davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

and Fifth streetl. thence with Tenth street IN 4
n0nneriy direction $50 feet 10 an alley thence
MID SAID alley westwardly 125 feet to . point.
avenue thence in An easterly direction with SAID
venue 10 teet to the beginning, and desjgnatsd
- io.s 10 aud IL and the eastern half OF LOT No
~, IN section IS, as shown on map of Rogers
P Pairik ana Houston addition 70 the sity OF
also: Also; beginning at point on the north side of
q: W. 'nence In northerly direction $50 feet
az aiiey. thence with said alley westwardly iS5
street. southwardly $50 feet 10 Second syenne
th ssstwardly With said avenue Ia5 feet TO
~, ,se oeginnlng and designated as lots Nos 8 and
e, as shown on map OF Rogers, Fairfax and
H0nston ADDITION to the city Of Roanoke,
TERMS OF SALE:-Cssh.
II. r. BARKepALx d Co Anctiorsa Aiustes.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-30

Biggest bargains in harness at Yost
Forrer Co.'S.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

rozumieja co czytaja, DO robili m:
smieszne zarzuty wzgledem rzeczy,
0 ktorych WIARUsowI nigdy sie
ME sni}o, p6ki istniec bedzie,
nigdy sni6 sig ME bedzie. Jezeli
kt6ra gazeta szanuje prawych ksie.
zy polskich, to W pierwszym rzedzie
czyni to W1ARus = i tez dobrzy
ksieeza polscy goraco W1ARUsA
p%opieraja go swoim parafanom
polecajq, a potepiaja go chyba tylko
tacy co ME maja czystego sumienia.
Robotnicy polscy wMenominee
ma zime wychodza W bory do Sci
mania drzewa, ola .tego tez mafo
ktorego W domu zasta}em. w hall
pana Semraua, gdzie mnie mile
przyjeto, by}a w}asnie zabawa ma
ko'zysG polskiego kosciofa.
Kohczac niniejsze mole spra-
wozdanie, zasefam pozdrowienie
wszystkim zacnym abonentom,
kt6rzy podczas ostatniej mojej wy
cieczki pismo nasze rzetelna opfata
poprzec raczyli.
Oby dfuznicy nasi W Toledo
i W South Bend, dokad sic teraz
wybieram, wczesnie przygotowali
sic do z%}ozenia ma mole rece, gdy
do mich zapukam, abonamentu VIA
RUsA; mezowie, ma}o u siebie W
domu przestajqcy, niechaj zonom
pozostawia pieniadze ola mnie, DO
przyznaje sic, bardzo wstretnemi
SO ola uszu umeczonego agenta po-
dobne s}owa, jak: prosze przyby6
ma drugi raz.
Wreszcie wszystkim abonentom
W1ARUsA, kt6rych pc Bozem Marc
dzeniu odwiedzi4em i kt6rzy mnie
sig ~jeszcze tel zimy u siebie spo-
dziewaja, jaknajzyczliwiej sig PREY
pominam.
Il usZanOWaniem
W. RADOMSKI
Fodr6zuj acy agent W1ARUsA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
q Poznahskjego.

" KORNIKU umarf s. p.
Wawrzyniec Kopankiewicz,
veteran z 81 roku. Dzisiaj W
K6rniku jul tylko jedeu lyle
veteran, p Teodor Chmie.
lewski.
u ped Gosty
MEM, umar}a .sp. Anna 2
Langnerow Preibiszczowa
prze3Y}a lat IS.
W GNIEZNIE umarla 50.
Marya Pelczyhska, z domu
Malicka.
W SRODAIE umart d. ego
BIN. " Gym roku 3ycla .sp.
FlorentY Swierczy hski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
KATAR wlece7t nawiedz

KATAB wlece7t nawiedza
ludz1 W Ameryce, niz wszelkle
inne choroby razem. Lekarze daw-
MEL uwazali 20 "a chorobe niewy-
leczalna, lecz nauka udowodnl{a,
re jest to choroba przypadkowa.
pochodzaca z tel lub owei mere
gularnoscl W c'ele. Katar MONA
tax dobrze w~yleczyc, jak kazda
lnua chorobe, a najsnadnieJ MONA
60 sig pozbyc, zazywajac lekarstwa
Halls Catarrh Cure, fabrykowa,
nego przez F. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio. Zazywa go sic wew-
w%netrzn'e W dozach pc 10 kropli
III do 4~yzeczk1 Cd herbaty. Lekar-
stwo to bezposrednio ma krew
dz1a4a. Ofarujemy 100 dolarow
ga kazdy przypadek, kt6rego ia
medycyna ME zdo{a wykurowac.
Piszcie pc cyrkularze swiadectwa,
F. J. CHENEY & Co.
Toledo, Ohio.
eT Dostac MONA " kazdej
apiece "a rs ct.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
SZCZODROWO @. Zabaws, KIT

SZCZODROW O. Zabaws, kt6
ra SIG u mas odbyfa II en-, wy
pad}a mad spodziewanie swle,nle
Amatork1 j amatorowie wYwiazali
sic re swego zadania bardzo
dobrze, %zw}aszcza parma Marta
Gdaniec wywo}a4a W swej sztuce
przeclqgiq wesoloSt. Deklamacye
zw}aszcza spodoba}Y sig gosciom,
a mianowieie panny Marty Barra
Waleryi Sknerki, "a co odebra}Y
huczne oklusk1. Zywe obrazy
,,Odjazd ma wojne'', ,,Ostatnia
taczka'', a mianowicie ,,Ani6i
Str6z" tax sic wldzom spodoba}y
IL zadano %jeszcze powt6rnego 3D.
krycia. Parma Leokadya Freda
odebra3a "a dobry postep W pisanlu
i czytan1u polsklem krzyz z4oty 1
~fancuszek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
WEJHEROWO. MtodY pa,

WEI EROW ". MfOdY pare
oek ho}dujacv alkoholowl Ku-
perszmyt z S}awoszyna sta} SIG
ofara pijahstwa. W %zaprzeszay
tydzien poiecha} on gospoda-
rem z. do Redy, a gdy wracali
do domu, wstap,li pc drodze do
karczmy W Starzynle i tam wy
chyl,l X. cd razu pol Ultra gorzatki
,.kornusa", W skutek czego me-
bawem be- zmysi6w ma zlem,e;
napr6zno starano sig rrzywr6clc
j., 1nu przytomnos6; napawano 60
sw)ezem mokrzem cd kilku os6b
W TAXI %szkaradny ebrzydllwy
spos6b, IL brak slow, azebY take
postepowanie opisac MONA. Do
piero trzec,ego dina 20 wypadku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

odzyskat move j wsr6d mamie.
znosnie1szego b6lu odrzeka} sic
pi]aDstwa ale niestety "a p6zno
DO nleub}agana smterc nle mla}a
wiecei wzgledu i zabra}a p'jaka
ma tamten SWAT. z tego samego
powodu odm6wiono mu pogrzebu
koscle]nego. Moze ME rzadkle to
zdarzenle przerazi nlejednego pl-
jaka i spowodu1e do rych{ego
upamietapia sig, poniewaz tn 1ch
ME brakuie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
TUCHOlA. Odby} sic tn

~
vice W celu za}ozenia Towarzystwa
ludowego. Vice zagal} p. Kulerskl.
W,ecownlkew zebra1a sig bardzo
liczba, mledzy innymi z
obywatelstwa PIP. Po1czyhsk1 z
Komorza i Wysoki, Pradz'nskl re
Skarpy, Malihski re Stobna, Kfo-
sowski 2 Medromlerza, Zakrys it'd.
Mle7scowe duchow1ehstwo repre-
z%entova4 ks. wikaiy Mankowski.
Po movie wstepnej odczytano
projekt do ustaw, kt6re z. odpo-
w1edulsm, zmianami przyjete o
ata}v. Cz{onk6w ~zapisa}o sig cd
razu 100. Do Zarzadu obranl
zostalipp. Mallnski re Stohna,
prezesem, Warczak Koslinkl
z~astepcq, Jan Galgowski 2 K'efplua
sekretarxem, Rzendkowskl zTucho-
il z~astepca, MARGIN Deja kasyerem,
Stan,s}aw Warczak bibliotekarzem
a {awnlkaml: Szamockl re Stobna,
Kopka z Kie1pina, Julian Wead
Z Jelencza, Kutowski z Bladowa.
Chylewski 70 Stup6w, Ksawery
Kfossowski z Medromierza Pack
z Tucholi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
Salon POlski
w HURLEY.

Hipol1t P awllck i W
Hurley, Wis, poleca Szanownym
.Rodakom swoi salon, n~aprzeclwko
poczty. Zawsze sw1eze plwo, wv
borne wodkl vino, najlepsze
cygara. W salonie prawie
zawsze pe}no polskich wiarus6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
& Prus Polskich

SZTUM. Robotnlk Jaslelskl 2
Podzamcza sztumsklego, zatrudnio..
ny W les,e }adowanlem drzewa,
zosta} uderzony wielkim polanem
W piersi, odnlos} tax ciezkie RAINY,
re zyclu lego grozl wielkle ME
bezpleczenstwo. - Prawie cudow-
nym sposobem wYrs towa} sic cd
smierci pomocnik b'urowY D.. z
Za]ezierza. Powraca)ac W nledzie
lie wieczorem do domu, wsrod
egipsk,ch c1emnosci wpad4 W wode,
a oparty do okofa 0 l6d, zawlsf
ledna reka ma powierschnl. Pod
czas przechadzkl trzymaf swa
laske W po}owle, ktora padla W
poprzek wYrabanego mlej sea l W
ten spos6b umozliw'fa p. D. wy
doby6 sic IA wierzch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
W Antoninie
zniesiono restauracya kole]ow2.

z ~POZNANSKIEGO. Alar
mujaca wiadomosG O zamierzo-
nej sprzeda4Y pewnego ma;at-
ku pod Witkowem uzupefnia
,.Goniec w. donoszac, Re
komisya kolonizacyina traktuie
o kupno M,e|&yna. wfasnosci
paui Bila3ewskiej, a op'ekup
ma1oletnich dzieci p. Sjcihski
Cor dajeN zezwolenie ma
sprzeda4, Mie]&yn me- oko}o
1900 m6rg obszaru. Zachodz'
take Ottawa, cay pan Sjcihski
nie uk}ada sic Sam ~ Q
sprzeda& swej wioski Cory,
lezacej w powjecie wrzesih-
skim.'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
W SPRAWIE spadku pc S

D, Hieronimie Kautzu. Cd
spadkobierc6w sp. Hieronima
Kautza dochodzi mas lastepu'
jaca odezwa z pro5ba O umie
szczeuie: ,,Poniewaz spadko
blercy Switalscy, kt6rz7
pokrewienstwo swoje &c S. p.
Il. Switslskim (Kautzem)
dokumentami udowo1nili, lecz
powtornego slubnego doku
mentu matki s. p. d. Snital
skiego ktorego sad koniecznie
4eda, odnalez& ME NIGGA, DO
prawdopodobnie zaginac mu-
stat - w2ywaja sedziwe osoby
kto:eby O slu6ie tym wiedzia}y
a mog}y pod ~przysiega zeznac.
il Stub sic odby}, ably adres
sw6j podaiy do "Dzieanika
Kujawskiego." Matka q
Switalsklego (Kautza) b L.
wdowa pc hnkaszu StYpczyn.
skim ur. Kopstancya Switalska
gospodynia swego. czasu U
Gottlieba Kautza we Wenecyj,
pozniej, gdy ten2e kupi
Kobelnlce, take " KobeInicy
Poszta powt@rnie "a mad za
Jana S 1italskiego, stelmacha,
kt6ry zarazem byt handlarzem.
O ten2e Stub wiasnle chodzi.'
Dnia {
Lutego pob}ogoslawi x,
proboszcz Reizner zZaniemysls
zwi4zek mal3ehski pomiedzy
panem Szczepanem Kaczmar-
klein z Konstantynowa {
parma Katarzyna Kapturek /,
Homrow pod Z~aniemyslem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
GRUDZADZ. Izba karna SKI

zafa robotnika Kalinowsklego z
Starogardzkiego "a sprzeniewierze-
ME W urzedzie listonosza nd 6
mieslecy w1ezienia, zone garncarza
Degena z Grudzadza "a kradzlez i
sfa}szowanie ksi9zkl kasY oszczed-
nosci na l rok w1ezlenia, w6znice
Klawonna z Swiecia "a ciezkle
poran1enie ma Z lata i 6 mies1ecy
wiezrenia, robotnika Rotzolla z
Rzadza "a kradziez sprzedaz
owsa ma Is mlesiecy w1ezlenia,
ciesle Senkbeila Okonina "a
ciezkle peranie ma l mieslac zone
jego LA 6 tygodni wiez'enia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
z V

z ~GRUDZADZKIEGO. W
pobllzu Blenowa napad1 jakis
4obuz cha}upnlka Adamsklego z
Niederzechren (D, powalif na
znemie ! odebra} mu 118 nor. Poll
eva juz la trople rabus1a. Do
Radz1na z]echa}a komisya sadowa
W celu przeprowadzenia sekcyi
GALA zmar}ego robotnika Borka,
kt6ry podobno umar1 W skutek
wypicia "a, wlele gorzafk1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
SlIWICE. Dnia 20 Stycznla

j~eszcze pred brzaskiem dn'a
wszc1s1 sic polar W domu gesc'n-
neeo .. Jrban1aka W llnskn,
kt6ry wkr6tce xamieni} sic W kupe
poplo4u. Ma odgtos dzwonu alar-
mowego zebrato sic co prawda
w1ele ludu, ale sanki zaprzadz do
pobliskiego ]ezlora pc wode poJe~
chac, do tego ME by} mkt skory.
Pocorzelec ME byf ubezpleczonV,
ztaa tel i szkoda wlelka, DO urato
wac nc ME bYio MONA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
TORUN. iona krawca IA

forum. iona krawca Ka-
czorka z Chefmzy zosta4a skazana
IA usi}owapa namowe do krzYwo-
przysiestwa ma 1 i poi roku domu
karnego. Byta ona poprzednio
skazana ma 5 mrk., kary "a ude-
rzenle W twarz swego gospodarza
domu, a nlechcac ich zap}ac16,
stawl{a wnlosek o rewizy9. Prey
TEN stara}a sic nam6wic jednego
swiadka do fa}szywego zeznania.
w OSIU umarl 5 lutego G
godzinle 6 W skutek komplikacyl
20 tyfusie sp. dr.. ChoJnacki
og6lnie szanowany leSarz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

NOWEMIASTO. Sekcya cia{a
w}asclclela Swlniarsklego z Llpow-
ca, kt6rego Snalezlono martwym
made drogs, wykaza}a IL sm1er6
n~astapi4a W skutek aduszenla
vodka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
zN Clutch those feUers, You beN

(Zamerykanizowany w al e k
ma ar m a r u).
Nastepujacy dawniejsi abo.
nenci nasi pozostali nam
winnl "a gazette:
Ashton I. Wasielewsk1 200
Bremond Boianski Err. 2.25
Brennan Kasprowicz I. 2.25
Columbus, Nebr. Tom. Binder 2.25
Leon Borowiak 2.25
Dubois M. Kacbon 2.25
FIR. J6zwiak 2.25
Little Falls Ignaey B,nczyk 2.25
Mt. Carmel Anton1 Czajor 2.25
Lud. Jankowski 2,25
Jan Szweda 2.25
Mich. City, FIR. Bleja 2.25
Natrona Anton1 Plewa 1926
PhlladelphiaMic Raczykowski 2.25
Posen, Mich. Stef. Wikaryasz 2.25
w. Roznowski 2.25
Scranton Sl{akowski Leon 2.25
Piotr Lesniak 2.25
Waukegan J5z. Lewandowsk1 225
Chestnut Hill FIR. Z:skowski 2.25
Argentine J. Pawelski 1925
Iron Mountain Jan Nowak 2.25
Mansion Jan Gollhskl 2.25
Good Harbor FIR. Kabatek 400
Tamaroa Fir. Gotebowski 2.25
Dubois FIR. Jozwlak 2.25
Kansas c.. Alex Nawrock1 2.25
Sub,eskl Fir. Paw4owski 200
Joliet Walenty Maslonka 100
Isadore Jan Strek 200
Ellis Maciej Gosz l.75
Perham Styp Won Rekcwski 2.25
Gag dalszy nasrap1.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
goscincem
PRED

Strugach, W powiecie ostrow-
skim, byla bojks, W ktorej
w}odarz Sierra kiopic2 roztrzas
kai c1aszke robotnikow'
Jozefowi Pansowi z Chynowa,
kt6rv tel niezadiugo umar}, ale
i Sierra zakonczyl zycie,
chociaz ga poor uie byi
ranny. Chorowal on d}ugo
pokazalo sic, De umar} ma raka
W zo)adku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
W TUCHOLI zgorza}o

w LSOAAoAo v
domow, q m1anowlcle panow'
Goldschmidta, Beckera, Brockie-
90, Kujota, Fablana Markla'
Wraz z nlemi z~nlszczy} ogieh 4
m~ieszczace sic W Mich skfady z
zapasam1 r6znych towar6w. W
jaki spos6b ogleh wybuch{, ME
wiadomo. .
CIEKAWY PROBES toczy{
sic pred sqdem " Toruniu. Oskar-
.zony byt Polak pan Behrendt z
Kokocha O obraze kupca Smollh-
skiego. kt6rej sic tenze dopatrzyf
w korespondencyl ma otwarteJ
karc1e. Obronca p. adwokat Polcyn
staw;t wnlosek O odrzucenle
wszvstkich trzech sedz16w, ponle-
waz naleza do polakozerczej spofS7
KIT. Wnlosek przyszed{ pred
1zbe dekretuiaca W Torunlu, ktora
stwlerdziwszy, re dwaj z sedzi6w
ma7acych sadzlc p. Behrendta, PIP.
dyrektor Grassmann I Bisehoff
rzeczvwiscie naleza do spo{kl
KIT. przychyla sig do wniosku
/ lnnycp sedzi6w wyznaczy{a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

W SRODZIE maMonkowie
p. p. Bugajewscy obchodail'
d. 2 bm. uroczystosc srelyne-
90 wesela " kole dziecj
krewnych i znajomych, ktorzy
dose licznie sic zebrali, BY I'M
z}o4yG &yczenia. Szanownym
Jubilatom nadal ,Szczesc
.Boze!"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27

STAROGARD. P. Lewinskl
referendaryusz sadowy, zostaf mia
nOwany assesorem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-02-27
W GOSTOMCE, pod Rogo-
wen, umarf " ~ roku 2ycia
$. o. Wincenty sredzki.

W SMlGLU obok dr..
Tomaszewskiego, majacego tax
obszerna praktyke lekarska,z de
sam ]ej podolat ME mole,
o5iadf MILDLY d~r.Adamczewski.
Szczesc Bo4e obudwom "
dalsze1 piracy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE.



have such pretty doll. such . very
pretty doll,
All over golden curls IL her head. head
She has smiling big blue eyes. blue as sum.
mer's morning skies,
That shut up when darling dolly goes 10
bed, bed. bed.
She IL such a pretty don, such a darling
baby doll.
And she's got pretty Jacket with A
hood. hood. hood:
And some pretty frilly frocks. and the
sweetest baby socks.
That let her wear sometimes when sho
Is good. good. good.
Oh. love my darling doll. she's my dar-
ling baby doll.
Do you know that very soon she'll really
talk. talk. tnlk1
Yesterday she said mamma" and to-day
she said papa"
When 1 took her In the garden for a
walk. walk. walk
have such pretty sos:, sasi, u very pretty
doll.
All over golden curls is her head. head.
head;
She has smiling hig blue eyes. blue as sum
mer's morning skies.
That shut up when darling dolly goes TO
bed. bed. bod
III. NJ. Burnside. In Leslie's Pleasant
Hours
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15

20 me- For tho sake Of your wives and
little ones you must and shall hear me. |"
The silence was intense.
Order. yelled Atkins. recovering his
sclf-posscssion. Throw her ontl on
with the crazy fool"
'No. mol" roared the tickle crowd.
"Lct her speak"
Was this ill-clad young woman In
splred?
Words lcaped from her lips ia clear,
resonant tones that held the people
spellbound. Men forgot her haggard
look and mean attire. as their ears
drank In the music OF her voice, as they
listened 70 the terrible tale of their
snfferings; and when in glowing tones
she pictured her happy days before the
strike. and drew the contrast of her
present blighted hearth, the women
sobbed with sympathy and even mems
eyes filed with tears.
Nor did they grow FESTIVE when she
reproached them for sacrificing to their
pride the comfort Of those they should
have loved dearer than their lives-thc
folly, the iaainess OF their actions.
which had led them TO the very verge
of murder.
"And for what" she cried, .for what
have you stepped your souls In crime
and Swallowed your homes in poverty2
For sentimcnt-for a weak. siclxly
sense of offended dignity which school
boy would blush to pout over"
Then. with infinite tenderness, she
drew picture Of her sisters sorrows,
and the tragic story Of Joe Henderson's
love and ruin. And at last, in one
grand burst Of passionate eloquence.
with quivcring lips and tear-stained
face, she appealed TO the women, the
real sufferers In this unequal fight,
10 lend their sympathy and lead the
bread winners back TO n sense - duty.
She hnished--cast one look fun of
mute pathos at the peoplc-and with
head bowed low retreated from the
platform.
For moment there was silence; then
the pent-up feelings of those thrilling
forty minutes burst forth in one tre-
mendous roar Of applause.
Cheer upon cheer greeted the brave
girl, as she stepped through the crowd;
mid mingled tears and laughter; men
shook her by the hand and poured
lavish praises in her ears.
Well might those self-elccted
tribunes of the people. Schlossinger and
Atkins. look glum, for the backbone OF
the strike was broken and the next
day the busy hum of industry made
music in the erst desertsc shipynrds of
Chicago.
And one man went back TO his lodg-
ing dismayed at the events--feeling
very much rs II his temple of theories
were but house built of cards, which
"a girl with her finger had toppled over
and left him more in doubt than ever
as TO which was the best way TO solve
the intricate problem of the rights of
labor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15
CHAPTER XII
woRD8 or FLAME.

A mass meeting.
No hall could hold the vast concourse
of excited men and women gathered Ia
discuss the labor trouble, which threat
ened TO spread like fire into the indus
tries, and even TO give color to the
dread OF an outburst of communism,
which has always been n bugbcar to
Chicago.
Loud of voice and strong Of lung,
Demagogue Schlossinger roared his de-
nunciations from the platform with a
rude brute eloquence that even struck
chords ~ sympathy In Frank Grcy's
heart, much rs hc dcspiscd the man.
IL was bitter arraignmcnt of the
wealthy classes, showing under n rlar-
ing light OF savage criticism the Job
berries and corruptions Of public Offices.
the cruel tyranny Of monopolIcs, the
hard, fcttcred fate OF the man who had
to- work for his daily bread. Vulgar
and ill-bred as the fellow was he was n
born orator, and when he rose 10 pas
sion Ia his speech men listened with
brcnthless interest
But strange thing was 10 happen.
The speaker was In the midst Of the
most lnrid flight of his Imagination.
and paused with folded arms 20 let the
weight Of his words sink into the
hearts OF his hearers
Every eye was fixed on him. Every
bosom was thrilled with emotion.
Suddcnly-no one could say cxnctly
how or whence she camc-a Young
woman sprnng 70 his side, pale ms mar
bic and with flashing eyes. hatlcss and
with hair streaming In the wind.
She stood for a moment facing the
astonishcd multitude. then, Ia n voice
laden with passion, but clear and mu-
steal as a bell, she cried with uncon-
scious plagiarism.
Men and women hear me. for viii
speak. | come 20 you from home
made dcsolatc by your folly. from the
bedside OF hnlf.mnrdcrcd husband.
witlnhc cries q my children for bread
ringing IN ny maddcncd cars. o. listen
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~Down with the scabl KIM himI
kin himi- shrek score Of angry
voices.
All, surely It is all over.
Felled 70 the earth by crushing
blow on the back of the head, he drops
at the feet of his prosecutors.
Hang himl Hang hint" yell the in
furiated mob.
But over his PROSTATE body stands
Frank Grey, unarmed- pouring forth
an impassioncd appeal 10 the frenzicd
men to spare their victim. Impotent,
but heroic effort Men had lost their
reason and become tigerlilSo In blind
ferocity An instant and he would
have lain beside his senseless friend,
when the kissing pings of ride bullets
spread terror among the crowd. 'Tho
Pinlertonsl The Pinkertonsl" Is the
cry, and as the name OF that dreaded
police agency is heard, the mob sways
backwards and forwards for a moment.
then breaks like an ocean wave spent
by its own fury. All fly but one. He
bends low over the fallen figure and
lifts the uerveless arm which hides the
battered face.
George Harlandl" he shrielxs MY
God. what have done?"
He helps Grey bear the lifeiess bur
den TO the house, he hears little VIII
lies piteous cry, as they lay IL on the
bed, he fingers for one moment at the
door and tries TO utter a few words of
sympathy, which his parchcd lips re-
fuse TO form, he looks In mute appeal
to Alice, he sees her pointing TO the
door, and hears her scornful ''Gol" with
a groan, as he sinks into the deserted
street, straight on his way TO give him
self up at the nearest police station.
For days George Harland's spirit
lowered between life and death--and
all the time the wolf was at the door,
and the poor, stricken women knew
not where to turn for help, too proud
even TO let their ledger know they
were lacking the bare necessities of
life.
"Allie," said the sorrowful wife one
day, when George was convalescing,
twill you take care of Willie? am go
ing down town."
"Yes; but where arc you going,
Nell?"
"To the pawnbrokcr's, was the sad
reply.
'0h, Nelll"
Those who live in less prosperous conn
tries could hardly understand the tone OF
anguish in the girls tones, where none
Is SO poor he would not blush to own
he had fed 70 that last refuge Of the
destitute.
And | must bear my share OF tho
sacrifice. Oh, do let me. Nell" and
Alice ran TO fetch the pretty trinlxets
and best dress IL had cost her SO much
pinching TO earn.
In rapid succession nll other super
fluities followed-then the necessities,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-02-15

A prominent family residing in the
business portion Of Wayneporf, N. y.
owns dog which, having reached old
age, they decided 70 put an end 20. They
procured quantity Of chIoroform, aud
the wife proceeded 10 administer Il.
The handkerchief saturated with the
fluid was held 70 Cor near) Tho dogs
nostrIls, but the applicant, watching
closely to hear the dog draw his last
breath inhaled the chloroform In much
larger quantities than the lcg, and
promptly went of into an afternoon
nap. which was awakened by The dogs
quite lively voice. The dog still lives,
nmd the family has decided 70 let him
die natural death.
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the spare sheets and blankets, Georges
best clothes, and one sorrowful day
saw the young, sobbing wife draw her
wedding ring from her finger and pass
down the street to the house with the
three golden balls.
How vain had been George Hnrland's
boast of his superb strength, mechnn-
zeal skill, temperate habits, and profita-
BILE employment He, who had dcflcd
sickness and laughed at misfortune,
now lay physical wreck in a gaunt
home blighted by the curse of walk
ing delegate.