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SCIENTIFIC SCRAPS.


II is said that women criminals have
larger hands and feet than average
women.
A cube Of cast iron one inch each
way will be crushed under a pressure
Of ninety tons.
The heart beats ten strokes q min.
ute less whom one Is lying down than
when in an upright position.
Some scientists assert that the pur-
est air in cities is found about twenty
five feet above the street surface.
An electric door mat has been in
vented, which rings bell as soon as
any one steps OH it, thus making 1t
safe to leave tho doors open.
The occasional discovery OF fossil
plants and bones in the Arctic regions
shows that at some period OF history
an almost tropical climate once pre-
vailed in tho far north.
1t ia reported that q hugo central
station will be constructed in Saxony
to supply electricity throughout the
the kingdom f; lGs towns will be con.
nected with the station.
Padlocks are being manufactured
with an auxiliary chamber, which car
ries IN explosive TO be fired by ham.
mer inside the lock aud give an
alarm when the lock is tempered with.
Swiss postmen are delighted with
new electric arrangement introduced
in some OF the cities, by the use OF
which they send letters to the upper
stories by simply placing them in q
box. Their weight starts current,
which lifts them and rings o bell.
Machine guns are mounted on
pneumatic.tired motor carriage in q
new English patent, the powder being
obtained from oil motors, which will
run the carriage at a. fair speed on the
road and may be geared to the firing
mechanism of the guns when in action.
With au apparatus called the myo.
phone O French scientist has proved
that the nerves may live many hours
after the death Of the body. The
sound in the instrument shows that
nerve may act on muscle, in II state
of electric excitabiiity, without pro-
ducing more than simple molecular
vibration,
A German inventor has produced
what he claims to be burner for
acetylene gas, on which SCOT cannot
gather, as is sometimes the case. II
is merely a small cup covered by a
plate containing On opening CORE.
spending to the usual burner. This
device, II is claimed, secures stronger
pressure of gas and a more perfect
combustion.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-29
An Odorless Onion,

The latest product Of scientific pro.
pagation is the odorless onion. Just
how an onion can be odorless and still
remain an onion is not explained. To
most people the odor is all there is TO
an onion, and that is enough. The
elimination Of the characteristic fea.
ture Of vegetable Of such long and
strong standing in natural history
ought to be reckoned among the
proudest achievements OF man. But
an onion deprived Of that delicious
tang and the penetrating scent which
goes with il can hardly be an onion.
The palate which loves onions will not
recognize IL; calling a whitened, in
nocuous, insipid, plated bulb an onion
will not make il one.
No true lover Of onions will hail this
new invasion Of science. He eats his
onion at dead Of night. Ia silence and
solitude. Ho rejoices IN II and sleeps
upon il. The incense Of bis praise
fills the room and soothes him to de-
licions sleep. He rises In the morn
ing after his sacrifice to pass the day
In purifcfion, to see no one until the
sun hath sunk. II Is luxury aud
worship. Shall he yield oil this de.
light for an odorless bulb? Let others
do as they will, he will not An onion
without a, odor wo1ld be ashamed of
itself. -AIilwaukee Wis Journal.
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How Long Doe. 4, Take to Think

Professor Richet says that II takes
a man about one.oleventh OF second
to think out each note Of O musical
scale. He explains the practice that
people will often follow OF bending
their heads in order to catch each
minute sound, by the fact that the
smallest intervals OF sound can be
much better distinguished with one
ear than with both. Thus the separ.
ateness Of the clicks Of q revolving
toothed Wheel were noted by Qae OBJ:
server when they did not exceed go I'd
the second, but using both ears he
could not distinguish them when they
occurred oftener than 10 times sec.
ond. Among the various ways in
which Professor Richet tried to ar
rive at conclusions as TO the amount
OF time necessary for realizing any
physical sensations or mental impress.
sion was the touching Of the skin re-
peatedly with light blows from q small
hammer. The fact that the blows are
separate and net continuous pressure
can be distinguished when they follow
one another as often as 1000 Sec
ond. The sharp sound Of the electric
spark from an induction coil was dis
tinguished with one ear, when the
rate was rs high as 500 TO the second.
The sight is much less keen. When
revolved at a speed no faster than "a
times a second, q disk, half white and
half black, will APPEAR gray. We also
hear more rapidly than we can count.
II clock. clicking movement runs
quicker than ten to the second we can
count four clicks, while with 20 to the
second we can count only two Of them.
st. Louis Globe Democrat.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-29
Pedestrian Feats.

1t is true that the Greek soldier, who
ran all the way from Marathon to.
Athens to bear the news Of victory
aud dropped dead when he had deliv.
cred the message, had covered only
twenty-six miles, yet he may have
been worn with fighting when he
started.
On the other hand, Deerfoot, the
Indian runner of the Cattaraugus res
ervation, who once held the record In
England and America, ran twelve
miles in fifty.sir minutes in London In
1861, and extraordinary stories OF his
long.distaDce running are told. Cap
tain Barclay Of England walked q
thousand miles in q thousand hours,
aud W. s. George, the worlds great
est amateur distance runner, followed
the hounds on foot. Henry .Schmel,
in June, 1894, walked from Spring
field, ILL.,, to Chicago, 1888 miles, In
sixty.nine hours and fifty minutes. In
1892 Schneideit, an Austrian printer,
finding himself in Calcutta without
means, walked oil the way home from
his native town, Rathenow, travelling
on foot for two years across India,
Afghanistan, Persia, Turkey, southern
Russia, Bulgaria, Roumania and Hun.
gary, and thence into Austria
But these instances, which might
be multiplied, are for the most part
fsats accomplished under special con.
ditions or stress Of circumstances or
by picked men. In Apache land every
Indian is a runner, asking no odds Of
earth or weather, and whether IL be
the peaceful Pueblo, trudging TO his
irrigated lands, forty miles and back.
or the venomous Chiracahua, tanned
to do service for Uncle Sam, the Man
on Horseback may well regard him
with amazement. -Lippincott's Maya
zine.
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THE PERslMM oNs.

- oh, a little persimmon grew high on tree--
On tree-on a tall, tall tree!
Aud little boy said; 1T Ia growing for me,
But haven't pole that can reach 1t, ;" said
he
The persimmon that grew on the tree.
Oh, a little persimmon grew high on tree
On n tree-on tall, tall tree!
And another boy said; 1T Is right overhead,
and when grow big can reach IT," he
said
The persimimon that grew on the tree.
And while they were talking another boy
came
To the uee--to the tall, tall tree,
And he jerked his short jacket and climbed
to the top,
while they shouted below, ale will drop
He will drop!
He was fond OF psrsImmonsi he collared the
crop
OF perslmmons that grew on the tree
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-29
THE ATMOSPHERE OF LONDON.
IL Contains More Things Than Any Other
City-Dust Enough for Food.

Cty-DuN Enough Tor Food.
Only by degrees are the marvellous
qualities of our London atmosphere
becoming known. No city in the
world can boast such peculiar aerial
composition as that which the inhabi-
tants of the metropolis have served to
them daily and nightly, without money
and without price-for neither the
government, county council nor ves-
tries have yet attempted to tax the
highly nutritive mir which we breathe.
Most people think that our atmos-
phere consists Of practically nothing.
Quite a mistake. II is both meat aud
drink. A paper contributed to the
transactions" Of the British Insti-
tute of Preventive Medicine states
that even in o suburb the dust parti.
cles number 20, 900 per cubic centime.
ter in the open air, and $4,000 in q
quiet room; while in the city-O for.
tnnatos minimum the totals per cubic
centimeter we're 500, 900 when taken
from roof, 800, 900 in court, and
about 400, 900 in o room. In other
words, the air Of the square mile is
800 per cent. thicker than in the
suburbs, which is in accord with the
general experience that fogs are both
more dense and more frequent over
the centre than in the outskirts. But
what Is especially interesting Is to
learn that although dust Is the great
carrier Of micro organisms, there
is only one Of these articles per 49,
900, 900 atoms OF dust Thus II Is
calculated a man could live in the
metropolis for several years and only
absorb 25, 900, 900 microbes into his
system from the air, or about the
same number as he drinks in half
pint of unboiled milk. OF course,
there are other serious objections to
dust; but IL Is something to know
that there is only one microbe to
many millions OF notes. London Tel.
egraph.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-29

Very few people are aware OF the
fact that In watch they are always
provided with compass, with which,
when the sun 10 shining, tho cardinal
points can be determined. All one
has to do Is to point the hour hand to
the sun, and south Is exactly hall. way
between the hour aud the figure
twelve on the watch. This may seem
strange to the average reader, but II
is easily explained. While the sun Is
passing over 100 degrees least to
west the hour hand of the watch
passes over $50 degrees from six
o'clock TO six o'clock). Therefore the
angular movement Of the sun In ono
corresponds to the angular movement
OF the hour In half an hour; hence, II
We point the hour toward the sun the
linefrom the point midway between the
hour hand aud twelve O'Clock 10 the
pivot OF the hands will point TO the
south. San Francisco Chronicle.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-29
Tn. Hirhe.t Br,ave An ru,o,..

The bridge over the wupperthal at
Mungsten, Germany. which was
opened TO traffic on July !, 1897, is
$50 fee. high, 1880 feet long and has
n central span Of $50 feet, It being the
highest European bridge, with the ex-
ception Of the Garabit viaduct in
southern France, which is 405 feet In
height.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-29

Alys-Here is novel found our
maid reading about a lord who
married shop girl. How ridiculousl
Gladys-very As IL any one did
not know that a shop girls salary 10
very small. Cincinnati Enquirer.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-07-29

Hax-What's the matter with that
man? st. yitus' dancer
Jax-No; he has the ague, and he's
trying to shake II of.-Philadeiphia
Record
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

We pr.ed kilku dniami ! wyjsobai
do Paryts Nv intersssch" brsois.ks,
sispsnego ns rosb6joiotwie. S,io o
&c, ably IA wsselks Gene ME dopuscic
do procesu kryminalneRo, kt6ry stall
by sic nies,ychans hahbs dls casej
rodziny Hurk6w. Mtkolsj Hurko,
kt6ry prsss diugi osss kiamsl. jako-
by byi Iwanowem a nile II irka, "
kehcu prsyznai sic do wssystkisgp
oswiadc.yf, - pr.y prooesie powie
cais prawde, kto go do zbrodni ma
m6wii dla kogo spieniadse byfy
prsesnaosone. Sssraniem puikow ni
Ia Hurki " Paryau udaao sic, 70 bra
to jego, jake nibyto ohorego, pse-
n~issiono do srpitala slsdczsgo. .Tu
odwiedsii pulkownik swego brats IA
osobnsm poswolsnism I rosmswisi I
MIN pr.ss czas diuss.y. Lsdwie
puikownik wysrsdi re s.pitals, spc-
strrsAono ms Mikoisju Hurcs objawy
otruoia. Wymiotom t~owar.yssyia
be.prsytomnosc plamy ma sk6rse.
W nooy wtorku m srode skonal
N. Hurko. Zwioki jsgo odwie.iono
natyohmiast do aakladu sekoyjusgo.
Ga.eta Figaro" utr.ymuje, 70 pub.
kownik odwisdsii brata diva raxy.
Prsed smisrcia Mikolaj Harko zafs.
dsi pops.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
D ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ.

= P0znah. Zmsriy tn ME Iaw.
no sp. Dyonisy Wegner, pocIynil
wspanisie sspisy "a nasre instytuoie,
Kosoioiowi sw. Msrcina darovaf ME.
bOszczyk 10000 marek, Towarzyss.
va Pomocy Nsukowsj Imisnis Ka-
rols Msrcinkowskiego 5000 On. To.
wsrrysswu Pomocy Nsukowej dla
dslsworst 5000 m, koloniom waka.
oyjnym wydsiafu Tow. Stella
1000 N. Opr6cz teRo prrsrnscryl
piebosrosyk r~nsorniejssy fooduss ma
osls ,,oswisty ludowsj'. Csesc ma
menu o~bywstslowi, ktory praoowsl
! osrcsedssi, ably plon swej zabisg-
liwoSoi ! prsoy ri,zyc " dsrse kos.
cioiowi ! narodowi, Ola kt6rych js.
dynis SERGE jego biso. Piekny oryn
obywstsIski uwiecrni panied ssls.
ohstusgo ofsrodawcy. Oby piekuy
prsykisd snalasa jsknsjlios oisjssyoh
nssladowo6w. Zmariy jest stry-
jsm snsnsgo " sssr nkich kossob .
prso lItsrsokioh p. Sssnisaswwa Wa
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
Ze swiata.

- Polscy ma obczyznie. W
Horst mad rzeks Ruhor " Westfalji
obehodsiio dnia % o. %. tsmtejsrs
Towsrsystwo ~. Piotrs sssns roos
nice urodsin Adsms Mickiewicss
prsy wsp6sudsisls kilku towarsyssw
sssisdnich ! liosnyeh rodsk6v. Jsk
sic dowisdujsmy . bocbuuskiego
,Wiarusa", 20 roiodniu nisi sic OBJ
bye poch6d do kosciosa . oborsgwis
nj ! nusyks, lsos polleja ss6 ME
Pesvoli1s. xusis1 VIC ka1dy i66
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

co Ola mas lepsze. 1 samym
nam wiedziec j innym powie
dziec trzeba w~yraznie, &c do.
p6ty ME bedzie pokoju stale
60 W Europe, dop6ki wyrzs-
dzona nam krzywda ME 20.
stanie wynagrodzona, dop6ki
nar6d polski ME odzyska vol
nosci. ojcsyzna nasza niepod
legfosci..
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

spr6bowsni. .Gomo.o'. l w~yleo.onv
sostai supsanie IA pomoos utvois
kilku saledwie butslek. Zamia,t
smiertslnej bladofoi, jska p~opr.eduio
pokrywsia jego oblicss - wyplads
terss sdr6w | rsezki, wych ~wslaiso
wszedsie swoje oudowne pr.yisoie
do sdrowik". A. Srmoll, Stuart.
MINI.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
KOnieczny sr0dek dOmOwy.-

pKatdy " nassej okolicy oosnia
nGomoso" ORA P,otra " ten fwietle.
Me ~potrsebuje ono sadnej rekomen
dacji. Pswisn starry osadnik tutej
sly oisrpiai pr.s1 pswisn ozas ma
dolegliwosoi nerkowe. Rsdzii sic
prawie ka,dsgo lstar.a " trt'jssej
okolioy -bez osisgniecis aadanej pc
mocy. N~sresrcis skioniono 60 do
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
O~ds}oniecie pomnika
kr6la Jana III we LwOwie.


wistej rano sao.e&y sic zbisrac " ryn.
ku korPoraoje, instytuojs, mlodsiea
sskolns; nsstepnis pojawiia sic Rada
miasta Lwowa bra. dsput,oje "a
misjscowe. Pc ugrupowaniu sic RI
ssyli wssys'y " uroc.ystym pooho.
die do katsdry ~iacihskiej M solsnns
nabozehstwo. Kasanie, sastosowans
do uroosystosci. wygiosii ks. Jesuits
Wr6blewski. Pc uroosystem odspie.
waniu nTs Dsum" nastspii poch6d /.
katedry Przez pla' Msrjscki. ulioe
Karola Ludwika pr.ed pomnik kr6la
Jana Ill Sobieskiego, postawiony ma
Wafach hetmahskioh. Towarsystwo
mLutnla" odspiswaio okolic.nosoiow,
kansate, poozsm ws1eii ma tribune
archiwarJuss miejski DR.. Csoiowski /
odcsytai obs.srny skt psmisskowy,
odnosss,y sic do wystaw e,ia pcmni
ks Jana III. Pc odozytaniu tsgo
aktu wsssdi ma tribune pre.ydens
miasta dr.. Godsimir Maiachowski 1
W gorsoyoh siowach pr.ypomniai,
jak bliskis we.iy l serdsosns stosun.
XII iaczyiy kr6la Jana Ill . miastem
Lwowsm - oras wyrasii s,sse ola
tego kr6la bohatera.
Gdy Pre.ydsnt skOho.yi prrsm6
wienie, Choir ,.Lutni" saintonowai
Pr~.eslio,ns kantate Noskowskisgo
Podosas tsgo spadis .ssiona pomni.
ka wsr6d ~huoznyoh oklask6w tlumnis
sgromadsonsj publicsnosci. Terra.
nastsPiia de6lads korporaoyj, misty.
tucyj / miodzieay sskolnej, q ia ostat
mia zar.uciia pomnik k~iata mi. U
stop pomuika 1ioaono kilka wspania.
fy6b wiehc6w laurowyoh.
Pomnik, diuta Tadeusra Barsoza,
odlany " bron.ie, przsdstawis kr6la
Jana III 60, gdy na wspietym ruua
ku prIeskakujs oba)ons dsiaio | kos.
faszynowy. Obok kos1a sterozy 20
rzuoony buhOzuk tatarski. Kr6l So
bieski. aupanie k~ontusru, jsdns
reks vspina konis, W prawej .as
dsisr4y bulswe, q wsnosrsc js do
CORY, wydaje ro,kasy. Postumsnt
srobiony . kamienia tarnopolskisgo;
wisr.ch postumsntu ozdobiony fey
zsm Z kartuss6w, koron, berel kr6-
~lewskioh. q jednej strony postu
mentu u~mieszc.ono ..hsrby Polsk',
Litwy j Rust, I drugiej tsrcse I her
benz rodowym Sobisskich. Ma boo.
nych soianaoh napis: ,,Kr6lowi Jano
wi Ill miasto Lw6w 1893 r.", ma
drugiej nazwy miejscowosci / lata
stoczonych bitew przss krola So
bisskiego.
PodOras calej uroc.ystosci byli
miedsy innymi obecni: msrsralsk
krajowy Stanisiaw hr. Badeni 1
o.ionkowis wydzialu krsjowsgo,
Xxx. srcybiskupi Morawski 1 Issako.
wioI, X. biskup Weber, pisars dun.
ski Jsrsy Brandss ! wielu gosoi war
szawskich.
Pc uroorystosci odsionieoia pomni
ka reprssentacjs missta Lwowa
przyjmowaia " salach ra~tussowych
nader lic.ne grono zsprossonych oso
bistosci sutsm sniadanism. u ratusza
wiele osob udsio sic do pslaou ksia-
sst Ponihskich W rynku posoaonego,
gdsie oglsdsli pokoje, W ktoryoh
uisszkai krol SobieskI; wisls 1as os6b
pojechsio ma Wysoki ssmek | kopIeo
UOji lubelskiej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15
DOktOr NJ. Ziselman.

- u wilma, Litwy.
Jezeli inny doktor ME mole ci pom6dz.
wezwi1 dra. M. Ziselmsna, a bedziesz "a,
475S JUSTINE St, r6g - III, Clown Of
Lake) Telefon No. Yards. e01.
Offs otwarty przez cafs noe.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-15

W 1857. ma podobnej nara
W Wiedniu przedstawi-
ciele wszystkich pa6stw posta-
ze polacy, poddani
trzech rzad6w, korzystac beda
z praw, zapewniajscych i'm
wolnosc religijna, uaywanie
jezyka ojczystego W urzedach
i szkolach it'd. Rosja, Prusy
i Austria ma to sic zgodzily,
ale zadne z 3 pahstw zobowia.
Fan zaprzysieaouych ME do
trzymafo. w Austrji uzyska-
lismy pewns wolnosc, ale do
piero wtedy, gdy Rad musial
dac ludom konstytucie, Rosja
zas i Prusy stopniowo pozba-
wiaiy polak6w praw, kt6re CT
mieli.
S!usznem byioby, Aeby teraz
ma naradzie przedstawicieli
wszystkich pa6stw o sprawie
polskiej pomyslano, ale Rosja
kladzie Ia warunek, zeby o
tenn mowy ME byfo, chce zeby
wszystko zostalo jak jest, tyl.
ko zeby narody sic rozbroify i
wyrzekly sic wojny, jesli ME
ma zawsze to ma czas dluzszy.
Juzciz wojna jest nieszczes.
ciem i modlimy sic przecie: cd
powietrza, gfodu, ognia i woj-
ny zachowaj mas Panic!
Prawda, BE ola mas polak6w,
kt6rzy slusyc musimy W Oh.
cych wojskach, czesto, a W "a.
bore rosyjskim prawie zawsze,
zdala cd ojczyzny cieaar sluA.
by zolnierskiej jest wiskszym,
niz ola innych.
Prawda, &c ubogi nasz kraj
must ma utrzymanie obcych
wojsk placic W podatkach
ogromne sunny pieniedzy.
Prawda, ze wojna, zwfaszcza
ma naszej ziemi, byiaby ola
narodu straszns kleska, byla.
by nieraz, gdyby pahstwa "a
borcze ~prowadzily ia re SODA,
walka bratob6jcza polak6w z
polakami.
Wszystko to prawda, ale i
to prawda, &c TAXI pok6j, kt6-
ryby ma wieczne easy albo
chociaz ma czas dluzszy "a
pewnif wrogom %panowanie
mad nami, kt6ryby utwierdzil
nasza krzywde, nasza niedole
i niewole, odebral nam nadzie.
js lepszej przyszlosci - &c ia
XII pok6j bylby okropniejsza
klssks, niz najkrwawsza woj-
ma. Jezeli dis c~iemiezcy choc
troche mas szczedza, to dlate-
go, &c sic obawiaja naszej
pomsty, naszego powstania W
razie wojny. Skoroby iednak
byli bezpieczni, tepicby mas
zaczeli be- mifosierdzia.
My polacy nigdy ami ma Gu.
dza wlasnosc, AMI ma krew Gu.
dza ME bylismy chciwi, ME
napadalismy ma innych, ale tee
ME ltkalismy sic wojny W o.
bronze swego kraju, swoich
praw. Nar6d polski ME lubi
siuzby W obcem wojsku, ale ma
Wake "a dobra sprawe, "a
wolnosc i ojczyzns, krwi swej
ME zalowal. Alboz to malo
iej wylalismy juz W tym VIE
ku ped swoimi iobcymi sztan.
darami. Toe nasze dziady -
pradziady:
Ma Nilowych w6d r6wninie,
Ma alpejskich skaf granicie,
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POk6j cry wojna?

20" ~ooyJoN wi
kofaj III, "a posrednictwem
swego ministra spraw zagrani.
cznych Murawiewa, przeslal
innym radon zaproszenie ma
narade wsp6lna W celu zmniej-
ssenia liczby wojsk i wydat
k6w ma ME i obmyslenia spo.
sobow utrzymania pokoju.
Zdziwilo to ME .jednego, &c
Rosja, kt6ra wielkie wojsko
trzyma j swoja chciwoscia ma
cudze wznieca wcisz zamissza-
MIA, kt6re grczs wojna, naraz
zapragnsla pokoju i wsywa
inne narody, aeby sic rozbroi-
~. Niekt6rzy ludzie latwo
wierni myself sobie i pisali,
e ten mlody car jest przeciw-
nikiem wojny, grozacej ludom
wielkiemi kleskami. Inni,
przezorniejsi widzieli W tenn
iakis podstsp, kt6ry zreszts
nietrudno byio odgadnac. ia
koz Auglicy zaraz wykryli i
oglosili, jake cele ma Rosja,
~wzywajac inne narody do roc
brojenia sic i narady mad Ia.
bezpieczeniem pokoju.
Nienasyceni W zaborczosci
moskale zamyslili zagarnac
ogromne pa6stwo chihskie,
kt6re ma wiscej ludnosci i zaj.
mule wiscej obszaru, niz Gala
Europa. Udalo iuA i'm sic u.
sadowic W Chinach i rozciag.
mac mad niemi opieks, jak ME-
gdys mad Polska. Przeszka.
dzaja i'm jedpak Anglicy, kto-
rzy ma tabor Chin, ami nawet
ma poddanie sic tego panstwa
pod opieke Rosii pozwolic ME
moga, DO ~prowadza sami wiel.
XII handel z Chinami i maja
tam rome interesy, a zreszta
sfusznie obawiaia sic wzrostu
potegi rosyjskiej. Rosja ME
moze dis zmierzyc sic z An
glja, kt6ra ma ogromna flots
i podczas wojny okrstami
swemi zajslaby wszystkie
NORA, przylegajace do Rosji,
zbombardowalaby miasta mad.
morskie i zniszczyla pobrzeaa.
w dodatku Anglia znalazlaby
experimentation, kt6rzyby iej
W walce z Rosja pomogli. Ro-
zumie to doskonale car i jego
doradcy, vice wymyslili taxi
fortel, zeby wszystkie narody
sic rozbroily.
Wszedzie ma wojsko uchwa.
lajs wydatki sejmy i wiado.
me, lie pieniedzy ma to poszio.
Ale W Rosji dzieje sic inaczej.
Tam Mkt ME vie i sprawdzic
ME moze, lie pienisdzy ma woj.
sko wydano, DO tam lud ME
ma nadzoru mad rzadem. Kie
dy vice inne pahsta zmiejsza
liczbe swych woisk i Rosja to
samo uczyni, W samej rzeczy
zas p~otajemnie zacznie sic do
wojny PREY g~otowywac, budo-
wac MOVIE okrety wojenne it'd.
Gdyby sic pc mysli cara stale
j inne pa1stwa naprawde
sic rozbroily, "a kilka lat
Rosja bylaby cd kazdego z
mich silniejsza j do wojny gu
pefnie gotows.
Me uda sic wisc zapewne
podstep moskiewski i narada
do niczego ME d~oprowadzi.
Jesliby Rad rosyjski chcial
istotnie zapewnic narodom po
k6i. To ma takiei paradzie no.
The herald., 1898-06-12
Historic Belt Buckles.

Hardly of less historical interest than
the famous liberty bell of Philadelphia
was the old clock bell which announced
the hour on July 4, 1915, when the
declaration Of independence was pro-
mulgated.
The bell had been used in earlier days
to call assemblages of the citizens of
the Quaker city, but after the revolu-
tion it was lost.
Recently the Philadelphia Press dis
covered that the relic had been de-
stroyed. 1t had been bought for a few
hundred dollars by the Roman Catholic
church of st. Augustine for it's steeple.
The whole clock machinery was bought,
but the question is yet unanswered as
to whether the dials were sold or not.
The church was burned down in 1874
Several of the firemen collected from
the mass of bell metal pieces broken
off by the fall of the tower and carried
them home as souvenirs. Several of
the fire addies had these nodded into
buckles for their organization, the Hu-
name Engine company, and one of the
men promises to bequeath to some mu-
scum of revolutionary relics his belt
and buckle, so that the country may
have another remembrance of the
crowning point in our history.