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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19
FIVE MILES
OF Stairs Are Avoided
Every Day
By One Elevator In an Akron
Block.

The ups and downs OF an elevator
boy in building such as the Hamil-
ton building carry him possibly great
deal further, during days work, Than
many people would imagine. And
think of the myriad OF palpitations
and weak knees which are obviated
by the same elevator boy The shaft
of the Hamilton building Is nearly 90
feet deep and the youngster in charge
makes on an average of 200 round trips
each day. This means, roughly, II
distance of $4,000 feet or more than
five miles.
Providing too many Interesting base
bali games do not come to break the
monotony of his young career, the
youngster travels more than 100 miles
within that narrow cage, each year.
But he saves the people of the build
ing the necessity of climbing up miles
aud miles Of steps and then hurrying
back down.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19
}Real Estate transfers;

FURNISHED by the Abstract Title.
Guarantee and Trust Co., 22l s. Main
ST.
Julia A. Nunnmaker and husband,
to j, q. Baldwin, 80 feet on Straw
ST., $1,000.
Daniel Thomas, jr., and wife to
Belle Meredith, 1,55 feet IN Thomas-
town, Coventry township, $500.
Catherine Rcntschler to John Humel,
SIS feet OH Sumner ST., near Wheeler
ST., $i00.
Katie Wallace to Anna Strait, 55I.
feet on North Front ST., Cuyahoga
Falls, $50.
Il. j. Wettach to Emma May Hong.
land, AZ feet on Gale St, near Crosby
st. $1275
Barberton Land and Improvement
Co. to Otto Il, Kraft, "a feet on Hop,
Ocan ave, Barberton, $3.50.
Chas. Snyder TO Arthur A. Chris
tensen ana Dora c. Christensen, AZ
feet on Campbell, near Harvard ST.
$3.50.
Heirs of Philander u. Hall TO Or
lando Hail. the undivided a interest
In 1888 acres known as Old Fah
grounds, $1I40
Orlando Hall to Philander D. Hail
undivided y interest in 1888 acres
known as Old Fair grounds, $iS00
Orlando Hall TO Frank l.. Hall, uu
divided y interest in 4G,33 acre.
known as Old Fair grounds, $4S00,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19
BLUEGILL EXPERTS.
The Number Of Fish They Ate
Was Astonishing.

Messrs Geo. W. Schick, w. j. Hoyc,
Geo. T. Mexican, O. s. Hart, W. r.
Snyder and w. u. Kittinger. are blue
gill experts, whose frequent visits to
Long Lake park hotel, collectively or
individually, are doing much to spread
Landlord Frank y. Menegay's fame
as an artist in the preparation of fish
fry suppers. Mr.. Hart is mathema-
tician and Mr.. Schick can also figure
like lightning calculator but between
them they have been unable to com.
pute the number of blue gills dis
posed of by the party at the Long Lake
park hotel one night this week. This
was partly due 80 tho fact that Mr.
Menegay by some "deft turn at the
proper moment fries the fish in
such way that, though the bones are
less troublesome, they do not seem to
accumulate on ones plate as they us.
ually do, and small pile of bones may
mean great many fish.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

because he too is the advocate of pop.
ular rights as against the abuses Of
monopoly. ms the Nebraskan ever
could be.
The name of this new man is John
son. and by all that a tax-eater holds
dear, it becomes Mr.. Watterson and
his fellow rebels to look out for him.
death TO the fools who get in the
way"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

tally. approve the style. have heard
a great many speaking approval with
their lips. have seen others speaking
with their eyes. saw two speaking
great volumes in this way OH loop
line car today. But it Is a mistake.
The things are not what they seem
One must wear so much beneath a
gown of open work-so many skirts
and other articles of clothing-that
while ones shoulders are cool-often
cold-the persplration is tricklng down
ones back below the shoulder blades
either because 1t is hot or because
some wretch Is staring-staring- star
ing. You can tell 1t though he In
sitting several seats back of YOU in
the car SO repeat-they are pretty
these open work affairs--but they are
not comfortable.
MA TELLER.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19
Card OF Thanks.

To the X. o. I. NJ. singers, neigh.
bors and friends whose aid and sym,
pathy, and gifts of flowers were a
blessing in time OF greatest need dur,
ing the illness and death of my hus
band, l wish to express my heartfelt
thanks. Mrs. Zellers and family.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19
No Gambling.

indianapolis, Ind, July l0,--Federal
Judge Baker ruled yesterday that bet
ting on the future price of commodI-
ties is not betting on "A game under
tho Indiana law and that money so
lost In this state cannot be recovered.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

Another college professor has been
talking ut Chicago. He predicts for
Chicago II population of ten, perhaps
twenty, millions century hence. Mil.
waukec and 81. Louis are TO he sub.
urbs Of the great city. BY the time
Chicago Is able TO bonst of ten million
people, Akron will DO big enough not
TO bc cnvious.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19
HISTORIC
Spot to be De-
stroyed.
Halls Park Will be an
Allotment.
Oakdale Avenue Will be
Made Longer
And Residences Cover the Old
Fair Ground.

The heirs of the late Philander d.
Hall have begun a movement toward
making the old Halls fair ground
thing of the past The park is to he
cut up into lots and sold as soon as
the necessary improvements can be
made. For years the land has been
lying idle. owing to indisposton on
the part of some of the heirs, TO act
in conjunction with the rest and as
ball ground, park and landmark for
Akron, the place has grown to be con-
sidered almost public property.
In 1864 the Summit County Agricul-
tural society leased the ground for fair
purposes and fairs We're held there
until 1870. when the lease expired.
Since then. with the exception of base
ball games, the land has lain idle I'M
til now.
Mr.. P. d. Hall informed a Democrat
reporter Friday morning that the
work would be pushed as rapidly as
possible to extend Oakdale avenue,
which bounds the park on the west,
through to Maple st. and the entire
street improved.
Elaborate plans have been made for
the division Of the land, and its dispos-
al will doubtless be a matter of but a
short time.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

Mr. James j. Corbctt, pugilist, is
getting rcndy to play Hamlet "as soon
ns he has studied 1t closely" In an
interview lie declares that his stage
presence IL better than that of any
impcrsonator of Hamlet whom he
can recall. The CORNER pugilist does
not have to study very closely TO play
the egotlst.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19
WISE ano " W
ss As Otherwise.

Yes, I'm from Ohio. Why?
Bear in mind that lemonade is also
cooling.
Some men are born sinners, some be
come sinners and some get into poll
ties.
How'd you like to be the ice cream
girls at Silver lake-have picnic
every day?
Hard work to go to bed or hot
night, but vastly harder to get up on
cool morning.
It's hard enough i'm Akron to get to
be II fireman, in the first place, with
out striking for more money.
II the Judges Influence" extends
, TO the weather bureau he has chance
.. just now to gain lasting popularity.
Canton manages TO break into print
every day now. If the President has
| no callers, lie takes a drive or some
thing.
IT will be Ohio Day in Akron for
six months when once those soldiers
return home and get fairly started
to talking.
With the mercury 90 in the shade,
the announcement of n 30 cent advance
in the price of hard coal does not ap-
pal anybody.
II is scarcely possible that that lia
VIENNA officer who killed man Thurs
day morning did SO to play into the
hand of his father, who Is an under
taker.
Late adviccs from Paris say that
Tod Sloan has quit riding horses and
will turn his attention to automobil-
ing. Wireless telegraph, beefless meat
horsclcss jockeys, Next.
| j. I. i.
with the butchers. bakers, grocers,
lumber men, hardware dealers and
shoe men all gone to the picnic. Akron
folks will have to exercise foresight
or he compelled to eut grass on July
"a.
That man in Chicago who recently
compared John d, Rockefeller to vii,
liam Shakespeare and declared That
church hymns are mostly doggerel,
certainly is no specialist, Wonder
what he thinks of Hop Smith?
There was young man in South
Bend
Who called on his best lady friend
Her angry old dad took hold of the
lad
who left the place end over end.
An East Market ST. little girl was
sent TO the grocery the other day for
some parlor matches. TO the great
amusement of the grocer and the
chagrin of her mother she said
Mama wants a nickel's worth of
matches for the pnrlor,"
In California, small potatoes from
n crop planted late in the season are
! buried for the winter. In the spring
an application of lyc and water makes
the skin curl aud they are then ready
} To he sold as new potatoes. We are
surely expanding in agriculture.
j. + 4
The Frcnchman Is to be thoroughly
domesticatcd aud Americanized. Bas,
ball colleges will be instituted and the
Frenchman treated to higher educa
ton, modcrnlzcd. Like American
schools for the broader culture ant
higher learning, mathematics, arts anc
sciences will not he entirely dropped
. | from t'1n ,p
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19
OHIO DAY.

With blare Of trumpet, fash of Steel
ION into line" and "fours right
wheel"
They'll show the folks a sight that's
real
Ohio's on parade.
With putting cheeks and courage
stout,
The bands blown nearly inside out
Small matter--hear the people shout
"Ohio's on parade"
Her politicians, sages wise,
Ohios best In every guise
VIII make all nations meath the
skies
Know when she's on parade.
HARRY S. QUlNE.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

If you like a good Swiss cheese, do
not fail to get piece of the one that
Tanner is offering. Special sale, finest
old imported Swiss cheese that has
been in the Akron market for years,
We know a good Swiss cheese and
think this one of the best ever in this
market. Tel. No. IS.
PERRY II. TANNER,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

The complaint which the leading
countries of Europe are making
against American competition amounts
10 n denial of their argument that n
nations trade follows It's flag. This
motto should be amended to read that
American trade will follow any flag
on earth.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

A South African. correspondent of
the London Mail fears that the United
States ''wlll secure by hustle and dol
lar what Great Britain has earned by
bullet and fever" In other words,
American enterprise is disputing Great
Britain's right to trade advantages in
what ought to be exclusively British
territory. There is no danger, how,
ever, that this admission OF CONNER
cial advantages favorable to Uncle Sam
will reduce the number Of Boer sym,
pnthizers In the United States.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

The Ohio Democratic platform de.
clares for the election of United
states Senators by the people, says
Is plnnls upon which men of all
parties ought TO stand. II the people
could vote on this question today they
would undoubtedly do away with the
present costly and corr,lptlng method
Of choosing Senator's.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

There is a great deal of adverse
comment In the trade papers because
the Steel trust has advanced the price
of steel rails to SIS ton. That's moth.
ing. In some of the western states
hay is selling at more than $50 a ton.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

Planet Athletic club lawn fete to-
night, corner Bowery and Exchange
SITS. Ice cream and cake Zoe. p. II,
G. band.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

If you are looking for bargains, in
clothing, call on
GANYARD & WOOD.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

Clothing at three-quarters Of the
regular price.
GANYARD & WOOD.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

The Cleveland Lender yesterday ten
dered the independent Democratic
nomination for Governor to Judge \.
W. Patrick. of Tuscarawas. Today
the Judge replies that he is not sat
isfed with the Leaders, commission
to pose ms the guardian of Demo.
cratic interests in Ohio, and that
under no circumstances could he he
induced to bolt the nominees of the
Columbus convention. The bolt which
the Leader and Gen. Dick encouraged
is what the latter terms "a CLOSED
incident"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

Well-made clothing at big sacrifice
GANYARD x WOOD.
No. 1888 Main st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

Grocers' and Butchers big picnic,
at Cottage Grove, Wednesday, July "a
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

Planet A, C. lawn fete tonight.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

1t Is mistake--a serious, solemn,
sorrowful mistake. These network
sleeves aud yokes--call them 'peek-a-
boo gowns, If you choose are not
so comfortable-not so delightfully."-
cool as they appear to men. I have
no doubt that men young men espec.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19
HOW ABOUT IT?

A few weeks ago the majority of our
Board Of County Commissioners an
nounced that as consistent protection.
lists, as believers in helping "home In.
dustry,' they could not, and-so
help .thcm-bob, they never would, LET
any more jobs 20 outside the county
And so they repudiated n contract they
had signed employing some Cleveland
architects to do the work on the new
Jail. This was on the advice of The
Prosecuting Attorney. One day this
week we are told that this same ma
jority of the Board bought ga.
range in Cleveland for the Sheriff
house ut II cost of S125.0O. We sup
pose that the foreigner pays the tax,
but how will our local gas-rnnge deal
ers like it? Consistency is indeed ;
jewel and our County Commissioners
are in that kind of jewelry business.
--------.----
1t is ditiicult for the residents of th,
Eastern States, which have beet
blessed with abundant rains. to real
lie the seriousness of the condition.
resulting from the prolonged droutl
In Kansas, Missouri and other state
Of the Middle West. Mr.. Norman J
Coleman, Secretary of Agriculture il
President McKinley's cabinet, speak
thus of the matter: 1T is my belle
that the reports from tile corn bel
have not been exaggerated. / an
firmly Of the belief that to the farmer
Of Missouri this droutli is create
calamity, financially, than was tn,
Civil war. | believe that the losse
from dry weather this season will
exceed the devastation, the burning
and sacking and pillaging in the fou
years of war in this State"
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

IL is wonderful. when YOU come to
think of II, whnt LOT OF good things
have been said about marriage. For
example, one old writer remarks:
Marriage Is desperate thing. The
frogs In Aesop We're extremely wise:
they had n great mind to some water
but they would not leap into the well
because they could not get out again"
An old Irish proverb says: Marriage
comes unawares, like n SCOT drop" and
another proverb Is to this effect
Marrying Is easy, but housekeeping
is hard" Most familiar of all, though
usually misquoted, is Congreve's Mar
ried in haste; We may repent at
leisure" All Of which ought to be
read and digested by those emotional
persons who, meeting other emotional
persons for the first time, are prone
to eXclaim, Let us 80 aud get mar
ried.' Sometimes it happens that two
persons who marry on the spur of the
moment are suited to one another but
1t is no credit TO either of them that
their marriage turns out a success.
More frequently such marriage is
foredoomed TO failure.
4 = .
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-07-19

With the butchers. bakers, grocers.
lumber men, hardware dealers and
shoe men all gone To the picnic Akron
or he compelled TO eat grass on July
u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02
Mazur.

w Redakcyi ,Wiarasa'' MOI
ma nabyG utw6r muzYcsny, pod
tytn&em ,,Oj ten Mazur ozysta bic
da" przez B. J. Zalewsxiogo, ma
salo forts2ian. Kosztuje so o.,
kt6fe " znaczkach pocztowyoh y
zwykfYm li$cle MONA nadsetad
pod adresem Wiarus, 500 u.
3rd Str. Winoua, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02
ORA HAKE MASC -
lec1E wszystkie chOroby
6ex.

Eiezwycz.j ny ten vynaIasek
v zakres;e ohor6h bosnych, chvs~
lonym jest przez wszsytkich, TAX
Pr1ez mezczym, jak przex ,kobiety
l dziecl jake b&ogoslawienstwo ola
;ludzi szukajacych szybkiego i ra-
dykalnego wyleezenia zapalenia:
6cz, cbooiazby ono poohodzifo 70
~skrofa}dw, zabieguiecia krwiq,
przycmienia wzroku. Osfabione
oczy wzmacnia przywraca wzrok.
Wszyscy majacy sposobnosd mad
w%erezanla 6cz, NIGGA uzywad tege
'sposobu ola zapobiegniecia chero-
bonn
Gina 50 so g przesyika.
Pisze po szczeg6fy do:
Fr Naxtonewicz.
38l E. 10 Str. New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02
4 Iioleaw,e.Rzeczy
%ME.N ny @az
-e.-

MONACHIUM. - Przesz}c
dwie6cie nieWiast bawarsklch pod.
pisa}o sig pod odezwe potepiajaca
d&ugie powtoki od sukien. 7ow}o~
H te przyczyniaja sig do wlelu
chor6b, = sscsee6lnfe do szerzenia
sig choroby piucneh powoduj4
bowlem kurz, v xt6rym z piwocin
pochodzacc bakcyle sig znajduja i
to limestone W powietrze zara4sja
nieraz pluca zdrowych ladzl. Panic
v tych p~ow}okach wnosza kurz i
b&oto do mieszkah, q suknie TREE
pane v pokojach sarazki chor5b
SIERRA " rodzinaoh.. Pytauie. czy
h odezwa wywrzs ]aki wpfyw ma
z~rzeczenie sig nlerozumnej mody?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

pane " pOKOJ2cn 1afSZk o
sierra " rodzinaoh. Pytanie. czy
h odezwa wywrzs ]aki wpfyw ma
~zrzeczenie sig nlerozumnej mody?
MILIONER zydoweki zfodzie-
jem. Donosilismy niedavuo. ze
znany lwowski przedsiebiorca bu-
dowlany. Lelzer Rohstyn .milioner,
przyw}aszczyf soble zaalez'ony
pugllares 2 %guldenami, kt6ry
wypadf z kieszeni idacemu pred
MIN ma ulicy cbtopou s%zewskiemu
Przes}uchiwany o to ma policyi
Rohatyn, wypieraf sic why i do
piero rewlzya dokonana W lego
ubranlu. wykry}a 6w pug'lares. "a
to stawa! teraz zyd mllioner pred
sadem lwowskim, Kt6ry go skazaf
ma 4 dni aresztu bez zmiany kary
tel ma kare p~ieniezna. Prokurator
zada1 daleko wyzszej kary i zaraz
tel ~zafozy} p1zsclwko tel "a nizklej
karze od*o}anie sig do wyzszej
instancyi, -.
LUXEMBOURG, - C6rka URGE.
dowego .h'storyka pruskieso
Treitskego, ktdry juz ME lyle. ma
fabrykowawszy wisle dziej6w &c
stanowiska pruskiego - posz{a "a
MAJ "a rotmistrza v. Tugeln i do
sta}a ob}edu umvs}owego pc dose
d}ugiem pozyciu mafzehskiem' W
przystepie tego obfedu otru}a trey
c3rki 7, 5 3 ~letniaa, a potem sama
zaty}a trucizny, ale iej wcze6uie
dano lekarstwo zostafa PREY zyciu
JUZ 20 stra chach ma wr6ble
Wiadomo, re ,,strach ma wr6b!e ,
eddawna juz stracii reputacya i
ME straszy ]uz dis nietylko wr6bli,
ale nikogo; Mkt atoli NE skom~
promitowa{ go j%eszcze tax mocno.
lax pewlen czfenek rodu wr6blego,
0 kt6rym opowiada jedno z przy~
rodniczych plsm niemieckicd. Pc
wien ~w1asciciel ogrodu, chcac
ochronic cd ptak6w drzewo wis
Move, kt6re mu przesllcznie ob:o'
dzilo, zatkna} ma MEM sfomianego
etracha ustroionego surdut i
kapelusz: NieLawem przekonaf
sig, re srodek przezeh uzyty ME ma
wlele sic przyda, gdyz wr6ble bez
ceremonii zjadafY mt wisnle. szcze
y g6lniej jeduak zwrdcit jego uwage
jeden wr6bel, kt6ry siadaf ma
kapeluszu stracha, a nastepuie
,gdzies znikaf. Pc dtuzszej obser~
wacyi przekonaf sig nareszeie, ze
6w wr6bel uskal sobie gniazdo "
jednej z bocznych kieszeni surduta
straohu i Mat " MEM czworo
Piskl&t.
NEAPOL (Wfochy). StraszuY
wypadek wydarzy} sic " kosciels
.sw. Aposso!dw v Neapolu. Prey
dzwon,euiu zatamala sig belka, ma
ktSrej dzawxen wisiaf. d. kit td4sg
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

porussenia potrzsbnych bylo 81
dzwonDikiow, runaI NJ dol prxsb
;jaj9s jednocze6nie wszystkie ipietr'
DEVON spadajac IA dot zmiazdz.
] jednego dswonnika. 1nai usz
lfakby cudem. w ko5ciels przepe]
n,onym wiernyml powsta'a paniks
v czasie kt6rej DUO os6b sagnie
clono. Poniewaz dzwoanica groz
runieciem zar1edzifa policJs zanl
kniecie o~prtznienie s4slednicl
dom6w.
GRYFLA. kgsamin paAstw0'
Wy % lekarzs z}otyf v uniwsrsy,
tecie ?. Ce'estya Rydlewski. Jest
tak4e literatem.
o.
-- E'' ~ " ~
- G6rnika
Jams Msrciniaka chciano wsi4t v
kare "a to, ze sprowadzi} sobie z
Gallcyi kilka ksiazek do nabozeh~
silva pod tytuiem: ,,Tarcza Polska'
i rozdaf je towarzyszom. w ksiazce
jest litania i pro6ba do Bog. o
wybawienie narodu polskiego z
niewoli pruskiej. Process wytoczo~
no ma mocy znanego paragraph o
&, AufreizuLg") podburzaniu jsd~
nej narodowosci ma druga. Proku~
rator zadat 8 miesiecy v~iezienia,
ale sgd NJ. uwolnii. poniewaz NJ.
ME ]rozszerzat tych ksiazek publicz.
ME.
WIECE w WESTFALII. -
w Frabnhausen odbYf sig W
niedziele wiec ". srrawie oPieki
d%uchownej PREY lioznym udziale.
Wszyscy m6wcy uznali "a koniecz~
ne, il W slodkowYm punkcie de
kanatu, n. p. " Essen, powinien
stale kap}an w{adajacy
polskim jszykiem. .Wybrano depu,
ktdr. poczyui odnosne
<roki. w tel samej sprawie odbe~
azie sig mn6stwo wiec6w para6al~
,ych.
PARYZ. - Bogaty dziwak,
ktory przez lat 81 zy{ jak czfowiek
zywcem pogrzebany " swoim pa
Facu, zmarl " tych dniach ". Pa
ryzu. Nazywat sig COLLISION. a
najjsstku swego uiyvaf, dopdk'
ma lou smlerci ME powie-
jedYnego syna swego jego
.piece. Chtopiec. bsdqc ma ma
spalif sig, odtad P.
COLLISION usunaF sig zupeinie cd
Dawna sluzaca przynosiia
nu CO trey dni sze56 jaj i chleb i
sic TEN jedynie, dozyf pan
Colassou lat 81. Dalecy krewni,
pc MIN dsiedz'cza, ~znalezli
nilionowy ma;atck.
WZROST rozw6j dziean,kar-
stwa W ciagu ostatnich lat stu jest
prawdziwie zdumiewajacy. w
Wielxiej Brytanii mp. VT. 1901
irukowano so tvs. exemplary
yazet, " so lat p6zniej cyfra ia
wzros}a do 700 tys., a obeonie
. - ~ a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

novovynale1io,D. l.t.jae., d,kl.d.
niej Jednak powiedziawszy {,
powietrzny. r. zedstawionY model
miaf II stop dlugosci j 8 stopy Q
cali srednicy i dzialaf niezwykle
dobrze. Gotowa d, podr6zy- ma
szyps bedsie mia}. 100 stop. diu-
go5eii 80 stop aredaicy, n~spefuio-
NJ gazem bedsie m:afa+ sl}e podno-
ssenis Z tys. fantdw, 4 motory
naftowe sfass DO pomocy i zaopar
trzone bed4s6 stokoweml oskrzy-
dloneml 6rubaml. Wszystkie te 4
notory wazyd bede tysiac funt6w
i SLUG do kierowsnia i nadawania
lmpulsu. Jeden umieszszony Z
-: - %~ ~
tyfu! :jeden przodu i diva Pc
bokach. ~Boczue skrzydfo, wprowa~
dzone " ruch. obrscs statkiem
doko{a osi i tym sposobem mole
stawiad opdr wiatrom i szybko
klerunek: Ola podr61nych
eaten %pozostanie $500 funt6x wagi
Cafy ten okret powietrznY zbudo-
wany bedzle z aluminium I bambu-
50. Jest to ostatni wynalazek "
dziedzinie. zeglugi napowietrznej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

NEAPOL iWtochy). straszuy
'wypadek wydarzy& sic " kosciele
aw. A%pos.o!dw v Neapolu. Prey
dzwon,euiu zatamala sig belka, ma
r s4gss &f II 4
,kt6rej dzwon wisiaf. Do kttdtfpego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

WZROST rozw6j dzieanlkar-
silva W ciagu ostatnich lat stu jest
prawdziwie zdumiewajacy. w
Wielxiej Brytanii mp. WI. 1901
drukowano so tvs. exemplary
gazet, " so lat p6zaiej cyfra ia
wzros}a do 700 tys., a obecnie
liczba aboneat6w wynosi 5 800, 0os.
BERLIN pc Warszawie mai
wieksssn polskiem miastem. Tai
piszs gazsty ~niemieckie. oblicsaj4eI
ze Polak6w " Berlinie mieszka
okoio 10 tysisoy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-02

MASZYNA LATAJACA. Licz
nis zgromadsona onegdaj v ,,Cry
stall Palace" v Londgnis. publicz :
nost podziwiata pokazywany walec
kszta}tu ogromnej kielbasy, Tub
Eoygara, napetniony gazem. Byiaato