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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26
THE STRIKE OFF.

Shortly before 9 O'Clock last night at
Hszleton, Pa. statement declaring
the great coal strike of, except at the
collieries where the advance in wages
notices have not been posted, was given
out. President Mitchell had nothing
to add 10 the statement otler than to
say 1t would not be necessary for these
companies where the strike was con.
tinued to actually post the notices. 1t
would suffice for them to notify their
employees that they would pay the same
scale of wages and make the same con-
cessions as the other companies.
The strikers will return to work Mon
day at the places where the tie.up is
ended,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26
VIRGINIA NEWS.
The Norfolk and Western road has
ordered 400 additional coal cars.

The Norfolk and Western road has
ordered 400 additional coal cars.
John Shelton Williams, OF Richmond,
president OF the Seabosrd Air Line Rail
road. has written letter stating that
he will support Mckinley. C)
Captain J. s. Wise, now of New
York, causes row wherever he at
tempts to speak in Virginia, and the
meeting he addressed in Norfolk last
night was no exception to the rule.
Judge Archer A. Phlegar qualified
as Judge OF the Court OF Appeals to sue
coed the late Judge Rieley. He took
oath before Judge Blair at Salem.
Judge Phlegar will not go on the bench
until the November term Ia Richmond.
Mr.. X. II. Stephens, residing near
Oldham, Westmorelaud county, Was
committed to Jail at Montross Wednes-
day night on the charge of shooting
with intent TO kill Mr.. Austin Clark,
whom he charges with paying too much
attention to his wife.
Mr.. r. A. Wickershsm, an extensive
fruit grower, has bought the Jacobs
farm, 10 Frederick county, for Sll 300
olsh. The larm is in high state OF
cultivation, contains l6S acres and hos
always been considered one of the finest
farms iu the Valley of Virgins.
The State Board of Pharmacy, in
session in Richmond. yesterday al
nounced that bat / OF the 26 candidates
Tor registered pharmacy passed. The
announcement caused great surprise.
There were thirteen applicants for GER
tifcates as assistants, and but seven
passed.
Cornelius HAYES, known as "Cor-
poral" to his lost OF friends, died OF his
home near White Post, Monday. He
was about seventy-6ve years old, and
leaves widow. During the civil wa
be served as corporal of Nelson's Rifles
Company @. Second Virginia Infantry,
"Stonewsll" Brigade.
Miss Bessie Winston Lee and Mr..
Charles Patterson Cardwell were mar
ried yesterday at St. Paul's Episcopal
Church, Hanover Courthouse, in the
presence of large and distinguished
company. Rev. 8. l.. Hepburn, rector
of the church, officiated. The bride is a
daughter of Major John Mason Lee, oil
Stafford county, and niece OF Gen.
Fitzhugh Lee. The groom is promi-
Dent young lawyer and son OF Judge
K. h. Card well. ofthe Court Of Appeals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

tor. The bride is daughter Of tbs,.
RI. Diipee' 6sid OF thisicity and a ., .a.e
Granddaughter OF the late Rsna es''
Jchtson, of Maryland. The weSS; uy
was simple home affair, attended, o.l
by immediate relatives OF the con,s o'y
ing parties. The front drsgino ro"1
OF the family residence was the scs ,vO u
the ceremonies. 1t was prettjlv d.. VI
rated with palms and fowers J poo
Father Mackin, of st. Psul,s Catb" 1t.
Church, was the officiating clerCvuau.c
The bride entered the room win ~.
brother. Mr.. Reverdy Johnson Daina"cs'
field, who gave her hand in msrrisoa
She was attended by her sister NJ NJ
Eliza Ridgeley Daingerfeld who WIS u,,ss
gown OF light blue fulard. trim TU.s
with renaissance lace, and carried !, 'iei
OF the valley. The brides gown Vss '
simple ore Of crepe de chine 49,
withouta veil, and her fowers 49,
Brides roses. Mr.. and Mrs. CbsrIa0
Carter, of Baltimore, the latter s,.'e es
OF the bride, were among those nrssen,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Dillingham; lef, ~,
the South on their wedding tour. Tbsr
will make their home in New Orlesns
where the bridegroom is stationed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

Two thousand more Americans are
to be sent to the Philippines, to supply
the places of dead and invaded pri-
Yates in the army there, just as soon rs
arrangements can be made for Their
transportation. But what is the loss
OF any number of American lives CON-
pared to the success of the Philippine
Lumber Company and other American
syndicstes operating there, who expect
to profit greatly by the forcible reten-
ton of those islands, when large share
OF that profit goes into republican cam
paign funds?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

SECRETARY LONG in Maryland last
Monday and Secretary Root 10 Ohio
last Wednesday made speeches in
which they expatiated upon and extoll-
cd the "benefcent" work Mr.. McKin-
ley has effected during the term of bis
Presidency. That work has been to al
most double the public debt, TO it,
volve the country in two wars at an
immense cost of American life, TO enter
into entsDgliOg foreign alliances, and
to foster trusts and curtail employ.
ment. II that be not bene6cent work,
what is it
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26
Rosebery Offered the Leadership.

Glasgow, Oct. 26.-It is said that
Lord Rosebery has been offered the
leadership Of the Liberals in the
new Parliament, Sir Harry Gimp
bell-Bannerman, the present Domi.
Nal leader, being willing TO subor
dinate hims II to the former
Liberal leader. Lord Rosebery prscti.
cally severed his connection with the
Liberal party last February. His views
were at variance with the older Liberals,
the Boer war having been the rock Oh
which the split occurred. Whether the
party, as a whole, will fall in line be-
hind bis leadership, is uncertain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26
CATARBR CANNOT BE CURED

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cal
not reach the seat of the disease Cstarh d
blood or constitutional disease, snd IN Of
der to cure IL you must take int. rDsl rene
dies. Halls Catsrrh Cure is taken intensity
and acts directly on the blood snd muCol'
surfaces. Halls Cstsrrb Cure is not qus,A
medicine. II was prescribed by one Of nc
best physicians in this country for years 'na
is a regular prescription II is composed o.
the best tonic known, combined with the be-
blood purifier, acting directly upon the mu,
cous surfaces. The perfect combinsuon o.
the two ingredients is what produces suel
wonderful results in curing CstsrrS. sem
for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo -
Sold by Druggists, price Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26
MR.. BRYAN IN NEW JERSEY

The Philadelphia Record of today
says: From Philadelphia to Jersey
City William Jennings Bryan was the
recipient yesterday of series OF the
most remarkable demonstrations ever
made in honor OF any American citi-
zen. His meetings have been remark
able alike for the crowds that have at.
tended them and the really wonderful
enthusiasm displayed. The democratic
managers are greatly impressed by the
days work. Some OF them believe
they still have a fighting chance to
carry New Jersey, and remark a won.
derful change OF sentiment, especially
among the working men, thousands oil
whom they say will vote for Bryan,
though they were Mckinley men four
years ago. That there is democratic
enthusiasm in the counties OF New Jer-
sey visited yesterday is beyond ques.
ton, and there is certainly strong
current OF sentiment in favor OF Bryan
aud tie policies be represents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

The facilities for the manufacture OF
steel possessed by this, are so superior
to those Of other countries, and it can
be made so much cheaper here than
anywhere else, that a large English
plant will be brought here as soon as
arrangements can be made for it's trans
portstion. This, of course, makes it so
plain that all who run may read, that
the high tariff on steel must be retain
ed, in order to prevent the importation
OF such as is made abroad
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

THE republicans deserve to be de-
feated, if for nothing else, for their unpa-
triotic attempt to combine and unite all
the rich people of the country against
the favorite OF the poor classes for the
Presidency. In this they are not only
incivists, and promoters of anarchy,
but eviDce q sad lack of good sense, for
ill-feeling between the classes is provo
cative of violence, and violence is dis
tructive Of property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26
Many Thanks.

81 wish to express my thanks TO ln'
manufacturers OF Chamberlain conc,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy 'o'
having put on the market such . "oL'
derful medicine" says W. W. Mast
gill, of Beaumont. Texas There ave ~,
many thousands OF mothers hose cnNO,
rem have been saved from attacks "
dysentery and cholera infsntum "no
must also feel thankful. It is for ''e
by all druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26
From Cuba.

Havana, Oct. 26.-Thirteen new
cases of fever are reported today, seven
of them being Americans. Capt. Fred.
erck Page, one of General Woods
aides, died of the disease today. Major
Hazard, chief surgeon of the division of
Cuba, Is convalescent.
Rich oil deposits covering 100000
acres have been discovered near Car
danaa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

x-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND calls this,
distressing campaign" But though
there is always choice of evils, he re.
fuses to make a selection, for the as
signed reason that he can not decide
which is worse, high tariffs and costly
foreign wars, or the gold and silver
dollars the country used to have.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

Mr.. SHELTON WILLIAMS, for whose
railroad charter the democratic mem.
bers OF the Virginia legislature ran over
each other to vote last winter, says he
will do all he can to reflect Mr.. Nc
KiDley, and that the election of Bryan
would cost this country more than ell
the wars 10 which Mr.. Mckinley
could involve it. II isn't natural to sup
pose that an employer who talks this
way would hesitate to attempt to CO.
cree his employees. But, with secret
ballot, will the latter be mean spirited
enough not to resent such an attempt?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26
The Situation in { hina.

Paris, Oct. ga Pekin dispatch
says Emperor Kwspg So recogniz :
that Genersi Tung Fun Slang has com.
mitted great crimes ard that he charges
Ii Hung Chang and Prince Ching to
indicate what penalty Tung Fuh Slang
and the other anti.foreign princes de-
serve.
PekiD, Oct. 26.-Sir Claude MacDon-
aid. until recently British Minister al
Pekin, who exchanged posts with Sin
E. NJ. Satow, Minister to Japan, hst
left here for the coast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

IHz average American would like to
know why he Is taxed to maintain the
expensive system of bank examination,
II 'ne men who are paid high salaries
as examiners allow bank to be robbed
Oh seven hundred million dollars in the
course OF several years without sus.
picion. But with corrupt or inc Gent
examiners in all the other branches of
the government service. why should the
banks be exempt from the evil they
work?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

IT Is not only well-known, Dut a
notorious. fact that thousands OF me-
groes from Southern States, where
their votes are not needed, have been
colouized in West Virginia, in order to
carry that State for Mr.. Mckinley next
Tuesday week. Years ago, the demo-
Gratis of that stolen portion OF Virginia
out of which West Virginia was made,
would not have allowed such q
thing and would have died in their
tracks before they would have per-
mitted the vote of their State to be
counted against them by the ballots OF
fraudulently registered negroes from
other States. Will their sons do SOP
Iojunctions have just been obtained by
the republicans in West Virginia to
prevent white men from voting there;
why can't as effective means be en-
ployed by the democrats 10 prevent il.
legal negro votes from being cast thereP
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26
Warrant for the Ascending Teller.

New York, Oct. pa warrant has
finally been Issued for Cornelius L. Al
word, the abscondiog teller of the First
Notionsl Bank, the negotiations for 8
settlement having fallen through. AL
words friends say be will surrender to
the authorities today. Chief OF detec-
tives McClusky Thinks Alvord has about
$500, 900 OF his steslings "sslted way +"
The First National Bank this afternoon
announced that the sum OF So, 900 would
be paid to any person who would locate
and cause the arrest of Alyord,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

New York, Oct, 26.-The speculation .,
the opening of the stock market was son'e.
what confused and irregular. No deei5,S
skness was developed but there was An an.
sence Of general buoysncy. After the /, IS,
half hour the market WAS inclined 10 b,risn
but lacked snap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

Feelings Of safety pervade the hops4hoa
that uses One Minute Cough Cure. the opl.
harmless remedy that produces immeSia,,
results. II is infallible for coughs colS'
group and all throat and lung troubles. \,
will prevent consumption. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

THERE were no Spaniards at Indian
Head, and the magazine there was
locked aud guarded by q. 8. troops;
but it exploded all the same, and no.
body knows whether from the inside or
the outside. One of these days the re-
publicans may possibly learn that all
who hurrah for "the flag" are not pa
t.;ofu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26
The Markets,

Chicago, Oct 26.-The market closed Al
follows: Wheat-Dec 77ass771s.
Georgetown, Oct 26.-Whest 62s70.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

The best method OF cleansing the liver ia
the use Of the famous little pills known "a
Dewitt's Little Early Risers. Easy TO lake.
Never gripA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

CREEN GINGER and CLEANED 'V"
" RANTS just received BY ,,ur-v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

No other pills can equal Dewitt, i' va
Early Risers for promplness certainty 80
efficiency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

MILD CURED HAMS and Hiess-
WI Bacon, superior quality. tGT s sSiI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

VyERY FINE VIRGINIA ChSA"N L.
Y BUTTER for sale at rpupys
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

10 GROSS MAsON's QUABT JA1s,
a. \. &c MILBULN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

Ex.SECRETARY Carlisle Ia not al
bold as ex-Postmaster General DickiD'
son, who is striving to re-elect Presi
dent Mckinley. But, like the mar
who made him Secretary, he will be toe
independent" which means TOO some
thing else, to vote for either Mckinley
or the nominee OF the democratic party
of which he still processes to be mem
Der. Moral cowardice Is respected by
nohodv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

NOFFEEs have advanced, but We ~ ~
" selling them at old Prices. ,r,prrg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

DALO ALTO CARNATIOh f''A
l. oeiyed today by VAIL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

How Are Your kidneysf
Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure al Kidney w, ~ 4 Il
pie tree Add. Sterling Remedy Co, ChleAs0"' -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

nNE GROSS TryphOss, Oranss' ,.oeiy.d
~ Raspberry and strawberry; iI pIi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-10-26

Mr.. CowEN, Of the B. & 0. 4. b.,
made speech last night to the WORK.
ing men of Baltimore, in which he said
ne had ordered the construction OF nine
thousand new cars there, but he would
countermand it if Mr.. Bryan should be
elected. Now, if that wasn't bare
faced attempt to bulldoze and coerce,
not ignorant negroes, but intelligent
white men, to vote his ticket, what WAS
itP But the white working men OF
Baltimore have always been noted for
their resistance to encroachments upon
their liberty. With the secret ballot in
their hands, will they be less 30 now ?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-17

iakby Smlert No skrzydiach niewi~
|dzialnych ku nam szunialk.
Ordynans zbladi, potyka sic ]
'wida6 wyrazznie, 5e nogi wypowia..
daja mu pos&uszenstwo.
Ma chwile sie zastanowil, jakby
sic ohcial zatrzymat, wlda6 bylo
pc MIN, IL najchetniej p~rzytuli}by
sic pod jakim zlomem kam,ennym,
aby ujdc niebezpieczehstwa. Lecz
r6wnocze6nie duma sobie pewno:
= Djabli tn nadali tego ma
jora, pomy6li sobie ~jeszcze, lem
tch6rz.
Trach! -. Kilka krok6w "a
nami granat wry} sic y zlsmie i.
peka = wiruj2c wok6} siebie.
- Sz..:sz! Sz~sz! -Sz-sz! =
syczy nam kolo uszu, to czerepy
granatu przelatuja nam mad g}owa.
Musze zebrac Gala odwage, aby
bojazliwle sig rie pochylic. Przy-
byllsmy wreszcie do bateryi - po-
wiadam szefowi bateryi, 0 co cho~
dzi,
Czarny cd dymu wrzasnai ma
mnie ME zwracajac uwagi ma moja
wyzsza range:
- Ach co tam! ia tn music
pllnowaG, ably strzelano! Daj mi
pan spok6j z jakiemis tam drzewa-
mi. Tam ma przedzie ley jskaS
kompania! Piechury NIGGA to zro~
bic.
Pobieg}em do piechoty, kt6ra
przeznaczona byla do ochrony DIAL.
w scis}em skupieniu sledzialy
plechury pa ziemi, oczekujac, kiedy
znowu kula wpadnie " ich szeregi
i wyrwie luke.
Gdzie dowoizca kompa~
nil? - zapytatem.
- Tu! przedemna stanaf ka~
Usfyszawszy. o co chodzi,
zawo1a1: Feldweblu! Odkomende-
rowat 10 ludzi do 6ciecia tego
tam drzewa!
Feldwebel wybra} szybke die
ludzi wskazujac i'm kieru~
mex, " kt6rym isc ma:a. Sam ME
ochoty do wziecia udzia~
}u W w~yprawie- Spostrzeglem to i
rzek4em:
- Zaprowadze was!
Zebra}em ludzi zaprowadzi-
lem ich pod drzewo. Drzewo mialo
JUL past pod ciosami SEEKER, wtem
granat rozbt} sig " koronie drze-
wa, drzewo pablo pod ci6nieniem
powietrxa " strone przeciwn9 /
przygniotlo mi trzeoh zuch6w:
- Trudno - to wojna!
(Clag daasxy nastapa(
PkACIC "a WIARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-17

POI do piatej odpowie.
dzial tenze. - Kapitan Lambton
zbiera pewno sws silly.
White zwr6ci4 lunete naWagon
Hill.
- Bum! = rozlegio sic v
powietrzu.
- Kapitan jest punktualny!....
White odjaf lunete cd oczu,
Arnaty boerskie odpowiedziaiy v
te tropy i "a minut kilka wrzala
zywa kanonada. Teraz rozpocza}
sic tez grzechot palby karabino-
wei. Wszystko to wydawa}o sic z
oddalenia take niewinne, jakby ma
rewii, a jednak krew SIG tam lafa.
Przez lunete dostrzeg}em
d}uga ciemnawa lipia. kt6ra jakby
pe}zafa pc ziemi, "a Mig druga,
}aczaca sig z pierwsza; gdy LIME
zblizaty sig do siebie grzechot ka"
rabln6w ozywla} sig. By}y to e
zerwy nadb'egajace, ably wzmocnic
pierwsza linia strzelc6w. z daleka
i to wyglada}o, jakby igraszka.
- tn! tn jest general! 49,
przerwa} jaki6 g{os me observacye.
Officer ordynansowy pedzi{ galopem
pod gore W kierunku, gdzie stall
sztab.
Adjutant poskoczyl ku MENU.
- Coz tam?
- Doniesienie cd pu}ko wnika
Ounynghama. A~wantgard. zajefa
Nieprzyjaciel ruszy{
Left opje ku Mittle Hill.
- Dziekuje - m6wi White.
49, Powiedz pan pu}kow-
uikowi ably ME maszerowa} naprz6d
bez mego w~yraznego rozkazu.
Komenderujacy dosiad} konia.
- Panowie pojedziemy cokol~
wick naprz6d.
K}usem podazyllsmy ku Red
I'M nrzenoszono ko}o mas licz-
qua
1'n
ooyS"'
"'A~1 :" 1"''s'' po''0
lery''ki' 1eSA'S"' n"'''"o q
konl' aoy nls AVA '.e"'o A0''
'e'u' "~'A'A '''
armas' 0 oy'y 1sjs'y Po1S''e
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-17
gR1TYC[iZ'l,D.l|E|l ". C,aNlLE
ola Ladysmith.
(Clag dalszy9

(Clae dalszy.) .
Dziskuje panom! = rzzeczs
general.
Powstalismy wszyscy; przypaa-
sali6my palasze i oicerowie udali
sic ma posterunki. Zwr6ci}em sic W
strone mel kwatery. Zamy-
Stony stana'em mad wyrwe, wyry~
to przoz pekajacy granat.
Colby re mnie sig sta}o. gdy~
bym 0 kilka minut rychlej pre-.
chodzi} ko4o tego miejsca. Ulice
by{y puste. MieszkancY przebywa~
liz obawy pred bombardowaniem
" sklepach lub W ziemnych noracb.
Ob6z nasz znsjdowa} sig pod
os}ou2 pag6rka. Miejsce by}o dose
zaciszne, pociski ,,d}ugiego Toma"
i mnlejszych jego koleg6w ME
dochodzi{y tn wcale. Tu tel ukryto
.municya, zapasy, ustawlono po~
lowe armaty. ciezkie za6 dzia}a
ustawlone by}y ma wzg5rzach,
znajdujacych sic W naszem reku.
swoja droga po}ozenie nasze
ME by{o arcyprzyjemne. Boerowie
ME zostawiali nam wiele spokoju-
4 co gorsza zaczsiy sic pojawlac
choroby, tyfus i Zebra zablera}y
swe ofiary: o przebiciu sig przez
LIME borrow ME by}o mowy, DO
otoczyli mas wiencem poteznych
szanc6w, uzbrojonych " armaty -
a co gorsza "a szancami temi stafo
zawsze W pogotowiu 20 kilkuset
znakomitych strzelc6w. Nalezafo
jedynie wytrwat i czekac ma 3D.
siecz Bullera.
Pc killkuuastu dniach wycze-
k1wania miellsmy jakies znaki
zyc1a re strony Bullera. Ia pomoca
heliografu mogli6my sig jake tako
porozumiewaG. Butler donosi}, re
ponownie spr6buJe precise Tugele.
Butler mia{ zamiar z~aprzatnac
Boer6w atakiem ma Spionkop -
a drugi jego oddzia} mia& pr6bo~
wac obchodzac pozycye Borrow
przez Acton Homes po}aczyt sic z
mani. Balon p~uszczony W gore
m,a1 nam ~oznajmi6, re atak sig
rozpoczyna. Wczoraj buja} zapo"
wiedzlauy balon daleko cd mas
" powietrzu. White ma dis zebra}
wszystkie silly, aby raz, je'zcze
zrobi6 prob. z}.mania piertolenia
obleiniczego.
Jeteli prdba SIG ME powieds'e,
ME pososta}o nam mic innego. jak
valczy6 do oststniego naboju,
wytrwat do ostatniego- kesa
chleba.
reg 1s.u ~~,z ~ ,ms cay
Kapitan Lambton komen"
aant okretu ,,Powerful' dowo-
dzqcy brygada,> strzymal rozkaz
wykonania pozornego ataku, ably
,sciognad ma siebie mozliwie jak
naiwieksze silly przeciwnika. Ajax.
ten poszorny mia} ma celu zmylenie
.ozu]nosci Boerdw i zakrycie I'm
w~{asciwego celu naszej w~ycieczkl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-17

Kapitan Lambton - komen"
aant okretu ,Powerful' dowo-
dzacy brigade, ~.trzyma} rozkaz
wykonania pozornego ataku, aby
sciqgnad ma siebie mozliwie jak
najwieksze silly przeciwnika. Ajax
ten po,zorny mia} ma celu zmylenie
.czu1nosci Borrow i zakrycie i'm
w}asciwego celu naszej ~wycieczkl.
White s~poglada} spokojnle
iprzez lunete ma pozyoye BoerdwI..
cd czasu do ozasu dochodzii 2
doliny strumienia Besters odgfos
pojedyiicsyoh strsza}6w. Prawdo-
podobnie zetkns}y sic nasze patro-
le ! prrzeeoiwnliiklEl,eemnl.
* Kt6ra godzina? zapytaf
yYhite aafiiuttants.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1900-12-06
Herb Gathering q Lost Art.

1t is a pity that the knowledge of
herbs should rank among the lost art.
Hardly any up-to-date housekeepers
dry and preserve herbs for their own
kitchen use. Yet the sweet, home
grown, sun-dried herbs are very differ
ent from the desicated, tasteless 'herbs
of commerce" bought in bottles. 1t is
a delightful summer occupation to run
down and preserve the fragrant mint,
the sweet knotted marjoram and the
dried thyme, which gives such an ex-
quisite fresh flavor to winter soups,
sauces and stews. The old. fashioned
country women we read of as "ankle
deep in the fowery thyme" of their
green herb gardens had the pleasure of
growing and bottling their own herbal
harvest. Those of US who know the
culinary joys of home dried herbs are
tempted to regret thatthe amateur her
halist-like many another good thing
is rapidly going out of fashion, Lon
don Express.