davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03
DreYfuS W NarslaWie.

Uwiez enie Najprzew. X,
Arcypasterza warszawskieggo
Ks. Popiela. o kt6rem W
a szlym numerze donosil smy.
spowodowane zosta}o mai
prawdopodobnieI tenn, re KS.
Arcyb skup ME zezwolif ma
mianowanie mlodego ksjedza
Skar4ydskiego, swego kape-
lana, regensem seminaryum.
M}ody ten levitt a, spokrew-
nionyz krajowa arystokracya,
zdradza} Ks. Arcyb'skupa =
|jak sic tego prywatnego
listu Z Warszawy dowiadu'
jenny. Niecne lego knowan!e
wykry|y sic jednak, a W
skutek tego usuna{ go Arcy-
pasterz cd swego boku.
Rad rosyjski postanowiI
|jednak podtrzyma6 tie n'ecne
swe narzedzIe, ztad zaprono-
wal go ma regensa semlna-
ryum.
Pokazuje sic ztad, re X.
Arcybiskup Popiel ME jest
zn6w tax powolnym rzadowi,
ak to niekt6re tutejsze gazety
tw;erdza, BIO robiac konieczne.
lecz motive ustepstwa rza-
dowi, ma dose odwagi, by w
danym raz:e zawolaG: Mon
possumus!' - Me mCzemy!
Opinia w Warszawie navy
wa KS. Skarzyhskiego ,Drey-
|fusem'.
Lewjta ten siedzi obecnie
ga wsi, NE smiac sic pokazat
W Warszawie. Wilma lego ma
bye tax wielka, re oczu ma
ludzi podniesc ME smie. Ze
ne jest ma}a. dowodzi, IL KS.
Arcyb. Popiel dawnego
swego ulubienca usuna} cd
>swego boku; NE chcia} go -
.jak wilka = wpuscic do
owczarniCh rystusowej .wresz-
Gle to re "a odrzuconym Rad
sic ujal.
KS. Skarzyhski zamierza
podobno wyniesG sic "a gra-
nice ...< mole d.. Anne
ryki!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03
Prenumerata wynosi rocznie
" Stanach Zjed.. Kanadzie $500
W Europe (koniecz. naprz6d) $3.50
w a u n k i.

Kto zjedna nam dw6ch no
wych aboncnt6w i przcsle cd
kazdcgo caforocznY abonamcnt z
CORY. temu przcz ca}y rok gazette
ala niego samego ~przesc}ac bedzie~
my bezp4atnie.
Kto odbierze z poczty try gazety,
1wazanym jest "a abonenta i odpo:
wiedzlalnym "a abonament.
Kto zmieni adres, p%owinien ia
tychmiast podac wydawcy W1AEUsA
sw6i nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rzy w~yraznie ME
odm6wi2 gazety "a posrednictwem
listowcgo Tub innego urzednika
pocztowego, W1ARUs posefany be-
die dalej. Skoro kto zaprzcstanic
odbiera6 gazette, powlnicn wpicrw
zap}acic ezeli co "a MIA winien.
: Pieniadze "a i ola W1ARusA ne
My przesefac przez %pocztowy Tub
expresowy Money Order, Mona
tez ~przesefat abonament W dolarach
papierowych, przez Postal note,
albo W jednocentowych lub dwucen
towych znaczkach pocztowych, lecz
jezeli adjournment, W TAXI spos6b
przes4any, W drodze przepadnje Eco
sig W tym kraju bardzo rzadko
zdarza) wydawca W1ARUsA ME
bieEze "a todna siebie odpowiedzial,
nokch Takie listy %najlepiej kaza6
ma poczcie r~egistrowac DO wtenczas,
urzad pocztowy bierze ma siebie od-
powiedzialnosc, re wraz zawartos-
cia dojda ne miejsce przeznaczenia.
Wszelkie listy oraz przese1ki pie
niezne do W1ARUsA adrescwac:
Il. Derd0wski
500 E. 3rd Str.
W1NoNA, Mimi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03
I Milwaukee
wis.,.

Jalk pckazuje SIG KURYERA,
M;cha}ek uzywa wszclkich
sposob6w, by pon'zyc pol
skich kandydat6w ma demo
kratycznym tykiecie.
Ola czego? Chyba mole
ola tego, by usprawiedliwic
%arcymadra sentencya, wyg}o-
szona W KURYERzE: ia
twoje myto kiJem Gle bito,'
Alec kazdemu wiadomo,
re ME tax dawnemi easy C
sami kandydaci, ma kt6rych
dis Micha}ek b}otem rzuca,
niezmordowanie pracowali
mad wyborem Michalka.
Szczeg6lnie opiekuje sic
KURYER panem K. Maf}kiem
To ]uz wyzsza acknowledgements
Przeciez swojego czasu, gdy
Michalek namawial do zapro-
wadzenia wyk}adow polskie.
go jezyka W p"blicznych
szkolach (sadzac, re przez to
katolickim szko}om zaszkodu)
pan K. Mal}ek wiern;e 1nu
sekundowa}: jake komisarz
szk6t publicznych glosowa}
wedlug zyczenia Micha|ka ma
niekorzyse szk6l katolickich,
bez wzgledu ma to. re tego.
samego dnia w szkole kato~
lickiej zarobiE nawet te s.
centow, "a ktore wieczorem
(pojechal ma pos!edzenie Rady
szk6lnej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03
z P6}nocnel
DAKOTY.

Ma farmach polskich pod
Mimic, i wog6le W .ca}ej
P6lnocnej Dakocie, ulewne
deszcze isniegi W przesz}ym
miesiacu wielkie wyrzadzi}y
szkody.
Wszedzie po polach stojq
jeszcze liczne stogi skoszonej
pszenicy, a tax przetschEa j
zasniedziala Cd woody, Il jej
wcale sprzedat ME MONA.
Szkody te W calej P6inoc-
mel Dakocie szacuia ma 8
milion6w dolarow.
W Poluduiowej DakocIe
wszystka pszenica JUL we
Wrzesniu by]a wyml6cona j
zatrudnieni ma farmach
%gromadami posuwali sic ma
p6}nocny wsch6d, gdzie spo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03
Drobne Echa.
STEVENS POINT, Wis

STEVENS POINT, Wis
Nowy ko!c:6f W Plainfeld Jest juz
ukohczony. "Dzie'o majstr- chwa-
Ii" = m6wi przysFowi,, tax tel i
nowy kosci6} chwa,i tego. kt6rJ
60 wystawi}. Fan Bernard Ko}pa-
cki z Milwaukee ~przygotowaf plany
ma powYzszy kosci6}, a p, J. A.
Grubba z Stevens Point pod}ug
tychze 90 wybudowa}. Ca}y kos
ci6f z lotami it'd. kosztowaG bedzie
oko}o $4,000. Najprzew. ks. Biskup
Messmer z Green Bay poswieci
powyzszy kosci6f d. 17go listopada
PREY licznym udzia}e wjernych i
duchowienstwa z sasiednieh parafi.
PAN KRUSZKA W Milwau-
kee licho wyszed} ma zmianie poll
tyki. Teraz W grodzie smietankor
wynn wiecej aboncnt6w ma Dz1EN~
MIX Cu1cAGosKI, nlz codzienny
KURYER .pana Kruszki.
SEDZIWY ks. Sklarzyk, daw-
ME sly proboszcz W Bay City,
Jest obecnie wikarym PREY kosciele
sw. Wojciecha W Chicago - razem
z Abrahamkiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

d1;ewali sic zarobAu, lecz
zaw'edzeni. gromadn:e opusz~
czajq stan i udaia Sc ma
po]udn do wiekszych Mast
"a zarobk;em.
Straty farmer6w bolesnie
daja sic w znaki miastom.
Farmerzy ma}o maia picnic
day, vice tylko rajpotrzeb-
niejsze rzeczy kupu:a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03
TAX. Panic Ma}{ku.

twoje myto k'jem Gle b;to
Lepiej bylo ME wdawac sic z
takim skurbczykicm.
W1ARus sqdzi. re dzs p
Mal}ek az nadt, dobrze vie,
re M;cha!ek 2apr:owadzi} 60
ma manowce.
w kazdym razie p. Mallek
mole sic pocieszyt, re on
ME jest jedyny, kt6remu
Micha}ek W podobny spos6b
wywdzieczyl.
Polscy wyborcy Milwau-
kee, jezeli ne chcecie zas}uzyG
ma zarzut, IL ma oslep idziecie
"a rozkazami Michalka, -
|jezeli ME chcecie, by Micha :
lex s!usznie przechwalaE sic,
IL be- niego ME umiec e
sobie radziG, 81 .sujcie ma
demokratyczny t. klet, gdyz
ma tym jest %najwlecej i najbar-
dziej zaslugujacych ma potar~
Gle polskich kandydat6w.
Poczekajcie tylko, az kt6ra-
b9dz partya Michalkowi da
offs, a zobaczycie: Micha}ek
niezwlocznie nakaze wan "a
ta, a ME "a lima glosowa6,
Michalek jest ma to, ahy
mial offs. Polacy W Milwaukee
ma to So, ably swojemi g}o-
sami O ten CTS Micha]kowi
sic wystarac.
TAX sqdzi MichaIek. -
Przyszlos6 pokaze, jak grubo
on sic przeliczy}.
SIGMA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03
P olska pod Moskalem

SEMINARYA DUCHOWNE W
Kr6lestwie znowu otwn1te. Do "Iuchu
katol;c kiego" pjsza e Warszawj:.
"Nauk, W semlnaryum duchowncm
w~ars2awskiem do tel pony by}y wstrzy.
name pod pozorem, il gmach seminal
rYum wymaga restaurecyi. ObecLie
nauki JUL rozpoczely Sc a jednoczesn'e
zaczeto rek szko!ny i W innych sen,lna"
ryach Krolestwa. Stale sig to ma pod
'stawie ukladu prowizorycznego pomie.
dry w}adzami duchownemi a r7adem
Przebieg tych uk4Ad6w, ami ich trcsc
do tel porY ME SO blizej znano''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03
re SWlATA.

Obradujaacy W Paryzu komi'-
sarzc pokojowi, h!szpanscy i amcry-
kanscy, n~areszcie d"szli do wzajsm~
nego porozumicnia, przynaj mniej
co do wyspy Kuby,
Stane}o ma tenn, i komisarze
hiszpahscy ma to sig zgodzjli, re
Hiszpania> ~zrzekaj2c sig zwicrzch.
nictwa mad Kuba, zap}aci tylko so
milion6w r%zadowego dfugu kubah-
skiego. Reszte dfugu kubanskiego
zap}aca miasta kubahskie, q Rad
Stsn6w Ziedn. A. P. bedzie mu~
sia4 czuwac mad tenn, ably to uczy-
ni}y: Hiszpania zrzeka sic wszel~
kich p%retensyj do tax zwapych
d6br krolewskich IA Kubie.
Co do wysp Filiplhskich, Hisz~
panic tez okazuja nadspodziewana
uleg1osc. Mona SIG spodziewaG, Re
sprzeda5zq Amerykarom wszelkie
prawa do tych wysp "a kilkadzie-
STAT mllion6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03
80
M ERYKA

WASHINGTON Przyby}
tn komisarz ola spraw indyjsklch
YIN. Jones, kt6ry za1atwi} szcze-
siiwie pertratacye z Indyanami W
Minnesota. Jones twierdzi W
swym urzedowym raporcie, re
szczep Czipe .aj6w ola tego pod
ni6s1 orez przeciw biatym, ponie-
waz bali wyzyskiwali ich PREY
kupowaniu drzewa i aresztowali
bylc "a co, pociagaj2c lch do od=
daJonego o 200 mil sadu zmusza~
JAG stamt2d pieszo o g}odzie wracac
do swoich sicdlisk.
PUIKOWNIK BRYAN za-
chorowaf znowu ma febre W
Savannah, gdzie przebywa on re
swoim pu4kiem.
CHICAGO. - Mia steczko
Pullman, w ktorem wszystkie
budynki nalcz2 do kompanii Pull
man Car Co., z~ostanie %sprzedane
stosownie do decyzy1 n~ajwyzszego
s2du, kt6ry orzek}, re ,,chartcl"
stanowy ME pozwala tel kompanj1
ma prowadzienie innego bisnesu,
jak tYlko ma budowan:e wagon6w
sypialnych. Wartosc miasteczka
Pullman, ocen1aj2 ma osm POI
miliona dolarow. W domach tego
.,wzorowego miasta's jak je
nazywala kompania byli zmu-
szani mieszkaG "a wielka op}ata
robotnicy, kt6rzy chcieli mice
prace W fabryce Pullman Car
Co..
NOVA kolej zelazna re Ste
vens Point do Oshkosh ma byG
budowapa ma pewno. w kilku
aniach inzynierowie rozpoczna uz
.ymlary ped droge ola proiekto-
yanej kolei.
10 ,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

$4,000 wojska cudzoziem skiego,
dopoki ME zorganizuje sic micj-
scowaszandarmerya. Rospisane 20
stana wybory delegation. ma G Jim,
a Rosya, Anglia, Francya W}ochy
pragna sig zgodzic ma k%andydsta,
kt6ryby zostaF gubernatorcm Krcty.
Rosya poplcra kandynature k siecia
Jerzego greckiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

WASHINGTON, D. G. -
Ukazuje sic teraz prawdopodobnem,
il tcrmin, oznaczony przez w}adze
amerykanska do opuszczenia kuby
przez Hiszpan6w, ulegnie ~znacznej
zmlanie, a m1anowic1e przed}uzo-
nym zostanie ola Havany do cza-
su nieograniczonego. Minister
ryum wojny dos7}o do przckonania,
re przew6z 10000 wojska z Ku-
ty do Hiszpanii ME mozc sig
odbyG do dnia lego grudnia, Ia
to silly przewozowe Hiszpsn6w SO
"a sfabe. Eaten wypadnic zapew~
ne przed}uzyc t-rmin oddania VIA
dry, gdyz tax dlugo, jak wojska
hiszpanskie stoj$ W Havanic ,by}o:-
by niebezpiecznem obj2c w}adze z
rak Hiszpan6w przez Ameryka~
now.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

.. ~KONSTANTEGO MAEKA
IA acknowledgement mitlngu
W milwaukee
Panowie!
Zrepublikanizowany teraz
,Kuryer Polski' - Kruszka
= zdradza polska sprawe!
Kto go postawi} ma nogi,
czy ME ny?
Psia krew, wstyd i hanba,
ably on ME popiera} naszych
interes6w.
Z kogo on zyje, ps:a krew?
mnie z was!
Jesli jeste$ Polakiem, psia
knew, czemu ME popierasz
mas?
Pisz tylko przeciw nam,
psia krew, a my ci tn pokaze-
Tam s'edzi jego reporter!
Jeno wszystko pisz,co movie.
mic ME z~apomnij!Pisz dobr1e!
psia krew!' (Grzmot oklas-
k6w. = Dobrze pan professor
Kruszce nasypal! - Wiecej
pa}ek, spanie Ma}}ek, MECH
Micha}ek! i t. d.).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

Wsz ystkim nowym
abOnentom naszegO
pisma przes}any
bedzie takze poczqtek
powieSci:EDMUND Me-
WID0MY.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

MAJOR Marchand, francuski
agent W Sudanie, opuscit Fashode
i udal sic do Khartum. Wojsko
francuskie p%ozosta1o W miesc1e
Fashoda pod komenda kapitana
German. Krok ten uwazany jest W
ko{ach dyplomatycznych "a pocz2-
tex ~wycofania sig Francyi z owego
miejsca. Francuz1 p%rzenios2 sic
niezawudnie do Khartum i tn ma
stapi o~stateczne om6wienie sprawy,
kt6re miejsca Francya ma zaj2c W
zamian "a Fachode.
JEROZOLIMA, 81 Pazdz.-
W Sobote wjecha}a para ecsarska
do Jerozolimy przez brame Jaffa.
Gdy orszak cesarski ukazaf sic W
%wystrzelono z ,armat, a
orkiestra zacze}a grad niemiecki
hymn narodowy. Miasto przybra}o
wyglad swi2teczny. Domy przy-
brane by}y W zielen i choragwie.
Cd wiezy Dawida uda} sig cesarz z
ce:arzowa p1eszo do kosc1o}a Zba-
wiclela, gdzis przyjmowa}o d%ostojr
nych gosci duchowiehstwo kato-
lickie, greckie 1 ormiahskie. Ma.
stepnie udano sic do niemieekiego
kosclo{a eWanglellcklego, gdzle
powita} gosci miejscowy pastor.
Wczoraj by} cesarz z IONA ma
nabozehstwie W ewangielickim
koSciele W Betleem. Wszedzle VII
tano gosci dowodami wlelkiej
czliwosc1.
Wojsko tureck1e opuszcza sto~
pniowo wyspe Krete. Wsiada ia
okrety W nocy, azeby ME powiek~
szac niezadowolenia mahometan-
skiej ludnosci wyspy. Admira}owie
,amierZaia +,zvuar ma Kroc;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

Nasz %podr6zujacy
agent pan j. P. Neu-
man agituje obecnie
ola naszej gazety W
P%o}udniowej Mime
socie. W tYch dniach
bedzie on ma farmach
polskich W okolicy
FairmOnt / Wells. Par
Neuman:posiada- zu-
pefne nasze zaufanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

Doszed} mas juz
zapas KalendarzyMa-
ryahskich liza rok 1899
/ mozemy je zaraz
wyse}ac W prezencie
abonentom nowym
lQb starym, kt6rzy
teraz przesl2 nam
naprz6d znizony
%abonament ma VIVA
rasa''w kwocie $780,,
ma Il miesiecy
l do}acza do tego S
cent6w ma op}acenje
przese}ki poczta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

Kto do %znizonego
"ab0namentu ME do
1aczy 5 cent6w ma
~frankowanie kalen-
darza; 0 tenn bedzie-
my m~niemali,ze sobie
prezentu ME zycZy i
mu kalendarza ME
poSlemy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

A~bonentowi, kt6ry
luz Qdebraf cd nasze-
go podr6zujscego
agenta jakq, ksiaze-
czke W p%rezencie, ju&
drugiego prezentu
(%kalcndarza) dostac
ME mozemy.
Podr6zujacy agent
Wiarusa, pan Teofl
D%erdowski, dzia}a
obecnie W okollcy
Sw. Amy i Duelm, W
Wolno lnu kolekto-
wszelkie pienia-
DIE ola WIARUsA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-11-03

PUKKOWNIK BRYAN za-
chorowaf znowu ma febre W
Savannah, gdzie przebywa on re
swoim pu4kiem.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-17
LAUGH WITHLITLLE ONES
At the PhenOmInsI and Funny Perform
ances OF Clowns. Beasts and
BIrdS-Three RlnRS.

At the Phenomenal and Funny Perform
ances OF Clowns. Beasts and
BIrds-Three Rings.
A big crowd of happy children is
in itself sight well worth going q
long way to see, and will be seen at
Ardmore on Saturday, July 80, if the
unusual efforts made by the manage
ment of ths Adam Forepaugh and
Sells Brothers Americas Greatest
Shows consolidated to delight the
little folks are q success, as they
doubles will be, and to q triumph
ant extent. Such a playground for
the production of fairyland special-
ties. clown carnivals and animal
performances as is afforded by this
il, mense aggregstion's hippodrome
arena. three circus rings and two
elevated stages, was never before
devised. Among its astonishing and
mirth- making occupants will be seen
the only school of educated Alaska
seals and sea lions, wonderful and
wagpish performing elephants, the
nrettiest and cutest ponies, the fun
niest acting and riding monkeys.
the best trained dogs, dancing bears,
phenomenal pigs, balancing goats,
intelligent birds, divertinh donkeys,
and other skillfully trained creatures
in a most varied and hilarious pro-
uramme. It's originatorg may lastly
eIaim to have added a most captivat-
iUp Children's Day to the calendar
~ entertainment, and one which
ev. d the children of . larger growth
can most heartily approve and en-
III -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-17

tained a license3 for any of the pur-
poses hereinbefore mentioned to have
the same placed in secure manner
in some part of their place of busi-
ness where the said license may be
readily seen at all times by any per-
son entering said place of business.
SEC. 81. The provisions of this Of
dinance shall be in full force and ef-
fect/from and after publication.
Adopted July 18th, 1898.
JOHN l.. GAIT, Mayor.
DAVE BEST, City Recorder.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-17
TURNER COTTAGE
EDGAR TURNER, Manager.
Laree and CommOdlOus Sample Rooms.
Santa Fs Trains Stop for nsllS.
Centrally LOcatsd.
Bath Rooms in Connection.
GAINESVILLE, TEXAS.

It is not what a manufacturer
saws about his own medicine that
cures a patient, but what the med
icine does. Billiards. Horehound
Syrup does the work and does it
well. II cures coughs and colds in
a day. It's healing soothing and qui-
citing. 25 & so cents,
Sold by 7 N. Coleman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-17
NOTICE.

! cannot buy goods from the
wholesale houses with your unpaid
bills and broken promises. II you
eve me for groceries, please come
up and pay me.
15d3t PORTER STAPLES,
The Red Headed Groceryman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-17
CITY Assessor and Collector.

And shall have printed in bold
type on its face: "This license must
be kept exposed in a public place, IN
the place of business OF the holder,
and is not transferable, except on the
books of the assessor and collector
and Endorsed by him.
said form to be bound in a book,
with q duplicate stub attached.
Eec. 68. Il shall be the duty Of
any person or firm, after having OBJ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1898-07-17
Female
Stomach
Blood
Troubles.
Chronic
Ailments. -

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-28

See John Tassell's show window for
ladies cheap shoes-ohly $3.50. % West
Park
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-28
DANGERS OF THE FUTURE.
An Ex-Judge Looks for Trouble to Grow
Out of Prevailing Conditions.

From the Washington Post.
Judge r. +. Carpenter, who figured
prominently in South Carolina politics
in the reconstruction days, but VINO IS
now a resident of Los Angeles, was seen
at the Shoreham last evening. Years
ago he and Prince John Van Buren,
were intimate friends, and the judge
can tell many interesting stories OF the
genial and gifted prince"
1T seems to me" said the judge,
that the political outlook is not a
cheering one. If | read Alright the signs
of the times, we shall have a campaign
in 1900 of greater intensity and frauSht
with greater danger than that of 1896.
The republican party, though it stands
for law and order and vested rights,
appears hopelessly split in factions in
important states like New York, Penn
sylvania. Ohio and California. Against
il will be arrayed solidly the army of
the disconnected, the dissatisfied office
seekers. the believers in populism and
free silver. West of the Missouri river
an increasingly large number OF men
believe in government socialism. The
idea that the government should take
care of the citizen has made alarming
Roadway in Western states, and 1t is
difficult To eradicate the vicious teach
ings of writer's and speakers who ad-
vanced this delusive doctrine.
The country viii be lucky If, before
the close of the century, we do not have
a regime of anarchy followed by the
man on horseback. Everything seems
to tend that way. 1t looks now as
though the democrats would be shrewd
enough 10 subordinate the free silver
theory. which of itself, is not calculated
TO inspire the rabble. to a platform cal
culated to catch the labor vote. With
the labor element added to its ranks,
the party will be well nigh inyncible.
Bryan splits the white metal people,
but Bryan may be thrown aside for
Sovereign or some such man who will
attract and hold the voters that toll.
But the people are not wholly to
blame. though ignorantly seeking false
remedies. The discoveries of science
and labor-saving machinery have
brought about a condition of affairs so
difficult as to perplex and appal the
wisest and most patriotic. The rich,
TOO, add To the seriousness of the stu
alton oftentimes by an ostentatious
display of their wealth that makes
neghbors discontinued and envious.
There will never come a time under any
administration when prosperity will be
so general that there win not be thou
sands of unemployed and hungry peo-
pie. There is nothing that human gov
eminent can do 10 alleviate the wretch
edness of a certain per cent. OF society,
but the demagogue who promises ii
can be done will always find Il multi
tude of credulous hearers"
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ENGLiSHMAN OF ROMANCE.
Sir Edwin Arnoid's Life in the Fiowery
Kingdom.

Sir Edwin Arnold. who legalzed his
union with a fascinating Japanese
widow by an English marriage service
in London recently. was always cos
mopolitan in his ideas. Surely 10 Eng
lishman born and bred has ever sue
ceeded in merging his own individuality
into that Of other peoples as the author
of The Light of Asia" and The Light
of the World" has done. When he was
in India in his young days his work
showed his intense sympathy with the
Buddhists. and in the preface to The
Light of Asia he wrote: This book
was written by one who loved India
and the Indian people"
For two scores of years he was Eng
iish TO the core of his heart in the edito-
rails he wrote for the London Tele-
graph, and in 1880 he came to America
seemed quite able 10 understand MS (as
few of his countrymen could dol, and
then he went on To Japan and immedi-
ately began TO live Ia Japanais
He lived in a native house. left his
shoes al his door. slept on a thick quilt
and, they say, ate in true Japanese
style. In his bedroom he had a cheap
European washstand. two Japanese
chests of drawers of white wood
and black iron work. and the usual
sliding cuphoards. into which his bed
was put when ii was rolled up in the
daytime.
The walls of the room We're Of tissue
paper panels powdered With silver
maple leaves. and clear glass belt ran
around the room at a height ineondu-
Give to propriety," as one CORES pandeut
of the day remarked.
The drawing room was glass paneled
from door to ceiling. and the only thing
in the whole house that limited at other
ciNlilzations, was an American stove.
which stood in one Of the corners.
With such surroundings fl is nor
much wonder that the Impressions bi,
poet found himself going through the
ceremony Of tea drinking with his
charming companion of the hour, and
that he was content 10 accept the cere-
mony as bona tide marriage IS
tribute 10 his kinship with genius thar
since the world began has ever hauntad
little the siald laws and regulations
that ordinarily folks find necessary TO
comfortable existence
II was In Japan. by the way. that Sir
Edwin began The Light OF the Word. "
and, indeed, completed ID, too. DUNG
his stay df several years.
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Des Moincs Gowaj Directory, lS5.
Dual City est Paul and Minneapolis)
Blue Book, 1878.
indianapolis Qnd.) Directory, 1897.
Iowa State Gazetteer, 1878.
Jackson lMich) Directory, 1895.
Little Rock fArk.) Directory, 1871.
Los Angeles (Cal) Directory 1896.
Manitoba and Northwest Territories
Gazetteer, 1896
Mankato City (Minn) Directory, 1881
Marquette tMich.) Directory, 1897.
Memphis tTenn.) Directory, 1898.
Menominee tMich.) Directory, 1879.
Michigan State Directory, 1897
Ogden Utah Directory, 1878.
Portland (Ore.) Directory. 1897.
Rice County fMinn.) Directory. 1888.
Sioux City Gowa) Directory. 1878.
Spokane (Wash.) Directory, 1878
saltwater (Minn.) Directory, 1867.
Superior (Wis.) and Duluth (Minn.)
directories, 1897.
Tacoma (Wash.) Directory, 1878
Texas State Gazetteer, 1867.
A particularly valuable work ICON
tanned in the reference Department. is
Poole's Index of Periodical Literature
This work. now in five volumes, contains
in four alphabetical lists, arranged by
subjects, references to nearly all the ar
ticles contained in the literary maya
zines of Importance which have been
printd in the English language from
1902 to 1896 Thousands of volumes have
been indeXed and the work is now in
dispensable in any live library in the
country.
United States reports recently re-
ceived of more or less interest to our
patrons are the following:
Official Register of the United States
for 1897, vol. |. Commonly known as
the Government Blue Book.)
Statistics of Public Libraries in the
United States, 1896
Compendium of the 18th census, 1890:
vol 3.
Report on Population at the 18th cen
sus. 1890: vol. 2.
Official Gazette of the United States
Patent Office. October December, 1896
A very compact cyclopaedia of medi-
cal information is '.Nitalogy," by George
F. Wood and T.. II. Ruddock.
The World Almanac and Encyclo-
paedia" for 1898 is an exceptionally
complete and thorough presentation of
all kinds Of statistical knowledge.