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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-05

nego niedotrzymano siowa. Ale.
ksandra spotkai los tyran6w, DO
jego smierci nastapil ME starszy
brat, ME, DO ten byf "a zly, dla
Rosyi, osiadl ma tronie brat milo.
dszy Mikoiaj 1 kt6ry opasal
siecia Gala Ojczyzne nasza, szpie-
gami i z~drajcami, a wyrodne BY.
ny siuayfy mu "a ilepe narze-
die ola biyszczacego kruszcu,
rozsiewali cborobe gangreniczna
ktora pozeraia cafe rodziny i "a.
truwafa najzdrowsze czastki ciaia,
naSzego Narodu, jsk to Jest sy.
stemem Moskiewskiego Caratu
ktory tylko podstepem i zdrada
zdobywa laury. = Wybuchia re.
wolucya " Paryzu, a nastepnie
lima jeszcse iwietuiejsza, przez
ktora Belgowie zrucili jarzmo
Hollandyi. Polskie serca billy
wtenczas gwaitownie. odgios vol.
nosci rozlegf she po calej Euro
pie. Ojcowie nasi szczupli Iczba,
sllni miloScia wolnosci dobyli o.
reza,a Moskwa wywarfa Gaia swa
potsge, i Pc krwawych walkach
zaczsfa lekac sic o siebie. o han
DO wan Judy wolnoscl kt6rzyScie
oPuscili mas wtenczas i zapomnieli
fe niema zakatko gdzieby krew
Polska ME toczyla sic "a VOL
rosc, a "a hojnosc krwi naszei
oPusciliscie mas, i oddali ma pa
stwe nieprzeliczonego tlumu bar.
barzyhcow.
Rodacy zabraiem dis ten CLOS
ma to, ably Was pobudaiG, do
swietej sprawy wolnosci i niepo-
ateby laden despota
niePows&af sic sposoczyc krwia
wolnych sztandarow, ME jeczaiy
niewiasty, = ME pfakafy
matki skradzionych dziatek, pa.
mice owych bochaterow ktorzy
przelali krew swoJa, ktorzy cier-
PA ubostwo ma tuiactwie lub no.
sza peta "a swieta sprawe uko-
chanel i'm ojczyzny. Pc VISTA
pieniu ma iron Mlkofaja I easy
byty ~straszne, ~pierwszym jego
ukazsm ugodzii on W dziatki.
Matki zmuszone byfy oddac swe
syny W sfodkiej nadziei be "a
Powrotem naciesza sic ich ME-
winnemi przymileniami, ia jedyns
osioda trudow macierzyhskich
wsrod cierpieh swych 1odakow.
Pro4na nadzieja, syny ich ME
wrocIty, porwano ich z ulicy
Wrzucono ma wozy, dsremny place.
matek tel szataiskiej zbrcdni,
dziatki biedne wrzucono ma wo-
~, a wfadza tyrana wydaia kwity
take wlasnie, jake sic daja ma
przyiete towary. $40 dzieci o.
debrano 2 Warszawy ma rozkaz
cesarza, = biedne dziatk, DO.
zbawione maeierzyiskiej opieki
marty, lecz dozorcy obowiszani
liczbe naznaczona podfug
carskiego ukazu rozesiali siepaczy
Pc kraju do schwytania innych
W miejsee zmariych z trud6w Do
droty. Nasteppie drugim takim
ukazem dopuScii sic powtornei
zbrodni ten tyran, wydai rozkaz
azeby dostawiono 600 Maple.
k~niejszych niewiast polskich, DO.
ruunnn 49, ~
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-05

gfos grzmiscy j woiajacy zemsty
mad wrogami, MIN jednak cos
stanowczego przedsiewezmiem,
MECH ustapia wszelkie niezgody,
MECH zarozumiaioSc i duma ME.
nadyma sic W swojem uporze,
MECH spory podrzedne ucichns
gdyt W obec giownej WALK @
niePodlegfoSc, pierwsza potrzeba
jest sgoda. nieszczesciu tra6a
sic Pospolicie il zspamietale je.
dRi ma drugich zwalaja przyczy-
ny swej niedoli, gdy tymczasem
zapalcsywosc swa powinni raczej
wywrzec razen ma w~sp6lnego
wroga. 0 niepojmuje sic z ra.
dosci ma widok tax licznego re.
brania, W tax szlachetnem oelu.
Clos moi MECH bedzie siyszany
W wszystkich dzlelnicach Polski
i Litwy, MECH sic rozlegnie pc
ulicach Petersburga, bezecoy ga
modzierca MECH usfyszy uasze
okrzyki, i MECH zadrzy ma SVEN
krwia zbroczonem tronie. Me.
szczescia nasze niepoczely sic
"a dni naszych, zrodfo ich O.
tworzyl zbroduiczy podziai Polski,
a dokonany przes owa..... nam
ia nazwac kobiete ME, przez owa
Potworna bestja W kobiecei DO.
staci ktora posiadla tron cesa.
ROW Rosyiskich, kt6rej reka
broczyia W krwi malzonks, kto.
rel prywatne zycle napietnowane
zbrodniami ME do wspomnienia
W tenn miejscu, a ma ktore sic
wzdrygam gdy je mysla przebie.
gam, potworze tel dopomogla
pobozna cesarzowa Nlemiec, i
krol Pruski. Waleczni
nasi niemogli sic bronic.
podobni n~ieszczesli Wym wedro.
wcom ma puszczy oskoczeni przez
rozbojnikow ma passive i'm poszli.
Ia rewelucyi Francuzkiej, Oico
vie nasi powstali z uspienia W
ktorem ich utrzymywano, zajeli
stanowisko jednajace i'm powsze-
chny szacunek, W oczach Europy.
Burke, wielki przeciwnik rewo-
Iucyi Francuzkiej wyrzeki, ze
k~onstytucya przez ojcow naszych
byfa konstytucya W kt6rej wszy.
soy zyskali a mkt ME stracif, lat
kilka a Polska bylaby sic tax
ae Rosie, Prussy i
~musiaiyby oddaG iupy i
zwrocic zabrane kraje, przeczuli
to zbrodnisrze j MIN Polska zu.
peinie mogfa sic odrodzic i wy
miodzie1cza site la obrone
wolnosci, druga ma niej zbrodnis
dokonali. Ojcowie nasi odwa4yli
Sie myslec te SO Narodem, psdli
to ofara nowego gwaitu. OF
sPrawiedliwe Niebo jaka zgroza
PrAejmuje mas ma sauna mysl o
tel zbrodni. widzim
Ae rozbojnicy ME So prEypuszcze.
nj do towarzystwa cnotliwych i
zacnych ludzi, MEL ich Towarzy.
stwo re zbrodniarzami W krymi.
Lecz zrabuj caiy narod,
zrabuj miliony, wycisnj Icy wdo
WON i sierotom caiego pokolenia
a nazwa Gle bochatyrem, tacy to
bochatyrowie dokonali podziaiu
Polski. = Napoleon l zaszkodzii
sWei slavic re nanuiac siIa ora
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-05
II BuemOs Aires.
BuESos AIRES. 3 Lutego 1893 roku
Szdnoscay Redaktorzel

BuENos AIRES. 3 Lutego 1893 roku
Ssanoaony R~edaksorzei
Chocia& ME many honoru znat
osobiicie Szanownego Pana, ufni
jednak jesteimy, be do prczby
naszej Przyczynic sic zechce. i "
szPaltach swego szlachetnego pi.
sma Zgody, umiesci6 raczy po.
nizsza move, ktora miaf Pan
Jozef Nowalewski W rocznice
powstania naszego z roku 1868,
dnis 22go stycznia, W sail To.
warzystwa Polsko. Demokraty.
cznego " Buenos Aires, bedziemy
zatem mocno Sobowiazani SEA.
nownemu Panu Ia powyisza u.
s1uge. = Przyjmij Szanowny
Panic wyraz prawdziwego naszego
szacunku i powaiania
Rodacy : mad WHISKY
Mieczysiaw Wierczakiewicz,
Bronlsiaw Siedlecki,
Robert A. Chodasiewicz.
Powyiszy podpis jest Pana
Roberta Chodssiewicza kasjera
naszego Towarzystwa, Puikowni
:"
ka Wojsk Armii Argentynskiej
Insyniera Szkofy Wojskowej.
s. At. Olszewski,
Ignacy Schmaltzbach,
Jan Karasinski,
Stanisfaw Zbikowski,
Michaf G6rski,
Mlkofaj Glinski,
Lipinski.
Nova
wyPowiedziana dnis % S~tycznia 1893 T.
W sail Towsrzystwa Polskiego
W Buenos Aires, przez
Jostfa Nooalescskiego,
weterana 63-4.
Szdnotoni Rodacyl
DIS wfasnie obchodziemy 8
rocznice razem:
l.. zaioaenia naszego Towarzy.
49,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-04-05
Mn~n

wyPowiedziana dnia % Stycznia 1893 T.
W sail Towsrzystws Polskiego
W Buenos Aires, przez
JoStfd NoDalescskiego,
weterana 63-4.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-27
A Check to Roynl neyrinr.

LONDON, June 26.-'rhe naval disaster
has naturally given IL sudden check 10 the
public gossip about and preparation for
the royal wedding The new demand upon
public charity for the relief of the widows
and orphans of the Victoria victims will
probably put Il salutary stop to some of
the phases of wedding present begging.
There have been collections of Il shilling
each from all men with the surname of
George. three pence from all women mar
ried Ill July, six pence from all women
born Ill May, six pence from all women he
tween - and 10 years old and SO on nd
nauscam. Ii is not surprising that there
has been some sharp public resentment to
this unauthorized begging, which has not
stopped short of penny collections in the
public schools and other institutions.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-27
Augustus Ate When Hungry

Augustus, unlike some of his successors.
drank with moderation, perhaps because he
was constitutionally incapable of excess.
Suetonius says that he never took more
than Quart-the reader will remember
that the wine was we'll diluted with water
or il he did his stomach Immediately re-
lected it, The wine he liked best was the
Setine-grown on the heights of Sezza-
and according TO Silius Italicus fit for BAG
chus himself His favorite comestibles were
brown bread, green cheese and green figs.
and he refreshed his palate with n juicy ap-
pie, slice of cucumber. lettuce or bread
dipped in water.
Like Napoleon, he ate when he felt hun
cry, and did not trouble himself to wait
for the regular dinner hour. For HIS guests
he invariably chose men who had some
thing to say and knew how to say tex
cept when he invited Tegellius, who would
not sing when wanted, and when not want
ed sang fer hours, now in shrill treble. now
in laundering bass. A book of the imperial
dinner talk would have made excellent
reading. He had fine appreciation of a
jest, even if it glanced at himself. But he
had bad habit of not appearing at dinner
until it was half over and n worse one of
leaving the table before it was half ended.
All the Year Round.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-27
The Greatest Drought In Memory.

LONDON, June 2G.-There has come in
the last day or two n sense of relief in re-
spect Of the greatest drought in memory.
The irreparahe damage amounts to an in
ternational calamity. Even the milk sup
ply of this metropolis has been cut down
by u startling percentage this week, and
dealers threaten to charge shilling n
quart i'll Il few days. The fields of Eng
land, France and Germany are brown in
stead of green. Hay in England has risen
To sou ton, an unprecedented figure. On
the other hand, all kinds of fresh meat sell
ut the lowest prices ever known, because
animals are heng slaughtered by whole
sale on account of the lack of fodder. The
penalty of the latter luxury will come
later Most crops are now beyond saving,
ana the government will have n difficult
problem in dealing with agricultural dis
tress i'll the next few months
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-27
COLUMNS REDUCED TO LINES.

An elevated electric railway is to be built
In Berlin.
Secretary Gresham is away on visit to
Chicago and his farm.
Mrs. Angelina De Marie died at Chip
pewa Falls, Wis, at the age of Mt least 121
years.
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris denies that
her daughter will graduate from the
amateur to the professional stage.
The conr. ut Denver refused DR.. Graves
writ OF habeas corpus, and he must re.
main in Jail until his new trial.
j. 5. Johnson broke the mile bicycle
record ut Pittsburg on regulation racing
track, making the distance in 2:lS.
William Buckley was assassinated by
White Caps near Columbia, Miss. He had
been witness against them in court.
Some members of London's smart set
are attempting to revive the wearing of
knee breeches as a fashion Of evening dress.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
says that Congressman w. J. Coombs of
Brooklyn is to be the New York collector.
The lone bandit, who went through the
Northern Pacific sleeping car between Wa
dena and Perham, has been caught at Fra
zee, n. ID.
Mrs. U. s. Grant and Mrs. Jefferson Da-
'is' ''AN" NS w CS1 Olul, ~ L. Alter greet
inSs they went to the latters room and
had long talk.
1t is stated that the Panama canal works
will be resumed ut the end of 1898, and that
already 81, 600 francs have been raised
for the purpose.
Champion Oarsman Stansbury has de-
clined to accept Gaudaur's challenge to
row three miles with Il turn for the cham
piOnship of the world
George U. Mayo of Maryland has made
application for appointment us chief of
division in the office of the supervising
architect of the treasury.
Representative Catchings of Mississippi
is confident that the coming congress will
change the house rules so that flibuster-
ing will be impossible.
Mrs. Emma Crecraft is under arrest
at Titusville, Pa, charged with the muir
der of her husband, who died July -, 1892,
under suspicious circumstances.
Lioness Alice, in the Central Park Zoo.
New York, has again disappointed the
hopes of her keepers by killing two of her
three cubs, which they had hoped to sue
cessfully rear
Mrs. Cal Sinninger, wife of the editor of
the Bremen Qnd) Enquirer, horsewhipped
A. &. Baker, e.1itar of the Bremen Stan
dard, for maki.:g disparaging remarks
against her through his Daper.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-27
A Queer rygmy Chlnamnu.

There has arrived in Soochow n micro
scropic prodigy ~ inches in height, aged 81
years and sporting flowing gray beard nj
most rs long as himself. The small man
has a "cocky" sort of way about him which
is all his own, and is dressed in English
fashion-coat, hat, boots and ALL He tells
the gaping crowd of pumpkins who I'M
tremendously jostle the city swells in their
eagerness to hear him speak that he halls
from the dwarf kingdom of the western
ocean and he emphasizes his information
by flourish of bamboo tobacco pine
which is much taller than himself. But
when desired to give specimen of the
language of the country of his nativity he
regalcs his audience with choice collec.
ton of English phrases, sqnenked out in an
uncertain tone of voice. Celestial Empire
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-27
How ryrrell Handles n Cobra.

BY far the biggest snake in the reptile
collection at the Zoo is the python in the
case opposite the door, He is more than 20
feet long and is seriously thinking of grow
ing longer still. Tyrrell picks him up IN
tremendously by the neck and shoves him
head first into q tank of water when he
seems to need n little stir and amusement. +
think perhaps, after all, the most remarka-
BILE being exhibited in the reptile house is
Tyrrcll. don't think much of the Indian
snake charmers now. See II cobra raise its
head and fiatten out it's neck till it looks
like demoniac founder set on end. Keen
in mind that bite means death in few
minutes. Presently you will feel yourself
possessed with n certain respect for "a snake
charmer who tootles on II flute while
the thing crawls about him. But Tyrrell
comes along without flute-without rs
much rs n jewsharp-and carelessly grabs
TINT cobra by the neck and strolls off with
it wherever he thinks it ought to 10, and
you believe in the European after Altar
thur Morrison in Strand Magazine.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-27
The Movement of Population.

1t is II curious fact that while the western
movement of population has covered no
less than o's degrees of longitude 60 degrees
Il minutes Z seconds), this movement has
run almost on Il straight line, the extreme
northern and southern variation embracing
less Than one-third of II degree of latitude
us minutes 56 scconds). To put the con-
tias: more distinctly we may say that
while the western movement for the cen
tnry aggregates sos miles the extreme
northern and southern variation is n little
under ~ miles, and the finishing point of
the line is only some six miles south of the
starting point.-Boston Herald
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-27

MADRID, June 2G.-No general, states
man or king has herhaps known the
thorough intoXication of triumph and
popularity rs entirely us princes of the
bullfights, and among them the Toreador
Lagartijo, who has just taken his farewell
of the arena here in final performance.
Fourteen thousand spectators greeted him
with laundering applause. Every seat
WAS sold at an exorbitant fancy price. lie
received $1,000 for the day, plus half the
receipts, amounting for his share to e2,O0O
more, and he Filled IL succession six of the
tierccst bulls obtainable.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-27
QUESTIONS FOR CLERKS
Catechism Which Uncle Sans
Employees Must Answer.
ABOUT UNoLEs, AUNTs AND COUSINS

Mandates of a Congressional Committee
Chorus From Some of tile Indignant Fnir
Ones In the Departments mt Washington
WASHINGTON, June 26.-Clerks in all the
official departments of the government
here have received Il new set OF questions
which they are required to answer for the
Information of the congressional commit
tee which has just entered upon what is
stated to be a two years investigation of
the workings of the executive departments
OF the government in Washington. The
inquiries propounded have struck the ma
Jority OF the clerical force with mingled
CONSERVATION and amusement The in
trfcacles OF consanguinity and affinity they
are required to unravel are quite beyond
the powers of many of them
The first two questions propounded on
THESE topics are comparatively easy. Each
government cmploye Is required TO declare
whether he has Il son or daughter, father
or mother, brother or sister, an uncle or
aunt, n cousin, a nephew or niece, or grand
father or grandmother in the service of the
Washington departments.
Alter these come questions as to the de
grecs of affinity, and these are most per
picking of all. After the gentle female
~'~''> '''A' NSNAoicu UPON HOuOT IIub she nus
no grandson-in-law, no granddaughter-i
law, or no granddaughter or grandneice in
law in any of the government departments,
she OF her fellow clerk of the opposite sex
is each required to make declaration that
there is not now to the best of her or his
knowledge or belief any person in any
branch of the government service bearing
towards herself or himself the following
relations:
Great grandchildren law; great grand
mother-in-law, great grandson-in-law
great granddaughter-in- great uncle
in-law; son-in-law of great uncle; daughter
in-law of great uncle; grandson-n-law of
great uncle; granddaughter of great uncle;
son-in-law of first cousin; daughter-in. law
OF first cousin; son-in-law of nephew;
daughter-in-law OF nephew; son-in-law of
niece, or daughter-in-law of niece"
1T Is the abstruse calculations of heredity
involved in answer to these last questions,
particularly among clerks from Kentucky,
Virginia and Georgia and other states,
where family ties are of perplexing in
tricacy which, it is said, is causing some of
the clerks loss Of sleep and unavailing be-
wilderment
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-27
SORROW And SADNESS
Manifested In England Over the
Great Naval Disaster.
ADMIRAL TRYoN DIED LIKE A HERO

a setback to Begging For Royalty-Ines-
timable Damage Caused by the Greatest
Drought In Mcmory-Triumph and Re
ward Fora Retiring; Spanish Bullnghter.
LONDON, June 26.-The awful calamity
Of the Mediterranean in the loss of the
victoria mas come as personal afllction to
the English people in larger sense per-
hRps than would be true in the case of n
similar disaster to any other country
Gioom and sorrow spread over the land,
ana the shadow of grief rested visiby upon
the faces of the people The saddest fea-
ture OF the whole calamity is the loss of
Admiral ITyon. In him, it is no eNagger-
alton to say, England has lost her ablest
defender, her chief human reliance One
newspaper says that his loss is inestima-
bic; that he was 1.-THE hope of the navy.
the hope of England" Another journal
says: with the loss of him we have lost
| our right arm Private kilograms saw
that in the moment of peril he commanded
his men to save themselves, but he refused
to save himself. Funds are being started
i'll different parts of the country to aid
those who have lost their supporters.
Gratifying subscriptions are being made
| to these funds, and it is believed that large
sums OF money will be raised.
Too soon to Reach Conclusions.
| The details Of the disaster are too mea-
gre to justify any sweeping conclusions,
but there is n popular fear that the acct
[ dent marks the condemnation of the pres
ent type of naval architecture, just as the
appearance of the Monitor in the American
civil war did the type Of that time. "he
natural inquiry is, if the touch of ram
VIII sink the greatest modern engine of
war i'll II minutes, why build such vast and
Vulnerable repositories of men and treasurer
1t is possible, of course, only to conjec-
ture what maneuver was being executed
when the accident happened. Naval men
VIII naturally be of the opinion that they
were making gridiron movement or
changing of columns. This is an extremely
diiflcnlt movement, and there is always n
critical moment when it seems almost GER
tain that vessels will collide Only cool
| nerve and the strictest obedience to orders
will avert accident
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-27
N s 8 :. Wy NorfoIksWestern In
SCHEDULE in KFFECr JUNEa IA

oOh6OOLh IN 6FFEOT JUNE !, 1879
wssTpousp. LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY.
e:5J a. m. washington and Chattanooga limited,
Ior Bristol and beyond. Stops only at Chris
iiansbnrG and Radtord, niso at Pulaski,
WythevilIe. Glade Spring and Abingdon to
iet or pas :cngers from points north and east
OF Roanoke. Pullman elcepers to New or
leans, Mem his and Nashville. Dining car
SEQ O.. IN. for Radford, Pulaski, Bristol and al
lntermediate stations; also lor Blue1eld, Pc.
lnd Louisville via Norton Pullman sleeper
TO Bristol
i:4o p. m. for Radford, Pulaski, Bristol and Chat
iSnooga: rnilmaA sccpers TO Memphis vi,
4;%oP. NJ; THE CHIC AGO EMPRESS for
b.neneld. Poeahootas,, kenova, Columbus
10 Chicago without change.
HoaTH AND BAsTBOUND LEAVE RoANoKs DAILY
ITO N 2: M for Petersburg, Richmond and
i2:20p; m. for Washington Hagerstown, Phils.
delphla and New York. Pullman eleeps
Roanoke to New York, via Harrisburg an,
1920 p. m. daily for Richmond and Norfolk. Pr |
man parlor car to Norfolk, connects at Lynch
ourg (Union station with Durham division.
500 P. M for Buena Vista and Intermediate sta
tions. No connections beyond. '''
1;5' a. IN. for Richmond aud Norfolk. Pullman
sleeper 70 N0rlolk and LynchburR TO Rich
mond. ~-
iG52 m: Washington and Chattanooga lin.
phia and New Pork. P Pullman slee a1saee ~
Washington via Shenandoah Junction and
New New York ., via Harrisburg. Stops only at
Buena Vista, Basic, Shenandoac, Luray.
shenandoah, Junction. Shepherdftown, Al.
ttetam, Grimes and st. James.
Durham Division.Leave- sLynchburg Junior
station) daily 7:10 u. m. and So y. IN. Tor South
Boston and Durham and intermediate eta
Ons.
Winston-Salem Divison-Lsave Roanoke Union
etation) daily 8:l5 o. IN. and 4.3J D. m for
Rocky Monnt, Martinsville, Wineton-Saiem
and inferno date atatio1e
For all additional information apply at ticket
Office or to w H. BEVII,I
General Passenger Agent, Roanoke. Va.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-27
New school at rr.dericlssb,rr

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, June 26.-The
female orphan asylum in this city is to be
enlarged under the auspices of the general
assembly of the Presbyterian church which
recently met in Macon, and converted into
an institution for the education of the
children of missionaries who are sent home
from foreign lands for the purpose. 1t has
been organized and placed in the hands Of
an efficient corps of teachers and will he
one of the best training schools of the
south. Much credit is due Rev A p Saun-
ders of this city Tor bringing about the
success of the plan
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-27

Like their American brothers. some of
the black parsons in Africa are decidedly
quaint i'll their methods of teaching One
who acted rs locum tenens for the archdea-
con some time ago attracted great crowds
every Sunday by his violent antiwhte ser
mons. In one of them he was telling his
congregation OF God calling the lambs into
his fold (Which did you think God
called!" he asked, the white lambs or the
black? Nay, my brethren, not the white.
but the black. And why?' QIere solemn
panse) Because he grows wool"-Black-
woods Magazine.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-27
MOUNTAIN DEW MAKERS.
Internal Revenue Officers Have Battle
With Murdcrous Moonshiners

WASHINGTON, June 26-The commits.
sioner of internal revenue has received Il
telegram from the internal revenue au-
thorities in Tennessee regarding the battle
between United States marshals and posse
and moonshiners. The dispatch stated
that United States Marshal Brown and 10
deputies. assisted by Deputy Collectors
Tarrant and Bell made raid into Hardin
county, Tenn, Saturday, and after arrest
ing Bob Long and II moonshiner named
Thomas, surrounded the house of the no
torious George Davis, when they were
fired upon. Marshal Brown was wounded
i'll the mouth and chin, but his injuries
were not serious. c. NJ. Garner. n special
deputy, was instantly killed The mar
shnl's force secured the prisoners and ear
ried away the dead and wounded.