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The state herald., 1897-02-26
NO INSURGENTS WERE KILLED.
Not Much Damage Done by the lombard.
ment.

Canea, Island Of Crete, Feb. 22.-
Fifteen Christians, Including three
nuns of the Elias convent, were
wounded by the bombarlment Five
thousand insurgents arrived within
half an hour after the firing COM
menced.
Advices from Gambia are to the Of.
feet hat the water supply has been di.
vcrted and that the governor has
twice vainly asked the foreign admi.
rails to land marines.
The British, Italian and Russian
consuls proposed an armstice of one
week at Selnos. This proposition was
accepted by both Mussulmans and
Christians
No insurgents were killed by the
cannonade of the warships on the in
sursent position near here yesterday.
The damage done was purely mater.
ial. The French and Italian warships
did not open fire, because the Greek
iiag was lowered by the Insurgents be-
fore their turn came.
The English, Italian and Russian
consuls have returned from Selinos,
accompanied by 10 Mussulman fugi,
tives. They We're unable to hold con.
ferences with the chiefs of the bellig-
ereEts, who are conducting war Of
determination. Both sides have mu.
tually massacred prisoners. Two
thousand civilians and 80 Turkish
soldiers are resisting the advance of
the insurgents with three, cannon
Their position is extremely critical.
The consuls proceeded to Canado on
board ships, The Christians there, al.
though advised of their arrival fired
ON the consuls. in spite of the white
flag of truce which they carried. The
consuls returned to Selinos, where the
Christians occupied fresh positions
Here, also the consuls were fired up,
on, the shots rattling all around the
ship.
The Insurgents have hoisted their
flag at Halepa, but they have not fired
on the Turks, who have planted flag
1,5o0 yards from the insurgent posi-.
tlon.
The state herald., 1897-02-26
Deafness Canno, lie Cured

by local applications, ns they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There /.
only one way to cure deafness, and that i
caused by nn innamed condition OF the
mucous lining Of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube Is lnilamcd you have a
rumbling sound, or imperfect hearing and
when II is entirely closed deafness h the
result, and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to Its nor,
stroyed forever: nine cnscs ont OF Ten mr.,
caused by catarrh, which IL nothing hut
nm lntamcd condition OF the mucous sur
faces
We will give One Hundred Dollars fol
any case Of Deafness caused by catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrl
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
f., J, CHENEY X Co. Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists. TIC.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The state herald., 1897-02-26
BY Astr0logy'
nSTROIOCER;S CoRNEI
PROF.. C.. w. CUNNINGHAM,
A lqA 6 Clinton Street Chcagn
UtFI q, IVA D. NIIhIUh SITerI, tHItdHU, III

TIT TWIT7TWTNV III wv
si.. y n, kssnWa, ind ACCORDING 10 the ds'a
furnished the Iadisssi fiHh usmihi -hiah hffu
~ fais. tsias ~ suaf hif'b therefore hsfruft
Il s'Hf faiihR fisnst ~ slsninesi1f
To- sfs sssrs msiiuin hsiFh'i sifstshii slender
nguts asft e1mristi1h bsf snd sfssl ths sfss have
peculiar spsftis. shaIr sish, snd quist fustssi
movement, fas bsishE " hat rias. ~ people ffBm
-hiah eomFs ssf noe, tfiiiiAni Scholar tsaHhsfs
i.stsfsi -fiisfs sia fuHf horoscope tE ~ tiHH
thai shnst iifH ~ enfsiinfahlH stffFHip ah1 aHf
hirF that fHH vlt N a. that y ~ htiHr 500 nnshHi
retains -nulf fsHuifs Frtsi rhnff rhh me auHHfHa
-hsn farhsi suuif hH snHr aia=utti tintmruts sui
snhnYshfss fHu az not appreciated ~ thH efirHt
teaf shlliiy shHuii command Marriage is u9i tnHfs
haa Atsfsss fortunate
The state herald., 1897-02-26
zoo pus. OATS. I7s nus. BARLEY.

xOb btS. ohbs' i'S Duo. bAHLEf.
NJ. NJ. Luther. East Troy. Pa, grew
209 bushels Salzer's Silver Mine Oats.
and John BREEDER, Mishicott, Wis, l73
bushels Silver King Barley per acre.
Dor't you believe 1t? Write them!
Fodder plants as rape. teosinte,
vetch. spurry. clovers, grasses. etc, In
endless varieties. potatoes at $3.50 q
barrel. Salzers seeds are bred to big
yields. Americas greatest seed cata-
logue and IL farm seed samples are
sent you by John A. Salzer Seed Co..
La Crosse. Wis. upon receipt OF 10
cents stamps. worth $40. to get start.
wn
The state herald., 1897-02-26
Loves Young Dream.

Aunt Susan: What, sitting up
writing at this hour?" Carrie: Eyes,
auntic; it's only little note to Harry"
Aunt Susan: why. Harry left you
only Ave minutes ago" Carrie: "Ycs,
but there is something | forgot to
ask him and it's. very important. {"
Aunt Susan: Yes" Carrie II
asked him II he loved me. and he said
yes: but forgot to ask him II he would
love pe always. Transcript
The state herald., 1897-02-26
A Correction,

This" said the professor of anat-
omy. as he exhibited n human Jaw
bone. rs the Inferior masillnry."
II beg your pardon. professor" said
one OF the married students, but didn't
I understand you to say tho skeleton
you have before IN belonged to To-
malc7"
II did"
"In TINT case, then. there Ia no infer.
Ior mnxilary, Washington Timoa
The state herald., 1897-02-26
The spartan yIrtu~. rortitud ,

i. severely taxed 10y dyspepsia. hut "go"i
on both" when llostettcrH' Stomach Blttors
y r"sartrd to by the victim ~ Indigestion,
Heartburn. hntulcncc billfisnrss viii cease
tofn"niing the gastric region aud liver II
this genial family corrective meets with the
fair trial that q sterling remedy deserves,
Use y regularly, not Hpnsmoilcally
and ih'n, u rpnqncrs mnlHrial, kidney, ner'
yous and rheumatic ailments.
The state herald., 1897-02-26
Old. I,n,annnd snxrr.,lnn

She blushcd prcttily nE she told the sister
Of her best young man that she contcm'
plated buying q birthday present for him.
You know him better than do" she
said; that's why I've come To you for ad-
vice."
"Nosf' said the sister. inIuiringly.
'Nell. what would you advise me to gotf''
"oh. really, | don't know cNnctly,' said
the sister 81 could only advise you In gen.
rrnl i"rms, From what | know Of him. he
would appreciate something that could he
pawncd easily, better than something that
could not. q"
Then there was great sllence.-Plck Me
TN.
The state herald., 1897-02-26
A sincere compo.i,lon.

II don't think pcnner In n SINGER,
writer" remarked one young man.
"you think he doesn't mean what he
snys7"
Yes"
well. know better than that. I
saw something that he wrote tho other
day. and I'm sure he meant every word
of It. II was u request for n loan OF
S5."-w Washington Star
The state herald., 1897-02-26
r,n.rern,lnrllicr innnl,r.

"if that Isn't aggrayatinRl"
whats the mattor7'
u Just got a letter from my brother
In which he says he Ia going to marry
blue grass widow don't know
whether he In engaged TO n Kcntucky
woman or a freak" Cincinnati En-
quirer.
The state herald., 1897-02-26
Discovered

lHAllhhN NNN iNlH WIN.
rHHtt hHffHs Aartiriinr 10 ne dsts hfHishsi
thH E1liafai HiFU NifHH. Hhirb Nsfruff rules. $50
fisinF - fsnf birth. ihsfstufs asfauy is fBaF
ruling rlHtHf uf HtatIiH afur
fpa ats sh1ss mrdIlm hsighi fsnisf nEufs hlt
vHli rfuuTfti nntI Insluh tH 1aft f9mtissian hsif
and eye ihH rfsa Hfu 1HfH HtrfHaHifs ahi tssa .
luiHt ftHtirHs tuFHt ant afHHafaHas. Nau ere
utlFn iurlihHd 20 lnifIrffHal rarauits ahd rfsfsf
tNHsa hlHH - iHUHa iH HsHf HHHa HuhfffssilHH Fua
ste faff Nrpiis si rHi iahH lslIHf ~ ihssaiFstiha
NE nfHf ~ FsfHfiuHs lH Hfi1f in thus ne tfuih
fut aff amtlfIHHs. lnIuHfFIHHH ahI Hs1sf IN saFl
hiHu fuu lfHHHr InfHftrHI iH The last half ~ lite
sill hf uiffr tHHHlHfIl ttHH iha ffHt Nuu Hil not
80 NJ nHl 70 TiH.aiiHa .H 40 aH 1000 sew rau.hl-
~ iakiru iHurr boo ai HH HHWrfElHE a. rfsFHn' a.
Nu1 uIll HuHH o. H.Hr sH rTiI tfausIt ~ naru lev
months laiff iHrfu1ait iiaHfu " lIuiisr
The state herald., 1897-02-26
THE FIRST BATTLE. ,

Tho Denver Republican has contracted
with the publishers for the sale and do.
livery OF the Hon. W, ]. Bryan's great
book, The First Battle"
n the foremost book Of the period, and
every citizen who recognizes the impofs
tanco OF thu burning issues which II dis
russ~s and iliuminHteu must recognize the
importance OF securing at least one copy
Of II for immediate perusni and for fu'
tura reference.
The Republican II the only paper In the
4 state that can sell this book to subscribers
The state herald., 1897-02-26

According To- the official statistics Just pub.
llshcd - the latest rnnsns 10 Germany, the
kef . 1855 0r ASH. i1l more than NJ the
previous census In iSD This Increase ~
more than 2 per cent, In i've years Is greater
than in almost any other country. the popu.
iatlon Of which IN not fcl by lmnlgrn lion.
The state herald., 1897-02-26
The Feminine View.

Nell-."Did you enjoy the perform
ance last nlghtT'
Bellc-"No, II was stupid. Nearly
every woman In the house took her
hat of, and there was nothing to look
at but the y."-Philadclphia Rec
ord
The state herald., 1897-02-26
Mardi Gras Mt New Orleans.

For this annual occasion the Gulf road will
sell round "trip tickets from all points In
Colorado at one fare. Tickets viii he sold
February 18th, 18th and 9th, and good to
return until March sth, 1897.
For further Information or for sleeping
car reservations see nearest Gulf road agent
or address H. L. wINCHEII,
General Passenger Agent, Denver Colo.
The state herald., 1897-02-26
A STRANGE WOOING.

AM Casper Ath-
void. I was born
beautiful, but one
day a nurse drop
ped me from her
arms down the
whole length Of
the oak staircase.
There is no need to
say more. Yet l
was a happy child.
Ac. II grew I'M
The state herald., 1897-02-26
A DoubtfuI Commitment.

"Did you read my article In this
mornings paper?" "Ycs. my boy. |
read II through twice" That's great
compliment" Il read 1t twice to try
and understand what II was about"
New York Tribune.
The state herald., 1897-02-26

Some 200 Italian students and professors
will leave Milan on April 10 for a fortnight's
tour through Germany, going yia Zurich,
Heidelberg and Cologne to berlin, and re-
turning via Leipslc. Halle and Munich.
The state herald., 1897-02-26

Two through trains daily via the Union
Pacific. carrying through sleepers, and max
ing from six TO fifteen hours quickest time
to principal western points. including Og-
den. Salt Lake, Butte, Helena, Portland.
San Francisco, Sacramento. etc. Ask about
them at p4l nth st., corner Curtin-
The state herald., 1897-02-26

10 hide, he
knows that
pro b b | y
som G " b ere
OF other on
the look out
10 a detective
waiting TO
lay his hand
on him.
When any
disease At.
tacts man
Hind . n d
hides Itself
In the human
system, no
matter h o W
obscure OF
complicated d
the disease
may be, Ma.
tufr among
er Hfea I
force Of de.
tretiys rene.
The state herald., 1897-02-26

at costs $4,000 year to dress n fash
ionablc New York woman" SIS that the
reason 80 many Of them go around only half
clothedr
The state herald., 1897-02-26

81 told her my love for her was as bound.
less as the sea- "Anh what did She say =
"Shc sald that must bc true. ns she had
never been able To get anything out Of it,
The state herald., 1897-02-26

''Do you think these rrunkors against mat
flmnuy do any hnrmf' "Ndnc whatever:
think ~ the thousands n married people
who are su busy being happy that they
haven't time 10 thlk about II, F"
The state herald., 1897-02-26
no-ro-BAc FOR FIFTY CENTS

over tJO.UI cured. Why not let No To. Bnc
regulate or remove your desire for tobacco
Saves money, makes health and manhood
The state herald., 1897-02-26

believe my prompt use Of pisn's Cure
prevented quick consnmption.-Mr Lucy
Mallace. Marlnettn. knns.. Dec T. lsna
The state herald., 1897-02-26
To the Pacific Coast

Messenger boys In London add to their In.
comes by odd Jobs, such MS taking out blind
men or animals for an airing.
The state herald., 1897-02-26

II Is believed that the highest vineyards II
the world are In Cashmere, at n height o
10 meters
The state herald., 1897-02-26

"Mr- Rigshy lets her husband practice on
his ruFnet NJ home" whats that fOrf''
''lt gives her m excuse 10 be- away all the
time
The state herald., 1897-02-26

FITS stopped free and permanently cured. No NJ
,ficr nr,i day Of Dr. klin-'s Great Nerve
Ne.torrr. Free o. trial bottle and treatise
send to DE- kLsK, aoi Arch st. Philadelphia, Pa
The state herald., 1897-02-26

Just try lOc box Of Cnscnrets, candy ca.
thartic, the finest liver and bowel regulator
made,
The state herald., 1897-02-26

"Mr. Tompkins, I will take tender care OF
your daughter hands were never made
10 work" "NO, her mother couldn't ever
make her work. aud don't suppose you
The state herald., 1897-02-26

"Thngs are looking up "How sor'
''S1me fellow has Invented n cas- register
for married mems trousers pockets"
The state herald., 1897-02-26

Cascarets stlmulate liver. kidneys and
bowels. Neycf slcken. wcnken or grIpe lOc
The state herald., 1897-02-26

Al q greatly reduced price, Tho subscilp.
ton tries OF this great Yqrh e o1e dollnt
aud nuy cents per coff The itopuhll-
Republican one month for one dollar and
seventy five cents. This ,mnhoH the price
of tho book 10 thei'antirtibor only one
tollaf, Old subscribers whose names Apa
praf on our subscription books can have
ihn book 81 our counter ht the above
ptlrr sent IN your nnhrr hnd one dot
ihr and HeveWY-rtu rrnir nnh rgt ih'.
70 the hlpfrrl hnd hest newspaper published
,n the New West
The state herald., 1897-02-26

The movement to Increase the tnrin OF
the citizens Of BOston, regardless Of party
The state herald., 1897-02-26
Family Pills are the best.

"Mr. Topnotch told Madgc that the best
way to court girl was on a Wheel
"Wellt'' "She told him she had wheel,
and he hasn't been near her since"
The state herald., 1897-02-26
STAR TOBACCO"

As you chew tobacco for pleasure use star
II il not only ih. -s tut the most lasting, aud
therefore, the cheate-t
The state herald., 1897-02-26
Mu. win.,o.,. soothing ,yru

forehldten t.sthng, sofi.ns th-gums reduces inrsm
nation allays pain wind collie Is oenu bottle
The state herald., 1897-02-26
Natures Detectives.

when a crime is committed, no matter In
what corner Of the earth the criminal tries
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

Kazda zyjaca istota podlegs oza.
sami bolcm; ludzkosc ma przyjacie
Ia W oleju sw. Jakoba, ktory najgol
szego rodzaju cisrpienia leczy i ma
ychniast przynosi ulge.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
Teatr i zabawa ma cele pat vic.
fycZue.

Wisozorem pred ,,Dliem Dick
czynienia" Thanksgiving Eve.) t j
we Srode 24go L~istopada b. r., urza
dzsja Kazimierozyoy zs Stanis}awo.
wa wielks zabawe W hall Sohoenho
fena, z ktorsj czysty dochod pre-
znaczony 20 polowie ma budowe
pcmniks Kosciuszki j ma Polski Dom
Emi9racyjny. P~owsEechna popular
nose, jake sympatyczne Tow. Mtodz.
sw. Kazimierza Kr. sic oiesry, a
przsde wszystkiem Gel zabswy tax
l~stotnie chwalebny, ksz4 wisrzys. ze
publicznosc nasra jak najliozniej pc
day poprzec szlsohetne usi{owania
miodziezy, kt6rej hasien: yPracs
ma polu nsrodowem".
Bilety nabyc no1na cd czionk6w
Tow, W apiece p. Bar1ohskiego. W
skladzie p. FIR. Ktc;marks, u p T.
Gordons, 729 n. Ashland ave. i W
aptsoe p. Xelowskiego.
(46)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

w Resi- papujs wielsa radosc .
powodu spodziewanego ustspienis
re stsnowiska prezesa nsjwy aszege
syno 10 prawos1awuego W Petersbur,
GU, jenerafa Pobiedonoscews. Miej
soc jego ma podobno zajac jener
Ignatiew. ~jeneralny gubernator XII.
jowski. Pobiedo nalezy dc
osobistosoi najwieoej nienawidzo.
nych przez Gaia intsligen sic rosyj
ska Z Powodu swego z~accfania, upo
ru, braku serca i dumy. o min to
mowia moskale: Pobiedonoscew Ola
sinoda, bie1onososw Ola narods, do
nos,ew ola cara, rogonoscew Ola sic
bia. Co znaczy mniej wisOsj: ivy.
ciezca ola synodu, nissuo'esois ola
nasodu, donosioiel ola CARA, a rogacz
w domu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
CENY ZNIZONE.

pennsylvania Lines.
Pierwsrej klssy tykiet do New
Yorku kosstuje $500, drugiej kls
sy $1,000. TIE oeny z%ni.one " osta
tnich czsssch. O6sy tykietowe: Mr..
24S Clark Street, r6g Jackson. - W
Auditorium, - ma staoyi Union
Passenger" r6g Canal J Adams, Chi
Gage. Wszelkioh szczeg6l6w kaade
go osasu udsieli
HI. II. Dering,
Asst. generslneg go g. PasaAerskiego,
248 Clark st., Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

IA sIpitsl polski " Chicago, odbylo
sic " zess&s nied.iele. Teatr byi "a
petniony. czysty dochoi wyuosil
$500 70 OF. PAM NJ. wystspowala W
coli MARI Stuart. Jsk zawsze-
Sspaniale.
Posiedzenie delegst6w obcho-
dowych strony po'noono-zaohodniej
odbedzie sic W sobote d. 20 b. IN. "
hal Ii zwisskowej. Poczstek O godz.
8 wiecz. S. Makislski, prezes.
Gniazdo sokole No. III, maiaoe
ga kwstere W hall Szulos, r6g No
bic | Blackhswk, ~przyjmuje dzisoi
Cd lat 8-ciu ma nauke gimnastyki.
Lekcje odbywajs sic W poniedziates
| czwartek, o godz. z wiecorem RI.
dzice powinni wiedziet, ze gimas
s,yka wyrabia w drieoku SHY, ksr
nosc j hartuie zdrowie. powinni wiso
kouiecznie we wiasny m intsresie i W
irtsresie swych d.ieoi posy&se j.
DO goia,d sokolioh ma nauke gimnas
tyki. Przytsm dzieoi obowisIaue 50
tam movie po polsku, a wieo prtc
wyrabisnia zdrowia, wpraviajs sic W
jezyk ojorysty. Posyisjoie wisc,
rod1ioe, daisci vase do gniazd so
koliot.
Mielisny sposobaose oglsdst
f'tografje naszej wielkiej srtystki,
:. Modrzejewskiej, wykonsne " "a
k}sdzie fotogrsfioznym p. w. Idzi.
kowskiego. So to wspaniale okazy
artystyoznego wykohczenia f,sogra
fiji, to tez wiizac je, inue artystki Z
trupy p. M. pospiessyiy fotografo
wac sic u p. Idzikowskiego.
Koncert polaczonyoh Ch6r6w
parsfjalnyoh ma rzeoz Domu Pol.
skich Sierot odbe1zie sic d. 81 listo.
pads T. b., w wielkiej hall pray ul.
Bradley, prey wspo}udriale wielkiej
orkiestry. Program nsdzwyczaj u.
rozmaicony. Poorstek koncertu c
godz. 8 wieozorep. Cena bilet6w
25, 80 ISL 90.
Pizyszly wisczorek muzykalno
wokalny Wydzis}u Oswiaty i Biblio
text odbedzie sic d 5 CRU inis W do
mu .wiazkowyr.
\ Oiwiedsil mas, W przejezd.ie do
Minneapolis, by}y cenzor q. n. P.
oh. FIR. Gryglaszew ski.
*Pan Bruno Neuman donosi PREY.
jacio{om i znajomym, ae obecnie
pracuje w skiadzie ubrah fiemy Ben
son Il Rixon. e47 Milwaukee Ave.
4 Wdowa pr zmarlym aldermanie
10 wardy. h. Ludolphie, niniejszem
dziekuje wszystkim nasrym rodakom,
ktorsy wzieli udzia} W pogrsebie jej
ms1s.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

Tomssz Slater ma wiadomosc dls
kazdego mezczyzny ma stronnioy 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

Ola zs}sgodzenia n,eprzyjemnego
zsjsoia Z wielkim ksieciem baden
skim, ktoremu odmowil wizyty, cal
Postaoowil utworzyc speojalnego
ministra swego PREY divorce badeh.
skim W Carlsruhe, doty,hozas DO
WIEN byl tylko jeden minister 70.
syjski ola dwoch dwor6w ": wuertsm.
berskiego i badehskiego.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

stwis sustryjaekiem. Nova ia o.
gromnie niepodoosia SIC niemieokim
oosiom, ktorly. zsbiersjso gtos pc
Badenim, os Riado'yli, ae niemajs
do niego zaufania i ae MUSIC wy
m6dz ustepstwa, jeaeli ms przyjsd
do zgody W ra,lameuoie. z tego
wi!sc. ze przesilsnie ME sostaso
tegnsnem / 70 mozsmy spodziewst
sic lads dzieh nowych niespodzia.
uek.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

Jak ju. pisalismy, W psrlsmencis
austrjsokim trivia tumult l wrzawa
Nismcy tsdsjs dymisji Bsdsniego
ju., jua spodzie sic, te dopns
swego, tymczssem hr. Bsdeni wyrss
d1ii i'm niespodzianke.
Otto, " zessis sobote oswiadczyl
stsno wcso podczas posiedsenis par
lsmsntu, te sni on. ami cabinet usts.
pic ME mysls ma wyrazoe asdanie
oesarsa ! as reed bedsie dslej ssedl
70 same drogs 90 dotted, ssanujsc
prawa kssdej narodowosci v psh-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18

Frsncuzi, czujsc poza swemi ple-
cami Rosie, snieja sic z pogrozek, z
Jskiemi w~ystapil angielski premier,
lord Salisbury, podczss mowy swej
IA baukiecie u burmistrxa m. Lon.
dynu. Wspominsl,smy bowiem jua
Re P'miedzy Fraucjs a Anglia "a
szfy nieporozUm enia co DO grauic pc.
siadiosoi tych pshstw mad rzeks Nj.
grem W zaohodniej Afryce. Francis
posisda tam liozne wojska i posta.
nowiaa ME ussspic Auglji nawet ma
krck.
Mils niespodzisnke ur1a5z'i fran
ouzom oar Mikolsj. OF, pr.ysial i'm
do Paryzs orkiestre Preobrszehskie
go Puiku lejb gwardji pischoty, dls
.amanifsstowsaia s~sj p'zyjazoi do
republican 'kiej Franoj'. Frsnousi
ciesza SIC tym zasrczytem i chooiaa
tax siynui ga z dowoipu ME widzs
W tenn przybyciu carskiej orkiestry dc
Psryza aadnej mysli ukrytej, a tym
ozasem car zdsje sic movie: be
dzieoie teraz tahozyo taxi, jsk js
wan .agram. No bsia tahozyc
TRANQUIL. DO zanadto jua strsoili du
my narodowej....
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-11-18
Przeglad ~polityczny.

Trojprzymierre Niemieo, Austrji |
WfOszech zdsje sic bye zachwianem.
Ma alarm zatrabity pisma niemieokie
z Powodu wizyty, kt6rs oddai W
przesllym tygodniu hr. Goluohow.
ski, austryjscki minister srraw "a
grsnicznych, krolowi wloskiemu,
Humbertowi, W Mona. Wszyscy
correspondence polityozni widza W tel
wiayoie zamiar porozumienia sic
Wloch j Austrji ola zawarcia PREY
nierza z Anglia. Iateresy BOWEN
obu tyoh mocarstw wsprawie wscho
dniej oraz W polityoe W}och z Fran
ola zniewalaja j. do zabezpieozenia
sobie przyjszai Auglji. o TEN sta
nowisku tax pisze ,,Deutsohe Zeit-
ung", organ niemieokieh narodow
COW:
wv TEN zblizeniu sic (Austrji j
WlOszseh do Wielkiej Brytsnj) wi
dsimy tylko osiabienie nassej poll.
tyki. "a ksiscis Bismarcka nasze
pahstwo bylo posrednikiem pomie
dzy ROsjs Aussrja oraz Austria i
W!oohsmi. Francja byia wowozas
zupeinie odOsobniona, Angle zas
trzyma,a W ssaohu Rosja. Niezg,d
ny stOsurek Rosyjskc- A7gislski
istniejs j~eszcze dsisiaj, cato Fran
cja zawaria przymierze z RUsjs, Au.
strja zas j z Wiochami i z Rosj9, a
"a kazdym rszem pousd naszemi glo.
wsmi. Co zss do wewnetrznej i re.
wnetrInej pOlityki AuStrji, to ida
one reks " reke pod wodsa dwocb
polakow, Golucbowskisgo ! Babe.
deniego, ktorzy stsraja sic zniszczy6
wpiyw niemiecki".
Jsk widac re slow powyaszyoh,
Niemoy czuja dobrze, IL sztuczna lob
siis ! wPsyw stworrone praez ksieoia
Bismsrcka, zaczynsjs powoli trscic
ma znsczeuiu. 1 kto vie, Ozy woheC
powolnego, ale cisgisgo dsaenia
Austrji oraz pahstw poiudniowo
niemieokicb do wyzwolenia sic z pod
wplywu prusakow, Niemcy ME .sj
da W kr6tkim czasie do stanowiska,
jake zsjmowsiy pred wojns fran
ousko- niemieoka.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-12-14
TIE MORAL OF GIFr.G1v1NG.

AS the Christmas season approaches
there is scarcely II family that has not
had its thoughts turned to gift. giving,
beautiful custom thai has grown UP
about the season when there is ''peace on
earth, good will to men," AS a mere
custom it might be more honoIed In the
breach than IN the observance" but it is
something riore, than'a custom to most
people. having its origin in the real feel
lngs inspired by the season. In one view
OF the matter it might seem absurd that
men should at any particular season of
the year, even in cOmmenioration Of the
greatest of al. events in the worlds his
tory, exhibit the sentiments which should
control their actions throughout the
year, but it is bles sing that even for
such short time seliishness should be
disregarded andU the whole Christian
world unite in giving practical expression
to the faith thai is in them. But gift
giving should be perfunctory. or rest
entirely upon custom or the fashion of
the day 1t should be inspired by the
sentiment of the season, and be prompted
by hearty good will. 1t will then take
an appropriate form. The thought of
the giver will be directed not to the graf.
iiicatiun of his own desire for display, but
to the satisfaction of the relative or friend
who Is to- be the beneficiary of his
bounty. His Gift will express in itself
the kindly feeling which is behind it,
not the mere liberaiity of the giver. Tho
poorest and humblest, if guided by true
sentiment. can offer gifts TO relatives
and fir ends as acceptable as those which
the richest in the land may present. The
sentiment counts for more than the value
of the e, # in dollars and cents The true
Christmas sentiment is good will, and
it is expressed by consideration. There is
an abundance of Christmas sentiment in
the thought and labor required to prepare
an appropriate present which shall be
exactly suited to the wants or the tastes