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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28
Gala bezwzglednoscia W stro

Jak lwica, ktorej ktos chce
zabrac Mode lwiatka, talk
wytezyfa nieszczesliwa matka
wszystkle silly, ably sic uwol.
mic z rak Ardokatona. Ale
sifa lego pozosta1a niewzruszo-
ma, dion zelazna ME popusci.
Ia lei reki ami ma chwile.
widzac bezskutecznosc swych
wysi}k6w, zwatpiona i rozpa-
czona Amalia rozplakala sic
giosem, zdolnym poruszyc
kamienie, a narzekania jej
rozleg}y sic ma Gala okolice i
ODDLY sic tysiacznem echem
w leslie.
Szybko jak grom spada]acy
z ob}okow zab}ysna} W reku
Ardokatona n6z dlugi ostry.
Dziki Indyanin, wyrwawszy
matego J6zia z ramieuia Tan.
gosa, przy}ozyi ostrze noza
wYstraszonemu ma smierc
chiopieciu do serca.
- Jezell ME przestaniesz w
tel chwill krzyczec i p}akat,
= zawola} przyt}umionym
glosem, unoszac sic gniewem,
- natenczas zimne ostrze
mego noza przebije ma wylot
SERGE twego dzieciecia. Skoro
jednak bladolica niewiasta
bedzie madra i zamilknie, to
pc kr6tkieJ roz}ace u]rzy zno-
WI swe dziecie w osadzie
Paunisowl
Kiedy Ardokaton w ten
spos6b. do niei p]rzemawia},
Amalla oszolomiona i prawie
ob}akana wlepi}a swe oczy, w
kt6rych potok lez W tel cnwili
zanikna}na twarz swego jedy-
naka. PREY ktorego sercu drzai
koniec ostry noza Ardekato-
ma. Il ktory z przerazenia ami
sic ME wazy} zaplakat. Wtedy
to starry ojciec Hugona, poz-
nawszy ogromne wzburzenie,
jaki straszny widok wywo}a}
W sercu biednej matki, przy-
stapi} do nlei szepna} iej do
ucha kilka slow pocieszenia.
= Biedna, droga Amalio,
= rzek}, = uspok6j sic! Bog
Jest mad Mani. On widzi twa
bolesc serdeczna, ufaj Jemu,
On mas ME opuscit
Tych slow kilka podziala}o
ma politowania godna kobiete
lak nailepieb pokrzepilo ia i
podnioslo ma duchu. Pe}na
WARY w dobroc i potege
Stworcy podniosla oczy ku
nlebu i wpatrywa}a sic W ME
ma chwile, jakby w MEM szu-
koia porwlerdzenia slow swe-
60 tescia. Tymczasem dziki
langOs znlknaf luz w leslie
wraz z drzacym ch}opcem i
wzruszonym do g}eb1 starcem,
ktory pred o%deisciem blogo-
s}awiac jej po}ozyl swe rece
ma jei g}owie i pozegnal ia
znakiem krzyza sw. kiedy
wzrok sw6j skierowala ma
ziemie, ~ujrza}a sic sama; ME
bylo nj meza, nj syna, nj
tescia kolo niej, - obce pc.
malowane twarze, ME iodine
pojac jei bolesci, wpatrywa}y
sic W MIA z pewna ciekawo.
scia. Teraz mog}a ia tylko
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28
KTO I BOGI EN,
BOG z MN.
(Ciag daIsy.)
.S8S-

I'LL WIdZ dWl Cu1OQlly
wietrzyk pc dolinach stepo-
wych. Pc przestworzu pc
wietrznem pobulal niekiedy
ptak latajac lenlwym Totem z
wycieczki do gniazda. Wsze-
die cisza. Wtcm jeden z
Paunisow porozstawionych ma
czatach przylecia} ca]ym pc.
dem, obudzi} Tangosa j sep
nal mu COS W ucho. Tangos
pawstal szybko i zbudziwszy
czujnie spiacego Ardokatona,
opowiadal mu W krotkich
slowach, CO dopiero s}ysza},
patrzac mu przytem W oczy,
jakby oczekiwa} jego rozkazu.
Ardokaton dial znak i wkr6t-
&c ruszono z miejsca, zacho'
wujac wszelka ostroznosc.
M}ody naczelnik uja} Analia
"a reke i ruszy} przodem, a
"a MIN Gala banda; zas Tan
Cos, w1iawszy ma reke maiego
Jozla, wyciagajacego drohne
raczkl ku matce, udaf sic
wraz z kilkoma lnnymi, kto-
rzy prowadzlli starego OLGA
Hugona, zupefnle
przeciwna STRONG, W geste
odwieczne lasy.
Teraz dopiero poznali leh'
cy, re mieli bye rozdzieleni.
Wtedy Amalia ]ednem szarp-
nieclem %wyrwa}a swa reke Z
dioni Ardokatona, ktory ia
talk lekko tylko trzyma}, i
pobieg}a z screen rozszarpa-
mem i Gala drzaca, - DO czyz
jest matka, ktorej SERGE ME
zakrwawi sic, kiedy iej ulu'
bionego jedynaczka wyrywaja
z objecia? = "a garstka In
dyan, ktorzy pod dowodz'
TWEEN Tangosa uszli dopiero
kilkadziesiat krok6w W strone
przeciwna. Doqad}szy do
niego, wyrwa}a mu z reki
p}aczace dziecie, a potem
uciek}a sic ku staremu tesclo.
wi i pad}a mu ma plersl.
Sedziwy starzec otoczy{ "a
SVEN ramieniem i zda} sic
bye got6w do bronienia je]
pred Gala banda Paunis6w.
Ardokaton. kt6ry "a Amalia
podazy}, spogladajac ma tych
troje os6b z wYrazem szcze-
rego sp6}uczucia, przez dluga
chwile ME wiedzia}, jaki rozkaz
dac swym towarzyszom. Tan
gosa oczy tymczasem zaszkllly
sic iak diva ostro szlitowane
kamienie, o kt6re sic promie-
ME sloneczne odbi]a1a, a jego
muszkularna dion szukala
mimowolnie "a pasem reko-
jesci swego noza. w tel to
chwili, kiedy Ardokaton WI
docznie walczyl re soba, roz.
legl sic glosny urwany okrzyk
,.hugg!' a kr6tko potem
przylecial Paunis, ca}y zapo'
cony, i zaczai szeptac Ardo-
katonowl do ucha, wskazujac
reka wyciagnieta ku preryi
oswiecone] bladym blaskiem
ksiezyca.
Wyraz twarzy Ardokatona
zmienil sic Cd razu do ME.
poznania, czofo pomarszczy}o
sic W grozne faidy, a wszyst-
kie muszkuly zadrgaly dzlkim.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-28


natraflli ma slad, ktory Cd
razu zwroci} ma sic ich uwaSe.
w blasku ksiezyca rozpoznall
liczne slady wytioczone pod.
bltem obuwiem.
lndyanie zastanowili sic ma
chwlle; trop ten dowodzit, re
W Dllskosci znajdowali sic
ludzie bali, kt6rzy z agencyi
przybyli ma pomoc Konzom.
20 krotklej naradzie zmienili
przeto kierunek i podazyli W
poprzek preryi, ku stronie,
ktora w znacznem oddaleniu
ogranicza}y czarne skaly,
rysujace sic wyraznie ma jas
mem tie nieba.
Amalla zdazala razem z
mimi, az zmeczona dluga dro-
"a i szybkiem chodzeniem i
wyciehczona do reszty wraze-
miami dnia padta bez zmyslow
ma ziemia.
Oval SLIM PaunisowIe u]eli
ia wtedy ma rece ma rozkaz
Ardokatona i poniesli "a
postepujaca coraz %ostroznie]
banda.
Spotkanle.
Widnokrag czerwinll sic luz
z lekka, ale gesta mg}a uno-
si}a sic jeszcze po mad ziemia,
uk}adajac sic co chwila W
coraz dziwaczniejsze ksztalty,
kt6re w nastepnej chwili
rozp}ywa}y sic i Milky. Wsr6d
nieprzeliczonego zastepn
gwiazd ksiezyc blyszczaE wciaz
jeszcze ma nieble, wahajac sic
nstqpi6 swego stanowiska
wynioslego brzaskowi dnia i
wschodzacenu s}ohcu. Przez
stepy viii sic r%uczaj. mruczac
iednostainie pc k%amykach, a
w wodzie jego drga}o niespo.
koinie niknace swiat}o ksiezy-
ca. Mad brzegiem ruczaju sic
dial Hugon oparty 0 pieh
wiekowego debu, caly cato
piony W niewesoiych myslach.
Smutek gleboki i.,zal osiadl
ma lego obliczu; twarz ukryl
W d}oniach, ably siedzacy ma
ziemi Tartakan ME dostrzeg{
lego wzruszenia, i zaplakal
gorzkiemi lzami. l tax siedzial
d}ugo, d}ugo, a W kohcu je.
dnak podnios! sic przemoca,
a wtedy oblicze jego mia1o
iuz inny wyraz. Oczy zaiskrzy.
}y mu sic niezwyk}ym ogniem,
kiedy uchwycif swa strzelbe i
potrzas} MIA tax SLIME, re az
pies lego, Sprawnik, pre-
straszcny zerwa1 sic i ku ME.
mt skoczyl.
Tartakan spojrza} zdziwio-
ny W oczy Hugona, ale do
mysliwszy sic, re chwilowe
wzrurzenie jego w~ywo}ala
tylko pamiec ma zone, syna i
OLGA, milczai dalej, ME chcac
lnu przerywa6 W rozpamietY-
waniu.
Banam to drzewo wyda]4ce
owoce 8 do 9 cali dlugie,
zoltego koloru, kt6rych mieso
ma smak slodkawy j nader
przyjemny. Owocc zastepuja
wielu, wielu ludziom to, co
ola mas stanowi pszenica, zy-
to, jeczmieh i rYz, a So bar.
dzo zdrowym srodkiem po-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28

is represented. as in late exhibition,
as having just emerged from her bath,
and is submitting, very much in pub
lie, to the drying of her leg with
towel in the hands of her maid, the
question may naturally arise in the
minds of fastidious ladies in general,
as to how much that private function
really concerns the, general public. /
confess that when a controversy
arises, as it occasionally does in Phila-
delphia or elsewhere, | am generally
in sympathy with the offending paint
ers and sculptors and mildly weary
with the directors. The latest little
difficulty in Chicago, however, in rela-
ton to the nude exhibition Of the
studies made in the schools was rather
aggressive. and the wild western
commissioner who objected and ruled
the drawings out was blessed with q
certain degree of horse sense. Ia the
first place, such drawings were never
intended for popular exhibition, and
have never been shown 20 my l;nowl-
edge IN New Yorl, exhibitions except
in some retired a,core for the edifca-
ton OF students. In the second place,
if such a collection had been exhibited
in the Chicago fair the crush of ultra
moralists and ultra abbatarian to
get a peep might have resulted IN great
loss of life and limb.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
WITH THE ELECTRICIANS.

ONO has law to compel electric
roads to protect the motorman with a
screen from November to April l Of
each year.
II is said that the Edison Electric
Light company of Philadelphia pro-
poses to spend $4,000. 900 in laying con-
duIts and underground conductors.
CAPITALIsTs are figuring on connect
ing Pittsburgh and Cleveland by an
electric railroad over country roads in
an almost airline and twenty miles
shorter than the most direct steam
road.
THE electrical weelSlies are lust
now teeming with illustrations of cleo
trio effects at the worlds fair. Accord
ing to these, the old nursery stories OF
fairyland are actually eclipsed by the
realities of to-day.
THE telephone company of New
Haven, Conn, has railroad bicycle
SO arranged that two men can place
the bicycle on the railroad track and
quickly reach any point on the line
where their services are needed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
STRANGE AND CURIOUS.

DURING cyclone in Oxford, n. c., a
two-room dwelling was carried off 200
yards without injuring the occupants.
A TRAINED elephant in the Manches-
ter (Englond) ZOO" drops penny in
the slot and takes out biscuit. The
visitors supply the pennies. The ele-
plant will not accept any other coin.
ALABAMA comes to the front with a
woman who was struck by lightning
seven years ago, has never spoken
since, and whose eyes grow ''luridly
brilliant" at the approach OF thunder
storm.
FEANK AUSTIN, Of Eckerly, Ind, had
a collie dog that was very fond of him.
He was going on journey the other
day, and the dog wanted to accompany
him. Austin drove him from the train
and the dog was so detected that he
lay before the engine, and the train
passed over him.
THERE is chicken on exhibition at
Galveston, Tex, that has four beaks
and three eyes Another freak of ma
ture was born several days ago in Ma
con, Ga. A woman purchased dozen
eggs and, shortly after returning
home. she found a four-legged chicken
in one of the eggs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
Burlington Buildings Model OF
Convenience.

There is not village in the United
States where the Wells q Richardson
company is not known.
And the demand for their lactated food
has been SO widespread that it has led
them to establish branches in foreign
countries A large and prosperous bust
ness is done 10y their branch house at Mon
treal.
From their London branch lactated food
Is sent TO all parts of the world, large
trade being done IN southern Africa aud in
India, aud an Australian branch is located
1t Sydney, n. S w.
From their central Offices in Burlington.
VI, they send their pure food almost
everywhere that the sun shines. to gladden.
The hearts of those who are blessed with
children. Ii was Longfellow who said:
You are better than ali the ballads
That ever were sung or said,
For We are living poems.
And all the rest are dead.
And visit TO the big establishment in
Burlington where, as the hot weather
approaches and infant troubles multiply,
every effort is made % supply the Increased
demand for lactated food, gives one the
impression that the employers and en-
ents who are their customers. The work
ing force of the company numbers $50
men and girls, saying nothing of nearly
100 others in outside employmenis whose
services are constantly required. And
there is a singular air Of Contentedness
about them. The friendliest relations
exist between the company and the EN-
ployes. They have their Saturday half
holidays; the buildings are models OF ar
rangement, neat. light and airy, and as
convenient rs can be made, and 10 one
seems to feel that he is doing any drudg
cry Ii is a place where willing hands find
plenty TO do.
1t was no longer ago than 1885 that the
company first became interested IN the
manufacture OF sugar of milk, which is
the basis of the Infants natural food. The
company showed Its enterprise III locating
its cooperating establishment for the
making of this sugar IN Illinois, where Il
sufficient supply of pure milk could be
found. Preceding the year 1855 sugar of
milk had been made exclusively in Europe
and although many attempts had been
made in this country TO manufacture it
from the whey OF our cheese factories,
every attempt had met with disas-
itrous failure, and much money
had been lost. Undeterred by other
failures, however, 1t WAS determined,
with the assistance of Professor Sabin
of the University of Vermont, TO enter up
on the trial Of "A new process. This proved
very successful, aud for several years
large quantities of this article have been
manutactured
Under the advice of some of the best
y1nedcal authorities in the country, the
firm embarked in the manufacture of "A
food for infants and invalids, of which
this pure American mill sugar should be
the basis: and again "A professor in Yer
,monts famous university became inter
ested, and has from first To last had direct
supervision of the food
This is called lactated food and has be-
come Invaluable for the nutrition Of ill.,
tantS and invalids
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
MISSING LINKS.

SOUTH AMERICANS get brandy from
watermelon juice.
THERE never was such a person as
Pope Joan, the so-called female pom
tiff.
THE worth of a ton of diamonds at
the present day is estimated at $751;
600, 900.
The mountainous of West Virginia
have superstition that to see a milk
white deer is the unfailing sign of a
speedy death.
CHEHALIs county, Wash, has 0.0O0,-
600 feet of standing timber. the largest
amount of any county in that heavily
timbered state
IN the poorhouse of Cass county.
Mich, man was received the other
day. He was given bath and said it
had been his first in thirty years.
CENTRAL PARK, New York, contains
So acres; Phoenix park, Dublin, 1,760
acres; Hyde park, London, 400 acres:
Yellowstone national park, 2,2SO, 900
acres,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
NEWSPAPER PICkINGS,

HIGHLY COMMENDED. -Uncle-"Well.
Fritz, do you like your new teacher?'
Fritz-"Oh, very much: he is i'll one
day out of three. "-Seifenblasen.
HOTEL CLERK (Chicagol-"Sir, you
are leaving without your board bill.'
Guest-"Of course l am, Don't take
NE for freight train, do you?"-At-
l2nta Constitution.
SCHooLMAsTEE-"W Why was it that his
great discovery was not properly ap-
preciated until long after Columbus
was dead?" Nineteenth Century School
boy" Because he didn't advertise,
sir. lid
uE-'Now that our little quarrel is
all made up. would ask You TO take
good cigar, if you were a man" She
And if YOU were woman. [ should
ask You to Join me in a real good ery.n
indianapolis Journal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
DONT'S FOR MOTHERS,

Don't neglect the baby; the little
fellow has the first right to your atten-
ton.
DoN'r lay the child down with his ears
bent away from his head, the result
viii be a deformity
Don't wake the baby to exhibit the
nnts OF his eyes to admiring friends:
sleep Is his most unquestionable right.
DON'T strain the baby's eyes by al
lowing strong light to shine directly
INTO them, especially when he first
wakes
DON'T spoil the infant by walking or
rocking il to sleep, and Go not let any
one else do SO; it viii sleep best and
most naturally when lying upon a
comfortable bed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

II cost the German emperor $4,000
to make the trip from Rome to Naples,
90 up the mountain and get back
again to Rome.
SINCE Mr. W. W. Aston settled down
in London he has grown rather par
ticular about being called Mr.. Waldorf
Astor, with hyphen.
COL JOIN S. MosBY, the famous ex-
confederate, is practicing law in San
Francisco. He is nearly sixty years old,
but stands straight as an arrow, and is
full of vigor.
Mrs. PROCTOR. widow of the late
Richard A. Proctor, the famous
astronomer. and the principal assist
ant in his professional work, has been
appointed curator of the Proctor OBJ
servatory at San Diego, Cal.
RUDYARD KIPLING'S father, J. L.
Kipling, best known in England as the
author of MAN and Beast in India"
has definitely resigned his appoint
ment at Tahoe. He has been in in
different health for some time past,
and will probably take up his resi-
dence perm anently in England.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
Plain English.

The police had raided a gambling
place and one of the captured players
was put on the witness stand at the
trial
You were in the room at the time of
the raid?" asked the attorney after
some preliminary questions.
Yes, sir"
'.And what did you do when the po-
lice entered?'
Il made bolt for the back door,
''Ah," queried the attorney, ARE you
q blacksmith"
No sir, I'm painter by trade"
.'Then how could you make bolt
for the back door?" smiled the attor-
ney
The witness showed his disgust at
that sort of examination.
''Aw." he said. Il made sneak to
get out that way"
''Oh. is that it?' said the attorney.
swell. hereafter confne yourself TO in
telligible English" and the examina-
ton proceeded Detroit Free Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.

RUSSIA produces 111,640 barrels OF
petroleum daily.
AMERICA manufactures nine-tenths
OF all the rubber goods used in the
world
In the world there are 1000 brew
cries, nearly 10000 of them being in
Germany.
THE most extensive and celebrated
salt mine in the world is at Wieliczka,
nine miles from Cracow, in Galicia, a
province of Austria Hungary. 1t has
been worked continuously for 600
years. The mass of salt is calcula ted
to be 500 miles long, 20 miles broad
and 1900 feet thick.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
ART KNOWS NO SHAME.
Nudity Is Truth to Her, and Beauty
Unadorned Her Pride.
What Masters Have to Say--The Most Inn
pure Pictures Arc Those Which Repre-
sent the Human Form Clothed and
Hidden Valuable Opinions.

COPYRIGHT. 1891
What is the moral effect of the nude
in art? Is it salutary or otherwise?
Fresh impetus has been given to the
discussion of these long vexed ques-
tions by the presence of several nudes
in the art. exhibit at the worlds fair,
and we are, apparently, on the thresh-
old of one of the periodical revivals of
the subject. The press dispatches from
Chicago have noted a disposition on
the part of western visitors to the fair,
and even Chicagoans themselves, to OBJ
ject to the nude works of art at the
exposition as bordering on the line of
the indecent, and many instances in
point have been reported. Is this sem
timent justified? Does it indicate an
uprising sooner or later, against the
domination of the French school over
American art? These are grave ques-
tions which cannot lightly be dis
posed of.
One thing is certain. Comparatively
new though the in nude art is in Ameri-
ca, it is as old as the arts of painting and
sculpture on the other side of the At
lantic. The earliest examples of Greek
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
SHORT AND SWEET.

TALK about women being Eighty.
Look at bank cashiers.
A LANTERN jaw does not always give
light to the countenance.
TAKE care of the poor Indian and
the poor Indian will take hair of You.
An Ohio girl has four eyes. Her crit
icisms on bonnets are said to be worth
hearing.
IN spite Of their proverbial slow
ness, telegraph messengers go about
with a great deal of dispatch.
THE man that cheers, but not in
ebriates, may be handy at political
meetings to take the other fellow
home. Texas SiftingS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
midas FIRE FESTIVAL.
Stories that Are Told of the Strange Cere-
spOny.

FtSFies iHdt are lotu OF the strange CerP-
mony.
The Shima. of Holi. which is OBJ
served by our Hindu ncighbors during
the month of Phalgun. accounts for the
fres that are seen in the side streets. as
swell as for some of the extra noises that
are heard in our city at this time. It
9asts from the early part till the full
moon of'rhat month. Three different
sstorles are told as to the origin of this
festival. One is that king long ago.
In fit of anger. killed his wife. and
:hhen made a funeral pile and burned
her. But remorse follows unholv deeds.
conscience wakes despair that SUM
Fbered, so this king gave orders that a
pyre should be made every year in her
memory. Another version saws that a
king had a much-loved daughter who
shade large fire, and. whether from
Nlghted love or from undue DELAY in
arranging her marriage. or from some
other reason, threw herself into il.
The father, at a distance, saw this
sgonlzlng spectacle, and rushed to-
wards her beating his mouth and call
hng out for help. All was in vain; so
Fhe declared that henceforth a fire
should be lit every wear and mourning
he made for her
The third account is rather different
"A terrible demonesS was doiuU such
darm on earth that the goddess of Dur
va assumed human form in order TO de-
strov her. After fearful STRUGGLES She
succeeded, But having been killed
Inv nnlAaSe
size again, and the struggle was re-
newed. At last. in desperation. tn,
goddess bid her ask what She would
she asked that every year a festival Of
lire be kept in her honor. Whoever
keeps it pleases her, whoever neplects
20 DO so incurs her wrath. This las.
story IS obtained apparently from
Sook written about one hundred and
seventy years ago called "Nirnavasind-
hu. which is said 10 he the only an
thority for the observance of this fes-
Rival About this there is probably no
more certainty than there is about the
origin OF the May pole with its rustic
dance:
AL round together we so
Merrily dancing we
This book says tina the great goddess
who exists in various articles. should he
worshipped with leaves OF the Bel tree
and with Zai flowers. Certain food
with incense and lights. should he o.
Tered to her. Certain descriptive songs.
with actions that had better not be de
scribed in detail. should be loudly SUMO
before her And woe be 10 the person
who fails 20 do this.-TimeS of India.
LACE and embroidery. embroidered
lace especially. win be amor1r the
leading trimmings for the summer
Ihere seems TO be no limit to the ,vars
IN which these beautiful garniturcs
Hre USED as sometsing new is brought
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4 Grstuitous Complainant.

Gentlemen. said the sheriff. putting
his head into the jury room. If there
y no chance OF your agreeing immedi-
ately on q verdict. the judge viii step
out to lunch
Tell his homer be may go to lunch, =
said the foreman.
Il was about 10 add continued the
sheriff. that the circus comes into
town al two o'clock, and its twenty
minutes To two, now"
II m, said the foreman, tell the
judge to hold on half minute
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-28
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETIES.

TWENTY-FIVE Chinese endeavorers
from one society at Oakland were pres
ent at convention IN California lately.
THE Christian Endeavor societies in
South Carolina have doubled since the
organization OF the state union last
November.
Holy APOSTLES CHAPTER, Philadel-
phia, with seventy-fve members, IS
probably the largest chapter in the
brotherhood CT -, Andrew
N the Church of the Holy Trinity,
Winnipeg, = "Sisterhood OF St An
drew" has been formed on the lines o..
the otaerhood OF St Andrew.
ST Peters church at Rome was De-
gun In is5o and finished u lG3a-
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Wrinkles
Really
EradiCated

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