davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-22

stawicieli Zarsad6w Zwiask6w
okregowych, wchod1acych wskiad
organizacji wv. Wych. Polsk."
obradach Zjasdu brazil udziai
dwaj przedstawiciele Zarzsdu
NV Narod. Polsk." We Francji,
i po jednym cd Zarzadu ,,Zwis.
sku Polsk." W Sswajcarji, cd
grup zwiazkowych W Bulgaria
cd Wydziaiu Wykonswczego. Pc.
siedseh odbyto 4, try poufne j
jsdno publiczne. Daisy zakres
eharakter dziaialnoSci Zwiazku
poddany sostai wyczerpujacej dy
skusji. Prsedstawione przez de.
legat6w szczeg6iowe sprawozda.
mia z . stanu Towarzystw i Grup
pozwclify w~yprowadzi6 bilans
ogolny organizacyjnych i podat-
kowych sill Zwiazku, przyczem
strony siabe daily pow6d do OBJ
myilenia Srodk6w zaradczych.
Za krok najbardziej nsglacy u
mali delegasi recognizable Zwia.
zku Pelsk. we Francji M pod.
stawach federacji wzmocnionych
administracyjnie Towarsystw W
Jake Zwiazek sorganizowa6 sic
powinien.
Ze sprawozdania Wydzialu PREY
taczamy giowne cyfry: Wydzial
odbyi W ciagu roku 40 posiedzei
W kasis miai do swego rozpo.
rsadzenia ma potrzeby orgauiza.
cyjoe i administracyjne 626 fr.
tacznie z sumami bedacymi W
~wyiacznem posiadaniu TowsrEystw
II Grup oraz zebranemi przez sic
W ciagu roku ma Skarb narodo-
wy fundusz calego wv. Wych.
wynosil okeio 5000 fir. Kapital
ISkarbu Mar. wzrasta szybko. W
ostatnich czasach komisja SIX.
We Francji przelaia W depozyt
do Muzeum 5000 FIR. Wydziai
Wykonawczy $500, Skarbnik
Zwiasku ma jeszcze W SVEN po-
siadaniu 1900 f., kt6re takae
wkrotce przesiane zostans. Ogo.
tenn Skarb Narodowy deponowa.
ny W Muzeum wynosi 43. 900
fir. Hasa specjalna ma powraca.
jacych wychodzcow z Brazylji
Pozostaj4ca pod zarzadem Zwia.
sku Polsk. W Szwajcarji, wyno.
siia " roku ubieglym 1882 f.,
rozchodu byio 49, r.. p~ozostaje
W kasie 700 fir.
I~ustytucja Skarbu W Soft pred
stawifa zjazdowi wniosek nastepu.
|jacej mody6kacIi dotyczacy S 8
Ustawy Skarbu; IS 8. Wydatki
Poiaczone z czynnoScismi pre-
widzianemi S 7 mogs bye po.
krywane z fundusz6w Skarbu,
bedacych W reku Skarbuika Zwia.
zku j to do msksymslnej sunny.
70 proc.) z sum zebranych ma
rzecz Skarbu NarOdowego " pre-.
ciagu roku". Wniosek ten zostal
rozstrzygnisty W spos6b nastspu.
|iacy: Poniewaz Wydziai zajmo.
wal sic ju& ia kwestjs j widziai
sic zmuszonym rozszerzy6 inter
Pretacis So Ost. Six, Eiszd przyj
mule Prowizorycznie uchwale
Wydzialu zapisaua W protok6le z
dnia l6 Sierpnia 1892 r. jake
wystarczsjaca ola obecnego stanu
rzecsy, kwestie zaS zmiany for.
malnej odnoinego artykulu pre-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-22

kt6rych SERGE mocniej koiatsio
ma myh o ~sbiorowej manifesto
|cyi. szukali ~logicsnych lub histo-
cznych przeciw niej dowod6v.
Przekonywano she wSajemnie, 8e
obchod, Polegajacy ma powstrzy-
MANU- sic cd tahc6w, ME doSc
Jest powainym, q mode nawet
6miesznym, 70 rok 1892 lest
mniej, niA inne odpowieduim do
obchodu historycznej pamiatki, 4e
brak zabaw szkodliwie sic ODE
1wie ma handful miejskim, podko.
pie byt wszelakiego rodzaju pre-
kupniow, pozbawi piracy tysisce
rak biednych wyrebnik6w i WV.
robnic.
Zwolna jedusk. " miare ro-
snaoej sgitacyi. szerokie Varsity
inteligencyi poczeiy sic kolysa6.
Obrohcami sprawy przestall bye
wyiacznie miodai. Podnosiia sic
fAla og6lnego n~astroju i w6wczas
to widocznem sic stafo, be wszcze-
ia Przez .,miodych" sgitacya byia
Jeno wyrazem powszeehnej mysli
Il P~owszechnej checi. Me narzu.
coma bJia asioba narodows, q
inicyaterowie jej, pc przeiamauiu
Pierwszych lod6w niedowiarstwa
II lskliwosci. znalezli sic vir6d
zgodnie myilacego og6iu.
Malaf Z dniem ka4dym ob6z
przeciwnikow obcbodu. tepiala ich
broh, upadaia powaga, az wre-
s1cie garstka n~ieugietych rzaczni.
kow loializmu uciekia sic do
srodka imiaiego. wystepujac z
Publiczna odezwa do ~manifsstan-
tow.
Pismo to, zredagowane W War.
szawie, opatrzone nazwiskami
trzech obywateli galicyjskich, ME
Pozostawiioby pc sobie trwalsze.
go wra1enia, gdyby ME nuta,
ktora sic " MEM odezwaia. nuta.
niezwykle drazniaca ueho caieeo
obozu postepowego. Autorami
odeswy byli warszawscy bracia
stahczyk6w galicyjskich, a Z DO
"a jej gfadkich 1razes6w lekliwie
pr1eglsdaia Sigma zasada polity.
cana stahczykowskiego obozu:
nS1anujcie Rad kaidy i zawsze,
bez wzgledu ma to skad pochod.i
4 jaka jest jego chwilowa wartos6
uczciwoScn.
Publiczne proklamowanie lola.
lizmu przez ludzi, kt6rych wier.
noPoddshczoic i przewrotna DO.
ityka W Galicyi JUL oddawna
zostaia napietnowana wywoialo
wProst przeciwny skutek. zaloba
miaia by6 manifsstscya og6lno.
narodowa, zwrocona przeciwko
radon z~abOrcSym, a przeznaczo.
ma byia nietylko ola sfsr INTEL.
gentnych spoleczehstwa polskiego.
lec1 j ola tych Z. poir6d ludu,
ktorzyby Swiadomie stae she u.
mieli rzecznikami sprawy politv.
czuej niezawisioSci. gdy jednak
salachecko .arystokratyczna klika
stahczykow jeia wyklinae mani.
fsstantow z koScioia lojalirmu.
zarzuca6 Inn podburzanie mas.
ktorych prSeznaczeniem byc winno
slePe posiuszehstwo wzglsdsm
garstki hrabiow j szlachetnie uro.
dzonych ziemiaH, w6wczas-da.
Il Wnu AAI
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-03-22
zwiaxek WychOdxtwa
POlsklogO

Do zosoorzyse.e. GrEp { cssoRk6,e DO
jsdyhcsych ZDiqskW Wychodzssoo
PoLskitgo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08

In spite Of the fact that the country Is
only just beginning to recover from the
disastrous inactivity Of the past few
months there are many signs Of recovery
throughout that vast region yet but
barely touched by capitalize South. The
Manufacturers Record is authority for the
statement that large number Of manu-
featuring concerns and mercantile corpora
lions are preparing to commence business
IN many OF the more promising localities
south Of the now almost erased line estab-
hshed by Mason and Dixon. The number
OF new enterprises in the north is fully as
great. and the amount of money soon to
be released by the operations Of investors
Is gratifyingly large. Generally the bust
ness outlook continues to improve. Paper
mills in New England that have been idle
for many weeks are running on full time:
big shoe factories In New Jersey have also
resumed and now give employment to as
many hands as ever before: while from all
over the country come cheerful announce
ments and every evidence Of returning pros
perity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08

Westinghouse are Of course interested
IN the United States cruiser Columbia-so
named IL honor of the fragment of
territory over which the general gov
eminent has supreme jurisdiction. The I'M
official speed trial which the Messrs. Cramp,
builders of the vessel. have fully prepared
for takes place tomorrow. and is expected
to develop the fact that the Columbia is
the swfftest cruiser afioat. The specifca-
tons call for a speed of twenty-One knots
per hour for four consecutive hours. For
every quarter knot over that rate made
during the official trial. which comes later
the builders will receive from the govern
ment $4,000. and unless all the calculations
have miscarried the knowing ones are sat-
isfied that Twenty-Five knots will be ecips-
ed. After while. when the Columbia is
about ready to go into commission. the peo-
pie who live in this city. and who appre-
ciate the compliment paid the community
by Secretary Tracy when the vessel WAS
christened, will make substantial acknowl-
edgTnent of their qualification. Other cities
IN Ike instances have been properly liberal
IN contributing to the outfit some feature
at once decorative and useful. Washington
will do no less.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08

then be ordered out and would surely dc
their utmost to prevent any breach Of the
law. They would do nothing more should
labor be foolish enough to assail the count
rvs good name by riotous demonstrations.
The National Guard does not antagonize the
workingman. a fact clearly visible to the
thousands OF toilers who either hold COM
missions or have places in the ranks. 1t has
but one duty to perform. and that is the
upholding. of the laws integrity. 1t has no
enemies save those who see In it an obstacle
which forever blocks the pathway that leads
to anarchy. Within the National Guard
energetic. patriotic and thoroughly cour-
ageous-is the flower OF American citizen
ship, intent on so training itself that when
the emergency arises nearly 10000 compe-
tent soldiers will be ready to meet 1t face
to face. There is murder in the hearts of
thos who unpatriotically scheme to destroy
the National Guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08

In the national convention of brewery
worHmen. now in session in Milwaukee. 1t
was decided that hereafter no member of
the Brewers Union would be permitted to
join the National Guard. and that any who
were now members must either withdraw or
else leave the union. Why should men who
claim to respect the law of the land come
to such conclusion? Their evident object
and the object is not theirs alone for other
labor organizations have been and are NOV
Ing, with more or less secrecy. on the same
1ines-is 70 weaken the force upon which the
law depends to 4 very considerable extent.
Does this Indicate that at some time in the
near future the Brewers Union expects to
commit some unlawful act which Will call
for the physical support OF every able bod
lei member. untramUeleI b. an oath to
serve the state and the country whenever tie
necessity shall come? II rot. what does it
mean? The National Guard is nothing more
or less than reserve police force 1t is
poverless To move unless called iato service.
by the same civil authorities into whose
hands the keeping Of the public peace today
--sfs ShCr'1 "lof-~1 --r'- o. ~---~-- r--..-
by force and the civil authorities could c-~-r
10 other effective protection. troops would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08

Ordinary discretion will suggest to the
commission by means OF which Capt. Mitch
ell is secretly investigating himself in his
own private cabin on the vessel which he
commands that II refrain from asking or
doing anything which viii displease Capt.
Mitchell 1t would be painful to the ruler
OF the Crawford to be compelled to carry
OF to sea in irons an over-zeaious investi-
gator as well as to hang for mutiny some OF
his tale-bearing subordinatss- 1t appears,
however, that the commission has already
taken the hint above conveyed and the pub
lie gratifies itself by INDUCING in the COM
fortins belief that there is no danger of a
collision between Capt Mitchell and the
commission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08

Some day the Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States in Congress
assembled will open their respective eyes
to the fact that they are being made sport
of by a select crowd Of organized lunatics
and then will be adopted such rules as will
put an effective stop to the introduction,
printing and distribution of many of the
crazy propositions to legislate that now find
their way to the clerks desks. Not a ses-
sion goes by but has on its records humid
red or more of the most absurd PROPOSE
tons submitted evidently by irresponsible
persons. These products of unbalanced
minds are presented with all gravity by
those who have been elected to act in the
national legislature as agents Of ''isms''
that would never exist were there no aber-
rated minds. The bills are printed at con-
siderable expense and of course cost as
much as would any sensible measures of
equal length They serve no good purpose;
they detract from the national dignity, and
30 long as the legislative majorities are
made I'D Of sane men can never become
law. How any Senator or Represen tative
who desires to maintain an ordinary reputa-
ton for common sense can permit his name
to appear on the first page of bills such
as have been recently introduced. passes
the understanding Of the average man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08

With an easy grace that left nothing to
be desired the House committee on rules
has receded from the position II took in the
matter Of District Day" and permits the
old rule to remain in force. For this con-
clusion The Star warmly contended, doing
so because 1t was thoroughly convinced that
the proposed amendment would work
to the disadvantage of the District Of Col
umbia- The House committee on the Dis
trict was also dissatisfied with the amend
ed rule and now that the old regulation is
again In force is preparing to commence
its legislative work. There are several sub
5ects awaiting it's consideration and many
minor matters really need adjustment at
the earliest possible moment. The good
work cannot be commenced TOO soon, for
as each session has grown older the Dis
tricts chances have become smaller by de-
grees and beautifully less" 1t was i'm
agined at first that no attention would be
paid District affairs during the extraordi-
nary session. but members Of both the Sem
ate and House committees have expressed
themselves as favorable to speedy action
on several propositions In which the District
is deeply interested. Slowly rising to the
surface, buoyed up by that hope which. al
though heartsickening IL long deferred.
nevertheless has many supporting qualities,
is the desire for legislation which will abol-
ish the many dangerous grade crossings
that now hourly threaten life within the
city's limits Again and again has il been
stated that the railroad companies were
anxious to do their share toward bringing
about this much desired Improvement and,
II they are still amenable to undermining
Influences. the people of this city will be
found only too willing to lend helping
hand That there will be an authorization
Of vast expenditures is not looked for by
those who have their fingers on the congress
siOnal pulse. and. a matter of fact.
Washington Is In no mood for extravagant
expenditure just now. but there are hun
dred opportunities to do real good by the
immediate investment of moderate sums.
and IL is hoped that the principles of JUS
tice and equity will characterize the deal
ings Of our National Legislature with the
people OF the Nations Capital. In the fu-
ture. as in the past, consideration OF District
Affairs will be set aside whenever anything
OF great public interest demands the time
which really belongs to the District, but
the old rule-which has now become new
seemed 70 offer more obstacles to the mis-
appropriation of District days than did the
amendment. and for that reason those
whose first care Is for the District naturally
preferred 1t. 1t is to be hoped that under
attention and more favorable attention
than they have had during any session for
the past ten or fifteen years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08
TSmSCrrTTSSws P5sssS,snSSsTSS Rs%%ssss,,ss


Merits Wine Of ca,isaya and Iron "a
remarkable cure for malaria. .. 80 Cts
Merits Beef. Wine and Iron ifor en-
riching the blood. Now. 40 CTA
Compound Tslcum Powder. a famous
healing powder tor babies Now. IL CTS
CarbOlic Salve dor sores, wounds.
scalds, &c.D. Now................11 CIS.
Ciark's suie Corn Cure. Now...T CT&
Clark's Banion Cure Immediately
relieves all pain. Now-..-......ls CTS
Merits Almond Cold Cream uor
healing and Whitening the skim.
Jar .-..-.-..-............ Chs.
Testers Compound Elixir for cholera
morbus. cramps. diarrboea, &c.) .ls CTS
&C. s." Disinfectant tbest germ
killer known. Quart bottle now. - era
Elixir Of Roses and Myrrh (for the
teeth and gums. Now. ........le Cha
Merits Jamaica Ginger Cfor the
many ailments Of the summer sea-
SOM -.---.-.---...-.......-. Gu
Extract Of Witch Hazel (for burns.
sealds, cuts. pains. headache, &e.l.
Large bottle now. CM
Coope:s Hair Success 0or preventing
loss OF the hair. Now. 30 CTS
Merits Improved Hypophoephites
Dor generally buiiding UP the sys-
tenn -..-----..--..--..---.- CIS
Merits Full-weisht seidiitz Pow
deis. Now. ~ CIS.
Merits Queen Anne Lotion 0or
whitening and softening Of the
akin ....................... Ga
Pages Saraparilla (for purifying
the blood. Now. -ts CI6-
MiDer's Aromatic Pepsin Tablets
tthe great aid of DIGESTION. Now 10 Crs.
Ferrand's Wine Of Coca Ia refreshing
nerve tonic). Now. 80 CGS
Halls Anti-constipation SUPPOSE
tories ,--...------.-----.-- - AZ ttS.
Mandrake Liver Pills. Now. o CTS
3 boxes for q cents.
Ruckers' ''Alter-s-to' tfor the biood,. g CTS.
Cnninghams Gout and Rheumatic
-- ha~ Now.....----...--.---..-.ss CIA
LISTERS Little Liver Pills. Nov. CTS.
Nichols Pile Ointment tsure
curel .............-......s. .os SAo@
DR. Halls Tonic and Restorative
Nervfne. Now .......-.-...-.--....--..oS CEA
Turner'S Vegetable Compound for
the Hair. Now...............-........
Jones' Root Beer. Now......-.-.--.....l4 CTo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08
He Resented 1t,

He did not observe that there was a Sem
ator present when he remarked impress
sively:
The Senate has no right to act as If it
were asleep"
Excuse me- said the statesman, haught-
lily; but the suggestion that we Senators
taiR IN our sleep Is. to say the least, q most
discourteous imputation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08
No other house DoEs-EvER DID
QUALITIES ct such Low PRICES -
WE quote.
SAks AND COMPANY.
CArcH TIE F1Rsr G11xpsn

- MOTHER SEASON.
Another visit to saks'.
~ Cothes-buying and Saks fol.
II low each other In every
IN thoughtful mind.
It's the boys who are
- shabbiest. - Their wants
claim first attention.-For . week
we've been busy fixing I'D the lads
who go away to school.-Tomor-
row the ''home students' will rendez-
vous here.
Why here,
Any mother can give you string
OF reasons as long a. your arm
d-sensible-saving- satisfaction reasons.
Think of all the stock we carry,
Think how varied the assortment Isl
Think how We guard you with our
guarantee!-Ths quality must be
here for Us to hang our faith on.
Think Of all the excellsncies-and
think Of the prices!-Our store u
dress-all-from the little killed
midget to the father Of him.
Chuck ull."-Every inch Of room
the Second Floor affords IN covered
with the Juvenile fan equipment.
You read about the French fashions
for children-and here you can ~
them.
About the English and German IDEAS
Of them-and here are their brightest
works.
We know thing or two about
toggery for toddlers-and our notions
are expressed in hundred tasty
novelties In SHORT PANTS SUITS.
The nearer like taiior-makins
better the big boys are pleased
Here Is the acme in LONG PANTS
sUrTS-that are neither boyish nor
manish-but poised just between-in
genteel becomingness.
KILT SUrTSI$2.5O to SIS.
SHORT PANTS sU1Ts$a.5o to so.
LONG PANTS sUTTs-s5 to IS.
Exclusives. .,
For fear Of an early need the
LIGHT WEIGHT OvERCOATS and
REFERS are on hand.
So are the Fall FURNISHINGS
So are the Fail HATS.
So are the Fail SHOES.
We want you to come and look
beneath the surface.--There are no
''white-washed' qualities. year
We quit the season with clear tables
80 the stocks fresh.
And It's ready.
There's no limit to our resources
except cheapness. dependable
value stops-we stop.-Tskes quality
to carry the saks label.
Wed like to see you hereto
morrow-''seeing"-n nothing more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08
He Couldn't Pronounce Them

He was man Of average intelligence,
but when he came to some Of the made-to-
order words in the essays read before the
medical congress he had to close his eyes
and lay his weary brain against a sofa pill
low
You are not very communicative this
evening" said his wife. Are your thoughts
too sublime for expression?'
That's it," he replied; II am thinking
unutterable things"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08

MISS Emma NJ. Converse. a woman who
commanded attention as a writer on astro-
nomical subjects. died yesterday at Provi-
dence, X. 1. Her career demonstrated that
women may succeed in pursuits requiring
superior mental power, and that they can
do 1t with very little public agitation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08
Have

From the New York Telegram.
Bismarck has taught class of six hun
dre5 Bavarian schooimasters by lecture
on the school system of Germany. There
is a touch of the millennium in this spec
tacle of the fierce old statesman conducting
sort OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the ped
agogic idea how to shoot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08
BIZ R saHs,Sn: L. Sii:ss Rs sss:iss:

Merits Complexion Soap. cakes
in box. for...................... 50 CTS.
Violet orris. was y cts. pckg., to-
morrow 2 packages So. Is CTS.
Pufs and Powder Boxes CAST alone
worth so cents. nov. ...-....... 81 CTS
Continuation Tooth and Nail Cases.
worth 90 cents, for ouly ......... Fl CTS
Merits Unrivalcd Almond Meal
now ................... IL CTS BOX.
Crown Lavender Salts. were SO cts,
now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90 CHS.
Rabateau's Skin Food dor the
complexion, only. ............... IS CTS
now Observation-Disclosures. Is crs
Buffalo Horn Pocket Combs. were
Is and % cts, reduced to....... Il CTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08

IN IA ALA8A Is IN ITSELF NOT a very
I'M m serious disease, but it throws the sys-
Ii\Vjil TENS doors wide open to any other
u W ID dangerous ard perhaps fatal con-
taGi0n or epidemic that may be lurking in the
ar. lou shou!d Keep free of malaria at all times
nd especially during this unhealthy season.
Iher" are very few tOnics which will free you
from malaria quicker or u1cr. thoroughly Than
oar famous COCA WINE only zoe. pint bottle
i Ho,iPsoS's PHARMAcY, 7O3 | 9TH ST
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08

Assistant Secretary Of State Quincy has
evidently reached the modest conclusion
that the Massachusetts, democracy needs
his services more than his country does.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08

One of the remarkable things OF the times
Is the manner in which the price of coal
has weathered the financial crisis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08

There Is said to be a very noticeable de-
preston in the laundry business since the
decision to enforce the Geary law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08
You Cam BuY

FALL GOODS AT THESE PRICES:
80 cent Dress Goods for = cents.
80 cent Dress Goods for SO cents.
90 cent Jap. Silks for AZ cents.
Q, 10. IL and IL cent Ribbons for s cents.
IL to % cent Ribbons for Is cents.
sl-oo Novelty Glacc Gloves for s1.Ia.
S1-5o Pique Novelty Gloves for LA.
$l.d5 Genuine Kid Gloves for si.39.
as cent Suede Mouspuetaircs for 40 cents,
All Umbrellas at less than cost.
Si.0o Boot Pattern Hose for 30 centA
30 cent Black Stockings for Is cents.
Is cent Underwear for s3 cents.
Notions all greatly reduced.
Buy low! This sale won't last long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08
A Theory,

What do you understand by the phrase.
Profane histoiy?" asked one young man
of another.
don't know" was the reply, unless
somebody has been compiling comments on
the weather"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08

With the factories starting up and the
speeches shutting down conditions are en-
tirely hopeful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08
HINTS FOR MEN,

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08
SHOOTING STARS.
Putting 1t I'm.

What are you doing now?"
Putting up a building"
TO occupy yourself?
NO; at auction"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08

The Anarchist.
We're whooping. bowling, hideous horde
of dynamiters bold.
We are looking for working man to
gather to our fold,
For the chances are the working man has
saved dime or two,
And possibly Will stand a treat-a thing /
never do.
'Tis the cry for bread that touches, so we
raise IL far and near
I'VE anarchists are hungry
For we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-08

Brazil having shut of telegraph COM
is now INDUCING in the luxury
of a private revolution.