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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
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ZAkOZENlE " Mlwa7u W
kee drugiego polskiego
dz:ennika, krotko po Nowym
roku, jest faktem postano-
wionym. W liczbie akcyona-
ryusz6w znajduja sic take
wszyscy ksieza polscy W Mil
.waukee / Wiie1e innych poll
skich kap}an6w archidye-
cezyj milwauckiej. w przysz.
lynn numerze W1ARUsA wyka.
zemy, dla czego nowy dzien.
mix polski W Chicago stall sic
konieczaosciq.
DIR. W. STRZYZEW SKI
W Chicago umarl W Sobot7,
ID Grudnia, w SVEN miesz~
kaniu pod Nr. 826 Ashland
Ave.
DETROIT, Mich. -Zw}oki
S. p. ks. Dominika Kolasili-
sk'ego przewiezione zosta]y
W Niedziele do wspania}ego
grobowca.
w DEPEW, N. Y, zabi}
pociag kolejowy polskich
robotnik6w Marcina Lipni-
czaka, Jerzego Drqgala,
Micha}a Wagrila i Micha]a
Walewskiego.
FIGURY SWIETYCH] j.
rozmaite artyku}y religijne,
stosowne ma prezenta gwiazd .
kowe noworoczne, MONA
dostac W tym czasie po znacz-
ME znizonych cenach w han~
dlu pana | E ace g o Sa-
W i c k e G o w Milwaukee,
400 Mitchell Str. Figury
Swietych pan Sawicki sam
i artystycznie maluje,
= tax W wiekszych rozmia
rach, dla kosciolow, jako tez
W mhiejszych, ma ozdobe dla.
dem6w prywatnych.
Hurtowny handel artykulow
religijnych pana lgnaeego
Sawickiego W Milwaukee to.
najtadsze mieisce dla kran,a
rzy, potrzebu)acych takch
rzeczy ma sprzedaz cz2stkova.
KLEMENs BELINsKI,
many ch:cagoski szajster
z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
Ot6z klatwa, kt6ra ciazy1a

1
ma ludzkosci: niezmierne DO
gactWa / nadmiar wladzy I
jednej = najstraszliwsza ne
dza i niewola z drugiej stro.
ny: ztad og6lny rozstr6j,
niezadowolenie, gorycz i zwa.
tpienje - stad ia tesknota
to pragnienje, to wo}anie "a
Zbawca, kt6re milion6w
serc wznosilo sic ku niebio-
som.
l przybyl Zbawca, przyby}
z r6zdzk} oliwna, jak owa
go|eb;ca Noego, i przynios}
ludzkoscj, iako pierwszy sw6j
dar: p 0 k 6 / ludziom dobrej
wolf. Przyni6sl swa nauke,
jake utwierdzenie pew1le. ma
kt6rem opieraja sic wszelk;e
nauk;: wskazal eel zycia i
pokazal wiodaca don droge,
kt6ra obstawi}, by$my ME
zbladzili, nadrozneIni kaminia-
mi pr1ykazai swoich; ustano,
viii rownosG ludzi niedzy SO
ba; podniosE godnos6 piracy,
zdiaE pietno hahby uswjec'}
ubostWO.
Media i ub6stwo, jako sku
tki pierwszego -grzechu, tbyfy
Cd poczatku swiata i beda do
sa1nego kohca; b ed ii zaw
sze beda powiedzia} sam
Zbawiciel, On tez by n m dac
przyk|ad znoszenia ciezaru
ub6stwa, bedqc kr6 en-. sta}
sic .ubog.m, bedac Bogiem
stall sc czlowiekjem. Me ola
chciwych bogaczow zStaplf ma
SWAT, bo oni w dobrach tego
swlata odebrali. nagrode swo
ia. ale dla ubog ch W duchu
dla prostaczk6w; ME W pa'acu
z}oc;stym narodzi} sic, ma
zlotog|owlu, ale
w stajence, pom;edzy bydla~
tkami, zlozony w zlobku, ma
sianie Kr6l n;eiba ! ziemi ME
mia|, co ma najbiednieiszego
wyrobn ka dz ecko. Pastus<-
kcwie biedni p:rrwszymi
byli, kt6rym zwiastowai ch6r
anio}6w narodzenie Jezusa.
Chodzmy wszyscy, razem z
pastuszkaml oddac hold i
poklon ubozuchnej dzieclnie
Bozej. Stahmy prAy z'obku.
patrzmy ma to ub5stwo, Ia te
nedze naszego Zbawcy j
uczmy sic znosit nasza nedze
cierpliwie. Kt6z cd N:ego
nedzniejszy, kto bedniejszy?
Ten widok pogodzl losem
smutoym i najn:eszczesl;w-
szego, on go pocieszy, po~
krzepi, bo gdy siejba W
placzu, zniwo bedzie W wese-
lu.
Prawdziwe. szczescie ma
ziemi ME Cd bogactwa zalezy,
ale Cd zadowolenia sic tenn,
CO Bog mu da, bo jak m6wi
poeta:
Me Eto ma perly i bogate
szaty,
Ale kto ma SVEN przsstaf,
ten bogaty.
q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
!I'I1I4IlGI2S MY

MADRY T.-Pi isma
>iszpahskie odzywa-
ja sic, 2e Hiszpania
ME powlnna oddawa6
Stanom II. odstapio-
nych terytory6w, do
p6ki traktat pakojo-
wy ME zostanie przy-
jetY przez senat, gdyz
moze sic z5arzy6, re
senat trak tat odrzuci
i wtedy wcale ME be-
dzle potrzeba odda-
wac zadnych teryto-
ry6w.
M ADllYT. Pro-
test delegatdW hisz-
paliskich, kt6rzY pod
pisali traktat pokojo-
wy re Stapami zjed-
noczonemi, opie wa:
Hiszpania potepia ul-
timatum, zadajace
odstaplen1a wysp FL
llpihskich "a 20 mi
lion6w dolar6w; ME
zgadza sic ma warun-
ki wzgledem N trakto-
wanna ma Kubie Hisz.
pan6w;; uwaza ga akt
gw a}tu, niegodny
pahstwa ywilizowa-
nego, zatrzYmanie W
skarbcach rzadowy
ma Kubie i FilipinAch
papier6w wartoscio-
wych i sum pleniez~
nych, deponoWanych
przez osoby prYwat-
ne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
Boze Narodzienie.

Skodczy} sic advent, cza!
najsmutniejszy w roku, Maj
smutniejszy, movie. bo dn
najkr6tsze, mgliste, mrozne
| ma nieb:e zaw sly chmury
ciezkie, olowEane - drzews
obdarte llscia, magic stercza
W gore, mny wicher wyje
po polach i btoaiach slo-
wen: przyroda Gala obumar}a.
| czIowiekowi duszno i ciezko
ma sercu, tax c,ezko i duszn o,
jak owyn ojcom naszyn, kt6-
rzy przez dlugich 40 wicklow
wyczekiwali "a kohcem bole-
snego adwintu.
A jako promieh sfoneczny,
ktory po mgle adwentowego
czasu przedrze gestych chmur
zaslone i po dEugiem utajen;u,
zasweciwszy, rozweseli j
rozgrzeje SERGE cz}owieka -
taka radoSc gotuje, nam kos
cioE uroczyssosc;a Bozegona~
rodzenia. Wigilia sw. / naro-
dzenie Pan5kie - lie to slowa
nam radoscii i wcse-
la! I w lea}acaea i4w chatkach.
biednych, Il wielkich i malucz'
kich, Il moznych i bogatych
/ ubozuchnych wszFdzle
usmiechniete twarze, wesole
okrzyki. - jednos6, sook6b
zgoda. radosG praW dzlwle
Swiateczna.
Przez dz;ew;etnascle wle~
k6w obchodzi juz ko5ciol te
uroczystos6, a czas zawsze ten
sam, radoSc .zawsze ta sama,
ani SIC sprzykrzy, ami sic wy
czerpie, Zkad to? Otoz, bo to
ME paniatka jakiegoS ludz-
kiego czynu, to ME wspomnle
ME ludzkich dziej6w, ale OBJ
ch6d uroczysty Boskiego
dzie}a najwizsze] }aski j ml}o-
sierdzia, to cud mi}oSci Stwor
cy dla stworzenia, niebywa}y
dow6d poswiecenia sic Pana
"a grzesznego czIowieka -- to
radosna nowina, kt6ra anlel--
skiemi ch6ry 20 pierwszy raz
zabrzmja}a pastuszkom: Z b a.
w jciel S lie n a r o d iii =
c h w ala na Wys ok os
S C i Bogu "a na Ii G m j
pokoj lu dzi Q m do :
b e W oil!
Me bylo wowczas pokoju
pomiedzy ludzmi. Owczesny
SWAT pogahski przedstaw;a W
calej grozie obraz ziu15pelnego
upadku | rczprzezenia. Rozum
wytezyli medrcy ma wyszuka-
ME prawdy, a kroczyli po
drodze b}edow / zludzch.
Poczciwa praca W powsze /.
ehnej byta pogardzie i hahbi-
Ia tych, kt6rzy sic Jej odda-
wall. / n g e mus t a b e r.
n a m non intrat, ma
wall Rzymianie: wolny clio
wick ME tknie sic warsztatu.
Ub6stwo wyciskalo znamie
haliby. sprowadzalo pogarde.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

j herbu ,,wieprz nieczysty. :
jakby przez przymus wybrany
zosta} delegatem do legislatury
Stanu Illinois. Albowiem
partya demokracka W Cook
County, przekonawszy sic, ze
Polacy prey wyborach zawsze
sami w}asnych kandydat6w
ubijaja, pogrozi]a, ze jezeli ia
raza ME bedz;e wybrany
polski demokracki kandydat
do Legislatury, iuz nigdy
W ece) laden oolak ma
kandydata nominowanym ne.
bedzie. To poskutkowa]o.
Nawet wszelka holota,
niezalezni, socyalisci anar-
chisc;, pod nac:skiem grczby
|po}ykali cuchnaca wieprzo-
WING.
CHICAGO. -Zeszlego ty-
godnia poswiecono .g6rna
czeSt koscio}a Sw. Jana Kan
tego. Aktu poswiecenia do
pe}nif X. arcybiskup Feehan.
Ca}y frontowy muir ogromne
so koscio}a luz pek}. Wog6le
polozen;e tax obszernego
koscio}a wSr6d ludnosci bar
dzo biednej i W tobli4u wiel-
kiich domow handlowych ME
rokuje predk;ej op}aty kro-
ciowych dlug6w ma MIN cie~
zqcych. Zmartwychwstahcy
tutaj gospodarza
CHICAGO. - Niez 1lezni
ma chicagoskim Wojciechowie
chcieli sic poddae x Arcy
bjskupowi Feehanowi, sta
wiajac tylko jeden warunek,
to jest zatrzymanie swojego
niezaleznego pryczera, raz
przez Kamihskiego. drugi
raz przez Koz}a wykropione:
go. X. arcybiskup. jak sic
tego bylo MONA spodziewat,I
ma to ME. przysta}.
CHICAGO. noe
wego sierocihca polskiego
ugrzez]a W nieporozumieniu
ksiezy polskich.- = Powszech-
ME zauwazono coraz bardziei
rosnaca liczbe lnlodych widow.
Dawniej polscy mlodzIehcy
.gwaltownie pukali do widow
m}odych majatkiem. dzisia'j
lyle sic namnozylo dziewczat,
ze wdowy nawet dziadom sic
juz ME podobaja. ,Rzeczyw,,,iIs- wis
Gle los wdtoWy! N tat lZlatEachl l9Q-,4o
z kilkoro dzietnii, choeiazsi
ma domek, lub cos COS posmiist'rt.
nego po mezu, Jest godnyn1
pozaIowania. Jezeli jejj is SIC
uda ''l wyJst q MAJ po rag. I'd drur y.
gi, W ciaglej zyje obawie
by nowo nabyty maz ME
uciekl uciulanym gros;zzem
nieboszczyka. Liczne sa ma
70 przyklady. -Trzei polscy
,fadni miasta PIP. Kunz, Smul-
Ski Wiora g}osowali prze-
|c:iiwko ,,budlerom' "a 50
sobie zaskarbili uszanowanie III
tax rodakow, jako Amer
kan6w. Geese i'm sis u h
1la' 'ezy. ,ls
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

P ARYZ. --Dreyfus
wr6ci wkr6tce do F a.
ryza. Oddzia} wojska
wyslano do portu, do
kt6rego przYbedzie
okret, wiozacy wiez-
MIA z Czarciej wyspY..
Oddzial ten stanoWiG
bedzIe eskorte dla
Dreyfusa W czasie
jego podr6zy do sto-.
licy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

Redakcya ;, ,Wiaru-
sa'' zyczy. wszYstkim
wlernym naszym abo-
nentom i przyjacio-
1om jaknaj weselszych
SWAT
Gas pamietac o
przedp}acie ma VIA
rusa" ma rok nadcho-
dzacy 1899.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22
ZSwiata katollckiego.

Iswlata katOllcklego,
ALASKA, W s}awnem
z}otodajnem1 K ! 0 n d k e,
2 kt6rego mflfony drogocen~
nego kruszcu wydobywaja
wiara kato]icka wsr6d od-
wiecznej prawie zimy ME
wygasla. Pred dwoma mie.
s!acami poswiecono wDawson
City piekny.i Wielki kosci6},
wybudowany bez d}ugu jake
dar, Panu Bogu Hozony, przez
jednego g6rnika Aleksandra
Nc Donald. Kosciof zosta}
poSwiecony przez 0. w.
Judge, Jezu;te i jest pod
opieka 0. O.. Ob:at6w. Me
dzielami przeszlo 600 os6b
s}ucha Mszy sw. Z para6iaa
polaczony szpital siostr
Mi}osierdzia, majacy obecnie
135 chorych} przewaznie ma
tyfus.
JUSTIN D. FULTON.
znany przesladowca WARY
katolickieii, LIE sic w Sydney
" NlVowej SzRoty{ z sil5c6w,
odebranych cd katolickich
g6rnikow ia z sjadliwe kazan'a
i mowy przeciwko kosc!o}owi
katolickjemu Naszym Polacz
kom oies radzimy grozic
ku}akami Koztom i kozlar-
niom, ale, jezeli kozie} lub
lego svinIarki sic zaczna
liza9 z k;j6w, s!usznie ode
bran> CHI, sprawe solennie
og}osimy. Madremu dose po
s}owie. Kozlom niezaleznym
czasami ward szy argu-
nlent potrzebny.'
BEZBOZNA FRANCYA,
pod RADIANT maso6skiemi, po
ma{u wymiera. lego roku
wiecej Francuz6w umar}o, niz
sic narodzi}o. Ludnose Fran
cyl ME rosnie. Niemcy maia
juz 81 milion6w .ludnosci
podczas gdy Francya ma
tylko 3S. Politycy j dyplo-
maci uwazaia Francya juz )ako
panstwo drugorzedne. Zn>e-
wagi, kt6re Francya musi
cierpie6 Cd Anglii n: p, by
lyby wywoia}y wojne W
.jakiemkolwiek pahstwie pier
wszorzednem .Katolicy Francyl
2 bolem w sercu Wskazuia ma
ubytek ludnosci. Gdzle jesz'-
cze wiara ME wygasla, mia
nowicie W p6lnocnych depar-
tamentach, ludnos6 rosnle.
Lecz, gdzie Wybierajq rady-
kal6w i socyalist6w do
par]anentu, malo sic dzleel
rodzi.
x. ARCYBIsKUP IRE
LAND spodziewal Sc zostat
delegateH apostolskim dla
Kuby i Porto Rico. Delega
tenn zostal =. Arcyb;skup.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-12-22

x. ARCYBISKUP IRE
LAND spodziewal Sc zostat
delegaten1 apostolskim dla
Kuby j Porto Rico. Delega
TEN zostal X. Arcyb;skup.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-01
Yellow Jaundice Cured

Suffering humanity should be
supplied with every means posi-
bic for its relief. Il is with pleas
urc we publish the following:
"ThiS IS to certify that ] was
a terrible sufferer from Yellow
Jaundicc for over six months, and
WAS treated by some of the best
physicians in our city and all to
no avail. DR.. Bell, our druggist,
Electric Bittcrs;
and after taking two bottles, |
was entirely cured. | now take
great pleasure in recommending
them TO any person suffering from
this terrible malady. L am CRATE
fully yours, VI. \. Hogarty, Lex
ington, KY
Sold by f. G. Alworth x Co,
druggist.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-01
A Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor, gentle ac-
tion and soothing; effect Of Syrup
Of FIGS when in need OF u laxa-
tive, aud If the father and moth
cr be coStive Or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use:
SO that it IS the best family rem
cdy known and every family
should have a bottle. Manufac-
tured by She California Fig Syrup
COnnanN
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-01
The State Republicans

The state republican executive
committee has decided TO hold a
state convention in Ocala August
9 on an apportionment based on
the Mex in!ey vote. The contest
was redhot one, but the Long
Lee-GunbyChubb wing won and
downed the Egan-Stillman wing.
Judge Long was unanimously en-
dorSed.
The first congressional district
convention will be held ut Mari
anna September II.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-01
To Epw0rth Leaguers

Th" 3emi-annual election of Of
ticers Of the Epworth League
takes place tonight in thc lecture
room Of the Methodist church.
Other important business is to be
considered. There will be no
class meeting, SO the league
meeting viii begin promptly at
o'clock. Every member is urged
to be present.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-01
Don't

Buy garden or field seeds before
getting my prices. My twenty
one years experience in Florida
planting, testing and handling
seeds from every section OF coun-
try, enables me TO procure the
best at lowest prices. Send for
price list. j. b. SUTTON,
Secdman, % Exposition St.,
Ocala, Fla.
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advance. Garcia expects to have
the honor Of leading the grand
assault. 1t is expected that his
men Will fight desperately.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-01
MOntpzuma Barber Shop

First-clasS artists, all work
done with Stvle and ncatness.
Hair cutting, shaving, sham
pooling, dyeing, etc. Courteous
treatment to all customers.
If q. +. WILLIAMS, Prop.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-01

the honor Of leading the grand
assault. 1t is expected that his
men Will fight desperately.
FLORIDA BOYS TO CUBA
Tampa, July 1.-The trans
ports Hudson, Gate City and
City of Macon, loaded with
troops, left last night and are
now well on the way to Santiago.
Companies A, (Ocala Rifles /,
l. and K Of the Florida regiment,
went on board the transport
Unionist this morning, and will
sail tonight. Major Davidson
leads them. They will form q
part Of Gen. John a. Rogers,
brigade and will act as guard TO
heavy artillery.
MANZANILLO ATTACKED
Santiago, July l.-Four Amer
lcan warships bombardcd Manza-
milo yesterday and badl Y dam
aged the batteries protecting the
harbor. The Spanish guns re
piled and compelled the Am3ri-
cans to withdraw. One ship was
disabled. The Spanish gunboats
in the harbor went to the defense
of the batteries and exchanged
shots with the Americans until
the latter ceased to fire. 1t IS be-
iicved the Americans wished to
take the city for base.
PORTO RICANS PUT DOWN
Washington, July l.-Informa-
| ton has been received that the
Porto Rican revolt has been sup
pressed and the leaders appre-
hended and executed. The plot
was frustrated by the interrupt
tion OF friendly letter, showing
where arms and dynamite were
stored. The entire island is in q
| ferment. Governor MacilS is
taking extraordinary precautions
lagainSt another surprise
MANY SHIPS AT MANILA
Hong Kong, July l.-Gh" Mat
zuphra has Just arrived ana re-
ports that the Transports bad not
arrived 4t Manila on the 18th.
The SpaniardS are still adding to
the defenccs. In the harnor are
four British and five German
warahlps.
TIE pHlLIpPINE RErrIIC
! Madrid, July l.-Advicts from
Manila say that AguinaIdo, the
linslrcent leader. has DrOcIaimod
| a republic at Cavite, under the
protection Of the United States,
England and Japan, with the
Americans as chief guides; the
others merely for recognizance
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-07-01
THE ARMY IN cuba
Is CLOSING IN ON THE DOOMED
CITY OF SANTIAGO
LaWtO1 Occupies Its Northern
Suburbs And Sampson Shells
It's Southern Forts
OUR own BRAVE BOYS TO THE
FRONT
Major DavidsOn's Battalion, Including
The Ocaia Rifles, Leave Tampa
Tonight For Santiago


OF Juragua, via Port Anto-
niO.--MOrc than Il, 900 Amerl-
cans, including all the volunteers
operating in Cuba, supported by
1000 CubauS under Garcia, are
in view Of the Spanish enfrench-
mcntS northeast Of Santiago and
are ready TO move forward at any
moment. In the general assault
on the city LaWton Will take lead.
If the Spanish show signs Of rc=
treat Wheeler will join LaWton
and they will endeavor to drive
the Spaniards before them into
the city. For this purpose it is
proposed 10 push 5000 troops un-
der LaWtOn two miles nearer the
city, TO take the village Of Caney,
and TO occupy the ridge over the
city, from which artillery fire can
he aimed on the Spanish entrench-
m"nts. II is believed that the
Americans Will be satisfied to ac-
cOmpIlSh this movement tomor-
row and TO postpone the general
attack on the city until the ar
rival Of the larger artillery.
SANTIAGO SURROCNDED
SIhony, July by three p.
III. today Santiago Will be sur
rounded by the Americans and
Cubans. Practically all the
army is now in sight Of the city.
The outpOsts Of both sides are so
close that picket firing is going on
continually. All the light ar
tiIlery IS ut the front and the
heavy guns will soon be brought
forward. It is expected the first
fight viii take place at Aqua
dorrs, where the Spaniards are
strongly cntrenched.
FIGHTING AT SANTIAGO
Washington, July 1.-The war
department has received the fol-
lowing: Camp SaVilla, july =
An action is now going Oh, but
the firing is light and desuit0ry.
Il began on the right near Canty
by LlWtOn'S division. lie will
move on the northwestern part oi
the city of Santiago. | will keep
You advised on the progress Of
the fight.
AT TIE GATES
Santiago, July 1.-General
l.lwton has taken possession
Of CaDons, a suburb of Santiago,
Sampson is bombarding the forts.
COURAGEOUS CUBANs
Sevilla, June 3O.-Garcia' 5
Cubans made dash westward
this afternoon and penetrated
nearer the d"fensts OF Santiago
than any hostile force before.
Garcia led personally, striking
Caney and passing in plain view
of the Spanish pickets. They
will clmp near by tonight, hoping
TO be attacked. The Cubans
were rationed for only twenty
four hours and expect an early
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Company AS New Officers

The governor has commissioned
S r. Birisey, Jr., captain; c. Y.
Roberts, first lieutenant; j. " +.
Lancaster, second lieutenant, OF
Company y. Captain Davidson
has received his commission Is
major Of the second battalion.
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New \ orll, July 1.-The cruis-
er Topeka cleared this morning,
also the troopships Lapasas and
Ncueces cleared for Tampa to
take troops on board for Cuba.
The San Francisco call., 1898-12-11

to MT. Coxwell, I have been insensible. He said, You have, and l, too, very nearly I then drew up my legs, which had been extended, and took a pencil in my hand to begin observations. MT. Coxwell told me that he had lost the use of his hands, which were black, and l poured brandy over them.
 "I resumed observations at 2h. 7m.. recording the barometer reading at 11.35 inches, and temperature minus two degrees. It is probable that three or four minutes passed from the time of my hearing the words temperature and observation till began to ob- serve, as returning consciousness came at 2h. 4n., and this gives seven minutes for total insensibility
 MT. Coxwell told me that while in the ring he felt it piercingly cold; that hoar frost was all round the neck of leave the ring he found his hands fro zen. He had therefore to place his arms on the ring and drop down. When he saw me he thought for a moment that I had lain back to rest myself; he wished to approach me, but could not. and when he felt insensibility coming over him he became anxious to open the valve. But in consequence of having lost the use of his hands he could uot do this. Ultimately he succeeded by seizing the cord with his teeth, and dip- ping his head two or three times until the balloon took decided turn down ward. We descended in the center of a large grass field belonging to MT. Ker- sail at Cold Weston, seven and half
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ATYPlCAl CdfTAGE

it goes down in history, showing that what these people want is opportunity, not aims. They have acquitted them selves like men. The thought of be- coming possesSorS of their own homes, with land enough to sustain thelr wives and little ones, with COW, pigs and chickens, has impelled them to work with energy and perseverance.
 "The most significant feature Of the entire venture Is that in California s dryest year, in one of its dryest val leys, where the oldest and most expe- rienced ranchers for hundred miles about the colony have failed, these plo-. neers have in spite of their inexperience and strangeness to the land succeeded and their abur dant crops speak encour- agement There have been difficulties which seemed for a time would crush every hope, but the Lord was our helper"
 Consul Booth-Tucker paid a visit to the new colony last week and expressed herself as surprised and pleased at the wonderful progress that had been made Nowhere else could this have been done but in California" she said. She visited each of the little homes and re- ceived a welcome and blessing from the inmates. She drove over the land and saw the little farms, each with it's garden around the house. But what impressed her most of all was that on each face that she met was written the word happiness" It is now the aim of the colonization department of the Salvation Army to put several more families on the land and also to start other colonies. In a few years the re- suit will be marked decrease of mis- cry in the crowded portions of our big cities and hundreds will be giving thanks for an abundance of Gods blessed sunshine
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made independent by being given an opportunity to buy their homes on easy installments paid out of the product of their land and their work for the Saliva tion Army colony.
 Each family that has been sent to the new colony has been given a house. ten acres of land and credit to the amount of $500 at the Salvation Army store.
 In order to protect itself from un- worthy people the land is only rented to the colonists for the first year. Should they prove worthy the s60 rent money is applied on the $500 which is to be paid for the land, house and wa ter right from the colony plant. Should they prove unworthy, the colonists take away with them all in excess of their indebtedness to the colony It will thus be seen that there Is no unfair advantage taken of coIonists under probation.
 "This plan is necessary" said Major Winchell, for the colony can never be a success as long as there are inharmon- ious elements which breed discontent because everything is not done just as they wish. Out of all the families sent to the colony all but two will be allow ed to buy their homes. These two fam lilies are all right in some ways, but they continually find fault with things and try to stir up discontent among the others. AS 1t is though, these peo- pie will take away about $500 as a re- suit of their years work on the colony. Not so bad when 1t Is considered that they went there without cent"
 All of the colonists except the first two who went down on the wagon from San Francisco were so nearly destitute that the Salvation Army had to pay for the transportation of them and their freight. They were entirely with out money, and nearly without hope. But all have appreciated what was done for them, and have made the best