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WHAT THE THEORY WAS.


Naluablcs Were Gone.
Dear mo" said Mr.. snapshot, with q
start Of surprise which did not at all de-
1civo his wife. is it possible that it IS so
latcE must hurry, or | shall be late for
the club meeting
But you went to tho club last cvon-
Ing" poutcd bis wife"
Il ate my dinner yesterday, but that
did not prevent mo from being hungry to-
day, remarked Mr. Snapshot as he put
on his OvershoCs. Tho fact is that we in
stalled che officers last evening. and now
a-a-wc arc to vote on the admission If
some new members. 1 shall be home
early"
That ; what you always say, but
'But, ElinOr it was only Il last nilLt
when | Camc in.
so you said, but remember shall put
my watch under my pillow tonight and
SEQ the time for myself L only hope you
will net como home and find me murdered
by ban liars some night"
But burglars have nevcr"-
That's not saying they mover will.
And finding inc awake, AS | always am in
your absence they would be suro to Kill
me. -
But there are burglar alarms at all the
doors and windows. Besides, if rcmcm-
Der rightly, l walked the ncighbors for
four blocks around before You heard ue
the night lad forgotten my key
Keep 20 the subject, if you please Mr.
Snapshot as say. can never sleep un.
til Won have come in However. if / am
attacked, ] can call across to Mr. Homer
for help. l shall lave the window in the
side hail put NJ On purpose 1t will DO
notifying to let an old ndmirer know
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-04
9quaring the Circle.

There have been many ambitious math-
ematiCians in all the nges who have aimed
at the squaring of tle circle and all, oven
those Of the present century, with all mod.
ern suggestions at their hands have been
Unsuccessful Tho Engineers Gazette l.
authority for the statement that the oldest
mathematical book III the world, which
dates some 4, 600 years back and was writ.
ten - Egypt, contains rule for squaring
tho circle. The rule given is To shorten
the diameter by "a ninth, and on the line
so obtained TO construct square, and this
though far from being exact, Is neat
enough for most practical purposes, Since
then the amateur squarer Of the circle has
been thorn In the side of tine professional
mathcmat iC!au. Learned societies, AT last,
in pure self defense, made IA rule that all
solutions of the problem sent to them
should without examination be cunsgn-
ed To the flames
In the last century II FrenChman named
Mathulus WAS SO sure that he had succeed
cd in squaring the circle that he offered u
reward of $1,000 10 any one who proved
his solution was erroneous Ii was shown
to be erroneous, if not to his own satislac-
lion, at least to that of tho courts, and he
had to pay the money, Mathcmaticinns
have long been convinced that the solution
was impossible hut it is only few years
since they We're able to demonstrate this
German professor named Landmark
published in 1882 demonstration which
was accepted by the scientific world us sat
isfaotory, 50 that would be squarers Of tho
circle may now rest from their labors, see
Ing that it has been mathematlcally PROV.
ed that the thing cannot be done.
The climate of EIayti is Of course wholly
tropical, and to some temperaments the I'M
broken continuation at the weather, rather
than the intensity ri the heat, is well nigh
intolerable Higher temperatures some
times visit New York and Philadelphia
than even go to Eayti.
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Tho acma Of the carr Sisters.

Clovrt0Ool, tho homo of the poet sisters,
Alico and PhTbe Cary, near Cincinnati,
has brcD purchased by their lifelong
friend, Mrs. VI. Louise Thomas, whose son
married The oldest Of tho Cary sisters. and
1t is intended 20 preserve 1t il the family
As Cary memorial. 1t is Mrs. Thomas
plan to restore all tho old time loneliness
of Cloyrruook by placing In it her century
old mahogany furniture, blue china,
books, Revolutionary relics OF priceless
value, and making it the summer home of
the family. Tho place ut present contains
26 acres, With n good brick house and new
barn upon it, the original franc building
in wAich the poet sisters wore born having
been sold some wears ago and removed 10
Mount Healthy, o milo north 1t has 4
charming grove Of several acres of wood
land, una n beautiful stream crosses the
place.
Three generations Of the Carys distin-
guishcd themselves in the service of the
country-1irs;. Colonel Christopher, to
whom this grant Of land was made by
James Madison, the fourth president of
the United States, about century ago, in
return for loyal and gallant services in the
Revolution, second, Robert, his son, ana
the father Of the poet sisters in the war Of
1879, who was present at the surrender Ct
Hun md. Third, Warren, whn still lives
upon the old place did good service in the
late civil war. Alice Cary was tho first
president ot Sorusis Worcester spy.
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to sing when. with father and mother. she
wor.Lincd (;od IN fine VILLAGE cb,trnh. zinc
service over. tho minister vor,, down tho
nislc Sbn enid I'm him. Wore thn.o words
for MOI 'Woundcd for our transrrcssious
Wa, that for mcpi The man of God nm.
derstood her not Uc knew NOT how to
comfort "A ,hipwrcckcd sou. and no rosscd
on. and he unsscd ont The poor ynndcrcr
followed INFO tbo street
Hone For the Fallen,
o,yb,. oro ,.,,, doir,, IT,, ,,o,o,. .,ia
p,, ,,,,in, .,tvLnt on,, ,.,, 1,i,,,. a., -.
niohtyn ooh - sln ro,lind .,I ,ros d, 70
warm n,vscir - and dion tho r,tt1ir,cnu,,h
rnnn and .Lc hold a. thc rniline, ,,,,,il ,In
noroYvs,,, ,vo, o,nr So,o ,,ne.11 49,, I,,,r,,
Tho etrnrt F,lIir, rr,,, cxLn,,stinn ,a'
cnvorirc, L,r..,if n,,,t,, ,,,,,I ,r,or o,,.l,il,
shr rc,rhcd ,,o oItsl.irts IL ,l,o cit,. and
n,seod an into tbo cc,,nt,.,rood Il ,n,,,od
en- familiar Ghn lc,,t ~, tho rn,d and sho
sovv i'm tho dist,nco i, Iiobt in tbo ,,ir,ln,,.
All thnt 1i,,ht b,I Lnon ,,1no,,,i,,,, ,hora
every NIGHT .ircc sbo ,vont n,v,v IN tL,t
country road she nossod until sbc cnnc r.
thc gordou cato Oh, oronnd Il md nos,ca
I'M the oath where sb, nlovcd in childhood
She camc to tho stons and locked in Mt tho
fire ON the hearth Tbrn sho nut brr I'm.
gers to the latch oh If that door had
been locked she would have ncrishcd on
tho threshold for she wns ncor to dcotb
But that door had not been locked since
the time she went away. She pushcd omen
tho door, She went in and Inv down on
the hearth by the fire The old houso doc
crowded as he saw her cutcr hrt thorc was
something in the voice he recognized and
he friskcd about her until he almost
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Not G"od In Mayonaaisc Dressing.

certain Buffalo young woman who
justly brides herself Oh her knacI at max
ing salad, and other dainty dishes recent
ly decided to invite few friends for an
evening at cards. She concluded that lob
stcr salad would be the best thing for a
light luncheon and accordingly, with hey
usual care, picked over the lobster. mixcd
the mayonnli,c dressing ana put the dish
away. When the hour for serving the re
ircshmcnts cnmo around, the guests sat in
pleasant anticipation as the salad appeared
As ii was brought in the hostess thought
she detected - peculiar odor, but ascribed
II to sumo new perfume the servant lad
used. One guest took n taste of the salad.
gave start and put down his fork \
young woman who took good mouthful
coughcd and .mads a wry face. The hostess
then confidently partook of her own prod
uct
Gracious goodness" she exclaimed
hastily putting her napkin to her lips,
don I eat any more Of that salad. Wait Il
minute and she hastily left the room, 70.
turning in II few minutes with an agoni2cd
expression On her face "I'm 50 sorry, -
she said, hut next to the olive oil bottle
stood one containing clear cod Liver oil,
and that is not very good III mayonnaisc
dressing. '--Buifalp Enquirer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-04
Sun Shades.

Plain White India silk, with natural
sticks. ................. ...............N $l39
White India silk Parasol with rufFe Of
same, natural sticks. $175
White India silk Parasol with Crepe
silk rutilc. white sticks Now s2.75
Very fine white China silk with deep
ruftlc......................Now $500 and $50
Plain % inch Black Parasols, fine silk
top OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Now tl.@9
Heavy Black Surah silk Parasols, with
ruiIlc sl9S, So p, $500
4 Few Colorcd Surah silk Parasols,
in tan, navy blue, cardinal and brown.
with rufiie and natural sticks....Now S.9S
Another small lot of colored Parasols
sold from $50 TO $500 each........Now CSC.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-04
ENGLISH AND FRENCH NOVELS.



II is curious and interesting TO note
that the English and French take opposite
sides in novels, tho English prcfcrrins
now as always, tho romance, or rather
Its modern form, the novel OF adventure.
whilc the French take the kccnr.t pleasure
In tho analysis of characters or uassiona
playing within tho frame of every day life
Before attempting To- decide which is the
better of these two productions IL may b1
well to try and explain how the English
came to choose the romantic and tho
French the realistic method. Tho cxpla-
nation seems to lie on the surface. to Lo
seen by any one who considers tho circum-
stances Of tho two peoples.
Tho English is u culOnlzing race that
seeks adventures and finds them in every
quarter of the globe If Englishmcn do
not push across painless forests to conquer
dragons and deliver fair mnidcns or plunge
into sunoss sea caves to war with mon.
stors moro Terrible than any to be found
in upper air, it is Si,lply true to say that
tho dangers havo only assumed new
forms Fighting frvcrs and famine in In.
dia or tOiling fora livelihood on the frozen
plains Of Manitoba, seeking gold amid
the transforms Of Mashonaland or on
the sunbakcd watrrlcss wastes Of West
Australia the Brton's life is apt TO- 10
one Of great vcissitudes, filled with events
as strange Hs those which, in the telling,
charmed Dcsdemona 1t is not TO be won
dcrcd at that the race that most love, ad-
ventures and perils and feels more koeuly
than others the fascination of the un-
known should prefer works Of art that zen.
dor its peculiar passion. Tho novel Of adj
venture is still, rs it has always boen. tho
chief tyDe Of ENGLISH Crpatiyo work in
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Directed.

well knuwH Judge when q. c., be-
ing unable 10 support his argument in a
certain cnsc hy any legal precedent, in
vented one on tha spot His opponent was
oqua' % tho occasion and invented an
other, which pat the z. c. wholly III the
wrung.
Where's your authority for that" in
CURED thee G. Its in no law book with
which I'm acquainted "
lyon Il find it, said the other prompt
~, ION the same page Of the book you
have just quoted. Tit Bits.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-04

Sea Moss Farine. Tooth
some, Nutritious, EConOm-
Ical 25ct. package makes
10 quarts various dessert
dishes. Receipts with each
package. Write for Fairy
Story Book, illustrated.
Buy Farine of aliGrOcers,
or package mailed on re-
ceipt of IS cents.
Lyon Manufacturing Co,
80 South Fifth St, brooklyn, n. Y.
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Save
X the Babies

Protect their little lives from the
ravagcs of Cholera Infantum by
giving them proper and sufficient
nourishmcnt. The dreaded dis
eases of children which come with
hot weather arc unknown when
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THE GATES OF HELL.
RE-. o. rAlMAGe SPECIFIES SOME
Or THEM.

Or THEM,
lie reN" What They Are Made Of and
Dauin",. the Brngcn Panels with the
Anvn u; GODS truth swinging out and
Bringing In.
NEW YuUK 1nrc 30 In his sermon for
today DE- tHInagc chose u momcutous
and awful cuI'a, The Gates of Hell, " the
text selected being the familiar passage in
Matthew Syi Is, Tho gates of hell shall
not prevail against it,"
EutrHu,cd, until we could endure no
morc ol Tie soicrdor we have often gnzcd
at the 81 r.rF gates, the gptcS Of pearl, the
gates as heaven. But we are for awhile to
look IL tno opposite direction and see
swinging opnr ana shut the gates Of hell.
| rcmcntoc when the Franco German
wac wa7 Eong ct. that stood one day in
Paris 'ooll.ngAt tLe gates of the Tuilcrics.
ana : was 50 absorbed in the sculpturinp
at tho top vi tho gntcs-..thr masonry and
the bronze that forgot myself and after
awhile, looking down, I saw that there
were officers Of the law scrutinizng me,
suppo.sEE ~ doubt ] VIZ II German and
Ioublng az those gates for adverse purposes
But my friends we shah not stand look
ing NJ tho oUt>iuo of tho gates Of hell In
this sermon | shall tell you Of both sides,
and | shall tell YOU what those gates are
made of With the hammer of God : truth
/ shalt pound on the hraIcn panels. and
with the lantern of Gods truth ! shall
fash . light upon the shining hinges
Impure Literature
Gate the First Impure literature. An
thouy tomstock seized 30 tons Of bnd
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-04

emporium the othu! day and said to the
aflable Aoorwalker as he met her at rho
door
Got any yam kuittin thrcad?"
Yes; step This way, please"
"Wait o minute honey" said the old
woman, grabbing the 1oorwnlker hy the
coattnils, much to the amusement Of all
idle clerks, who began to gather around to
see tho fun. i amt AK you vii. Got
any pins, IN cotton stripes, an silk dresses,
an par soils, an hlccchcd tormestic, an
blue ribbon an miller casos an undcr.
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II have used Hoods Sarsaparilla as a
blood purifier and ii has given me great
relief" O. ID. Hopkins, Wolcott, Vt.
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" nm ~ wv" 'i''iE loo' III 'ii't
NY Wv ~" ~ ia '""" away VIC n,"Nery vi
'.'',' ''.N'''E va '"'''C,l'S ap'uV 'hcir lcet,
a." Wv =, ''"''' ,'''" ''"'ir Iouhu VlrGS hke
,iii '''o '''sS' an" iioSc JoW'IS' Vho
W "P''io', an" INV mum
'' INV '"' "'''Pi''' "i'u WIG orlSpihS
~ ,''' ''''','ou pau oi ",icic,1 Erc'
~ Wv, W" Ho'U', wa, V'io LOT" you III
n ','i Law "ii p,o''c" "uo 'lo wy SO
.i..,. '. '"V"1 slIonu 'ro" hc's
"''''' '''''V oi'S o'oo S'ooo'
Alcoholic beverage
Gate the Fourth. -Alcuholo beverage.
On thc wine cup is tho patron of impur-
ity. Tho officers Of the law tell us that
nearly All the mon who go into the sham
pies ul death ~ III Intoxicated, the mental
ana the spiritual abolished that the brute
may triumph. Icil ms 'hht young man
urihks ana Know tho whole story. If he
Incomes captive OF th9 vine cup, he will
become captive OF all other vices. Only
give MN time. 40 one eyer runs drunk
chllcSS alone mat Is u carton crow that
t"'T IN Ilock' ana whcu you see thnt
"'"N "''t"ui you may KNOW thc other Dcaks
are ',''lhE' III otncr WoruS' inc vino cup
o",'"'ncoS ana ue'hroheS ono 3 better
J"uE'''h, anu ic'NoH one inc prey OF an
Nh 'ppoI'cS tnap may choose TO alght
up'u ms S"uA 1nore Is hot pace Oh any
h'i''' VI Sun II! 'l'c nitTu states 'ooay 'nae
"1V9 N.Y. IN" i'S U''i'' "'e'!Ur III 'lt ch'ilce
vi l'ou'"'E' I"oro 's cl'Hor uflilNihE
'"' - INV O'I,,"''' vi "i,' "poNr'
" va" "'','oi .''"'"' n'So pcoplC oHcaFc
toy,li 1i.,,r ,ri,' a. - as,
cal, Of stro,<, dni,,I. Iioa,, 'i'I,,i t'o
h1,,.o 1;,o,,, ii,,a,.i,;.,,, - , i',i'iS
lioo,,c, do.,,I, IT, IN ,,o'.,i.' ~,
cri,,,o. MI dn.,aiiatiorg al ,1i-,.So' ~ ~
,nnrdnrs nh ,yno H. is tha'aa',r,' ,,', a., ~,
In,,i.I,,,r tl,,4 ona Nv wy
iii. orindin,, cro,l., s+,,,'n,,,1,,,i 1l'.r
tbo lns, e'''' VI
int ,.o,,. ...va,, b,,.o doeon,,,,a .,,o-.
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a., s',n,,,, tdi, M "" ,'E,,
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nr tI,a tb,,,,a.,,.,iI D"' ~ no" o'."lio
,.,,,,,,,,., ,,,, - .,,' ~ 90" i0ii,
l.II,. ,,, .i..,' ~ ~, 9i'I''lu
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,,.''..T1 ,, -. ".i' Oh, .""io iroii''
di,,inl. ;.Ij,S wn,,,, I Wv. - "' !Vui
oi,,,a .L, . "ou,' you "Sh "cr ~ pe,
Womb Won introdrco bor n,non,, ,.n,,r no.
Quaintanccships? Would Won take the re-
spor,ibilitv Of milling On the ,,tsid. " tho
cate Of lcI while the nushc7, ON tho inside
oi the gate 3 trying TO get out;
Aou would nor, not one OF thousand OF
you womb caro- 20 10 So You would
NrHr b'aut IIul poetry over hcr sorrows ana
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-04

is used. Add a few drops to baby's
milk. Thousands of eminent ply
sicians are continually recommends
ing it for this purpose.
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She ONLY Wanted TO KNOW.

Il was a little dried up, stoop shout
dcrcd, thick tipped, white eyed black
woman who went into big dry goods
emporium the othe. day and said to the
atlabc loorWalker as he met her at the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-04

But there NAV he one Wandcref TINT
would like to have kind word calling
homcwdrd. l have told you thar society
has no mercy. Did ] HINT Mt an earlier
point in this subject thai God will have
mercy upon any WanGorec who would like
to come back 10 Che h3art ~ infinite loveY
A cold Christmas night in q farmhouse.
Father comes in from the barn, knocks
the snow from his shoes and sits down by
the flro. The mothcr SITS at tho stand
knitting, She says tn him, do you re-
member it is tho anniversary tonight"
Tho fnther Is angored He never wants
any allusiOn to the fact that one had gono
away and the mere suggestion that it was
the anniversary Of that sad event made
him quito rough. although the tears ran
down his cheeks The old house dog that
had played with the wandercr when she
was child comes up and puts his head
on the old man S knee, but he roughly re-
pulses the dog, lie wants nothing to ro-
mind him of tho anniversary day
y cold winter night IN a city church. 1t
Is Christmas night, They have been dec
Grating the sanctuary. \ lost wanderer of
the street, with thin shawl about her, at.
tracted by the warmth and light, comes in
and sits near the door, Tho minister of
religion is preaching If him who was
wounded for our trunsgressions and bruised
for our iniquitios, and the poor soul by the
door said: Why, that must mean me.
Mercy for the chief Of sinners; bruised for
our iniquitiesi wounded for our transgres-
sions.
The music that night in the sanctuary
brought back tho old hymn which she used
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1895-07-04

Gate tho Third -ludiycrcct apparcl
The attire Of woman for the last few years
has been beautiful and graceful beyond
anything | have know, hut there are
those who will always carry that which is
right into the cXtraord aary ana indiscrcet
charge Christian women, ncithor by STYLE
or dress nor adjustment Of apparel. to no
come administrative of evil PERHAPS
mono else will dare TO tell you, so win
ten you that there arc multitudes of men
VINO owe their eternal damnation to what
has been AT different times the boldncss Of
~pmanly attire. Show me the fashion
plates of any age between this and the
Ilne Of Louis NNI Of France and Henry
VIII Of England and will tell you the
type of morals or immorals of that aye or
that year No exception 10 IT, Modest ap-
parel means a righteous people Imnlodest
apparel always means IA contaminated and
depraVed society You wonder that the
clty OF Iyrc was destroyed with such
terrible destruction Have you ever seen
the fashion plate Of tho city of Tyre? l.
viii show it 10 you:
Moreover the Lord aaith. because the
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LYON MhnuIaCturlng \,
80 South Fifth St, brooklyn, n. Y.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-10
POZARY

Logansport, Ind. Zak1ad elek'
trycznego oswietlenia Genney'a 20.
staa przez pozar uszkodzony ma $7,'
600.
We Fresno, Cal., spali} sic budy
mex sadowy. Akta i ksiazki ura'
towano. Szkoda zrzadzona docho-
dzi 100000.
Pittsburg, Pa. w n'edziele mad
ranem zgorza} wielki sk}ad spree
tow domowych, 6rmy w. H. Keech
& Go. Szkode l;cza ma 100000.
Menominee, Mich. w tutejszych
sk4adach drzewa serzyf sic wielki po-
Ear, ktory juz poch}ona} sk}ady bu
dynki ma przestrzeni 80 ARROW. male
zace do A. Spiesa, do Grand Lumber
Co., do Bay Shore Lumber Co. in
nych:
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-10
WYPADKI.

j tfferson City, Mo. w wiezienin
karnem wskutek za}amania sic mostu
g. ch wiezni6w odnios}o bardzo
ciezkie uszkodzenia.
Williamsport, Pa. Piorun uderzyl
W dab, pod ktory schroni}o sic grono
z}ozone 9ciu ludzi. Jeden mich,
J. Miller, zosta2 zabity; dwoch 3D.
nioslo smiertelne poparzenia.
St. Joe, Mich. .Zdarzy} sic tu fatal.
ny wYpadek. Podczas nabozehstwa
przy trumnie samob6jcy Eugenia
Stuarta zarwa2a sic podlogs. K'lka
os6b odnios1o lekkie uszkodzenia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-10
ROBOTNICY EUROPE.

Bacznosc! Robotnicy budowlani!
w poniedzia4ek rozpocza4 sic strajk
robotnik6w budowlanychwP Przemyslu.
Pomoc potrzebna, datkimozna posy4ac
pod adresem: Jan Zo4nierz, ul. We.
gierska 8 Przemys]. Mkt niechaj te-
raz ME szuka roboty W Przemyslu az
do ukonczenia strajku.
Bielsko. Strajk giserow wyhuch} W
fabryce Edmunda Schmeja. Do ukoh-
czenia strajku nalezy sic wstrzymac
cd przyjmowania roboty Schmeji.
Przemysl. Dnia 2 sierpnia roz-
pocza} sic strajk tutujszych piekarzy
Bhzsze szczego4y doniesiemy W swo m
czasie.
Krakow Jeszcze jeden dowod milo
Sci bliznego. Parobek Adolf Pa}czyn-
ski pracowa4 bllsko 80 lat Przewor-
skiego straci4 W tel s}uzbie zdrowie.
Pred kilku tygodniami spracowa
wszy sic ciezko przy wy}adowywaniu
wegli napi4 sic woody uleg} porazeniu,
tax re straci@ move. zona, ktora 60 O.
dwiedza}a W szpitalu, pragne4a polep
szyc nieco ME bardzo rozkoszny wikt
szpitalny iuda}a sig do PAM Przewor
skiej, kt6ra prowadzi interes weglowy.
Ale dorobkiewiczowa odpowiedzia{a:
Poki u mnie robif, tom mu p}aci}a i
zadne prosby ami b}agania ME pomo-
CRY. Poradzono biednej kobiecie udac
sic do Przeworskiego, kt6ry jest po-
dobno bardziej ludzkim cd swej POLO
wioy. I rzeczywiscie! po d4ugich b4a-
ganiach, po padaniu do nog, worek
pieniezny okaza4 sic wspaniafomysl-
nym da2 biednej nedzarce 2 (dwa)
z}r. jako odprawe ma zawsze!
TAX wykonuja oni swoje humani-
tarne obowiazki wobec ludzi, ktorzy
SHY swoje wyczerpali ma piracy ca4ego
zycia dla mich, dla ich dzieci, dla ich
coraz pe4niejszego worka.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-08-10
NOWINY z KRAJU.
KRONIKA KEYMINALNA.

Milwaukee, Wis. Christian Ewsld,
strzelsjac dla zabawy do tarczy,przy
padkowo zastrzelil zone swego sasi; .
da Andrzeja Bergenson.
San Francisco, Cal. Dwsj matt.
kowie H. Hansen T. Stellar zostali
skazani ma smierc "a zamordowanie
ma morzu porucznika okretu ''Hes.
peria."
Jacksonville, Fla. Aresztowano Ro.
berta E. Scotia, by}ego poborce,
skarbnika i kolektora miejskiego.
Oskarzaja 60 o sprzeniewierzenie
$4,000.
New York. Ma poczcie tutejszej
odkryto maszyne piekielna W paczce,
adresowanej do kcmisarza policyjne.
60 Theo. oseqelta. Msszyna
sk}adasa sic wielkiego uaboju dy
namitowego, lontem i przyrzadem
zegarowym.
Sing Sing, N. Y. Dzis W tutej-
SEEN wiezieniu stanowem odby{a sic
egzekucya skazanego ma smierc Ry.
szarda Leach,przy pomocy elektryoz-
nosci. Leach zamordowai W llsto-
padzie r. z. swa koohanke Mary
Hope.
Buffalo, N. Y. Tajni policyanc
znalezli tu torebke, zawierajaca fal-
szywe znaczki pocztowenas ume$2S,'
600. Naleza}y one do pani Mcmillan,
alias Mckay Hamilton, Ont, ,ktora
aresztowano juz dawniej. .jako podej
rzana wsp6ludzia} W fa1szowaniu
znaczk6w pocztowycb.