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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15
Horticultural Hints.

If you want your berry bushes to be
productive, keep them cut back.
Low growing vegetables may be
cultivated between raspberry rows.
Cur off and burn all the black
knots on your cherry and plum trees.
ALWAYS set out few of the best
varieties of early and late sweet APP
plies.
FRUIT trees along the roadside are
an invitation to all to help them
selves.
In starting an orchard, 1t is better
to trust to old varieties than to ex-
pertinent with new.
THE earlier varieties Of fruits and
vegetables are not usually as fine
favored as the later ones.
ONE of the best of garden fruits is
the currant, and it is easy to raise
with the use of little helebore.
AGARDEN once laid out and planted,
it comes easy and natural to keep it
up year after year, and it pays.
CELERY is now grown by planting
it so thick on rich ground that it
shades and bleaches itself much bet
ter than throwing soil around 1t.
IT was once thought that soda was
not necessary to growth of plant.
Since then it has been found that no
plant ever grew that did not contain
it.
CAREFULLY saw off broken branches
of fruit trees, sharp-knife the wound
smooth as possible, then paint over
with any common paint, This pre-
serves the wood, and prevents rot
starting at that point.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15
The people of Iowa and Misso

THE people Of Iowa and Missouri
are entitled to the credit Of having
taken the initiative in formally or
ganizing for the purpose Of systematic
cally improving their roads. The
conventions held at Des Moines and
Chillicothe show that pretty gen.
eral interest is taken in the subject,
and that 1t is we'll understood the
proposed reform cannot be carried
out otherwise than by considerable
pecuniary outlay, but that the work
will be well worth all it costs. The
speakers at the Iowa convention have
emphasized the necessity Of radical
change. One OF them asserted that
bad roads damaged the creamery and
cheese interest of his State this year
so much as to reduce the profit of the
farmer 20 per cent, and defined a
good road as one that enables the
farmer to market his produce when
prices are most favorable. Another
showed how freedom of social inter-
course over good roads improves the
individual and the community, helps
to enliyen social life, and thereby
arrests the regrettable tendency Of
many people to rush to the cities. ="
And he said that if life was made
bright on the farm there would be
fewer inmates of insane asylums,
which doubtless is true. The plan
proposed for Iowa is that six roads
be constructed to run north and
south and six to run east and west in
each county, the estimated average
cost Of which is be 81 800 per mile.
This will bring every farmer within
moderate distance of road, and
will admit of intermediate thorough
fares being subsequently constructed
IL required
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15


Two YOUNG men of Mortified,
Mimi, in love with the same gentle
lass, decided to fight for her hand.
The shrinking girl, with modesty
that endeared her to both, assumed
the dual role of trophy and referee.
Her horse, being well bred, decided
to eliminate her from the occasion
and ran away, utterly spelling what
promised to be an excellent contest.
There will hardly be renewal OF
hostillties. The principals feel toe
much chagrined at the superior intel
Hgence of the horse to have any ar.
dor left. Furthermore, the referee.
trophy was killed in the awkward
catastrope mentioned above.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

tention was called TO the subject by
reading OF a deluge OF frogs that de-
scended on Port Morris, N. j., not
long ago. The correspondence ex-
PLANTATION is ingenious. He attributes
the phenomenon to legerdemain on
the part OF Nature. He says that
when the warm rain descends the
frogs crawl out Of their holes in the
ground to meet their favorite element.
The only trouble with this theory is
that frogs do not live in holes in the
ground. Neither do fishes.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15
Made Her Left-Handed.

Three years ago young lady OF
Fall River, Mass. was hit upon the
left side Of her head by "a falling sign
as she was walking along street in
Boston. This was followed by brain
fever. After some We ks ,he was as
we'll In mind and h.dy ~ ever, but
from a right-haH ~ she had
become SO left-h ND
neither cut, sc.,
right hand.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15
Puns for Profit.

Those who have been longest en-
gagged in plum growing say that it is
the most certainly profitable fruit
grown. The fact that curculio de-
stroys the crop CT those who do not
give it care makes it all the more
profitable. If there we're curculio
every year, the careful plum grower
would ask nothing better. The glut
in the plum market occurs usually
when the curculio fails to put in his
appearance, and plums are grown by
the careless and thorough cultiva
tor alike. Low prices, pay
ing very little to the grower, show
what the plum business might be
every year If the curculio did not
make plum growing business re-
quiring skill rather than dependent
on chance.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

AT last the code has been adapted
for practical purposes. A South Car
DINA murderer who refuses to sub
NIT to the indignity Of arrest has been
challenged to mortal combat by dis
gusted citizen, who expresses a pref
erence for shotguns. As the MUIR
derer's victim was woman, it is
doubtful If he will consent to meet q
man, and he might feel out of place
on the field of honor anyhow.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

HEBREW is rapidly becoming the
living language of Palestine again.
The Jews, who are gathering there
from various lands. speak so many
tongues that necessity calls for a
common one. What could be more
natural than their choice of the He
brew? BY the by, Palestine is worth
watching. 1t is about to fulfill the
scriptural prediction of the restora-
tion. The "unspeakable Turk" is
dying. The immortal Jew is about
to re-enter.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15
LITTLE GEORGES DILEMMA.

George had come from the city to
spend the summer with relatives on a
New England farm. To his delight he
had been given melon-patch to ''call
his own" He was carrying the first ripe
melon in triumph 20 the house one day,
dilemma! He felt bound by common
courtesy to offer share of his treasure,
and at the same time he was unwilling
to divide it. The riddle was solved,
however, and his reputation for gen.
erosity saved by his asking: "Uncle Ed,
do you want some of my melonl Say
no w-[ New York Tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15
Good Fences and Breace Cattlhy.

1t is to many matter of wonder
why cattle should show an instructive
desire to get into the next field. But
II we consider that the next field al
ways has crop of very inviting corn,
or small grain, or splendid grass to
be cut for hay, the wonder ceases.
Cattle are much like humans In their
behavior; we all want to trespass on
forbidden ground, and the greater the
difference between that and our own
quarters, the stronger our will ''to
get there" II grazing stock is put
on first rate pasture. as it should be,
there is no desire to break out. Pas
ture must be cultivated as we'll as
pillow land. All bare spots must be
scratched up with harrow and
seeded to grass, and the whole field
kept as nice and clean as lawn.
Prevention is better than cure, and it
is no great trick to teach cow to
behave herself.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

ENGLAND's tendency to accept as
her own any land not guarded, forth
fed, or too remote to be of possible
use, seems just now to be drawn to-
ward Johnson's Island. The larceny
of real estate by nations is time
honored institution, but in this par
ticular instance England's only chance
of getting the island is to tow it out
of American waters in the night and
hide il.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

THE snake is a menace to India
real, horrible, constant. In 1887
over half million of his kind were
killed and the bounty on them paid;
while in that year 1910 men,
women and children of India were
killed by snake bite, government re-
ports being authority for the figures.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15
Extracting Poison from Bees.

There are two farmers of Midtown,
Penn, who have gone into the business
of extracting the poison from bees. They
catch the bees, and either immerse them
for eight days in bottle of alcohol, hav-
ing previously enragcd them, so as to
cause the poison to exudc from the poison
sacs, or else they kill them and squeeze
the virus into glass tube. The virus
has local repute as cure for dropsy,
chills and fever and all kinds of insect
stings. New Orleans Picayune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

store feed when not used for Matching.
The Matching nests will be used for
laying until hen wishes to sit,
when they may be closed to the roost-
ing room and opened at the other
end. These nests may be raised three
inches from the ground. The extra
nests are raised Is inches. Coops may
be built under them to shut up sit
tiers. Edward A. Atwater, in Home
and Farm.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

MALIETAo, the King of the Samoan
Islands, has been struck into wealth
which makes him feel big enough to
buy up Jay Gould and put mort
gage on the Vanderbilts. He has
been paid 50, 300 as the proceeds of
the sale of wreckage from the vessels
which went ashore in the great storm.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15
A Bank Wall Poultry House.

This building is 10x20 IT with IT
posts in 'front.' a IT wall and IT
posts in the rear. The doors at the
ends should be boarded up and en-
trance made to the two rooms from
the hallway, which may be used as a
hatching-room. Still better, abolish
all doors in front and enter through
an end door. The following engrav-
ing shows the interior arrangement.
The Matching room may be used to
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

A GERMAN officer, serving an eleven
years. sentence for treason, has OBJ
tanned his liberty by inventing an
improved process for the construction
of cannons. Another instance of ne
cessity being the mother of invention.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15
Variation in Quality of Fruit.

Fruits of the same nominal kind
often differ much in quality. 1t has
been supposed by some within few
years that as most fruits are now
grated or budded, thus variation in
quality may depend on the original
stock. But it is certain that so much
depends on soil, access to sunshine
and other conditions that little room
remains for other factors Manuring
heavily with stable manures Injuries
fruit quality These are mainly nj
trogenous, and they cause an excess
Of sap that the leaves cannot wholly
assimilate. Excessive manuring with
some mineral that Injuries the roots
may also cause injury TO or entire de-
struction OF the leaf, In which case
the fruit is worthless. A barrel of
brine carelessIy cmptied near plum
tree in midsummer carried such ex-
cess Of sail 10 the leaves that they all
fell OF. W u I i" hais-grOwn plums
remain 81" nc never in
c'"a> "u bitten into
~ addition
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

A CORRESPONDENT of the Chicago
Herald reopens an old and vexatious
question. He thinks he can explain
how IL is that small animals; such as
frogs AMI fishes, occasionally appear
to rain down from the sky. His at
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

PEOPLE in search of novel mode
of suicide might initiate the example
OF that Florida rattlesnake that ac-
complished its end by biting itself in
the neck.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

Goods TO the "a
we're exported from - last yea.
The purchase OF The country from
Russia would sccr1 Ia have been a
pretty fair speculation on the part Of
Uncle Sam, seeing that the price
paid for the whole territory was but
81, 100000.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

A FLOCK of II, 900 sheep was started
east from Pendleton, Wash, last
spring. The drive is now over the
worst portion of the long journey,
and it Is marked as great success.
They. are fattening them as they
travel
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

SOME people live to be old without
finding out that one of the great ele-
ments of success in life is minding
ones own business. Wise men recog-
nize this from the start and succeed.
Others never see it and fail.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

THAT Ohio preacher, who thrashed
the young ruffian who tried to break
up the service, and then marched
back to the pulpit and delivered his
sermon, knows something OF the
church militant.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

WHAT a mosquito uses when he
bites is made up Of his attenor, his
clypens, his hypophernyx, his labium
epipharnyx, his labium, his man.
dibles and his maxillar. We always
thought it was something like that.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

The hashful youth who is surprised
at the interest taken in his welfare
by the girls often develops into y man
who is astonished at the way they let
him alone.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15
A Mechanical Candle.

In order to discover an enemy's
movement at night, an Italian artil-
lery officer has invented mechanical
candle, which, when sent from cam
non, win shed light equal to 100,-
900 candles.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

All communication for this paper should Be accom-
panied b. The uans o. tAs luthor mot necessarily fc
publication but ssidsnos Of good faith on ths PAL
81 the writer Write only sef ~ pApss D.
psrtiouHry CAREFUL slvins Hnd dates " h>s'
che isltsrs and figures plain and distinet
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

WHEN an ls-year-old boy declares
that only fortune can ever induce
him to marry, there. is no cause for
any one to be deeply shocked Z.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15
Hanging a Gate to a free.

Bore hole through the tree above
the top rail of the gate with 1 J or 2
inch auger. Get young hickory OF
the size of auger, split it, take one
half, bend it around the upright of
gate, then pass the ends through the
the tree as shown, drive a wedge be-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

tween ends. The
lower end of upright
acts as a pivot In
the notch of spur
root, or in impress
sion made in stone
buried there.
The tree is not in
iured, and soon heals
up. holding il more
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

ace-making was first done by Bar
bara Uttman about 1850, though the
invention is claimed for an earlier
date by France and Italy.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

erS'
gTc,l
ing a WEI. =. ~ VI
these ha. ..p sather
from time Ia u "r mu;ual inn
provemcnt and Il better understand
ing of the ways and means of more
profitable agriculture. Weeds have
been neglected in more ways
than one, and just so far as they are
overlooked and left to themselves, the
greater will be- the curse. AS we look
over the premium lists Of our thou
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

secure. 1t will last as long as an iron
hinge and cannot pull off or come out,
until wanted out 1t can be renewed
without making new holes, as in the
case of iron rings. Practical Farmer
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

desired, and screw on, then grind
back OF saw sharp and you have the
boss corn knife.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15
A.Good Corn Knife.

Take the big end Of an old hand
saw, and take of old handle, saving
the screws Make handle any length
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15
COLUMBUS. FLEET.

The Santa Maria Already Built and 9th
ers 90 Bs Constructed.
The Santa Maria, which took part
In the Spanish celebration OF the
l00th anniversary OF the departure
Of Columbus for America, at Palos,
Spain, is supposed TO be an exact re-
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

lumbar celebration. After that
celebration the vessels will sail by
the way of the st. Lawrence River
and the lakes to Chicago, where they
will constitute a feature Of the Co
lumbar Exposition.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15
HOME AND THE FARM.
A DEPARTMENT. MADE UP FOR
OUR RURAL FRIENDS.

Farmers should Indulge In Periods Of
Observation--A Bank Wall House for
Pouitry-K Keeping Appies-G General Hints
ON Horticulture.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-15

rhsro are 10000 mambers Of volunteers M
itary companies In the United States.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-17
z PITTSBURGH I OKOLICY
(Od regularnego korespondenta).

(Od reguarnego korespondenta).
w McKeesport pojawi}a sic ospa.
w Homestead spodziewaja sic po-
nownych zaburzeh.
G. Walk, rolnik Funkstown o.
sadly, pope}ni} samob6jstwo.
Miasto wyda{o ok6lnik do obywa-
tell, aby uzywano do picia woody
przegotowanej.
Ma miejsce zmar{ego niedawno ks.
Mollinger naznaczy} biskup Phelan
ksiedza Jana B. Duffner'a, kt6ry do
tycbczas pe}nil obowiazki kapelana
prey kosciele sw. Piotra.
Zakonnice Sebastyanki przyobie-
cuja miastu 500 siostr mi}osierdzia,
jezeliby cholera nawiedzi}a miasto.
Mysl szlachetna, czyn bedzie szla-
chetniej jszy!...
w Carnegiego fabryce przy 33.ej
ulicy poraniony zosta{ niebezpiecz-
ME st. Demblihski. Ma W dwoeh
miejscach noge z}amana, kt6ra mu
beda amputowac.
August Kruszka Cziwarat, oby-
dwaj przybyli Prus, zostali cofnie-
ci do domu, gdyz byli sprowadzeni
z Europy "a kontraktem do tutej-
szych hut szklannych.
w dolinie Monongahela przygoto-
wall sic robotnicy do stra)ku, gdy
niespodzianie kompania dowiedzia}a
sic O tenn wszystkich odprawi}a cd
piracy. 5000 robotnik6w bez zatrrd-
nienia.
Niema}y pech spotka} Wilhelma
Aren't, izraelite. Ozeni} sic on ME-
dawno pewna piekna cora Juddy,
wyda{ pieniadze ma upstrzeoie gnia-
ida swej po{owicy, ia uciek1a cd
niego zaangazowa}a SIC do cyrku!...
Ma rece j. Michalskiego, nades}a}
ks. M;skiewicz telegram, W kt6rym
donosi swoim przyjezdzie wraz z
trzema ksiezmi Europy. Zatrzyma-
no go tymczasem W kwarantannie, z
obawy, ably ks. M. ME przywi6z} TAX
ze soba cholery do Pittsburgh! Ga.
zety angielskie wzmiankujac tenn,
wyswieci}y Michalskiego na... ksie.
dza! No, no,-nie wszyscy pasterza-
mi bye moga!...
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-17
POZARY.

Cieszyn. Dnia % I'm. o godzinie 8
powsta1 ogieh W domu Kukucza przy
fabryce mebli Kohna i obja} wielka
scope. Straz pczarna fabryki koh-
ma ugasisa wkrotce ogieh, W czem
jej dopomog}a miejska straz, kt6ra
takze szybko przyby1a ma miejsce po-
zaru. r
z Toszonowic. D. 81 I'm. godz.
10 wleczorem spali} sic felwark, ma.
LEGACY do P. Harasowskiego. Wiasc;-
ciel ponosi szkode oko}o 10000 z}r.
Zboze ME by}o ieszcze W stodo}ach
asekurowane, poniewaz sprzet zboza
ME by} jeszcze ukohczony.
w Domas}owicach spali& sic d. 25
s:erpnia, koscio}: plebahia szkoaa.
Blizszych szczeg6}ow d otad dowie.
dziec sic ME moglismy.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-17
AMERYKA w TOLEDO

Wychodzi W kazda srode i sobote.
Kosztuje $50 ma rok CORY. 60
cent6w ma 2 miesiace).
Pod zadnym warunkiem "a gazety
ME kredytujemy.
Zamawja6 gazette MONA kazdego
czasu.
Adres MONA zmieni6 kiedykol-
wick, ale nalezy podat zawsze starry
nowy adres.
Ma nowy rok wydajemy "Kalen-
darz P,lski,'' kt6ry sta}ym prenume-
ratorom bezp}atnie poslemy.
AMEEYKA jest gazeta niezalezna
cd zadnej partyi, ami tez ME jest or
ganem zadnych "sp61ek byzneso-
wych."
Naszem has}em jest: "Precz o.
b{uda! Naprz6d VIOLA Ludu."
AMERYkA donosi maj jwiecej robot.
niczych wiadomosci.
AMERYkA sadzi wszystkie klasy
wed}ug r6wnej sprawiedliwoscl (nie
uznaje "odmiennej sprawiedliwosci'
ola bogaczy). Uczciwie postepuje
nikogo sic ME boi.
Drukuje najlepsze utwory literac-
k;e, przewaznie oryginalne. (Jedy-
IA gazeta polska W Ameryce' ktora
drukuje powiesci, romanse nowele
oryginalne).
AMERYKA ma scis}y druk W jed
nei kolumnie pomiesci wiecej via
domosci, niz inne gazety polskle W
dw6ch.
AMERYkA wychodzi diva razy ma
tydzieh, zatem donosi wiadomoscl
wczesniej, niz inne gazety polskle.
AMERYKA jest najtahsza gazeta
polska.
A. A. PARYSKI, WYDAwCA.
40 St. Clair st., Toledo, Ohio.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-17
z DETROIT IOKOLICY.
(Od regularnego korespondenta).

N>NN
{ DETROIT, M1cu.
Is WRzEsN1A.
Pan FIR. Gryglaszewski, b. cenzor
wv. Mar. Pol, Inspector budynk6w
rzadowych jest W Detroit, aby dol
rzet budowy novel poczty.
We wtorek byla tn konwencya
majstrow malarskich. VIM. O. Quest,
z Pittsburga, wybrany zosta} prezy-
dentem.
MARGIN Siedlak zosta} aresztowany
"a wy}udzenie $40 cd Juliusza Klaj-
ma. Stawiony zosta} pod kaucya $500.
w. Stevenson zosta} niebezpiecz-
ME pokaleczony, gdy spad& tram
waju przy mar. Woodward 4 Larued.
Bryczks przejezdzajaca przesz}a ko-
}ami po MIN. Wzieto 60 do szpitala
Emergency, gdzie pewnie umrze.
w biezacym tygodniu II par pol
skich wyje4o papiery slubne W blu.
RE rekordera.
Nasz Kodak Frank J. Dukat, rach-
mistrz miasta, wyjechal do Buffalo,
jako delegat ma narodowa konwen-
eye republikahska.
Zadne miasto W Ameryce ME jest
tax uprzedzone do postepu, jak De-
troit. Podczas, gdy wszedzie nowe
wynalazki So witane entuzyazmem
w Detroit wszystko nowe jest po.
tepiane. -. jako grzech smiertelny,
jako robota szatana. Gdyby ME te
cechy, to Detroit by}oby mog}o bye
wiekszem miastem niz Chicago. w
nied}ugiej przysz}osci Toledo prze-
wyzszy Detroit. Juz teraz Toledo ma
lepszy system kolejowy i tramwajo-
wy, nowe fabryki wciaz powsta ia.
V Detroit setki ludzi jest bez pra-
cy, W Toledo wszyscy pracuja. w
Detroit ludnos6 prawie ME wzrasta
wcale,a "a w Toledo rosnie o go procent
rOcznie.
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-17
Czy to ME ty?

Znasz kogo, ktoby nieprzyjaznym
s}owem urazi} kogo. Czy to ME ty?
Znasz kogo, ktoby sobkostwo zna1
we wszystkiem SVEN zyciu. Czy to
ME ty?
Znasz kogo, kto lubi ostro kryty.
kowa6 cudze postepki. Czy to ME ty?
Znasz kogo, ktoby we wszystkierr
widzia} b}ad swych przyjaci6}. Czy
to ME ty?
Znasz kogo, ktoby nigdy ME ma
mysli} sic, re urazi} sarkastycznem
s}owem. Czy to ME ty?
Znasz kcgo, ktoby nigdy ME sta
raj sie,aby inni ludzie czuli SIG szcze-
sliwi. Czy to ME ty?
Ameryka w Toledo i kuryer Clevelandski. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1892-1892, 1892-09-17
WIADOMOSCI 4 CLEVELAND.
cod regularnego korespondenta.)

Robotnik Ludwik Krause, pracu-
jacy W dckach kolei Cleveland 81
Plttsburg, zosta} zabity spadajacym
pudiem, sfuzacym do windowania
wegE.
Nastepujace listy ME dcsz{y rak
adresatow. konopka S., Czaplewski
Jak6b, kaliszewski Karol, Nowicka
J. NJ, Wegrzynowski Wac}aw, An
drzejewska o.
Piotr Choihski, zwrotniczy k. Gle
veland, Canton & So. Ry zosta& moe
no zgnieciony, dostawszy sic miedzy
bedace w ruchu wagony. Mala Jest
nadzieja czyli zyt bedzie!..
Gdy Jan Milton jecha} wozem
przez Broadway, przy rogu Finn ul.
oberwa} sic drut elektryczny, a upa-
dajac na konie, obydwa zabi} pra,
dem. Woznica dozna} tylko wstrzaS.
niecia!
w drukarni Lowing & Prescott
powstai ogieh, ktory jednak zdo}ano
opanowat. Tyiko W jednym pokoju
wypali{y sic sprzety rome. maku-
latury!... Dostana w}asciciele aseku,
racye!
Gettie Barus, 6 letnia dziewczyn.
ka, bawiac sic kilkoma innemi dzie6-
mi pred szynkiem Schnietta ma
Broadway, przewrociia ma siebie kan.
tor, czem prawie ma miejscu zosta4a
zabita.
Ma kolei Nickel Plate, PREY krzy.
z6wce Madison ave., zderzy{a sic To-
komotywa pociagiem towarowym.
Tylko lokomotywy zosta}y znacznis
uszkodzono, a ludzi Mkt ME zostas
zabity.