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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20
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Mech wszystko djabli biora!
Mech Ii no porwiel Siowo dale.
Ju. piaty IA. sisdam PREY biurku,
ju. piaty raz Ia pioro chwytam - a
tn Mo. Jak ME idlie, tax ME idzie.
Nsjprzod nspisalem litere R, pOtem
B, potem S, potem G - teraz N.
Kiedy wieo napisasem N pisze
dslej iech j nam Mech "a ze ziy
jestem znowu, pisze, ably ~wszystko
djabli wzieli.. -. tylko ME mnie oza-
SEM. Bo prosre pans pc kc-
soiach oos mi chodai i lamie, TAXI
oieaki jestem i niewyrszly.
To powietrze ~przeklete take
zmienne, wszystkiemu WHINE. Me
wien jak tam u was, ale tn u mas W
Cbicsgo - zmienia sic powietrze "a
NY ma dobe, a ezasem j wiecej. i
badz tn zdr6w.... l pisz tn. Zsby
to j~eszoze prosze pahstwa ludzie by
Ii ozulsi i ma grzecznosci sic zuali -
byioby POI biedy. Ale to panic do
brodzieju same samoluby... Gdy-
bym tax teraz m6gl sobie wypic je
dina, jedyns, jedyniutka l~smpeszke
wilma wytrawnego - zaraz by i hu-
NOR wrocii i lepiejby sic pisalO. A
znsjomi moi maia wilma podostatkiem
maja lyle, re je az s~przedaja. zsby
kt6ry z Mich przysiai tea malutka
buteleczke przez u~myslnego Z napi
sem: To ola tego pans CO pisze Ga
,cedy. MECH sobie rae ma dzieh kie
liszeczek wypije, MECH mu to wyj,
die ma zdrowie - humor mu ma
prawi. Ale gdzie tam! Oni ci pa
ME dobrodzieju winem handluja, q
90 ME sprzedadza to sami wypijs
Mech i'm tego Bog ME pamieta!
w mojej ksiedze i pamieci zapisa'
trwale swe imie p. Steozyhski, ogro
dnik i dobry zwiazkowiec.
Przychodze CT ia panic dobrodzie
ju do domu przedwczoraj, a iona ia
kos ~tajemniozo usmiecha sic do mnie
mowi:
- Patrz!
A.. to kwisty, takie piekne
kwiaty egzotyczne W doniozkach
Przyslai je p. Steczy hski ,,temu pa.
nu 90 Gd~edy pisze'. ia pasjami
kwiaty lube - ucieszyl muie wiec
moono ten uPominek, a wiecej jesz
oze poczciwe serce p. Steczyhskisgo
Ustswi}sm sobis tedy owe kwiaty
ma stoliku PREY lotku - usnaiem.
l mialem prosze Psfstwa gen mad
zwycaaJny.
Otoz sniio mi sic, 70 leoislem "
powietrzu bez skrzyde', wyaej i Wy
zej, az zatrzy malem sic pred jaka:
wielka, a ~ziocista brama.
Drama sts{. otworem a cd ME
prowadzila droga kwiatami uslans
glab ogrodu. w ogrodzie grano
ma pieknych instruu entach j spiewa.
iy ohory anielskie.
To must bye raj - pomyslalem
sobie
Pa,rze tn. PREY bramie stoi wy.
soki jakis czlowiek, niemlody
giadki ma gebie.
- Aha! to pewnie stroz!
Zdja}em ~ieo kapelusz, uklonilem
sic grzecrnie i zapytaaem niesmiaio;
- Przepraszam, ozy stroa mowi
po polsku?
- jake. My tn wszystkiemi
jezykami mowimy, e polski kocha
my - DO 60 ma ziemi przesladuja.
Nam rozksz kazdemu polakowi, kto-
ry ola sprawy polskiej pracowai, bra
me te otworzyt.
Dopiero js, o~smielony n%ieco, RE
klein:
- Mech bedzie pochwslony Jezus
Cbrystusl
- Ma wieki wicklow, Amen!
Chciaiem sic zspytac, ozy moi bra
ola zwiazkowcy 50 tea W raju, ale
ME snisiem. Przeciez tylu ksiezy
utr1ymuje, re baden z mas ME mozs
wejsc do Kr6lestws niebieskisgo, DO
bysmy tam zsrsz panic dobrodzieju
republike chcieli oglosic. Zssmy
anarcbisci, steusze, bezbozniki.
SPogladam wiec ma stroza - a ME
smiem go pytac.
Nsreszoie uzyism fortelu.
Rozpiasem surdut, ably bylo widsc
odznake zwiazkowa - ! czebam.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20
NasZ PrZeWOdniL.
ADWOKACI.

ADWOKACI.
D~dnkoscski, I. f., offs: "a La Sale
St M~ieszkanie: $50 w. 18th IT,,
Chicago.
Smulski, j. f., offs: % Metropou-
tan I'll. Mieszkanie: sos Noble -,
Chicago.
Geeting d Nosoak, 1I2 Clark Ut.
Room 40, Chicago.
Czdrnecki Dc Koraleski, offs nr
Dol 6O5 La Sale st. i 604-0Oo
Milw aukee ave.
ARCHITEKCI.
Fisikososki, 1. s., 90 w. Division
ct. Chicago, Ill.
BlezRicki, j., budowniczy, I kon-
traktor, 63S Holt Ave-, Chicago.
APTEKI.
Bardohski, Wiktor, 838 Noble nj,
r6g Bradley, Chicago.
ButkieacicS, Razimierz, SCI MIL
waokee ave. r6g Will St. Chicago.
Burdd, W4ad., Noble ST., ron
Ri, okhawk, Chicago.
haTzeacski, 8. j., 1885 w. 22nd
ST., blisko California ave. Chicago,
Noodk, Jan, 724 w. 18th sts.
reg Psulina st. Chicago
Lenard, Robert, 8448 Superior
Av. South Chicago, Ill.
AGENCI ,,REAL ESTATE.
Stan, Teofl, $50 Milwaukee Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
Durski, Marian, $50 Noble H..
Oh oago, Ill.
TOWARY BEAWATNE.
SSumihski, John c., 8O4 Noble
st, Chicago. Ill.
DOKTORZY.
RntIeUski. ". a., 724 w. 10 u,
takte W apiece Butkiewioza, Chi.
cago
SienainooicS, Dr. ". j., 576 MI
waui ee ave. Chicago.
Ziotkoacski, M. d., 638 Noble 81,
i574 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
DENTYSCI.
ChrSdnoacski, II. n. Dr., 721 NIL
wal kes v 3 Chicago.
FABRYKl CIGAR.
AecSdrshi, J6zsf, 81 Homer 81.
Chicago, Ill.
FABRYKA ZkOTYCH ODZNA-
KOW MEDAL PAMIAT.
Stacho',ski II, 533 Noble utica,
Chicago Illinois.
FOTOGRAFJE.
Nikids { PaacscDski, $50 Milvau-
kee av. e block cd al. Nobls1
Chicago.
LdSikoscshi, Jan W, 438 MiIwau-
kee Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Le,oin, Henryk, SAT Milwaukee
Ave. Chicago, Ill.
SKLADY HERBATY IKAWY.
Rlass, J6Sef, SOL Noble st. CHI
cago.
KSIAZKI L ARTYKULY RE
LIGIJNE.
Augustynoaoicz s Podczaski, 6O3
Noble str. Chicago.
INTROLIGATORZY.
MetSger, G. E., 457 w. Huron
st, Chicago
hONIRAhTORZY.
Piqtkie,cicS, J6zef, Budownioxyy
KoLtraktor, 574 Noble ul., Chica-
60.
ZAKLADY KRAWIECKIE.
Smolihshi, j., 8O7 Milwaukee Av.
Chicago, Ill.
MEBLE | PIECE.
No'oaczeaoski, WSad., 1913 - $40
Milwaukee av. Chicago.
S~mOlarS, Piotr, 697 Milwaukee
Chicago, Ill.
Sto6iecki, Romeo, 489 Milwaukee,
Chicago, Ill.
MALARZE.
Schlie6en, y. 500 Holt aysnu.
Chicago.
NOTARYUSZE PUBLICAN,
Brodososki, E. g., sol Noble 81
(hicago. Ills.
~PIEKARNIE,
Wleklihski, Waienty, 898 Dick
sor st Chicago, Illinois.
PaDeskieaoicz, o., $50 - 6S2 N.
Ashland ave. Chicago.
PRALNIE BIELIZNY.
MiIeaoczyk, r. L., 574 Noble st.
Chicago, Illinois.
SKLADY OBUWIA.
Stspihski, W. { Kasprzyk, ",
64S Noble ST., Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20

aegnaws.y sic pobo.nis jakos vito.
czyism sic.
Drama z huk;em a trzaskiem Fam
kne{s sic ga nami. Przyznac music,
te mi sic zrobilo troohe niewyrs znie
W ao}sdku.
Dym, pisk, wrzssk, gorsoo - Ae
az fe!
A .u wszedzie djably sic uwijaja
Z widlami W lapaoh. Przewrsca
j. swe cfary W smole wrzscej, do
ogpia wpyohaja. Dus.e biedns Xvi
oza przerazliwie. Temu jezyk wy
rywsjs, tego cwisrtujs, tego wzieli
ma koio. Straoh! Poznsism OF ia ME.
jednego ale ME wydam go. ivy
czaj naka.uje, re jak sic kogo spot
ka W .iem miejscu, to sic ME wyda.
je.
Zrobilo mi sic jakos nisdobrze.
Tracilem wiec mego djabla W box:
- Siuchaj ty rogaty djable - jsk
OF imie?
- Rogadyzys.
- Aha DO rogi masz! Siuchaj
ty rogaty czy ME masz ozasem ten
tego?....
Przytknsiem piesc do ust j glove
przecbyli}em.
- Co ohoesz sznspyp
- Me - wilma!
- U mas wilma ME ma, ale Jest
kordjal djabelski. Tylko zeby sic
starry Lucyper ME dowiedzial. On
zskazsi nam pic DO pc pijauemu
i djabei ME moze pracowat. Jeden
Slisz bit.je djabia.
Djsbe} otworzyl s,afke i wyjs'
ciemns jakas butelke i kieliszek.
NsPiiem sic wieo kordjaiu, aegua
jac sic poboanie w mysli.
l lepiej mi sic zrobiio.
- Teraz p6jdz pokazs CT, jake
kary Lu,yper sam obmysl} ola Kill
ku twych kolegow.
- ksieay ozy ME ma W pickle
- o So tea niektorzy, ale W osob
mem miejscu. Wid.isz te drugis
drzwiS Ale tam ole ME z~aprowsdse
hos ty "a wraaliwy - jeszcze by.
zemdlal.
l szlismy dalei. A djabel Ro
gady zys miai TAX diugi ogon, Re wlo
czyl GO pc ziemi. Mimov oil 90 kilk'
krokow nadepnaiem mu ma sam ko
nieo tego ogona. A re ia i ola dja
bla chce bye grzeczny wieo RE
klein:
- Sluchaj ty ogonissta poczwaro
schowaj ze ten twoj ogon chooia;
pod takiet, abym ciagle pc MIN ni'
deptsl....
A on, u~smieohna1 sic i zwina} e
W klebek.
Me wiedziaiem, Ae djably nog,
swe ogony W k3ebki rwijat.
Oh tel ohaiii sslismy bee prze
szkody.
Zaprowaizi3 mnie W kat, gd.ie sta
10 ocs naksztalt zelaznego lozka.
Patrz - rzeki djabei- = to loz,
ola Sliszs. Powiadam OF niczem 10
ze madsjowe!.... Sam Belzebut
wymyslil je. Widzisz ma iglach be
die sobie miekko spoozywai Slisz
Cry widzisz tie sk~orpiony, pluskwy
mrowki, kt6remi to tote jest pokry
te. One beds ssaly mu knew abb
"a wiele ME spai. Nawet rak mu nj,
~zwiazemy, MECH sic broni.... A
CORY jak widzisz ma piekne jego ola
10 kspac bedzie wrzacs smola kro
plami A widzisz ts dwie butelec.k
piekne ma ziotym ishcuszku? "
jednej jest starry bardro. bo a:
przedpotopowy burbon, a W drugis,
piwo. lie ray s!isz ~spragniony ze
chloe sic maple burbonu lub Iiwa
reks siegnie pc fl4szeozke, to mu IA
szeozks sic usunie. ia tez tn czasen
przyjde kioc go temi OTTO wid}smi
Hm!.... i djabe} Z radosoi W rsce
naplul ] potari je.
Pstrze a tn obok ioza siedzi ia.
kis starry, brzydki czart / spi.
- A ten 90 tn robip
- Moi kolegsP A on ozsks ma
Sliszs, DO ma mu prrez os}s wiski
O1ytac w~szystkie kiamstwa, jake @
Zwiszku pissl.
- o Jezul "a woiaiem.
Oglsdam sic - djabia juz ME
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20

MeacryzDi, miodzi ] starry, powin
ni czytac ogtoszenie Tomsszs Slate
rs ma sire ppioy 2ej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20

szeczks sic usunie. ia tez tn ozasem
przyjde kioc go temi OTTO widlsmi
Hml.... i djabel Z radosoi W rsce
uaplu} j potari js.
Pstrze to obok lola siedzi ia.
kis starry, brzydki czart j spi.
- A ten 90 tn robip
- Moi kolegsP A on ozsks ma
Sliszs, DO ma mu przez oais wiski
ozytac wszystkie kiamstwa, jake o
Zwiszku pissi.
- o Jezul "a woiaiem.
Oglsdam sic a djabla juz ME
ma. Siedzi u CORY ma beloe i trieste
sic.
Co CT jest rogatyP
Me wisj tego imienial
/ skoczyl znowu ma zism'e
Zal mi sic zrob:io SIiszs, wiec RE-
klein do djabis:
- Jak wyjde ma SWAT, pojsde do
Buff 'lo ! Ostrzege go.
- Ma mic sia to ME ida - on sic
juz oofnsd ME moze ME cofoie.
- Hs! ooz wieo robic - mech /
die do piekisl
- Nam jeszoze kilks tskioh 10
EEK. Cheese js oglsdstH
- Idz do.... s%uieis, djsbls. Wy.
puf6 mnie - DO tn strssrnie dusznol
Hal hal A gdybys taxi -. do
stat sic tn ma zswsze.. go. Az
A mnie znowu clark przesziy 20
Djsbei zas ~usmiecbusi sic dziwnie
jakos ma mnie spojrrsi:
Jest tam u was starry moi zna.
jomy Zembso1yhskip
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ten and one-half miles long and six and

ten and one-half miles long and six and
one-half miles broad.
There is a very remarkable tree in Mrs
Elizabeth Porter's front yard at her
home in the suburban part Of Glasgow,
ky. 1t is an Old locust tree. and in the
mist or vapOr can be seen coming from
its branches. A shower bath can be had
beneath Its foliage at any hour, day OF
night.
The woodchuck is great digger His
hind feet are shovels to dig the hole
where he lives. and the beaver uses his
broad fiat tail as the mason does his
trowel. SCATTERING and smoothing The
mud with it as he builds the walls of his
cabin. while his sharp. powerful teeth
are his saws, with which he gnaws of
arge branches of trees to build his dams.
There are several wooden railways in
Canada and the United States. One OF
them is in the Province of Quebec and is
thirty miles long. The rails are OF MAJ
pie. four by seven inches. and trains are
run over them with remarkable smooth
ness at the rate of twenty-five miles an
hour. The road Is used for the transpOr-
tation of timber, and the rolling stock
consists OF one engine and thirty-five
cars.
A Manchester photographer relates that
he recently took a photograph of a child
who was apparently In good health and
had clear skin. The negative showed
The face to be thickly covered with an
sruption. Three days afterward the child
was covered with spots due to prickly
heat. The camera had seen and photo
graphed the eruption three days before 1t
was visible to the naked eye. 1t is said
that another case of a similar kind Is re-
corded, where a child showed spots on his
portrait which were invisible on his face
a fortnight previous to an attack of
smallpox.
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Curious Facts.

Some butterflies have as many as 20,OOl
distinct eyes.
The entire coast line of the globe Is
about 1856, 900 miles.
In France 10000 tons of potatoes are
annually used in the manufacture OF
starch and alcohol.
The income of a teacher in a private
school in China is very small, about a
cent a day for each pupil.
In Bulgaria the proprietors of a medi.
cine by which they claim to cure speci,
fed disease are liable 10 be imprisoned II
the medicine fails to produce the desired
effect.
All the vehicles belonging to the Van
derbilt family are black, with maroon
body, the Spokes of the wheels being shot
with red.
The mosque of ST. Sophia at Constan-
tinople was built over 1000 years ago, and
the mortar used is said to have been per.
fumed with musk. The musky odor is
still perceptible.
The tail of the fish is his sculling oar
He moves it first on one side and then
the other, using his fins as balances to
guide his motion. If the fish moves fast
and wants to stop. he s.ra ightens out his
fms just as the ROVER of a boat does his
oars.
The rapidity of the growth of the hair
varies much in different persons. 1t has
been calculated that the beard grows al
the rate of one line and a half per week
or six inches and half III year. On
the head, the growth is much more rap
id.
Live bees are sometimes shipped on ice
SO as to keep them dormant during the
journey. This is particularly the case
with bumblebees, which have been taken
to New Zealand. where they are useful in
fertiliZing the red clover that has been
introduced into the colony.
st. Helena is probably the best known
of all the solitary fsla 1ds in the world.
Situated in the South Atlantic ocean, 1t is
769 miles from the nearest land-Isle OF
Ascension-and 1900 mii,es from the near
est point of the Africaa continent. 1t Is
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The pension bureau is literally
swamped with applications. The ofl
Gals continue to say that they think
high water mark has been reached, bu.
they. thought SO five years ago. On
July 26, 1896, there were 1898 applica-
tions on file. On July 26, 1897, the num-
her aggregated 40, 1863. This administra-
ton is naturally likely to see that the
deserving receive prompt attention
but it should weed out the men who
ask for pensions simply because they
think they can get them.
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The outlook in India is improved, but
full a danger ii is only those can mag
inc who have familiar knowledge of
the horrors of the Sikh ard Sepoy mutt
ny, when Mana Sahib butchered Eng
lish women and children With refine
ment of cruelty possible only to the
Oriental, and When the women in Luck
now were narrowly saved, by the
splendid marching of Colin Campbell
and Havelock, from a fate immeasur-
ably worse than death. Fortunately
the British have corrected the one su-
preme mistake which embarrassed them
in the days of the mutiny. English
men, not Orientals, now officer all their
troops. Still the English troops there
are relatively but handful to hold in
subsection a population of 300, 200, OOo
And that population is in a mood OF
extraordinary desperation. They deem
themselves a conquered and plundered
people who have never forgiven the
conquest or forgotten the plundering.
They cherish all their old grievances
with an intense hatred of their mas
tiers, and now they have a new griev-
aDce of a peculiarly implacable kind
In its efforts to stamp out the plague
and step the famine the British gov
eminent of India has affronted both
caste and religious prejudice. 1t has
been compelled to 'profane" temples
ard mosques and homes in the WORK
of sanitary inspection. These "profana-
tons could not fail to result in anger
of intense virulence. An address is
now circulating all over India in which
all the arts of Incorporate exaggera-
ton are brought to bear to inflame the
passions of an already angry people. ST
far the prompt mobilization of troops
has prevented a universal uprising, bui
this uprising is still threatened, and il
may come at any hour.
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Notes on Notables.

OF the 26 senators who served terms In
the lower House before coming to the
Senate. Senator Mills of Texas served
longest, his term being from 1873 to 1892.
Franchetti, the banker-composer, is
building an opera house at his country
seat. where he can have his own works
performed without subjecting them TO
the Judgment of managers.
Ex-Congressman Henry st. George
Tucker of Virginia, has accepted the
chair of equity and commercial, constitu-
tional and international law in the Wash
ington and Lee University.
A few weeks ago Elsa Eschelssohn was
appointed professor of civil law at the
University of UEsala. She is the first
woman to receive an appointment as a
university professor in Sweden.
King Humbert of Italy is, like his late
father, Victor Emmanuel. a noted hunter.
He delights in organizing large hunting
and not infrequently stays away for days
when on the chase.
President Barrios of Guatemala, was
educated in this country, and Is grad
uate of Yale. He declared himself die
tator to protect the interests Of foreign
ers in his country, and is anxious to have
American capital develop it,
DR.. H. NJ. Bracken. secretary to the
Minnesota board of health. stated TO that
body at its last meeting that his salary,
$500 a year, was excessive, and suggested
that 1t be reduced to $250O His request
created much surprise, but was complied
with a
Gen. w. F. Draper, the United States
ambassador to Italy. has left the capital
to visit other cities of the peninsula, and
is not expected back till the end OF Sep
TENDER. when he will take possession of
his magnificent apartments In the Piom-
bino Palace, In the Via Venite, Rome.
buying small estate in Holstein. and
has fixed her affections ON Schloss Sax
tori, which is in the neighborhood of
Schloss Grunhohz, the home of her IA
vorite sister. the Duchess Frederick of
Schleswig -Holstein- Somderburg -GIucks-
burg.
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At last the enemies of the President
are happy. His administration mas
been so upright, so busiress-like, so
American, and so fruitful in national
prosperity that they have hitherto been
in despair. But now Mr.. Mckinley has
made a break, and he is hearing from
it on all sides. 1t seems that in a le-
cent speech before Vermonters he con-
graduated them on their Puritan
heritage" His break lies in the fact
that Vermont is the only New England
state which derived little or no heritage
from the Puritans, it's character ana
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One day last week one of the great
est of the new American tin plate
works shipped a carload Of its product
day following another carload was
shipped to England. This was a new
departure in our export trade. 1t was
nailed with delight by the friends of
protection. 1t brought keen discom-
future to the foes of protection, who only
American-made tin plate was 4
''myth''-that the article never could
be manufactured by American work
men!
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STATE NEWS.
90 - Sos i
ksnnsbec.
SIDNEY.

SIDNEY.
Mrs Emeline Bowman Is seriously ILL.,
Mrs. Rufus Swift in getting out OF a
wagon recently. missed the step and fell
fracturing the large bone in her right
leg.-A little daughter came to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. G. r. Campbell Au-
gust 16.-Mrs. j. b. Clark visited Ocean
Point last week.-Ralph Smith of Mel
rose. Mass, is visiting his aunt Mrs, A.
I. Clark.-Mrs. o. Plummer from Massa-
chusetts, is visiting her father. @. Saw
telle.-George Woodbury. of Leominsaer,
Mass, Is a guest in the family of AM
bfOse Sawtelle.-Mrs. Hastings who has
been visiting her son, 8. c. Hastings, re-
turned to her home in Deering last week.
IS. L. w. Merrill of Providence, r, l.,
and his brother, Nathaniel Merrill Of
Poughkeepsie. N. " are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Frank M0ore.-The base ball
craze has struck the young men here and
recently three teams have been organ
lied called the .'Sidneys' Centre. Sid
neys." and the West Sidneys" with cap
tains respectively. Joseph Durrell, Bert
Light and Bert Wyman. There was quite
large gathering of people on the
grounds to witness a game between the
"Sidneys'' and Center Sidneys'' on Nom
day of lastsweek. which resulted 30 to 80
In favor OK the former team. Frank Alb
bott has sold the Jonathan Davenport
farm to Bert Davenport who IS now in
Wyoming
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What with an actual lynching in a
Chicago suburb and a wild mob sur
rounding an Albany kidnapper will
Shoot him." the North will do well to
recall the old proverb about dwellers
in glass houses before it comments too
freely on southern methods of dealing
ont Justice
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-24

Canadian capital will pay for the
great Victoria bridge to be erected Al
Montreal. but the structure will be
built of American steel and by Ameri-
can contractors. The Canadians sim
ply say what they want, put up the
price and this country does the rest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-24

Telegraphy is advancing rapidly. 1t
is claimed that a system has been de-
vised by which messages can be sent
as fast as man can talk. We may
yet live to see the day when it can
transmit as fast as a woman can talk,
improbable as that may seem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-24

This country will apply for 100000
feet of space at the Paris exposition,
and it is certain that our inventors and
manufacturers will make it one of the
most attractive departments of tn.
show
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-24

According ITO recent statistics the vol
ume of trade in Great Britain durin:,
the last twenty years increased So per
cent. There is one country that expects
to far surpass that figure in the neXt
twenty years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-24
Maine Gossip.
Will the Lights be White?

Oft when / feel my engine swerve,
AS DER strange rails we fare,
l strain my eyes around the curve
For what awaits us there.
When swift and free she carries me
Through yards unknown, at night,
| look along the line to see
That all the lamps are white.
A blue light! (rep track crippled car;
The green light signals 'slow,"
The red light is a danger light,
The white light LET her CO.
Again the open fields we roam,
And when the night is fair,
l gaze up at the starry dome,
And wonder what is there.
For who can speak for those who dwell
Behind the curving sky?
No man has ever lived to tell
Just what it means to die.
Swift towards life's terminal I trend,
The run seems short tonight,
God only knows what's at the end;
| hope the lamps are white.
-Cy Warman in McClures Magazine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-24

and that most wonderful of all tbs
planets is attracting the earnest after
ton of astronomers Theories have
been ventured upon the probability OF
human life upon some of the other
planets, but this mystery of mysteries
has delied even the play of the imagi-
nation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-24
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-24

according to official estimates, the
country will require 1900, 100000 postal
cards during the next four years. The
fair sex Will be disappointed to learn
that the new cards will contain no al
ditiOnal room for pOstscripts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-24

Ex-Mayor Curtis of Boston, who came
to Maine to get his education, again
shows his VISION in coming to this
State for a wife.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-08-24

The President is spending a good part
of his vacation in reviewing troops.
But then, he learned quite a lot about
marching and military tactics some
thirty odd years ago.