davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20
Obch6d W Black Rock.

BUFFALO. N. Y. 8 maja 1897.
w doiu 4 maja T. b. odbyl sic OBJ
Oh6d pamistki konstytuoyi 3go msjs
" hall OBJ. A. Maroinkowskiego pie.
knie j ozdobnie udekorowanej.
o godzinie 8 wieozorem hala by}a
publio.nosois .apelnions, poc.em
przybyio .aprosrone Tow. Gwardys
Koscius.ki W pe'nej paradoej unif r
mic j prezentowaio broh pred Ia
rzadem obchodu.
N~astepnie p. NJ. Siupski kr6tkiem
Pr.em6wieniem otwor.yl oboh6d
1aPres ii ma przewodniczscego oboho
do p. J. LiPihskiego, ktory powolai
ma sekretar.a p. w. Szczepanika.
Czynnosc swa rozpoozsi wygioszo.
ne MOVE.
Poozem wykonany rossai nastepu
jscy program:
l.. Spiew nWitaj Majowa jutrzen.
ko" wykonany pr.e. amstorow ma 4
msskie giosy pod pr.ewodniotwen
p. l.. Nowaokiego przy akompania
memo e fortepianiu.
2. Nova p. J. Maternowioza.
3 Deklamaoya p. F. Nowakow,
skiej.
4. Odczyt p. T. Ka.us.
5. Dsklamaoya Stefoi Szo.epanik
8. Nova p. w. Truszkowskiego.
z. Deklauacya maiego Andr1ejs
Frsokowisk.
8. Spiew ,,Brao;a rocznica".
o. Nova p. J.. Gut.
10. Dsklamsoys Jadwisi Marci 1
k~owskiej.
IL. Pod.iekowanie pre-. pre.es'
obchodu: To~arrystwu Gwsrdyi ko
soiuszki "a uswietuienie sws obsono
Sofa obohodu, oraz ~public.nos,i Il
liozne .gromad.enie sic.
Oboh6d zakohozono byunem ma
rodowym nBote cos Polske" odspie
wany przez wszystkioh.
Pred opus.o.eniem hall prezs
obchodu wni6si projekt zrobieDi'
skladki ma Skarb Narodowy Polski
s.em zaraz sic zaje}y zspros.one pp
F. Nowakowska i A. Grabowsks
Zebrano $6.l6. Pienisdss to wre
czono p. Mstsrnowiczowi, wioe.oen
zorowi II. N. p, ola doreozsnia gd.i
nslety.
ObOhoi udal sic jak nsjswietniej
M6wcy, spiswaoy i deklauatorI,
wywiszali sic re swego zadsnia INA
komicis. Publicznosc cpusoiia bal
Z wielkiem zadowolenism.
Nalezy sic uznanis ko nitetowi Z
staranis podjete W urzsdzeniu teg
obohodu.
W. Szcztpanik, sekr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20

pOtrZebny W kazdym dOmu.
3 q 4 4 4
(T{omaoxenie).

Raz spr6bo,oane z0sosze uzytodne.
KAzDA RoDzTNA bedzie sic czula szcze-
sliwszq, uzywajac PREY praniu bielizuy
"OCzYsCIcIELA", kt6ry bielizny ME nisz-
czy, praczkom oszczedza czasu ! zmecze-
mia ! zmienia dotychczasowa ciezks pra-
ce, W bardzo przyjemna rozrywke. Bic
LIMA tax wyprana, odznacza sic szczeg6l-
ma biaioscia, wyprasowana zaS ma piekny
pofysk. Spr6buj choc al tylko, przesy-
fajac ~ cent. W znaczk 4ch p~ocztowych
CStamps) pod adresem: l.. VI. MUCHA,
Mgr, SOUTH BEND, IND, a odwrotna
poczta d~ostaniesz kawafek "OczYscIcIE.
LA wystarczajacy ma cztery az DUE pra-
mia wraz zsposobem uzycia | wszelkiemi
objasnieniami. Pisz zaraz, a ME pozaiu-
jesz.
P0TRZEBA zaraz obojga pici AGEN-
TOW da sprzedszy. Q8-s-9T)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20
Echa z ObchOd6w.

Oponoo konstytuoyl D maJa u
rzsdzony staraniem ws.ystkich to-
warzystw tutejszyoh, odby} sic W
nied.iele, 2 msja pc nieszporach, "
Germania hall W dzielnicy polskiej
Wielks i wspaniaia hala byia
pr.epelnioua polska publio.noscis,
kt6ra stawi sic ma kaAde zebranie
narodows, azeby uc.oic ohwalebns
cryny zgaslyoh ojc6w naro1u, prsy-
pomniec sobie obowis.ki w~zgledem
OjOzyzny i szczepie idss polsks W
mlodziet.
Ks. Jsz lzewski byf przewodnic,a-
Gym, a niaej podpissuy sekretarrem.
Mowy wygiosili PIP. Koziowski, lie
lihski, ]. Srajuert i ks. Audrzejew
ski, probosro. para6i murzy hskisj W
St. Paul. Pr.ypomnieli .sbransj
publio.nosoi, fskta tyosaos sic vie
koPomnej Konstytuoyi, ~naszej pre-
s.iosci, nas.ego stanowiska polityoz
nego, p szo.eg6lnie W d~.isiejs.ych
ozasach, kiedy GAIA Europa spodlons
despotyzmem i niswols wskutek
wojny greoko~ -tureokiej, kaadej ohwi-
Ii moae rospoo.ac sic tanieo wojenny
| powolsc mas do ozynu We wiasnym
~interesie do czego winnismy sic spo.
sobic ! bye gotowymi.
KonstytuOys 3 Majs, bedsie wieo.-
nym pomnikiem swietnosci nss.ej
ojozyzny, jej blasku, jej potegi, jej
zacnosci ] mysli przewodniej nsrodu
Czyz rozpamietujsc o ostatnich
ohwilsch Polski, ME powinnismy
wierzyc, ae POlska tylko o1ys,czowe
przechod.i meki i.... zs jak kszsrz
ma rozkaz Chrystusa Z grobu pow
stanie?
Is Bog miiosciwy W niezbadanycb
wyrokach swoich przezosozywszy Pc
sianuiotwo dziejo~e narodowi nsszs
mu, chce, by :wpisrw stai sic god
nym mysli Bozej... by przez krzya
cierpienia uszlsohetnit sic, odrodzil
stat sic czypnym czlonkiemP
Stsrajmy sic bye milemi Jsgo
dziecmi i godnymi ojo6w drieduiot.
otwa.... Tu W tel wolnej ojozyzoie
WsshingtODa, gdzis many lyle spo.
sobnosci pracowac ola ojosyzny.
Stsrajmy sic przede wsrystkiem zyt
W zgodzie, popierajqc Skar6 Marc.
do'cy, prscowac wspolnie z tymi
ksietmi, ktorzy z prswdziwem pc.
s%wisoeniem swego posi.nnictw wa pra
oujs ma chwaie Bogui Polsoe. Sta
rainy sis bye dobrymi obywatelsmi
tutejszymi, bysmy W rs.ie potrzeby
nsrodowej byli godnymi sympathy !
Popsrcis ameryksn6w.
Kto vie jaks jest mysl BoaaP....
hto ~ odBadfr'' fracuJmy badz
my gotowi-s mote wsedy Bog Pol
see mysl swojs pr.edwiecrns objswi
! Gel, jaki jej do dziaisnis zskreslil
wskste.
Mowy. byiy przeplstsne dsklsms-
cysmi ! spiewem dzeioi szkolnyob-
a Choir k~oscielny .sOhwyoai publioz-
nosc spiewem piesni nsrodowych ma
cztery giosy.
Zs.nac.yc wypsds, ae cd chwili
~Prrybycis ks. II Jsadaewskisgo do
nss1ej parsf, energio.ny probos.cz
misosnik spiewu ! musyki, sorgani-
.owsi ohor spiswu, kt6ry pod jsgo
dyrekoys PREY pomooy swes siostry
panny Franoisski, utalsntowanej pis
nistki,w dw6oh lstsoh TAX sic udosko
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20
Cleveland, q kwietnia '97.

Nifej podpisaua sktadsm staropol-
skie Bog .splac Towar.ystwu ORA
matyosnemu i'm Fredro IA wreozone
mi 1927, jsko wsparcie of ,rowane
mi prses urzadzenie balu ma dniu
rs kwietnia 1897 r. pr.e. to Tow.
q szaounkiem,
M Murkowska.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20
POdziekOwania.
Shsmokin, 81 kwietnia o

Shsmokin, 81 kwietnia '97.
ia, Msryann Wesoiowsks WIDOWS
po 8. p. Pawle Wesoiowskim, skia
dam przez famy nZgody" p~ubliozne
pod,iskowsnis Towsrrystwu Tsdeu
szs K soiusrki, gr 82 W Shsmokin,
Pa, jsk rowoiet Zsrzsdowi Central.
nemu W Chicago, ILL.,, orsz osismu
u. N. P. "a rzetelne ~wypiaOenis mi
posmiertnego pc &. p. moim metu
Pswle Wesolovskim W sumie 5000.
Jeszcze rsz skisism podIiekowa
ME csiemu Zwisskowi N. P. ! dsj
Bote, ably kstdy me-. do niego male
tai.
u wyrszem s1aounku,
Marysnns WesOiowska.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20
GRAND RAPIDS. 8 msja 1897.

WczOrajszy obchod k~onstytuoyi
3go maja byi jedsn /. nsjpiekniej
s.yoh wydarzeh " ayoiu polonii
Grand Rapidskiej. Sauna obeonosc
lio.nie .ebranej polonii zapeiniajsoej
Hale Narodowa po br.esi dodawala
tel urocsystosOi powagi swistnosoi i
z~naczenia. Program bya wyja,kowo
ob6ty j .adowaloiajscy. Opr6o.
NOW, spiew6w i deklamacyi komitet
u~rzadzajaoy postarai sic tym razem
o muzyke ma f,rtepianie. A kiedy
ma rozpoc.ecis obchodu xagrsmial
spiew Lutni oh6ru VII pod dyrsk
oya p. Autoniego Sro.spahskiego
Ohoru XII Halka pod dyrekoys p
Nowiokiego efskt byi w~spaniaiy
! az seroe bio I radosoi ma widok ia
kiej jednosoi, takiej mi}osoi Ojo.y
zny i takiej WARY W przyszlosc Pol
ski.
Krotko pc godzinie Smej wieozo
rem ma scenic ozdobionej skromnie
leoz g%ustownie herbami i choragwia
mi stansf prezes obohodu p. Woj
cieoh Damski, W tres,iwyoh a ser
deoznych slowach zagaii ow oboh6d
i powoiai p. J61ef. Miskiewic.a ma
~ss.retarza obchodu. Nastapii spiew
Lutni bardzo pieknie oddany pr1ez
~Poiaczone ohory pod batuts p. No
wickiego. POtem pierwsry mowoa
p. Jan L~ipczyhski, veteran roku
1858, z~a.naozyl doniosiosc oboho-
dow narodowych, opisai sosne kiedy
krol i posiowie przysiegali ma kon-
stytuoys 3go maja, przebiegl pc
kr6toe historye ludlow Europy i OPT
sax W jaki sposob to narody przy.
~sPosabiaiy sic do reform raprowad.o.
nyoh " Polscs /. kohosm 1890 stu.
%leoia, a W innych krajaOh .naosnie
p6zniej. Mo~Oa podai trssc kon
stytucyi Sgo maja, i om6wii kr6tkc
~ybitniejs.e jej z~nac.enia. Spie~
Lutni Mauurs 8go Majs. Dsklama.
cya pPolak ns ob~czyzoie" przez
lstniego miodziehca Feliksa Mar.
k~owskiego. Nova OBJ. Aleksandrs
Rusie wskiego wzgledem Skarbu Ma
rodowsgo W Rapperswylu. Solo
nWojownik" pre-. p. Maxa Pryle'
wicza, ~ulubiony spiew polski, ktory
wywoaai zspai i bur.e oklas6~. Mo
wa p. Jana Nepomucena Cukierskie.
60.
Obchod skohczy} sic hymnem ns.
rodowym spiewanym przez ohor,
Lutni j Lki pod kierowniotwem p
Nowiokiego.
Ma Skarb Nsrodowy Polski sza
no VIVA Publioznosc ziosyia 1925.
Chorom Lusni i Haiku j dyrygen
towi p. Nowiokiemu i p. S~zo.epah
skiem, m6wcom, deklsmatorom
wszystkim osobom, kt6re sic przy
czyniiy do ~uswietnienis obohodu 3gt
maja skladamy serdeozne podzisko
wanie.
Jan Nep Cukierski,
AlekSander Rusiepski,
Fran. Szczygfo,csAi,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20

Wymiana Fanny ma property.
Kso ohce ramisnic swois fsrme ma
property - Chicago, MECH sic zgiosi
do p. A. Msjewskiego, 67l Milwsu.
kee Ave. Chicago. (8-0.97)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20

KLEIN. tudzisa Zar.adowi q. N. P. j
~ws.ystkim braoiom .wis.kowym IA
$500 Posmiertnego. kt6re po mel
zmar&ej zonie K zbieoie odebra}em.
Stokrotne Bog .apla6.
Milosc i pozdrowisnie,
Piotr Kosxewski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20
n wyrszem sraounku,
Msrysnus WesOiowska.
Houston, 2 majs '07.

Houston, 2 msjs 81.
ia ni.ej podpissus wdows pc &. p.
Tomsszu Myjsk, skisdsm serdec.ne
podriekowso'e s1so. braciom rwiss-
ko~ym, orss R,sdowi Cent. "a RE
telne ~wyp'aOsuie mi posmiertoego
" sumie 5000 20 q. p. meau moim,
kt6ry me posossa oil BEG dschu
szesciorgs msiycb dzieoi
n srsounkiem,
Msgdslens Myjsk.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20

Y jednej pory roku ma drugs po.
gsrsra sic reumatyrm. jeseli ME uay.
wsmy rnakomitego srodks, olsju sw
JakObs, ktory Dol nstychmisst u
smierrs | lecsy nienwodoie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20

Kalamazoo, Mich, Jest slynne =
seleryi-jakoset 8 siedIiby Tomasza
Slssera, ktorego ogioszenis rnajduje
SIGMA str. 2.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20
Globev;lle, 15-IV 81.

NV W
ia, nitej podpisans poseiam maj
~s1czsrsre podziekowanie szan Re
Cent. u N. p, jsko tee szsn. Admi-
oistrsoyi Tow. Bisly Or.ei, or. 1852
Il. N. P. W Denver, Colorado, "a
rzetelne ! sumienoe wypiaoenis M
oaikowitej sunny 5000 90, jake po-
smiertoe pc metu moim 6. p. jamie
Miku, kt6ry pomimo il bardzo krot
ko byi ozionkiem tsgo. Tow, a tenn
ssmem ~czioukiem q. N. P. jednsko-
wot posmiertne wypisoone mi 20
stsio; 90 jasno dowod1i, as instytu.
oys, jake jest q. N. p, nietylko, ae
jest nsjsslacbetniejsza nsju ,zoiw-
sac, lecz zsrszem | nsjpewoiejszs
instytuoys polsks.
Prry ninisjszem ~zssetsm ~ayorenis,
ably u. N. P. wzrosi " jsknsjwieks.s
potege; ola wsrystkich zss ozionkow
tegot, a zwfsszcrs tycb, kt6rzy prs
cujs ola dobrs q. N. p, kt6rsgo
srlschstnym celem jest wspiersnie
biedoe ! opusrcroue sieroty ! wdowy
" chwilaob ola nicb nsjkrytyozniej
srycb, przesefam sycrenie spelnisnis
wszelkich pomysloosCi-porosta jsc
ola mich I wysokim srsounkiem,
Tekla Mix.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20
Ma Sprzedaz GrOcernia.

Dobrze opisosjscs grooernis " Cd
powiednim misjscu jest do nsbyoia
"a bsrdso ~korsystoycE warunksoh.
Bliasse sscseg6&y " biurre sekr. jen.
IA. N. p. u3-5-on.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20

ia, nitej pod. ! aoy ~serdec.nie
dFekuje grupie i77-j " South
Bend, ksoreju r. ssszozyt bye ssson-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1897-05-20
List Otwarty
do cara Alexandra III.

Adrji KOnstdntyno,ony CebrikOUej,
tfumaczyia z rosyjskiego NJ. ca.
roku 1897.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-01
DIAGNOSIS BY GESTURE.
Different Diseases Produce Characteristic
Movements of the Limbs.

Different Diseases Produce Characteristic
Movements of tho Limbs.
medical paper in recent issue has
described the characteristic movements
OF tho limbs :iado by persons suffering
from different diseases. Tho gestures of
the patient when asked to locate his
pain not only Indicate its seat. but de-
scribe It's character. Thus, if the pain
DO Ill the chest and distributed over n
large area the sufferer sweeps the palm
OF his hand over his chest with cir
cular motion, but should tho pain be
local he first draws his hand away from
the body and then, with the index fin
ger outstretched and the others curved
cautiously, approaches tho spot where
tho trouble is. In appendicitis ho holds
the palm OF the hand over the diseased
area without touching the skin. When
suffering from violent noninflanimatory
pains, tie patient slaps tho abdomen.
A child who complains of continuous
pain III the stomach, when there is NC
tenderness on pressure is probably
afflicted with disease of tho spine. In
hip joint disease the pain will he re-
1erred to ut Il point inside the knee. With
violent dlffused noninflammatory pain
Ill tho leg the patient grasps tho limb
affected If it be u shooting pain. no
Will point ut tho place with ono finger.
The pain of hepatic neuralgia or
shingles is indicated with tho thumb
or forefinger. III joint pains the patient
approaches the seat Of trouble cautiously
with the hand fiat
~ curious case is quoted of n patient
complaining of Il severe headache. Be
ing asking i'll what part of tho head it
was, ho answered, "The top" and
when further questioned as to the exact
spot pressed his finger on the sido above
the cheek bone. This hc did three times,
though declaring that the seat of tho
pam was exactly Oh the typ of the head.
Tho cause OF tho trouble was found to
be n bad tooth.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-01
DISCERNING CATTLE.
Tne Operation .Sti IT'S After Enects Pro-
dnctive of Extreme Torture.

1he operation GSt; IT'S After Enects Pro-
dnctive of Extreme Torture.
PROFESSOR Mccall. for many years
PRINCIPAL of the Glasgow Veterinary
coiiege' speaking Of the practice Of dis
morning cattle, said: 81 have heard the
evidence Of Professor VALLEY, and /
agree with him that tho operation is
one OF extreme torture at the time and
afterward. There must be moro or less
pam until the wound is entirely healed.
Under tho most favorable circumstances
IL must be painful for ten days. The
operation does not benefit the animal in
the least nor the flesh as food. But if
the animal is vicious consider it sufR-
cieht 10 remove the tips of the horns. I
nave known of an animal from which
the tips OF the horns had been removed
10 take to butting again, but very rare
~. Even then he did not do much
damage"
george Andrew Leper, fellow of the
Royal College Of Veterinary Surgeons,
said: Il consider the practice of dis
morning cruel because it causes fearful
PAIN and is absolutely unnecessary.
have heard the previous evidence and
"estSo WilH II.
Professor William Pritchard of the
Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons,
London, and for 30 years professor at
the Royal Veterinary college, Camden
Town had hehrd the previous evidence
and agreed that the operation tortures
the animal and is unnecessary.
Professor Cox. Fellow of the Royal
College of Veterinary Surgeons and for
some time its president, said, "In my
opinion dishorning is extremely cruel
and quite unnecessary.
Professor j. Macquoen, for ten years
professor at the Glasgow College of
Veterinary Surgeons and afterward Mt
tho Royal Veterinary college, Camden
Town, said: 1.-The operation is not
necessary, and, if performed at all,
should be done on the animal before it
Is or months old. That prevents the
hcrns growing, and the operation is
comparatively painless. Our Animal
Friends.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
land on south side of Roanoke river. OPP
positc the city of Roanoke-ks special
commissioners of the hust;ngs court for
the city Of Roanoke, AMI acting under
decree of said court in the suit of Lu.
cinda Howbert's executor vs.. r.. II.
Stewart and others, the undersigned will
offer for sale by public auction on the
Goth DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1897. Mt IL
O'Clock i. M, in front of the courthouse
of said city, the tract of land formerly
belonging to Lucinda IIowbert, deceased,
lying on the south side of Roanoke river
and adjoining the land of the South Roa.
noke Land Company and others This
tract consists of 81 63-l00 acres of land,
less 3-37 acres conveyed to the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company as a part
of it's belt line. For description of said
land by metes and bounds, reference is
made to II deed executed on the Dist of
December, 1890, by the said Lucinda
Howbert to e. III. Stewart and others, of
record in the clerks office of the county
court of Roanoke county.
ENTERMS OF SALE-One- third of the
purchase money will be required in cash
and for the residue bonds for equal por-
tons, bearing interest from date ard pay
able in one and two years. The title of
the land will he retained until all of the
purchase money Is paid.
$. GRIFFIN, Commissioned.
The bond required by the decree has
been executed. S. 5. BROOKE.
Clerk.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-01

stopped shoulders and hollow chests, the
stoop and hollow always bearing
direct ratio with the defect In extreme
cases there was an ugly protrnsion of
the abdomen, a tendency to draw back
and upward the upper lip, exposing tho
teeth, that have also an unsightly pro-
truding tendency
Tell your friend to walk from You.
Watch his feet. If the left turns in, tell
him that his left nostril is smaller than
the right. That is, that he can take
more air atany given inspiration through
the right than through the left nostril
alone. If the right foot turns i'll, tell
nm his right nostril is tho smaller
Conversely, tell him to place the
end CT the thumb under and against the
nostrlls alternately, breathing through
the open one each time, and ask him
which nostril admits the greater amount
OF air. If it is the left, tell him he is
pigeontoed in the right foot and vice
versa. Demonstrate by having him walk
naturally
Remember that the proper angle is
30 degrees OH either side of the median
line, or 60 degrees with both feet. Do
not close the nostril from the side, but
gently from underneath.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-01
Scott's Narrow Escape.

The world had narrow escapc of
never having known Sir Walter Scott
When tiny babe, no was left in charge
of maid, but the girls heart was in
Edinburgh, whittier sho wanted to 90
to re1oln her lover She was, however,
compelled to stay and look after the
infant at Sandy Knowc. The girl re-
garded her charge us an obstacle to be
removed, and afterward confessed that
she carried young Scott up to the Craigs
(under strong temptation of the devil,
as she expressed IT'D, fully intending to
cut his throat with her scissors and
bury him under the moss.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-01
Richelieu ~ an Editor.

The first reporter of Franco was Louis
MIL The National library possesses
the manuscripts of 3G articles written
by that king Almost all are accounts
of his military operations These arti-
cles were published i'll the Gazette do
France. The "copy," however, did not
90 directly to the printer Louis XIII
wrote abominablo French, and no had
vague notions of photography. His ar
tlcles were corrected and often entirely
rearranged by secretary named Lucas,
who copied them sending to Richclieu
tho new manuscript. Richelieu exam
med it III his turn and often introduced
additional corrections At the siege of
Corbie tho king wrote II few lines culo-
CYSTIC OF the cardinal. but afterward
crossed them out of his article. Richie
lieu wrote them i'll again, and so they
appeared in the Gazette dc Franco. :
Revue de Paris.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-01
NOT THE WAY 1T WAS.
Things Had Not Changed at All sinoe No
Was Young.


Thing, Had Not Changed at All sinoe no
Was Young.
Three young men were sitting to-
gether i'll tho rotunda of one Of the big
hotels. They were discussing the prog
ress of invention.
It's strange" said one, chow COM
pietely old ways Of doing things have
been superseded. You may talk about
It's being hard to introduce inventions,
pue II scheme is any good it'll be uni
Versally adopted nowadays in no time.
Why, you'll find even middle aged men
who remember when everything In use
was different. There's hardly u thing
now that's done the same way or by
tho same appliances as it was whom
they wero young. Why. my uncle can
remember the time when every kind of
goods was made by hand, and he isn't
very old either. It's laughable to hear
him toll how they used to get along.
Everything, 1t seems, was done about
the slowest and hardest way on oarth.
People used to think That they wero in
the world to work, and it didn't make
much difference what they were at. I
tell you, boys, you don't appreciate
what IT is to live in these days"
At this junoture man with entirely
gray hair folded his paper preparatory
to departing and looked at the crowd
near him. One of them, observing him,
ventured to ask what he thought about
it.
Pretty nearly right, I guess he
said
Now, suppose" began another,
"you can remember when tho horse car
was tho only known method of metro
politan conveyance, whom bicycles were
thing to come, when telephones wcrc
an experiment, when they didn't make
any ice i'll July. when most Of the steel
i'll buildings was lin the door fecl,s,
when newspapers printed two sheets
and Thought them heavy, when fountain
pens were an undisturbed dream, when
aluminium was theory and when
harvesters were beginning to be talked
about
mo. returned the person addressed.
I'D like to agree with you, but can t
do it. Tho facts are otherwise. When
was young man, business men used
typewriters. A good many wo~o think
ing about putting i'll phonograph
People who didn't own any bicycles or
feel like paying for cab usually trav-
eled around town i'll cable or electric
car. Telephones cost 10 cents try just
as they do now, unless you knew some
body you could sponge OH. Airships
would 90 up and come down pretty
much as they do now. Tho Sunday pa
fin nf ODD 80
till Monday to find anything to read.
Smoke consumers wero making Chicago
q beautiful place to live in. !"
The gathering was now looking i'll
credulous. Things seemed to need an
explanation. So ho concluded: "You
see, got this gray hair trying to make
soda water manufactory pay in Kan
sas. Then a beard will add few wears.
l was "a last March. Chicago Times
Herald.
The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1897-09-01
Getting Married.

In Ills Quest of tho Golden Girl"
Richard LIE Gallienc, in one of his omen.
ing chapters says:
Undoubtedly the incest way to get
married is on the sly, and indeed it is
at present becoming quite fashionable.
Many young couples of my acuuaint
ance, who have had no other reason fer
conccaling the fact beyond their own
whim, havo thus slipped off without
saying word to anybody and returned
fall blown housckeepcrs, with Mt home
days OF their own and everything else
like real married pcople-for, as the
Old lady said to me, You can never be
sure OF married people nowadays unless
you have been ut the wedding. -
The author then further philosophers
as follows:
- don't know myself what getting
married feels like, but it cannot he
much more exciting than Watching
other people getting married. Indeed,
always get something like palpitation
of tho heart just before the priest uttcrs
the final fateful>words. L declare Won
man and wife. Half second before
you were still free. Half IA second after
you were bound for the term of your
natural life. Half second before Won
had only to dash the book from tho
priests hands and put your hands over
his mouth, and though thus giddily
swinging Oh to the brink of the preci
pice you are saved. Half a second after
"All the kings horses and all the kings men
cannot make you bachelor again.
1T is the knife edge moment betwixt
time and eternity