davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30

zfamaf szczeke polsk iemu robotni-
kowi Skadowskiemu, pracujacemu
przy wy1adowywanid okret6w W
Chicago. ;*..:. =, =, ..,a
II Polski budownicz y p. F: Niezo-
:rawski podjq} sic "a SUNG $40. 900
budowy nowego kosciofa irlandzkie-
90 pod wezwaniem sw.. Gallusa W
Milwaukee. -. -. -. :....
Przy piracy odniesli W Buffalo,
uszkodzenia Fir. Kaszubski, J. Co.
}embiewski J6zef Go mski. II.
f P. Andryson, znany poWszech-
ME lubiony W, New r Yorku prezes
Tow. dram. i spieWu ,,Harmonia'F
wvjechaf ma stale do e uropy. Prezy-
.dentem obrany. zosta} p. M. Stefa-
novice. .. -. - .%... -. T.
H W Buffalo robotnik polski ia
skulski, zatrudniony przy wy}ado
wywaniu beczek mako, utracif
dwie nogi, zmiazdzone przez spada-
jaca beczke. Odwiezion y do szpitala
- zmarf. r.: =. ",rr .'a. (.
W Plymouth, Pa zacze}o wy
chodzie nowe pismo :litewskie p. t.
,,Apszwietos" pod redakcya dra j.
Szlupasa. =. =
D P. Tadeusz Wendzihski, mako
nifty polski cyklista, przyjmuje u
dzial W odbywajacych sic dis Wy
seigach miedzy Milwaukee i Wau-
kesha. Napewno zwyciezy!.
J6zef Kubisty, robotnik ma
kolel Erie W Buffalo, zosta} zabity
:przez poclag tejze kolei
" Do New Yorku p rzyby1 nowy
lekarz polski dr.. Chudzilhski z Fran
cyl. Ordynuie W apiece p. Grabowi-
cza. .@ .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
Telegramy Krajow,e.
Turniej mOwc6w.

MADISON, Wis, 2 9 lipca. - Dzis
odby} sic tutaj wielki turniej NOW
cow, nalezacy ych do r6znych partyi
polityeznych.
Przemawiali W obec 10000 ludzi
ma otwartem powietrzu b. guberna-
tor j P. St John; W. G. Warner z
New Yorkui CUB; Nc Kinley Ohio:
Najpierw W imiep rohibicyonistdw
przemawia} przez 2 godziny St John;
Warner cd 2 do 4ej broninif zasad
demokratycznych; cd 4 do 6 grzmia}
ma obrone republkan6w Nc Kinley.
Spok6j panowaf wzorowy.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
POlscy artysci = muzycy W Ameryce.

Muzyey nasi zdobywaja tu W A.
meryce coraz stalsze wieeksze po-
wodzenie. Me wspominamy .juz 0
Katskim. Ale oto bracia Adamow-
scy, stale. osiedli W Bostonie, wioli-
'nista i skrzypek, wielkiem ciesza sic
uznaniem. Niemale zbiera sukcesy
c6rka artysty Warszawy panna Ju-
liza Pistor6wna, arfstka, odbywajaca
podr6ze koncertowe pod impreza a
merykanina Mege'a. W Nowym
Yorku wreszcie klase fortepianu przy
szkole Towarzystwa, filharlnonijnego
objal nauczyciel muzyki i artysta z
Warszawy p. Gustav Levi: Cora
Polacy!.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
No. 81.
Telegramy z Europy.
Krwawa b6!jka W Giessen, W Niemczech.
Pieoiu ludzi zabitych, wielu
rannych.


BERLIN, 80 lipca. - W hczbie
coraz czestszych W Niemczech krwa-
wych b6jek pomiedzy cywilnyml
wojskowymi zapewne jedno z pier
wszych miejsc zajmie krwawa wal
ka, dis stoczona W Giessen, jednem
wiekszych miast W Hessyi.
o6ara awantury pablo pie6 os6b
zabitych, ME iczsc wielu rannych.
Rzecz, jak zwykle, nastapifa W
ogr6dku piwem. -. K16tnia po-
miedzy zolnierzami a cywilnymi do
prowadzi}a do ogolnej b6jki cywll-
nych i wojskowych. =. .
Osmdziesist os6b walczyfo re So
bs blizko dwie godziny. zo}nierze,
iakkolwiek uciekajacy sic do oreza
przeciw bezbronnym przeciwnikom,
byli mocno poturbowani, gdy przy-
by}a policya, azeby uspokoie avian
ture. -. 49,. -. ....
Rezultat by} taxi, ze policyanci
sami zostali pobici. Dwaj mich
odniesli tax ciezkie rany cd pafasza,
ze wkr6tce odwiezieni do szpitala -
zmarli. .., .......-. :,:.
Wtedy wyslano ma mieisce oddzia4
piechoty....
Walka zosta}a przezen ukrocona'
ale ME PREDICT, az cafy ogrodek z
bufetem byf zniszczony do szczetu'
c. .siemnastu cywilnych zostafo od-
wiezzionych do szpitala; trzech z mich
cd tego czasu zmar}o:: .
Czterech zolnierzy jest rannyct
smiertelnie....
Pc miescie kraza petycye, zadaja
cego scis&ego sledztwa, wymlaru
sprawiedliwosci - zabezplec:zenlS
obyWateli raz ma zawsze cd napado"
zo4dactwa: 49,.
sprawa wywo}a1a tu wielkle wra,
zenie.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
"Fair" ma Seminaryum.

Detroit, Mich, "a upowaznie-
MEM najprzew. ks. biskupa Foleya
odbywae sic bedzie cd d. Is DO 25
sierpnia sFair G. czyli loterya fanto-
wa ma korzys6 Seminaryum polskie-
go W tenn miescie. Polacy zamie-
szkali W Detroit, a nawet W cafej
Ameryce powinni sic przyczyni6 do
powodzenia 'sfairu" pierwsi: osobi-
stym udzia4em., drudzy choSby mad:
sylanemi ma jego rzecz ofarami. Sc
minaryum: BOWEN, jake jedyna W
Ameryce .polska wyzsza szkofa ko-
lebka polskiego duchowiehstwa, "a
s}qgguje ma ggorsee ;Wszy!stkieh- Pola:
k6w poparcie: &. H.. Il. =.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
NOTATKI TELEGRAFICZNE q ANIERYKI.

- WAtlan ia, Ga. PAM Julia Olive,
spalifa witry olem cafa twarz. pannie
Alicyi Smith, kt6ra byla kochanka
jej meza..
W Pauls Valley, o. T. 1s-letnia
R6za Clemons umieraz z wychudnie-
cia; nieszczesliwa niema juz prawie
cia1a ma kosciach i ME moze wcale
movie pow odu wyschnieciaj jezyka.
- Wczoraj W Philadelphia zmar4o
80 os6b ma porazenie s}oneczne. Vie
czorem zreszta upa} zmniejszy} sic.
w Jerse ey City, N: J. szala}
wczoraj ma Montgomery ul. gwa1to-
why pozar. Wybuchna} on W biurze
s'American Messenger Co." znisz-:
cyl kilka dom6w. .Szkoda bardzo
znaczna.
W Pittsburgh bylo wczoraj
pierwsze przesfuchanie Berkmana.
Przyzna1, ze chcia1 zabie Fricka. ..
w Homestead, Pa. wczoraj o
ma1o co ME przyszfo do awantury
miedzy milioya st trajkierami. =.
Rzecz zafagodzona.
u Do New Yorku Przyszfa via
domosc, IL W Meksyku W kilku miej-
scowosciach wybuchnela cholera -.
Wiadomosci tel nastepnie zapr ze-
czonO.
w Indianapolis zn6w prawdo-
podobnie wybuchnie strajk ludzi,
pracujacych ma tramwajach.
= W Broekport, N. Y, zosta} a.
resztowany "a fa}szerstwo E. A.F ul-
Ter, wsp64pracownik gazet W Buffa-
10, Rochester Chicago.
- W Nevada, Mo-, diva muro-
wane domy oddawna ME reperowa-
ne zawalily SIG. Jeden czlowiek
zosta4 zabity.
w Albany, N. Y. .przy budo-
vie koscioFa baptystowskiego zawali-
10 sic rusztowanie l6tu robotnika-
mi. Dwunastu odniosfo ciezkie u
szkodzenia. -.
-Murzyni z Tennessee wysiedla-
ja sic gwaftem do Oklohamy.
- w Henderson, Tex. dr.. G.. A.
Braw oddai sic wczoraj W rece sadu,
poszukujacego go cd lat 22ch, .jako
oskarzonego o morderstwo. -. DR..
Braw przez te % lat przemieszkiwal
ciale W Texas "a pomimo to poll
eva ME by}ss W stanie 60. pochwy-
cic. -. Niez}a policya!
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
.POLACY Ma OBCzYzNIE,

+ znakomita nasza> spis swaczkH
pani Sembricb-K Kochahska zaangazd1
wana zosta}a ma s miesiecy y do Well
kiej 0pery W Pa ryzu. n
/ Ma uniwersytecle W Lip Sku stoH
pien doktora e ekononii uzyskal pH
Boles}aw Brodn nicki, Polab z Pol
znahskiego. Pra ca jego ktoryzaF
cyjna: ), History q 'rozw wojq g9spodarE
czego W Poznahskiem "zo ostaF ia uzna+
ma "a wyborna. -. . : e: &. |
~ i Budowniezy polski zamie ieszkafH
W Paryzu. psn T alowski 4yskaI mai
wyzsze odznaczenie "a sw e p race ma
wystawie architektycz cznej W Tury4
ME, we W4aszeeh. II =. :.
= y NOVA tu o 100 milionach InarekE przeznaczo.I
nych dla Komisyi kol onizacyjnej wykpnpujscs
ziemis zrak Polak6wl " Prusach. =: r*:5s.::,H::
. = - y. e.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
ISKIERKI ELEKTRYCzNE.

~Wierz i chciej - a dokonasz
wszystkiego: .....:
49,. W kazdem sercu istnieie ziar-
no mi}osci; potrzeba sfohca sympa-
tyi, azeby sic rozwinefo w kwlat
purpurowy. : -
49,. StarosG idzie stopnlowo: mai
pierw szpecf twarz zmarszczkaml'
przy kohcu paralizuje SERGE = egol-
zmem..
=. Miliony zrobi4by wynalazca
machiny do kopania. a...... dofkow
pod bliznimi.
49,. szczescie to ko}ysanka, co
usypia energie czynu; .poruszaja
SWAT posad najczesciej - nieszeze-
.sliwi. - ! :, :,:: y
49,, smiesznos6 zabijs :niekiedy
mi}os6; czesciej miSose kaze wyba-
czye = smiesznosG. =. -. -: :. !. VI. II:
:..;..> I: !: -: Czlowiek bez pieniedzy jest.
WsZedZie; = niiczem . ~ = =. ;. !;
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
Zsburzenia W ROsyi- sprawka nihilist6w.

. Berlin, 80 lipca. = Petersburski
correspondent gazety ,,Koelnische
Ety. . twierdzi, re ,rozruchy, jake
ciagle trwaja W Rosyi, W wielu wy
padkach So sprawka nihilist6w.
Rozpuszozajs oni rome fa}szywe
pog}oski, azeby podniecic tlpm do
zaburzenia.'
Miedzy innemi krazs tu i owdzie
wieSci, ze kie1baski sprzedawane przez
rzezznik6w, .pochodzs Z Niemieosi So
.z,atrute, azeby wywo}ae zaraze. -.
Wskutek tel. pogf'o'!sslki, sk}adyy.rze:
znicze W 'saratowie :.i:"Astrachaniul |
1zosta3y porozbijane przez t3um;; po-
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
Sprawa kanaiu PanamskiegO ma dObreJ
drOdze.
Budowa bedzie ukohczona W clagr
trzech lat.

PARYz, 80 lipca. - Utworzyf sic
tu bardzo. powazny syndykat finan-
sowy, posiadajecy wielki 'kapitaf |
majacy ma celu uko6czenie budowy
s}ynnego kanafu Panamsklego W A
meryce.
Jak wiadomo, budowa tego kama
}u, majacego pofsczyd. Ocean Allan
tycki oceanem Spokojnym, costa
Ia rozpoczeta przez Tow. francuzkle
pod kierownictwem tw6rcy kanafu
Suezkiego Lessepsa, ,-lecz juz pred
paru laty Towarzystwo to zbankru-
towafo.
Obecny syndykat podejmie rzecz
ma nowo i zamierza doprowadzi6 do
skutku budowe kana}u W ciagu lat
trzech.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
Rad btgarski twierdzi, ze dOkumenty
- So prawdziWe.


SOFIA, 80 lipca. = Rad bufgar-
ski zaprzecza wiadomosci gazet pc
tersburgskich, jakoby dokumenta,
dopiero co przezeh og}oszone, byfy
fa}s7 7ywe.
Zosta}y one kupione przez mini
stra Stambu}owa "a $1,000 fir. cd
dragomana rosyjskiego poselstwa W
Bukareszcie, J o b $ o a, ktory
wkr6tce po morderstwie mlnlstra
Belczewa, zbiegf do Bu}garyi.
Kopie dowod6w zostafy zakomu
nikowane wszystkim radon.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
EI.

odesiana do do mu o bfa akanySh W
Kankakee. W chorobe wpadla Pra-
wdopodobnie wskutek u derzen, otr rzy-
manych W glove. Il -. l.
Z John Gardner skaza my cost af ma
2lata. wiezienia "a to ze po Hczas pstsa-
tnich wybor6w W kwie et4i 4iu pr robo :.
wal gfosowac diva razy. +. pod dwo-
ma nazwiskami. . Il
= Wczoraj zmar}y zn 6w cz terry
osoby poprzednio juz . horych W
skutek porazenla sfonecz znf fgo. W ii
czbie zmarlych MEM a Polak cow
Wczoraj takze ME by4o md wych W. u
padk6W udaru. ! Il |
n MARGIN Szczerba wy oczy1 Fran.
Komarskiemu S prawe 3 $4,000 od1
szkodowania "a : 80. pot war;. Il
Il Jutro piknik . Tow P RrzemyFs BIO
wege Rzemiesln.: Polsklch W ppfaa-
czeniu z Soko4em nr l. Odbedzic sig
on W Casino CIR ove W 81 Chicago.
Wymarsz 81 7 ano z sci ul. F3g
Paulina. Cafy Wojciech how tam be-
dzie!. >. . ... F..
Robotnicy Piotr Pi ec7 7yhskii ?.
Cwik zostali W tych dniac ch moeppo
poparzeni W fabryce D, I'LL inois Steel
Co." W S. Chicago. i .:::.> T.
*.Dwupietrowy budynek drew1iiia7
ny p. n. "a ma N Halsted |ul. prfE-
gotowany do ), mufow ami a. ruhtaaf # p
wczoraj irozbif sic ma Bzczety f..
Szczesliwym traf EN- rob pt4icy prffd
chwilq odeszli cd budynk kuI i mkt ga
bity ME zosta}! -. - !;
+ Trzyletni Jakob Ma rgplin spaafdfi
ganku domu p n. 1913 ma W. lfej
ul. i zabif sic ma miejscq . 7
*,Anna Chapman, 1s-let hia dzieW-
czyna, zam. p. r. . 7O9 ma w. MaHli-
sou ul. otru4a sic bellado ona PoYp-
dem samob6jstw a, ,jakies sp prawy DER
cove. - -. -. Il +
%S4yszelikmy, il W BEL wardkie
ma bye zafozony polski K nb polit "
czny o .demokratycznej bar wie. :.
Jutro urocz yste poswie ecenie no
wei szko}y SIS. Nazaretanek X ma W.
Division ul. Wiele tow art zystw gel
Stanisfawowa bierze W niem udziaf
\ Agnieszka Janek zada W sad kie|
rozwodu mezem M Franciszkiem ia:
mex powodu okrucienst wa. Process
prowadzi adv. Drzemafa. |
T W. gimnastyczne czeskich
.,,,Soko}6w" przyjmie udzi al W. pi-
kniku, kt6ry T ow. ,Polon ia" ur 70
dza W niedziele d. 2sgo si9rpnia ma
doch6d pomnika dla Kos sciqszki.
+ Firma Dab Imam, Gesz kiewick i
Sp. :urzadza wycieczki ma Lofty cp
niedziele po pofudniu, a W tygo-
6niu W kazdym czasie. =" !:
Tow. Filare ret6w urz adj "a W nj g
dziele d.. 81 lipca wsr6 6ln$ wycie-
czke do Jackson Parku n Tystawa e.
Odjazd ze stacy kolei Illinois Cd n
tral Lake Front, naprze eciwko Au /
.ditorium, godzinie 9ej "a no. i
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30

Sto milion6w marek*). to ME $szla, Il
Dose, by wykupie wojew6dztWa Gale:
Lecz walka duchem polsEi I'M -nie ig
raszk4
By go wygubic-i Niemcy "a m ale. =
SiIa moze dusie, lie ecz prawa ME zgniecif
30 'wiekszy Pan Bog, niz pan Rymsza
przecie
On. u uBIEN1EcKt
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
Przybyfy okrety:

Do New YoRktiu: ''La' Toe'utrainle"
Hawru. " :: .,*..~ .
.. ' .--., 1 H.. =. = :, %. .
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
= CzYTAJClE 0 srATNIE FEt tEGRA,t !
Ma STRONIE 2ej.
SHa i praw7o.

WYJarEx z JUB1LEuszowEeo \ UMERUI
. . ''KAToLIKA" W BYTo oMIb.
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30

i. Cheese bye rzetelnymt =Pfae "a a
TELEGRAF. I 5.:= 5 u. :::s.E
Telegraf. (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-19??, 1892-07-30
!: !. .DRoBNE.NoiTiATk1. R j i :

II w Buffalo foreman T. Conley
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-11-11

There is an asylum for orphan girls liz
Locle, Switzerland, which finds a mar
ket for all the old postage stamps sent to
it. Nearly everybody far and near ac-
quainted with the fact sends to tine asy-
lum his or her second hand stamps, and
for the information of those who are ig-
norant circular il issued calling for the
contribution of stamps and also setting
forth the uses to which they are ap-
piled. Rare stamps of course go to
dealers or collectors, while the common
er sorts are applied to decorative pur-
poses, being used to ornament screens.
shades. etc. and even, 80 says the circu-
lar. 70 paper rooms. The circular does
not say how the American green stamp
of the past can be used for decoration.
Over million of stamps were received
by the institution from all over the
world in 1888, and considerably larger
number in 1899. The stamps are assort-
ed by the children and put up in pack
ages of 80 or 100 each Those collected
in 1888 were sold for 1900 francs, OF
$40, and those of 1888 for $3.50. This
may not seem much to Americans. but
money goes further in Switzerland than
here. Persons, therefore, who want to
put their old postage stamps where they
viii do the most good should send them
to NJ. ]. Nougier. directeur de rAsile
des Biilodes, Locle, Switzerland Ex-
change.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-11-11

Far up in the corner of my room is a
big black cobweb. and big black spider
dwells therein He has dweIt there
quite a year now, and although many
surreptitious feminine glances of horror
at the wretched housekeeping of some
people steal Up to that corner my happy
spider is never disturbed | think he al
most loves me now; he comes down
often, dropping inch by inch, by thin
golden thread, and he runs rapidly and
twinkling-legg over my table and pa
pers, pausing for moments az time to
look at me with bright. unwinking eyes
and motionless body.
Happy. happy fellowl He has his
health, his spirits, and his home with a
tiny sweetheart locked therein, where
no covetous eyes may find her What
more could he ask to make him happy:
But one day-ah, me,-some one else
viii come into this room with an alert
eye for cobwebs and a strong hand
to remove them. and then-then-when
he is homeless and friendless and hope
less my spider may understand how
right down good l was to him--Ella
Higginson in West Shore.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-11-11
A Woman to Whom IS Is a Lucky Number

Thirteen is full of i'll omen to some
people and full of good luck to others.
1t brought great fortune to Cora Edsall
the latest star TO rise in the theatrical
armament She went to see J. NJ. Hill.
the manager, a number of times and
failed to meet him. She resolved to try
once more and make that 4 last effort
She was informed at the Union Square
theatre that he was at Clarendon hall
rehearsing. She went there.
As she put her foot on the first of the
stone stairs to ascend she remembered
that she was in Thirteenth street. 1t
was the thirteenth time she had gone
after Mr.. Hill. She lived in house
numbered 10, had ridden down town in
a car No. IS, and it was the 18th day of
the month. She was so frightened at
the accumulation of thirteens that she
almost tainted. She drew her foot back
and was about TO give up when the
thought struck her that maybe so many
thirteens meant success.
She took heart and went on When
she arrived in the hall Mr.. Hill was set
ting some dispute snAohS tic tStoiS.
He was standing in the auditorium alone.
Thu rehearsal was just over. As the
manager turned to leave she went up to
him and said she wanted an engagement
Mr.. Hill replied that his company was
full. She asked him TO hear her read.
He agreed. She read to him then and
there. He accepted her, had play
written for her and brought her out as u
leading attraction. New York Press
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-11-11
Grist Mills

Grist mills occupy a prominent posi-
ton in modern farming. By their use
the labor of reducing food to digesuble
condition is transferred from the ami
mails 10 the steam engine, and the ner-
vous energy which would be used for the
purpose can be directed &c the organs
which assimilate the nourishment and
transform it into flesh and bone. In the
case Of horses which are kept busy in the
day it is almost imperative that part
OF the mechanical work Of crushing OF
cutting their food should be done for
them, or else they have not sufficient
time left for rest. One has only TO ex-
anime a sample of beans or maize to re-
ahze what an expenditure of power IS
needed TO grind them up in an animals
mouth.-New York Commercial Adver-
tiSer.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-11-11

Marie's body hes in the chapel built
by her mother in the cemetery Of Passy,
just outside Of Paris. The chapel is q
work Of art, designed by Bastien Lee
pages brother and made of marble. Iii
building this memorial chapel Nine.
Bashhrtsef disregarded cost entirely, 30
much 50 in fact that it went beyond even
her means, and still remains to be paid
for. Around Marie's grave are hung all
her best pictures, those of some Of her
girl friends still alive, which must be
rather gloomy, and the picture which
Bastien Lepage painted when he tried
unsuccessfu1ly to win the Prix de Rome
as young man, for which Mime. Bash
kirtsef paid an immense price after the
artists death She thought, as she told
Marie's friends, that it would please
Marie to have the painting in which Bas-
ten was 50 much interested hanging up
near her body. The building of such a
chapel az Marie's in the cemetery of
Passy was contrary to the municipal reg
ulations. 1t was through the influence
OF the Marecha1 de Canrohert, who is
also senator, that Mime. Bashkirtsef
got special permission from the Paris
municipal councn.-New York Sun.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-11-11
killed for a Lamb

Lawyer j. E. Haskell, of Lowell, has a
4-year-old son who is as bright as half a
dozen silver dollars and who has an au-
dacious sense of humor that may be
worth money to him when he gets into
politics One of his latest experiments is
the talk of the family just now
IF put this tin soldier and horse into
that bowl Of milk mamma'u hex me for
*, you see If she don't, he said recently
to a visitor, and the visitor seeming in
credulous he dumped the toys into the
milk.
Mamma as promptly licked him for
doing it
by gosh,- he said delightedly. as he
returned 10 the visitor from the scene of
castigation, his amusement subordinat-
ing the sense of pain. ''she licked me for
the soldier, but they didn't find the
horse Boston Globe
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-11-11

81 was at Sioux City during the risa
in the Big Muddy said T. P. Sinclair,
a prominent farmer and stock raiser Of
South Dakota, land there witnessed .
sight that haunts me. Pretty much
everything that would float came swirl
ing down the angry river-wrecks Of
buildings. household goods and gods
and among the drift was, what do YOU
think? q cradle. One CT the old fashioned,
wooden sort, and in it sat white headed
little tot, apparently about year old
There was not boat within hailing
distance. the cradle was fully soc yards
from shore and the river was running
ike mill race. started on a dead run
down along the bank. hoping TO find a
boat of some kind. but before had gone
twenty-five yards the cradle tipped over,
splitting its little occupant into the mud
dy waters am pretty wen seasoned.
let me tell you walked over rows et
dead men at Donaldson and Shiloh, have
shot Indians and helped hang cow
thieves. but that sight at Sioux City
broke me- | just sat down and cried
like woman st Louis Globe-Demo-
GRAFT
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-11-11
A High Tea o.ite Another Thing.

'-As rode from Boston out 20 Lynn
said New Yorker. two typical women
Of the Hub sat near me- in the horse car
Their gray hair was neatly cooled. their
bonnets were serviceahle and their gowns
designed more for use than ornament:
their voices were low, and one of them
read aloud TO the other little items from
large work on botany. Your true Bos-
tonian loses no chance TO improve her
mind Presently heard the reader say:
why, that Is the same thing as high
sup
Her mrsnion and were ignorant
on the subject Of high-sup. and TO the
former she said:
Surely You know high-sup: don't you
ever read the Bibles Don't you remem-
Der that they put q spongeful of vinegar
on high-sup and offered it to Christ On
the cross New York World
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-11-11
rwosoa rHaEs.

a.. xers only two or three of "
w. came TO the place Of prayer,
80. IN ,tr teeth OF a driving storm.
p,,t Tor that We did not care
e,ncs after our hymns Of praise had risen
I'd our earnest prayers were said
,r,,s Master himself was present there
And gave us the living bread
We kpew his look 10 our leaders face
d. rapt and glad and free;
NJ ,.lt ria touch when our heads we're bowed
We heard his Come TO Mer'
robody saw him lsft the latch.
Ard none uubarred the door:
p,,, .peace- was his token to every heart
And how could we ask for morei
p,eb Of Us felt the load Of SIN
Fron, the weary shoulder fall;
zach OF us dropped the load Of care,
And the grief that was like pail;
And over our spirits a blessed calm
swept 10 from the Jasper sea,
.nd strength was ours for toll and strife
"a the days that were thence TO he.
r, was only a handful gathered In
10 the little place Of prayer;
o+,tslde we're struggle and pain and Sin,
rut the Lord himself was there;
Nc came to redeem the pledge he gave
Wherever his loved ones be.
To stand himself In the midst Of them,
Thocgl they count but two or three.
And forth we Jared In the bitter rain,
And our hearts had grown no warm,
# seemed Ike the pelting Of summer flowers,
And not like the crash Of a storm.
..~Twas a tinie Of the dearest privilege
OF the Lords right hand" we said,
Az we thought how Jesus himself had come
To feed W with living bread.
= Margaret Z. Sangster In Congregationalist
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-11-11

Since the removal of the old street
lamps which bore the names OF the differ
emit thoroughfares the inhabitants of ST.
Louis have been the subjects of much
bewilderment when taking their walks
abroad at night. The street inspector OF
the city has the credit Of being struck
by happy thought IN the idea Of de-
noting the streets by shadow signs The
name of the street Is painted ON the cleo
the light globe and the shadow is thrown
on TO the ground Painted letters Of
three-quarters Of an inch give shadow
of i've feet. which can be easily read
over twenty yards away.-Exchange
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1892-11-11

Smart children's saying are rather
overdone, but there was a good deal of
diplomacy about a little fellow who
prayed long and earnestly for double
ripper. Finally his mother told him that
perhaps God didn't think best for him to
have a double ripper, and his next
prayer was formed a little differently,
20 Lord. please send me two sleds and
3 board. Springfield Homestead.