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VISITING THE ISLANDS - Favorte. City.
Persons desiring to visit the military posts on
the islands in the Bay OF San Francisco must
first obtain permission from army headquar-
tiers, in the Phelan building. Permits OF this
character are granted when the vessel that
carries passengers to the island Is not other
wise engaged.
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HALE BROS. 9s7, $780, ss9 o., , MARKET s5 Street.

INCORPORATED,

G0~n,o- Made to order
kA for us, an inn
Hosiery, f ms1 fer o ars in.
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CoPYRIGHT-E. c., Berkeley, Cal. Copyright
In literature is the protection an author has
that his work will not be pirated by another.
To copyright book IL is necessary to send to
the Librarian OF Congress at Washington
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ECCHRE-Slbscrioer. City. If in a game OF
eucnre one OF the players plays his hand afnna
his opponent could not play it alone against
him. 9-es
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A QUESTION OF MoNEY-E. c.. Berkeley
Cal The proportion of money that an author
receives from publisher Is a matter of ar
Iangement between the author and the pub
Usher. There Is no general rule to this matter
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followers OF Joss. Nearly all the churches OUT
side OF the Catholic and the synagogues can
furnish the number Of communicates. but this
would show only the number Of those whose
names are inscribed on the roll of membership
OF each church, but that would not show the
number of the residents who believe in the
teaching of any particular church. Figures
relating to the number OF people belonging TO
any particular religious sect are. as a rule,
merely estimates.
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RELIGIOUS CREEDs- +. G. and A o. s..
City. There are no statistics from which any one
can obtain exact figures as TO the number of resi-
deuis belonging to each Of the many religious
creeds In San Francisco. 1t Is claimed that
Catholic church. $4,000 the number of the
jewish faith and about 5000 represent all
the other creeds combined, not Including the
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FOREIGN CoPYRIGHT-E. S. K, City. An
author who desires To copyright a book in The
United States aud In England should file his
application at the same time in each country.
In England after book has been published.
action for its Infringement can be maintained.
Ii an American author wishes to secure English
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ODD FELLows-J. j. t. NJ. Erie. Weld
County. Colo. There is a lodge of Odd Fellow,
at Covelo and one at Cahto. Meudocino County
Cal. but none al Sherwood in the same counIv
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SEPARATIoN-G. T., City. This correspon-
dent writes 10 say that ten years ago bis wife
left him, that neither applied for or obtained
divorce from the other, that now he is broken
down In health, unable TO support himself.
while his wife is In good circumstances, and he
wishes TO know il his wife can be compelled to
support him. As a general rule If husband and
wife separate aud both sign articles OF separa-
ton neither would be entitled TO support from
the other unless there was return 10 the fam
lily residence within year OF the time Of the
signing Of the articles of separation. But there
is nothing TO prevent a husband from going TO
the home of hts wife IL no such agreement was
signed, and she, presumably, having promised
to 'tahe her husband for better or for worse,
to care for him through sickness or suffering"
wonio be expected to carry out her promise. as
she Is siil bis wife, despite the fact that for ten
years they did not speak as they passed by.
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A DIME OF 1871. f.. San Jose. Santa
Clara County, Cal. A New York coin-deaer's
catalogue for the current year fixes the selling
price OF dime OF 1881. If in fair condition, at
20 cents, and IL very good at so cents.
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THE PUREST ENGLISH H. NJ, City. 1t is
claimed, and is generally conceded, that the
people of the city OF Boston, Mass. speak the
English language with more purity than those
of any other city. The students and graduates
of the University of Dublin are credited with
speaking the purest English that Is spoken IN
Great Rritain.
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CHICAGO AND MEATS-A. S., City. Chicago
does not supply san Francisco with fresh
meats, nor does San Francisco send cattle 10
The Windy City TO be slaughtered there SO that
the meat may be returned here. Chicago no
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CHAMPION ALL-ARoUND--J. F. W., City.
The champion ali-around athlete of the world
a, This time, Is Golf OF The New Jersey Athletic
Club, 80
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-20
Kawa zdrowia!
Kawa zdrowial

kto chce dfugO aye, zawsze
zus Owym by &. Ten mierh pie W mieisoe
Ewyczajnej kawy, KS Sch Kneipps KaWe
zdro wta- Kazdemu Z pewooscia wiaios
mo jas wysokie zsjmuje stanov i ko ma polu
uodolec.nictwa. KS Sch. Kneipp. swiadcsy
na1iepiej t.. ze roo7nie przejezdka do niego
okofo 80 tysiecy pacyen,6w e wszystLieb
czesci s~iata, DsiroEmait .zej ~nsrodowotci,
opuszczonych przez najsiynniejs.ych leka-
rzy, tam poDoc znajduja. Mafo komu xna-
mem jest, jake zie skr'Li wywoluje kawa
Iiarnkowa oh" OBJ, nsjdrozs a ma oroonizm
ludzki. Najlepszem dowodem tego fest, fe
z ~zIarnkowej kawy wydobywa sic jedno 2
nalmocnieJszych trucizn taS zwana ,Coffein"
z ktoreJ Joz mafa porcya wystarczy najmoc.
niejszemu czfowiek wi zycie odebrac. Ka.
wa tn fas zawiera = sobie xdro-
via najPrzychylniejsre s~ubs.aneye jake to:
Jest nadzwyczaj potywna, zdrowotna / ma
mifyi przyjemny smak. s~zczegolnie pole
cenia godna Jest ola siabych, neru owych
cierPiacych ma boil giowy, zofadka, dzieci,
mttek ka miacych it'd. it'd. A katem 2 kaz.
dem d 'mu powinna bye uzywans, komu o
W ! swell rodzipy zdrowie chodIi' Zada;cie
W erocerniach tylko Kaw zdro IA a
kazdy grosernik wan z checia sprowadxi. =
funt KS. Knoippa KRwy zdrow win
k6szutpje o.
PREY odbierze 20 funt6w kos.tuje funt 20 c.
Nadarza tn sic dobra sposobnosc Ola gro.
cernikow | agent6w, kt6rsy przy mafem sta
Ianiu, moga sobie " kr6'kim czasie wyrobit
dobre s~tanowisko, takowym dale st6sowny
oprocr tego mann zawsze ma skfadrie zio{a
AS; Sch: kneippa ma wsselkie cier ienia.
eadesii1 90 c opisr T~ojs chorobe, q natych-
mas. oostaniesz~ nieZawodny stoso why srodek
M 1--WE c,erPienia. A. Waszkte wtcz.
liz Willow st. Bloomf eli. N. j.
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szko ME tyje, ale duch iego p~omied.y
narodem 90 raz bardziej sic sserzy 1
wyda mote " kr6tce Jesroze jednego
takiego ryoersa.
~ Choir odipiswai n . 4 g,osy ,3ra.
ola ~rocznica". kt6ry sic doskonale udai.
81 Dsklamscys IA letuiej e6rki p.
Szwamberskiego, nRsciawice". Po-
m'mo mfodego wieku jednakowoa pry-
sksfs Z iej serca miios6 ojczyzny.
% Mszurek nWieniawskiego" ma for
tepia. Skrzypoe.
y spiew solowy poprzedniei miodej
deklamatorki M Freeman Z ojoem,
fortepian. Mtoda soiewaczka doskona-
lie sic I swej roll wywisrals i tea aywe
oflaski odebrala.
81 Odczyt p. DR.. Kolanowskiego o
wypadkach z Z. 1794.
% Choir robotnik6w ~odspiswal o Bar.
toszu kostiumach kosynierskich i
wywineli sic re swego zadania dosko.
male, to rzeczywiscie ~prEypominali kra-
kusow pred 100 laty.
lO) Pan Kromks zadeklamowal ,Po-
grzeb Kofciuszki".
l1) Preludyum SIopena n, fortspia.
ME p. r.
LIZ Dsklamacys ,Piesh liruika", wy
kouaia parma Jasihska ku o~golnemu
zadowoleniu.
1S) Eywy obraz pPrrysiega Kosciu.
ski ua rynku " Krakowie.
l4) spiew ogolny " dymem po.a-
row.
l5) Zywy obraz Apoteoza Kossiuszki.
Plerwszy obr AZ, prxysiega Kosoiu.zki
jest fotografowauy | mosna 90 n,by6 u
Tow. Przemysiowc6w Pol,kich " Lip.
sku przeE cztonka p. JArzebowskisgo
" Lipsku - Gohlis Sifs str. B DO 2
mk, bez porto.
w og6le eaiy program przyjsto z
wielkiemi oklaskami, " kohcu nastspila
wsP6lns kolacys, podczas kt6rej byl
koncert Z rozmaitemi mowami l t,asta-
mi jsko to nKoohajmy sic" i t. p. byl
wiecz6r tax urormaioony ae bawiono
sic oohoozo do 3 rano. Gale uio.enie
obchodu zawdzieczy6 musimy komitsto.
wi, ktory ME srczedzii swej pracy.
Pomiedzy gosemi ajwiecej odznsczyio
sic Drezno, kt6re swyoh nsjdzielniej.
szych delegat5w ~przysiafo. Os6b byio
ESQ. Podczss biesiady nadssziy 2 ts-
legrsmy Z ayczeniami j tn jeden cd
byfego ozionka tutejsrego Tow. = drugi
Z Biblenf sid cd Tow. Sobieski, kt6rym
niniei'sem dziekl skladamy.
Jeden 2 o6ecnych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-20

Starry leksrz doktor, przestsw,,y
Prsktykowsc, q nsjso doreczony pre-.
misyonsrzy Wschodnich Indf, formu-
larz Prostego leozenis wsrzywami, W
krotkim ozssie zupetnie leczy suohoty,
zsPslenie krtsni, kstsry, ~dyohswioe
inne gardlowe ! piuone choroby, orsz
zupesne ! predkie w~yleczenie nervo-
wyoh sssbosci nerwowych chorob, DO
,RyProbowsniu tych leczniczych irod.
Row " ty~:isc.nyoh wypsdEsch wzisl
sooie "a obowiszek oglosic 10 swym
cierpiacym riomkom. Bedac przeistv
oheoia ultenis ~cierpiscej ludzkosci, d.
przeszle "a dsrmo ksademu tito lad,
receipt " Niemiecxiu, Frsnouzklm LIB
Angielskim jezyku Z wskszowksmi lax
utyws6.
Adresowsc = doisczeniem mark
inienis gszety. ". n. Moves,
80 Powers Black. Roches N. Y
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nych ciezkich cierpieniach nietylke zu-
Pefnie wyzdrowisA, ale nadto czuje Die
teraz znaczuie a~drowsxym niA byi pred
choroba, dzieki sztuoe lekarskiej / villas
mel wytrsymaiej nature.
- Pomnik meozehstwa. = w Ks.
mienicy (pow. Limanowski), m.jstku
hr. Potulickiego, posweooao 8 b. M.
krzya Psmistkowy Ia pomordowanych
Krotan. Move do ludu licInis zgro
madzonego misi dziekan G6rski.
- Grsbkowo, 8 msjs. W pierwszych
dniaoh msja przybyli do naszej osady
dwaj G6rnoslszasY, ktorzy sobie tn par
oele zakupili, | wprswdIie gospo iarz
Kozera z Grabows powiatu St,z sleckie
60, zakupii go m6rg 1 bedzie sic tn blu
dowai, q gospodarz Kapics z I1bioks
tegot Powiatu, zaku III IL m6rg jut z
gotowymi budynkami. Witalismy ioh
serdecznie jako naszyoh braci rodak6 y,
DO mas jut odtsd bed1ie tn dziewieciu q
G6rnego S!a.ka. Tskae Gr,bkowscy
Pahstwo Przyjeli ich re staropolska 60.
scinnoscis.
Oziminy u mas bardzo bujno ida i luz
sic kfosy Poka,ujS DO ter czas byi ole.
ply, lscz Z poczstkiem maja powietr.e
sic oziebifo ! Ago majs nawst tn sniee
upadl.
Psroele, kt6re j~eszoze tn q M sprze.
da1, wszystkie 50 obsians tytsm, kt6re
latos ob6ty zbi6r zapowi.d.. Kupuj,cy
vice psrcels mote Z niej wieoej spr.s-
tna6, Mill zaliczks takowej wyuosi.
Dwai tutejsi osadnicy, kt6rzy cd R.
cibor.a pochodzs, zsczynsjs plant.oye
tabaki, DO ssdzS Re ziemis jest pod tn.
bake zdatna. Tak4e pod buraki cukrowe
jest wyborna ziemia.
Prz7bywajcie wieo jeszczs, bracis
Slszscy, do mas i kupujcie to ziemie q
ME pozsiujecie. D1ii dnia 8 maja OBJ
Ohodzilismy tn uroozyscie fwieto sw.
Stanisfaws, ktory rownie jak sw. Woj.
ciech, jest Pstronem narodu polskiego.
lego swieta Wy M Sls1ku ME macie.
Teraz rozpoczyua sic We wszystkich
polskich szkofaoh. w. Ks. Pczuahskiepo
Polska nauka, lecz tylko kilks godzin "
tygodniu ola sreduisgo odd,iaiu dzieci.
Przynsjmniej cies.ymy sic Z tego, ae
nasze dziatki mogs sic dobrzs n,uczyc
Pc polsku ezytac i pisae.
Lubawa " Prusach zachodnioh.
Nauczyciel S. Z miejsoowoSci F. narobii
dfug6w, sfaiszowai kilka weksli | uciekl
do Ameryki. = Dxiedzic p. Stanislaw
Roaycki z Zsjsczkowa kaH} 1aopatr.yc
tabiice gminna W niemieckie / polskis
napisy, aaeby Niemcy 1 Polscy mogli
sc dokfsdnie inf ,rmows6. Landrat k.-
zaf mu tablice to usunsd i postawic tyl.
10 tablioe z niemieckim napisen. Pan
Rd.yoki Postawil tsblioe Z niemieckim
naPisem, ale obok niej tablioe Z polskim
n 'Pisem. a starej tablicy Z niemieckim i
Polskim nspisem ME usuns', tax as to.
raz 't'js try tablce gminne. Pan
iandrat nakazsf tsraz ponownie usunsc
z tabllce ! Pozostswic tylko tablice z
niemieckim nspisem njsko zupsinie Wy.
star ssjsca' I zagrozii, te karami zmusi
p. Rotyokisgo do usuniscis 2 innyob
Table. Ciekswos6, 90 terax nsstspi.
Pan Roaycki czuje sic bye wswem pra-
vie, bod W swojej wiasnej wsi wolno
postswi6 obok tsblicy z urzedowym
nspisem tskae tablios z polskim napi-
sem.
W Krakowie zostali skaxani "a
rorruohy " czasie ~uroczystosoi Koiciu.
szko wskich: jeden osksrzopy ma 8 mie-
siecy, A n 3 do 8 miesisoy wiezienis.
LIPsK, dnis 20 msja 1894.
SDraWOzdanie 4 odhvtaoo h,hod
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LIPsK, dnia 20 maia 1894.

LIPsK, dnis 20 maja 1894.
SPrswozdsnie z odbytsgo obohodu
Pewstsnis Kosciusrkovskiego Z dnia Ia
majs b. r.
Rsno o Ssj odbyso sic nsboss6stwo
aafobne. 0 godzinie Sci po posudnio
" sail " Stadt Slrtsn rozpoczels sic
uroezystcsc z nsstspujscym progrs.
mem:
1 Obch6d zagsii prezss komitetu D,
DE-. r. witsjsc gosci l pre- 1srawisjso "
krotkich sfowsch bohaterstwo. Kosoiu.
ski.
u Nsstspnie o~dspiewsno wspolnie
Pies6 .Bote cos Polske" spisw odbijas
sic tax o scisny, 70 ME jedusmu zdsws-
10 sic 10 sic znsjdujs ns ojO1ystsj zis-
mi.
81 Wygsosii odOzyt p. Trebslski z
tyois Koiciuszki, Gtowsokiego / Kili6-
skiego, wspominsjsc ich bohsterstwo,
skreslii " swej movie, Re Kosoiuszko
ME tylko "a wolnosc ludu ~pClskiepo,
ale tskte "a wolnosc iudu a~meryksh-
skiego wslcryi. Nsdmisnis powtore
G~iowsckiego, isk tenss umiai wslozyc,
chooist ME byi uczonym tosnierzem,
pomimo tego Moskslom gtowy koss
zmistsi. Wreszcie wspomnisl o Kilih.
skim, ktory pomimo, Re byi szewoem
axle drielnie wslczyc potrs6i.
Kohczsc dodsi, te pomimo IL Kosoiu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-20
DIR. PIOTRA
eomQzQ


est uwaiane "a jedno z najlepszych le-
karstw tego rodzaju. Oczyszcza krew,
nadaje odnowiona iywotnosc, wykorze-
nienia zarodki choroby z ciala, gdyi
prZyczynia sic do tego, Re wszystkie or
gany Znajduja sic W dobrym stanie do
dZialania. Medycyna Jest przygotowana
2 przeszio trzydziestu roznych gatunkow
ingredyencyj, glownie 2 roslinnego kr6-
lestwa | byia zrana w uiyciu przez pre-
szio sto lat. Utywano go z wielka ko-
rzyscia we wszystkich ogolnych terra
zni"Jszych dolegliwosciach, a xwlaszcza
w tych, ktore pochodza z krwi 1 chore-
go ioladka jake to:
Zatwardzenie, B6l glowy, Do~legliwoscj
watroby. Zofciowosc, Z6ltaczka, Reuma-
tyzm, Wodna puchlina, Trudnose ira
vienna, ~Niestrawnose, Goraczka, R61a
Pryszcze, Zebra 1 ograszks, Szkrofuly.
Strupy, SwierZbiaczka, Glisty. Liszai,
WrZody, Rakowe wy-osniecia, B6le | "a.
ny, Bole W systemic koscf, wychudnie-
nie, Dolegliwosci niewiast, SlabosS.
Bronchitis, Zarnice, B6 W krzytach,
Zawr6t glowy, l t. d.
6OM0ZO ME jest medycyna patentowa-
ma tez ME sprzedawaja jej aptekarze;
lecz meicZyZni | niewiasty, ktorzy uiy.
wajac Je, zostali wyleczeni, s~powodowa,
nj przez wdziec znosc ola doktora, 1 przez
zycZenie, ably 1 ich wspoltowarzysze cd
niesli korzyse, dziaiaja jake jego agenci
w ten sposob moga 90 dostarczye lu-
dziom cierpiacym W oddaleniu.
Jest nieocenionem jake lekarstwo do
move q m~ianowicie W miejscowosciach
~pofozonych bardzo daleko cd lekarzy
aptek. Lekarstwa tego ME MONA dostat
Cd aptekarzy, lecz tylko cd miejscowych
agentow. Jeieli ME ma agcnta W wa
seem sasiedztwie. przyslijcie $500 a do
staniecfe dwanascie Csc. butelek ma PRO
be wprost cd wlasciciela. Taxi obstalu
mex mole kaidy dostae tylko raz.
DIR. PETER FAHRNEY,
M-nI S. Huyls Ave. Chicago u
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-20

HARMONIKE ;;$s:;;is s. : S= 2;
" sprzeda-
lemy "a $500. Kto nam przysle I dol. temu po-
opfacamy przesyfki, Ponizsza harmonika lest
sprzedavana po innych skladaeh cd 0 do - dol.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1894-11-24
THE CHEAPEST LIGHT.
1t is That Used by the FirefIies, and
IheV Alone Have the Secret.


One of the prettiest sights of summer
evening IN the country Is a meadow COW
cred with swarm Of lifting hrefes,
says the Boston JOlrHaL Many intense
ly practical people have laughed at any
suggestion that this FREELY light could be
utilized III any way by man. let sci6n-
lists have long been at work on the prob
lem, and one of the number, Secretary
Langley, of the Smithsonian Institution
has arrived at some startling conclusions.
The light shed by these little insects is
the most economical ilIuminant in the
world. 1t has no waste and no over
running meter. Moreover, it is one hum
dred times as cheap as gas, which means
that one pays 4 dollar tor q cents worth
of light, and even with electricity the
waste is enormous. With the FREELY there
is no waste by the production of heat.
This may seem rather strange 10 those
who lnSeparably connect a light with
some degree of heat manifestation, and
this cold light" if such it might be
called, would be peculiarly adapted to q
hot summer evening. 1t is probably
simply the result OF a chemical action
which produces phosphorescence.
1t is produced at One-tour-h undredth of
the cost OF energy represented IN a candle
lame, and is supposed to come from the
slow combustion of material secreted
by the nervous organism of the insect.
The temperature of the Iight-giVing or
gaus Is the same as that OF other parts of
the body.
In Professor Langley's experiments he
took the insects, Kept them in the dark
all the time, preserved their eggs a long
time, and ground the dried substance to
powder. In all these cases the application
OF moisture produced light, proving the
chemical origin of the phenomenon. To
produce light OF equal brilIiancy artific-
womb a So.
least 1000 degrees. The most brilliant of
the varieties of animal life capable of
producing light Of this character is the
'cucuJo," the famous tIretiy OF the trop-
les. Ihirty-eight OF these yield one can
die power. The natives OF Cuba confine
them IN paper lanterns, and they have
been used to take photographs by a two
minute exposure OF bromide plates.
These insects, or beetles, to speak en-
actly, were used by Professor Langley in
perimentng. They begin life as a grnh
and are variOusly called skip iacks,D or
"spring tails" Damp evenings seem to
be the most favorable time to observe
their habits, as then they shine most
brilliantly.
Nature having produced this most eco
nOmical light, which in the most exag-
gerated instance cannot be made to affect
the most delicate thermometer, seems to
laugh at the feeble efforts of man to fol-
low her plan. 1t is true that the Geissler
tube, plaything of the laboratory. will
produce light without heat, but it is in
capable OF practical production. Scien-
lists believe that ere long the secret
of the wonderful light, which has been
proved to be not unlike the luminous
calcium sulphide paint Of commerce.
will be discovered, with a result as rev.
pulmonary in the world of illumination
as that caused by electricity.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1894-11-24
He WILL LIVE ON.
To Spite the Cruel Heartlessness of
UnfeeIing World.

To Spite the Cruel Heartlessness of an
Unfeeling World.
A man who had just dined at Wood
ward avenue restaurant the other even
ing, was picking his teeth in that selt-sat-
istied way so aggravating to u hungry
person, when he was accosted by a pedes-
TRAN, who promptly introduced himself
as follows:
WDeevening, sir. 1 am a bum. NV
name is Dawson. L want to ask favor OF
YOU"
81 swore off long ago." replied the
diner, as he carried the toothpick over to
his other jaw.
'You mistake my object, sir! L am
not asking you for money to pay for
drink, lodgings or food. L do not want
to go to Toledo, Buffalo or Chicago. In
fact, L do not want money to live on, but
to die on"
"Um! Want to die, eh?''
81 do, sir. This is my last night in
the beautiful city of Detroit and also on
earth By midnight my soul shall have
winged its weary flight to that mysteri-
Gus realm"
"Going to commit suicide?"
81 am. | have coolly and calmly fig
ured ii out. Life has been a failure. 1t
is not worth the living. In that other
land l can perhaps become a successful
vag."
''But why should dying man want
| money!"
81 owe man in this town % cents. He
is q good man and poor. He lent me the
money to keep me from suffering, and l
won't be mean enough TO die and leave
him to whistle for it. | want to put that
quarter in his hand and say to him, Jim,
old boy, Pm going hence, but before / GO
| want to square up. Here's your quar-
ter, and may heaven reward you for your
kindness. That's what l want TO say,
sir, and / now ask you for the coin."
1es. You are sure to die?''
My mind is irrevocably made up"
And Jim must have this quarter?"
HE must"
"Ill do better than that" said the man
as he pulled out book and pencil. ''Give
me Jim's address and I'll call around in
the morning and break the sad news of
your death and hand him half. What's
the full name. pleaseW
1.-The full name? Sir, you are evidently
heartless human reptile, and | want
nothing more to do with you. Keep your
money, sir, keep your money, and PHI be
hanged if / commit suicide; No, sir.
When / see such evidences of cruel heart
lessness of the world, it decides me to
live on just as long as l can and be just
as mean as / can. Consider our inter-
view at an end. Good night, sir.''
And he drew himself up and stalked off
through the darkness and left tile man to
chew his toothpick and look after him
and regret his uspicions.-Detroit Free
Press.
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barrel was at last pushed back into it's
former position. Before, however, Eide
lin could recover his position securely,
the barrel under his head was ierked out,
cutting the back of his head severely,
but finding nothing the officer pushed
the barrel back in disgust and walked
away.
The bird appears to have flown" said
the Captain
-. Il thought saw him go out the back
door as came around the corner" said
Sergeant Il found the back door open.
de must have heard us and escaped to
the swamp.n
We'll, the patrol will catch him if he
goes down the creek" replied the Cap
tam. 1T must be there by this time"
Thanks, Captain," said Edelin, to him.
sell, Il Will go up the creek.'
crack, crack, went a revolver, at the
other END OF the village.
1here he goes now" cried the men,
ana ali OF them rushed from the room to
their horses and galloped where they
hearu the shots. This was EGelin's
chance Slipping out from his uncom-
IortaDle position he felt the back of his
neck with his hand, where the wound
was, ana then glanced over the counter.
ne room was empty, and the noisy clat-
ter OF the troopers could be heard down
Inc ROAD. Edelin, ran 10 the back door.
\ ot trooper was in sight In an instant
ne had gained the creek and the marsh,
jumped into the skiH and padded up the
creek under the bridge into the dense
marsh beyond. He was safe, for il would
| nave been very hard thing for Il guide,
who knew all about the marsh, to have
found him, and impossible tor the Union
troops, who knew very little about the
locality, to do so. The troopers stayed
in the village until morning, thoroughly
searching 1t and the surrounding coun-
try, while the patrol from the river
secured the marsh.
Late IN the evening of the second day,
a dllapldated figure crawled out of the
rank reeds and made his way to a house
which stood d short distance from the
creek. 1t was Dick Edelin,, torn, dirty,
muddy and very hungry. His rap
brought young girl TO the door. who re-
celved him with joyful cry and dragged
HIM into the house, which belonged to
Edelln's first cousin. After hearty din
ner Edelin, went back to the swamp, so
as to escape any danger from troopers
who still fingered in the neighborhood.
He made his camp in the very center of
the swamp, upon little island, only q
few feet square, IN Wilderness of reeds
and mud. There he lived for several
months, until he was fortunate to escape
and join the Southern Army. Every
morning during his stay in the swamp,
one could hear the echo of gun on the
marsh, and the men at the store would
say-"Ihere'S Dick Edelin, getting his
breakfast" and then they would laugh
Haddo Gordon IN New York Post.