davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-07

.halwyZszy teJ meczennlcy ma
rodow, ponawiamy odwieczny
protest przeciwko jej rozbio.
rom, wyrazamy czesc sza-
cunek wszystkim tym roda-
kom, kt6rzy mad oswobodze-
MEM jej z kajdan niewoli pra-
cuja."
TAX brzmi drugi kolei u
step rezolucjy Sejmu XIV. Ku
ziemi mogii j krzyz6w MECH
sic zwracaja oczy nasze, ku
meczennicy narod6w MECH
leci mysl nasza.
Gdy pewnego razu pielgrzy.
mi polscy prosili jednego
papiez6w relikwje swietych
pahskich, glowa Kosciola
rzekf: ma co wan relikwie;
wezcie garsc ziemi polskiej i
scisnijcie ja W reku. a wypiy.
ME z niej krew meczennik6w.
Gaia Polska jest relikwja. Co
papiez mowif o Polsce iako
bojowniczce IA wiare, to sto-
suje sic takze do Polski, jako
bojowniczki i meczenicy IA
najwyzsze i najdrozsze ludziom
dobra polityczne = "a VOL
nose caiego narodu i poszcze-
g6lnych jednostek.
Me bedziemy przypominac
W tenn miejscu wszystkich Ia
slug Polski ma tenn polu; male.
zy to do historji bedzie o
tenn NOVA W miejscu wfasci-
wen. Przypuszczamy w tel
chwili, ze wszystkim czytel.
nixon naszym znane sa wszy.
stkie prace ofiary narodu
polskiego. cd konstytucji 3-go
Maja, az do najswieAszych are
sztowah politycznycb W War.
szawie.
Ia te wiasnie prace, trudy,
poswiecenia i wytrwaiosc,
my. wychodzcy z ziemi pol.
skiej, skladamy przez usta
Sejmu nasz hoid starej Oh
czyznie, ma dow6d, &c ja zna-
my i rozumiemy, j re stu
letnia niewola naszego naro.
du ME potrafiia ami zacmic
naszych umysfow, ami znie.
prawic serc naszych.
Zaiste trzeba byioby mice
mice bardzo ciemno w gio.
vie. lub brzydko w sercu,
aby ME uderzyc czolem przed
TEN wspaniaiem. jedynem W
W dziejach ludzkosci zjawi-
skiem, jakiem jest Polska po.
rozbiorowa. Il wie6cem cier.
niowym ma skroniach. w sza.
Gle proczystej. wolnej od
wszelkich PLAN. ktore szpeca
kazde pahstwo wsp6iczesne.
z krwia pfynacq ran niezli-
czonych, jednak dumna, ME.
ugieta, mieczem W skrepo-
wanych dloniach, stoi Polska
nowozytna, jak zywy wyrzut
sumienia pred oczami caiei
ludzkosci. Dawne jej liczne
j ciezkie grzechy juz od stu
lat odkupione i darowane.
Wszystko zle, co sic staio ma
ziemi polskiej od wieku q o.
kiadem, ME staio sic przez
Polske; wszystko dobre staio
sic przez mia. Utraciwszy W
roku 179l-ym moe czynienia
zle, ME data sobie Polska wy.
drzec mocy czynienia dobrze.
Podczas gdy despotyczni "a.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-07

wiazanie do Polski, lecz i pra-
ca najbardziej czynna dla
przywrocenia jej niepodlegio-
Sci ME sprzeciwiaja sic wcale
naszym obowiazkom jako o.
bywateli Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych. Me chcemy sic po-
wtarzaG. Przypominamy vice
krotko, re nalezenie do jake
gokolwiekbadz pahstwa, a
tenn bardziej do Stan6w III.
ME pozbawia obywateli pra-
wa pracowania dla jakiej
chcac idei z warunkiem, aby
ia ideja byfa dobra. czysta,
szlaehetna i dla caiej ludz-
kosci pozyteczna, oraz ably
sfuzba tel idei ME wychodzita
ma szkode temu pahstwu, kt6-
rego sic jest bona fide obywa-
telem.
Obydwa tie warunki istniejq
same przez sic. Kazdy rozu-
mie, re praca dla idei polskiej
ME moze w niczem szkodzic
ami zasadom, ami interesom tu-
tejszej wielkiej rzeczypospoli-
tel. Stany Zjedn. ME zostaja
W zadnem scislem przymierzu
2 mocarstwami zaborczemi j
ME wejda w zadne niemi
przymierza, dopoki W sercach
ludu amerykahskiego costa
ME choc iskierka przywiaza.
MIA do wolnosci. Przeciwnie,
polityka wszechswiatowa przy
biera coraz to bardziej kieru-
mex sprzyjajacy naszej idei.
Juz teraz jest w Europe gio-
sno o jakiejs lidze celnej pre-
ciwko Stanom Zjedn. Promo
torami tel ligi sa Niemcy i
Austria, a Rosja tez ME pozo.
stanie W tyle. Niedaleka przy-
sziosc przyniesie bye moze po-
wazne nadwerezenie dobrych
stosunkow miedzy Amerykq,
a Gaia Europa wyjatkiem
Anglji. A w takim razie ME.
chec czynna polakow amery.
kaGskich do mocarstw Tabor
czych bedzie ME tylko pra-
wen, lecz i obowiazkiem.
o wartosci moralnej idei
polskiej ME potrzebujemy tez
szeroko sic rozpisywac. Uzna-
ja ja wszyscy moralisci calego
swiata cywilizowanego. Szko-
dy wynikfe dla ludzkosci 2 u
padku Polski sa juz powszech-
ME znane dokfadnie obliczo-
ne. Rowniez fatwym do obli-
czenia jest pozytek. kt6ryby
ludzkosG odniosia z przywro-
cenia Polski, jako poteznego
pahstwa niepodleglego. Jezeli
ME co innego. to juz samo
osfabienie takich ujcmnych
czionkow rodziny ludzkiei,
jak Rosja Prusy. byfoby do.
stateczna zasiuga wobec Gale.
go swiata.
Obowiqzki nasze wzgledem
naszej przybranej ojczyzny sa
tax nieliczne i nietrudne, ze
po najsumienniejszem ich spell.
nieniu pozostaje nam mn6stwo
czasu, sill pieniedzy do uzyt.
ku wiasnego. Ot6z najlep-
Sym uzytkiem dla mas re sta.
nowiska moralnego politycz.
nego jest poswiecenie chociaz-
by drobnei czastki tych d6br
naszej starej ojczyznie. Praca
m
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-07

go. ona walczyla valley ME
tylko "a swoja wiasna VOL
nose.
Wychodzcy polscy sa
wzgledem swojej ojczyzny W
szczeg6lnem pofozeniu. Mem
ca, wiocha, anglika popycha
do wychodztwa jego wiasna
ojczyzna. Jezeli jemu jest zle
W domu, to winien jego kraj
wiasny, jego wiasny Rad, je-
go wfasny kr6l. jego parla-
ment. jego ministrowie. jego
caiy nar6d. Taxi wychodzca,
jezeli sam ME zawinif, ma
peine prawo powiedziec:
skrzywdziia mie moja wiasna
ojczyzna, wiec opusciiem ja i
poszukafem sobie innej.
Wychodzca polski. gdyby
nawet pomyslai eos podobne-
60, popelniiby bluznierstwo
moralne i gfupstwo politycz-
ne.
Kt6zto bowiem zmusii 60
do opuszczenia tel ziemi, gdzie
stafa jego kolebka? Czy mo-
re Polska? Czy polski Rad,
senat, sejm, lub wreszcie ma
rod calyp Me. Ciebie, sza-
nowny czytelniku. jak i mnie.
piszacego te sfowa, wyrzucii
IA morze Rad obey, wrogi,
ten sam, ktorym Polska wal.
czy cd wieku.
Wszystko zie, co sic dzia-
10 lub dzieje cd wieku ma zie.
mi polskiej cd obcych pocho-
dzi. Jezeli nieraz to zle Jest
wykonywane rekami polskie-
mi, rekami ME polakow. lecz
ludzi polskiego pochodzenia.
to i tn gi6wna czesG why spa
da ma obce rzady. Ready te
bowiem wysuwaja tych ludzi
naprzod i podtrzymujq ich
swoja sta i powaga, odpycha-
jqc dobrych ma strone, precz,
ma Sybir lub "a Ocean.
Czy moze dzisiaj kto powie.
dziec, jak wygladalo by W
Polsce W tel chwili. gdyby ja
pozostawiono W spokoiu j da-
no jej rozwijac sic W kierun-
ku rozpoczetym i nakreslo-
nym przez Konstytucje 3-go
Maja? Ano, lyle tylko powie.
dziec MONA z pewnoscia. ze
ME tylko w Polsce wyglada.
ioby tysiac razy lepiej. lecz
lepiej byioby nawet W caiych
Niemczech, Austrji, Rosji i
bye moze W calej Europe.
Obecnosc wolnego a silnego
panstwa w sercu Europy mu.
siaiaby dodatnio oddziaiac ma
sasiad6w, a try pahstwa de.
spotyczne, siabsze o cate te.
rytorjum Polski. mniej by
mogiy zdziaiac zlego.
Jezeli wiec ma jaki zal ma
duszy. jaki ciezar ma sercu
polski wychodzca, to winien
jest tu upadek polityczny
Polski. a ME Polska sama.
Powtarzamy, strasznego
grzechu politycznego dopus.
ciiby sic TAXI polak, kt6ryby
ME uczcii j ME ukochai Pol.
ski porozbiorowej, Polski dzi.
siejszej.
Przeciwnie, dowodem swia-
tia umyslowego j dojrzalosci
politycznej jest oswiadczenie
Sejmu, re Polska nowozytna
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1901-11-07
NOwy Zarzad Zw. N. P.

slqca Zarzad obrany prZeZ Sejm
XIII ustapif zajmowanego przez
diva lata stanowiska, ma czele
Iwiazku N. p stanai nowy, wy
brany przez Sejm XIV. Uroczysta
instalacja nowego Zarzadu nasta-
piia 3l-go pazdziernika, o godzinie
Sci wieczorem.
Nowy Zarad, wedlug brzmieni
protokoiu urzedowego Sejmu XIV
skiada sic nastepujacych osob:
Cenzor: DR.. l.. Sadowski-Pitts-
burg, Pa.
Vice-Cenzorzy: Piotr Beczkie-
kiewicz - South Bend, Ind; Jan
kucki = Nanticoke, Pa. Jan We'll
zand - Detroit, Mich; Piotr SEE.
lazkiewicz = Toledo, Ohio.
Prezes: Stanislaw Rokosz - Chi
cago. Ill.
Vice -Prezes: Jan Szostakowski,
South Chicago. Ill.
Sekretarz Jeneralny: Teodor Nj.
Helinski = Chicago, Ill.
Kasjer: Michal Majewski Chi
cago. Ill.
Rachmistrz: Stanislaw Nicki -
Chicago, Ill.
Lekarz Naczelny: DR.. WI. A.
kufiewski - Chicago, Ill.
Redaktor ,.Zgody": Prof. L. Siemi-
radzki - Detroit, Mich.
Sekretarz ,,Zgody": J6zef Olbin-
ski - Chicago. Ill.
Dyrektorzy: Leon Czeslawski -
Chicago. Ill; Wiktor j. Pijanow-
ski = Chicago, Ill /; Alfons Dzia-
dul-Chicago, ILL.,; Stanisiaw Lau-
ferski - Chicago, ILL.,; Adam Ma
jewski - Chicago, Ill.
We czwartek, Sligo paidziernika,
o godz. Sci wieczorem odbylo sic
ostatnie posiedzenie ustepujqcego
Zarzadu. Po ukohczeniu zwyklych
czynnosci urzedowych, prezes Ro-
kosz podziekowai dyrektorom "a
ich gorliwa, sumienna umiejetna
prace dla Zwiazku rozwiazal da-
why Zarzad Centralny, a powoiai
nowy. Gdy nowi dyrektorzy zajeli
swoje miejsca W porzadku wediug
wiekszosci giosow, otrzymanych ma
Sejmie, prezes powitai nowych ko-
legow goracemi siowy wyrazii zy-
czenie, ably ich praca byla tax owo-
cna, jak owocns byia praca ich
poprzednikow. Poczem prezes oglo-
sii skiad mianowanych przez siebie
komitetow. Komitety te skiadaja
sic nastepujacych osob:
KoMITET APLIKACYJ PosMIERTSE.
Stanislaw Lauferski. prezes; AL
fons Dziadul, T. NJ. Helinski.
KoMITET PRAwA:
Leon Czesiawski, prezes; Adam
Majewski, Jan Szostakowski.
KoMITET FISASsowY:
Jan Szostakowski, prezes; Alfons
Dziadul, Adam Majewski.
KoMTTET OswIATY I BIBLIoTEKI:
Wiktor j. Pijanowski, prezes;
Jan Szostakowski, Adam Majew-
ski.
KOMITET GosPoDARCZY:
Leon Czeslawski. prezes; T. NJ.
Helinski, Michal Majewski.
KoMITET TAKsACYJSY:
Michai Majewski, prezes; Stani-
slaw Lauferski, Leon Czesiawski
KoNITET DO PoszczEG0LNYCH Po.
RUCZEN:
Alfons DZiadul, prezes; Jan $50.
stakowski. Adam Majewski.
koMITET ADMINISTRATOR "ZGoDY":
Adam Msjewski. prezes; Stani-
siaw Lauferski. Wiktor j. Pija.
nowski.
KoMITET RoZwoJU ZwTAzKU:
Wiktor j. Pijanowski, prezes;
Alfons Dziadul, Leon Czeslawski'
komitety wybieralne.
KoMITET OswIATY:
ST. Rokosz. prezes; II. NJ. He.
lihski. NJ. Msjewski, II. Siemiradz-
XII, III. Mahkowski, K Zychlinski,
M. Z6lkowski.
KoMTET BIBLIoTEKI MUzEUM:
DIR. Kuflewski. prezes; Poszwin-
ski. M. Rzeszotarski, j. Smulski,
5. +. Adalia Satalecki.
Prezes Zarzedu Centralncgo
wchodzi W skiad wszystkich komi-
tet6w "ex oficio".
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-11-07
A CURIOUS BAKING POWDER.

The report of the Connecticut Agri-
cultural Experimental Station makes
the following comment in reference to
an alum baking powder which is seek
ing customers in this vicinity. 1t says:
A particularly reprehensible adultera-
ton, because very likely to prove inju-
rious to health, is that practiced by the
Southern Soda Works, Nashville, Tenn,
manufacturers of Sweetheart One Spoon
Baking Powder. This preparation con-
tains more than twenty-five per cent Of
a ground rock, insoluble in strong acids
and consisting chiefly of silicates and
magnesia. Prof. Penfield, of Yale Uni
versity, examined this material and
found it to be a mixture of pulverized
tale and tremolite, species of horn
blende. The tremolite appears under
the microscope in sharp, needle-like
splinters, which make it dangerous
admiXture in food.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-11-07
Local Items.

Since the fair is over in Atlanta trav-
ell is not so heavy on the railroads.
We have what you want in under
wear.
FLORENCE Bros, KING q Co.
Rev. John w. Hargrove, of Gaines
Vile, Ga, will preach at Bold Springs
at 2 o'clock on the second Sunday in
November
DR.. and Mrs. A. P. Kemp, of Barnes
vile, wereiin the city the past week,
and attended the Cortelyou-Whitlock
marriage.
% per cent saving on ready made
skirts. Just received 3 big shipments
of Drummer's samples.
FLORENCE Bros, KING 4 Go.
Rev. S. B. Ledbetter will hold his
last Quarterly Conference at the Meth
odist church next Tuesday night at 7
O'Clock. All officials are urged to be
present.
1t is suggested that, for the kind of
company her husband asks to the house,
Mrs. Roosevelt could dress very spien-
didly on $500 year, says the Griffin
News.
Ladies, we sell three of the best line
of shoes made, Queen Quality, E. p.
Reed, and Drue Selby & Co.
FLORENCE BROS, KING & Co.
H. S. Root is selling out entire MILL
merry and notion stock at cost. If you
want bargains call and see us We have
a new fall and winter lire Of hats and
trimmings.
WHITE PRIMARY for nomination OF
Mayor and city council Of Marietta,
will be held Saturday, Nov. 80, 1901, at
council chamber of said city. Polls to
open at 8 a. IN. and close at 6 p. m.
standard time. By order Elk Com.
r. H. NoRTHoUTT, Chairman.
Ladies; il you want the new thing
in Dry Goods, Jackets, Bows, Collarette
and furs, come to US.
FLORENCE Bros, KIsG & Go.
For SALE.-Two horse power kero-
sene engine, recently overhauled and in
good condition. A bargain. Apply at
JOURNAL office.
Mr.. G. L. Carter, of Winnings, has been
in town this week. He placed fine
monument over the graves of Rev.
and Mrs. w. r. Hooper, and is one of
the finest tombs in the cemetery. Mr..
Carter represents the Butler Marble
Company Of Marietta.-Lawrenceville
News.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1901-11-07
Stops the Cough
and Work off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets curea
GOLD in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price % cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01
AN oLD TORTURE NEWLY TESTED.
Kansas Student let I5.9 900 Drops q yVatsi
Fan on His Hand.

So RAN NNt@ "--'----f
To learn Just how much pain would
be caused by the constant dripping Of
water on The body, several students At
Wichita. Kan, have tried it.
Al gallon Of water was to be loosed
drop by drop from a height Of three
feet, the drops falling at intervals Of
about two seconds. A gallon Of water
contains about 81 40 drops, and at
this rate it would take over thirty
four hours to complete the task
One Of the students was seated at e
table, aud allowed his left hand to be
fixed immovably to the table, 50 as to
insure every drop striking the same
spot upon the back Of the hand. The
apparatus for dropping the water was
adjusted, and the experiment began.
For the first forty-hve minutes he ex-
perienced no inconvenience, save his
hand becoming uncomfortable from
being wet constantly with the cold
water. Arrangements were then
made to keep the water at blood heat
and II soon became more comfortable.
Ia about two hours q slight redness
began to appear, which gradually got
as big as a quarter. The third half
hour the drops were scarcely felt at
all, the hand being apparently numb
to the water. although sensitive to the
touch Of anything else The red
spot increased until it was larger than
a silver dollar, aud the dripping Of
the water began to become slightly
painful. 1t was noticed that If any
one told story or did anything to
divert the students attention from his
hand, he did not notice any pain at
all. but concentration Of thought upon
his hand made the pain grow. The
water was kept steadily at close to
nineiy-six degrees.
After about six nours and a half,
the red spot, which has been first a
bright red, slowly turned to purple,
and a blister began to raise. The
pain had increased gradually up to
this stage, and the young man said he
felt as though every falling drop
came with the force Of a hammer, the
pain reaching the shoulder, and even
4 little beyond. After the blister had
raised the blows from the drops were
not SO severe, but be said were bad
enough, being a dull feeling like slow
ly pushing down upon il.
After about eight hours and twenty
minutes the water was shut or About
Is, 900 drops had been let fall, the
rate being a little above the schedule,
only one quart two ounces Of water
having been used.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01
WISE WORDS


He who has no poetry in himself
viii hnd poetry IN nothing.
Ny thoughtsl ii is the building
a house for them that troubles me.
Fine poetry, whether epic, dramatic
or lyric, is nothing but the waking
dreams 81 a wise man.
Religion is the poetry Of the heart
il has enchanimonts rseful TO our
daily life, it gives us both happiness
aud virtue.
/ needed age TO learn what !
wished 70 know, and new 7 ought 70
have youth to give good expression 70
my knowledge
Those who DO an that they can. are
ia danger of showing their limits.
Neither talent. nor strength nor ex
penditure shouldbe carried to this ex
treme.
Where there is no charm aud no
serenity, there is no literature There
must be some amenity even in criti-
cism. IF it entirely lacks this il
ceases to be literary.
If we have piety. we see in old age
but the fullness Of years, in inhrmity
suffering, in imbeeiliiy misfortune,
and we feel only respect compassion.
and the desire to give relief
Do not let your phrase hamper
your thought; it should be to il like
body that does not cramp the soul
Nothing too exact-thiss. IS the great
rule Of grace, in literature as in con
duct.
What we call soul ID man is un-
changing, but what we call mind dif
iers with every age, every situation.
every day The mind is a mobile
thing whose direction changes with
every wind that blows.
Where there is 40 debcacy there is
no literature. A work which con
tains nothing bat yigor. aud a kind OF
FIRE without brilliancy. reveals moth
ing but the character Any ono can
do the like. if we have the nerve, gall.
pride and animal force
To BE prodigal Of words and
thoughts beiraYs a foolish mind.
Richness hes in excellence. not in
abundance. Economy 10 literat7re
proclaims the great writer Without
order and sobriety there is no wis
dom. without wisdom no greatness. ~
Thoughts OF Joseph Joubert.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01

Thy name, oh gallant Kansan. IS serror
and a nightmare 70 the p0etaster.
II doth not lend itself besaemingly
TO the Fagrant r1ymster L lripnefh net
Along the boskY dells Of poesy,
Chased bT the eager muse.
Iuustoni 'Iis + name
10 grasp At either end and swing Ia air
To club some boasting enemy 10 deathf
kunet0ni it has q Kansas sort 81 sound
That well BELTS q Kansas hurricane
Begun In fun and ending with a stun
That spreads al over halfa dozen counties.
This not a thing Of beauty nor a Joy
To the Fllipin0s Il means trouble
Thunder, lightning and woe, and sudden
death.
and ground torn up, and Knockout drops
and blood.
And whiriing terrors, and black desfrne-
tion,
And no tornado eeliari
GO It, oh mighty Funston. lighting Fun.
st0nl
What though thy weight be hardly more
than 0ne-stun4
Not size. but quality it is that counts:
It IS the mind, and not the meat tbe6
mounts.
There's nothing in the makeup Of a name.
sFunston" shall an the sounding trump of
fame,
Yea. beat flames drum with loud resound-
ing thud,
Aud eyeraore thy foes name shall be Mudl
Chicago Tribune.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01

Very frequently circumstances alter
kisses.
A word to the wise is the root Of eli
evil.
What a second lover chiefly 0eplOres
Is that il was not be who first taught
his loved one 10 love.
If y0u wish to learn the truth about
a woman, do not 80 to another woman.
You will learn more than the truth.
In the presence Of a man woman's s
thoughts are seldom far from the sub
iect-mau.
A woman asks a woman questions to
discover something. She asks O man
questions 10 discover the man.
True love makes all things lovable,
except perhaps the chaperon.
Man calls woman capricious simply
because he is too stupid TO comprehend
the laws by which she is swayed.
Woman does not cali man capricious.
The inference is obvious. Life.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01
nuMoa o TAg pAY.

Maid Bachelorhood must be "a
ideal state Bachelor -''I suppose
so; it is not in the union. Judge.
Good heavens. Wlliel you have
Ms swallowed all the pills, have yoa?n
''No, ma'am. gave half Of en- 10
the baby. Life.
Ialkatiye Lady TO crusiy old table
c0mpani0nl -"H0w do y0u like 10
eat ehicken?" Crusty o. Il. C.-"In
silence. thank you"
Bobby, what did you DO with your
peanut shells on the street carr" ~
put them III th oyercoat pocket O. that
man was a-sittin BY. Detroit Free
Press.
Mistress-"Didn't the ladies who
called leave cardsf" Brideei-'T
wanted to, ma'am, but / told them
you had plenty Of yonr own, aud bet
ter, too. Every Where
why do you cali Jimpson a conf
dence mang" Because he's always
taking people aside and telling them
has private affairs under pledge Of se-
crecy San Francisco Examiner.
Mamma sternlyl Don't you
know what the great King solomon
said. Spare the frod and spoil lhs
childYn Bobby but he did
MT say that until he was growed up"
Professor Fiske says that as man
progresses. evil will lapse into mere
memory" .'Hnmph In time man
might forget his sins, but the neigh
bors never would. Chicago Record.
He-''1 10 wish you would hurry
little with your dressing, for we are
very late. She" Hurry Why. L
have been hulTying as hard 81 J can
for the last two and a half hours. ~
Tit. Bits.
Alice-"Oh, ! wish I could tell you
how foolish Fred looked when be be-
gan to propose to me last night
Myrtle ~ Really, did he begin2 It's
q wonder you gave him a chance ~
Chicago News.
one hall doesn't know how lba other half
llvej
OF this there Is scarcely a doubt,
And were lt their business, we'd freely for
give
The persistent attempts 20 hnd oui
Puck.
Bull-"It would be q great mistake
to allow women IN the Stock E1-
change" Bear Why sog" Bull
well, Just to think Of rs paying
from twenty to thirty thousand f0r q
seat aud then having 70 give il up 20
a woman. Brooklyn Life
In hamlet on the banks of the River
Ayr, one Of her Maiesty's inspectors
was examining a class on Scottish his
tory, aud wishing to elicit the fact Of
James VS. quarrel with bis Queen:
Mary Of Lorraine. asked the question:
Why was Mary Queen Of Scots born
at Linlithgow2" when up starts a lil-
tie fellow and shouts Because her
mither was there. Tit Bits
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01

The Desert Of Cobb is. according to
Russian explorers, not sandy waste,
as the atlas has it, but a plateau or
sleppe Of hills sud valleys. once COW
cred by the sea and nov carpeted in
many places With grass. The caravan
route from China TO Urga is travelled
by about 100. 600 camels loaded with
tea every year, aud the wells are never
more than twenty on thirty miles
apart The country S peopled by
Mong0iian nomads with large herds
Of sheep, aud only in years of drought
is there a dearih iol fodder TT was
from Cobb that the Mongoian hordes
descended on China. which erected
ihe great wall to keep them out
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-03-01


Some London slatistician announces
that Americans spend in London more
than $40. 600 every season, and be
declares that the greater part Of this
comes from the Americans living thero
permanently or for some months at
time and not from the transient visi-
tors who stay for only a ies days
The American entertainments are said
TO he looked upon nov as q regular
feature Of the season and play 40 ap-
preciable part in It's hrillianey Shop
keepers find that Americans are gen
orally more liberal in them dealings
than English people Of the same
wealth and position The number 81
Americans residing permanently in
London is nov estimated at 20
There are nearly as many more during
the average summer, although in years
OF expositions OF special events Tins
figure is much increased. a New
Yorker who recently returned from
London was impressed with the small
number of his fellow citizens who
seemed 70 take up ther residences
there. The number cf New York ers
among the Americans who live per-
maneuily 10 London IS said 60 be dis-
pr0pochonaiely small The majority
oi these ezpairiatsd citizens Of the
United States are said to come from
the middle West.-NeV York Sun.