davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28

nsly; zaufanie zniklo zupeinie,
aeby je mona doprowadzie do
jakiegos praktycznego wypad-
ku. Choroba nieuleczona ma.
dial pozostala.
Opr6cz tego nowy zwiazek
mia1 pred SODA niezmierne
wydatki, pred kt6remi uchy.
lie sic ME m6gf. Trzynascie
prowincyj bylo zalozonych ma
wschodnim brzegu Ameryki
p63nocnej; wszakze "a temi O.
sadami rozciaga}a sic niezmie.
rzona przestrze6, ciagnaca ku
sobie coraz nowych przyby.
Sow. TIE osady potrzebowaly
r6wniea jakiejs politycznej or.
ganizacji, kt6rej ME mogly sic
spodziewac cd daleko lezacych
starych prowincyj. Koloniza-
cja eaten srodkowego terytor-
jun ku zachodowi stala sic
najpilniejszem zadaniem anne
rykan6w. Pc z~alozeniu nowych
osad powstawafy MOVIE pro.
wincje, tax zwane terytorja,
kt6re staly sic jadrami nowych
Stan6w.
uwagi, Re tie MOVIE prowin-
Gle ME mog}y bye uwazane "a
dodatki starych, Virginia u
stapila swoich pretensyj do
nieuprawnego terytorjum
uni. Ia tym przykladem po-
SHY Massachusetts, New York.
Ale jak sic miala wzissc Unja
do tel novel trudnej roboty?
Jak ona, ME majac W sobie
czynnik6w rzadu i administra-
eli, mogaa zarzsdzac odleglemi
stronami! Jak sama, niebe.
DAG %pa1stwem, miafa kierowaG
zakiadaniem nowych pa6stwa
Kongres uczynii co by}o W
jego mocy. Zebra} wszystkie
swoje SHY, uzy} jak m6g} mai
lepiej s}uzacych sobie atrybu-
cyl, by ufozyc ola nowych te-
rytorj6w prawo osadnicze, CO
mu sic, lubo niezupelnie, uda-
10. Tiwala opieka byla ME-
mozebna W braku rzeczywiste-
go, centralnego rzadu Unji-
(Ciag dalszy nastapi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28

Mkt ME ocenia, CO be- lez umiera,
A gdy zwyciezy, Gala slave zbiera
Zelazna reka, co go W b6j wypycha,
A kt6ra prawo ME wlada, lecz pycha!
IA mas, mas wielkich p~raojc6w posagi
Do swietnych czyn6w wzywajs, jak ongi
Dlugim szeregiem ogrcdzily rynek,
Azeby sadziG kazdy nasz uczynek,
Ably mas gromic marmurowa twarza.
Jezeli wrogi ziemie ich zniewaza.
IA mas, mas wszystkich do boju porywa
Kazda piedz ziemi, m~ogilami zywa,
To jasne niebo, CO niesie W obloku
Cienia poleg}ych, widne duszy oku,
l Gala przeszlosc, ia przeszlosc wiekowa,
Co W swoim Ionic lyle s}awy chowa!
,,Bogowie z Mani! Jedno nasze ramie
Tysiac najemc6w zgruchocze i zlamie!
Bogowie z Mani! Oni mas prowadza!
Oni nam size Tytan6w nadadza!
Niechze mas wspiera ich b}ogosfawie6stwo!"
A lud wykrzyknal: ,,Smierc albo zwycisstwor'
l sr6d radosci weselnych okrzyk6w
Postal do Sparty' do Platejczyk6w
Prosic pomocy.
Odm6wila Sparta;
Bo jej zabrania swieta ustaw karta,
Co jest wyrocznia PREY wszelkim obrzadku,
Ma b6j wyruszac W ksiezyca poczstku.
Ale Platea, ME baczac ma gwiazdy,
Przys}aia zbrojny hutiec dzielnej jazdy.
(Doko6czenie nastapi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28
ZafOzenie
Uni A~merykanskiej
W rOku 1857.
Odczyt ORA H. G.. Buntschhi
(Ciag dalszy).
W rOku 1857

Jedyna pOwaga n~arodowa
by} kongres Stan6w Zjedno-
czonych. Welding ustawy RIA
dowej mia}o sic corocznie od.
bywac Og6lne Zgromadzenie
wszystkich prowincyj (Gene
raj Assembly, KaAda pro
wincja bez wzgledu Ma pre-
strzeh i ludnosc miala jeden
gios i mog}a swoich delegate.
do wolf zmieniac: mogla tee
wyslac delegowanych cd 2 do
Z. Wszakte pomimo tego Rad.
ko W kongresie by}o wiecej
mad 20 cz}onk6w. Gdy W Ii
stopadzie r. 1888 zebra} sic
bardzo wazny kongres ola "a
twierdzenia pokoju z Anglia j
uwolnienia cd naczelnego do
w6dztwa jenera}a Washingto-
ma, z IL ~prowincyj tylko 7 z
poczatku wys1alo Is posl6w.
By}to wiec bardzo niezupeiny
obraz jednosci narodowej i STA
by organ sp6lnej wolf.
Jak ia najwyasza reprezen-
tacja zwiazku byfa zdyskredy.
towana j b~ezwladna, okaza} to,
latem tegoz roku, nadzwyczaj
gorszscy wypadek. Oficerowie
ii zolnierze armji oswobodzi-
cielskiej byli bardzo niezado
woleni z kongresu, gdyz ten
ami m6gl, ami chcial dotrzymae
linn dawniejszych obietnic.
Dzieki tylko Washingtonowi,
W kt6rym i armja i kongres
wielkie mialy zaufanie, udalo
sic lichs ugods zawrzec z Office
rami. Zolnierze jednak mieli
jeszcze inne zsdania, kt6rych
sic zrzekac ME myself, i goto.
wall sic dac osobisty nacisk
swoim pretensjom. Poszli do
Filadelfji, gdzie w6wczas kon.
gres obradowa}, i W sciesnio
nych szeregach udali sic pred
pa1ac sejmowy Wv czerwcu r.
1889. Jasnem Jest, ze to ME
byfa juz pokorna prosba, lecz
grozba.
Napr6zno cz}onkowie kon
sresu zwr6cili sic do manifest.
nika Pennsylvania o pomoc i
prosili go, zeby ma obrone VIA
dry zwiszkowej przyslal mill.
Gle. Namiestnik odpowiedzial,
re podlug prawa krajowego
tylko W takim razie moze zwo.
lywac milicje pod broG, gdy
sic jua rozpoczelo naruszanie
pokoiu j zamierzono karygo
dny wystepek; tylko w6wczas
milicja moglaby skutecznie wy.
staple W obronie prawa. Skru-
pull ten m6gl bye usprawiedli
wiony re strouy f~ormalnej W
ductu prawa anglo meryka1.
skiego; ale podobnemi maksy.
mani ME podobna bylo obro.
mic powagi i swobody nacsel.
mel wladxy. Besbronny kon.
49, $500 =
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28

ciekac pred grenada groza
cego zo}dactwa z Filade,fji do
innego miasta. Ale czesc wiel
kiego pa1stwa i powaga jego
reprezentacji musia}y ma tenn
cierpiec.
Brak naczelnej w3adzy poll.
tycznej szczeg6lnie daf sic u
czuwac W stosunkach Uni do
mocarstw zagranicznych. Ma
wet traktat z Anglia ME m6gl
bye we wszystkich czesciach
zwiazku wykonany. Kongres
zalecii jedynie pojedyhczym
prowincjom przestrzeganie wa
runk6w pokoju; ale gdy tych
zalece6 ME usluchano, ME mial
SHY do pokonania oporu Tub
opiesza}osci niepos}usznych
Stan6w. Diatego Rad apgiel.
ski ME be- slusznosci skarzy}
SIC ma wadliwe wykonanie ira.
ktatu pokoju i czssto groziiy
nowe IMPROVEMENTS. Pc.
s3owie ameryka1scy doznawali
W Europe osobiscie zupefnego
zaufania jak ma to z~aslugiwali;
ale ME ufano zapewnieniom
jake czynili W imieniu tych
CO ich wysiali, gdyz CT pomi,
mo dobrej wolf, ME mogli re
czyc "a wykonanie traktat6w.
Dlatego tez Eiepodobna by}o
re skutkiem wystapic z amaery-
hanishq polityka wzgledem "a.
granicy.
Najwiscej zas ma tel polity.
cznej niemocy ucierpialy sto.
sunk handlowe uni. Braklo
spolnego systemu handlowego
i celnego; prawa rozmaitych
%prowincyj byly pelne sprzecz.
nosci. q tego powodu handel
wewnetrzny sciesniony, a Oboe
narody be- wzajemnosci wy.
zyskiwaly bezkarnie terytor
jun Uni. Gospodarstwo i
Przemysl Ameryki p6lnocnej
musialy "a to ~odpowiadac.
Jak ten stan byl szkodliwy
i niebezpieczny, doswiadczouo
tego szczeg6lnie ma po}udniu.
Olbrzymia ameryka6ska RE.
ka, otwarta dis ola powsze.
chnego handful, pokryta ME.
zliczonemi okrety, Mississippi,
jeszcze w6wczas ME byla cal
kowicie W posiadaniu Uni.
Szczeg6lnie ujScia jej, iaczsce
lad staly z oceanem, znajdowa.
~ sic pod wfadzs hiszpan6w,
kt6rzy tamowali zeglugs i han.
del amerykahski. Kazdy 70.
zumia} jasno, ze tam by}a pod.
wiazana gl6wna arterja zycia
ameryka6skiego, &c ola wzro.
stu Uni temu uciskowi nalezy
koniecznie kres poiozyc, gdya
W przeciwnym razie nastapi
sparalizowanie czlonk6w. Ale
jak temu zapobiedz2 Rozpo
czeto z dworem madryckim u.
kiady i nakreslono projekta
do traktatu handlowego tn.
dziez o ustapienie terytorjum ;
wszakze W Ameryce zdania
byly podzielone j Mkt ME m6gl.
sarecsyc, ae jakskolwiek umo.
We blds sssnovssy wssystkie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28
RUNTAiFARMY
Kupujcie teraz fanny i zbOgaGcie sic!

Kupujcie teraz fanny i zbogaecie sic!
Ps.enioa bydso kos.tujs " tym roku diva ra.y lyle lie " rou re.
szlym kosztowsly.
Csny farm Z pewnOsoa tax Same p6jda W gore jak oeny "a pszenioe
byd}o.
~Oszczedzcie zatem pieniedzy kupujac grunt teraz sanim oena
jego pojdzs W gore.
Obecnie jest OdpOwiedni czas do przybycia ma fanny.
Wiadomo jest wszystkim, ze grunts W naszych kolopiach Hofa Park,
Pulaski, Sobieski Krakow So bardzO dObre tax Same kimat jest dobry.
lego roku wszy stkie gatunkl zboza uday sic bardzo dobrze ME z
stly usakodzone przsz desicze" zbytnia goraozke Tub mro1y.
Nssze kolonje szyhko sic powiekszajs
NOwy dwOrZec kOle,Owy inOwy kOsci6f pOlski zostaly W tm
roku W wiOsce SObieski pobudowane.
Jestesmy gotowi sprzedswac grunts w kawa}kach 5, 10, 20, 40 Tub 80
akrowych izadow oiuy ter maAemi wplatamiL jeAi kupujaoy ME jest W
stanie wszyskego z CORY gotowks sa2laot.
Sprzedajemy grunt pc zoe. 300 Tub 400 dolarow a 40 ARROW, lecz
many takae grunta ktore weoej kosztujs
Wykupcie tykiet kOlejOwy wprOst do Sobieski.
Piszoie pc mape, kss.eo.ke dokladne informacye.
Listy adresujoe do:
J. J. HOf Land Go. Milwaukee, Wis.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-10-28

y Oimp, CORA W Grecji, pomiedzy TessaHa Macedonia Wedfug DO.
DANA 0reckfe bogi miaiy m w sedlsko. Grecy nazywali w MOVIE
boska sMd wyrazenie poety: .od kiedy przyszsa = onmpu - nova.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-16
GREAT CONVENTION AT END
stirring scenes at the Ciose-ihe
Honeward Journey 10
Semitic.
Special Correspondence,


On TRAIN homeward bound. July Is
Wen the great convention is over. and l
seem 10 he standing on It's shore watch
ms the waves OF its enthusiasm stiil toss
iux Certainly San Francisco has never
seen such "a company, such muiuiude or
young people OF, Its streets, in IT'S pubhc
parks. at SIS favorite resorts. in lis homes
and churches, the vast throng that the
Christian Endeavor movement mas
brought through its gates.
The whole affair has been surprise n
the average San Francisco mind. II has
never before been called upon 10 oontem-
plate such things in just such way Re
lieious conventions have gathered In one
a. It's great halls. but none has ever as
summed such vast proportions, 2e.eA strong
other conventions haze come, represent
ine some great division Of the Christian
church. but none that has Included over
s1rty denominations meeting in the truest
loyalty 10 their own separate principles.
ana yyt for the time being willing 70 be
foreetful % them that their general fel-
lo~shlp uiSh' be The more complete.
N sooner was the final henedtction pro
uai'0ce1 and the sixteenth international
as antion OF Christian EnGcaNor de-
Cfsrrt closed than tie diSlrtegration of
tto forces began. Thcre WAS a homewara
wing iu the Rhythm ~ the songs ehey
sang as they walked along Market street
ta companies OF = hundred or more. or
Sized to overlooking the different lines Of
tt,s Tho trunks that had foile1 for days
tn. hcet attempts Of their owners 70 Gad
f.ew went cu decorously or tho retarn
Journey their li3s closed against all
temptation 90 similarly mls6ehaVe them
selves
The leaders, ia the great movement look
cf fre1 after treir lrienae lahofN. hut
-fttrfHl ata aEupy. There VAS an Xxx
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IRIS air Sometimes several were going
sferx together without any apparent. In
reference OHIO was specially happy II
is state cry
"Rahi Rs. Re.
WAo ara weS
We're from ire STATE q
The buckeye Tree.
Ohio
Ohio
Tie Aasszcht sets cry was scraewhA.
mere ambitious;
'sgaa, Rah, Rah.
yko@ Who7 Whos
We're from Boston,
Wko are ycue
EUb-a-6u1 CIzA-
We're from the Hub.
We're from :szs Hub,
Boston. Boston, sath a VIII
Plymouth Rock ard Bunker Hin.
Tea IN The a4rhor sleeping stslEs
In apparent confusion worse confounc-
ed the .4atg Fec pie who filed the audIto-
run found rally w.th great ease their
respective places erd the $50. people vho
were not able 10 get in bore their dlsap-
continent with Christian Esndeayor good
viii
Or. 2. r. Clark presided 81 the closing
meeting IN the Mechanics pavilion. he
introduced Rev. Or. Ollie. Of San Fran
cisco, one Of the committee OF 90. who hs.
aore good service during the preparatory
pariod OF the convention. and he read the
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Special Dispatch 20 the Post In,slssn,.
OLYMPIA. July l5-The supreme 49,.
has handed down decisions in the .aby,
Ing cases:
State ex rel. the Manhattan Trrx. s,v,.
pany. petitioner. ". the Sgperiar ra,,r, !,
Ming County. Observation-Disclosures ~
a writ of prohibition: denied.
bellingham Bay improvement coupsm
respondent. VS.. the FairAaven & Nv
Whatcom Railway Company. appsixs,-
Appeal from Whatoom county. aaIrnd
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No ~Top-otERS ALLOW ED.
settlement of Railroad Differences
Ia FnaeaVor Rates.

CHICAGO. July i5-The trouble over
the eas'-oouo5 rates from the conyeotion
81 tae Christian Es46eavo1er, at san Fran
cisco seems TO te over au@ the chances
are that Chairman Caldwell wii not ind
e necessary - redasre ans TateS after be
reaches San Francisco. All Il the Colo
v1do-Ifan roads with tne exception *
the Colorado Midland have notified the
executive committee OF the Western Pas
seag@r Association teAt they VIII rot az
iaw the st2p-overs on their tickets an8
* j. 0ot Hkalv the Colorado Midland off,
clais w1ll be Aoie q create 3 very great
amount or treaU5e TIE Southern Psclfc
which had agreed % allow sEop-0vars as
r paso for such excursiontsts As de-
sired - make trip 20 the civ q Mexico.
hGs announced that 50 Wi4 not allow them.
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Tacoma Endeavorerr n,..

Special Dispatch 10 the Pos,.In,.,,..,, !,
TACOMA. July ia.-There was 800.
able disappointment expressed seaa, :
CITY that the Eastern 1eissatss = :
Christian Endeavor convention !, :.
EraneiSeo had concluded rot 10 v,si, !,
Sound, but 10 continue eastward via !
ieiLoWstone park. ARRANGEMENTS !,
been made 10 entertain the visitors :
make EneIr stay in Tacoma one n /.
pieasantest during the trim.
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Sgrrt1l Dispatch 20 fhe Post -fufelsfas.sn-s.~
iAcpAA. July -postrna ster case -
0.e'foAs ~ calling the attention - s.
@--tt''es ~he mail letters on tas postal
ears az train time - the fact STAT many
% t"*H ia} 20 stamp the sane Thrss
w. 7ta'n r'~d letters are dropoed 81 in THIS
ny ana are kept here unt.l word can
% sent 10 tneir destination that there is
~ -4s" cue on tasn- In thls manner
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NEWS FROM TACOMA.
TEArs AND ToNLINSoN CHARGED
WITH WHOLESALE BooDLING.

Charges Filed With the City Council
-Asndavits State That Demands
for Money Were Made. Under PEN
atty CT Removal IL Refuscd-rom-
linson Has . Werdy Interview
With Mayor Fawcett-Fusion uuch
Weakened by the Revelations
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Suicide at spnnsl. Poor r.,..

SPOKANE. July i5.--In a &. Of ten.
porary insanity this morning And,sx
Mack. aged -, an inmate OF the cosr,,
poor farm at Spangle. committed sasssss..
by cutting his throat with a razor,
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The longest and most beautiful ride =.
electric cars. Take the Seattle 4 Raias|
Beach Railway fer trip through r,|
woods and gardens and along the IAa|
WASHINGTON shore 70 Renton Round hi
% cents. Cars leave on Wsshlarsu|
street hourly.
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Save time and money go!ng b u
klondyke by taking steamship Portrait
For passage apply North American rsaa|
portation and Trading Company, y
First avenue. Steamer leaves July Nh
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letters are delayed severa, wesl, a..
is for the convenience Of Seastls 49,
minded 'etter writers thar pas,r..s.'
Case makes these facts pubic
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Only $5l TO Chicago via Great Norths-
Arc You Coins CampiusY

II YOU are YOU should have the Pa
Inteliigencer sen' 10 you. II VIII q
nothing extra Call al our Office ana be-
your address changed.
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combination steam and Electric
Device to he Tested

SPECIAL Dispatch 90 the -Tntelllreneer
TACOMA, July I5.-Steamer Pelican.
WIN lea. mating and curios from CHINA.
% tNptclel ~ port tomorrow morning a.th
u 9oi1s gnfneni OF over 100 tons on her
arrival uew experI raent vii 10 llsad ir
Aisrh@FEing the cargo. Il * A .cofeb.rat ten
7'~afa and electric conyeyor. recently pat
ehiei py Charley Anderson and Mr.. NJ
s-2'~- should !'s working prove satisfa--
.0fy- 70 VIII greatly facilitate the unlo4d-
ms o. OCEAN vessels
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PORTLAND. July = To-day vas she
busiest oar ever <eeu 81 fcs trson depot
Ses-sc tra50 loads II raEistlen h,udsaVor-
sre poured through g and en.vene& the
clrg for A few hoGrs Win taelr presence.
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Only ssl 10 Chicago via Great NcrtAt
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Elegant ofaces for yen; - sullivan
E11sl4zk
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n S'Ne 40. -yru, nss sess
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= am u the age OF - years. I am now
and Tor fifteen years last past have bean n
resident OF the county Of Pierce, state %
Washington. an now engaged or fba
police force. have nsen 50 ernu}ove3 No.,
or ieSs for six years last PAST arr a.
GoAintea wita G3snor Teas and Mr. Torn
l'-Soh eo'a are members % the civil serv-
tct CON MISSION of fhe city % Tacoma 7
took che civtl service exa rafrafion sa-, /.
une during the month - July fSaf Gor1e
ulAe ~ ne month Of Nav met Nj Teats
on me street Tie stopped me- and zsld.
Ellison think yoa are on the lfsr ana T
wan sofie money told him Z could not
g@s nm snyia}ag ~ hat sine. he said
~ GIa pot t1tnk 7 would pay and ,fseF
language lnfiuatiug Unless ! paid min so-,r
money I would nor - able 10 bold 49,
place / tDea said - Teas thaf he ~os,i,
m - - s any elaf On ne lie stated in re-
PtE t2t' ~ vas nat - ing 20 bl4fg. h1r
-t4i ctheEs had raid hiu ana that I ~
As abe 10 ray "a they were"
aueer Examination.
The AFFIDAVIT made ~ Chief Clerk I. q
Jackson. q the controllers Office j.
= now all Ten - .hesa presents. That
l. - Jackson depose and say nat Al
t&e e+t4 service 81 nntnat icr hql4 far clasr~
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Disseminated HOusekeepers.

Not without reason does Mrs.
Amelia E. Barr write as follows in the
North american RcvicW:
One Of the saddest domestic features
of the day is the disrepute into which
housekeeping has fallen for that is a
woman's first natural duty and an
swers to the needs of her best nature.
It must be noted that this revolt Of
certain women against housekeeping
is not a revolt against their husbands !;
it is simply a revolt against their du-
ties. They consider housework hard
and monotonous and inferior, and
confess with a cynical frankncss that
they prefer to engross paper, or dab
bic in art, or embroider pillow shams,
or sell goods, or in some way make
money to pay servants who will cook
their husbands dinner and nurse their
babies for them. And they believe
that in this way they show themselves
to have superior minds, and ask
credit for a deed which ought to cover
them with shame. For actions speaks
louder than words, and what does such
action say? In the first place, it as
serts that any stranger, even a young
uneducated peasant girl hired for a
few dollars a month, is able to per-
form the duties of the housemistress
and the mother. In the second place,
it substitutes a poor ambition for love,
and hand service for heart service.
In the third place, it is a visible abase-
ment of the Hottest duties Of woman
hood to the capacity of the lowest
paid service. A wife and mother
cannot thus absolve her own soul !;
she simply disgraces and traduces her
hottest work. Suppose even that
housekeeping is hard and m%onoton-
Gus, it is not more so than mems work
in the city. The first lesson a bust
ness man has to learn is to do pleas
antly what he does not like to do.
All regular useful work must be mo-
n%otonous, but love ought to make it
easy and at any rate, the tedium of
housework is not any greater than the
tedium of office work. AS for house
keeping being degrading, that is the
v~eriest nonsense. Home is a little
royalty. 1t is only the weakest, SILL
est women who cannot lift their work
to the level Of their thoughts, and so
ennoble both"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-06-02
Something to Bear In Minde

Every boy should always bear in
mind that he has a name to keep up
and a record to keep clean, not alone
because it is right to do SO, but be-
cause he can never tell when some one
else may not be looking at him as an
example and may not be tempted to
do things unworthy Of boys because
he does them. There is perhaps just
as much evil on the other side of the
qucstion-that is, where a young man
(or an old one, for that matter) feels
that he is continually an example to
others, and lives two different lives,
one for the benefit of his friends and
the other for himself. The example
is of no value itself. 1t is merely
that you, living your daily life, enter
ing into sports and into studies at
schools, can never tell when your
schoolmatcs or persons whom perhaps
you may never know may be uncon-
sciously observing your actions, and
be accepting them as standards tor
themselves.
Thus every one is at some time or
other, and often frequently, a guide or
example for others, and it, behooves
him to bear this in mind from day to
day. It should not cause worry; the
responsibility of it ought not to weigh
any one down; but the idea that you
can do whatever enters your head,
provided that in your mind you are
satisfied that it is right for you, is not
always correct. -Harpcr's Round Ia