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The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26
Capt. sigsbee Advanced Three Numbers
 for "Extraordinsry Heroism."

WAsHNGToN, Aug 2s --Ihe presi- dent has promoted Capt. Charles D. Sigsbee, U. $. N, now commanding the St. Paul, by advancing him three num- bers on the list of captains in the navy for oextraordinnrY hero.sm
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26
spanish Vessels May Enter and Clear.

WASHINGTON, Aug 23.-The secretary of the treasury has decided that, under existing conditions, there is no reason why Spanish vessels should not enter, load and clear at ports in the United States. Collectors of customs will be instructed to this effect.
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26
Corbett at San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23.-James J. Corbett has arrived in this city to at tend the funeral of his parents. He was almost prostrated on his arrival, and refused to discuss his future plans
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26
Perfect Order at Manila.

MANILA, Aug 22-s p. m.-Perteet order has thus far been maintained in Manila under American control. The city is quiet and seems almost to have resumed it's normal business and social setivity.
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26

Appointed Superintendent at West r
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 23-The pF dent has appointed Capt Afbed Mills superintendent of the mil4 academy at West Point, with the of lieutenant colonel.
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26
Assembling OhIo Demoora,g.

DAYTON, O, Aug. 23,-Quite num- Der of delegates are here for the Dem. ocratic state convention which meets here Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26

The Brooklyn, in passing did not display the flag of Rear Admiral Schley. Her center funnel was seen to have shot through the starboard side. The Brooklyn was flying her battle en- signs, which looked stained and frayed, as if they had seen plenty of SerVice
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26
Fire at Tybee Island.

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 23-The South. ern hotel, casino and four cottages ah Tybee Island, summer resort, were burned; loss, S25 1000.
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26
Wants the List of Wounded.

WASHINGTON, Aug 22.-Adjt. Gen. Corbin has cabled Gen. Merritt to send . list of wounded at Manila.
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26
ARMY DI2TIEGRAT|Ol.
The Largest Military Camp of the War Soon to Be Thing
 of the Past.
SOLDIERS ARE LEAVING CHICKAMaUOA
Some Are Going to Knoxville, Tenn, Others to Lexington, Ky, and the Rest Wn Soon be sent to Their State Rendezvous Preparatory to Mastering Out When the Order Is Given.
CmcKAMAUaA-CuArrANooaA NATION

CHICKAMAUdA-CHATrANO0aA NATION AL MILITARY PARK, Tenn, Aug. 23.- Judging from present indications, Camp Thomas, the largest military camp of the Spanish-American war, will soon be a thing of the past. A number of regiments have already been ordered home. A number of others have been ordered to Knoxville, Tenn and Lexington, Ky.
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26
4 Novel Incident.

While the fleet was passing In the Narrows, two explosions on the sur face of the water, near Fort Wads- worth, presumably of loose gun-cotton or other explosive, shot up immense columns of water about hundred feet high, which added to the novelty of the occasion.
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26
The Latest Order.

Now comes an order to Col. Wheeler, acting chief quartermaster, to secure bids from railroads to convey all regi- ments remaining at the camp to their respective state capitals The idea seems to be to get the regiments to places where they can be mustered out close to home, the necessity for keep ing the army intact being no longer in evidence.
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26
GREAI NAVAI PAGEANT.
New York Gives a Noisy Welcome to the Big Fighting Ships
 of Sampson's Fleet.
AN OVATION FROM SHORE TO SHORE.

The Procession Up to and Back from Gen. Grants Tomb at Riverside Presented a Magnificent and indescribable Scene Never to be Forgotten by Those Who Witnessed It.
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26
THE SALEM, MASS, NRECK
The Death List, Up to the Present Time, Has Been Rednced
 to Four.
SOME OF THE INJURED LIKELY TO DIE,
The Number of the Latter stn Undster- mined, and Many of the Less Seriously Hurt Removed to Their Homes for Treatment and Have Not Been Res ported.

clearing away of the wreckage caused l by Sunday nights collision on the New York, New Haven & Hartford railway, it was. reported that seven persons were killed, four of them be- ing given as unknown. It is now learned definitely that the total num- Der killed was four, as follows:
 List of the Dead.
 Franklin NJ. Waters, of Somerville. bookkeeper, Boston; aged about 25.
 Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick. of Boston, widow; aged 70
 Mrs. c. II. Frye, wife of c. H. Frye, of Revere.
 Unidentified woman, thought to be Mrs. C. II. Bristol, of Winthrop.
 The bodies Of the victims have been removed to Stoughton. The identif- cation of the body of Mrs. Frye and the woman thought to be Mrs Bristol was delayed and rendered difficult by the fact that both Mr. Frye and Mir. Bris- tol were among the injured and were taken to Boston Sunday night.
 The number of injured is still unde- termiued, owing to the fact that many who were hurt were able to go to their homes for treatment, while oth- CTS who received medical treatment near the wreckage were only slightly injured. It is thought that not more than 12 or 15 can be included among those seriously injured. Seven of them were taken to the Boston hos pital.
 List of the More Seriously Injured.
 Edgar S. Bristol. aged B, Winthrops left leg crushed, amputation probably necessary.
 James A. Fitzpatrick. aged 42. Chari- ton; right leg crushed, amputation probably necessary.
 Charles II. Frye, aged 37, Revere (previously reported dead through an error); back and spine injured; prob- ably fatally.
 Della Vernon, aged 26, South Boston; lacerated scalp; severe internal inju- ries.
 B. J. Crockett, aged 22, Somerville; multiple injuries.
 Mary N. Grimshaw, aged 8, Somer- vile; multiple injuries.
 J. S Murray, East Boston; leg badly crushed
 All the other injured are being cared for at their places of residence in Shar- 1 on, Waltham and Boston.
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26
Many Regiments Preparing to Leave.

Numerous regiments are now mak. ing preparations to leave, and by tho end of the week the population of the camp IS expected to be reduced to one half of what it now IS. The regiments ordered to Knoxville and Lexington will be moved as rapidly as transporta- tion can be secured, and as soon as these are gotten out those ordered home will be started on their way
The Monticellonian., 1898-08-26
Left tforKnoxville.

The First Georgia and Thirty-arst Michigan left al midnight for Knox. vile, where they will go into camp. The Twelfth Minnesota and the Fifth PennsylvanIa will leave at an early hour Tuesday for Lexington, and others of tue second and third divisions of the First corps will follow in short order. The ambulance company of the third division goes to Knoxville
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-17
Echa z ObchOd6w.
Il Filadelfji, Pa.

Do:s % b. m. " ,Standard Hall"
Cdbyl sic obchod Ssyczoiowy, ursa.
d.ony pre-. Gmins Polsks. Csynny
udsiai " obobod.is wziefy grupy D.
N. P. No. 1, liz. 1872. 2l0. 842. 343,
Tow. ,,Klubu Kosoiussh", Korpus
Wojsk Polskich, Synowie Litwy.
Tow. Rzemieslnik Polski, Tow. sw.
Sssnisisws b. | NJ, Soko} Polski i'm.
dra K. Lewakowskiego.
Pc przsm6wieniu prezesa Gminy
OBJ. w. Koohowioza ! prezesa oboho
du OBJ. }. b. disadvantage zspro
ssonym byi OBJ. W. Gorsoki, ktory W
dobrss opsaoowanym odczyois wyja
snia prssbieg powssanis 1853 r. Ma
ssepnie p. Maria K,sryhsks dekla
mowa,s wiersr w. Syrokomli ,Lsl-
ks", roosem Z MOVE poproszono pam
ne Miohaline Poniecks Prsy wejsciu
NJ estrada publicsnosc obdarryis js
huosnsmi ~oklasksm,, a psins uczuciA
nova jsj p~rrskonsis oboego, te te
otlaski ME byfy pustem pocbleb
stwem. z MOVE angielsks wystspii
DIR. A. G.. Baker, ks6ry nigdy ME Cd
mswisi NOV M polssieh rebrsnisob,
poose. sads klsmowais piekny wiersr
paons Osowsks, nj zskefosenie
m6wii ! dekhmowsi p. M. Ponieoki.
W Przsrwseh pomiedsy movsmi grad
p. T. Kucielski. brak jsdoak forte
piano ME pOswolii mu wykorsc u
ssor6w,tak jak saysssliSmy js M OBJ
ohedsoh Pcpssednish.
Zssasssy6 wyDsds, - ops6os dra
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-17
q wedr6wek pc Anne
ryce.
(Dokohczenie).

Ma peronie dworca opada Gle gro
mada representative ] botelowych ia.
gasow, wygiaszajacych ma caie gar
do titanic hoteli ] boardinghousow
smielsi z mich podsuwaja sic do cie-
bic ] gwaitem ciagua do swycb woz-
kow; inni wciskaja W reke ksrty pc.
l~ecajace, a natretny niemiec vita Gle
poufale:- Vie gents Lsndsman,
kommen Sic NIT mirl N~ajlepsza
rzecz otrzasnac sic z tel gromady ma
tretnikow ! samemu sobie poszuka6
gospody. Me ma " tenn trudnosci, DO
jest ich tn bez liku, a wszystkie ro-
wnie drogie jak niewygodne. Jak
" kazdej osadzie gorniczej-m mining
csmpsEjsk je W Ameryce zowia-
tax | tutsj ussdowi}y sic " PobIisu
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-17
4 Port N. Y.


Oboh6d oswor.yi o godzinie 7mei
vieosorem oh. Hipolit Blaszkiewios,
kt6ry ter "a prssess obohodu jedno.
gfosnie obrany sostai. Sekretarsem
obrano niaej podpisanego.
Ma uroo.ystofc tax wspanials w.
stapia III Pu&k Gwardji sw. Jerzs9o
. Bayonne City " ojosystym mum
dur.e J presentujso broh. -
1. Oboh6d ro.poo.sl sic spie.
wsm K6aks Drsmatyosnego pr,es
Choir 4shski i meski ,,Cieako ranny Z
wiehcsm ohwaly".
Q. Deklamaoja oh. w. Lewando.
wiosa rDo ludlow.
3. Nova oh. Ignacego Bonieokie.
60. M6woa wyjssnial z~naoxenis
pamiatki roku 1858 ; za~znaosys, 4e
prsyjdsie ohwila 1martwyohwstania
ola Polski. ale potrzeba do tego VIE
oej oswiaty. Starsjmy sic nasse\
dsieoi wychowac W ojcsystyn jesy-
ku, q wtencsas i Bog sic zmiluje
mad nami ] Polske nam oswobodsi.
4. Spiew BIZ aisl.wy Ko.lowskiei
,,Jes.c.s Polska ME .gine}a, chot my
"a morsami".
B. Deklsmaoja Marjanny Rlas.-
kiswicz ,,Jsn III Sobieski".
6. Spiew K6ika Drsmatyoznego:
" Ojo.ysny mnis wygnali".
z. Deklamscja Bronislawy Ko.-
~iowskiej: nBsllada Z ostatnich Z
SOW. Pc deklamacji spiew ,Ko-.
chsjmy sic bracia mili'.
8. Deklamacja Jadwigi Blaszkie-
wic.; "Pytass gdsis Ojczy,na no.
ja".
8 Spiew K6lka Dramatycznego:
.,Jesscse Polska ME zgine{a".
10. Nova OBJ. Ludwiks Ruszozyk.
Szsn. m6woa, kt6ry, jake 25-letni
miodsienieo, bral udzial W tenn pow
%staniu, I sapalem wspomina} te ohwi-
le bobsterskie / deklamowai wier sz
20 wistr sic chwieje, pod zaborenS
boz.
Preres obchodu podriekowal III
Pulkowi Gwardji sw. Jer1ego i licz-
nej publicsnosci IA tax iaskawe ze-
branie sic ma ten obch6d; takts sza.
nownym m6woom, spiewskom, K6.
ku Dramatycznemu / deklsmatorkom
staropolskism bog .apiac".
Obchod .akohczono spiewsm nBo-
Re cos P~olske".
Ma tym obohodzie zebrano sklad-
he ma brata naszego, OBJ. Ludwika
R~ossozyk, jake starego weterans =
roku 1858. ktory juz niema sposobu
do utrzymsnia. Ma ten Gel zsbrano
1902.
Sc. Szczeciiski. sekr. obchcdu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-17

Bakera mkt . m6wo6w ME mial do.
statsosnego o.asud do prsysposobienia
sic. Poniewaa komitet ne zaprosii ich
w~osssoiej, liosac M ks. Hodurs,
kt6ry ma sapros.snie ME odpowie-
dsisl, q ksiads K. odm6wii, ponie-
waz, jak powiads, na obohodsie Ii.
stoPadowym odrsuoono jego pro-
gram.
q II. Bielasoski, sekr. oboh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-17

Pieknego widoku, wybralem sic W
piekny sierpniowy poranek, pred
wschodem siohca ma szczyt CORY.
By}em juz rae poprzednio ma MIN,
Pogoda jednak ME dopisaia i ME
mogiem widziec calego krajobrazu,
DO zasiania&y go czesciowo mgly i
chmury.
Dlugo pollen oczy i zadumalem
sic gleboko, az dopiero szelest skrzy-
de} wielkiego oraa, przelatujaoego
tuz ponad ma :gsowa zbudzil mnie.
Orzel okrazy} mnie kolem i zwr6-
ci} sic W strone, W kt6rej moi pies
ugania} sic "a wewi6rkami gorskie-
mi, m~ilutkiemi stworzonkami, wiel-
kosci domowej myszy, z d1ugim pu-
szystym ogonkiem. Widocznie ten ra-
bus powietrzny mia1..wobec niego ME
dobre zamiary. Mialem wprawdzie
re soba sztuciec, DO bez broni ME-
bezpiecznie jest puszczac sic W 60
ry, gdzie iatwo o niedzwiedzia Tub
pantere, ale ME chcia}em zaki6cac
tel ciszy, przyPuszczajac, re orze} "a
%zblizeniem sic mojem zaprzestanie
atakow ma PISA. Uczyni} to, ale do
piero, gdy odcinajacy mu sic pies
stana} PREY mnie,
Choc to juz by}a pora latowa, tn
dopiero rozpoczynaio sic cycle wio-
senne. Resztki sniegu stopnialy
pred kilku dniami, a promienie
siohca rozbudzi}y gorska roslinnosc
do zycia. Jak ~krotkiem to zycie!
Ia miesiac przyjdzie pierwszy mroz
zwazy zaled vie rockville rCze al
pejskie i inne kwiecie, a gruby ca
iun sniegu otuli CORY jakby pIasz-
czem, a ~swiszczacy, mrozny wiatr
zawyje piesh pogrzebowa. znowu
ma jedenascie miesiecy zaniknie tn
wszelkie zycie, tylko wiatr wypra-
wiac bedzie harce.
Spusci}em sic stroma sciezka
ma dol, a zeszed}szy ma terase wschod-
MIA, usiad}em ma skale, ably ~jeszcze
raz spojrze6 ma okolice, zanim wnij-
dc W las.
Il dolu dochodzi} mnie szmer stru-
mienia i szum lesnych drew. Tuz
podemna sciezka okalajaca gore pro-
wadzi} jakis gornik cztery kajuse
(konie indjahskie) objuczone pro-
wiantem ola gornikow bogatej kom-
panji Delaware. Konie powiazane
do siebie W ten spos6b, re uzda
przymocowane sd do ogona po-
przedniego konia, tworzy}y nieja-
ko jedne mase, zdala przedsta-
wiajaca sic, jakby pOtw0r do VEGA
podobny. Poganiacz idacy W lyle,
dozorujac, ably CO z bagazy ME zgi-
| neio. ola skr0cenia sobie czasu much
piesh. ktorej melodji najpierw ME
mog{em rozrozni6, skoro jednak Ia
szed} cd strony wiatru, dolecia1a
mnie rzewna nuta ~piosenki:
Way down upon the Swanee river
Far, far away.
W ktorej murzyni, tuiacze, wyspie-
wall g}eboka swa tesknote "a ojczy-
zna.
Piosnka ia dziwnie ma mnie Cd
dziala}a. Wspomnienie ojczyzny-
~wyrazone W jej .prostych, lecz poe
~tycznych s}owach, ia rozrzewniajaca,
jakby ukraihska, smutna, melodyj-
ma, nuta, wzbndzila ma dnie duszy
mel drzemiaca ~tesknote "a rodzinna
ziemia. Oko zaszlo la, gIowa spad}a
ma piersi "a mysli ulecia}y gdzies
W dial - far - far away -lecz "a
oceany ma niwy polskie... -.
Ojczyzno! Ty jestes jak zdrowie.
Jan ". Wrzesihski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-17
Il Grand Rapids, Mich.

Il Grand Rapids, Mich.
Obchoi po~s.ania Styozniowsgc
byl jednem Z najpieknieJszych wy
darseh " kolach Pclonji W Grand
Rapids.
Sara liozba napeinisjaoycb haley
narodowa nadswats tel uroozystosoi
Powage, swietnosc i znaozenie.
Program wyjstkowo byi .b6ty !
zadawslniajacy, a kiedy IA rozpoose-
Gle obchodu zsgszmial spiew ohoru
Towar.ystws Narodowego: " dy-
mem poaarow". pod dyrekoja p. ia.
"a Nep. N~owiokiego, az ssroe bic
Z radosoi ia widok takiej jednosoi,
takisj miiosci Oj,ryzny i takisj via
ry " prIyssiosc Polski.
Krotko pc godzinie 8mej wieo1o1s
rem, ma scenic ozdobionej skromnie
Ices %gustownie herbami 1 ohorsgwia-
mi, stanai pretss obchodu p. Fran
olssek Szcrygfowski i W trssoiwyoh
q s~erdeoznyoh sio~aoh zagsil obch6d
1 po~oiai Jozefs Miskiewic1a IA Sc
kretarza.
Nsstapiia deklsmscja nPozegns-
ME" pre-. panic Valerie Lipczyh-
ska.
Spiew solo przes p. Maksymiljans
P~rylewioE z skompanismsntem fore
tep,anu pre-. panne Bronisiawe Cen
tylli.
Clubiony spiew polski, kt6ry wy
wolAl .apsl ! burze oklask6w.
Nova P. Jana Lipozyhskisgo, we.
terans = roku 1853. Zaznacsyi on
donioslosc obchod dow nsrodowych,
opisai po~~stsnie Ssycsnio We ! ONO
VIII krotko jego ~znacsenie.
Spisw solo ,Wygnsnieo" pre-.
pasie Heleoe Fiske domu Lipozyf-
ska wywoisi zspsi publicrnosci =
burse oklsskow.
Kwsrtet ,Modritws pred bitws''
prses paoow: M. PrylovioIs, Stsni.
siswa Koperskiegc, Jana Nep. No
wiokiego l Jana Wrsesniswskiego.
Deklamsojs nBogdsnowics" przsn
syna oh. s. Smolehskiego.
Spiew ch6ru Towarsystwa Marc.
dowego: ,Polska p~owstajacs" pod
dyrekcja p. Jana Nep. Nowickiego.
Deklamscja nStulstni rorbior Pol.
SKI" prses psnne Aniels Rydlewic,N
S2iew cb6ru Towsrzystwa Marc.
dowsgo ,o2iew = pod Karpat" pod
dyrekcjs p Nowiokiego.
Ma sskohossnis .ywy obrss Lyon
zo2niersa'.
Ma Sksrb Nsrodowy Polski ssan.
~publiozoot6 ziotyis s2.10.
/ Ch6rowi Tow. Nsrodowegc, dyry-
gsntowi p. j. N. Nowiokiemu, NOW
0, m, deklamatorom ! wssystkim osQI
BON, kt6re sic przyosynify do uswiet-
oisnia obohodu Styosnio
danny ssrdscsos podsivkowsnis.
j. Niskissejcs, sskr. ebob.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-17

o'"orze Palnika, zapewnia lynn
koszulkom daleko dluaszs uay.
tecznosc.
P. Nee obmyslif niekosztow.
ny przyrzadzik, zapalajscy gag
bee ekspIozji, "a pomocy iskry
elektrycznei. Ma palniku, PREY
otworze, przysrubowana izolo-
wana sprezynka; do kurka
przytwierdzony pref metalo
wy. Prey obracaniu kranu,
pref ociera sic o sprszyne, a
bedsc polaczony z baterjs
elektryczna, powoduje iskre;
Ia zapala cieniutki strumien
gazu, wydobywajscy sic 2 OF.
worka, zrobiouego tua PREY
gfownym otworze palnika, i
lynn sposobem gl6wny stru
mieh gazu zapala sic, ME po-
wodujac wstrzasnienia. w kaz-
dym mieszkaniu posiadajscem
dzwonki elektryczne, przyrzad
p. Nee da sic zastosowac. Ma
przyszly raz pom6wimy o sa
mozapalaczu. opartym ma innej
zasadzie, a PREY kt6rego uzyciu
sfuzba nasza bedzie mogla bez.
piecznie Pozostawiac gazo.
mierz i wszystkie krany W
mieszkaniu otwarte, bez oba.
wy eksplozji lub zaczadzenia i
litylko re strata ola kieszeni
chlebodawcy.
Kt6z z mas ME widziai jak
tax wv. ,,iluzjonisci" produku-
ia sic re sztuka zwana ,,sekre-
tenn Fakir6w".
Ma scene wnosza diva krze.
STA i ma opartej ma mich desce
kladzie sic medium, zwykle
m}oda, ladna i efektownie u.
brana kobieta. Operator wy
suwa krzesia, jedno pc dru
giem, a deska wraz z medium
pozostaje W zawieszeniu; ilu.
zjonista wywija magiczns pa
feczka pod deska, mad mia i re
wszystkich stron; medium jest
wiec istotnie zawieszone W po-
wietrzu, jak trumna Mahome-
ia. Jak sic to robi? Bardzo
}atwo - jak wiekszosc sztuk
efektownych.
gsebi sceny, slabo oswie
tlonej, znajduje sic kotara, gro.
biop4 SLIME i gssto pomar
szczonej ciezkiej materji. w
chwili, gdy operator idzie wy.
suwac pierwsze krzesio, shiny
pref stalowy, W dolnym ko6cu
pod katem prostym zagiety i
obciagniety ia sama materja
co i kotara, opuszcza sic z GO
ry sceny i kolankowatem Ia
}amaniem wchodzi do otworu
zrobionego W po}owie deski W
tylnim jej kancie (mozna ia
wtedy por6wnac do stopnia
wagonu) }. Medium, reka zwr6-
coma W glab sceny, a vice ME.
widoczna ola publicznosci, do.
pomaga do wiozenia kolanka
W deske. Wtedy operator wyj-
mule drugie krzesio i medium
zostaje W zawieszeniu. Mona
zn6w machac pafeczka pod i
mad desks, obchodzic ia doko
Ia. Tylko przechodzac "a pre-.
tenn, operator czyni to szybko
i bokiem do widow zwr6cony,
ably ma gorsie cd koszuli pref
ME byl widoczny, czemu sprzy-
ia slabe oswietlenie sceny.
Otto sztuka zwana sekretem
Fakir0W. bardzo prosta. ale
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-02-17
z krOniki
i wynalazk6w.
(Doko6czenie J.

twlerdzlc ME mona, gdyz PREY.
pominamy sobie, il pewna ia
bryka angielska pred kilku
laty wyrabiaia przedmioty z
preparatu zbliaonego do pc.
gamoidu, ale musiala zaprze.
STAG wyrobu z powodu wyso.
kiej ceny alkoholu, potrzebne-
60 do fabrykacji.
Etymologja nowego s}owa
da sic wyprowadzic cd nazwy
,pergamoid", czyli substancji
podobnej do pargaminu. o.
puszczono lit. =, W Anglji DO.
wien ME mona uzyskac PREY
wileju ma wynalazek, kt6rego
nazwa znajduie sic W slowni.
ku.
Dokladny sklad pegamoidu
jest sekretem w%ynalazcy, kt6-
ry mial to rzadkie u wynalaz.
cow szczescie, il znalazl popar.
Gle u kapitalist6w, rozumiejs-
cych odrazu donioslosc jego
pomys}u. Wiadomo tylko, IL
znajduje sic W pegamoidzie
nitrocelluloza, kamfora, spiry,
tus, czyli, pr6cz eteru, glowne
czesci skladowe celluloidu. Ale
CO czyni ten przedmiot niepal-
nym i podatnym jak guma?-
Me wiadomo.
Badz CO badz, dosyc, re pro.
stym, latwym i tanim sposo
benz, MONA pokryc jakikol.
wick przedmiot papierowy, czy
sk6rzany, czy drewniany, jed
wabny, Tub z innej tkaniny
zrobiony, przezroczysta powlo-
ka majaca zalety, a ME posia
dajaca wad celluloidu, ME
zmieniajac bynajmniej zew-
nstrznego wygladu ami dodat
mich wfasnosci pokrytego
przedmiotu. Nawet zapach
w}asciwy celluloidowi pc kilku
dniach przechodzi.
Sauna ,,tkanina pegamoid",
jest to kreton bawe}niany pc.
kryty grubsza, lub ciehsza
warstwa pegamoidu. Materja
ia moze bye t}oczona ma podo
bie6stwo papieru Oinc,msta) },
tworzac piekne obicia ma Acia
ny i meble i nasladujac wyt}a-
czane sk6ry (euir de CordOue),
lepsza cd tych ostatnich jake
ME przepuszczajsca woody i
t}uszcz6w, a trwalsza i znacz-
ME tahsza.
Pegamoid obojstny jest ma
kwasy; wszelkie plamy, nawet
atrament zaschuiety, daja sic
nieslychanie iatwo zmywac "a
pomoca gabki i woody. Mezowie
moga smialo rozlewac sosy i wi
no ma snieznej bialosci obrusie
bee narazenia sic ma zmarszcze.
ME brwi (oby sic tylko ma tenn
zawsze ko6czylo!) PAM domu
troche woody sniezna biaiosc
powraca.
Zastosowanie pegamoidu pc
winno bye olbrzymiem. Ma
rzuca sic ono we wszystkich
miejscach publicznych. W no
telach, wagonach kolei zelaz
nych, dorozkach it'd. w szpi.
talach robiono juz udane pro.
by z materacami p~egamoido-
wanemi. Materially biurowe,
ksisgi t. d., pokryte pega-
modem, ME o~bawiajs sic PLAN
atramentowych. Mapy wojsko.
we pegamoidowane moga bye
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-07-17

nerves. They are no less important to
the rider who isn't on the track In
every long run where a greater or less
percentage of the wheelmen drop out,
it is perfectly safe to say that half of
them could have gone through all right
If they hadn't got nervous.
Perhaps a man is afraid of the pace
maker, or he is dreading a certain long
uphill stretch of road; or he's afraid
that his wheel is not going to run just
right. or that therell be a strong head
wind. Now, persstently fearing any
one of those things is probably worse
than the thing itself. Don't worry; it
doesn't do any good, and it does lot
of harm
In the beginning I spoke of overexer-
ton and tried to show that 1t is not
what person does, but what he is,
that counts. 1t is hardly necessary to
ADVISE against overexertion. Every
body knows that it is bad. Some peo-
pie, however, don't know when they are
overexerting themselves. They are
AFRAID of what is unimportant, and not
AFRAID of serious symptoms. There are
a rev general rules
When your heart seems to be knock
ing against your ribs, stop.
When there is a faintness and a
CIaInpy PAIN In the lower part of your
body rest
-. When there is pain on each side of
the small of your back, see the DOCTOR
Wnen there are pains in your arms
ana legs every time you move them
ana you're as stiff as a frozen corpse,
take good rundown, a long nights
rest and nice ride on your bicycle
the next day.
In the matter Of rubbing down, BIZ
cycle riders are more than careless
That very agreeable and necessary
treatment should not be enjoyed only
py professional riders; it is good for
everybody.
Don't do the rubbing yourself IL you
can get anybody else
Don nave companion of your late
exertlons rub you down in exchange
TOT a similar service by you. You're
ooth tired. and a tired person Is mo
good" In that capacity. There is mag
netism IN 1T that needs fresh, vigor-
Gus person for its proper development.
Always be rubbed down before your
skin gets dry and your muscles begin
to stiffen. Never expose your flesh
naked to the air after exercise and be-
lore good hard rub. It's a sure way
to get stiff, and though the stiffness
may seem to pass off once, twice. a
hundred times, perhaps. it will finally
result In condition that can't be got
rid of so easily.
There are two important matters in
riding that l have been asked to con-
sider-hill climbing and riding against
the wind. don't pretend to be an ex-
pert on either subject, but a few things
that l know about them may be worth
telling.
You cannot adjust a bicycle so that
it Is just right for riding on a level
road and for climbing steep hill. If the
hill Is moderate, get little more over
your work. give yourself little more