davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-10

dobnych wypadkach, ze dopiero po
upiywie 10 dni choroba przybierafa
obrot niebezpieczDy.
BUFFALO, logo Wrzesnia. =
Wczoraj mad wieczorem prezydent
rozmawia} swobodnie oswiadczyf,
re czuje sic pokrzepionym ma ST.
ZACH. Zmienif o wlasnych siiach
pofozenie ciafa, ME doznawszy
przytem b6lu. Odwiedzifa go pa
nj Mckinley, mowit MIN takze
sekretarz prywatny Cortelyou. Mi
mister Gage generalny prokurator
Knox wyjechali z Buffalo do Wa
szyngtonu. Wiceprezydent Roo
sevelt chodzi swobodnie po mie.
scie, ME obawiajac sic o wlasne zy-
Gle.
Car Mikofaj wyrazif swa rados6
powodu nadziei, re zyciu prezy-
denta ME zagraza zadne niebezpie-
czenstwo.
Czofgosz obstaje przy twierdze-
niu, re dzialat ma wfasna reke i ME
miaf zadnych wspolnikow zbrodni.
ST. LOUIS, 10 Wrzesnia.
Poszukiwana przez policye Emma
Goldman przybyfa dotad wCzwar'
tex, a W Sobote dopytywafa sic ma
poczcie, czy niema dla niej list6w.
Wykupita nastepnie billet doChica.
go, lecz ME wyjechaia, Podobno u.
krywa sic W miescie, znajomych.
P1TTsBURG. logo Wrzesnia. =
Aresztowano tutaj anarchistow
Karola Mold i Harry Gordon, kt6-
rzy Emma Goldman stall "a
wsze W blizszych stosunkach.
Emma zwykfa przebywac W miesz-
kaniu Gordona, lie razy przybyfa
do Pittsburgh.
P1TTsBURG, Pa, 10 WrzeSnia..-
Straikierzy W McKeesport dopu-
scili sic gwaltu. 600 staneEo pred
| gl6wna Drama fabryki rur zelaz-
nych. okofo l,4O0 ludzi oblegio sa-
siednie ulice i powstrzymafo 500
do 1000 ludzi cd p6jscia do robo-
ty. W poblizu fabryki znajdowafo
sic so policyant6w, kt6rzy byli
bezsilni wobec tfumu strajkier6w.
Zarzad National Tube Go. we-
zwaf pomocy szeryfa, azeby bronii
robotnik6w, chcacych pracowac we
fabryce.
Pred fabryka Demmlera zebrato
sic 800 strajkier6w, kt6rzy zacho-
wywali sic spokojnie, lecz ME byli
posluszni pomocnikom szeryfa.
Uchwaty komitetu wykonawcze.
60 Amalg. Assoc. z przedstawicie.
lami trustu rozbify sic. Wicepre-
zydenci porozjezdzali sic do do.
NOW, ME powziawszy zadnej u.
chwaty.
PEK1N, logo Wrzesnia. -
Niemiecki poset Schwarzenstein
wydaf bankiet, ma kt6rym byli o.
becni wszyscy posfowie kt6rzy pod
pisali protok6f.
Ostatni edykt cesarski, rozporza-
dzajacy zreformowac system egza-
min6w panstwowych, stanowi do
w6d, re ma cesarza wywieraja obec.
ME wpiyw postepowcy.
Wczoraj wszedf do miasta gene
raj Yuan Sci Kai ma czele chin
skiego wojska, ktore odtad utrzy.
mywae bedzie porzadek. Wielka
ilosc robotnik6w pracuje obecnie
przy naprawie dr6g reperacyi pa.
fac6w cesarskich.
New YORK, logo Wrzesnia. -
DR.. Restrepo, przedstawiciel ko.
lumbijskich powstanc6w, zaprze.
cza podanej wczoraj wiadomosci,
iakoby fota wenezuelska ostrzeli-'
wala miasto Rio Hacha. Powstan-
cy bombarduja to miasto j beda
wkr6tce panami cafego wybrzeza
mad oceanem Atlantyckim.
KoNsTANTYNoPoL, 10 Wrzesnia.
Ma jednej z wysp Farsan ma morzu
Czerwonem zafozyli Niemcy "a ze-
zwoleniem suftana stacye weglowa.
Wczoraj okret niemiecki przybyf z
pierwszym transporter wegli..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-10

dniu poprzedzajacym, ale o 80 vie
cej, niz W odnosnym tygodniu ze-
sz8ego roku. Osob ptci mezkiej
umarfo 256, pfci zenskiej 227.
Dzieci ME liczacych jeszcze roku
zycia umarfo 129, dzieci liczacych
1-5 lat, SO, a os6b przeszlo 60
letnich, 80. Doniesiono do urzedu
zdrowia % wypadkach dyfteryi j
30 szkarlatyny. Ma dyfterye umar.
iy 4 osoby, ma szkarlatyne l5, ma
tyfus 81. Samobojstw bylo 9, a
innych gwaitownych wypadk6w
smierci 19.
Urodzifo sic zas SGT dzieci, a
mianowicie 2S0 chfopcow 2S7
dziewczat.
w rzezalniach skonfskowano:
1892 funt6w wofowiny, 81, ,75O TT.
wieprzowiny, 273 #. baraniny i 43
#. cieleciny.
Nieszczesliwe wypadki.
W mieszkaniu pani Clancy pm.
1447 Eastwood ave. wydarzyia sic
W kuchni eksplozya pieca gazoli-
nowego i sfuzaca Bertha Almer
zostafa straszliwie poparzona cd
stop do gfowy. Jest szpitalu
Augustana; ME ma nadziei utrzy-
mania jej przy zyciu.
j. Jage Waukeegan zostaf W
poblizu Lake Forrest uderzony
przez wagon elektryczny tax mo-
enc pokaleczony, re W skutek tego
wkr6tce potem umarf.
Schodzac z kolei g6rnej North
western, skaleczyf sic W glove 21-
letni Edw. Setchel, 2S9 BlackhaWk
str. Rany jego opatrzono W Chi.
cago Polytechnic" udat sic on po-
tenn do domu, ale stan jego tax sic
pogorszyl, re zachodzi Ottawa o je-
go zycie.
14.Ietni Charles j. Scherer, 9l4
School str, wczoraj popofudniu o
godzinie a tel utonaf kapiac sic
W jeziorze przy Bitter Sweet place.
Ze sad6w.
Pred sedzia Dunno rozpocza}
sic wczoraj process Mich. j. Syno-
ma, oskarzonego o to, re W March,
1900 roku zamordowaf swa zone,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-10

W nocy z Soboty ma Niedziele
policya rozwiazafa zgromadzenie
rosyjskich anarchist6w czy nihili-
stow, ktore odbywafo sic pm. 46o
Noble str. Lokal byf przystrojo-
ny W czerwone choragwie, prze.
wodniczyf jakiS Wycanaroski. Me
| aresztowano nikogo.
Policya chicagoska r6wniez zaj-
mule sic energicznie odkryciem
miejsca pobytu osfawionej Emmy
Goldman, kt6ra wyjezdzajac re ST.
Louis, polecila przysylac do Chi
cago listy, jakieby do niej nadeszfy'
Burmistrz Harrison stanowczo
jest przekonany, re Leon Czofgosz
ME dziafaf ma wfasna reke, tylko
byf W porozumieniu z anarchista.
mi. Uzasadnia to burmistrz Har-
rison W TAXI sposob: ,,Po pierwsze
Czoigosz miaf zamiast zwykfego
rewolweru tax zwany ,,Derringer".
Czofgosz po SVEN aresztowaniu
powiedziai, re byfby strzelif po
raz trzeci, gdyby mu ME przeszko'
dzono. Otoz 5wiadczy to, re wca-
lie ME znaf broni, kt6ra miaf W re-
ku; ,,Derringera" tylko diva razy
strzelic MONA. Jest to bron, kt6-
ra znam, ale widziafem ia raz tyl-
ko; miaf ja moi ojciec. Mona ja
ukryc wygodnie W dfoni. q tysia-
ca os6b zaledwie moze jedna przy-
sziaby ma mySl uzycia Derringera;
Czofgosz z pewnoscia ME kupowaf
tel broni, tylko mu ia dano, jako
najpraktyczniejsza. = Powt6re
sam Czofgosz przyznaf, re byf W
Chicago W Sierpniu widziat sic z
Isaakiem, podczas gdy aresztowa-
ny tu Isaak twierdzi, re ME byf
tn cd % Lipca. Po trzecie aresz-
towani tn anarchisci niewqtpliwie
znali Czoigosza, bo sami przyzna-
ja sic do tego, chociaz powiadaja,
re uwazali go "a szpiega ostrze.
gall pred MIN W swoim organic
Free Society,".
Process ,,bisk6pa'.
Wczoraj pred sedzia Martin W
dalszym ciagu przesluchiwano O.
skarzonych W sprawie ,,bisk6pa"
Kozlowskiego. Teofil Sajewicz,
| jeden oskarzonych, zeznawaf, jak
Kozfowski namowif go do SPREE
dania swojego majatku. Potem
wyiudzaf cd niego pieniadze przy-
obiecujac mu dozywotne utrzyma-
ME W szpitalu, lecz sfowa ME do
trzymaf, gdyz 60 Awyrzucif szpi-
tala, pieniedzy mu ME oddaf.
Sprawa odroczona zostafa do
dzisiaj.
w obronie powierzonego mienia.
Wczoraj pred switem, okofo
godz. 8 rano, kilku mezczyzn "a
pukafo do drzwi biura Chicago
General Electric Railway Co... ma
rogu Kedzie ave. 81 ul. Str6z
George Brown oswiadczyf i'm, re
W nocy nikogo wpuszczac mu ME
wolno; gdy ME ustepowali, stree
lii do Mich przezedrzwi, wtedy
napastnicy rzucili bombe dynami-
iowa drzwi. Gaia przednia Geese
budynku i drzwi zostafy rozbite,
ciezki HAWAII drzewca uderzyf
Browna W glove, i tenze upadf
zemdlony. Rabusie wpadli do
wnetrza zaczeli majstrowac kofo
kasy; Brown tymczasem przyszedf
J do siebie i strzelajac do fotr6w,
spfoszyf ich, jak swiadcza slady
krwi, dw6ch z mich zranif. Brown
potem znowu zemdlaf tax go rano
znaleziono. Zachodzi Ottawa, ze
doznaf wstrza5nienia mozgu.
KOlizya.
Wczoraj wieczorem okofo godz.
pot do 7 jechaf Nicholas Liston ma
,ro,;o no cionam nr1aZ u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-09-10

Niedziele, ze niekt6re teatra byiy
przepeinione, ostrzegf zarzadc6w
tychze, re ma przyszlosc ME ma sig
to powt6rzyc.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-06
Memorial Day.

The day passed without a flaw or
a drawback in the program. The COM
mlttees had done their work we'll. The
church was Il bower of flowers, while
OLD Glory peeped out artistically from
the graceful folds of the streamers of
bunting of the national colors. The
address by Judge Church, of jefferson,
abounded in patriotic sentiment and
homely truths. Nor did he forget that
this is now n country, even if those
who wore the gray, gather each year to
streW flowers, not in honor of the fall
en- cause, which even now is buried in
their hearts loyal to the union, but be-
cause OF brave deeds by brave men.
over sixty veterans fell into line to
march to the cemetery, who were fol-
lowed by the fire boys and a long line
OF carriages, while many had gathered
at the cemetery before.
The cemetery shoMed pains i'm the
taking care of and was in beautiful
shape.
When they arrived short talks were
made by Mayor Hanna, Fred Blume,
%. }. Freeman, Mrs. Talbot and Mrs.
Chandler, all Of which were to the
point and we'll received.
After the grave were decorated
the people returned to their homes
feeling that the whole nation had been
knit together with one more stitch and
the veterans felt again the o:d ties of
c~omradeship and love they learned so
long ago on the field together.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-06
Voting Contest.

The following is the standing of the
contest of the second citizen's
,ote.
Audubon Fire Department
Audubon Agriculture Society
Rebeckah Lodge, Audubon
Catholic Church, Audubon
Christian Church, Audubon
M. w. A., Audubon
Danish Conservative Club
T. e. o. Society
Presbyterian S. s., Audubon.
Columbian Club
Baptist Church, Audubon
Presbyterian Church, Audubon
4eomen Lodge, Audubon
Audubon NJ. e. Church
Old Hamlin Presbyterian church
Epworth League, Audubon
Bethania Church, Audubon
Presbyterian Church Aid, Audubon
kimballton Church
Evangelical Church, Audubon
Melville M. e. church.
Masonic Lodge, Audubon
Ebenezer Church, Lincoln
Lutheran Church Lincoln Center
G. A. r. Lodge, Audubon
Bethel Church
Advent Church
Old Hamlin M. e. Church
Viola Center church
Evangelical Church, Hamliu
IL. p. Lodge, Audubon
Owing to the long list we will not.
publish the name of any society until
It's vote will have reached 500 or over
amount. The above societies have
above this amount.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-06
Orders for Encampment.

Des Moines, June There was is
sued from the office of the adjutant
general yesterday the orders officially
fixing Council Bluffs and Dubuque as
the places for holding the annual en-
campments of Iowa National guard.
All arrangements are now completed
as far as the headquarters office is
concerned. General Byers says he an.
ticipates two splendid encampments
this year.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-06
II Trial for f.ttempted Murder.

Des Mo!nes, June 1.-B. c.. Peck, a
young truck farmer living east of the
city, is On trial before a justice Of the
peace here for alleged attempt at MUIR
der. Thomas Coonley is the prosecut-
ing witness, and he declares that he
was wounded by bullets fired by Peck
with intent to commit murder. The
case is the outgrowth of a neighbor-
hood feud.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-06
School Money Not Wanted.

Des Moines, June Cedar county
yesterday asked the state to take
$4,000 of school money off its hands,
and Crawford county asked to be re-
lieved of $1,000 not wanted. The
money will be turned over to Ring
gold county, which can use more
school money. The school funds are
as money is plentiful.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-06
MONEY TO LOAN!
Nth the German SnviMqs
Hank ut s per cent interest,
optional payments.
NASH. PHELPS 6, Phelps
audubon, IO,Cu

VIM. Fry was busy, the first of the
week Smelling corn fora number of the
farmers just east of town.
Thos. Frederick and family drove up
from their home, at Manila, and OBJ
served Decoration Day with their
many former friends. While here he
purchased a fine monument to- mark
the last resting place of his wife who
was laid to rest, last spring.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-06-06
Trewin's First Victory.

Cedar Rapids. Ia, June 4.-Senator
J. H. Trewin OF Allamakee county won
his first decisi.I victory at the Linn
county convention yesterday. The 40
delegates to the state convention are
solid for him. Resolutions were
passed endorsing his candidacy for
governor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05

Mrs. James Frame Of Edmond, while
fishing on Chisholm creek, tainted and
fell into the water. which wls about
six feet deep She was alone at the
time. BY accident her arm aud foot
caught in the roots Of an oyerhanging
tree in manner to hold her head olt
of the water. When she regained
consciousness Mrs. Frame called and
attracted the attention of her husband.
being a large woman he was unable
to lift her up the steep bank, and the
water being over her head Mrs. Frame
was unable to wade the stream to a
more favorable bank. Mr.. Frame Sc
cured halter which he fastened
around his wife and pulled her to
Gun Cub cent cigar is the best.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05
WEDNESDAY JUNE 6, 1901
A NEw eurllRlE EPocH.

By hattering majority vote, the
tax payers of Guthrie have uneQuivoc-
ally expressed the desire to see the
Capital city advance and develop. In
the voting Of the four bonding propo-
sitions yesterday. Guthrie people
placed implicit confidence in them
selves and the city
A new epoch in local prosperity was
created with the carrying Of the
bonds. For the most part Guthrie
people can scarcely realize the i'm
petus given local development by
unanimous business action. It means
that the business interests Of the town
are becoming united; IL means that
selfish motives and jealousy are be
ing sido.tracked for the commonweal.
No city can be crushed when It's bust
ness men Loyalty unite on line Of
action looking to substantial and per.
maneut growth. The sun has never
shone on a day when Guthrie was not
the best town in the Southwest True,
there have been lowering clouds, dis.
content and apathy, yet the truly loyal
Guthrie man has never suffered a
shaking Of his inmost faith IN Guth-
rie's stability To-day the Capital
City is a diamond sun.burst in the
commercial sky Long since divested
Of swaddling clohtes, the town is
ready to receive her first diploma.
Now that the necessary wherewith
is forthcoming for the making Of local
improvements, the city viii feel re-
newed energy and vitanty The work
OF building will go on with greater
zest: new people viii pour in; me
chanics and iaborers viii be attracted
and big pay rolls turned loose. with
sewerage and a permanent and in
exhausubld water supply the city viii
take on an the phases of metropoli-
tan modernity. Meanwhile. liyelier
degree OF confidence win have been
established and the projected lines of
railway win grow into certainties.
within Eve years, the Guthrie man
who dies and goes to Heaven, will GER
talnly experience scramble with
Saint Peter In an effort to set back
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05
MKlnLEY STILL a
PRoTEcTioNisr,

A French statesman, NJ. siegfred,
in some afterdinner remarks in Mon.
tana. sale that President Mckinley
told him few weeks ago that he was
not the ultraprotoctionist Of former
days. that circumstances had chang.
cd. and he was, above all, anxious for
the development OF his country It ifs
not 10 be supposed for moment
however that AIr Mckinley has be-
come scientific economist. Il is not
10 be supposed that he has learned oi
the existence Of such a thing as nat
ural economic law. much less that he
has learned that statutes devised 20
prevent or impede the operation of
economic law are either futile or mis-
chieyous There Is no reason 20 dSdbt
that he still believes it to be the duty
OF alleged statesmen TO proceed upon
the theory that it rs their solemn duty
20 assume the guardianship Of the
people of country when they pre-
sumo 70 exercise thelr right TO eN
change products with the people OF
any other country
Charles A. Moore. president of the
American Protective Tariff league
who accompanied Mr. Mckinley on
his recent third term journey, no doubt
states the truth when he says
"The president. ! am certain. Il
just as ardent a believer In the theor,
and practice Of protection to domes
tic Industries as he ever was, but / dc
think q safe 20 announce that the time
has come when the policy of this ad
ministration win favor with more ros
itiyeness than hitherto the negotia
tioa Of treaties OF reciprocity, with tbs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05
sELF.REvERsALs BY
SUPREME cOU6T

SCF NEW wv O. =
tFrom the New York World)
The United States supreme court
is the one tribunal in the world which
can give one judgment at one time
and an opposite one at another--and
be right both times. For example:
T. 1t has decided Dartmouth col
lege easel that O state charter is a
contract which the state may not
break and later that a state may
break H.
2. It has decided that congress has
exclusive authority to regulate com
merce on all our navgable waters,
and later that it has not Later yet
It has reversed that reversal and re-
affirmed It's first decision.
3. 1t has decided that stock Ger
tihcates may not be issued under q
state law and later that they may
a. IL has decided that any state may
prohibit the importation of alcoholic
liquors, and later that no state ma,
do so.
g. II has decided that congress hat
no power to make paper money lega
tender for debts incurred before III
issue and later that It has unlimite,
power TO make paper legal tender II
peace or war
g. It has twice decided that an in
come tax is constitutional. and once
the last time--that Il is not
The unique thing about our supreme
court is its supremacy ove' all thing
including IFS own decisions "Th'
law Of the land Is thus and so, sal,
an eminent iurist arguing before il
"The law is not thus and So" said th'
ichief Justice Z beg your honor
pardon but the law was thus and St
luath your honor spoke
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05

In the list Of the tablets unveiled in
the bah Of fame we find none devoted
20 the memory of a physician This
Is strange omission. At least the
nrst physician 90 apply chloroform
and the first TO perforra abdominal
surgery, TO go no further in the rec
ord of American triumphs and Amerl-
can leadership. should nave had
places. The legal profession on the
othe hand, while by no means so
progressive as the medical, has sew
eral representatives.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05

pgrpose Of eniarglns our FOREIGN
markets
That Is 60 say Mr. Mckinley is just
as unwilling as ever 60 trust the
American people 10 trade with for.
eieners without restraint He IS as
fully Convinced as ever that they need
guardians in the persons Of politicians
who know nothing about economics
and never did any successful trading
except Of the political sort. He Is in
favor of greater liberty in trade only
to the extent that politicians may
deem wise
Perhaps &c would be nearer the
truth to say that Mr.. Mckinley IS for
the tariff benehciaries first, last and
all the time He has helped tax the
American people thousands of mil
lions to give those benehciaries the
home market He now proposes 10
tax them other thousands Of millions
TO give those same government favor
ties foreign markets. That is all the
difference The end he has in view is
precisely the same; he proposes only
to change the mode Of attaining the
end. In doing so he has to abandon
the old false pretense that the foreign
market is not worth having ard that
It can only be secured by cutting
down wages one-half or more.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05

Here are two reliable Associated
Press dispatches. Take your choice
Oklahoma City, oklay June g.
According to the report of the coun
~ assessor of this county the taxable
wealth of the county amounts to the
sum OF S5,OOO00O, It was also ascer-
talned 10y the assessors report that
the population Of the coHnty is 30,557
and that Of the city l4OO9. Since the
taking Of the federal census several
new additions have been brought n-
side the crporation limits of the city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05

The loudest call that has yet been
heard for the establishment OF the
army canteen comes from the Pre-
sidlo at San Francisco, where GOO
bibulous soldiers mobbed a saloon and
then applied the torch TO H. Befoce
order was fully restored a squadron
Of cavalry battalion OF infantry, a
company Of police and the entire fire
department were on the ground. If
all this does not prove that the can'
teen, or the hangman, should be re-
stored what does IL signify?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05

Since q president was declared elec-
ted bv a vote of 3 to we have grown
accustomed to narrow margins i'm the
decision of great questions The
status of the insular possessions Is
determued--or confused--by o vote
of to 4. The ripper bin is sustain
ed by TO 3, And now the Cuban
convention has agreed ON the Plat
amendment by l5 20 IA. A judicial
decision by majority of one is just
as effective legally as though given
by unanimous court, though some
times the moral effect is different
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05

The annual meeting Of the Oklahoma
and Indian Territory Millers' associa.
tion viii be held at Oklahoma City,
June 13. c. V. Topping, secretary,
says in his call for the meetings The
prospect for a good wheat crop, both
in quality and quantity, is very fiatter-
ing and with the failure Of the Texas
crop the mills Of the territories should
be kept running full time the coming
year and at a fair margin Of profit. In
order to do this, however all mills
must work together in harmony be
united, join our organization. unite
our interests and make this a year
long to be remembered in the milling
interests"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-06-05
THE coNsTANr cRoMER-

A society having been formed for
the purpose Of combating the spread
Of the contlnuous-periormance fault.
Gneing commonly known as knock
ing" it would be well if some one
would now form league against
Growing" for the latter is as great
and as irritating an evil as the
former.
Some poet wrote COR should have
written), Brag springs eternal from
the empty head" It is the pro-
senitor and offspring alike Of all un-
charitableness. and is constant
source OF strife
The evil is general and deep.rooted,
both in nations and individuals. new
ertheless growing over the dlscomft-
ure. real or imagined, of friend oe foe
must be regarded as an ap!sl, trait.
One OF the times when a man is not a
man IS when he is trying TO initiate
the rooster tapping his imaginary
wings or strutting about inflated al
most to the bursting point with the
sense of mis- superiority. children
have occasionally been cured Of the
habit Of scowling by being compelled
to look in a mirror. II a mirror could
be thrust upon growers SO as to com
pei them to see how they look to
others when engaged in making them
selves ridiculous, II is probable that
amendment would follow.
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While our iingoes are not TO be
taken seriously az home, what they
say OF the necessity of strengthening
the American army and 2ayy and Of
taking other measures in order 60
meet the danger of conflict with
Germany Is translated and published
in German newspapers as food for
Teutonc iingoes, While the iingoes
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