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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28

extra inducements, and early In the sumn,..
and after the regular season is over these mn,
ster houses readily absorb great numbers n
people.
"As far as hotels and meeting places are con.
cerned" said n Saratogian. I'VE never have IA
make any preparations when We hear Of a con
vention coming to the Springs. But there a,
other matters which must be looked after IA,
instance: When we know that the Baptis,,
are coming every storekeeper puts in an extr,
stock Of umbrellas. because there has move,
been a convention Of Baptists here on which IA.
rain did not fall. The representatives Of som.
semi religious bodies who come here TO attend
conventions patroniZc only the small CANDY
shops and the daily expense of these people ia
| Saratoga outside Of their board. will not ayerae.
| 50 cents. political convention brings the mos.
people, but the shopkeepers and knickknack sell
ers get less out of the delegates and N.
visitors who come with them than from re,,
| billiards and hotel bills are the heavy items
| and a misplaced trunk, non-arrival OF baggae,
| or false calculations as 10 the quantity OF wear,
| ing apparel required are the contingencies
| necessary for bringing A delegate to one OF The
| shops. There are probably no conventions more
men and women representatives. When thess
are announced the storekeep,rs know that they
| will derive some benefit from the gathering
| Teachers conventions are among the best of
| these"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
BENEFITS FROM con NIi"N"'
HOW THEY HELP a TOWN AND "hAi VI
FORTS THE rOWS MAKES TO GET THEM.

HOW THEY HELL loN y N'N' '''''
FORTS TIE rows MAKES TO GET THEM
ohio NEXT annual convention OF the Ancient
and Honorable order Of Self-supporting Mill
ionaires will take place at the Convention nan
Saratoga Springs etc
notice like this would attract little atten-
ton except from those who were Interested III
the organization If II had any existence an"
MT ono .on in "A hundred would know how
much work had been done. how much influence
had been brought to bear and how many wires
had been pulled in order to have the meetings
take place in the town designated.
Conventions political educational. scientlhc
and commercial take place at all times OF the
year and in all parts OF the country. They brihs
Nancy to a town stimulate business. advertise
the hotels and the shops and are CONSIDERED ps
the mercantile population as an al-ar"uhu
benefit In order to bring these gatherings to a
place promoters are employed. entertainments
committees are appointed. la" rates are secured
FOR transportation and hotel accommodations
and Finance Committee applies gentle
pressrre To the purses Of all the citizens OF the
place Who would bc benefited
Where there are natural attractions. as at
NIAGARA Falls the promoters task is compare
lively easy and in places whore there is much
to see IA at Chicago during the time OF the
Exposition or omaha at the present time. il
requires little work on the part OF the citizens
TO bring deiberative bodies to their town
one OF the most popular convention towns is
Saratoga where the citizens have shown their
appreciation by erecting large convention
hall which in it's day has sheltered all sorts OF
bodies from a religious conclave to Tammany
pow-wow. The great hotels O. the place are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
THE ENGLISH NOT PROFANE.

Julian Ralph in The Providence Journal
In my recollection Of my visit TO Petticoat
Lane ! mentioned the profanity and obscenjty
which the Jew traders mingled with their invo-
cations TO tho crowd 70 buy their goods The
reader doubtless passed over this without heed
ing it, for ne or she did not know how little
rough or rude Language Is used BY the English
They even fight without swearing. and get very
drunk and NOISY without employing strong Ian
guage They love To chan and guy each other
and the crowds and the street people who drive
horses and peddle goods and hang about the
corners are a great deal whittier than most Of ID
give them credit for being. But they seldom
resort 10 bad language. | never heard much Of
IL until | went to PetiicOat Lane. ana Know
woman who has lived here TWO years and beer
constantly about town who tells me tnat 10 that
time she has only heard one oath from an Eng
lishman's lips The worst word heard IN Pet
ticoa, Lane vas bloody" That. however, &
the worst word could have heard-n English
opinion il is the foulest word there Is. nav
only heard one man use il. and ne did not spea
it. He WAS very angry. and he spelled It,
| am telling you this because know that
home in America We associate II with the Eng
lish and put II in t.nglishmens mouths IN ow
anecdotes. AS If 1t were matter OF course thG
IL should be used to give a local color TO AZ
English story. Americans come here and rnan
use OF the word for the comic value that the!
attach to it. and yet | assure my readers thai
il they tried TO think OF any really disgusting
term they had ever heard and made use
shock these English ears. English sailors have
brought the word bloody to our shores-salr
ors and prizetighters and stablemen. and only
such persons cling TO ii here What we COZ
slider a very much fouler word has vastg
wider circulation. Dut is not considered as ne
as bloody" All this is very strange. and re
1uires a native TO explain IT, especially
bloody is merely the contraction OF the DALI
by our Lady" which was more or less COM
monty used in the ancient days when TINS was
Roman Catholic country.
The people who Try TO swear without swear
ing-who. in our country, say hully chee anc
"by cripes" all use the word blooming oVo
here Il can't very blcomin' we'll make yc
buy this bloomin thing, but I'll ave oioomn
try at it," is what heard a street fakir say
a crowd the other day. There is no narm
that at all. and ii Is much more typicaly Eng
hsh than the word bloody" besides being &c.
cent. Ii is funny what mistakes nations MAJ.
about one another. over here the very smA,
thing in reporting the speech OF us Americas
is to make us. all and always, call ourse Nv.
"Amurricans. 1t may be true OF US. ins
whole nation believes IT, But | never heao ~
American so pronounce the name OF our eou., .
try. and yet I've got quick llhgu,s"' 90
which is a thing the English utterly lacH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-28
RED CROSS SUPPLY DEPOT
RECEIVING AND DlSTKIh' IiN' III
WORK OF ArXILlAKlES.


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to Manila. From mere th' auNiIiarl's are SCI
IN motion and guided Here al ~" ~ hr"an
way is the "husin'SS Once "i 'h'S' ""'N''S'
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-22

0 lsydo, nigdy ME skspilam CT ofar, ale dis robie mai.
wieksza.. Oddaje CT mego mi}ego syna... Mech ten moi
syn kr6lewski stanie sic niepodzielnie twoim synem, a
lego siawa i potsga MECH pomnoza twoje boskie die.
Pan wiele razy usciskaf i ucalowal kr6lowe, wress.
Gle usadowil ja ma tapczanie, a sam usiadl ma kamieniu.
Czy sostawil mi ojciec jake rozkazy 2-sapytal.
- Prosil Gle tylko o pamisc, a do najwyaszej rady
powiedziai te slowa: ,Zostawiam wan ~nastepce, kt6ry
Jest iwem oriem W jednej osobie; ~sluchajcie go, a pc.
Mysisz, &c kaplani beda mi posluszni?
Pamietaj rzekla matka Be podlem faraona
Jest wsz: wsz to roztropnosc, kt6ra milcsy i niewia-
domo, kedy kssa smiertelnie.. Jezeli czas wezmiesz "a
sprzymierze6ca, pokonasz w~szystko.
!. Hertor jest strasznie z~uchwaly.. Dzis osmieli}
sic wiozyc infuas swietego Amenhotepa-. Rozumie sic,
kazaiem mu js zdjsc i usune go cd rzadu.~ Jego ikilku
cziOnkoW najwy aszej rady.:..
Krolowa potrzssneia gfows.
Gle wielka msdroscia. Gdyby ME to, strasznie leka{a.
bym sic zatargu z H~erhorem... -.
Me spieram sic z MIN. ia go wypedzam.
Egypt jest tw6i -poewt6rzyla matka ale bojs sic
walki z kaplanami. Prawda, ze mad miare iagodny OF
ciec uzuchwalif tych ludzi, lecz ME MONA doprowadzac
ich do rozpaczv ~srogoscia- ~Zresztacpomysl: kto CT Ia
s1tapi ich radsa. Oni znajs w~ssystko, CO byio, Jest i be.
die ma ziemi W niebie; oni widzs najskrytsze mysi
ludzkie kieruja sercami, jak wiatr lscmi. Bee mich
ME tylko ME bedziesz wiedzial, CO sic dzieje W Tyre i
Niniwie, ale nawet W Memfsie i Tebach.
Me odpycham m~sdrosci, ale chce sluzby cd.
|Pari faraon.- Wien, ae ich rozum jest wielki, ale must
bye kontrolowany, ably ME o%szukiwal, i kierowany, ATE.
by ME rujnowal pahstwa.- Sauna powieds. mako: CO
oni W cis u trzydziestu lat srobili z Egiptema. Lud
| q tymczasem o pare miesiecy cd mas, jak ciasto ma droz.
dzach, rosnie Asyrya i jus dzis--narzuca nam ~traktatyL
Czy1, jk cheese. Ale pamistaj, Ae symbolem
faraona Jest wsA, a wsz-to milczenie iroztropnosc.
pewnych chwilach cd roztropnosci wyaszs Jest odwaga.
Jua dis WIEN, ze kaplani wojne Gbijsks rozkladali ma
cafe lata. Jam ja sko6czyf W ciagu kilkunastu dni tyl.
ko dlatego, &c codzie1 pope}nialem jakis krok szalony,
ale stanowczy. Gdybym ME wybiegl naprzeciw MIN W
~pustynie, co przecies byio wielks nieroztropnoscia, dis
mielibysmy Libijcsyk6w pod Memfsem.. 49,.
Wien, goniles Tehene' i zaskoczyl wasz tyfon-
rzekla kr6lowa.-O nierozwazne dziecko.. ME pomysla-
les o mnie!....
Pan usmiechnal sic.
Bsdz spokojnego erca-odparl-Kiedy faraon
valley, pc Level Pc prawej rece jego stale Anon. A
kt6z mu dor6wna?..
Jeszcze rae usciskal kr6lowe i wyszedi.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-22
III.

Ogromna swita jego swiatobliwosci wciaz staha W
sail poczekalnej: ale jakby ~rozlupana ma dwie czesci.
4 jednej strony Herhor, Metres i kilku arcykaplan6w
starszych ~wiekiem, z drugiej wszyscy generalowie,
wszyscy ~urzednicy cywilni i przewasna iloSc ~mlodszych
kapfan6w.
Orli wztok faraona W jednej chwii dostrzegl ten
rozdziaf dostojnik6w, W seIcu mlodego wladcy zapai-
Ia sic radosna duma.
Il ot6z, ME dobywajsc miecza, odnioslem z~wyciszt.
A d~ostojnicy coraz dalej ~wyrazniej odsuwali sic
cd Herhora i Mefresa. Mkt bowiem ME watpil, ze obaj
arcykapfani, dotychczas najpotezniejsi W pa1stwie, ME
posiadaja laski nowego faraona.
Teraz pan przeszedl do sail jadalnej, gdzie przede.
wszystkiem zastanowiia 60 liezba uslugujacych kapla-
now i-p6fmisk6w.
ia mann to wszystko zjescl-zapytal, ME ukry.
wajac zdziw ienia.
Wowczas kaplan, ~czuwajscy mad kuchnis, objasnil
faraona, &e potrawy, ktorych ME ~zuzytkuje jego swiato.
bliwosc, ida ma ofare ola dynastyi.
I to m6wiac, wskaza} szereg ~posag6w, ustawionych
wzdlua sail.
Pan spojrsai ma possgi, ktdre w~yglsda,y, iakby i'm
mic ME dawano, potem ma kaplan6w, kt6rych cera byia
swieza, jakby oni wszystko zjadali, i-zazsdal piwa, tn.
dziez zoinierskiego chleba z czosnkiem.
Starszy kaplan oslupial, ale ~powt6rzyl rozkaz miod.
szemu. Miodszy zawahal sic, ale ~powt6rzyi zlecenie
|%chfopcom dziewczetom. ChlOpcy, W pierwszej cbwili,
rozbiegi sic pc calym palacu.
LAS W kwadrans p6zniej wr6cili wystraszeni, Ae mig.
die niema aoinierskiego chleba czosnku...
Faraon usmiechnsf sic zapowiedzial, azeby cd tel
Pory ne piakio w lego Kucnnlacn pr0stych pOtraw. 70
tenn zjadi golsbka, kawaiek ryby, pszenns bufks popil
to winem.
Przyznai W duchu, ae iedzenie byso zrobione do
brze, a vino cudowne. Me m6gl jednak opedzic sic
mysi, ze kuchnia dworska must p~ochianiac nadzwyczaj.
ne sunny.
Spaliwszy kadzidla ma czesc ~przodk6w, wfadca uda ]
sic do krolewskiego gabinetu, celem wysluchania rapor.
tow.
Pierwszym byi Herbor. Sklonil sic pred panem
daleko nizej, anizeli zrobil to, witajac 60, i z wielkiem
wzruszeniem powinszowal zwycieztwa mad Libijczyka.
mi.
Rzuciies sie-m6wil wasza swiatobliwosc ma
Libijczyk6w, jk ty fon ma nsdzne namioty blskajscych
sic pc pustyni. Wygrales wielks bitws 2 bardzo mate.
mi stratami jednym zamachem boskiego mecca zakoh-
czyies wojns, kt6rej kohca my, ludEie z~wycssjni, ME
u~mieliSmy ~dopatrzec.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-22

~wszystkle sposoby karmiia-"
Now dalej.. m6w!.-nalegalp pan, wciaz usilu-
JAG panowae mad SODA.
,,Gdybys o tenn %zapomnial, ona podniesie rece
swoje do boga, a on skarge jej ~uslyszy. Dlugo nosila Gle
pod screen, jak wielki cieaar, urodzila, 20 uplynieciu
twoich ~miesiecy. Nosiia Gle potem ma plecach i przez
try laa piers swa wkladala W twoje usta. TAX Gle WV.
chOwala ME brzydzsc sic twego niechlujstwa. A gdy
Iposzedies do szko1 W pismach byles cwiczony, pred
twoim przelozonym stawala codzie6 z chlebem i piwem
z domu swego".
Fsiaon gleboko w~estchnsi i rzekl spokojuiej:
Widzicie wiec, ze ME godzi sic, ably mnie witala
matka moja. ia to raczej p6jds do %niej....
przeszedl przez szereg sal, wykladanych marmu
rem, alabastrem drzewem, malowanych jaskrawemi
lfarbami, rzezbionych j ~zloconych, a "a MIN ogromna
jego swita. Lecz zblizywszy sic do przedpokoju matki,
dal znak, ably go zostawiono samego.
Minsi przedpok6j, chwile z~atrzymal sic pode drzwia-
mi, potem zapukal i wszedl cicho.
w izbie o nagich scianacb, W kt6rej zamiast spree
tow byl nizki tapczan nadtfuczony dzban z woda, wszyst
ko ma snak zaloby, siedziaia ma kamieniu matka farona,
kr6lowa Nikotris. Byfs W grubej koszuli, bose; miala
czofo umazane bfotem z Nilu popid W popla.anych
wlosach.
Zobaczywszy Ramzesa, c~zcigodna PAM schylila sic,
ably mu upasc do n6g. Ale syn pochwycl ia W objecia
rzekl z piaczem:
Jezeli ty, mako, znizysz sic przede nina do zie-
mi, ia pred tobs beds musial zejsc chyba pod ziemis.
Kr6lowa ~przytulila jego glove do piersi, otarla mu
Icy ~rekawem swojej grubej koszul, a potem wznioshszy
rsce, ~szepnsia:
Niechaj wszyscy bogowie.. niecbsj duch OLGA i
idsiada twego otocss cs opieks i DISQUALIFICATION.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13

Minneapolis Tribune: If B. F.
Nelson should receive the appoint.
ment as encouragement of logs
and lumber, 1T would place him in
a peculiar position by reason of
certain things in his past record.
A. is we'll known, there has been
determined sentiment among the
lumbermen Of the state against
the payment of fees to the sur
veyor-general, and each legislature
for the past 10 or IA years has been
urged by these interests to place
the office on the salary basis
Each session delegation Of ]um-
bermen would be present for the
purpose of lobbying such q bill
through, and each time, thus far,
they have failed signally to make
even an IMPRESSION upon that
body. :.
. Several times B. F. Nelson has
been at the head Of the delegation
urging each legislature, and the
gossips are now beginning to in.
quire what he will do if he him
self becomes 4 surveyor.genersl.
In order to be consistent with his
past record he will have to go be-.
fore the legislature and ask that
his income be reduced. and if he
does not he will, place himself open
to the harshest criticism. Those
who are we'll acquainted with Mr..
Nelson declare that there will be
no danger Of any action on his
part looking toward a reduction OF
the income Of the Office 50 long as
he is occupying il. It is also re.
ported that in case Mr.. n elson is
appointed to the place, he will re.
tain the present deputies Of the
Sffce, and that personally the
position will receive very little
attention from him, owing to the
pressure Of own private busi-
meas. 81:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13

Minneapolis Lumberman: The
last reports from Washington are
to the effect that the American
members of the Joint high com.
sion have come to the final con-
clusinn that the duty on the lower
grades of lumber, at least, will
have to remain as it is. They are
reported to be willing to make
some concessions on the upper
grades. It is to be hoped that this
Is both true and final. The lum-
bermen Of the country have been
forced to SIT on the anxious seat
so long that they will welcome a
settlement of the question so that
they can plan their business fol
the coming year with some degree
of certainty that conditions will
not be again disturbed.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13

The regular soldiers to be sent
to Manila may go across the A.
lantic, and through the Suez
c1nal. There is an increased de.
mand for ships on the Pacific
ocean, and the transports that 60
from New York to the Pacific
wi h the government troops will
probably remain in the Pacific
trad. The commerce between
nations is now larger than ever
before, and the demand for ships
unusual. ,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
Logging Sled Brake.

Duluth Herald: A brake for q
logging sled invented by w. J. Farr,
OF Superior, was given q trial last
week above ClOquet. and IL said to
have held a load Of 85.0N pounds,
equal to 10000 feet Of logs. 1t Re
claimed to supply want which has
heretofore defied invention. 1t IL
claimed that this one worked per.
fectly and that the Milwaukee con-
Germ which manufactured it for him
has Offered him large sum for it. u
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13

The earnings of the Northern
Pacific railway for the fourth
week in November were $808, 903,
an increase of $16,651. or 81 per
cent over the same period last
yea. For the month of Novem.
Der the earnings were $2,7S6,512,
an increase of $145. 029, or SIS per
cent over November, 1897. From
the period from July 1 to Nov. 30,
1898, earnings were $12,737, 1888,
an increase of 81, 1874 1886, or 9.e
per cent over the corresponding
period last year.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13

John Sherman is opposed to nc.
curing the Philippine islands.
The president evidently got new
secretary of state at about the
right date. b.. -. 49,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13

st: Cloud Times: All the smooth
people of the world are not confined
to the circus profession. One night
not long ago, az the late train pulled
into the Northern Pacific depot, q
travelling man aliehted. cursing the
conductor in sixteen different
language. After sending him to
Sheol for nine minutes, the train
pulled out and the travelling man
subsided with bump and jar.
Going up town in bus. one OF his
cOmpatriots asked him what was
the matter. 20 nothing now" said
the knight ut the grip with a bland
and childlike smile. 1.-THE con. took
up a scalper's mileage book which l
was using and was doing the
Observation-Disclosures act" "Too
bad he took It up" observed his COM
paDiOn. "O.I don't know" he re.
sponded, with a sudden deepening Of
wrinkles around his chin. I'm still
about ten dollars ahead OF the
game" .s..5. "a. i
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13

Wages for miners on the Yer
million range have been increased
to the scale of 1892, which was the
highest ever paid. The demand for
miners is still good, and the out
put of ore for next srason promises
to break the record.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
Is. sAUK RAPIDS DAM.
Village Advisory Committee
Favor the Voting OF the
$4,000 Assistance.

l CIOHl tnC oSHtAuCAsr'5t ~ r., ~. h..r rft
| A meeting of the citizens com.
mittee in regard to the p' opposed
improvement of the Sank Rapids
water power, was held It the court
house on Tuesday evening. After
celebrating for several hours reso.
lutions favoring the building of
fthe dam at q cost of $4,000 iii
bonds for the consideration of
two hundred horse power and a
site 75x1O0 feet, were passed. The
village council will now take the
matte1 under consideration and
what The outcome will be still re.
mains to be seen. The resolutions
follow:
Whereas, the Benton Power &
Traction company, Of St. Cloud, is
about to come into possession of
the Sank Rapids water power, and
is intending to improve the same
by constructing new dam across
the Mississippi river and building
canal and fumes; aud
Whereas, the village of Sank
Rapids desires to purchase two.
hundred horse power for water
works and electric light purposes;
and
Wcerecs, a committee of fifteen
citizens has been appointed in a
public meeting to advise the village
council III this matter; BE- it there.
fore
Resolved, by this committee,
that we, the undersigned, members
ofthis committee, advise the village
council as follows:
1. To enter into a contract
with the B alton Power & Traction
company, or any other company,
who m " desire to submit a propo.
sition as stated, for the purchaseof
two hundred preferred water horse
power, for the term Of fifty years,
and a site of 75x1oO feet on the
canal to be absolute property of
the village. .'>-
2. That the village pay for such
power and site the sum of twenty
thousand dollars in 5 per cent vii
lage bonds.
I 3. These bonds to be issued at
the time the agreement is signed
and placed in escrow with some
responsible party aud turned over
to the company at the completion
Of the dam.
4. Said dam to be built in the
Mississippi river within the limits
of the village Of sauk Rapids, and
be built to give twelve feet of head
water, in a good and substantial
manner, according to plans and
specifications accepted by the coun.
Gil, and kept in good repair for the
whole time of such agreement.
5. That any surplus power
generated by such dam be used il
the village OF Sank Rapids, except
that no more than twenty-five per
cent of the power in use which
the company may lawfully dispose
of, may be used to run the street
car line, or for any other purpose
outside the village of Sank Rapids.
Dated Dec. 9Th, 1898. .
(Signed.) ERASMUS Cross,
Chairman.
I. A. BARNux, Secretary.
The meeting adjourned subject
to call of chairman.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
The election Of Dare for speaker
of the Minnesota house Is now q.
I most certainty. III. 4.
Mel inley's message is much
more favorably received than a
presidents message usually is.

G. ii. Miles and Secretary Aleer
have each prepared prepared bills
for the increase and reorgnniza.
ton of the army.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13

minneapolis proposes to have q
winter carnival this season. Now
st. Paul will have a chance to pray
for mild weather. " ..
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-12-13
Only TAree 1ra,.s % Earth

Worthy Of Comparison with the Burlinx
tens "Minneapolis & st. Paul Chicago
Limited. One In Europe. two east d
Chicago none west.
50 beautiful, 20 luxurious, 90 costly Q
train has never before been at the disposal
Of the travelling public Of fine Northwest.
veetibuleds cosnportmeut sleepers, dinner
buffet library car. No extra fares.