davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

zbudowa}. Unlka,ac zewszad
grozacej snuerc,, posta-
nowli dostat sic ma mai
wyzsza gore = ale zaled-
vie zrobil kilka krokow w
celu Experimental tego zam'aru
- wldok nowy zapar} mu
oddech = stana} przerazony
jak wryty. Z cory otworem
inaczej kraterem zwanym
wybuchat gesty dym og-
mem, ropio}, rozpalone
ksm,enie i t. p. stopione lub
spalone przedmioty co sic
razem wziawszy lava zowie
kt6ra sp}ywajac z przerazll
wynn rykism Z CORY :
wszystko pc drodze W poploi
obracala, tonac Z ogromnym
hukiem w morzu. - w
powietrAu czn6 sic dawal
nieznosny zapach siarkl =
trudno by}o oddychat, PREY
tenn goraco Z wybuchajaccgo
wulkanu zdawa}o sic, re ma
wegiel spali. Ma raz wiru]a-
Gym wichrem zebrane chmu-
ny z Gala ob6toscia rozla4y
wszystek zapas deszczu tax,
re ten 'stanowil iakby jeden
slup woody, }aczacy niebo Z
ziemia = "a chwile wszystko
J w wodzie doko}a jakby jed
no ]ezioro. Robinson bez
panied kierujac sic lnstynk-
tenn wdrapa} sic ma wierzcho
j lex drzewa - tam nleco
] odetchna}, sle ola tego, ably
silniej uczuc move n~ieszczas-
s cie. lego naiukochahsze lamy
- porwane pradem, unoslfy
sic mad woda - patrzat "a
niemi, juz chclaf wskoczye -"
wode, abY je wyratowat
ale poznal bezskntecznosc
tego czynu. Z wyciagnletemi
rekaml z g}osem rczpaczy,
sam ME wicdzac co czyni} =
wolal je do siebie, ale ma
promo - woda nios}a biedne
zwierzeta - juz ich ME
widaG.
Trzesienie ziemi trwa}o
ieszcze kilkanascie mlnut,
p6zniej nastapi}a do ko}a
cisza. Wiatr ucich} = niebo
wypogodzi}o sic i woda W
r przeciqgu POI godz'ny opadla.
kiedy Robinson zlaz} z
drzewa, ma kt6re sic schroni}
talk by} sko}atany tym no.
wem nieszczesciem, ze nawet
ME przyszlo mu ma mys]
podziekowaG Bogu "a wYra'
towanie 80 Cd nowo grozacei
smierci. Zblty tenn tax obcem
ola niego strasznem zjawis
klein natury / og6lnem spus
Moszeniem, Z dziwna czczoscis
Nv sercu - z przestrachem
tesknota wlaz} powt6rnie ne
drzewo, ably tam doczeka(
sic rama.
lGlag dals3y nastapl.J
p, Prns PO)akich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23
Pelplin. M!eszkahcy Lignow

Pelplin. M!es1kahcy Lign6w i
okollcy wvsfali do urzedu poetic
wego prosbe PREY
wr6cenle zneslonej lgo grud. 1892
pocztY, k%ursujacei miedzy Pelpli-
mem a Gnlewem w tych dniach
nadeszfa odpowledz odmowna
wprawdzle. ale zapowiadajaca, re
juz lgo ma1ca urzadzl sic W Lii
gnowach agentura pocztowa re
diva rszy ma dzieh miedzy Pelpll-
nem a Llgnowam, ]ezdzlc bedzie
pow6zka pocztowa, kt6ra przedsle
b1orca Z Llgn6w utrzymywac be-
DIE.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

plebann pakiet, ale jake SIG zdzi
VIII, re zamiast ksisdza, W stsncy'
obcego chfopa i kobiete spotkaf.
CT goscle nleproszeni, skoro listono-
sza zobaczyli, uciekli okpem, ktore
wyfamall; kobiete uda4o size listo,
roszowi przytrzymac ,ch}op umknat.
kobjeta m6wi tylko pc niemlecku.
Znaleziono PREY mel swlder, ktdry
do wykonarla z}odzlejstwa by}
potrzebpY. Koblete zwiazano l Cd
staw,ono tymczasowo pod straz. "
kosciele, kt6ry by} dosyc przepe}-
nlony, zroblt SIG popfoch mema4y,
DO zamiast ,,z}odziej'' ,zawo}af ktos
noglen" l wieksza Geese ludzi z
kosciofa wypadia. w ostatnlch
dw6ch latach do plebanli juz 20
raz trzecl, a raz do kosclofa zfo-
dzieje sic w1amall.
Brusy. Ma weselu W Bielawach
pobil, sic robotnicy Lewinski NJ,
przyczem Lewihskn uderzy} mako
robotuika N, dazaca W pomjc sy-
nowi, kawa}em drzewa talk slime W
glove, re ma miejscu trupem padfa.
l., przysztowano.
W jednej acsi pod Cz}uchowem
z~aoszczedz,ia bY}a IONA chatupnlka
kllkaset marek, ktore chcac zabez-
pleczyG pred kradzleza zawlne4a W
szmaty i schowata ma gorze pod
strychem. W tych dniach W lej
nieoAecaoscl przyszed} handlarz /
kupl} WI szmaty "a bagatele cd
c6rki chafupnlczki. Kiedy Ia ostatnia
przysz1a do domu ido%wiedziala sic
co z%asz}o. pusci}a sic W pogon "a
handlarzem ,dogonl}a go przetrzas-
nawszy mu worek wyjeta ku jego
zdziwienlu skarb, kt6rego ten&e AMI
sic domysla} ami ME przeczuwa}.
Karsin, choG ME jest VISA ko-
sclelns, jednak uroczyscie u sieble
obchodzif ]ub,leusz OLGA sw. 4 pie
sniana ustach ,,Kto sic W ople<e"
liz muzyka ma czele, odby} sic
pochod, W kt6rym k,lku set ludz,
pra3o udzlat, i to Przez Gaia d8uga
YVES. Strzelano ,ez cd czasu do
czasu i ~puszczano ogn,e sztuczne
Wszystk,e domy byfy oSwletlone.
Repzim. Plata posade n%auczyciel'
| skis PREY tutejszej szkole ludowe]
zleclfa r%ejencya gdanska p. nauczy-
| c1elowl Kowalskiemn re SztumsK'eJ
z,emi, ktory juz urzad sw6i obja}.
SL1vcz. Radzca ziemlanski
oswiadczy5, ze O zeSkurcza do
Borkowa p~rzeprowadM sic przez
| Wlelbranowo. Byfa Ottawa, re tax
ME bedzie, dla tego radosc u Wiel-
brandowiak6w teraz tenn wieksza-
Szornigacie. 4 q. m. ma SIG tn
cdbyG zebranie celem utworzenla
sp6iki ola osuszenla obszaru, obej-
mujacego okofo 1000 m6rg. Koml-
sarzem rzadowym jest ASSESSOR relen
cyiny CHASER.
Olsztym. Wkrotcc obeimie tu
praktyke leka rsks Dr.. Przewoskl :
pod Brus, ktory niedawno zlozy:
egzamin W Gryf'.
Czerwihh. Lipla gore naby} cd
D. Ottona Naumanna pan Leor
Marwiiz 2 Pelonek "a 3S5,OCO m
Kielno. w tntejszei parafil OBJ.
chodzlli ma1zonstwo Naczkow ,
Boianal Parchn6w . kowalewa
plerwsl dina 2ogo, ~ostatni q z. ~
swoie zIote wesela, BFogostawienst%
koScielncgo udziel'f nm %tote1sa.
ks52dz proboszcz.Od Cesarza | NrdI
odebrni " podarunku Pc 30 mareI
-. m. marE q. tr1aa
Sakramentaml swigtem X, J6le
Lomnltz, hapian iabiiat, ~prohosz'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

-. ! m. ZmArF 0N ITL00V
Sakramentaml swigtem X, j6let
Lomnltz, saptan inbiiat, p'ohoszrz
W Serocku, W rozpoczctym u rokn
zycia q 50. roku kapEahstwa. Me
bozczyk urodzif sic W Llchuowach
pod Chojnicami II lutcgo 1871 T..
Studya gimnazyalne odbyi W Cloi-
nicach, studya teologlczne W Sc
minaryum duchownem W latacb cd
1897 do lS4l. Wyswiecony ma ka-
piana Is. kwletnla 1S4l /. byi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

przez krotki czas wlkaryuszem W
Kosclerzynie. potem administrator
rem a nastepnie proboszczem "
Garczynie. &c. llpca lS49 r. usta-
nowlony proboszczem W Serocku ,
wvlrwai ma TEN stanowisku az do
sm1ercl. Zawsze nadzwyczajnle gor,
Hwy wypeln1aniu obowiazkdw
swoich, k,lkakrotnle dose nlebe@-
piecznie zachorowa}, ale tez odzy
sklwai zdrowle. Jedno uzdrowlenic,
20 kt6rem znacznle silniciszem ,
czerstwiejszym by} nizell prAeAtrm
uwaza} prawie ia cudowne Sachc
golnie zastuzyi SIG paratii
przez wystaraule sic +"
zaiozenie szkoty katol!cklej W No
wych Gllukach. PrHel kr6tkl Gas
by} tez powlatowym in%spektorem
szkol. Pred niemal dwoma laty
obchodz,} bardZo uroczyscle 5Oletm
jubileusz kaptanstwa swego. Prawo
preseutacYi ma opr6zulone prAez
Smicrt jego ]probostwo Serccku
przystuguje nacxelnemu prezesowi
Pras Zachcdnich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

POLECA Sic
~;ZANOwNEJ PUBLICzNOSC
>zystk,m wisrusom Polonusez
W Ameryco
NOVA RSlEGARNIA
81. DERDowsKIEGo
W Winona MINI
Mekna sprswadziS Cd Dsrdew
skiego kaida ksistks pelskA, jaka
wegols i~stRiejs " Ameryes, pfaess
gotowka.
Ponissj wymieniamy aisksSrs
ksiatki, jake nasza kaiegarAia ns
"a ~sprzedaa:
Ksiazki szkolne tres.
CT naukoWeI.
81 "a NzYAsKo -KATo.
ny -, ~,.',l .....
.rawio .....lS
hZYMSRO-R RATIO.
"' %-y) W mocnej ..
:*ro NoWEGo
~, mocnej O.
"a, brgo)..... 40
A.sHnt FOLSKIEGO
.'AU roLSKI, J6zefa
'S '"S"...........25
.If''<I" POLSKO AN,
- LISA - ch,li ksiaAka do
"s"k r"yka argie!skiego '65
D. o. pi.t"l ola sak6t pol
sA'. a " A"'rryce, uiosyi byiy ma,
h"'y'|"i Chicago Franciszek
Gshsa
r"matvsa Pelsks ufo&o.
III przez Tr"dnzego Sierocihskie.
60, pr fesora Jezyka pelskiego j
trralury. Drukowana ola szk6l
p"l>kich Ameryce & wydania
T]Yn"stegs, W mocnej oprawis
ementarz Maty czyll
P'erwsZa Naulka C1Ytania, Pisa.
ala Rachowaaia, przss W. Dy-
w mecnej eprawie.
HISTORYA STANUW ZJEDNO.
CAON .............75
OF If n fy, powiesd
"osslna bardzo, w~zruszajaca &c
siaro&ytnych czasow.......3o
ia sama W moonei oprawie Es
@Soconym tytulik,em ..s... 60
solss{aw czyli Daisy Gag &c.
oowsfy; tfomaczenie przes : ks.
Danshsk
tn sama W mocnei oprawis
Listownik Polsko.Amerykak
XII. Podrecznik zswierajaey.
Nauks pisania iistow i gotows
wzery list6w, " wszyssxieh pray.
psdkach eXess.....o"..s.eO
% sl-roty ozyli pow1ee
S.>:s":sia2a zgroEe nieludzko6oj
sy"..-" @n".sc,, dotkliwos6 No
II, .~">knt~~.,>~; WARY i, cn6l
~y".v,-. t,..,r -sdzia i szczo-
N.iN"~r." p"atrz. 'sci przez ks
l.. $685.! l-gp.... 80. 80
~1.>ts' ;'olskie pre-,
w >kartka. Zawiera: I
: n.,a kHjawska, q Hulsn-
50 " -Ydzie, 81 kukasx Stempel
Owir SioSlry, 81 Przewofn;k
- Jennec Wojenny, y Jass
uu4,, y Mundur, % Kruk 30
.. A. K ord eoki Przeo
psulinow W, Obrohca Klass.
,,rn Czestochowsk,ego.... Is
y aterska r d n a, U
~>wek z powstanis 1858 =, ida
ra"me prawdziwe opisS wv
~rot W o aczsi, pc
~'astka z czastw powstania Ts
',u4za koscluszki. .....-.. Is
.ufe deraci Barscy II
~t'rze, P"wieac naplsana pre-
5>el " y. Chrze6
r.min, zyd i Turek, czyli ka
.iogu pokaada zaufanie, 0 ten
~n tenze ojcowskie staranie. Pc
q""st nader powabna i pouczar
,,A przez Tomasza Wisniewskie
- W,eozny Tu{aoz
e., aaalem imieniem Ahaseverus
~'"r> m6wi, ze Eyl pred u
1c@yzowaniem Chrystusa Pan,
l.rzez Wszechmocno6G Bog
t-Dzcze do dzisiejszego dnia &y
q ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

Nowe. Pr5y przeprawie przez
Whsle utonat koszYkarz Goleckl z
Trela mleiskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

nazwa ,'Wllhelmsau", ktdra to IA
1--WE otrzymafa take YVES Wegerkl
w DOW. wrZeSinskim " W. KS.
P~osnanskiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

Redaktorem odpowledzialnym
,.W,arasa Polskiego" lest teraz p.
Jan Brejsk' W Bochum, pochodzacy
z Paczewa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

Czerooinh. Lipla gore naby} cd
D.. Ottona Naumanna pan Leor
Marwitz 2 Pelonek "a $4,000 m.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-03-23

Kielno. w tntejsze paratil OBJ
chodzlli ma4zenstwo Naczkow z
Boiana ParchnGw . Kowalewa,
plerwsl dina 2ogo, ostatni q z. ".
swoie zIote wesela. BFogostawienst%a
koscielncgo udziel'f IN tute1s2y
ks5adz proboszcz.Od Cesarza Nrdla
odebral, " polarunku Pc 80 mareE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-05

the time to prepare for another came
around.
This program or something similar
was the almost unvarylng rule Win
the Mormons for the FIRST twenty year,
after the settlement OF Utah. Aud the
hcattiness, the sponlaueity, the whole
souled manner with which everything
was done were never excelled any
where. Everybody seemed to regard
It asa ploasurnble duty to contribute
all In his power to the general
success and enjoyment and be-
cause person could not have a.
conspicuous position a. any other
and could not pcrohance dress an well
ne most OF the rest made no porcepti'
BILE difference. There was no holding
back. This was the "Mormon Eay"
20 slurringly spoken Of and It was the
right way; It inculcated more Of
patriotism, regard for our national
system and desire 10 loom up among
the grand Americans whose records
are lessons 10 the young than they have
learned In oil the subssquegt time.
As later years came on and business
affairs became more and more
interwovon with our daily lives, there
was gradually less time and less In.
clination to 20 10 the expense and
trouble Of getting up general celobfa'
tons. The apathy came not from our
side but has naturally been partakcn OF
10 some oxtoui; and at last II seems
out Of the question 10 give the day Of
days any more recognition than such
a. IL contributed by individuals In an
unorganized way. In no public place
near here was there yesterday patriotic
address showing the progress OF our
country and the growing stability Of
ils Institutions delivered, that tho
youth OF oil ages and those older
might realize N even for a moment
how much greater than king h the
heir 10 such legacy ns the Ruvolu'
llonary patriots bequeathod to "; In
no such place II at all was the Dsclara'
ton, which never can grow old aud
which TO a patriotic heart cannot be-
como tiresome by repetition, read aud
there was no music except such rs
was hired for ADVERTISING purposes.
The last Fourth does not even remotely
compare with the first, but the "Mor-
mon way" IL In no sense to blame for
the falling M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-05
A WORD OF COMFORT.

One Of the best and host known citi-
IONS q Utah Territory, the bearer Of
an honored name and himself an
honored and honorable man, said to
the editor Of the NEWS n few days ago'
81 feel impressed, aud / wish i could
similarly impress you, to say TO the
people who are Eroaning under the
pressure Of hard times, who hfe
weighted with obligations, and before
whom the future looks dismal aud for
bidding, that all this IL but n tenn
porary trial; II will soon be over, we
shall not have 10 walt long for the
opportunity 10 square ourselves
In business sense, and we
will again experience prosperity.
Within the last few years opportunities
to make money rapidly amt IN every
direction have been presented to us.
In many cases we seized them,
courageously but calmly, and MI was
we'll. In other cases VIZ gTasped ut
them excltedly, threw overheard all
Judgment, rushed into speculation aud
eItrAyagance land now are paying the
penalty. We have learned, beliove,a
bitter but useful Lesson. The Lord
does not deslre us to be In oppression 10
the usuter nor en,angled In unholy
alliances from which We cannot oxtri'
cate ourselves. sm convinced Of His
wisdom in permitting adversely TO
come, and OF His Infinite mercy In TO-
lleving US when His purposes re
accomplished. My feeling is that we
will be given better and more com.
plete financial deliyefance than
we have any human reason
TO expect; and hope we will
have learned enough to take the coun'
sci OF our leaders-help one another,
be temperate and moderate, serve the
Lord with full purpose OF heart, anu
keep out Of debt"
The News has pleasure in giving
these views, aud 1t firmly believes
them to bo true. Already there are
signs that the worst has passed, that
the depression has touched ils lowest
mark. But even n these signs are
premature or Improperly understood-
though the piuohing process may mol
yet cease and may even got a little
more palniul-the better times hoped
for are not far distant, aud they Will
dawn when We are prepared for them
Hope, confidence and mutual forbeaf
ance will save US from ruin, though
failures crash around Us on every
hand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-05
THE CHAMBERS SECRETARY.

On Monday Nr. x. w. Sears
retired from the responsible aud exact
Ing n not very lucrative position OF
secretary Of the Chamber Of Com
mcrce Of this city, he having previ.
ously resigned. Il Is well assured that
In saying that fow men In the com.
muniiy could or would have brought
TO the position the business qualiilca-
tions, the great experience. the
general ability and tho willingness to
serve that have characterized Mr..
ssRis's incumbcncy, we do but voice
the sentiment Of all who know the
man and are familiar with the subject
a great many questions affecting the
community Mt large hut more directly
tho business part Of Il have arisen at
timep, and some Of these have required
dcllboralion, courage, hfmnoss and
tact to successfully cope With. No
small part Of such contests has fallen to
the loI Of the secretary, who had 10 plan
aud act In the absence Of tue board
and arrange things conveniently and
properly against their converting. Mr..
Scars has always proven himself
equal to these emergencies, aud the
success with which the Chamber has
dealt with important measures was
largely the result. of his work RuJ
methods In every case. His rcslgna'
ton was accepted with regret, anu hu
fetircs with the respect aud esteem Of
his late associates and of all who know
him.
To Mr.. Irving a. Benton, late post.
master OF this city, and still later u.
s. marsha, has been awarded
the portfolio Of secretary. II IL ques.
tionable II a better choice could have
been made. Certainly some very able
and conspicuous gentlemen were can.
didates against him, butho carried OIL
tue prize, such na IL is. We shall look
for no less degree Of real and cap.
ability In the present than In the
former secretary, aud feel assured that
We shall not be- disappointed. Thorough
business ability, tireless energy, anu
uniform courtesy have characterized
Mr.. Benton's official life In Salt Lake
City, AMI notably In the trying posi-
ton Of marshal was he able to prove
that AN efficient law officer may still
be a genial gentleman. Tho Chamber
OF Commerce Ia 10 be- congratulated
upon securing his services.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-05
The "MORMON WAY.p

a lady aud a gentleman Of this city,
according to a eotomporary, think our
latest Fourth ot July a rather comm1n-
place sort Of day, reminding the par.
ties "of the time when the Mormons
were In control here" some people are
either poorly Informed or altogether
ignorant as TO the subjects they some
times speak OF and at such times these
would show their "wisdOm more wise"
were they 10 maintain that golden
silence which Oftener than otherwise
Il becoming In every ono anu ought to
be an invariable standard OF conduct
with the majority.
II those who talk no illppantly about
what tho Mormons did or Old not do In
the early days here would beiore airing
their grouudless preJudices take the
trouble 10 acquaint Themselves with
the subject, tboy might spare their
better posted friends II not themselves
some little humiliation. When the
Mormons were In complete control
hert--because there was nobody else
ON the ground-thero was never "a
Fourth Of July permitted TO come
without u moot hearty joyous welcome
awaiting IT, All the tBgs-the Stars
aud Stripes We mean-that the com.
munity possessed we're brought into
! "a la. a.. a. q. O.
glores Of the occasion. Preparations
began weeks ahead aud there was al.
ways q successful parade as the result
Of frequent rehCasalB In which all
oh1or.ully took part and diu not mind
the time and trouble they were put TO
The nice olOlhet-yeTy few people had
more than one extra suit AMI very
many not % muoh-werB brushed up.
, mundUl where needed aud everything
held IN readiness tor the great day.
And scarcely had the preceding
hour OF midnight passed before
tbu small boys AMI those who
were older ani had Joined the
ranks Of young America" broke loose
from restraint uul male tho remainder
| ut the night az hileous as the ueaus
at their disposal would IyImt
Promptly at dayureak aud again at
sunrise cannon aud auvlls would
boom aud at intervals during the day
this decorating RuI at times auuoyiu.
phase o, elerve cent patriotism
would roud the atmosphere
The procession, which ,oTmu,
nj ten O'oIuoE ana marched iu the dus
aud neat till ahau, noon, would thei
drbouch into howery or other com
moiious resort, aud the regulation eE
prcis,s wcroongugud iu,alter which, q
the accompaniment OF moe cannon
aiding ami s,mins from the bands, eaoI
would seek his homo aud pur.ake q
such repast us he hal been able &
procure. At night dancing was Ih
lult, ana altogether the Say was mad
subject 10 talk about casually unit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-07-05
THE SALT LAKE VIPER.

on Sunday morning last venerable
and beloved member Of this communi.
ty, one whose long life has been de.
voted to deeds Of kindness and true
charity, undertook TO pay visit In a
neighboring county to an aged and
enteebled friend, d woman Of ninety.
three years. For this purpose he had
to take the cars nj the Great Salt Lake
and Hot Springs depot IN this city,
where he was met by his wife, aud a
bone missionary and his wife, who
were going Ia the same direction 10
attend Sabbath services. While wait.
ing for the train, the party occupied
seats which the manager OF the rail.
road couTteoualy placed for them In the
shade. And out OF these facts story
utterly false Ia oil IL essential fsalu cs
was coucocted for aud published
yesterday morning IN local sheet
which has thus given one more proof
thRtit lisa disgrace 10 reputable Jour.
nalism wherever the term is under.
stood.
When we say that the veteran
referred to was President WuIurI
Woodruff, there rises hefIry tho public
eye man who fnriy.six years ago
accompanied tue Pioneer band into
this valley aud, ON the day whose
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nameless whelp, who glu,s on oiial ana
ever and anon for hate or lucre Hpews
1t out again over a monde plume and
on this occasion even he could not dare
to stand parent to his effort
An OUTRAGED public sentiment, a
loathing Indignation, may DO trusted to
treat appropriately a wretch who can
be 10 low and paper that can DO 40
bnse. The one Ia the veritable spawn
Of hell, that pollutes the earth he
troaIs; there is not beast 20 hiioous
that It, hide would not be soiled In
cutting his false and besottei face.
The other, In prostiIuting itself to his
iniamy, il a stencil In the noslrils Of
all deoency.
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STILL IMPROVING,

Just ms we had about settled down to
the conclusion that naval architecture
Tor war purposes had reached a point
beyond when taere was no Improve.
menl, comes the Victoria disaster ami
sets the world to thinkiug and plan
Ming. That vessel was q magnificent
piece OF workmanship, one 10 which u
was thought no feature OF protection or
aggression was wanting heavily
nrmorvd, powerfully equipped and
splrudiIly manneui aud yet IA a
manruvvr amounting to nothing more
than experimental diversion, SHE b
stove in, nns with water aud goes
down In eighty nthoms with nearly
all ON board in t,w minutes,
II seems that everything natural OF
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nANDcARr MISSIONARIES.

To the following letter, which cN'
plains itself, place IL willingly given;
Eiiior Desert NcrG since the puhli-
cation Ia tho DL.lui.r NEWS Of the
hnndcart missiouario,' experience while
crossing tho plains, thiriy-six Years ago,
/ nm reminded by ono OF The captains Of
ton Thomas Hall Of ST.. Georgel tnat /
omitted two names la my list, who were
also mombOr- NJ tho company. 4 murh
regret this omission and choorfully for.
ward them TO you, ~ you Will kindly
give place TO them In your paper: viz.
John Malun and Robert Miller, the
former from Box Elder, tho latter from
parUWan. Yours truly,
GEouUI GoppAHD.
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mechanical has ils vulnerable points
though In many cases, as tn the oio
spoken Of. these are not known 'uu '' ',
only developed by accident. II ~
other var craft are like the Nic'oi'',
capable Of resisting n twelve-inch sn''
N fred from a distance Of more 'n'u
mile or 40, and ye' w.
able 10 resist the infringement ~
a ram even though coming slowly'tne
thing to do Ia 10 dry.iock them ai uu ,
extend the armor entirely nrounu 'ne
bull. a. It IL now, " seems that SUI,
"betweon wind and water WOMB
cripple " not entirely destroy any %
them. When that lie provided ag"insl
In the course Of events smother wiz
80 down from some other cause anu
that will have to bo looked out IN anu
10 on. The test plan Il to take OIL tue
armor and run down the guns
into articles Of use and ofnH
mont, and whom nations are ~
losgorheads let them get together
peacefully and invoke the ald OF
neutral powers II alone they cannot
agree, Arranging every detail Of Ihe
controversy by the arbittament when
comes Of ChrlttIanizod CIVILIZATION
ami upon which the glow Of the rising
sun Of the twentieth century is iallihg
aud becoming brighter aud more
beneficent every day. That is what
the United States and England are
doing and their example must become
the criterion, the German emperor 10
The ronlrnry Notwithstanding.
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now TmE woRLD STANDS.

A friend hands In n tabulatod state
msnt OF the debts OF tho world by
nations with request that we publish
the same. Asitii interesting to many
and may be Of USE to some, we cheer.
fully comply. The table Ia not lengthy
but ponderoup, as follows
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Bathing, Boating, Dancing. Osen'.
orchestra In attendance every af,ot.
b DON aud evening. Fare for round
Trip only 80 cents.
ID. T.. Burnley,
General Agent Passenger Department.