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to the English travellers.

to the English travellers.
William Smith, who had never before
set foot on any land beside his own,
was filled with wonder, not unmixed
with contempt, at all he saw.
This is rum place, amt it," he
murmured, as they passed up the steep
street which leads to the principal
hotels. Not much room to turn about.
And what rum things the people wear.
Some of them don't look half,dressed.
wonder if it is possible to get A civ
ilized drink in this place? I don't want
any more OF that beastly stuff we hs0
at Asti"
There did not appear at first sight TO
be much chance of obtaining the brews
of Burton in Corfu, but they presently
came upon chemists shop almost
worthy of an English country town.
They went in to ask if the proprietor
could prepare some light and whole
some beverage.
While he was mixing the draughts
the chemist perceived in the caps OF
Vaughan and Smith, a small blue and
white military mission. He asked them
what it signified, and no sooner did
| he learn that his customers were Eng
light volunteers on the way to fight for
Greece than he bluntly refused to ae-
cept payment for the drink which he
was compromising for them.
This was the first glimpse they had
of that patriotic sentiment which had
been called forth in the Greek people
by the crisis through which their coun-
try was passing. How many English
tradesmen would have refused to take
money for their goods from foreigner
who had come over to English under
similar circumSances?
IN the conversation which followed
with the chemist he proved to be most
intelligent man, and they learnt some
thing of the state of public feeling.
Corfu, although a remote outlying por-
ton of the Greek territory. was as en-
thusiastic as any part of King Georges
dominions Already 1t appeared that
many attachments had left the island
to join the army on the frontier Of
Greece How many One thousand.
ITO thousand. nve thousand n fact.
each man estimated tie numbers ~
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HeIpfuI Informattnn.

In some parts OF Berlin there are special
public houses for women
human body, when crematod. leaves a
residum Of about eight ounces
Seven out of every ten newspapers IN
the world are now printed in English.
in certain Partisan restaurants a quar-
ter is charged for the use OF the table,
cloth.
Among stevedores cotton IL regarded az
the hardest to stow, and railway iron the
easiest.
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and particularly how to strike attitude illustrates the difference
incredible authority China but
and frequently # within the Imperial City at Pekin
The guard chiefly
made tipped with horn with
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~ volunteer for service Win the creek
CHAPTER v.
The Search for Glory.
The Greek came forward with a
Inland. effusive smile, and held out his
hand.
Let me express my delight, Mr..
Vaughan. at the noble step you are TAX
Ing on behalf OF my country" he ex-
slalmed, with effusion.
Vaughan took the offered hand cold
" III his.
You have nothing to thank me for"
{ he said, quietly. i believe the cause
x OF Greece is just one; but | claim no
credit whatever for going out. / hap
pen to haye leisure and means, and l
see nothing more heroic in doing this
than going out shooting lions in So
maitland, or tiger hun-.ng in the Dec
Z can"
"Ah, yes" responded the other, with
smile, which showed off his teeth;
yes, this Is a man-hunt, is 1t not?
The only difference In this case is that
the hunted is armed as well as the
! hunter
Vaughan turned away, willing to
kshake off the entertainment. Much to
Ms relief, he found this role was filled
h better than he could have filled it
" M. Septimus Calcraft.
The coast of "Hellas for the Hell
ks' was coupled with that gentle
name and, although his oratory
low appeared less impressive now
that he was deprived of the advantages
of the Jewish gaberdine, his flow of ell
OQuence molly responded to the call
made upon it. He conveyed the I'M
preston that he was the friend and
patron of the Greek nation; Vaughan
himself and the other volunteers ap
peared as mere minions of the great
Calcraft, who had, as it were, sum
moned them into being. for his own
high purposes, and despatched them
in the exercise of controlling author
ity of his own.
When the banquet was over, he drew
Vaughan aside with a most impressive
air, and presented him with a document
oh, in
which Vaughan found himself invest
ed with the high rank of Colonel of the
British League of Volunteers, while the
government of Greece. and all others
whom it might concern, were called
upon to recognize his authority and
defer to the commission thus bestowed
upon him. This stately document bore
the signature of Septimus Calcraft, who
purported to sign it on behalf of the
committee; but. as the committee ap-
peared at present to have scarcely
more existence than the brigade itself,
Vaughan was driven to the conclusion
that he was indebted for his lifty rank
to the sole benevolence OF Mr.. Calcraft
himself He thrust the document into
his pocket in confusion. He had al
ready responded to the toast of his
health in few quiet words, which left
the meeting comparatively unmoved
after the fiery eloQuence of Mr.. Cal
craft
William Smith was also called upon
to say a few words, and, as the youth
had been feasting not wisely but too
well, it was with a certain inward ire
pidation that Vaughan prepared to lis
ten to him.
But Mr.. Smith acquitted himself very
creditably.
Il think it is shame" he observed,
in the course of his remarks, that this
war should be allowed l am going
out as volunteer, but l hope there will
be no war. | think the Powers ought
to be ashamed of themselves. They
have no business out there: my SYM
pathy is entirely with the Greeks,
though the Turks are fine soldiers. In
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SO far of the the natives
toned
a Il even W
probable
learn to love him. There neradcabe dislike
foreign
o
ill
lords
them
which
plainly
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SYNOPSIS Of Preceding Chapters: Err
+ fydeard ouarreis with her because she
6IllI not marry at once. He suspects that
4 me has formed an attachment with a
certain Theodore Kalarakis, young
Creek. who Is about TO leave London To
dGff In the Turoo-Greek war. Vaughan,
after breaking his engagement. determines
Z to volunteer for service with the Greek
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vas only nine that The loyal and loving subjects
line girl and daughter the Duke q e More
all until his
ayed the following heir
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IE ORDEAL OF FIRE.
BY ALLEN UPWARD,

Secets Of the Courts of Europe The Yellow Hand
Accused Princess" aThe Prince Of Balkistan, &c
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Complexion Diet.

Complexion Diet.
diet of milk and eggs is now recom-
mended for those who wish TO obtain
soft and white skin.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-01

Jan I Kolns byi m~arynar.sm mai.
prs6d " sauAbis q gdafsscsan, p6zaisj
a duho.yk6w I jake komendant ioh
okret6w prsybyt do Labrsdoru roku
1476, q wieo ma lat 16 pr.ed Kolum.
BEN. Wisdsisli o tenn ucseui ju4 pr.sd
wiekami. Pisss bowism o jamie Z Kol.
M Miobsf Gomara dsiels. wydausm
VIZ. 1868 " Saragosis pit. "Hissoria de
las 1odias". sowiao 60 Joan Skolno.
Cornelius Wyt6st wspomina o MIN " r.
1899 W dsiels SVEN DESCRIPTIONS pto.
lemaicsae augmentum", aJerxy Horn
" r. 1871.
Bahama Lslswsla (kr6tka h~istorjs
gsografji, 1S14) .wr6cily uwsgs Hum.
boldta, kt6ry tet wspomniai o JAMIE z
Kolna " d.isls, ,~wydsnsm " Paryau v
r. 1887.
q plsars6w polskioh o jamie ! Kolna.
jake odkrywoy Amsryki, wspominali:
Mscisjowski (.Pifmisnnictwo polskis",
:. IL, str. 1851, Sowihski, Z~uichowska
@Wykiad nauk'), Csarkowski (,Kr6t.
HI wyksad geografi pows.sohnej") An.
toni Olss.o.yhski nWspomnienia o 20.
lakacn') I J6zef Sapihski.
Sfussnis. p. Js.isrski sacheoa do 20.
s'ukiwah W arcbiwach giahskioh, nor.
weskioh duhskioh, ably dowisd.ie6 sic
bli4ssych s.czsg6l6w o jamie : Kolna 1
ro.lsgsoSci jsgo odkryc, oraz o nas.
wach, kt6re I'm nadawal; wlsmy DO.
WIEN dotad bsrdzo malo, a wsrtoby
wisdsis6 w'e"ej o Pola' - o1kry-oy
Aueryk'.
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Jan z N0lna-

Caiy SWAT cywilizowany m6wi, TO
Amsryks odkry} KrrysIsof Kolumb W
Z. 1892. Tymozsssm ucreni bsdacss
dswno jut odssukali roImaite dokumsn.
~, stwisrdsajses, te prsed Kolumbsm
byli wAmerycs inni small ssglarss en-.
ropejscy.
Do tych fmiaik6w ionyoh nsrodowol.
cl dosscryc nals4y tskie ! rodaka ma.
srsgo, Jana I Kolns ma.owisokisgo.
Imis jego prsypomnias obsonis p. W.
JssIerski We pWsrscblwieois", oytujso
ws'y'skis dOkpmen'y, sPrawy jsgo do.
tyosscs.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-01
DO LAT MINION YCH.

Dzieciece chwile, lata wy bfogie,
Bo zycie ludzkie zmieniacie w raj,
Przyjdzc.e, odpedzcie widma zfowrogie,
Powr6ccie nazad mi zycia mai.
Vase mi cienie stoja na mysli,
Vase w5pomnienia W mem sercu tkwia,
Wasz cudny obraz sic W sercu kresli,
Zalewa oko teskliwa TIA.
A kiedy wfaca do mel pamieci
Epoka zfotych narzeh i snow,
SERGE sic Seismic, TIA sic zskreci
l w~ziycham ciezko do chwil tych zn6w.
Zycie dzieciece bez trosk i znoju
Zawsze j wszedzie czfek wspomniec rad,
Dzieciece chwile szczescia, spokoju,
Czemuz, ach czemuz, wasz promyk
zbladf!
Pc doswiadczeDiach czfek msdry zawsze
l jam doswiadczyi smutk6w l fez,
Zycie sic teraz przedstawia fzawsze,
Kiedyz pofoze tym smutkom kres?
Dzieciece chwile, dzieciece lata
Powroccie nazad znow ma ten SWAT,
Mech duch wasz wiotsi Madonna VIA
ia,
Mech zhow zakwitoie wasz buiny kwiat
Moze powIoca s}odkie marzenia,
Stopnieja W sercu gorycz 1 Ivy,
Ziszcza sic owe senne widzenia. go.
Dzieciece Oh vile wracajcie mi!
Roman Adamski.
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Przyjemne wspOmnienie.


kCfo piec lat temu, kupifem cd Pana pierw-
sza butelke Gomozo", pisze pan Piotr Ur-
basz, z Adams, Mich. "Nasze stosunkt in
teresowe byfy cd tego czasu jak n~ajprzy-
jemn'ejsze, a Pahskie lekarstwa byfy PREY
czyna posvszechnego zadowolenia. Wiecej
Diz W jednym ~wypadku, wypr6bowalismy
ich skutecznosc w naszej rodzinie z jak mai
lepszym reznltatem. PAM Urbaszowa cier-
plata ma chroniczne zatward zenie zofadka
przez try lata. Zuzyfa ona pudfa pigufek,
lecz to pomagafy jei tylko cbwllowo. Ku-
rasya przez uzycie Gomozo, postawlfa ia zu-
pefnie ma nogi. Inny wypadek byf u sasiad.
XII. Cierpiafa ona na sfabosc kobieca, 1 ami
sto piecdziesiat dolar6w ME byfoby wystar-
czyfo na koszta doktorskie. Wyleczy a sic
wydawszy ledwo kilka dJlar6w. Pahskie
lekarstwa sa >bardzo lubiane naszej oko-
Icy.
Ora Piotra Gomozo ME jest sprzed 4wane
przez aptekarzy. Dostac go MONA tylko cd
lokalnych agent6w albo wprcst cd wiasci-
ciela, DIR. Piotra Fahrney, 112 TIA S. Hoy
ne Ave Chicago, Ill.
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Pan starosta i djabe1
BOruta.
Legends pr.sz misssosanina ieoIyokis.
60 opowisdsisnia.
(CiSg dalssy.)

pr6Ano, goniso resultant misnia, stsraf
sic .sgius.y6 o.arns sws mysll I lilo.
nych spras.ai goih. Ws.ysoy wid.ieli
troske "a jsgo obliOsu. wssoioic tylko
udana, wymussona. Usta wykrzywiaiy
sic do k~lamanego ulmieohu, kurozao
sic jakby do piac.u. A As ten uimisoh
udawany pocbodsii z faissywsgo wsty-
du, . ~utajouych myili, wisO byl " MIN
jakls wyra. s.atafski.
Przywied.iouy do ro.paoEy, pswnsgo
jeslsnusgo porauku stsrosta, wbrsw
swsmu zwyc.ajowi, be. %lio.nsj druayny
1 str.elc6w, sam wyszedi ma polowan's.
W.ist . soba sylko jsdnego towarsysss,
wy4ia ulubionsgo. Wierny pies sua6
odO.uwat smutsk swego pana, DO s.sdi
prey MIN, opusoiwssy glove.
Gdsie terra. jest por.sdns, wysoko
usypana grobla "a miasssm, na drod.e
do Ktodswy, tam ME tax dswno byly
tr.es,wiska I bagoa trscins p~orosfs. Ma
tyoh to tr.esawiskaoh polujso. tr.eba
byio odwaanis 1 Z wielks zrec.nos lie I
kepy ma keps p~r.sskakiwac. Liorns
bywaay wypadki, to nieostroauy mysli-
wis., lie skok wymisrzywsry, utonat "
bagnis. Gdy sic .dsrryio, to ktof .
mysliwyCh ME powr6oR, m6wiono. 70
60 djsbei Boruta obiskai 1 porwai do
piekia. Wypadki to jsdoak ME odstre,
c.aiy okoli'.usj mlod.issy, DO prsysna6
tr1eba, ae many we krwi .amilo wanle
do nisbs.pisc.nyoh zsbswsk. Nisje
den g~oupodarz, wraosjsc " s~p6zoions
pore Z ksc.yoy wygsodniassmi pc dla.
glenn cEekaniu ma rynku szkapami, oais
moo %przssiedziai " bfoois, pswny, 70 60
Boruta .atr.ymai. Je4sli miai ookol
wick p~rsytomnosoi, odmawiai paoierss;
jefeli ME, to 'ylko pr.espai sic W
bryce, at ro.sdniaio.
Ma te to t~rIesawiska possedl starosts,
.arzuolwssy str.slbe ma ramie. Nis
dbas o to. oiy 90 zastr.eli, DO inne myl
II ~kisrowaiy jego krokami. Siyssss o
.jawiaiaoym sic ma tyoh bagnacb BOru.
ole. N~ieIupsioie wierzyi powissoi lu.
du, ale ME ohoiaf sic wyr.so ostatniej,
choc ~watpliwsj nadzisi, as a nut . pick.
Ia pomoc mu pr.yjdzie.
- Spr6buje m6wii do siebis -
jstslI mi sic djabst pokate. must mi dad
pisniedIy, jak maj "ieosj pieniedIyl
w tych myflaoh .~atopiouy, s.edi 90
ra. dalej 1 gisbiej W gssswins trsoiny 1
sitowia. Me swatat n ia swojs kre XII,
ME myilsi, gdzie ~postawi6 mcgee, ME
.astsnsw vial sic mad ebs.pisorshstwsm
Rseklbyi, ts jskaf 'ajmna siia udsisla
Ia ma swOjsj opiski. Sam ME spo.
str.sgl, iak rasrsdi daleko. Byi W ME.
zuanem misjscu.. Nigdsis polamsuej
trIciny, ami sladu ludzkisj ssopy. Gta
cha cisss ! samotnoso panowaiy dokois.
Me oglsdsi sic pan stsrosts, szsdi
dslej, al W kohou Imeosony odpoors6
p%ostsnowii. Wtsncsas dop'ero Iaorai
sic rorglsdsc. Znslsrt obsrerns kspe
mad biota wystajaca do nisj wieo pods.
tyi. Tam usiadi, dobyi Z torby flssse
1 trunkiem odwiltys wyschie prIer diu.
gle chodzenis usta. Podsislii sic myf
liwskiem sniadsniem = ~wisrnym, u n6g
lstscym wytiem ! sacIst myclsc o swo.
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CPss oauSo mOcuo' AZ naresxcto On.
dsi 60 warcssnis, . potsm smutne, prss-
oisgss wycis wisrnsgo wy4is, Pre-
tarfssy ocsy, wid.i ns nisbis obloki "a.
rumisnione ostatniemi promisniami
ssohos, htors ju. .asrso. Oglsds sie
dokofa, ohcsc ~ro.pozna6, 90 daio wyalo.
wi pow6d do ssosekania I takisgo ME.
pokoju, - MO jsdnsk ME dostrsega.
- Tam do lichai - sawolsl - slof.
O. ~sas.io, jua mrok; jak sie tn dosta6 z
powrotem pres ts trsesawisks, kt6rs 1
pfsy Iwistle d,isnuem prssbywa6 ME
b~s.piec.nier A nooowa6 tn pr.sois tes
nispodobnsi
Wtsm pies .awyi gor.ej. starosta
sadriaf /. prssra4snia. Oglada sic "
strone. " ktora wyAsa obr6oony. Coi
tam jskby widsi, ale 70 mrok cora.
gssts1y, oiemniejs,y, wieo ME dowisr..
sobie, osy n~aprawds tam ktos wyched ,i
: nsjgests.sj kepy sitowia.
Kto tamil kr.yknas, porywsjso
strselbe.
To ia iagodnym odpowied.isl
gfousm tax n~iespodEianis pr.ybyly to.
warsysE ma tenn pustkowiu. - Wien, ze
IN sam %jestss, panic starosto, wiec prey.
s.edlsm 81 nissc pomoo bard.o potr.sb.
NJ W tel ohwili.
Kto jsstesP - pyts starosta.
Brat sslaohcio - odpowiada tam.
ten z niskim ukfonem. Nisdobrxe q
tel porse byt samsmu " Tenn mis;scu,
DO I wyjsc .tad trudno, moaoa .apai6
sic utonac W bioois bss iladu, ispot.
kauie sic . Boruta bard.o latws. Mu.
siaief pan slys.ec, 70 on panujs tn ma
tych trzesawiskaoh.
Pies snowu zawyi okropnis.
Prselakf sic starosta. Zdawalo mu
sic, to oo.y m6wisoego lwieoa sic W
cismnosoi jak diva robao.ki swietojah.
skis, a .apaoh siarki Z .apaohem trupim
rossssdl sic dokoia.
Pies cos wistr.ya " powietr.u 1 .n6w
saWya PEseEaZilWIc'
- Mako Niebisskal - saweial sta.
rosta.
Ma wyra. Mako" skryi sic pr.yoho.
d.sh, ale Pc oh will now sic uka.ai 1
" to ode.wai sic slowa:
- Panic starosto! wien, Z kim mann
sprawe ! dlatego odrazu prsystepuje do
r,eozy: Jestem Boruts, prsychod.e ma
twojs uslugi. Wid.iss, re nam po
stac kontussowego srlachoioa. Ludxis
prawia. 70 j. nosze str6j kusy, oboisly,
jsk gdyby mi ME wolno byfo ustroie sic
tax, jak mi sic spodobs. w ten stroll
sslachscki ubraism sic .rsssta pre-.
wsglsd ma to, ably Gle, stArosso, ME
prIsstrassyc. Pragns}sm, tsbyi We
mnis widsiai brata, DO mann nadsisje,
to sic pobrstamy.
Jimmy pot wyssspii as osoio starosty.
Jssrcse wiekssy strach jskal tesknosa
60 ogsrnefs.
Ale Boruta owionst 60 swoim odis
chem. Starosts, choc ME wsselssy,
crui sic jut jsdpak s~ilnisjs gym 1 odwsz.
nisjssym. Sniaio spojr1at ossriowi W
cosy ! rIeors:
- Jakimts sposobsm noasmy Sc po
bratacP
R,.J.o lk---I D.-I -
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Djsbss wisdsias, 90 starosta myili I
rosefmiaa Gle " sobis potsjsmnis:
P~oosekajl.... ~ mule ohcsss oh.
pic? A no, spr6b6jl....
- No, starosto xsgadnal po cbwi.
II Boruta o ossm TAX dlugo myIlissP
Niema csasu do trsoenia. Wien. 4ei
sadfu4yf ojco wisne. Wstyd Of, 4e nile
notes. ayc tax s'umnis jak pr.sdtsm.
Dobrss rob'sr, 70 sic wstydsiss, DO Ola
takisgo pans, jak ~, nisma MO gors.s.
60 mad utrate majstku 1 upadsk. Spra.
wisdliwis nisdavno podosas uosty, kis.
dy rosmawiali o tobis prsyjscisls, wy.
r.skfsi, Ae musiss mie6 pisnisd.s, oho6.
bye sic miai .aprreda6 djablu. Me
dziwuj sie, 4e WIEN o tenn, DO prseoie
sami m6wicie, to uo.ta dlatego na.y
wa sie bissiada, as ma nisj bies siada
1stotnis styssaaem, jakei to pomyila
dlatsgo Gle to spro wadsilsm, a4sby .da.
la cd lud.i, " granicaOh mojsj sisd.iby
pom6wi6 Z toba. Oh, Wy lud.isl jake
smiessni jestssois Z wasss dunno, gors.a
cd naszsj dumy o.arso wskiejl Marry.
ole ! gadaois o swojsj wolf, a nile wieo,e,
ss was.a VIOLA ktot innY kisruie. Chal
ohai.... Djabsi Boruta wprowad.R
staroste ns bfota. a starosta myili, 70
Jam . ~wiasnsj wolf tn pr~.ys.edil
- kono Mo --k-t..
nile nam wfasnej wolil- rsskl pan sta.
rosta - ia sam choiaism Aada6 twojej
pomooy 1 dlatsgo tn pr.ys.sdsem.
zfapaisS sis, prozoy osaowisozsl-
PomySlaf Boruta sam p~rzyznajesE, ae
ssukasef djabaa, byle tylko ME pr.y.
.na6 sic do tsgo, 70 ME mas. swojej
wolf l jsstel csyims niswolnikieml
Pomsgaj vice, o.arols - od.ywa
sic snowu starosta.
Dobrzs, pomoge, ale jak mnis
wynagrodsissP Bo trssba Of wisdsie6,
4s djabli nauc.yli sic cd lud.i MIC dar.
mo ME robi6. Dass mi dusze "a .lotoP
- Dussy nile daml
- No, kiedy tax, to badz .dr6wl
Odchodse.
Zlituj sie, panic Boruto, nadema al
- zawoial starosta pokornis - ME O.
pus1csaj mule. potr.sbuje pisnisdsy.
Kiedy ME chosss dad mi dus.y, TO
ossmts "a pomoo oplaoisIP
= WsEystkism, osego .sohoss., byls
nile dussa.
Siuchaj wiec! Me bede cd ole.
bic wisle wymsga'; spr.sdaj mi swoje
sumienie, alb, cato twojsj schor.alsj
mstki. Jszsli mi das. sumisn's, to
prses cafy ciag twojego Ayoia bede .
MEM robi', 90 mi sic podoba: bede two.
js sumisnle s.arpai, dreosys, albo snow
bsds je .agius.ai ma csss jakii. wsdiug
mojsgo widzenia. Sumienis twoje be.
die ma mole ro.ka.y, jak wierny ME.
wolnik. Csasem ma wieksse twojs q.
drsc1snle skruoha js opsnujs, osssem
tai, . osasem s%.alona, pijans radoic -
nsjc'eicisj zaf ZOE pacs. -Wole Of terra.
wssystko CORY powisdsiet, abyi 20.
tam asiujac, ME m6wil, q, ole os.uka.
Ram. 4ss .grssszyf nisfwiadomoicis.
(Dalszy ciag nastapi.)
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-01-04
PAVING CASE.
Second Street Petitioners for
Asphalt May Have to Pay.
DECISION IN THE CASE
Judge Eichclberger Says That iii a law
sciion J. II. Hackworth ct al
Would Have to Pay Their
Share for Paving.
From Fridays Daily.l

From Fridays Daily.l !
The second branch of the paving
eases has been decided by Judge Eich-
selberger, in an opinion handed down
yesterday. The plaintiffs in this case
spetitioned the council to have the paw
ing done with. asphalt instead OF brick,
and on the old roadbed or grade. The
Hamilton case, which was decided a
few days ago, differs from this only
that they did not petition. The court
sustains the demurrer and says, in eff
feet that if this were a law action
brought by the company, the property
owners might be required to pay what
it is worth to the street. The follow
ing is the opinion, in which j. L.
Hackworth ct al, plaintiffs against
the-city and the asphalt company ct al.
are concerned:
"The plant iffs in this case are the
same as in the case of Hamilton eft al.
vs.. City of Ottumwa ct -, in which
i sustained demurrer to the ans
wer; except that it is further alleged
! In this case, that after. the council had
prepared resolution for. paving West
Second street with brick, the plaintiffs
in this case presented to the city coun-
ell petition praying shat said street
be paved with asphalt instead OF
brick, and that by reason thereof the
proposed resolution was amended SO
{ as to provide for paving with asphalt
instead of brick, and that such street
was 50 paved with asphalt as petitioned
by the plaintiffs, and by virtue of said
petition. The defendants plead that
such plaintiffs, so petitioning, are es.
topped to deny the validity of the
tax assessed to pay for such paving,
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-01-04

make thorough test of them. He
never received the shells, consequently
the only experiment he has made was
on the few shells that he carried home
in his pockets.
The pearl button industry has been
explained to considerable length in
previous issues of the Courier, and a
reiteration of the importance OF it is
not necessary. Suffice it to say that if
shells abound sufficiently in the Des
Moines river TO warrant the establish
ment of a button factory in Ottumwa,
it is certainly an opportunity that
should not be permitted to go by I'M
needed. Mr.. Butcher will be in the
city a few days and will gladly give
any information on the subject. He
will locate here if the proper induce
ments are offered. He has previously
suggested the organization of stock
company, in which he offers to take
stock. Among other inducements
which Mr.. Butcher has set forth as
obtainable in securing pearl button
factory for Ottumwa, is that it will
bring other similar institutions here,
and make this a button manufacturing
center.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-01-04
Pearl Button Man From Muscatine
Again Visits Ottumwa.
is LOOKING OVER THE GROUND
Tests He Made on Des NIoines River
Shells satiafactory-Thinks Prose
poets Good for Button I'M
dustry Here.
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Ambrose Butcher, Of Muscatine, pro-
prietor of a pearl button factory at
that place, is in the city on business
today. Mr.. Butcher, it will be remem-
bered, was in Ottumwa some time ago
investigating the ACCESSIBILITY of start
ing button factory in this city. He
secured a few samples of the shells SO
abundant in the Des Moines river, and
took them to Muscatine. He says they
produce good button, and he is con-
fdent that Ottumwa has great pros
poets in store for her if she will only
take advantage of the opportunity. MI
Butcher while here on his former visit
made arrangements with man to
send him a quantity of Des Moines
iver mussels, in order that he might