davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-06
Sloan Rides IA winning Race.

LONDON, June cat the first day of the
l-ingfield Park spring. meeting today Lord
William Beresford's %ay FLY Lutetia, by
Pontiac-Luella B., ridden by Tod Sloan, won
the Lingfield spring two-years-old plate of
500 Sovereigns
Six horses ran five furlongs straight
Mr.. j. Musker's bay filly Our Grace was
second, and Mr.. Douglas Baird's brown
chestnut Mambrino, third.
The betting vas to on Lutetia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-06
High school Base Ball Match.

The base ball mines of the Central and
Western High Schools will meet this after
noon on GEORGETOWN field.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-06

the player, but Griffin's release had been
SOLD to st. Louis. and Brooklyn had no
claim on him.-Baltimore Sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-06

Thousands Of situations have been OBJ
tanned through the want columns Of The
Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-06

cup, cutting her badly. Butler denied the
accusation and the jury found him not
guilty. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-06
SURPRISED THE FANS

Continued from Seventh Page1
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Why not get the bestf Perry's Toothache
Wax. Guaranteed. All druggista. 10 cts.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25
Saginaw, Mich.

Tow. Clos Polskisj WolnoIci, gr.
13O 2. N. p, odbyws k~aadorocznis
obchody, kt6rsmi rajmuje sic komi.
tet.
Ma obch6d odbyty d. 6 msjs Z. b.
Z 53 czsonk6w swiazsowyoh przyby.
10 ssledwis 10, ale pomimo tego OBJ.
ohod byi piekny.
Hsla byia udekorowsna obrasami
| aywemi kwiatami. P~ubliosnosc "a
psiniia hale po brrsgi.
Press tow, p. M. Wyrybkowski,
otworsyf obchod ! powoiai na pre-
wodnicsaosgo p. NJ. Rybe, q ma Sc
krstarrs st. Horsswskiego.
Program rorpocrst sic Spiewem
crtsrech dsiswosst: Marjanny 1 Ka.
rolioy Ryby, | J6ssfy l Hsleny Ga.
lsntow: nPoIska powstsjs".
Potsm wypovisdrisi odosyt OBJ. M,
Ryba o uieulsgioaoi Ola nissprawisd.
liwosoi.
S1isw: Wslerja, Emilia Anns
mordsc - ,zgssiy promisnis".
Nova OBJ. M. Ryby; Wyjstki ,
tyois nsrodow cd wicklow, = .ycIs
Polski ! jsj upsdku 1 o prsysviscs.
jscym jej promisniu " ssrosoh DOR
syn6w jsj, q osobliwie o konstytucjl
q. N. P.
S2isw powytej wspomnisnycb CITE.
rech diisvcsss: ,Dalej brscis do bu
ista".
Nsstepnie oh. M. Rybs swrooii sis
. prosbs o skisdke ns pomnik Tad,
Kosciusski. Prsy kohou movy Wy.
rszis sic, te my tn prsvie j~ssrcrs mic
ME dali, ! ts mote tn dsis % taoy,
kt6rzy chos rruoic cents "a podwya.
sIenie imisnia polskisgo, pokssujsc
swissu, jsk droga jest Ojosy.ns kat.
demu pc lskowi ! jej trsdycjs. Skisd.
ke zebrsls parma Anna Rybs.
Deklsusojs n. Msjohsrks: %
Koloiussoe".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25
Elmira, N. Y.

Koiko MiodIissy Krasiokisgo, pod
prrswodnictwsm KS probosscrs, urrs.
dri'o obchod K~onstytuoji Sgo Msjs,
W dniu 3 msjs, " bali Stsnch
Program byi ~skromny, bee wymsr
szu 20 ulIosoh mIssts, bsr orkis
stry, pomimo tsgo byi wspsnis
~. Sosna hall pieknis byis udeko.
rowsns, 90 rawdzieorsc nsIsty dsisl.
nemu komitetowi . K6{ka Mtoisisty
Krssiokisgo. WidsIsao oborsgwie
polskie ! smerykshskis, ~mnisjsss
wiekszs. W giovnsm misjsou sosny
rospisto ssssudsr nsrodowy polski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25
Y COnnellsviIIe, Pa.

Dnis ego msjs. odbytisiel oboh6d
ns psmistke Konssysuoji .8zo Msjs
u~rssdsony s~ssranisu sow....nar. sw.
Michasa Arch. gr. 29o. Obch6d ten
o 'bys Gle vinsstspujscym porrsdku:
Wymsrsz s'miejsoowoici Trotser
oddslonej cd miasss sdobrs POI 90.
dIiny, gdsis sic wsrysoy sebr.Ii
prssd domem. oh. St. Prrybylskisgo,
prssess nsssej.gr. : Rowniss ssswiso
sic tam Tow. ~. J6ssfs gr. 454 .
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

S2isw c.tsrsoh driewosst, W js.y.
ku angislskim.
Dsklamaoja 8 lstnisgo FIR. Maj.
ohsrsk.
spis~: Walsrja. Emilia 1 Ann.
Mordeo - nMa.ury".
Spiew p. M. Majohsrsk ,wisao
moja".
Deklsmscja p. Lsonory Dfag6aa.
S2iew ostsrsoh dsiswosst: ,,Dalsj
" parry.
DsklamsOja p. Walerji Mordso:
y mad Niemna".
Dsklsmacja 8 ~lstniej Wandy Pro.
tasiswicx.
Nova OBJ. Jana Gawryka. M6wca
swiedsit nisdavno Wsrs.awe, TO tsa
opowiadai o niej l " kcfou sasna.
Osyf, as niema orgsnizacji lspsssj mad
q. N. P. r.esslns r.sdy jsgo.
Soisw dsiewosst o nWyprswie ma
dsleki .aoh6d", pc ~sngislsku.
SIiew: Walerjs, E niljs 1 Anna
M 'rdeo, prry akompaniamenoie for
tepianu u mas inao,ej".
Odosyty, mowy, Ipiswy, dsklama-
ole ! era orkiestry pr.yjmowans byiy
oklaskami.
Pc wyo.srpsniu program, pre-
wodniosscy oh. N. Ryba podsieko.
wal publicznoici "a wsiety ud.isi i
"a skfadke m pomnik KoIcius.ki, j..
10 tsf m6woom, Spiswakom I dekls.
matorom.
Pc odfpiewsniu bymnu nBoas ooi
Polske". nastspila sabswa.
DKekujs " imieniu komitstu wo.
COLE wsrystkim IA pr.yo.ynienis sic
do tel uroczystosci narodowsj.
st Rorzeioski, sekr. obobodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

snis.osa. Diugie oklaski l podsieko
wanna IA saowa prawdy.
III. S2isw oh6ru nModlitwa" Kur.
pihskisgo.
IL. SPiev ,Boae COS Polske" ma
sskohcssnie odSpiewali wsIysoy l IA.
oseli sic roschodsic do dom6w, Do.
krsspieni M duohu I Z wiars " prey.
ssfs Polske cd morris do morza.
Wsadyssa,o W2oczesoski,
sskr. obchodu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

Oh. 8. Przybylski powoaaa zebra
nych do Porssdku ! saprosif ns pr.e.
wodniorsoego Ks. Pikulskisgo. Ten
podziskowai ssbranym powied.iaa
MOVE, IA ksors .osssf wynsgrod.o-
ny oklaskami.
Potem Choir psnisnsk pod dyrskcjs
oh. Miohaia kukaszaka o~dspiawsl
piesh narodows ,Jssso1e Polska nile
sginsia".
Drugs move wypowiedsiai p. s.
Cylkowski, wsp6.rsdaktor ,,Ga.sty
Pittsburgskiej". 81. m6wos popro.
sf aasby odipiewano nBoae oos Pol
ske". Pc ~odspiswaniu jednego wisr-
sss rosPoossa move, sssnsc.ajs,, -
tn, ~ Aueryos, ludek polski nauosyi
sic bye polskim I patrjotyosnyni
imisniu hassi B6gi Ojcsysns, .ao.,f
prsoowa6 mad po~dnissIsnism oiwiaty
| P~olsps.snism doll swojsj. M6woa
oPowisd.isa o.asy poprsed.sjsoe
konstytuoje I .~naosenis tsjae. .a.na.
c1ajso, 1s Polsks upadis skutkism
rsrosumialos,i sslachty I moanyoh
usgnss6w, kt6rzy lud tr.ymaIi "
oismnocis, q 70 konssytucjs ME To-
stais wprowadsona " ayoie, to wilma
moanyob magnas6w, kt6rry pr.sku.
pisni Prise. nss.ych wrog6w, salo4y-
Ii konfsdsracje " T.rgowioy pr.soiw
konstytucji, M sgube Ojosysny.
Zwis.ek Narodowy Polski " Stan.
zJsdn. kroozy drogs nakrsslons
prse. konstytucje do podz wignieoia
Polski Z niswoli.
Pc odsgraniu pre-. orkisstrs pies.
Of, trseois i ostatois move wypowis.
dsiai ks. E E. Gslhof, probos.o. pa
tafji slowiahskiej New II van.
ST. m6woa, oho6 " siowiahskim je.
ryku, ale dose sro.umiale, xaohwy.
oony wspaniafosoia obchodu, wypo-
"ied.iai bardzo wzrvs.ajsoa MOVIE,
zasnaorsjso, ts nsr6d polski .gins6
ale mote, kladsc. naoisk ma matki
polki, ateby swojs d.ieoi uc.yly
o~byo1aj6w polskich be-. w.gledu o.y
50 tn osy ~ starym kraju u~rod.ons,
,sby wPsjaiy " ME miios6 Boga 1
tismi rodsinnsj, asby js pouo.aly,
To naleAs do wislkiego nsrodu, kt6-
rsgo mstowis walozyli IA wolnosc
uistylko swego kraju, ale | "a vol.
oOse Amsryki. To -wspomnial o
Pufaskim ! Kolciusscs I papropono.
wal skiadks ma ponuik Koioiusrki,
na kt6rs pisrwszy pOioayl $500, DO.
tenn OBJ. Prsybylski obsrsdl obeonyoh
ssbraf wsrystkiego 81 10. Potsm
taO,eia sic 1abawa, ktora trwais do
poinocy.
Dtiskuje ny Sc. publio,nosci "a
~1iety udsial W tym obohodsie.
O1iekujemy takae ksIeaom Z New
Haven | Mount Peasant, Tow. fv.
J6refs I Oh vsr, &c. 454, Tow. Sw.
J6sef., gr. 80 i Tow. sw. Stanisiswa,
or. 364.
Antoni RIaciter. sekr. oboh.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25
South Chicago, Ill.

South Chicago, Ill.
Obch6d Konstytuoji 8go Maja v
parafjl tw. Miohala Archanioia d. z
maja T. b.
cara. pc ME s.poraoh towarsystwa
narodowe I koloielns .acre}y sic
.gromadsa6 do bali parafjalnsj, sksd
mialy wymasssrows6 do hall oboho-
dowsj OBJ. R: Rssms6skisgo, leo,
8 prsyc.yny ulswnsgo dsssc.u u
ohwslouo pochodu zanisohat.
Ma hall, udskorowansj odpowied-
Mo, jut oosskiwai komitst oSchodo-
Wy, kt6ry ws.slkioh staraf do.otyi,
ably obchoi wypsdi jaknsjlspisj, ably
tym spcsobsm pocisgna6 polonje
amerykahsks do piracy ola Ojosy.ny
Polski.
Pred otwaroiem obohodu musyka
zagraia nJesscse Polska ME zgine-
Ia, IA 90 mu.ykanOi byii nsgrod.e.
al huc.nymi oklaskami.
Obchcd otwor.yi ks. P. Turods,
kt6ry " kr6tkioh l trsiciwyoh $40
wach przem6wii do lioInis sebranej
Pub~lioznosoi. q nastepnie Ks. pro.
boszcs odm6wii modlitwe Pshska 1
powoial na przswodniOsaosgo oboho.
du OBJ. Jana S.ostakowskisgo, ktory
podIiekowaws.y publio.uosoi, pred.
stawii wislkoSc snaorsnia Konstytu
cji 3go Msja. Ma sskrstarza obcho.
du powoiai niasj pOdpisanego.
Program obchodu byi nsstepujscy:
L. spiew Oh6ru nWitaj msjowa
~jutr.snkO", wykonany bsrdso pick
ME.
2. Nova p. Helihskisgo, osn.ora
Nv. Mar. Pol, kt6ry jssno ! dobitnis
wytiomaosyf snaozenis K~onstytuoji
8go Maja, . takts obssernis m6wil
o ofwiacis 1 .sobeoai do niej. B,
pr.ez oswiate uc.oiws praoe mote.
my tylko wkr6tcs odbudowa6 Pol.
ske. P~ublioznos6 nagrodsils m6woe
lioxnymi oklasksmi.
3. Orkisstra: ,Bukist melody pol.
skich".
4 Spiew IA diva glossy asfskis
rpolsk ME tfaga", bardso dobr.s
wykonsny.
5. Dek)amscjs: .Rsduts Ordona",
wYpowiedsiai OBJ. Jan SEymonsjtss.
o. Orchestra: marss nPolska 20.
wstsJe".
q Nova OBJ. N. L. Piotrowskiego,
kt6ry m6wR o stosunksch polak6w
" Ameryce, o oswisois 1 o Konstytu.
oil 8go Msjs 1 dlacrsgo byia kon
stytuojs postanowions l prrer kogo !
komu ons najwisosj. prsyniosssby
ssosescis, gdyby byaa " fyois wpro.
wsdsona, q m6wn tax przskonywa.
jsco ! do seroa trait a siowami swojs
mi, te nisjsdnemu dobremu polako.
wi ! pstrjocie lisa pociskls po twarsy
nile wstydza sic, DO to byis iss ma.
driei WARY " prrysris Polske.
8. S1isw ch6ru par. pOrres. bisiy".
8 Orkiestra: pUdersenIs Janors.
row.
10. Nova Ks. professors o wss.
jsmnej miiosoi. Mowca odradssl
%msso1snis sic, pod.sgania jsdsn ns
drugisgo, wsocssnis sic 20 ssdscb,
DO to tylko wyrobi nam rss rsputa.
cjs beis movie o mas, ae ME "a.
s'ugujsmy M asdos popsroie cd 10
nyob, DO ssmi siebis nile umismy
sssnowsc. Wspomnisl take mowca
o memorjsls ] m6wit, 70 oaocisaby
ten memorjss byi nspisany Prise. nsj
lspsryoh 6losof6w, TO nam MO ME
pomoas, jsasli smsrykanie beds "
mas wids.eo tylko pijsk6w i-wsroho
dow, DO take possspki wssystko
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

Oliver, Pa. Poch6d rus.yi o 4sj 20
Posudoiu. Pr.odem jeohai konno
Jan Prsybylski " stroju narodowym.
9 dobyts sable " reku. O5ok niego
takfe konno jechal Jan J6swiak ia,
ko gf6wny marssaikk. "a MIN ME.
siono sstandar amsry ksfski, potsm
P'lska k'Psla, d.iecki w~.ssk6lnym
wieku psrsmi " bell postrojone, .
osnakami polskismi. prowadzons
prses swyo.ajnsgo ~marssslks, possm
na wysokim drsswou widniali obras
ustrojooy " kolory I made chorsgisw
HI I napissm ma jednej ssronis ;po
polsku: INA pamisske Konssytooji
3so Msjs 1791 r.". ma drugIsj
ssronis 10 samo po spg,elsku.I "a
MIN possepowaiy t~owsr.yssws l rss..
to publioznoloi. .Pooh6d postspo.
val prsy odgaosIs mu.yki do Con.
n~sll.v.lle ma staOje B. & o. gdsis o
gods. 5 30 p~rzyjschsiy diva tow. Z
Mount Pleasant, o 10 mil oddslore.
60, tow. fw. Jo.efa gr. SO | tow. iw.
stanisaawa gr. S64. z powYtsssmi
tow. pr.yjschal lob probos.O., ks. F.
Pikulski, a takae ! muryka.
Ma staoji uformowaf sic osiy or
ssak ! ruszyi " pr.ykiadnym per.sd.
ku poprssdzany pre-. dwis orkisstry
do pre- misscia New Haven, do
saowiahskisgo koicio&a sw. Jana E~.
KoSoi& byi .apelniony po same
br.egi. zabrzmiaiy organy, odspis,
vsno titanic do Maj. Fanny Mari
nPoi Twojs obrone" 1 kilka pissni
narodowyOh, poossm:: nastspilo po-
swiecenis s.tsndsru mar. polskisgo.
kt6ry byi Pc ra. pisrws.y roswinie-
ty. Csremonji tel dokonaf Ks. F.
Pikulski . Mount Pleasant . pomoca
misjsoowsgo acknowledgements
osa ks. e. E. Gsllchofa. Sxtandar
to vsPsnisfy, M jednsj stronis or.e'
biafy sodlo nas.sj Ojcsy.ny, I nspi
sem: ,,Wolnosc, R6wnoic 1 Nispod
lsgfosc", ma drugisjr ~stronie iw. Nj
ohaf Aroh., patron nasIsgo tow. ,
data 1~asotsn.a grupy.
Ks. PikulsKi, po poswieosniu tego
srtandaru, wypowied.iai st6sowns do
o~kolio.nosOi mowe,..kt6rs niejedns.
mu 'ry wyoisnst. objasuii jak wiel-
kisgo %snsoIsnia jest jsgo ~istnisnis,
ssche 'sjsc gromsdIic sic 1 wiernis
stae Pr.y MIN. Wska.ujac ma sw.
Michais Arch. rsekl: Tsmu OTTO,
ks6regoIcie sobie obrali "a ratrona
was1ego Tow, p~oleosjmy sic W opie
Ike 1 m6dlmy sic, a on jake ksiaas
nisbieski, ktory wssystko .waty Da
s.sli, .waay nas.s .nisdole 1 uoi,k
a uProsi Pana B ,ga, .s wybijs nam
godIina welnoici. Pc tel movie
byio wystswienie Maj. Sskramentu /
! Pisrwszs c.esc obchodu byis skoh
csona.
q kosoiOia rusrylismy W porzsdku
do miasss, gdsis po ortsrsoh glow
nyoh ulicach mas.erowalis my, q Re
to byio prawis o saohodsis s}ohoa 30
tsa wislkis tiumy ciskawych ralega
~ chodniki. Pc skoho1onym wy
udalismy sic do hall pisknie
udekorowanej gd.ie ~nsstspiia drugs
creS6 obohodu,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-25

~sasnosc t~utsjsssj grupy "a N. p,
tow. Postep. Pc stronsch ro.stawio.
ne byfy lille ! palmy.
z rama odpravR msse iw. ks. F.
Kasprsak Olesn, N. Y. n dusss
t-6roow Konstytucji sgo M.js.
Wisc.orsm, o gods. 8. PREY lio.uie
zgromsdsonsj publiosnosci. kt6rej
wiekssosc stsnowiii oboonarodo WOW,
he. prot. Ig. ]. Klsjoa otwor.yi oh.
ohod " kilku wyrs.aoh, s.praszaj,c
az pisrwszsgo m6woe ks. DIR. Stabs.
nau Z Buffalo, N. Y.
l.. Ssanowny m6woa ~ dobitnycl
wyrsssoh I prsskopywujsoyoh dowo'
daoh wykasai. jak konisorns jss,
jsdnol6 " pracy ola dobra Ojosy.ny
Piekns to prsem6wisnis p~rssrywane
osestymi oklsskamL
2. Parma Jadwiga Nowsk, solist
Ia ch6ru psrafjalnsgo, pieknis cd.
spiswais pisih " jesyku angielskim
3. P. Anna Kurolowioz nadswy.
csaj dobrss dsklamowaia ,,Ths Pol.
ish Boy.
4. Pan Ignaoy P. Czerwinski, ar.
systs skr.ypek I miasta Buffalo,
N. Y, prof. kolsgjum iw. Konioiu.
ssa " temae misiois, wprowad.it pu.
bliosnofc " ssohwyt svym wysta
penn. Parma N. Collinau akompan.
jowais M fortepianis.
B. Ks. F. Kasprzak Z Olsan. My.
kr6tko Q dobitnis skreslR oel oboho.
du SSo Maja " jesyku angislskim.
o. Parma M. SIpotahska : Mill
Creek, Pa. slio.nis odIpiewaas piel6
,Kwisoiarka".
2. Pan ]. Wisniewski umisjstnie
wykonal solo M kornecie.
8. Urdolniony miody skr.ypsk
Stanisfsw Kurzydlowski . Wilkes
Barre, Pa. PREY akompsnjamsnois ma
fortspianis Prise. p. M. Sspota6sk,
Z uo1ucism odegral pare utwor6w.
W kehou ks. probos.o. pcd.ieko-
wal konOertujscym, publio.uoIoi IA
tax ho.ns ssbranis sic, s.cseg6l.
nile p. prof. Crsrwifskismu IA berin.
terssowne Q = kosstsm nawet pois
ozone do mas pr,ybycis, sapewniajsc,
70 jego udsiaf y k~onosrcie ma dlupo
zostanie " naszsj pamieoi.
Potsm nastspiia rabswa 1 kolaojs
IA maism wynagrodzsniem.
Do komitetu naletsli: K6lka
Mod. Krasickisgo: Josef Massakow.
ski, prszes tsgoa K6}ka, takts grupy
2l8 q. N. P. tow. Postep, K. No
wax, Jan zieminski, Ignaoy Msls.
nowski, FIR. Kurolowioz 1 Ant. No.
NiAej podpisany ~winsrujs ks. prob.
Klejns sIlaohstnsj. przsdsisbior.
ossj miod.ieay, scisle konstytuojs
r~iaozonej W K6lxo Mlod.isay Kra.
wssjemnis ksstafoacsj sic "
historic piesaiaoh nsrodowo. pol
skich. Jet to kwiat parafji Sw. KS.
Kosko Mod. Krasickisgo ME licsy
i~es.c.s dw6cb lat swego istnisnis, q
jsdnak PREY dobrej gospodarOe do
osskaio sic Pieknyoh osnak, iadnej
ssafki stanowiaoej b~ibliotsks 1 stu
pr.ss.io ksis.ek. Swie6 m~lod.ie.y
prsykiadsm, pr.ypominaj msod.iefy
ME nalsaaosj do twsgo grona, ts ma.
aka i praca q zdobi i sbogsoa.
+. s.. n,
Jeden Z obscnych.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-12-28

One of the leading New York mer-
chants recently made a window dis
play of artificial flowers which caused
much pleased feminine comment. At
the same time women wondered how
they were to be used. Certainly not as
hat trimmings Milliners are putting
Dosies on bonnets gingerIy. What
then? The exhibition was made to
give us suggestion for decorating our
winter evening gowns. Lovely laces,
Shlmmering satins. sparkling sequins.
pillows of tulla and chiffon are INSULT
Gent for such full dress toi!ettes as
fashion requires this season. And nat
ural blossoms cannot be depended upon
to keep their life and charm in the
heated atmosphere of a reception or
ballroom. So the best possible imita-
tons of the real flowers are sanctioned
again. to add the soupcon. bouquet.
wreath or garland of desired color.
Velvet is the material frequently used
for blossoms and leaves PERHAPS one
shade or another of purple oftenest is
repeated in the blooms, which appear
in familiar forms OF pansy. violet. hell
ntrope; not so frequently in the .lCrn-
ing glory and petunia. And for nov
cities there are plenty of lavender
purple orchids. trumpet and passion
flowers, besides tulips. After these
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-12-28

the insurance business, and his death
would cost English. German, FrencA
and American companies not less than
& 100000. No other person. said a
big Insurance man, carries % per
ccat of the Insurance, bat COMPARE
lively little Of it is for the Eeneilt OF
his family. perhaps not more than
e200.QG0. 1t is curious fac. con-
tinued the insurance man, that
e400.C00 or 100000 CT insi;;Talce.
perhaps more than that. has been
placed on the life CT tie prince OF
Wales as speculation by persons
who do not know him and have never
had any relations with him whatever,
This would not be possible unie- the
insurance laws Of the United States.
but it is allowed by some of IT, Eng
lish companies. II EEg md az :.l.l
may secure a policy Oh the life CT a
neighbor. provided that he can pc--
slaGe the neighbor to submit % Ii
medical examination. Or find q COM
pany which has recently had him e:s-
amined. Thus. when the prince of
Wales undergccs al examination fo.'
Insurance. lots CT spectators Apply to
the sane company for Insurance on
his life. OR get certified copies of tne
report of tie medical examiner ami
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-12-28
MILLION A DAY.
LARGE GAIN IN IMPORTS FROM
NEW POSSESSIONS.
Total for Ten Months 0e8O,624,871-
Trade Possibilities Awaiting Tropical
Territories Supplying Our Market
Send Little to Them. a

The commercial possibilities which
await the tropical island territories
| which have come into closer relation
ship with the United States during the
past year in supplying a permanent
| and growing market in this country
are suggested by compilation made
by the treasury bureau on statistics of
the importation of tropical and sub
tropical products into the United
States during ten months of the pres
ent year, compared with that of the
corresponding months of the preced-
ing year. This importation amounts
to the surprisingly large sum of $780,
624,S71, during the 300 days in ques-
| ton, or an average of over $1,000,000
for each business day of the year,
showing that for the full year the total
will reach more than 100000, 900. For
the same period in the preceding year
the total was S216,8S8,4 55. The COM
pilation includes raw silk, tea and rice,
and the small proportion of our sugar
lmportations, which is manufactured
from beets; but even if these be omit
| ted. the total which would be clearly
entitled to be classed as tropical prod
ucts would exceed $25O,OOO,OOO annual
ly Sugar, coffee, Indian rubber, fibers
tropical fruits and nuts, cocoa tobac-
co of the finer grades, spices, gums,
indigo, dyewoods and cabinet woods
form the important features of this
large importation, and all of them
articles for which the United States
is absolutely dependent, with the pos
sible exception of sugar, upon other
parts OF the world, and for the present
at least for the large proportion of our
sugar Of our sugar importations in
the ten months just ended, Cuba has
furnished 683,OOO,OOO pounds, other
West Indies 514OOOOOO pounds, the
Hawaiian islands $4,000 900 pounds,
the Philippine islands $4,000, 900
pounds, while the East Indies have in
the present year furnished larger
share OF our sugar importations than
any other single part of the world,
the total number of pounds from the
East Indies alone being for the ten
months ending with October, l,O78,-
907, 54S out of total of 3,767, 756, 981
pounds. Coffee, of which our impor-
tations are growing constantly and
rapidly, amounting to about $50 600, 900
pounds annually, as against an aver
age of about 550,00O,000 pounds in the
earlier years of the decade, is success
fully grown in all of the islands in
question, and, at one time, was very
important crop in Cuba. as we'll as at
present in Porto Rico, Hawaii and the
Philippines. Fiber, of which the i'm
portations in the present year will
amount to s2O,OOo,OOO in value, can
readily be grown in all of the islands.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-12-28

| considered the best looking-she was
quite q young girl-and we were walk
ing side by side. We had Just reached
the place where the horses were pick
eted. when | heard an orlinous rattle
II the bunch of grass. l turned, and
as | did so saw monster rattle
snake coiled up ready to spring at my
com panion. l grabbed her by the
shoulders and gave her shove which
landed her ten feet away in the grass.
She didn't know what struck her;
neither did the RATHER when / fired a
~ cartridge into it. AS soon as the
Indian girl resained her composure
and saw what had done for her she
PITT her arms around my neck, and
actually had to scramble to keep her
from kissing me. In lieu of the kiss
gladly took this string of beads which
she wound around my neck. prize
the beads highly. but I'm going to take
them off, Tor they are always slipping
UP so that everybody can see them"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-12-28
Giovanni SegantinL

Giovanni Segantini, the celebrated
landscape painter, whose death was re-
Gently announced, was engaged on a
panorama of the Alps, colossal
work, for the Paris exhibition, His
early life was singularly romantic. He
was born in 1858 at Arco, in the Tyrol,
on slope of the Alps overlooking
Italy. His mother died when Giovanni
was five years old, and his father hand
ed him over to the charge of sister
at Milan. He ran away when he was
seven years of age and set out on a
long tramp to Paris. One evening he
was found exhausted by fatigue and
hunger, and was taken compassion on
by some farm people, and set out to
look after the pigs. He delighted in
this pastoral life, and like Giotto he
began drawing his humble companions
on pieces Of stone and slate. This was
the beginning Of his career as an artist,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1899-12-28

aluminium powder and the whole
plunged in sand in a wooden box. On
top of the aluminium mixture which
must just emerge from the sand in
the box, is placed small lump of a
mixture OF aluminium powder and an
easily reduced oxide, in which is fixed
the end of short piece of aluminium
ribbon. The reaction is started by
lighting the free end of the magne-
SUM, more sand being Immediately
placed on the top of the mixture, so
that as little heat as possible may be
lost. If at the end of few moments
the contents of the box are emptied
out, the rivet will be found to be quite
redhot and ready to be forged. Work
ing in an analogous manner, the in
ventor claims, steel tubes may be
welded together at the most trifing
cost, and even two bars of soft steel
can be fused together. Indeed the
temperature obtained under these
conditions may, it is asserted, be high
err than that realized in the electric
furnace.