davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04
ROZDZI Al III.

Ksiazka i SWAT. Poznanie rzeczywistosci.
jake ksiazki ma ssmouk brad do reki?
Wartosc wiedzy czysto ksiazkowej. Obser-
wacia. Co spostrzegany | jak sic SWAT cd.
bija W umysle? Panied. Warunki dobrego
pamietania.
Prsedswssystkiem prsyjrsyjmy sic
sprawie ksstaioenia intsligsnoji wiasne.
mi silsmi. Take ssmoksztalosnis ME
polega ma samsj Ii tylko lskturzs. Kat
da ksia4ks, be. wsgledu M to, osy ona
przedmiot sw6j traktujs naukowo osy
bslstrystycsnis, ma "a trsl6 sjawiska
p~rsyrodnicEe lub spoiscsns 1 tres6 jsj
TAXA motns swsss odnalei6 " iwiecis
r.sosywistym. Ot6z, SWAT i lud.is %
to najpierws.s ksisski, kt6ryoh odo.y.
tywanie obiecuje jsk najwieksss korsys.
Of ola samouka. Prsscies ksiaaki osy.
fanny ola togo, aaeby rzscrywistoic lie.
piej poxnsc. Nawst lektura Ola ros.
rywki wtsdy nsjlspiej bswi ! zadawsl.
MIA, kisdy kslsaka przsdstawia nam
obra.y .godns z r.scsywistoacis. Me
dIiw, IL gdy wydajsmy sadly o ksiss.
kach, odnosimy sic do rsscsywistoici 1
powiadamy, as TO lab W ME jest praw.
Dive, jake . rzeczywistoacis nis.god-
ne. l tu wisfnie tkwi bsrdIo waany
mcWsnt krytyki.
= Sfynny botsnik szwedzki (ur. 1907, um.
1857.
%%) sfynny m~atematyk / astronom angiel-
ski Cur. 1912 um. 1920.
(Cisg dalssy nastspi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04

wolnie, nieprsymusssni, posiada wieo
taxa praca warunki powodzsnia.
So r64ns prsypadioloi ayoiows, spra-
wiajaoe. &c c.iowiekowi brakuje ohlsbo.
dsjosj pracy; wtsdy must on sam ma.
lsS6 sobis spos6b do 4yoia 1 supelnie
samodsislnis rospoo.yna dziasalnos6 M
jakiejs nisuprawianej d~otyohosas niwis.
Nsuka, rzsmiosis, prssmysl, handel ma.
j. swoja rutyns; ale samouk przychod.i
tn nisra. se swie4ym umyslsm I sspro.
wadsa posadana zmians, poniswa4 jest
csfowiskiem iniojstywy.
w bistorji znajdujsmy lic.ne pr.y.
kisdy r64nych s~nakomityoh ssmouk6w.
Cesars, Karol Wislki samouctwu "a.
wdsiec.ai prawie oais swojs wyks.tal.
Genie; nisras W nocy wstawal, bral do
reti tsblio.ke I rylso, ably sic cwio.y6
pisaniu, kt6rego sic ME nauosys, be.
dao dsisokism. 2 r6wns ts4 gorliwos.
oia oddawal sic nauoe jesyk6w stare.
Aytnyoh, TAX Il narsszoie 20 iaoinis a.
mias m6wic, jakby ojc.ystym je.ykism,
a Pc grscku ro.umiai.
Lineussa y uwa4ano W szkols "a ME.
uka l n~auozyoiel doradsai ojou .oddanis
syna do rssmiosia; ale samouotwo wv.
prowad.iio tego nieuka ma pierwssorze.
dnego prsyrodnika. LEAK Newton **)
20 kt6rym powied.iano, 4e gdyby
ustawic lud.i podlug ioh gsnjslnoIoi,
to jsgo nals4aaoby postawid ma c.ele,
- sra.u pr.esiadywai " szkole ostat.
nioh fawkaoh. Siawny fi.yk franou,ki
Arago licsyl juA o~.tsrnasois lat q IA.
ledwie umiai osytad; p6zniej roswijal
sie ssybko i s.c.eiliwie. Atoli udsr,a.
jsoego pr.ykladu, lie samouotwo .robic
moae, dostaro.a Mikoiaj Rel Z Magic.
vic.
o CLEO oddal 60 ma nauke do Lwow.,
potsm do Krskowa; ale mfodsisnisc
byf pioohy ! nauka ME s.la mu v gto.
We Oddsny ma dw6r Audr.sja Te.
o~.yhskisgo, ~wojewody sandomisrskisgo,
Poc1al sic sam uozyc pc a~acinis, osytai
dsisia p~olityo.ne l tsologiOzns, a o.sgo
nie1ro.umia', o to .~apytywai .nawo6w.
Byf to gsnjalny samouk, bystry obssr.
wator natury ludskiej, autor .nakomitsj
psacy pod tytulem: ZDierciadso aldo
Sysoot poczciaoego czsosoieka 1 liosnyoh
innych dsiei jes,czs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04
Jak sic uczyc
i jak uczyc innych.
Napisai
Adolt DygasirtsA.
d I.

eek samowychowania. lstota samouctwa
tkwi juz W e~dukacji szkolnej. 0 lie MONA
bye samoukiem? SamodzielnoscY Uczucia
towarzyszace piracy samodzielnej. Kto mo-
re bye samvukiem? Praca ma chleb l praca
mad samowychowaniem. Waznosc samo-
uctwa w zyciu praktycznem. Przykfady ga
mouk6w.
Doskonslic sie 1 roswijac jest to wro.
d.ony popped gasunku ludskisgo; dat
noici tel ME moAna lepisj skutsosnisj
popiera6 jsk " drodss wychowywanis
potomstwa. Ale w~yohowanis lud.i prses
ludsi ma sw6j krss, kt6rsgo ME prss-
kraosa; sskola bowism must odda6 swe.
90 wyohowahoa spoiscsshstwu, potrse.
bujsoemu cora. novel falangi obywa.
tell; ona mote " bardso maiej tylko
oseioi ur.eosywistniia sw6j Ideal Wy.
ohowawcEy, ale nadsszia pora I wykoh.
osa6 60 jua nisma o.asu. Dojr.aioic fl.
.yo.na iatwo Jest sprawd.i6, leo. dol,
rsaloi6 moralna I umyslows niesawsse
I mia idsis " pare. Zwatmy nadto, Il
nawst wtsdy, gdy ws.ystko .~apowisda
powodsenis, TO 1 tax bardso trudno jest
twisrdsi6, e osiowiek mlody, jakkol.
wick wisls obiscuja,y, otrsymal .upef
nile dobre wychowanis. D~oskonalsnis
sic bowiem ludxkie ma to do sisbis, IL
ME ~istnieje tn laden kres dajscy sic
~sasnao.yc : CORY. Przy.najs sic ludziom
gsnjusz, leoz mkt ME .doia powisdsis6,
jak wysoko na jakiem badz polu
wsnieic sic mote genjalnoic ludzka.
Prsyxnaje sic ludziom bohaterutwo W
onotaoh r64nych, lscs Mkt ME dojrsy
s.osytu samopofwiecsnia l ensrgji wolf.
Ws.yscy lud.ie w~ssystkioh narod6w po.
wolsni 50 do wsp6l.awodniot~a " u.
myslowym l moralnym rozwoju be. o.
.naossnia msty, do kt6rej dotr.sc mot.
ma.
Skoro wiec pedsgogowis, to jest lu-
die t%eorstyo.nis 1 praksyoznis u.dol-
nisni ro.poc.ynaja d.ieao wyohowania,
ale 60 w~ykohcsyc ME % W mo4noici,
prseto ma ~wychowahcu ioh oiaty obo-
wiasek, aseby po wyjsoiu re- s.koay pro.
wad.if dalej d.isao wlasnsgo udoskona.
lenia. P~owiadamy - obowiazsk, gdyz
godnosoi ludrkisj mkt ME zdoia pissto.
wa6, jssli W sobis ME most poosuoia to.
60 obowiszku.
Samowyohowsnis l samouotwo tkwia
tax istotnie W cslowisku, 20, wiaIoiwis
m6wisc, samoukami jestesmy 1 wtsdy
takte, kiedy posostajsmy pod kisrun.
klein wyohowawo6w; DO prIeoisa " Wy.
chowafou nikt nigdy ME sdoia wytwo.
r.yc jsdnsgo wyobratsnia, jednego n
osucia, jeasli on sam ME bisrxs tenn
osynnsgo ud.iaiu. Go wieosj, dobry
pedagog, rozumisjscy nature sdukaoji,
dba6 winisn usilnis o to, aAsby jsgo
~wyOhowsnisc jak najwo.esnisj sam sic.
bic wychowywao Iaczsf.
R6fni dzielni ~metowis, sar6wno ma
polu nauki jak sstuki, wznieali sic wy
soko | ~.ssaynell jsdynis dlatsgo, ponis
waz sami ma wissns reke prowsdIilili
dzisio swego udoskonalenis. Cslowisk
sam must myslec, c.u6, driaia6, jeili
m zostac rsstslnym o1iowiekiem; Wy.
reozyc 60 zal W tel praoy mkt nile mo.
Re. Gdyby TO " nsjmnisjsrym stopniu
miaao smisjsoe, wowczas wyohowsnis
chybiaioby rawsss oslu, q prsynsjmnisj
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04

wszschnis wiadomo, zsbijsjs W oslowie.
ku intsrss ola wied.y, prsytepisja q.
ozuoia moralnoSoi; ale wobso samowy-
ohowanis resultaty tsgo rodssju wyda.
j. nam sie by6 niepodobishstwem.
Badzmy jednakHs prsssorni I ME Prise.
oeniajmy wartosoi s%amouotwa; DO po
step cywilisaoji polega przeoieA M tenn,
70 jsdni drugim prsetasujs prsoe swo.
je do dslsssgo wykohosenia.
Mkt ME sao.yns dxisis a6 600, lecx
ohwyts Z prEessaoloi watsk snuje 60
dalsj. Lic.ns tsA nisbe.piso.ehstwa
groaa takismu, ktoby sam, be-. 4adnej
pomocy, wykonywl praOe samowyoho.
wanna. Samouk must ~korsysta6 Z rad
l wskas6wsk innyoh ludsi, must sic tax.
- zwracac do ksia4sk, js4sli ME chloe
traoic napr6ano du4o ozasu 1 popeania6
lio.nyoh b1ed6w. Jakis Robinson ma
~bssludnej vyspis musiaiby daugis wiski
aye, .animby sam ws.ystko odkryi I
wynala.i. Csfowisk ME Jest wstanie
prserobic praoy oaisj ludzkoloi jej
dsisJowym poohod.ie, On mote tylko ma
jakimI punkois praos taxa udoskonalic
do og6lnsgo skarboa dor.uoi6 klsjnot
cnoty Tub ~ied.y.
Atoli prsejmowanis " spusciz ME re
sulsat6w oywilizaoji ubisgisj ME jest
osysto bisrns; albowism warunkiem pc.
stepu jest samodxielnoSc. Owa wlasci.
wos6 ludskisgo umysiu polsga ma tenn,
IL . wiasnego punktu widzenia ooenia.
my nabytki cywili.acji I u.najsmy ROT.
ne prawdy I onoty lub ioh ME u.najs.
my, poniewaz ME odpowiadaja bieAaos-
mu stanowi roswoju. Ssmowyohowanie
ksstalci samodsislnosc. Dopiero Same,
issna praos jednostki pr.ypina skr.ydla
tw6rc.sj ~fanta.ji, dale ro.umowi ener.
gle I wyrabia .aony a d.ielny oharak.
ter. Jakssby re.ultaty takis mogly
ME bye ws.sohstronnis oenne 1 pofada
neP
Nsuki, sstuki 1 moralnos6 " calym
roswoju swoim cd samodsislnolci sale
-, stopish sai owej samodsielnoioi mot.
ma uwasac "a miare wysiik6w snergji
ma polu samowychowania. Dodajmy
tutaj, 70 czlowisk, kt6ry ma jakisjkol-
wiskbadz niwie, samoistnie praoujso,
bss oud.sj pomocy odkryl jakai praw,
de moralna, csy umyslows, doswladoza
uosuoia najozysts.ego s.ozescis. To
s.ozeicie wiainis ssanowi nowy bod.isc,
pomnaaa SHY ! wisdsis ma arene seer.
ssej jeszcse d.ialalnosoi. Powodsenis
" praoy, jsAeli mu nadto towar.ys.y
prsykIask blizoich, oimiela I sacheoa do
nowyoh wysiik6w. Me spoo.nis jua
ten, kto rae uoxuc takioh doSwiadcsyi u,
DO s~tanowia n n~sjwyssss .ap&ate, ia.
ka ma swiscis pozyska6 mo4ns. C.ic.
wick, kt6ry " umyils swoim wypraoo.
wal wislks idse, JUL Ola nisj tylko Ayjs
4ycis nisraE got6w - nia odds6.
S.koia duao nam dale; " niej prsy.
swsja sobis umysa, wisd.s Prise. wieki
gromadsona ! porzsdkowans; ale, sssd
wysssdissy, trseba o wlasnyoh siiaoh
stswis6 MOVIE kroki. Sskofa saledwis
mote dad pojsois o wislkioh obowisr.
kach c,iowieks 1 obywatsls; ale, dopis.
70 s~peiniajsc te obowiszki, motemy "
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04

fsohows prace; praoe, kt6rs nis.awsse
sam sobis wybraa, a jsdnak spsiniac j.
powinien sumiennie. Kosstem obowias.
k6w prsyjetyoh M siebis ME wolno mu
odrabia6 innsj pracy, dajaoej wyAszy
ssopish .adowolsnia. Gdyby to robil,
unismosalnialby swa ludsks nature, "a.
miast j. udoskonala6, 1 straoilby . oc.u
sslaohstny Gel samowyohowania. Me.
jedsn dzwiga ms sobis brsemie sawodu,
a por.ucic 60 ME mote Ola lic.nyoh
wsglsd6w. Prsymusowa, jsdnostsjua
praca nadmiernis wyossrpujs silly; orga.
nism d~opomina sie wtedy wypoosynku
! otrsymac 60 must, a4sby nia podupadl.
Moralns sasady q osestokro6 potrzsby
osobisss ! rodsiuns ~zaprsegaja osiowis
ks do jar.ma trudu, ki6ry on wykony.
va bsx sadowolsnia. Jest to niss.ozei
ole; dzielo samoudoskonalsnia ma IN
bardzo ssczupty sakres dziafania. Ne.
dsa tel ME jest przyJaoi6ika ami wiel.
kich idsi, AMI idsaf6w sslachetnoioi.
.Podstaws bowism 4ycia wyas.sgo jest
niasss 4ycis cia'a l pierws.e ME pr.y
ohod.i wcals do giosu, jsIli TO d,Dgis
aaknis .aspokojsnia swyoh potr.eb. Dru
e ostatec,nolc stanowi zgnusnienis
umyslo We i moralne wfr6d braku praoy
a PREY obfityoh dostatkaoh.
Ten ogolnik jest dosy6 pows.schny
ale sprawiediwosc kate wy.nac, 4s "a.
r6wno " pierwszym rarie jak l " dru.
GIN spotykamy jednostki wyjsskows,
- usElaohstniajaoyoh sic bisdak6w
bogao1y. Bard.isj j~esro.s pooies.aja
Gem jest to mianowieis .jawisko, 4e lu.
dsis bedsoy najensrgiornisjs.ymi pra.
oownikami ma polu praoy sawodowej,
umisja tax madr.e rozpor.adsac o.a
sem, 70, ME .aniedbujac swyoh obo'
wicklow, ks.talca 1 rozwijajs umyst. @
lie wien, liosba zwolsnnik6w Same.
wyks.talosnia r~ekrutuje sic gl6wnie
wir6d lud.i mniej nia frednio .amot'
nyoh: tacy kupuja gi6wnis ksiaski ma
ukowe ! sumisnnis je odcsytuja. Praos
umysaowa posaobowiaskows, stanowia
ca nisjako rozrywke, ma wsrtolc wick
SEA, niz sic pospolioie mniems; ME jest
to bynajmnisj strata ozy sabioie o.asu
jak niskt6r.y m0wia. Samouk, choc6s
nie dokonas Sadnego 0ynalazku, nie na
pisat soartoSciowej ksiqzki, to s tax mie
zawodnie oddziaSaS ma saooje blizsze lul
daIsze otoczenie, q tenn samem przygo
toaoas korzyStny grunt dIa p~osiep6v
przyszsosci. Zlpslnis i~nso.sj sic prssd
stawiaja ognisks rodsinns, W ht6rycl
nauka jest pr.sdmiotsm oxci dziski cd
dsiaiywaniu ojoa, syna lub brsts, q ina
c.ej take. gd.is o ten mowy nigdy
niema. Owe sy~mpatyczns ozywianis
sic otoo.snia uO.uOiami jsdnego csion
k6w rod.iny jest " najwyassym stopnir
wyohowawcEe. Jstsli ia BOWEN panu
js kult wielkioh idea{6w, to on nisspo
str.sssnie pr.euika wszysskie c.ynnos
Of, wsiaka " d.iatwe, ably poznisj wyjs'
posa progi rodzinne W SWAT sssroki
safwiscic, mote jake d~obroczynns
gwiazda.
C,as s.ybkO .biega, jsieli sic 60 dob
re uayws, jsasli pracs, rosrywka | Wy
poc.ynek znajduja plan visioiwy. Tyl
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-08
LIGHTNING KILLS WILD B0ARS
Five Out of Six Imported from the
Black Forest Struck Together
in Pike County.

Five of six wild bears imported from
the Black Forest in Germany at cost
of 500 each were lately Killed by light
ming at Porter's Lake, Pike county, Pa,
They were brought over by Weissbrod
& Hess, of Philadelphia, and were in
tended for breeding purposes, and 1t
was proposed to turn their young loose
in the forest, reports the New York
Sun.
The animals had only just arrived
and were still in their boxes, which
were piled under a tree. When the
storm was at its height bolt descend
ed, striking the tree and running down
it to the animals. One in box on top
Of the others escaped, but those below
were instantly killed. 1t is said theh
places will be supplied by other impor-
tations.
The propagation of wild boars in this
region is not new experiment. Some
wears ago Otto Flock, a wealthy broker
of New York and London, whose sum-
mer home was on the west side of the
Shawangunk mountain, not far from
Port Jervis, turned out several wild
boars in his mountain park. For time
they thrived until at last they broke
through the Enclosure and committed
depredations on the neighboring
farms. The farmers turned out with
dogs and guns, but were never able to
capture any of them. They were hunt
ed day and night. They finally took up
their abode in Sullivan county, where
hunters tried in vain to kill them.
Judge w. q. Crane, of this place, broth
err of the late Stephen Crane, was the
only person who successfully brought
down one of these wild boars. What has
become of the remainder of the ami
mails is mystery, as they have disap-
peared. 1t is believed they all died.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-08
HURRICANE STIKES
NEW ORLEANS.
Destroys Bridge and Many Lives
May Be Lost.

New Orleans, Sept. S.-The
hurricane. in all its fury, struck
this city today, and had 1t not been
for the warnings of the weather
bureau, much DAMAGE would have
resulted. Metaine bridge. west
OF the city, which crossed the new
basin, was entirely destroyed.
Telegraph and telephone wires
were blown down and houses near
the water demolished.
Reports from Grand Island and
other gulf islands along the Lou
isiana coast have suffered greatly.
Houses were unroofed and de-
stroyed, and great damage done
the levees.
Several vessels in the harbor
were blown ashore, and it is
thought that many lives have been
lost. 1t was one of the most de-
structive winds that have visited
the coast in many years.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-08


Hong Kong, Sept. S.-Elaborate
preparations have been made here
for the celebration of the great
Feast. The police have been or
'lered to suppress the dragon pa
rade, but Chinese declare they will
hold it in spite of the authorities
decision. TO prevent any surprise
the troops have been served with
40 rounds of ammunition to man
and confined in the barracks.
They also have 6 Maxim guns in
readiness in case of attack. Should
trouble come many will be killed.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-08
MILES FAvoRs GOOD ROADS.
Commander Of the United States
Army illustrates Their Great
Importance.

If Gen. Nelson A. Miles had his way
the roads of the United States would
be equal to those of any country on
the globe. He tells story of an old
teamster out west who was driving.
over a very rough road in the Rocky
mountains shortly after the Geronimo
campaign. He had the general slOr a
passenger. The wagon was an old
prairie schooner, without springs or
cushions, and the general was vainIy
attempting to fall asleep, says the Chi
cago Chronicle.
"But there was no sleep for me on
that trip" says Gen. Miles, "for tie
old rascal drove over every bowlder
in the road; in fact, he seemed to be
doing it purposely. Finally I became
interested and began to count the
number of rocks over which the wheels
of the wagon passed or which they
struck. Suddenly, to my consterna-
ton, he missed one-a huge bowlder
in the middle of the roadway.
"'Whoa! Hey!' cried. Back upl
Back up!'
"He quietly followed my instruc-
tons, seeming to be not at all surprised
by them. When he had his wagon
in the proper position I said: Now,
drive over that rock, confound you!
It's the only one you've missed
without so much as glance in my
direction, ne replied: Cert, pard.
Never noticed it. Amt got chew
about yer?'
II got out and walked the remaining
eight miles"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-08

Geo. McWilliams and John DeNoss
two musical members of the new town
band were brought before the Mayor
for fighting. Each tried to appease
his honor's thirst for money by singing
to him his little tale of woe-both
claiming that they were scuffling, not
fighting Several witnesses were called
and all but one testified that they were
putting up the real stuff. This one
played on his Tyre of thousand strings
with great skill, but it soon became SO
grating on the Mayors ears that he
had him locked up. The Mayor then
complimented the mandolin player and
bass violinist on the amusement thew
afforded the "new town" audience and
only asked for $40 and cost share of
the gate receipts which he turned over
to the city The boys paid it and now
they nightly sing their new catchy asr:
Oh, Mr.. Mayor you've cooked our goose,
Got all our money, and turned us loose.
We had no reason, not cen good excuse,
Oh, Mr.. Mayor, now Wen be good.
Marshall Quinn returned on last
Tuesday, looking very much improved
from his recent trip.
Allen Hughes, who broke into Mr.
r. P. Ransom's house last Wednesday
night and again Sunday morning be-
fore daylight, was arrestedand brought
before Mayor Yerger Monday morning.
He received asarewaId for his honesty
the small fine of S25 and 80 days break,
ing corn on the farm. A coat, shirt
and several minor things were found in
his possession when arrested.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-08
SLOWLY WASTING AWAY.
Muscles of 'Memphis BILLY" O'DOn-
nell, a PugiIist, Suffering from
Progressive AtrOphy.

William O'Donnell, 50 years old,
Of Memphis, Tenn, better known as
Memphis Billy" O'Donnell, is lying in
Bellevue hospital, New York, from pro-
gressive muscle atrophy, or wasting
Of the muscles. O'Donnell was a clever
pugilist at one time and was believed
to be in line for the feather weight
championship. He says that about two
years ago he noticed his muscles be-
ginning to get lax, and he found him
self unable to make them do the work
they should have done. O'DonneIl
claims entertaining to be the chief
cause of his condition, as he never
smoked or used liquors.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-09-08
Night Of Terror.

lawful anxiety was felt for the widow
of the brave General Burnham of Mach
las, Me-, when the doctors said she
would die from Pneumonia before morn
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After taking, SHE slept all night. Fur
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FRANCE TO WITHDRAW,
JAPAN TO FOLLOW.

St, Petersburg, Sept. st is
believed here in well informed
circles that Frances reported ac-
ceptance of Russia's proposal to
withdraw her troops from China
may lie relied on. Japan's ac-
ceptance is now expected.
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By digging ditch across bend in
the Missouri river South Dakota peo-
pie have taken part of Nebraska. Steal
ing houses has become rather common
in Chicago. says the Chicago Times
Herald. but this, We believe. q the
first time anybody has succetaed IN
stealing state except at au el7
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ANARCHISTS SAY
KINGS MUST DIE.
Sympathizers In All Countries
Laying Plans.
Massacre Of White Settlers.

1Victorla, B. G., Sept. S.The
steamer Warimoo brings news
from New South Wales, of the
white settlers by native savages,
In the most ffendish and horrible
manner, spreading terror through
the island.
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Washington, Sept. S.-A crazy
woman appeared at the White
House today and demanded to see
the President, bnt was permepto-
rily refused admittance.
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THIRTEEN DEAD
MISSIONARIES.

Washington, Sept. S,-Consul
Goodnow cables from Shanghai,
the 7th, that thirteen missionaries
had died July the 31st at Funchu
and Tai Ku.
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Sportsman Hanson Dead

New Bedford, Mass, Sept. s.
William Hanson, who sailed the
sailed the cup defender, Vigilant,
agains THE Valkyrie, died today.
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Mr. Joe Shall has accepted pos .,
with the Atkins & Jordan Furni IRE
Company. Joe is popular, competent,
hustling fellow and will no doubt make
his.employees a good man.
Nelms.& Blum have moved into their
new store.
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Mr.. L. B. Pepperman, formerly with
The Leader, left Friday morning for
Chicago, where he will reside.
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that immunity from disater NAV not
last for ever.
Tightening, Tornado, or Fire may
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ision for such contingencies. Secure
INSURANCE
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be forthcoming.
Risks written on all classes of pro-
perty, covering lose through Fire Wind
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Phone 26e.
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Subscribe for the September
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Teachers Examinations.

Teachers Examinations.
The Fall examinationswill be held as follows;
white teachers sept 21st and 22nd. and Oct,
18th and GOTH at the Court house.
Colored teachers, Sept. 18th and 2Sth and Oct,
26th and 9th in school no. 2,
E. L. Grady Supt Of Ed.
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Evening journal., 1900-07-30
SheIIpot Park

At Shellpot Park this week another
big show is offered. Clark and Candy
return with an entire new company.
This team, it Will be remembered. play
ed here a few weeks ago and scored
a hit After their engagement here
this week they go to one OF Manager
DOckstader's resorts at Atlantic CITY
for an indefinite period. Francis
Bryan. Irish orator, a great entertain
er; Cliff Farrell. a musical comedian:
Williams and Hood, singing duo:
Lottie Fremont and Gllmour and La
tour make up the excellent bill. This
year Shellpot Park is enjoying a
most prosperous season. AT times 1t Is
impossible to get a seat. which goes
to show that vaudeville properly given
is what Wlmingtonians want The
effort made this season by the VII
mington City Railway Company TO
handle the vast crowds reflects credit
on all concerned. No expense has been
SHARED to make the pretty park the
ideal pleasure resort in this section OF
the country.