davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-29
Il Paryza.
PARYz. % czerwca.

PARYz, % czerwca. = Pre-
zydent Casimir- Perier prze,
wodniczy} dis ma radzie mini,
str6w. Uchwalono zadac
cd Izby deputowanych kredy-
tu W sumie 5000 fir. na koszta
pogrzebu Csrnota. Postano-
wiono, re prezydent ministr6w
Dupuy wypowie g}6wna move
pogrzebowa. Prawdopodob-
mem jest, ze zaraz po pogrze,
bic Dupuy zrezygnuje = u,
sunie sic ma d1u1szy czas od
aycia publicznego. Wymaga
tego stan jego zdrowia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-29
Wybuch W fabryce stall.

BRUKsELLA, % czerwca. -
W fabryce stall W Isbergues
nastapi} wielki wybuch, skut.
kiem pekniecia pieca. Wszyst,
kie okna W ca}ej osadzie SO po.
trzaskane. Okolo 1000 kilo.
gram6w wazacy HAWAII zelaza
si4a wybuchu- odrzuci}a 0 200
metr6w. Robotnicy zdo}ali sic
urato vac; jeden tylkojest lex.
ko ranny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-29
Process W Pradze Czesb lei.

W1EDE6, 2Sgo czerwca. =
Process trzech czlonk6w tajne.
60 stowarzysenia ,,Mscicieli
Czech, k06ry sic toczy tutaj,
wykazuje fakta bardzo cieka'
we sensacyjne. Pokazuje sic,
ae trzech oskarzonych uwiezio'
no W podw6rzu Hofburga W
Wiedniu W marcu rb. .Mieli przy
sobie sztylety : jak zeznaje
ieden z mich, zamierzali uczy-
mic zamach ma zycie kt6rego z
czlonk6w rodziny cesarskiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-29
WfOsi W LOtaryngii.

METZ, % czerwca. : Me
daleko ztad obozuje przesz}o
1000 Wloch6w, ktorzy ma
wiesc o zamordowaniu PREF.
Carnota przez ich rodaka, wy
emigrowali z Francyi, oba.
wiaisc sic zemsty Francuz6w.
Rozlozyli sic W polu : i cier-
pia gi6d. Policya miejscowa
ME vie, co z mimi robic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-29
Zfodziejscy detektyWi.

Wstepne sledztwo W sprawie byte
go detekty~a specyalnego kolei
Grand Trunk, Maxwella, oskarzone.
o wsp6tu&ia! W zamordowaniu kole-
gi George'a Ne wcomb, wykazalo, ze
pomiedzy detsktyvami tel Eolei a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-29
Notatki miejskie.

J. H. Fletcher, zam. pm. 30O7
ma Cottage Grove ave. utracil zycie
we srode wieczorem wskutek upadku
bicykla W Jackson Parku. Uderzyl
glowa drzewo : zosta} zabity cd.
razu. -. Niezwyk'y W kazdym razie
wypadek!
= Aug. Dombski, Polak, zam. ma
Page ul., zostal juz pred paru dnia-
mi dotkniety porszeniem slonecznem.
Obecnie wyzdrowial.
: Dom A. Olszewskiego pm. 1903
ma Dudley ul. zosta3 uszkodzony
wskutek ognia ma $3.50. w plomie'
niaoh spalil sic kod.
: Przy rozbieraniu domku muro-
wanego przy rogu ul. Polk Halsted
zdar4yi sic smutny wypadek. Muir sic
zawaIii Il jeden robotnikow 20
stas zgnieciohy ma smier6. zdaje sic,
ze nazwisko jego byso William King.
D. Sgo lipoa W Hall Walsha
wielki bal niespodziankami ma do.
ch6d pawilonu polsko erykahskie.
go we Lwowie. Pamietajcie!
Wczoraj mad kana4em Ogden
zn6w byla b6jka robotnik6w, wysa.
dowujaoych towary. Jest to skutek
nieporozumieh pomiedzy dwiema u
miami.
-Numer 1szy ,,Nadziei" wyszeds.
Pom6wimy o MIN jutro.
W poblizu Rushville, Neb. "a.
k.ada sic kolonia polska. Kilka rodzin
juz tam mieszka. Dziesiec ARROW
gruntu podarowano ma kosci6s. Po
wiadomosci zg1osic sic do B. Toma-
szewskiego sp. (593 Milwaukee
ave.)
= P. Szymczak, zaczat wyrabiad
oygara pod nazwa ,,Nadzieja".
= Wczoraj W Springfield inkor-
porowany zostal Klub litewski repu-
blikahski 6ej wardy W Chicago, In>
korporatorami So OBJ. A. Olszewski,
w. zacharswicz, A. Ascolski inni'
: Jan Nowak, robotnik, LEGACY
lat 36, popesnil wczoraj wieczorem
samob6jstwo W mieszkaniu wlasnem
pm. 1856 ua w. 17ej ul. Przestrzelii
sobie SERGE. Powodem samob6jstwa
miaiy bye nieporozumienia familij'
ne.
: sprawa Pfendergasta, zab6jcy
burmistrza Harrisona, toczy sic cia.
gle pred sedzia Paynem. Eksperci
badaja i badaja stan umysiu morder.
cy.... Kiedyz sic to skohczy9!
= Franciszek Pasek, zam. pm. 767
ma Van Horn ul. wczoraj popoludniu
upad1 ma ulicy PREY rogu ul. l7ej j
Halsted, poraaony przez siohce. od-
wieziono go do domu; zyciu jego
niebezpieozehstwo ME zagraza'
= Murzynka Ella Garrison, wypa-
dia wczoraj okna Ego pietra z do.
mu przy rogu ul. 26ej i state-i....
mic sobie ME zrobiia. Natomiast poll.
oya stwierdzisa, ae jest chora ma ospe
i odesiasa ia DO szpitala.
: Bury wczoraj ME byao. Pre-.
powieinie ,,proroka" Auditorium
coraz czesciej zawodza.
,,Jury" W sadzie sedziego Cliff
florida przysadzila wczoraj Johnowi
Barron $4,000 odszkodowania cd
Chicago City Railway Co." "a u
szkodzenia, poniesione podczas jazdy
- ,oLor
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-29
NOtatki telegraticzne
z zagranicy.

w Antwerpii beczka prochu
eksplodowasa W piwnicy domu przy
ave. Rubens. Szkoda znaczna. q
ludzi mkt ME utraci} zycia.
= Sig. Bazzoni, konsul wsoski ma
wyspie Malcie, zOstal wczOraj po-
trzelony przez prof. Hamiltona Sti-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-29
Telsgramy KrajOWe'
Boykot A. r. u.

BOykOC a. H. u
CAIRO ILL.,, % czerwca. Boy
kot zarzadzouy przez Ameri-
can Railway Union przeciw
wagonom pulmanowskim przy-
bra1 znaczne rozmiary. Wszy-
stkie kompanie kolejowe tu
ma TEN cierpia. Cd godz. 4 AMI
jeden pociag ME odszed}. Ma
szynach kolei Illinois Central
szesG pociag6w osobowych, a
miedzy mimi c1tery pocztowe
stoja bez s}uaby kolejowej. W
Mounds, s mil ma p6}noc stad,
stojs cztery pociagi towarowe,
zlozone z 80 wagon6w, zape}-
nionych bananami a II pomi.
dorami. Straj tic ME ma.
ia przeciw obs}ugiwaniu po,
ciag6w, ME zawierajacych wa
gon6w pullmanowskich, ale
kompanie kolejowe ME moga
lub ME chca godzic sic ma cd
czepianie tych wagon6w.
OAKLAND, Cal, % czerwca.
Wczoraj wieczorem odby}y sic
tu zgromadzenia Stow. palaczy
lokomotyw i American Rail.
way Union. Ma pierwszem 2
mich uchwalono pochwalic pc.
stapienie A. R. U. ma wczoraj.
szem posiedzeniu przystapifo
przeszlo stu nowych cz}onk6w.
CINCINNATI, O., % czerwca.
Do p6}nocy tu ME by}o przer-
wy W kursowaniu pociag6w,
ale. teraz zaczyna po1ozenie
bye gorszem. Wieczorem cd.
by1o sic zgromadzenie robotni.
k6w wszystklch kolei, z wy
jatkiem kolei Pennsylvania.
Gl6wnym m6wcs by1 F. W.
Phelan, nalezacy do A. R. ..
Twierdzi on, ze jutro rano W
Cincinnati nastapi zupe}ny "a
st6j.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, % czer-
wca. o p6}nocy zwrotniczy ko.
lei Chicago and Northwestern
odeszli cd roboty dziesiec po'
ciag6w pozosta}o bez obs}ugi.
KANSAS CRY Mo-, % czer-
wca. Wszyscy nalezacy do s}u-
zby galezi Topeka, kolei Santa
F6, W liczbie 1900, postanowi-
Ii odejsG cd roboty o po}nocy.
DuA Dlh w uAAAhSCVOASs
L1roHFlELD, Mimi, % czer-
wca. Straszliwa burza ubie-
g}ej nocy szalaia W odleg}osci
dw6ch mil cd naszego miasta.
Obszar przez MIA dotkniety ME
szerszy by} niz 10 pret6w
(po 16a stop ang. ale 4 do 5
mil dlugi. Szes6 farm zostalo
spustoszonych. Parma Jennie
Laindstrom st. Paul, liczaca
% lat 6O-letnia pani J. San.
ders zosta}y zabite, a duzo O.
sob pokaleczonych.
ST,JoHN's UNIVERSITY, MINI, /,
% czerwca. Wczoraj wieczo-
rem nieslychana burza nawie-
dzi}a uniwersytet st. Johns W
Collegeville j poburzy}a wszy.
stkie do niego nalezace budyn-
XII. ~Szkoda zrzsdzona wynosi
do 100000. Ma szczescie mkt
aycia ME straci}. Gl6wny bu,
dynek da sic naprawic ME-
wielkim kosztem.
MINNEAPOLIS, % czerwca.
W Sleepy Ege, Mimi, burza
wczorajsza rozsia1a smierc
zniszczenie. 16.letni Karol
Mielski zosta} zabity, kiedy
zawali}a sic stajnia, kt6ra
chcia} zamknac. Try mile da-
lei zosta1 zburzony dom Johna
Schmidt i wszyscy czionkowie
rodz;nv zIoAonei y e os6h 70.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-29

rabusiami z}odziejami istnialo poro-
zumienie, raczej sprzysiezenie,
wskutek kt6r ego same kompanie ko.
lejowe W przeciagu 6,iu miesiecy
ponios}y szkode ma przeszlo SIS, 900.
Wilma Maxwella ma bye niewatpliwa,
nowe jeszcze dowody maja Eyt
przediozone W przyszly poniedziasek,
do kt6rego to dnia rozprawy odsozo.
no. R6wnoczesnie zreorganizowano
Department. detektywow kolei roz.
bito szajke rabusiow, ktora przez
d}ugi czas podr6znych niepokoiaa.
Nieszczescie ma kOlei linOwej.
Dwunastoletni Teodor Schultz,
kt6rego rodzice mieszksja pm. 4l47
Princeton ave., wczoraj wieczorem
o godz. 8 ma rogu ulic State i Root
zeskoczy} pociagu kolei linowej
linii Cottage Grove ave. W ehwili,
kiedy przeciwnej strony inny po.
ciag nadjechas. Nieszczesliwy chic.
pax zostai obalony i dosta1 sic pod
ko}a pociagu, ktory go przejechas.
Schultz ma obie nogi zlamane; "a
wieziono go do szpitaIa Meny, gdzie
lekarze oswiadczyli, il prawie niepo.
dobiehstwem jest utrzymac 60 przy
zyciu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-29
Racznosc DID. byznesisci!!

Zamawiaicie wczesniej ogloszenla W
Kalendsrzu pOlsk0.f atOlickim na r.
1896. Many tylk0 0graniczona liczbe
miejsc. "a kilka dni moze BIC "a
P0ZNO....
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-29
z urzedu zfOzOny.

1CSAOh Cn cOSVosAN NAiNo$heSSSAS
os6b.
z urzedu zfOzOny.
LAwRENoEv1LLE, ILL.,, 28go
czerwca. S. w. Nc Intosh,
poczmistrz w st. Francisville,
dis zosta} z}ozony urzedu z
powodu, ae PREY rewizyi ksieg
jego okaza} sic defcyt kilkuset
dolar6w. Poreczyciele Nc Into
sha musza pokryc defcyt.
BudIerzy.
New ORLEANS, La, % czer.
wca. Grand jury zajmuje sic
sledztwem spraw o przekup.
stwo urzednik6w miejskich i
wnios}a jua dziesiec oskarze1.
Miedzy lnnymi oskarzony 20
sta1 Thomas Healey, alderman
pierwszej wardy, przyjecie
$500 i John G. Bash, ,by}y asse-
sor przyjscie $3.50 nagrody
"a nieprawne postapienie ma
korzysG pewnych os6b, zdaje
sic, re jeszcze wiecej os6b 20
stanie oskarzonych.
Po dW6ch latach.
OMAHA, NEB., % czerwca.
Pred dwoma laty w. L. Pol.
lock, cz}oA6k frmy Pollock
Jewelry Company New .Yor'
ku, zosta} W pewnym pociagu
kolejowym ma p6}noc cd Coun.
Gil Bluffs zastrzelony j zabrano
mu dyamenty wartosci S100..
900. w zeszlym roku schwy-
tano os}awionego ma zachodzie
rabusia z4odzieja Kida Nc
Coy "a wziecie udzialu W tym
rabunku skazano go ma wiezie'
ME, ale dyament6w ME znale.
ziono. Policya jednakowoz ME
by1a bezczynna i W naszem
miescie wkr6tce zostanie aresz-
towanych kilka os6b, co wy
VIOLA niema}e wrazenie, gdyz
So to osoby powszechnie znane,
przeciw kt6rym nigdy podej.
rzenie ME byloby sic zwr6ci4o,
gdyby ich ME byli zdradzili
z}odzieje przez mich, jako ma
rzedzia uzywani. Istnia}a tu
pewna kompanis, kt6ra plan
caly u}oAyla i wykona1a tax
zrecznie, IL cz}onkowie jej ME
byli znani przez tych, kt6rzy
plany wykonali jako slepe ma
rzedzia. Kompania ia "a IRA
bowane dyamenty wyp}acila
$4,000. Mccoy, kt6ry istotnie
rabunek pope}ni} wraz z inny.
mi, by} r6wniez tylko slepem
narzedziem / uie znaf spraw'
cow w1asciwych.
WyksztafcOny Indyanin.
ARMOUR, S. D., % czerwca.
w biezacym roku W czasie OBJ
chodu pamiatki 4 lipca g}owna
move tn mice bedzie Indyanin
re szczepu Sioux, Peter Picot-
te. Ksztalcii on sic W szkole
publicznej W Yankton i ma}o
W tym Stanie jest os6b, kt6re-
by mog1y mierzyc sic MIN co
do wykszta}cenia i uzdolnie-
MIA. Me ma watpliwosci, ze 60
obiora cz}onkiem legislatury,
skoro tylko Siouxowie Yank.
ton prawnie beds mogli bye
wybierani. Jego ojciec, Char
les Picotte, jest naczelnikiem
wp}ywowym, kt6rego posred.
nictwu nalezy zawdzieczyc, ze
istnieje dobre porozumienie
pomiedzy bia}ymi a Siouxaml
Yankton; by} on niegdys
wlascicielem gruntow, ma kto'
rych p6zniej miasto Yankton
powsta4o. Jego wp}ywowi tax
ze zawdziecza rzad Stan6w
Zjednoczonych pomyslne pre-,
prowadzenie uk1adow re Siou.
xami o zakupienie grunt6w W
r6anvch rezerwacvach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-29

stall pokaleczeni. Take in
ne domy zosta}y poburzone.
Szerokosc obszaru przez burze
dotknietego wynosi}a tylko
diva pretty.
MINNEAPOLIS, % czerwca.
w czasie bury wczorajszej
zabite zosta}y nastepujace oso.
by: PAM S. Roach, Wessing,
ton, S. D.; j. Gulden,
Muligan, Mimi; PAM G. t.
Hicks, Pipestone, Mimi; pan,
ma Jennie Lindstrom, Darwin,
Mimi; panisanders, Lithfield,
Mimi; pauna johnson i Hen
ry Rhodew, Larionore, N. D.;
panna Nina Swift kolo Aber-
deem, s. d.; dziecko WalczeW.
skich W Glencoe, Ciezko polka
leczonych zosta}o kilkanascie
os6b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-06-29

LAwRENoEvILLE, ILL.,, 29go
czerwca. S. w. Nc Intosh,
poczmistrz w st. Francisville,
dis zosta} z}ozony urzedu
powodu, ae przy rewizyi ksieg
jego okazal sic defcyt kilkuset
dolar6w. Poreczyciele Nc Into.
sha musza pokryc defcyt.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-07-07
A Human Iron Nlinc.

Tho most wonderful fish story that
ever came from BE ks County is the
following:
COsmus Eckcnrode Of :Cllden Town.
ship felt soreness on top OF bis
head tho other day. When the doc.
tor was called In no extracted a fish
hook with part OF the bait and sec.
tiOn OF the line and sinker still at.
tachcd, Mr. Eckenrode, when boy
five years OF age, whom 6shing for
halibut along the Tulpeh0cken,
tramped upon q hook, which entered
his loot. In the eighty years that
have passed since then IL had trav.
eled through ais body till 1t came out
on the top Of his head. A curious
circumstance connected with the case
Is that the hook Is about three times
as largo as when II entered his foot
This Is accounted for by tho suppo.
sitiOn that 1t Is made of magnetic
Ion, and as 1t passed through his
body accumulated additional iron
from the blood. Mr.. EcKenrOde has
been u very fortunate man In this
direction. In addition to u large
number OF needles which passed
through his body, he has ut present
six en'penny nails and u railroad
spike which are at present blowing
their way through his body and have
not yet been eXtracted.-LebanOn
penn. J Report
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-07-07
Points In Buyin;s Shoes.

Any one who expects to secure
comfortable or even endurable ht
should test their shoes we'll LefOre
leaving the store. "Many women "
says Il New York dealer, 'pet a shoe
harnessed on their foot much as q
horse Is strapped up by main strength
in the hands OF an ignorant person;
and there is the woman. and there Is
the horse, fultlcss to all appearance,
not Il trap Topping, not q foald OF
leather that your finger could 20 un.
der; and IL the shoe or the harness
doesn't pain the chafe while at rest, 1t
seems all right But let the horse try
to start, or the woman either, and
the truth will come out always
advice q person to stand and walk
across the floor In a newly.ltted shoe,
to test II before leaving the store with
it."
The former objection to congress
shoes, that they compressed the ankles
and impeded the circulation OF the
blood, thus producing cold feet and
other evils, has been almost entirely
removed by the adoption Of Improved
shares and bsttU spaljty Of GAs2nG
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-07-07
A Tragedy OF Spring.

lie had reached the front door In
his usual morning sprint for the train,
when his wife called for him, ,''Oh,
Tom
Eyes" he aswercd, with his hand
on the knob.
II had my garden fixed yesterday"
she cried, land l want you IN bring
me some plants from town"
'All right" he replied; what do
you wanty Hurry up--I must. catch
my train"
"Well," came the reflective voice
from tho dining.room. you might
bring me-"
'Uh, do hurry" he rctorted, with
o show Ut lmpatiencc
"Well, ! think"
"Quick!" he shouted, with tho
door open; II hear the whistle
what Is ity"
"R.rOscs," was the answer that
reached his ears, and he was OF like
madman.
At noon he feared no might have
been q little harsh that morning, 90
he went out and bought two dozen
varieties OF rose. bushes, and carried
thorny, sciatch things home In the
evening to the peril of any one who
approached him.
Then he laid tho Offering ut his
wife's feet acd was surprised to see
her burst into tcara
What Is the mattcr?" he asked,
wonder ngly. "Are not these eli
right"
"N.no," she s0bbcd. II don't
want roses"
''But, my dear" he protested 'you
co rtainly said roses this morning."
Ill know IT," was the weeping
answer. "iOu made me-you were
In such o hurry, and roses was the
shortest word ! could think of at
that moment. ! w--wantcd chry.
santhcmums and rh0dodendr bu:
you wouldn't give me time to say
them, 0--Hnrn.r'S Bazar
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-07-07
eLeorRIo PARCEL VAN.
4 storage Battery. Driven wagon Witch
Does without Any Horses.

4 Storage Battery. Dr,ven wagon witch
Does without Any Horses.
Trial has. recently been made here
Of On electrical parcel van, which,
IN outward appearance, does not off.
fer greatly from other vehicles Of the
same order, says the New York
Recorder. The absence Of horses
seems to attract the attention of very
few persons indeed.
The van took Its place In the ortii.
nary street traffic. accOmmOda its
:acc to a nicely, coming almost TO a
Ssandstill In the Newgate Street
block and at other congested corners
and availing itself OF the clear run
which MoOrgate Street afforded TO
Increase Its speed to the maximum
permitted by the police regulations.
The steering was admirably man.
aged, and the electrical van generally
had the advantage In finding its way
quickest out Of tangle OF buses,
carts, cabs, and conveyances of every
description. Within the van six peo.
pie Travelled with perfect onfidence.
and wOOd. asphalt, and granite
sets" made no appreciable difference
TO It's progress.
It may be explained that the In.
terior Of the van Is left free for goods;
for the two motors, which are geared
" the wheels, are placed beneath the
drivers seat The elsctr ctr Ia do.
rived from thirty.six cells, which are
carried under the hodv 10 a special
box, and so arranged that they may
bc changed In two minutes when the
accumulatOrs IRE exhausted.
With mis- left hand the driver by
means Of u single switch regulates
the spcel Of the van, which II neccs.
sarv, may be IA high rs fifteen miles
an hour The right hand Is free to
turn u steering wheel, which Is p,o.
vlded with u pointer. indicating the
direction In which the vehicle Is 20.
Ing. As the steering gear has ball
bearings, the conveyance Is under per.
feet control with a minimum Of ef.
tort.
1t is calculated that the cost Of
working such u yam, which woulu re.
quire two horses, Is four cents pcr
mile II electricity be used, and each
charge ewes about thirty miles trav.
cling.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-07-07

nures and fertilizers when analysed
consist OF the same chemical constit-
uents, only In different form.
In case chemical science can fad
any means Of combining these gases
with solids or liquids so that they
may be stored In barrels or bags, It
Is possible that a valuable use may
be found for these gases as fertilizers.
Nitrogen Is popularity supposed to be
inert gas having no value, but chem.
ical science may possibly find a way
to subdivide this gas and convert IL
into valuable uses, and to this end
chemists can direct their efforts, pos.
sibly to good advantage.
Every feature Of this highly per.
fected and superior process and APP
paratus is covered by United States
and foreign patents, issued and pend
ing. as follows:
United States patents: 339,47l,
800, 472. 341,5O6, 3s0,lo3 $50, lOi,
$50, l05, 3s9,1O6, 472,O'7. Other
patents pending.
English patents: 1888, Of 1888;
1879, Of 1892. Other patents pend.
ing.
NATIONAL GAS AND WATER Co.,
Sole owners Of the Rev U. s. Pat
ents, 2ls LaSalle street, Chicago.
III.
HENRY c. REV, President,
8O3 Chamber Of Commerce, Chicago,
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The latter has been so perfect.
ed In the matter Of durable elasticity
that baggy cores are now the excep.
ton, instead OF the rule OF formerly.
krha old. fashioned V.shaped gore is
being superseded by the rounded
bottom, and with o reach forward
where IL joins the tixings Of the shoe,
which permits the use Of narrower
strip OF the elastic without adding to
the labor Of putting the shoe on or
OF. The popularity Of this handy
shoe has always depended upon this
little adjunct to its makeup, and the
goremakers have taken the hint.
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A Danish Dairy.

One OF the most noted dai,ics In
the world Ia under the direct super.
vision OF woman. Madam Nielscn's
farm Is about an hours ride by rail
from Copenhagen. The products of
her skill 70 to many countries, every.
where commanding pri, es much larger
than those for which the goods OF
other produces sell. She has been Q
close student Of dairying for nearly
80 years. She has visited England,
Holland, Switzerland. and Norway
and France, and has studied the
method OF dairyIng In those countries.
She now has q sort OF school Of dairy.
Ing, In which she instructs pupils.
Most OF them are young women. They
give their services to her while they
are under her tuition, so that much
Of her work 10 done by her pupils
Throughout Europe many OF the chief
dairy women are graduates from
Madam Nielsen's school. The farm
on which the dairy 10 carried on
comprises only Q hundred acres. IL
Is cared for by Madam Nielsen's hus.
band and son.in.law, but when they
deliver the warm milk into her DOS.
session their responsibility ceases.
She personally superintends the max.
Ing OF the butter and the various
kinds Of cheeses, and she markets her
products Between % and 30 cows
are kept In the heard, ana about 2G
Is the average number giving milk at
one time. The dairy buildings are
not elaborate Nearly all the pro.
cesses are old.fashioned. FOR In.
stance, no separatOrs and no steriliz.
ing apparatus Is used in her creamery.
The churning and butter working is
done by hand, the product is packed
IN small china crooks Madam Mel.
sen makes several kinds OF cheese, all
equally celebrated. She is rot
educated except In subjects Of her
speciality. She has made u snug for
tune and an international reputa.
ton.
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shut of and the ash outlets and fuel
inlets are opened.
The action of the exhauster draws the
air necessary for heating up into the
openings thus drawing the gas and
heat away from the stokers and heat.
ing up the generators, coking cham.
becs and superheaters, so that when
the operations OF cleaning the fires
and adding fresh fuel are finished,
the apparatus is about ready for a
run of gas.
Other apparatus in the market are
entirely stopped when these opera
tons are performed, and long time
is required to heat up after cleaning
out and supplying fresh fuel. At
the same time, large volume OF gas
and heat is wasted by opening up
such generators for the purpose OF
causing a natural draught to draw
the gas and heat away from the stok-
ers.
8. 1t provides method OF hand
ling the apparatus whereby the final
burned products OF combustion,
which are now discharged into the
air while heating up, can be stored
In holders provided that any valu.
able use can be found for them.
These completely burned and ex.
tinguishing gases consist OF carbonic
acid, nitrogen, sulphurous acid, and
ammoniacal vapors. The best ma.