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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-19

Zawiadomienie.

BUFFALO, N. Y. 13 Kwietuia 1893.
Niuiejszem zapraszam wszystkioh
Delegates Grup Wv. Mar. Pol, W Buf.
falo, N. Y. ma posiedzenie ktore sic od-
bedzie W Niedziele dnia 2Sgo Kwietnis
r. b. godz. ScisI Po po1udniu " Ko.
sciuszko Hall, 1120 Broadway. Posie.
dzsnis to jest ostatuie pred obchodem,
dla tego obecnosc wszystkich delegatow
jest Po4adana, 50 waane sprawy do IA.
iatwienia.
W imieniu Komitetu
B. Ra6ierzyhsEi,
Prezes Komitetu Obchodowego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-19

Wlsniewskim, wyuikia z powodu ode
zwy grup Nowo Yorskich, uznajemy IA
niepotrzebus prosimy aaeby wdowa
miaia Posmiertne jak nsjpredzej wypla-
cone gdyz to jej sic sausznie nsle1y.
Mech zyje Zwiazek Nsrodowyl
Uchwaly te podpisujemy " imieniu
Tow. Jana III Sobieskiego, grupy 56:
Walenty Mazurek, prezydeut,
Woj. Czspik, wice-prezydent,
And. Trzecki, sekr. fin.
Jan Gasiorowski, kasyer,
Jan Gdynia, sekretsrz prot.
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Zarzad BibIiOteki PeIsExiej 4
muzeum NarodoWeg0.

CHICAGO, Ill. Is KwIetnia 1893.
Sklsdamy serdeczne Podziekowsnie
tym ktorzY rozumiejs il katdy wedls
sil swoich Powiniea popierac instytucye
narodowe js<iemi 50 biblicteks polska
muEeum. Mianowicie " ubiegiym
tYgodniu ofisrowali do biblioteki mu-
zeum OBJ. Berens Gostynis diva obra-
ny; oh. Muszyhsks South Bend, Ind,
rekopis laci6ski I73o 2, OBJ. Franci-
seek TomssEewski powies6 ,,Walka o
miliony". Oprooz tego ofisrowauo nam
Ixsiaah ,Mlodzi starry" powies6 nie-
dswnyoh lat nspissl Elpedor, ,,Pamie-
tnik MaryiWs ssl6wnie krolewiozowsj
Koustautowej Sobieskiej, przez Sabine
= Gostkowskioh Grzsgorzewska" ,,Zy-
wot Mikoiais Kopernika przez Ks. Ign.
Polkowskiego", broszury ,,Polityka
dworu sustrysckiego " sprawie Kon-
stytuoyi 8go Msja nspissi ks. w. Ka-
links", ,,GdEis Przyszioac POlski".
Sprostowanie: w ostatniha
nunerze myloie podslisny D. Pulkov-
skiego jako ofisrodswcs "a monet; "
rzecEywistosci Jest MIN P. MIeozarek.
a. Koihskf, sskr.
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Tow. PatIyotyczne PoIskie, CRU
Nm IA.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. ego Kwietnis 1893.
Do Szanownego REadu Centralnego
donosze. ae na Posiedzeniu regulsrnem
dnis ego Kwietnis T. b. Grupa IA zsde-
cydowats protest nsdesaany W sprawie
Posmiertnego po &. p. A. Wisniewskim
odrzucie. Wyrase swe ayczenis sAeby
nalstnosc pOAmiertnegO wdowie po s. p.
Wisniewskim byla wypisOons.
y upowsEnienia
Il. Szczerbinski, prszes,
Il. BrzQkaSG, sekr. prot.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-19

CHICAGO dhia II Kwietnia 1898.
Zadanie i cele Zwiszku Mar.
Pol, W Polnocnej Ameryce, sa
obszerne, konstytucya zwiazkowa
takowe wskazuie, zatem wpro-
wadzenie W czyn jest obowia-
zkiem; inaczej organizacya ME
odpoWiada swemu zaio2eniu.
Wsparcie poSmiertne uwazamy
jako pomoc zapewniajsca los po.
zcstalych rodzin, jest konieczne,
a2ebysmy wzajemnie jako czion-
kowie wv. N. P. o losy rodzin sic
troszczyli, = pod tym wzgledem
Organizacya ME pozoStawia mic
do zyczenis, zadanie to spefnia
rzetelnie, akuratnie, og6lneIa
zadowoleniem.
Obchody pamiatkowe rocznic
waznych wypadk6w dziejowych'
pouczsjs nieSwiadomych budEq
ducha patryotycznego; wlaSciwem
Jest i pochwaly godnem, &e zwia:
eek Mar. Pol. takowe rozpcwsze.
chnii, Be te bez dslszych sgitscyi
bsds sic juA rOzwia6, a " do
nioslosci i skutksch Pomyslne o.
woce wydadza.
Przy trudnych wsrunkach "
iakich sic Zwiazek Mar. Pol. znaj.
duie, tylko lud1ie dobrych chsci
i wolf prscuja mad sPeinianiem
zadania, a wieksza liczba obok
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-19

Sow jest zbyteczne, a licsba
czionkow Zwiazku Mar. Pol. do
chodEaca do szesciu tysiecy osob,
bez potrzeby powiekszania ma
znaczania dodatkowych opiat, wy
starczy przy dzisiaj skiadanych
opiatsch, mo2nosc szerszego dzia-
iania spelnienia cel6w konsty :
tacya naznaczonych.
Moaliwe wpfywy i dochody
przez czas dwuletni cd Sejmu do
Sejmu W przybli4eniu fatwo O.
bliczyc, a zatem fundusze ma
cele przeznaczyc.
= Zarzad Zwiazku powinier miec
koniecznie sumo wyznaczons do
rozporzadzania ma wypadki ME-
przewidziane a konieczne, z kto.
rych tylko Sejmowi zdaje tfoma-
czeuia, suma ia powinna bye dosc
znaczna, gdyz ME mozliwem Jest
przewidaiec tego rodzsju potrzeby
i wydatki, wreszcie oszczedzona
suma pozostanie W kasie.
DziS Zarzad Zwiazku Mar. Pol.
Jest wfasciwie wydziaiem admi.
stracyjnym, ktory odbiera cd Sci
mu CO diva lata instrukcye; przy
takiem systemic mic dziwnego,
te dls braku wyraznego upows
2nienia uiycia funduszow Zwia.
zkowych, nawet IA cele, ktore ca
ma czasie konieczne, ME zaspa.
kaja wymagah og6iu potrzeb "
celach reprezentacyi Zwiazku N.
F.. ME dziaia odpowiednio dla
dobra interes6w Polski, narodo
woSci emigracyi.
Ws1yscy czlonkowie Zw.N. P.
wiedza uznsjS Ee wypiata po-
Smiertnego jest tylko dodatkiem
do og6lnych celow, zatem spo.
dziewaja sic, Ee Seim odbyc sic
majqcy W Chicago. upamietni sic
W history Zwiazku, przez popra-
wienie konstytucyi st6sownie do
dzisieiszego znaczenia Zwiszku,
uiatwl Zarzadowi Zwiszku N. P.
moanoSc Po8ytecznych dziaiah
odPowiedniej reprezentacyi po.
Sr6d Amerykanami.
Grupy Zwiazku Mar. P. oma.
wisja juS teraz projekta i wnio-
ski ma Ssjm, niechsjte te msja
"a eel, aaeby Zwiazkowi nadsc
wiaSciwe znaczenie i mo4noSc
speiuiania ws2nych poAytecsuych
zada6.
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Nadzwyczsjne pOsfedze.
ME.
CHICAGO, IL Kwietnia 189

CHICAGO, IL Kwietnia 1893.
Nadzwyczajne Posiedzenie Delega
tow TovarEystw Narodowych polnocno.
sachodniej dzielnicy miasta Chicago
urzadzaiacych obchody rocznic narodo-
vyoh odbedzie sic W
sObOte, 92go Kwietnin r, b.
8mej godsinie soieczorem,
y hall oh. Autoniego Groenwalda, 66S
Holt ave. " pobliau Blaokhawk nj.
ppraszamy wszystkich delegatow @
trzybycie ma posiedzeuie, gdys chodzi
bardzo waane sprawy dotycza OBJ
Shodu rocznicy Konstytucyi Sgo Maia.
Leon Szopinski, Prez.
WiktOr Karsososki, sekr. del.
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RacsneAe obywateIe PeIacY.

Racznss6 ObywRteIe PoIacyi
Pc dlugich usilowanisoh udsso sic
nsresECie csrowi rOsyjskiemu skionic
Senst stsn6w Zjednoozonyoh do zswsr
ola traktstu politycznego, na mocy kto-
rego stsny zjednOOEone prEestalyby
byo schronieniem dls polityczny oh Wy.
gnahoow. LudEie walozsoy o sdobycis
wOlnosci daaacy do obalsnis despoty-
emu " ROsyi msja hyc wydawani ns
passive tyrsus 1890 wieku.
PodobnY traktst byiby hshbs dls ns.
szsgO vOlnego krsju klesks dls cywi.
liEscyi | ludzkoSoi. w caiYm krsju
powstsi jeden okrzyk oburSenis prze-
oiwko bsrbsrzyhskiemu traktstowi
ne wszystkieh strOu prsssylsja obyws-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-19

tiumu obojetnych stara sic sta
wiac przeszkody ma kaidym
kroku tamowaG rozwoj.
Mic dziwnego, be Zwiazek Mar.
Pol. W takim polo4eniu ME
byf W moanosci dotad wprowa-
dziG W widoczne i rozwiniete
aycie swych cslow, a ma niekto-
rych punktach pracuje ma przy-
sposobieniu gruntu, lub dopiero
rzucil ziarno posiewu.
Ostatnie Sejmy wv. Mar. Pol,
widzac ME wielka liczbe czionkow,
male zasoby pienieine, ME mo-
giy decydowac przedsiewziec wy.
msgajacych znacznych nakiad68.
Dopiero Sejm TX W Detroit, wi.
dzac rozwoj pod wzgledem
liczby czionkow i kapitsiu, u.
chwalif fundusz ma Biblioteke
Muzeum Narodome, pomoc emi-
gracyi i wspsrcie dla Seminaryum
katolickiego W Detroit. = To
ostatnie naznaczone zostafo przez
opfsty wnosic sic majace przez
czionkow Zw. N. P.
Me wchodzac W powody, gdzie
szuksc why, decyEys ia Sejmu
zostaia W poiowie tylko spefnio.
na. Uchwaiy tego rodEaju oka-
zaly sic ME praktyczne, a ponie.
wa& przymHsowe Sciagnienie
opfat daioby sic jedynie uskute-
cznic grozba wykreslenia ze Zwia-
zku, a o srodku takiem Dawet
mowy bye ME mo4e. eaten
W przyszioSci mozliwe, tylko
dobre cele speiniac kasy og6l.
nych fundusz6w.
Interesa ogolne i ptryotyczne
pragUqc podejmowac, wywagaja
koszt6w, a ma wydatki Zarzad
Zwiazku N. P. ME majac dOtad
&adnych upowaznieh, ograniczac
sic musi ma pracach takich gdzie
wydstki ponoszone ga O6arno-
sci Grup lub pojedyhczych czlon.
k6w.
Me zaprzecEona jest rzecza, ze
0rganizacys taxa jsk Zwiazek
Mar. Pol, posiadajaca wfasna
drukarnis Biblioteke Muzeum
Narodowe, must miec wiasny bu.
dynek; przeprowsdzania powodu.
ia ME obliczone straty, najety bu.
dynek nigdy ME jest dOsyc do.
godnym, odpowiednim, a pod
wzgledem ognia bezpiecznie urza.
dzonym. WlaSciwem TED by by.
10, abY Zwiasek Mar. Pol. pony.
slal o wissnym domu, dOszliSmy
do mo&nOSci, ze Przysziy Sejm
bedzie m6gl wzniesienie wiasne.
go domu zadecydowsc.
Gromadsenie dslszych fundu
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-19

Przez dluAsEy czas oierpiaiem M ME-
StrawnoGc, a laden ufywaDych srod
kow ME pomagas mi, dOpoki ME usyssm
DIR. Augusta KOeuiga hamburskich kro-
pli. Te kropls wkrotkim ozssis wyls-
ozyiy mnie. = Christian Leyhe, 20lo
Orleans STR, Baltimore, Nd,
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Obch6d rocznicy s-go sIaia.


CHICAGO, dnia 10 Kwietnia 1893.
szsnownei polskiej PublicznoSci M
poludniowo zschodniej stronie missts
Chicago podaje do wisdomosci, ia
obch0d 3 Maja odbedzie sic dnis 3 Ma.
js godzinie punkt 8 wieczorem W hal
Pulsskiego na Ashland Ave. pomiedzy
IL 18 ulicR. w obchodzie biorR udzial
wszystkie Tow. Nsrodowe, i zjednocze-
ME Mstki B. K. P. tax samo PROOF
tych Tow. kilks Towsrzystw cd koscio-
d sw. Wojciecha wezms wspoiudzial
Po raz pierwszy. WsEystkim towarEy
Stwom wojskowym donosi sic IL ns a.
DAME wszysskioh del. ktorzy mieli sws
oststnie posiedzenie Przed obchodem
dnia Ii {. m. ably sie stawili in corpore
wpelnym ubiorze wojskowym ma GO
dzine 2 wieczorem do Hall gimnazyum
Sokol6w.
Do licznego wspoludzialu Eaprsszs
komitet
8. LaUerski, sekr.
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CHICAGO, II Kwietnia 1893.

CHICAGO, IL Kwietnis 1898.
Nsstepujscy czsonkowie przyJeci -
stall do Zwiazku Mar, Pol:
l0722 Jankowski kukasz grupa 1853
I0723 Gawrohski Jan K. I68
l0724 Lsppert Franciszek I" l6S
10725 lNiklss Winceuty 4" 10
10726 Brsdel Albert ITO
i0727 Kodis Teodor M. DR.. ITO
l0728 Zurawski Kazimierz 10
10729 Walentynowioz Boleslaw" los
lO73O Warasiecki MARGIN 130
10731 Jendryk Andrzej I" 13O
1O732 Domyan Mikotai Z" 14O
IO733 Karasihski w. J. IA
l0734 Msrjewski Mateusz " 90
l0735 Ms,chrzak J6zef I" 90
lO736 Welzant Aleksy go
1O737 Bsrtula Wiad, pojed. l28
l07S8 Kubioki Michal pojed. 128
l0739 Ssgers Karol Z" 127
1O74O Michslak Antoni {" l27
lO741 kysakowski Szczepan I" 2O5
l0742 Hecht Emil 2O5
l0743 Cieszyhski Jozef jun. =" 2O5
10744 Wysocki Leon =" 205
l0745 Balcerski Alex 200
1o746 Cieszyhski FIR. " 2O5
lO747 Cieszyhski Jozef Sen. +" 2O5
lO748 Sokolowski Kazimierz g. 205
u rozporzsdzenia Rzadu Centralnego
Il. MasEek, sekr. jsn.
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u rozporzadzenia Rzadu Centralnego
Il. MaSEek, selr. jen.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-10-05
THE BREAD SPECTER.
Laws Concerning the "staff of LIFE" Passed
in England Century Ago.

The bread specter now makes its APP
pearance. The quartern loaf is one
shilling and three pence. The house
of commons reports. 1t is still fond of
reporting. 1t suggests that bakers
should be compelled to sell 'stale bread
instead of new, to check the consump-
ton" 1t is fact, proved by the clear
est evidence, that one-half OF the bread
in London is consumed the day in
which it is baked. This sounds very
dreadful, even toward the close of the
century. The suggested prohibition
became law. the fine for each offense
being five pounds.
Both houses of parliament pledged
themselves and their families not to
consume more than one quartern loaf
per head per week during the scarcity
(of course. the artificial scarcity of
grain. The lord mayor issues an order
of assize which raises the price of the
quartern loaf to seventeen and quar-
ter pence. The use of -four for pastry
is prohibited February, 1900 in the
royal household by the royal family.
Rice is used as substitute in the pal
aces. Possible substitutes for VIII eaten
flour were anxiously discussed. Bran
came to the fore, but it appeared that
pigs and poultry had the first charge
on this material. Grains were sug-
gested for pigs and potatoes for hu<
manity.
The complaint arose that potatoes
were not sufficiently cultivated: but
no bill was brought in to make com
pulsory potato farming the first duty
of all good citizens. This showed
great restraint on the part of the legis-
lature. Rice or potatoes were recon-
mended to be mixed with wheat TO the
tent of one-third. Coal now be-
comes scarce, and consequently dear.
Fodder becomes dear and hackney-car-
riage fares are raised.
The lord mayor, by another assize
order, raises the price of the quartern
loaf to one shilling six pence. The SOL
diers are now told to hold themselves
in readiness if required. The fish mar
lSet was then a close borough, as it is
now, free trade and advanced civiliza-
ton having in this instance done moth
ing for the poor consumer. An attempt
is made to render rice bread popular.
Selling from sample is denounced. and
so is the middleman, while forestallers
and regraters are prosecuted in all di-
rections. Riots now begin and the de-
nounced middlemen have bad time of
it. The mob, when it is enraged, gen
orally burns down the wrong house
and Furnishes the wrong people. In
1889 the mob destroyed the Bastile-an
aristoeratic prison which had rarely
contained one of their order-and in
1871 they destroyed the Porte st. Mar
tin theater, the favorite playhouse of
the Paris commune. Saturday Review.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-10-05
CURRENT TOPICS.

BELGIUM has $50. 900 saloons and s, 900
schools
The petticoat was first worn exclu-
sively by men.
INFANTRY tactics were originated by
the Athenians.
A NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE seat
sold recently for 1900.
THERE are 242 life-saving stations on
the coasts of this country.
The latest ocean steamship sugges-
ton is a submarine trolley.
ABOUT one-fifth of the whole number
of Gotham's criminals are women.
The name ''milliner" really means
"Milaner," the first hat trimmers in
England having been ladies from
Milan
C. III. BICKSELI. is said to have chased
a bear into a hotel at Fifield, Wis, Mr..
b. leading the chase by about rod and
a half.
NJ EMILE ZoLA is collecting funds
for the purpose Of erecting monument
to the memory of the late Guy de Maui
PEASANT.
BUFFALO. supposed to be virtually
extinct, are said to exist in great num-
bers in the northern wilderness of
Canada.
IT is estimated that the farmers of
the United States lose slOO, OO0. 900 an
nually from the depredations of various
kinds of insects.
BEING unable TO collect town debt.
a firm of contractors at Williams
Bridge, y. v. have had the sheriff
seize the village safe.
FRENCH paupers are provided for by
the fund arising from ten per cent
tax on theater tickets. This tax aver
ages SIC, 500, 600 year.
TaE wings If butterflies are shown
by the microscope to be covered with
very minute feathers, each provided
with quill and filaments
The average yield of potatoes to the
acre in France is 1O2 bushels; in Ger
many. I2l; in Italy, l64; in Holland,
III; in the United States, 20.
TIE largest photograph in the world
is seventeen feet by fifty inches 1t is
of relief map of the United States,
showing the petroleum districts
THE mace used by the speaker Of
the house of representatives is made
of thirteen ebony rods twined together
and held in place by silver bands.
SOLUTIONS are working for 60 cents
per day of ten hours in Milan. Italy;
young artists who go to Italy to study
are satisfied to receive 25 cents per
day,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-10-05
OR MONEY REFUNDED.
WHAT Is rmE OLD RELIABLEq

1t is tho Oldest and most reliable railway
IN operation between the Twin Cities est
Paul and Minneapolisl and Chicago-the
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, q ST PAUL.
It's train service Is more frequent than
that Of any other line and unequaled IN
point Of excellence. comfort, speed and
safety.
1t runs FIVE complete and handsomely
equipped passenger trains from the Twin
Cities 20 Chicago each day-FoUR of which
pass through Winona, L. Crosse, Portage
Watertown and Milwaukee the other pass
ing through Austin, Dubuque and savanna
II is the only road running trains lighted
by electricity and has the exclusive use OF
the famous electric reading lamp in each
berth. All trains thoroughly heated by
steam, doing away with the old time car
stove.
1t rms the latest library buffet smoking
cars the latest private compartment cars,
elegant drawing room sleeping cars, and
free reclining chair cars on night trans,
and parlor drawing room chair cars on day
trains. Dining cars, the finest in the vest
are attached to each train. serving nrso
class meals at convenient hours
Everybody has heard of the renowned
vestibuled. electric lighted. steam heated
limited of 1.-THE MIT.wAUKEE-" Ihls IS the
most thoroughly and luxuriantly equipped
train running between the Twin Cites ana
Chicago. No extra charge. Leaves Mime
apolis 80 ano st. Paul S:l0 every evenings
arrives Chiea 20 9:3o following morning ,
The enormous traffic constantly carried
over this road between Chicago and the
Nor Invest has necessitated and resulted IN
one Of the most solid and substantial road
beds in this country, which, together with ITS
unrvalled passenger tram equipment and
sery ice, insures 10 its patrons the highest
degree of safety and ease.
Now is the time TO visit the World Fair
the grsndest opportunity the American PEG
pie ever have had of seeing the world IN
miniature. See that your tickets read via
tsTHF MILWAUKEE, and thus secure the Des Q
possible service. and unsurpassed accom-
modations-the very best to be obtained for
YOUR money. j. T. CONLEY,
Asst Gen'l Pass. Ag't, st. Paul, MINI.
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sweetest smile imaginable, suppose
could show you that the greatest possi-
bic amount of comfort and JOY ECU can
find will come from pleasing me?'
"Eh2-
She kissed him and then ran away.
Already Maj Hannibal Sparhawk
felt a nipping at his ear, as though
something was biting IL
Days and weeks passed and the Off
GERS OF the grand old regiment were
not invited TO the proposed reunion at
the majors.
IL was whispered that his wife would
not allow il, and yet when the officers
individually had occasion 20 call at the
majors residence Sylvia treated them
50 kindly and so considerably and be-
slowed upon them 50 much careful at
tentiOn as friends of her husband that
they went away loud in her praise.
II was on a pleasant evening of the
following spring that the social circle
connected with our religious society
met at the majors house. Late in the
evening a knot of gentlemen were
seated in the great oriel of the back
parlOr, while at the center table near
by were few of the ladies at work
In the oriel the conversation turned
upon national affairs Deacon Rich
advanced an idea in opposition to the
cherished political opinions of his host.
The major was fred in a moment
Il will tell you. sir,r he exclaimed.
shifting his huge fist upon his knee,
the political sentiments which"
Harli
II was the tapping of knitting
needle upon the arm of Sylvia's chair.
The major looked up and met the
glance Of his wife. lie cOughed and
stammereL and then smiled as he said:
We won't enter into political dis
cussion in the presence of ladies' At
another time, deacon, 1 will give you
my opinion upon the matter"
On their way home Deacon Rich and
Squire Lewis walked together.
well, deacon, what do YOU think
now about poor little Sylvia's daring
to say her souls her own in the pres
ence of her husband?''
Il am amazed, confessed the deacon.
''Why. bless me, she rules him with a
rod of iron"
And yet" suggested Lewis, he
seems happy and contented."
'Aye-and there's the wonder. /
can't comprehend it-can yOu?'
Il think can. There is one way. and
one way only. in which small, weak
woman can entirely suaiugate and con-
troll a brusque, herculeau husband. The
major is not governed against his will
in fact. his wife does not directly
govern him at all She leads him TO
govern himself
Other people wondered as Deacon
Rich wondered, for it was apparent to
all that the doughty man of war and
buster had become a model husband.
The only man, perhaps, who did not
wonder was the major himself. He
was content with the prize he had
gained. Once friend asked him if he
was not governed by his wife.
No. sir!' was his emphatic reply.
Put You do her bidding, neverthe-
less
II do just what pleases me-" said the
major. loftily; land if it pleases me to
please my wife whose business is tip
BOSTON Globe
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1893-10-05

In a certain town in the great state
of Michigan is a justice of the peace
who keeps a grocery, and among his
customers are four or five poker play
ers, who have had accounts running on
his books ever since the year 1. Not
long ago drummer fell in with them.
and after playing a small game some
bndy gave it away and the drummer
a. taken before the justice.
So" said his honor, with deep
sense of outraged morality, you have
been playing cards for money against
the peace and dignity of the state?"
Il don't know about that, your hon
or, responded the prisoner.
The warrant says SO, SIR" insisted
the court.
We'll. your honor, / viii explain by
saying l was playing with"-naming the
parties-''and took their due bills"
The justice spurted up on the spot
"Pshaw!' he exclaimed in an undig-
nified tone of disgust. ''that can't be-
playing for money. The case is dis
missed" and the drummer walked out
with a smile and took another on the
outside with the court-Detroit Free
Press.