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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-15
Blk ANTYPOLSKl w PRUSACR.

Polakom pruskim zaborze, czyli wfa-
sciwiej idei wszechpolskiej nalezy sic "a
szczyt dokonania wielce trudnego dzieia.
Niemcy juz cd czas6w Tacyta uchodzii "a
wsze IA nar6d rozumny, powahny spokoj-
ny, Flegma niemiecka jest tax wielka, re
nawet uciekac predko ME mogli zofnierze,
gdy lch blJat Napoleon, przez co wieceJ
Niemc6w dostawafo sic do niewoli, niz zof-
merry wszelkich innych narodowosci. Tym-
czasem nienawist do Polak6w strach pred
agitacya wszechpolska doprowadzily Mem
COW obecnej chwili do takiego stanu re ich
umysf wyprawia jpocieszniejsze koziof-
XII. Pisma, uchodzace przedtem "a powa-
zne, wystepuja z tax dzikimi wprost glu-
plmi projektami, ze trudno prawie przy-
puscit, ably to mogli pisat drukowat lu-
dzie re zdrowymi zmyslami. Do takich
pomysfow nalezy mp. projekt nowego po-
dziafu ksiestwa Poznanskiego Prus Ia
chodnich ma nowe okregi. przemianowania
tych prowincyj na Slask P6lnocny, prze-
niesienia stolicy arcybiskupiej Gniezna
gdzies ma Slask it'd. Wszystko to ma ratio
wac zagrozonq niemczyzne, czy tez zabic
agitacye polska. Autorowie tych projek-
tow Ia mafo znaja historye porozbiorowa
Polski. w zaborze rosyjskim .wszystkiego
juz probowano. Dzielono tam juz re cztery
razy Polske Litwe ma nowe gubernie
powiaty; biskup6w przenoszono juz ME
ma Slask, lecz wprost ma Syberye, koscio1y
prZerabiano ma cerkwie, nakiadano kary
"a uzywanie jezyka polskiego ma ulicy O.
siagnieto tyle, re dzisiaj W panstwie ro-
syiskiem Polak6w Jest akurat diva razy
wiecej, niz byfo pred stu laty. To samo
bedzie pruskim zaborem. Narody sa
dzietem Boga. Reka ludzka ME moze zabiG
narodu, ktory zyc chce moze. Ale reka
ludzka moze wychowac tym narodzie
uczucia, kt6rych on bye moze bez TEL
pomocy ME miatby wcale. Snadz dla przy.
szfej walki PoIske potrzebna jest wielka
niechec Polakach do Niemc6w, wielki
zal do tego narodu skoro ten nar6d W
swojem zaslepieniu tax usilnie pracuje mad
wzburzeniem tel niecheci. w historyi mic
Niemcy postepowali z Polakami po bra
tersku, scisle przestrzegajac konstytucyi,
to przy dobrodusznosci narodu polskiego
wobec wielkich zalet zasfug narodu ME.
miecKiego, szczegolnie na polu nauk
sztuk pieknych bardzo bye moze, re wszel
ka niechec zanikiaby W Polakach do Mem
COW zaborowi pruskiemu zajrzafaby W O.
czy rychfa germanizacya. TAX zas, jak jest
teraz, ME tylko ME MONA obawiac sic ger
manizacyi, lecz przeciwnie duch polski
narodowy rosnie szybko wydaje piekne
owoce. Me nalezy wiec martwic sic po
wodu wybryk6w niemieckich pruskin
zaborze. Wyjdzie to nam ma zdrowie, g
panstwu pruskiemu ma chorobe. Mech sic
wiec sroza dokazuja, lie sic i'm spodoba
Przyszfa Polska moze nawet wdzieczna i'm
bedzie "a te przymusowa szkofe patryotyz
mu.
T. Siemiradzki
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-15
LOKOMOBILA SPIRYTUSOWA

jest jedna najnowszych zdobyczy ma po-
lu techniki i wskutek swego szerokiego "a
stosowania ME tylko przemysle, ale
W rolnictwie powszechne budzi zaintereso-
wanie. Jednej fabryk motorow W Berli-
ME udaio sic wfasnie zbudowac funkcyo-
nujaca bez zarzutu, podobna lokomobile, a
dyrekcya stafej wystawy samochodow mo-
tor6w tenn miescie, chcac dac szerszej
publicznosci sposobnosc zapoznania sic 2
tym nowym wynalazkiem, podjefa sic u
trzymywac ia " ruchu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-15
Vol. XIV. Is June, 1901.
PREMIA AMERYkI,

Ma okaz posylamy jeden gazey darmo. Ma kreyt
gazet ami ksa2ek ME wysytamy nikomu todarun dostaa
iko CT absnenc ktorzy opacaja cay rok zg0ry m @
70 ri S0 bedzieRv posyiat "Ameryke" przez rok
Ld pI.oO W prezeneie poslemy ksiazek lub obra.
z6w naszego wydawnicwa SlO Ma opacenie przesyfh
prosimy dotaczyG 25 c czy przyaG S15 Kto ME
przyse ma przesyfke, temu ksia2ek ME wyslemy.
kto ChCe wybraC ksia2ek wece ni2 81 OO to
pouadto must dopiact mp ko wyberze sobe ksia
hr warosc Sl0 dopaca do powyAsze sunny 10 e. naleAy
Dr2ysa gazette $780, pr2eeyke y inadwyake pre-
nil 0C.wiec ra2em SS5Do ksaAek wartosci $500 dopia
so Sloc do ksaaek wartosci $500 dopfaca sic $500 d.
Ta 70 OO bedziemy posyiat "Ameryke' przez rok
ga R-.oo W prezencie posemy wiekie tony
cekawego romansu kryminanego pit Margrahianka Marya
70 go S0 bedzemy posyiat 'Ameryke przez rok
A. 20 %-.oo w pre2encie posemy 10 tom6w "Tysiac
Nocy Jedna, ktore Zawieraja to powiesCi.
Y, % O\ bedzemy posyfat "Amcryke" przez rok
IA So.uV Nv prezencie wyslemy Bible swiets. Kto
chce abysmy pr2esyke opac MECH doiaczy 30 cent6w
Ia S5.OO I iTyslemIy "zyWoy wistySh fSt" fKto chce @
abysmy przesyike oplacili mech dofaczy 90 centow
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-15
NAOKOKO SWIATA.
ZBRODNIA.WYKRYTA PO LATACH
sssss3 SHST ~~As

W Rawie ruskiej uwieziono niedawno
Antoniego Baramuszczaka, wfasciciela
realnosci W Rzyczkach i b. pisarza W kilku
gminach, "a zamordowanie wfasnej zony.
Zastrzelif ia jeszcze pred laty trzynastu,
a pred swiatem ogfosif, re ja zabif kon
uderzeniem kopyta. Sfuga, jedyny swiadek
popefnionej przez niego zbrodni, obecnie
go zdradzif, Baramuszczak przesfucha-
ny przez sedziego sledczego W Rawie, do
zbrodni sic przyznaf
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-15
NOW f KSIAZKI.
Ouch PusZczy
Stara RaSn.

Kto przysle S1.25 dosta-
ME zaraz try tony Ogniem
i Mieczem (bez dopfaty), i
bedzie dostaWaf Wzeszytach
tygodniowych jeszcze 8 to-
NOW Trylog.ii Sienkiewicza.
4. A. PARYskl, 3I6 JACKSON AVE-, TOLEDO. Q.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-15
KatalOg KSialok POISkiCh
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,ysi"ma,Sr x'I"1Ss S"iS; fcrsGi SHT''s' sss &c
Ss 2 ,; G s2s ;ss A;HS ''
ipieCu damach bagaadzkich g5c
EiekWycanoSt Wykiad popularny 300
Sa"snt, aSTsa dras SGiPSE Pic5ni 'S%Ssh WSssc zoe
iSorya Garbnska traynasco nnych cekawych baek 25o
liisorya Aladdy !aagie cudownej nepFze-
sonymm N Ps,ScGHG Pnsn S1nm o9TGsk% aSs
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sdW Amsry Ponocnej sSS
Krzysztof Koiumb odkrycie Ameryki 15e
kF%w rrT1eh
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List sw, Michata Arehaniola 100
arss ory ho%iSS 100
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przebsgis sposoby Rczpusnika czy historya spa
k9'i A'a'1 sGSs po ?Hs p csc
dnia Podiug FIR. Honmana opracowaiM Brzezinski 15o
y1ny S ryszk6w
KS R rHfSe sH En ss
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sejm Pliaeki 100
| Sennik Prawdziwy Persko-Egipsk. 1Oe
siedm NiebezpeczDych POdr0zy MOrskich. 15c
| SfOwnik AngielskO-POlskI ,SlOO
siownlk AngelskO.P Polsko ngeski oraz Nau.
ka WymOwy Angieskiej. oprawie pi6ciennej $500
| oprawie sk6rkowej $3.50
SprytOOga wywoy duch0w 80 str 81 90
Fysiac N0cy Jedna. 10 tom6w zilustracyami $500
| lcecha ZmarkOcOne Baby 80
Waka Indyan Bla ym, czyli ostatni Mohkar6w. ESQ
Nieki Zbi6r POezy dla R0bOnik6w. ZeszytI IOc.,
zyt 1Oc zeszytII 10c, zeszytIV, 1Oc., ESQ
| W NtewOlf u krwiOierczegO Murzyna 1Oc
| WszystkiegO pO trOsze 25c
| Wyb0r Piesni N NarOdOwych. SOC
Nakleta DIE lea Br0da, czyi cyruik zbawca 1Oc
Zb6r DObranych POwinsz0wan 25c
IiOy Cieec. Poemat Adama Asnyka Sc
EnaCZenie ObchOd6w NarOdOwych 1Oc
IwyciestwO Cney, czy histoya dw6ch siostrach 25c
Xyd WjecZny Tuacz 10c
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-15
Nadzwyczajne oferty dla no.
wych i starych prenume-
ratOr0W.

Kto nam przysle $1.OO, zostanie
pokwitowany "a "Ameryke' cd tel
pory do 81 grudnia 1901 roku, a
nadto W prezencie dostanie ksia-
EEK "a 5Oc., ktore moze sobie wy
brac naszego katalogu. Ma
op1ate przesy}ki ksiazek prosimy
do}aczye 15c., ii. razem przys}ac
$1.15.
. Kto nam przysle 81 so, zostanie
pokwitowany "a "Ameryke" ma rok
W prezencie dostanie ksiazek "a
$1.OO. Ma koszta przesy4ki ksia-
EEK prosimy do}aczyc 25c., II. ra-
zem przys@ac $f.75.
Kto nam przysle $500, zostanie
pokwitowany "a "Ameryke" ma rok
W prezencie dostanie ksiazek "a
$500. Ma przesy}ke prosimy do}a-
czyc 5Oc., tt. razem przys}ac $3.50
Kto nam przysle $500, moze So
bic wybrac ksiazek naszego
katalogu W wartosci $1,000.
Kazdy, kto nam przysle nowego
prenumeratora, dostanie W prezen-
Gle ksiazek wartosci $1O0, jezeli
ma koszta przesy}ki do}aczy 25c
Ia prenumeratorow uwazani sa
tylko ci, kt6rzy op}aca gazette ma
rok z CORY, lub do 81 grudnia
1901 r.
Oferty powyzsze SD wazne tylkC
ma Maj i Czerwiec 1901 r.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-15

Kto nam przysle $500, moze So
bic wybrac ksiazek naszego
katalogu W wartosci $1,000.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-15

"Aneryka' Jest jedynQ gaseq p0tSkQ W &wjece kt6Tt
,OsSdd0 aUf0Sne andszy2y do stdWidnid Czci0nok.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-15

Oferty powyzsze sd wazne tylko
ma Mai Czerwiec 1901 r.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-15

Kol0r0wy Obraz Kr6l6w POskich. "a 80 cali .S1.OO
kOsciuszkO Tadeusz 49, "a Gale 25c
Obraz Kr6l6w P0iskch. 2S X 36 cali SOC
Pulaski Kazimierz. is 81 cali 25c
POrtret ,Adama MickicTicza. 10 X 12 cali 25c
Obrazy SWietych do wyboru. Cena kazdego 25C
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1901-06-15

Kto przysle 4 prenumera-
tor0W ma Pisma SienkieWi-
cza, to dostanie dla siebie
piaty egzemplarz W prezen-
Gle.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-10-12
SOUVENIR ours LATEST.

Eads % . EO9 Metal and N MAny
Fantastic shaDss.
one OF the latest fads to show itself
IN the jsRelry trade Is the souvenir
cup Of metal. This article. says the
jewellers Weekly, Is already popular
n some sections Of the United States
The souvenir spoon lad had its origin
IN Washington, D. C., and 80, too. the
souvenir cup IN ita present form, seems
10 have first appeared IN that city q
few months ago. II has now extended
20 other cities. In Washington the
cups became a TAD because that IL a
great tourist center. So lar these cups
have al been made 10 order IN Ger
many and imported by one or two
New York Arms, who calm 70 have
e0ntTol, Cor this country, Of an manu-
Eaetures Of the metal employed IN this
form. But Il the demand expands and
develops into q general fad there is
every reason 70 expect American
manufacturers to enter into COMPETE
ton with he German houses that now
have the monopoly. The metal used
Is the new Kayser linn metal, which
has come into demand lately for vari-
Gus uses, and the cups are sold either
IN their natural condition or silver
plate inside and outside, OF silver plate
outside and gold lined. The popular
shape is that Of a white tumbler three
and 3 half inches high BY two and
three-elghths inches IN diameter At
the top and one and fve-eighths
inches Ct the bottom There are other
more fancy shapes, such as a small
German beer stein and q small thin
goblet eight or nine inches high on
the sides are local designs which give
the cups their souvenir significance.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-10-12

" rf Kan Yea Over HIS REe1-
pcetiro Eelhsr-ln-Lau.
- Was simply bul-headed luek.
eaid TIE young man with the red shirt
waist Para declared that Il would
. warn day when be consented TO
ny marrying his daughter. and as the
Weather record had been broken sew
eEal tlmes aftsr be had made that re-
mark. vas beginning 20 lose hope.
Hhen all-the-World-to-me went on har
vacation vent 70 the same place and
pm up q ne same hotel. Now, papa
in-lsW-to-be Sc an old blowhard. and
i made ne tlred-eTerybod else, TOO
-ths way be Dragged about the fsh
he caught Ia former years. Finally
some one limited that i would be .
good plan tor him 70 make good and
give rs an example Of his skiH as .
fisherman. He accepted the ehailengs
and spent three days getting bis tackle
ready. He went alone, Is he said be
didn't want 70 be bothered BY having
any greenhorns along. and we waited
with hated breath for him 20 return.
Nov. am something Of camera isnd
and late IN the afternoon started out
to take e picture OF a little wooded den
when the shadows were well down.
vas making my way 10 the road
through some thick brush when dis
covered my daddy-in-laW-to-be stand
Ing IN the middle Of the road bargain
ing with q small boy for a long string
Of magnificent hsh. Quick Is a fash
took q snap shot Of him Just as he
vas holding onto his pocket with one
hand and digging into It with the
other. let the old man brag around
the hotel for three days about the flsh
be had caught Then I showed him
the picture, told him II he didn't con-
sent 70 my marrying his daughter ]
wOuld spread It broadcast over the ho-
TEL, and pointed ont where his reputa-
ton would be- he Wilted, gulped hard
and surrendered. he isn't q bad sort
when you know how to handle him
Detroit Free Press.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-10-12

To keep plano keys clean and pre-
vent the discoloration Of the ivory,
dampen a piece Of muslin with aleo-
hol and with it rub the keys. The
alcohol can do no damage, and II ire
quently applied the keys win stand
I'm want OF no other treatment but
II they have already begun TO turn yel-
low rub them with cotton flannel wet
with cologne water. Even old and dis
colored ivory may be rejuvenated no
matter what the cause OF discoloration
or Of how long standing. An acid ap-
piled repeatedly win usually restore
the keys to their original whiteness.
Cotton flannel cloths wet with a satu-
rated solution Of Oxalic acid and water
and laid upon the keys win remove
all stains. Care should always be Ia
ken in the use Of such a bleacher as
this that It does not touch anything
from which the color Is not to be re-
moved, for It does not work with great
ertainty.-Chicago News.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-10-12
SO ths Llttls Rotil...

have a patient Who Il wonder
fully considerate o. my interests" said
3 prominent physician lately. "a few
weeks ago he had malaria, and I pre-
scribed ouinine for him. giving him
four-grain capsules. 50 that he might
take the drug without discomfort he
came out Of his attack and q few days
later called 70 see me at my once.
Judge q ny surprise when ne exhibit.
Cd the empty capsules and said. Doc.
tor. thought you might IKE the little
bottles. 60 I saved them and brought
them back Re had smptisd each four
grain dose q TIE bitter powder. and
then essayed the rather hopeless task
Of washing Il down with water: I
couldn't % otherwise than 10 take the
Htfls bottles from him without & word
and nsxt time III give him quinins
n another form. "-Philadelphia Pub
&c Ledger
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-10-12
Autos la rhundsrstOrm.

els an autocar safe in a thunder
Storm" The answer. to this question
Is, generally speaking in the afirma-
tive. Although an autoear contains
a comparatively large mass OF metal,
It could not take, and would not in
vite, the discharge Of a cloud such as
would be dangerous. Il would invite
such q discharge, and would probably
be wrecked by the discharge, II It
formed part Of the discharge path TO
conducting mass below. Such a con-
Quoting mass would be the wet ground
Of a large level field, under which q
bed Of clay existed. so that the vet
could not get away. A path like this
might also be formed in certain spe-
cial cases on a wet road. but they
would be rare. For safety, then, In a
thunderstorm the autocar should keep
right out in the open and on the hard
est bit Of road that can be found
Chicago News.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-10-12

Everything was wildly astonishing %
them. Whey had imagined that the Ko-
ran coitained All the wisdom and
knowledge OF the world. yet here vas
the telephOne, the electrotype, the
printing press. The place vas a verit-
able enchanter's castle 10 them. They
would never have believed in the tel
ephOne II I had not called up their
hotel and got one Of their own party
at the end OF the wire. The deryish
who had come along vas bold as well
as pious. when he heard that his
friend ave miles away was talking
through the instrument he made a
dash at H. He was greatly excited
and yelled IN a megaphone voice. He
thought we were trieking him, but
here was his friend talking Arabic. He
rolled his eyes at me in a despairing
manner and then began a search for
devils. being quite convinced that the
phone was an invention Of Satan
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-10-12

crowned mountain peak Is too strong
for the average tourist to reslstss
This most recent fatality occurred
only a few weeks ago and caused the
death Of DR.. Black and Miss Ben, both
Of London.
Two other members Of their party.
Miss TroW and the guide, Carrel. we're
badly injured, but by miracle es-
capped death
A Iandslip was the cause Of it-One
Of those treaeherous accidents that
are constantly occurring in all noun
tains.
The party was well on its way to
the peak Of the Matterhorn when the
Ground beneath them began TO give
way.
There was no salvation for them
The irun-shOd poles could find moth
ing BY which to hold; slowly the
ground began to sink beneath the
climbers and. with the others looking
helplessly on, the four doomed ones
sIid over the edge Of the precipice and
dashed upon the erags below.
Il was a sheer fail Of thousands Of
feet.
Below them jagged peaks Of rock
jutted out and seemed almost to reach
for them.
s DR.. Black and Miss Ben were prob
ably killed instantly.
The escape Of the other two was
miraculous.
carrsl. the guide. struck upon a
ledge Of rock and an instant later the
llfeless body Of one Of the women fen
beside him.
: There. for hours. they lay with the
weight Of the other two bodies pulling
taut the rope about their waists and
aid reached them Just In time to revive
the dying spark Of life.
The accident was. Of course, a shock
to al who heard II. but II did not act
Is q warning.
Parties Of mountain climbers are to-
day STRUGGLING toward the peak Of the
Matterhofn and the tragic death Of
Dr.. Black ana Miss Ben VII be put
down IN the list Of accidents that are
not likely to happen again.
And now. at almost any moment, We
may hear Of an accident even greater
n horror than this one
The Roche a. Ia clusetts Is likely to
toppie over into the busy valley Of the
Travsrn any day and send thousands
q tons Of rock and earth hustling
upon the people below.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-10-12
LAND SEEKERS, HELLO!.
Here e 9 Splendid Chance in the
''cIOveEIand'' Of Wisconsin.



You want land. You realize that land Is
getting higher-priced and In greater de-
mand every year. II you set a farm now
and hold Il 10 OF 20 years-eYsn II you
should not make any money By farming
the farm win make you rich. A farm trfbu-
tary TO the cities Of Minneapolis OF StPaul
IN northern Wisconsin. viii increase in
value faster than land In the prairie states
because OF its nearness to market and be-
cause q its greater produetiVsness.
II Is hard for people who have never
seen that section TO appreciate its wonder
full growth Of blue grass and clover.
Where else in America viii you md grass,
clover and alsike spring up spOn-
taneously and cover . patch or q field a.
you win among the hard wood lands q
northern Wisconsin, The waters Of this
section, the soil. the climate and all The
natural elements tend 20 make II an IDEAL
dairy country, and the markets near in
sure good price for products all the year.
Our readers win DO wen % write 70 D.
". Casseday, land agent Of the 800"
Line, Minneapolis, and ask him 20 send
them printed matter describing that greGs
section for the landsesker.
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them tie other day. according to the
PHILADELPHIA Record: This Is the only
really effective way q getting "a Of
the pssta. have tried Other ways.
but they were no good. rake tar traps.
for instance have watched cater
pillars vrisgle theIf way OFT az their
fur, leaving q n TIE AZ. PoIsons. inz
stead of killing them. seem 70 make
ITEM tat took one a. thess lotions
% 3 drug store. where I had bourht II
and told the man Il vas worthless
9ust pour some Of Il dopn catsruI-
Jars throat and see II BE doesn't dis.
said ne drugsisL sEoare iooiish, !
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And, instead Of needing the warn
ings OF experienced engineers tourists
are eroWding the neighboring hotels
and are sWarmlng up the mountain
side. peering into the great elefts that
have already opened among the rocks.
II the crash should come now the
death list would be appalling.
The rocks may give warning enough
before they fan to enable the tourists
to get out Of the way, but then again
they may not and the engineers say
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-10-12

The grim Matterhorn. standing In
Us cloud-tapped majesty. has claimed
two more victims 70 rs fascination
and only q miraculous accident pre-
vented the number from being four.
Il Is another costly tribute 10 the
dangerous delights Of mountain climb
mg.
Not q season passes without It's list
Of terrible deaths; scarcely a day
without an accident
And yet the fascination Of a snow
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1901-10-12

me archdaks Leopold Saltwater, Who
e considerably interested IN aeronau-
tics recsntly made an ascent IN HE
balloon. Meteor. accompanied By HIS
wife and little seTsn-ysar-old dsngh-
Ter and Princess Theresa Of Bavaria
TIE sseent was made IN Vienna a.
about 20 o'clock n the morning, the
Danube vas crossed ct about 3 height
q s.5oo feet and the descent vas safe-
y accomplished some thrss hours Ia
ter at Kornsnbarg IN Berlin q per
manent intarnalional commission haa
beln rcrmed % promote ballooning
both Al ne Interests oe science ana n
11oFt-( Chicago NsN8
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ssamsn DIspiaosd b. Machinery.

The old wooden battleship Vermont,
which It Is proposed TO discontinue as
the receiving ship OF the Brooklyn
navy yard, when In commission In the
SOS carried a complement Of LOO Of
hcers and men. The new battleships,
altogether much larger and infinitely
more powerful, do not require crews to
exceed 900 men To such an extent
does machinery displaee human labor.
Chicago Chronicle.
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Onanand.

Il see you advertise for some one to
run your trust" said the young man
to the mRgnate. and wish to apply
for the position"
Have you eyer had any experience
running trusts?'' inquired the magnats
with interest.
'No," replied the young man, ''but !
ran bueketshop which robbed the
people for i've years."-ohio State
Journal