davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-27

Stane}y kobiety wszystkie z pekami k}o-
sow W rekach wpatrywa}y sic wen, m}odsze
z luboscia / zachwytem, starsze zalem mad
ch}opakiem. On glove odkry} ocierajac pot
m6wi4 dalej.
Wy myslicie, re wasz zn6j ciezki, re
wasz trud drogi? To ci fraszka pracowae pod
tenn s}o1cem, co ledwie grzeje, la czystem
zdrowem polu! Me widzia}es Krysztofe tych
jak piek1o gorejacych czelusci kot}6w paro-
wych, gdzie Ear sk6re small, pot jak wrza.
tex paruje! Me k}ad}es sic spaG W norze pei
nej robactwa ino ma bia}ej poscieli, rekami
siostry Wys}anej W chacie, nie opada}a ciebie
odziez nigdy ME prana ME 1atana, ME zneca-
Ii sic mad tobs obey, bos ojca mia} swoich
oko1o.
ALE ci sic meka op}aci}a nam co?
-Op}aci}a sic, BON ME jad} mysla},
bonn ME spa1, uczy} sic, BON taxa wsciek}a
zawzietos6 mia} taxa wole bezmierna wyzej
p6jsG, zem ami na cal nie ustapi}, AMI ma chwi-
le zwatpi}, ami jednej z}ej mysi do siebie ME
dopuscA. Myslicie, re jabym tu ma jednym
zagonie zycie strawH,> jak wy?
A cobys zrob32 = zagadna{ kt6rys re
starycn?
Waiver szeroko reka W dal zamachna1
= Jako te 7any ida wszystkobym cd pa
ma ola wsi wzia1!
Chyba gwa}tem! Szluguris sic "a
smial
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-27

= Gwa}tem g}upcy wojuja, rozumni
g}owa! Jabym tax zrobi}, re ME pan by nam
"a pot p}aci}, ale my jemu "a ziemie, by}oby
wtedy ma czem pracowac ko1acze GAIA zine i
lato pozywac.
w dzierzawe wziac?- wtraci} starry 60
spodam.
A dzierzawe! = Waiver potwierdzH
= Si}a trzeba pieniedzy!
= Si}a tez wasz jest.
-Oj! g4owy ma ten interes trzeba, coby
wszystkie tie rece kierowa}a!
= Ale move on rozumna m6wi. Oh ro-
zumna
Zaje3a ich ia mysl mocno. ,Oczy ch}opskie
mad z}oto ziemi chciwsze, po polach powiedi.
Po t}umie jakby drzenie pobieg}o.
= Chcecie pic? = niespodzianie Rozalka
sic odezwa1a.
spusci} ku niej wzrok, zdziwiony ia przy-
jazna propozycya.
Trzyma}a dzbanek reku patrzafa po.
czciwie.
Dziekuje, = odpar} ciszej, tax, re ona
tylko s1ysza}a, = utraktowaliscie mnie do syta
obelgami .. .. . Pewnie woda wasza jak mo-
rza gorzka s}ona!
Dziewczyna poczerwienia1a przykrosci,
naczynie odstawi}a ma box znowu mad poko-
sem sic schyli3a Wtedy on poczu}, re ia upo-
karza pred ludzmi, co widziei jej ruch Cd,
move jego. Pochylil sic, dzbanek wzial po-
czal pic chciWie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-27
Starcie miedzy szeryfem a woj.
skiem W Oregon.
Prezydent W San Francisco.
Nieszczesliwy wypadek siOstry
prezydenta.
Spokoj pred burza W okolicach
k0ksoWych.
Nieszczescie kolejOwe.

Indianapolis, Mod., 26. kwiet.,
DIS rano o godz. 3 min. 90
pociag pocztowy big -Four"
No. 10, idacy ma wsch6d, try
mile ma zach6d stad mia} ME
szczesliwy wypadek. Pociag
pedzi} ma dol z szybkoscia go
mil ma godzine, gdy ostatni
wagon przeszed} przez z}amana
szyne. Ostatni wagon osobo-
wy wykolen sic i oderwa} cd
pociagu. Przewr6ciwszy sic,
jeszcze sam dalej posuna1 sic
szybko przesz}o sto stop i
zatyzyma} sic W ka}uzy u do}u
nasypu. Szesciu mezczyn, kt6.
rzy tam sic znajdowali, odnio-
s}o ciezsze lub lzejsze uszko-
dzenia. Kompania kolejowa
wys}a}a natychmiast pociag
ambulansowy i przewioz}a po-
kaleczonych do tutejszego szpi-
tala sw. Wincentego, gdzie po-
kaleczonych opatrzono.
Konduktor i hamulcarz wa.
gonu owego tylko lekko 20
stall skaleczeni. Inni pokale-
czeni byli: Liebenthal, kt6ry
po opatrzeniu rany m6g} zaraz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-27

i dziecka. Cd domu za}oby
do dworca szlazkiego wedle
zyczenia cesarza odbedzie sic
pogrzeb wielka pompa woj-
skowa, przy wsp6}udziale
mn6stwa os6b z krwi ksiazecej,
ktorych cesarz zapros1.
Cesarzowa z1ozy}a u trumny
wieniec z r6z. Kwiaty re
wszech stron nadchodza. Ma
wielu domach ukaza}y sic od.
znaki za}obne.
W Izbie pos}6w prezydent
mia} wzruszajaca przemowe ma
czesG zmar}ego. Odroczono
sic pozniej dla okazania zmar-
Iemu szacuDku do Poniedzia1-
ku.
W Izbie panow zawieszono
mad krzes}em zmar}ego VIE
nice laurowy zwiazany atfaso-
wemi wstegami bia1emi czar-
nemi.
Berlin, 25 kwietnia.
,,Vorwaerts'' organ socya-
listow, donosi, re Rad zamie-
rza odnowiG ostre przepisy
przeciw g6rnikom W strajki
sic wdajacym.
,Kreuz-Zeitung" powiada,
re RAD "a ten stan rzeczy ME
jest odpowiedzialnym. Przy-
pomina, jake by}y skutkl
strajku T.. 1889 / twierdzi, re
strajk ogolny moze doprowa-
die do nieszczescia kraju.
Rad zamierza przed}ozyc
Radzie pa6stwa nowele o przy-
jeciu zaproszenia ma wystawe
Chicagoska. Nowela zawiera
przeplsy o ustanowieniu k"mi-
SARA rzqdowego / wyznaczeniu
funduszow IA ulZqdzenie pa
wilonu niemieckiego.
Berlin, 26 kwietnia.
Gazety Petersburgskie Ia
wieraja jak najsympatyczniej
sze wzmianki O zmar}ym
Moltke. Wyrazaja swe wsp61-
czucie dla Niemiec. Delega
eye re sztabu generalnego, z
akademii wojskowej / SO
pu}ku linii, kt6rego houoro-
wynn w}ascicielem by} Moltke,
przybeda ma pogrzeb.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-27
SZARY PR0CH
WIESC
(33) -PRzEz
MARIE RODZIEWICZ
MARIE RODzIEWICz.

PRZEZ =
Y
(Ciags dalszy).

(Clags dalszy).
Doko6czy} zagona, kose wb} W ziemie,
obr6cA sic pocza} garscie wiazaG
Hej tam, wy!- do kosarzy krzy kna},
a bywajcie! Juz ia i "a siebie "a dziewuche
zrobie MIN zdazycie miedzy!
= Ohio, wyhodowa}es sic, podezas gdy
mas bieda zar}a : Krysztof ponuro sic ode
zwa}.
Waiver szyderczo sic zasmia},
A hodowa]em sic! : rzek], snop-jak
pi6rko rzucajac ma gromade. = Hodowa'y
mnie takie burze, co gwaltem do zguby cia
gna, piesci3y mnie po grzbiecie smolone po-
wrozy, g}adzi}y mi rece liny sliskie, po ktorych
az het pod niebo sz}a droga! 4 hodowania ia
kego tybys ME wroci}, cGor6b biedy' co
mnie zar}y, to we snach ME doznasz. -,
Rozalka spojrza}a ukradkiem ma niego
Poczucie w7asnej SHY. i wartosci, wspo-
mnienie tych walk zwyciestw, wypiekni{y go
nawet W jej oczach. Zrozumiala zal Rufna "a
MIN, gdy go ia ziemia straci, znowu ma zaw-
sze....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-27
ROk IL.

szpital opuscic, Smith Meyers,
by}y senator Stanu, z}amana
szczeka, skaleczona }opatka, i
mocuo wstrzasniety, ale zadna
kosG ME z}amana; Albert S.
Barry, bardzo ciezko pot}uczo-
ny, prawdopodobnie umrze;
Albert Oglie, z}amane kolano;
Thomas McGill z Chicago, u
cho oderwane i }opatka zwich-
nieta;. B. G. Mcmillan, we
wnetrzne uszkodzenia. Ten
jest starym cz}owiekiem i pc
wnie umrze.
Wojna domowa W Walla Walla.
Portland, Ore., 25. kwietnia.
Donosza dis W nocy z Walla
Walla, re odby}a sic tu krwa-
wa walka miedzy $50 zo}nie-
rzami a straza szeryfa. Wojsko
napad}o ma wiezienie, pomo-
cnicy szeryfa strzelali, a zo3-
nierze ME pozostali d}u2nymi
odpowiedzi. Szczeg6lna jest
ia sprawa dlatego, IL jest to
moze pierwszy wypadek, re
uzbrojeni i uniformowani zof-
nierze chcieli uzye przemocy
przeciw w}adzom municypal-
nym.
We Srode W nocy znany
grace j zawadyaka A. J. Hunt
pok}6ci1 sic 2 ochotnikiem
Millerem j uderzy} go W twarz.
Miller r6wniez Huntowi wy
cia} policzek, 'poczem, Hunt
doby} revolver i Millera "a
strzeli}. Mn6stwo ludzi re.
bra}o sic, azeby lynchowac
Hunta. W}adze mieiscowe "a.
bra}y Hunta do wiezienia i
tam 60 strzeg}y.
U ludnosci tymczasem ciagle
m6wiono o lynchowaniu, a
szeryf obawiajac sic napadu,
zaprzysiag} pewna ilosc oby-
wateli ma pomocnik6w, uzbron
ich W strzelby ustawi} ich W
wiezieniu q rozkazem strzeze-
MIA wieznia ma kazdy spos6b.
DIS W nocy oko}o $50 zo}nie-
rzy otoczy}o wiezienie i zadali
wydania Hunta. Szeryf odm6-
(Dok. ma 4 tel str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-27

Bismarck przes}a}k kondolen-
cyjny telegram: ME wiadomo,
czyli bedzie obecny ma pogrze-
bic.
Niekt6re tylko paryskie ga
zety oddaja uznanie geuiuszowi
zmar}ego; inne wyrazaja sic z
narodowa 0 MIN zawiscia.
w wojsku niemieckiem "a
rzadzono osmiodniowa za}obe;
W pu}kach Moltkiego dwuna-
sto do czternastodniowa.
Berlin, 25 kwietnia.
G6rnicy W Bochum przezna-
czyli ma jutro rozpoczecie straj-
ku ogtlnego. Wyznaczyli ko-
mitet z 81 cz}onkow, ktory
ma sic uk1adac z w1ascicielami
kopal6 o zaprowadzenie S-go.
dzinnego dnia piracy i o pod
wyzszenie zap}aty.
Francya.
Pary5, 26 kwietnia.
Gazety tutejsze we wielklej
czeSci zawieraja o smierci.
Moltkego wzmianki tchnace
narodowa nienawisciq. Steele
powiada: ,,Gal otrzymuje bez
smutku wiesc o smierci tego
barbarzy6skiego naczelnika,
ostatniego Z wielu zaborcow,
kt6rzy zamykajq Gale epoki." ("
= Republique Francaise mo-
wi: ,,Mistrz ten W sztuce wo-
jennej zhaGbi} najsW ieJniej>ze
swe zwyclestwa wyrahnowana
srogoscia / terrorvzmem obu-
lzajqcym nawet nieczufe umy-
sly Is Rappel poNiada: ,,Ge
neral Won Moltke obdarzy}
Europe smutnym podarun-
klein: militaryzmNm. Jego
kraj ucisniony poda t k m i
wkr6tce nauczy sic przekIinac
panied jego.'' g : Figaro wyra-
ia sic: ,,Cz}owiek ten, kt6ry
zy1 tylko po to, by w"jny pro
wadziG / kt6remu obce by}y
Wszelkie uczucia obyczajowe,
pierwszy zaproponowaf, azebv
Alzacya / Lotaryngia przy}a-
czyG do Niemiec. Nigdy mu
tego zapomnie6 ME podobna." "
,,Gaulois'' opowiada roz-
movie z marsza}kiem Cauro-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-27

= Bog zap}ae! = rzek}, dzbanek jej od
dajac
Il la gorzka wode ME warto! = mru-
kne}a.
Spojrzeli po sobie moze ma jednakie
wspomnienie pokrasniei r6wnoczesnie.
= Zameczy1en was dzisaj, juz wiecej ME
bede! = rzeE.
: samiscie potem dopomogl! = odpar}a
ostatni snop wiazac.
Kosarze dopedzili Wawra stanei. Gas
by} ma obiad w1asnie, ale zamiast spoczac po-
sili6 sic, skupili sic gadali rekami, oczami,
dworskie pola wskazujac. Waiver i'm rzuca
mysl rozkoszna jasna, co moze kiedy mglista
pod niejednem czo}em majacza}a, ME znajdu
jac okreslenia wyrazu. Teraz ogarnia}a ich,
iak czary, podnieca}a jak trunek.
Przybieg1 ekonom cd dworu, ma poczestu.
mex ich wzywajac. Opieszale poszli bez spie.
WI smiechu, predko spozyi jad}o / znowu
wr6cili ma pole, gdzie i'm swobodniej by1o mo-
vic, milej ma te ziemie patrze6. Waiver do
dworu ME poszed}, ale do Marcinka, kt6ry do
swych ludzi pastwiska przyby} kosic pro-
bowa} starszy brat przyglsda1 mu sic i kie-
rowa} rada. spiacego ma miedzy Maryjki die
ciaka ostroznie ma rece wzia} ko}ysa} deli
katnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-27
Poniedzia4ek, dnia 27 Kwietnia 1891 r.

bert, kt6ry mia} sic wyrazic:
Niemcy przez d3ugi czas je-
szcze ME beda W stanie znalezG
cz}owieka, kt6ryby zacmA
Moltkego, jakkolwiek jego
ucznlowie i nastepcy pracuja
W jego duchu. Obecnie my po-
siadamy najwie strate-
glka: mowimy o szeGe sztabu
generalnego Miribel.
POrtugalia.
Lg6on0, % kwietnia.
P6}urzedowo donosza, re bry-
tyjski premier lord Salisbury
zarzadzi1 oproznienie Massi-
kesse. Stoi to W sprzecznosci
faktami, gdyz by}o obecnych
tylko czterech cz}onkow kom-
panii dla strzezenia zapasow i
cijuz mieli swe lozporzadzenia,
gdy nadciagneli Portugalczycy.
Rosya.
Petersburg, 26 kwietnia.
Ksiezna Galieyn, z domu
Trubecka, ma}zonka wielkiego
marsza}ka Ia divorce Peters
burskim, ksiecia Jana Galicyna,
dis rano o godz. 10 umar}a W
Nizzie W pa}acu Nary Kry.
styny. Zmal}a naleza}a do
pan majacych najwieksze INA.
genie Ma divorce carskim.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic, skoro
nadjedMe jej mahonek.
Petey%Jwg, % kwietnia.
Donoszq smierci stryja
cara, Wieikiego ksiecia Miko-
}aja, ktory umal1 W so roku
zycia.
Petersbmg, % kwietnia.
Car, carowa wszyscy cz}on-
kowie familii carskiej byli dis
obecni na ceremonll przejscia
na prawos}awie Wie!kiej ksie-
znej Sergiuszowej, corki ksie
ciia HeSsen, u wnuczki krolo-
wei Wiktoryi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-27

stapienia Canady i Nowej
Fundlandyi. Trudno bedzie
powstrzymac nadal ten zamys}.
Rumunia.
Londyu, % kwietnia.
Donosza tn z Rumunii, IL
Rad zakaza} wywozic kukury.
DE. Sta}o sic to powodu, re
zapasy sta}y sic nadzwyczaj
ma1ymi niedostatecznymi.
Telegramy KrajoWe.
Nieszczescie kolejowe W Indianie.
Starcie miedzy szeryfem a woj-
skiem W Oregon.
Prezydent W San Francisco.
Nieszczesliwy wypadek siOstry
prezydenta.
Spokoj pred burza W okolicach
k0ksoWych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-27

TeIegTamy zagranicEle,
Szczegofy o smierei Moltkego.
Gazety rOsyjskie i francuskie o
zmarfym.
Strajk g0rnik0w W BOchum "a
cZyna sic.
Smiere WielkiegO ksiecia MikO-
faja.
PrzejSeie mafzOnki Wiel. Ksie-
Ella Sergiusza na prawOsfaWie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-04-27
Hiszpania.

Londyn, % kwietnia.
W sprawie uk}adu hiszpa1-
sko ameryka6skiego wyraza
sic dis ,,Graphic::'' Postapie-
ME Hiszpanii nader waznem
bedzie ola propagandy przy-
Milford chronicle., 1891-09-25
- ..copy.. ChsarIy.

4tisnovy possible. as most people know,
81 send an ordinary letter by train when
one wishes TO make a compromise between
5tsnatcblng a telegram and forwarding a
letter ~ the usual means The same ao-
vantaqe has been enjoyed by newspapers,
~ far As s'copy" Is concerned, LOT many
vears Old journalists can remember the
tine when teiegraphing was SO expensive
and ao uncertain that most OF the news
-vbicb appeared 10 the London press was
raceived bv train. IN those days saoeoi-
fors lad only 70 wait for the last traan' ar
rivine soon after midnight and they knew
what they had to deal with. Now an tnal
q changed. The London press at the
nresent time receives nearly all its provin,
sisi ,e,ys bv telegraph and q good deal Of
.s,.,n,ii arrives in the small hours Of the
morning. . .,d
provinciaI newspapers, however, Dig anQ
little, still make great use Of the railway
svgten, for the transmisaion Of news. Al
most every express which starts from Lon
don between midday and evening carries
number OF packages from the news ageh
cies containing reports Of markets. erlais
stock exchange information, and so for5n
MANY OF these reports are incomplete,
Part Of a trial will, for example, be sen
nv a train starting long before It is over
and the remainder by telegraph. Thes
narcels also contain little instructions 70
tbe subeditor or the printers which can
not be dispatched over wire at the pres
message rate Of 100 words for one shilling
Sometimes leading articles and paragraph
Of ~ ,ondon Letters" are sent In the sam
way.-LOndOn Tit-Bits
Milford chronicle., 1891-09-25
rlsntg 81 cold be No Breed.

During the closing days Of December,
18a8. gold was found 10 my mothers cabin
AZ Donner lake by John Denton. re-
member the night well. The storm hends
were shreking In their wild mirth, we
were sitting about the fire in our little dark
home. busy with our thoughts Denton
with his cane kept knocking pieces Of the
large rocks used az areirons on which %
Dlacathe wood. Something bright attracted
KS Intention, and picking up pieces Of the
rock he examined them closely; then turn
ing TO my mother he said. Mrs. Reed, this
4 eold.n Ny mother replied that she
wished it were bread. Denton knocked
more chips from SIZE rocks and be hunted
IA fhe ashes for the shining particles until
s. had gathered about q teaspoonful. This
IS tis4 ia small piece of buckskin and
r,aee 10 his pocket. saying II we ever
eel away from here am coming back for
more
Denton started ont wiih the hmt relief
party. but perished on the way. and no ons
thonrht Of the gold Ia bis pocket Denton
wa about thirty years Of age; be was born
81 shehsld, England and was q gunsmitf
ond -old beater BY trade Gold has nevel
haen fonnd on the shore Of the lake, out
few miles from there, ia the mountain can
eons. from which this rock possibly came
miae have been discovered. Cor
GnaF
Milford chronicle., 1891-09-25
Ths VERY Worst Smell.

An odor has been found so frightful that
the discoverers have been Obliged to aban-
don it, preparation. Nm Bauman and
Fromm. 10 experimenting at Freiburg, IN
Brisgau, upon the organic sulphur deriyas
tives. caused hydrogen sulphide 70 act
npon acetone, and obtained besides trthio
acetone small quantities OF definite com
pound nonyolatile and crystalline, Clb
HIS 81. At the same tipae-thers Is found
g wa sB5dy, having such horrE
I,le odor that ethylmsrcaptan, etylenemeE-
rantan and the other volatile sulphur com
Donpds are perfumes compared with it.
The dise0verers have not been able 70
obtain this compound in a pure state, but
tbev do not doubt that It is mOnOsulphuF-
sffed aoafine C5 HG g. As they were one
day disabling the product Of the reaction
~ loo Grams Of acetone with hydroehlorit
soid and hydrogen sulphidei with very
nerfeet arrangement for its condensation
and avoiding 8 sensible loss Of the products
~ the reaction, the atmosphere OF tn
whole surrounding district Of the city wa
contaminated within a radius OF iOO me
ters- &,
nnre state raised such tempest Of protel
tafiohs and complaints against the la9ora
torv that the experimenters were oonge'
"a discontinue their reaearches.- -Pharma
eeuticRl Era
Milford chronicle., 1891-09-25
Yuane Vandals.

ksong ana borders Of rOadways IN ser
,-,v ana other European eountries-ip
~. rnral districts, on the village streets
~ even IN the street parterres Of the
i,,,s, ,s,.,,or towns--handsome fruit trees are
often found growing. They are well cared
IN and not only beautify the streets eiia
afford shade. butyield very consiaeEt.Dls
revenue both to abutting land owners eln
to village corporations.
Tteae street fruit trees are respected q
hovs and men. Boys do not think o. t'lA-
inc the fruit from these trees any nlots
fban thev do OF taking any other piopst's
not tbeir own, or. we may add, more Inan
thev think Of trampling down 1he sl'.ss y.
nlucl,InQ flowers, things which Aineflc''n
bows do habituaiiy. - bs
Though occasionally a boy may y
cauqht stealing fruit in Europe, ne Y - -
uafded as a thief and as nouning less sn''i
a thief u ~ t,,a trsas
In 1859 an enumeration q a. sr-.s
standing in the streets Of Salemi Mass
was made. There were tnen aDSus 49,. -.
straet trees standing, OF which the mos,
.-.,s 1-sSss airns and NAPLES, and there were l'
cherry trees. , =, ~,
mss wear another examination OF th'
eaien street trees was made. and II wa
! fonnd that the cherry trees had totally ais
| appeared. go, ~,
aThe foraging OF boys made them nal M,
sance.D the owners reported Inc Doy
not only took all the fruit, but did 10 j
\ such a way, breaking branches ana etus
ine uproaf, that the owners OF the tree
cut them all down.
Private orchards frequently have SUI
fered from the same cause Boys an
Young men have intruded tohelp them
selves to fruit, and rather than maintain
constant defensive warfare the owner
have cut down their trees.
Il IS a bad commentary on our lnsgltt
tions that 10 America, the freest OF eoul
tries. the boys should be the most lawiesi
and should have the least regard tor "a
rights Of public and private property.
Tbe movement to increase the beauty
our villages is making progress one
the first things to be done to make II SUI
eessful is TO teach boys and men that wal
tonly to break twig. to steal flower
70 disfgure q lawn Is an ohense again
the whole community - YOUTHS Oon
Danion.
Milford chronicle., 1891-09-25
n.l.lnr Cauaht b ) LIe.

A question which the etiquette books
sbonid settle Is the proper behavior on be-
inc caught IN lie This would interest
nersops Of both sexes. It is the custom Of
one woman to play brave hand on such
occasions.
''Vve found out that lie you told about
me y said an irate person TO her one day.
,sHaye yonf Reallyp she promptly an
swered. (Which Onep
This Is sure to stagger, but It takes nerve
"a 40 It. Another persona man TINS
time-had an acquaintance rush In upon
MIN one day like cyclone Look here
vou rascal, you, he shouted, you've Deen
living about mel" .EtE El
iaThen thank your lucky stars, man
lat haven't told the truth about you,
,swered the other coolly. New Hori
yening Sun.
Milford chronicle., 1891-09-25
NorIcH.

In compliance with the provisions ofthe
Acts of the General Assembly ofthe State Of
Delaware, regulating the sale of intoxicating
liquors. 1 hereby give notice that on Mon
day, the 5th day of October next. shall
make application in writing to the court OF
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail De-
livery, then to be held at Georgetown in
and for Sussex county, for license for the
keeping Of an Inn or Tavern in the house OF
hotel situate in Greenwood in the county
and State aforesaid. in the Greenwood
School District No. 81 in said county, known
as the Greenwood Hotel, and for the sale
therein of Intoxicating liquors in less guam
titles than one quart,to be drunk on the
premises, of which said house hotel and
premises am owner and occupant, as in my
petition stated The following respectable
citizens, six or more of them being sub
s.antial freeholders, recommend my sai'
Milford chronicle., 1891-09-25
NatIonality IN Ladies' Hands

A Frenchman, who seems to have had
unusual opportunities for studying the
matter, says that Irish women have %. 5he
nrettiest hands, but that those Of English
women are too thick and iieshy. American
ladies' hands are long and thin; Germans
have short hands with long fingers Inc
Polish ladies are said to be the best after
the Irish. Ladies hands in Italy, France
and Spain are poor.
Although this gentleman does not com
pliment English ladies, he does not class
them with his own country women-'V an
ity Fair.
Milford chronicle., 1891-09-25
NOTICE

In compliance with the provisions Of the
Acts ofthe General Assembly Of tile State
Of Delaware, regulating the sale Of intoxi-
icatine liquors, hereby give notice that on
Monday. the sth day Of October next, I shall
make application in writing to the Court Of
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail De-
livery, then to be held at Georgetown, IN
aud for Sussex county, for license for the
keeping ofau inn or tavern in the house Of
hotel situate IN South Milford in the county
and State aforesaid, in the United School
Districts Nos. ?. 100, Io5 and Io4, 10 saie
county. known as the Dorsey House, ane
or the sale therein Of Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, to be druul
on the premises, Of which said house o.
hotel and premises am tenant and occu
pant. as in my petition stated. The follow
inc respectable citizens, six or more Of theu
being substantial freeholders, recommend
nv said application.
Milford chronicle., 1891-09-25

OHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a writ
~ of I.evari Facias, to ME directed, Will De
~ exposed to public sale, on
Saturday, September 25Jh, 1891
AT two O'Clock, p. IN at the hotel of Thomas
.B. Windsor in Milford, in Cedar Greek
Funded, Sussex County, Delaware, the
following described real estate, TO Wit
All that certain tract, piece or parcel ol
land. situate. living and being in Cedar creek
hundred, county of Sussex and state OF Del
aware. bounded ON TIE north and west by
lands ofthe heirs Of Jonathan Mtlman' ae'
ceased. on tile east by lands ofMary Tor
bert. and on the south bv lands Of the heirs
Of Putnam Shew and others, containing 35'
Acgrs OF LAND, mpfe or less; beng th'
same tract Of Land which Geofga Glen
daniel, tile elder, in ard by his last VIII anS
testament gave. devised and bequeatlied
unto The said GeoIee Clendaniel togethe
with The Improvements. sc thereon
Seized and taken iii execution as the prop
ertv of George Clendaniel and Hester Glen
daniel, his wife, mortgagors aud terreteh
ants. and will be sold by
ALFRED B. ROBINSoN, Sheriff.
sherifFs Office, Georgetown, Del, Angus
3Ist, Isor ~,
Ten per cent. of the purchase money WI
be demanded on the day Of sale.
Milford chronicle., 1891-09-25
pdeNDER HOUSE,
MILTON, DEL

.r.,s haoae having been recently reatted and re-
fr,she5 "a prepared 70 offer guests nfai-elAss &C.
e91'7 M T1 q susplied with the bert the mar
kol affords. ..l .,.i.a.t .atnaa ana
llnnou aud cigars, -........s .,s ,se oerr,
lSWN LIVERY s fallg eqnlppeA ana W 9@,t'
-....s.,- q. eil points on the peninsula
THOMAS nRATREk. PHspIleiofr