhun! ca co
mi tam do tel Naryi). Tu dopiero
naszym cierpliwoscl wiecel ME
>tarczyto i jcden Z Mich powiada:
NOW teraZ sl0vko "a sldwk;em
po@urowlcnle An,elSkle Ia NINA
tax. Yak CT tn p~rzepoNiem; talk
sNonGzyNszv ten akt nadzwyczai-
NJ puSclli pana brnta, la]ac ma
upomnlenla ! prZestrog', azeby
IA przysEost taklch i tym podob-
nych gadanin nie tylko karcl-
ME, ale ! IA kaziem mle jscu in
mem sic wystrzegal. 4 ia nauka po-
SEED: ow pan do domu, ktory z
pewnosca ME tax predko w %naszej
wio&ce sic nam ukaze. (Chociaz to
postypowan]e p~oczciwcow Swiadczy
0 ich praktvcznvm zmysle, to pre-
Gle takiego postepowania W ME-
kt6rych pochwaljG ME MONA, DO
~dotknlyty mogiby wvtoezyc pro-
ccS 9 n%aruszenle osoblstei VOL
nosci". Przyp. Red. ,,Pielgrzyma'').
Cd s'ebje dodaje Riezgr=ym
pobiezna uwage. Jezeli zdarzyG
sig moze W g}ebi Kaszub albo W
W ktdrej innci dziclnicv naszc],
wobec lioznle zehranych wiarusoy
Smie taxi Z imienia katolik zu-
chwa]e otwierac gYbe i miotat
najbezwstydnicj>ze h~luzlnierstwa,
ME lekajar sic guz6w-tem tatwiej
wynhlazic sobi" MONA, i#N WV
u2daIvcE ~ruzmuuNN nasIuyna sic
n"Sla m5oi&iez. Niehy @rrz~lpann
do krajach nieNatolrehich ~naidz,e
SIC sama, albo w mafei garstce
wsr6d wielkIego ttuuu sam,ch
nieprzyiacidI %naszei N,ary a ia
pamietaiych bluznlerc5w. jednemu
parobcl&kowl, ALDO jednej dzicw
czynie trudnn sic rzucat nA tnziny
bezboznlkow, ~pociaguaG ich "a
kofnlelI ma clnentarA, tam do
plero uczyc lch pacjerz& more
SUI.
Tam nasz ~wedrowiec slyszac
okropne bluznierstwa choc zgorszo
ny %oburzony, do gtebi scrca,
zatnie zeby, stuli uszy, bn SAN
jeden nadto s}aby i ME smiaty,
by sic rzucac 3 motyka ma sion
ce. = Zrazu boil 90 gfowa bluz-
nlercow, z czasem OSWALD sic Z
niemi, stygnie powoll az "
koncu zacznie meirowac jak tam
cl.-Jezeli pc latach wr6cl do kra-
ju, to zarazony W duszy TEN wszys :
KEN, czego sic nasfucha}, napa-
trza}, gotow take bluznic sfowy:
,,Ojcze nasz, kt6rys Jest -. czem
%jestes, ME Wien zgola $50
Pc raz setny woiamy; Ojco-
vie i matki! B~ezpiecznlej synow |
corek ME wypuszczac Z domu ma
dalsza obczyzne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
L EKA RST W O

Moze bye danem W filizance
kawy Tub herbaty, bez wiedzy "a.
zywajacego, a sprowadza kuracya
szybka, trwafs, zarowno czy pa
event Jest umiarkowanym pijakiem,
czy nafogowym opojem. Tysiace
opojow zostaio wyleczonvch o.
ty 8 pecyf W swojej
kawie bez ich wiedzy, a dzisia.
oni NIGGA sic powstrzymad Cd pa
lonych trunkow z wfasnej wolf.
Zayzwanio tego lekastwa ME wy.
wotuje zadnego szkodl1wego skut-
ku. Ia w~yieczenie sic reczy. Zg}os-
clio sic 20 cyrkularze l olizsze
szczes61y. Adresowa6 w zaufaniu
GOLDEN SPECIFIC co.
Ra Street. Cincinnati 0.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

vahskich koxsarniac h ~jeszcze ME
ustafy Wlasc iclele koksarn w
clagu ~minionego tygodnia kazalf
wyrzucac familie strajkierow z do
NOW komparicznych, przyczem "
WI elu m~'ejscach przyszfo do krwl
rozlewu.
PEWNA kompania ekspreso-
wa w Buffalo dobrowolnie pod
wyzszyfa svoim procownlkom
place.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

BALTIMORE. = Uroczy-
stosG ]ubileuszowa 3 Maia
beda tn obchodzic Polacy
wspolnle z Lltwlnaml. Uchwa-
lcno sprowadzic 900 media
Il pamiatkowych, 5000 oznak
narodowych. Grupa Zwlazko-
wa tow, H, Dabrowskiego"
wyna]efa najpieknle]sza hale
W Baltimore na dzlen obcho-
du.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
POlecamy wimohskim gro
cernikOmA make Fountain
City.

City.
Wszedzle W miescle teraz
chwalq make z mfyna Foun'
tain City Milling Co. Jest to
maka najprzedniejsza, pre-
wyzszajaca dobrocia, maxi W
mfynach mlnnesockich i wis
consinsklch daleko i szeroko
wyrabiane.
Me przesaazamy pewnie.
piszac, ze lepsza juz mako bye
ME mole. jak So maxi Foun-
ta,n-Citskle: Edelweiss,
Straight i Golden Anker.
Grocernik, ktory chce FARO
bic ma sprzedaay maxi; powi-
MEN przedewszystkiem utrzy
mywac make
Fountain City
Milling 60.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

w APPLETON, Wis, przy-
aresztowano listowego Geo Lewis.
Clazy ma ma MIN oskarzenie, il
niszczy} drukowane cyrkularze, by
ME p~otrzebowa} ich roznoslt. Urz2d
pocztowy dopomina sic surowe-
90 ukarania o~skarzonego, ponie-
waz w ostatnim czasie w cafych
Stanach Zjednoczonych mnoza sic
skargi ma podobne zanledbanle
obowiazk6w re strony llstowych.
WAUSAU, Wis. - Miasto
nasze dostanle nowy ratusz, kosz-
tenn $4,000.
BOGACI Nowojorczanle ze-
brali, wskutek odezwy fabrykanta
towar6w guttaperSowych Rickar-
da Butlera, $4,000, ktdra to suma,
skoro urosnie do mlliona dolarow,
wreczona zostanie niezameznvm
c6rkom genera}u Shermana.
w ~MINNEAPOLIS strajko-
wa}o W miniony czwartek 81 pla-
strarzy, ably osi2gnae wyzsza p}a-
ce, zamiast $500 ma dzlen, $3.50.
Wszyscy majstrowie, krom jedne-
go, gotowi byll spe}nit zadanie
plastrarzy, wszelako UNA zarzaadzl-
Ia strak og6lny, ably owego jedne-
pc Emusic do poddania sic. Una
mniema, IL innl majstrowie pota-
jennie p~opieraja tego jednego.
W DETROIT, Mich, zastraj-
kowall urzednicy kolei honnej.
Gdy Kompaula naje}a innych lu-
dzl i kary W ruch %puszczaia, %straj-
kerry baryKadowali kolej wozami
albo wprest konie zatrzymywali.
Policya ME mog}a poskromlc
strajkler6w, gdyz poplera}y ich
masy robotnik6w. O ma}o co ME
przyszlo do WALK ma rewolwery
miedzy polieya q straikujacymi,
tylko rzesisty deszcz temu przeszko-
dzlf. w dnlu % kwietnia rozgo-
raczkowanie pc obu stronach
dosz1o do najwyzszego stopnja.
DZIECI indyanskie W szkole
indyansklej W Carlisle, Pa, ma]a
przeszfo IL tysleey dolar6w oszcze-
dzonego grosza W tamtejszych ban
kach.
W ILLINOIS ustanaz dniem
l Llpca TAX zwane ,,Truch Stores".
Gubernator podpisat przyJeta
przez Legislature ustawe, postana-
wiajaca, ably zas}ugi, z wyiatk1em
u kolel z%elaznych, piacone by}o CO
tydzleh gotGwke.
SKORO wyspa Kuba zawar-
la re Stanami Zjednoczonemi trak-
tat handlowy teraz tutejszym
kupcom swoJ towar sprzedawaG
bedzie, znacznle zbllzy4o sic prey
faczenle tel wyspy do KRAKOW
Uni, ale Hiszpania, ktora dot2d
praw;e ~wy3acznie prowadziia han
del z Kuba, wlele IA tenn utraci-
la. Teraz i wyspa San Domingo
okazuje wielkq chec sprzedawania
swojego cukru W Stanach ZJedno-
czonych.
TaWJERTCHY ~ pennavl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
MERYKA

PRECEDENT Harrison do
tarl W swo]ej podro2y al do
Kai,fornii, wszedzle z eatu-
zyazmem wltany.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
I INV POLSkICH
w AMERYCE.

KS. HORBACZEWSkI,
Misyonarz Apostolski, opuscif
La Crosse, WIS, ma zawsze
l zamieszka1 w Milwaukee.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

W NOWYM r be-
die powlewata polska cho-
raglew ma sail ratuszowej W
czasle obchodu uroczystego
100 letnlej rocznlcy nadanla
konstYtucyi w Polsce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

LA CROSSE. - rs. j. A.
Blaszka, bawiacy obecnie W
Bloomer Wis, Jest nlebez-
piecznle chory ma zapalenie
p1uc, ktore powstalo z inhuen-
cyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

LAPlSUjClE SDHIE WIAHUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

OMAHA, Nebr.-Za stara-
MEN Wiel. KS. T. Jaklmowl-
GA zamowiia sobie nasza pol
ska osada polska choraglew
narodowa. Zabiera]a sic tel ma
SEE wiarusY do budowania pol
skiego kosciofa. Ma on bye
40 stop szeroki a 80 stop
dtugi, kosztowac zas b4dzie
okoto $500.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
sobie Wliarusa do Europy.
gdy2 wyjezd4a IA wakacye
do Wejherowa, Prusach
Zachoduich.
PANSTWO SAMOLINSCI

powr6c.ll do Chicago j "a
m,eszkalI 20 nr.632 W. Is
Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
ZAPlSUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
Jak Kaszubi Mem
cow pacierza ucza.

P;elgr@yn opowlada nastepu
lace zdarzenie:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

ZAWIERUCHY W Pennsyl,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
MILWAUKEE.

= W So.
die powlatowym skazal sad
przysiegfych heblarnla Is a II d
IA zaplacenle $4,000 oh. Jaao-
wi Kopczyhskiemu. Ten W
wrzejniu minionego roku,
wskutek niedostatecznej ochro-
ny PREY pile wlrowej utraclf
kllka palcy u prawei reki, "a
co 1adat 10 tyslecy dolarow
odszkodowania.
ST. PAUL, MINI. = OBJ
ch6d )ublleuszowy Konstltu
CYL 3 Ma]a odbedzie sic tn w
hall D. Jozefa Jarosza $50
Thomas ILL.,, W niedzlele 8
Maja. Ola op}acen1a koszt6w
obchodu, bedzie pobierane
wstepne do hall W wYsokosci
rs centow.-W tel samei pol
skie] hall urzadza Towarzys-
two "Gwiazda Wolnoscl" w
Sobote 8 Maja wieczorem,
teatr amatorsk1. Odegrana
bedzie wesoia sztuczka dra-
matyczra W trzech aktach, 20
spiewami, pod tytuiem: Horek
sb6jnM c@yH Maryanna C5rao Dnica.
-Po przedstawienim bal.-Do-
ch0d przeznaczony ma korzyse
Czytelnl polskiej W st. Paul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

KS. MOzEJEWSKI -]ak
pisze detrolcka Prumda-
choG Mat zamiar Detroit
opusclc i udaG sic do nlesz-
c%zesliwych braci W Brazylii,
teraz widzac, ]aki skutek je-
60 praca wywiera, stauowczo
nadal pozostanie W Detroit,
gdyz mniema, IL lud przez
Domlnlka Kolasihskiego bata-
mucony, stokroG Jest nlesz-
czesliwszym Cd bracl W Bray
Iii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01
W ILLINOIS ustana z dniem

" ILLINOIS Nstana dnlem
l Llpca tax zwane ,,Truch Stores".
Gubernator podpisat przyJeta
przez Legislature ustawe, postana-
wiajaca, ably zas}ugi, Z wyiatk1em
u kolel %zelaznych, piacons by}o CO
tydzleh gotGwke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

DIR. SZYMON LUBO-
WIECKI, by1y professor semi
naryam detroicklego, Jest o.
becnie organistq W Manito-
woo, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

DZIECI indyanskie W szkole
indyansklej w Carlisle, Pa, ma]a
przeszto II tysleey dolar6w oszcze-
dzonego grosza W tamtejszych ban
kach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

WAUSAU, Wis. - Mlasto
nasze dostanle nowY ratusz, kosz-
tenn $4,000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

KS. JAN zYILA zapisai
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-05-01

BOGACI Nowojorczanle ze-
brazil, wskutek odezwy fabrykanta
towar6w guttaperSowych Rickar-
da Butlera, $4,000, kt6ra to suma,
skoro urosnie do mlliona dolar6w,
wreczona zostanie niezameznvm
c6rkom genera}u Shermana.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-22
st the wedding IN Spirit.

A very novel mock wedding ceremony
was performed in Columbus, Ind, at
$50 a. M, June :, at the residence of
Henry Lang, a wealthy and influential
German.
At the time mentioned a number OF
the friends of Mr.. Lang and family met
to celebrate on this side OF the giobe
the matrimonial union of Mr.. Lang's
nephew, Ernest Feldman, with Emma
Kleb, In the far distant city Of Helen
bach, Westphalia, Prussia. Mr.. LAng's
daughter Emma, who sailed some weeks
ago on board the Fuerst Bismarck. for
Hamburg, acted as the first bridesmaid
in the real wedding, while Miss Ella
Martin and Mr.. Gus Kuennele person.
ated the happy couple in this city.
The ceremonies, by a careful cahcula-
tion Of the difference IN longitude, were
performed at the same moment of time.
The happy young couple viii establish
their home in the old Prussian home
stead, where Mr.. Lang was born sixty
eight years ago. At the mock wedding
here very happy hour was spent Tho
refreshment served was wine from Mr..
Lang's own vintage. A case Of the s7ma
wine was shipped some time ago to Prus-
STA, and it was drunk at the real we'd
ding at the same hour 1t Was drunk here,
Cor. Indianapolis Journal.
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Bicycle Tragedies.

Bicycle statistics prove a constantly
increasing demand for improved models,
and there IS no doubt that the CAPACITY
of the existing varieties have been con-
siderably overrated. Upgrades and
gravel roads are stin obstacles which the
best inventive will has failed TO over
come, and every now and then the rival
~ in the attempt of new feats leads "a
fatal results. 4 few weeks ago the cham
pion bicyclist OF northern Germany was
astonishing the natives OF Hadersleben,
in the province of Schleswig. but was IN
his turn surprised TO find that local
youngster seemed able TO initiate his
most daring svolutionS.
Resolved 10 discourage the competi.
ton of amateurs, the professional then
turned into street with n steep down
grade, and dashed along at a rate CT
speed which made 1t impossible To check
himself in time, when he suddenly came
across a fight Of stone steps leading to
the Uuterstadt, or riverside suburb Of
the little town. For the first FIVE or six
steps the daring rider actually kept hia
seat. but in the next moment his ma
chine jumped the track and dashed him
down headlOng against the stone balus.
trade OF the steep terrace. The WIT
nesses Of the accident rushed for doc
tor, but might have saved Themselves
the trouble. The champions skull had
been broken into splinterS. Philadelphia
Times
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A Sidewalk of Pins.

Ansonia, Conn, win have alrnrst =
unique pavement, If ono Of her clfizens
carries his ideas into execution. He In
president of brass pin company, and
intends rebuilding the sidewalk In fruak
of his home with pin& He has az the
company's shop some twenty barrels OF
odd and imperfect pins, theaccunula.ion
Of years, and these be win utilize.
On the corner Of Broad and Pine
streets, some years ago, severaf barrels
Of pin scraps were placed. Tho no,ss-
sary factor in this style OF sidevzAlks.
corrosion, accomplished ths rest, aud
now there exists walk Of solid iron.
The hardness Of the walk was tested ~
Gently, when the telephone Esen attempt
ed 70 set pole on that corner. BY dina
Of much hard work, drilling aud blast
ing with dynamite. they succteded in
penetrating the three or four inches e
pins and corTosion and st the pole. Tha
walk will last forever. after once being
laid, and neither travel nor storms vii
affect it.-Ansonia Sentinel.
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in 1887, with the avowed object Of
working his way through" his action
did not excite the surprise it now would.
Not only was it very common at that
time for men to earn their own living
while in college, but the proceeding was
far easier than it would be now. Two
dollars a week was a high price for
board in Charlottesville then, and one
could live upon dollar week without
injurious economy.
Born in Butler county, O., Aug. 90,
1919, and losing his father in infancy, the
boy was reared and trained by an unu-
sCally capable mother, who directed his
education with such ability that at thir-
teen he was quite above the average Of
western boys III learning. lie was then
apprenticed TO a saddler in Lafayette,
Ind, and mastered every detail of the
trade, nor, as he put II, did his hand
easily lose its cunning, for long after he
was leading lawyer and prominent
statesman he could stand AT the bench
''and 60 as good a JOB in leather as the
Jour who had no other business" His
admirers and personal friends long point
ed with pride TO the old shop in Craw-
louisville where ne worked Saddles
made by him became family heirlooms,
and partly by his trade. partly by the
old habit of lawyers Of riding the circuit
and carrying their books, he acquired the
affectionate nickname of "Old Saddle
bags"
From Wabash he went to Asbury NOW
De Pauw) university for a short time,
was admitted 10 the bar in Is4S, and in
1910 removed TO Charlottesville. 1t was
q dozen years later, and after being elect
ed attorney general Of the state, that be
removed to indianapolis. where ne ever
after resided. His first law partner there
was Judge Addison l.. Roache, who had
served upon the supreme bench OF the
state. Before leaving Charlottesville Mr..
Mcdonald had served one term IN con-
gess-ISt9-5I-but WAS defeated in
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Queer superstitions About Stones.

The most wonderful properties were
ascribed TO the chimeTical stones which
many creatures were supposed TO carry
in their heads. Most readers have no
doubt heard of the precious jewel which
the toad carries in his brain box, and so
called toad stones, which were in reality
the teeth of fossil fish, were formerly
worn In finger rings as a protection
against poisons, at the presence of which
they were supposed 10 change color. It
was thought that the best stones were
those voluntarily elected by the living
toads, but as the latter were not addict
ed to freely giving up their treasures in
that way, 1t was necessary TO procure
the coveted articles by other means, and
the recognized method was TO decapitate
the hapleSs batrachian at the instant he
swallowed his breath.
The feat naturally demanded consid-
cradle CELEBRITY. such as could only have
been acquired by constant practice; and
1t Is not unreasonable, therefore, to as
sumo that although the endesvors 10
gain possession of the Jewels were per
haps numerous, they must invariably
have been unsatisfactory, especially to
toadS The eagle stone was considered
an excellent thing to wear during preg-
nancy, and the swallow carried IN It's
stomach stones Of great medicinal value
Chambers Journal
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Wifi agle
STORIES OF OUR FRITZ"
INCIDENTS IN THE DRAMATIC CA
REER OF JOSEPH K. EMMETT.

From Poverty to Palace-How the OPP
portunity Came-The Dead Actors
Failinc-His Geniality and Generosity
to Those Who Befriended Him.
Poor Joe Emmett, "Our Fritz" as he
was popularity known, beloved by men,
admired by women and the delight Of
children, is no more. Death came to him
In his prime and while enjoying the
highest possible triumphs of profession
in which his name is like household
word. Hoping to spend the summer in
a restful way he sought quiet nook at
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, and there con-
tracted cold which developed into
pneumonia. In a few hours thereafter
he turned his face to the wall, lapsed
into Inconsistencies and all was over.
1t seems but yesterday that we were
seated together in Central park and he
was recalling some Of the early scenes in
his romantic career. His joyous nature
was never on keener edge and he became
charmingly reminiscent. Il often go
back mentally" he said. ''to the time
when l was boy in St. Louis, where l
was born, and contrast the hardships
then with the pleasures I enjoy now.
When l began the struggle of life there
were but four Of US, mother, myself and
two sisters. Father died when | was ten
years old, and from that time the care Of
the little family devolved on me. What
did do? Well, all sorts of work, but
my best hold in those early years was
my snare drum. had a natural gift for
singing, dancing, mimicry and music,
and it was not very long before was
playing in one of the local bands. A lit
tie later l became one of the Swiss bell
ringers and made a short tour. Then
followed my marriage, the happiest event
OF my life and the turning point of my
good fortunes"