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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-12
ncy lekcewaza wyroki sadowe.
Pag1oski o nowej klesce wojska angielskiego.
STESKNIONY "a OJCZYZNA KSIAZE HENRYK
ODJECHAk.
EKsGUBERNATOR ALTGELT RAzONY APO.
PLEKSYA, UMARL DZISIAJ.

onego moWcoW poprzeonlcn ma
germanizacye W Danii, posef pol
ski wykazaf ma wielkiej iczbie
przykfad6w, jak bezceremonialnie
wfadze obchodza sic przepisami
prawnemi W stosunkach z ludno-
scia polska, jak mafo troszcza sic o
wyroki sad6w naJwyzszych, jak
mafo zgadza sic praktyka oswald
czeniami, skiadanemi przez mini
strow W cia}ach prawodawczych.
Wykazawszy jaki zamet powstaje
przez dziwaczne zniemczanie nazw
miejscowosci, posef Gfebocki przy-
toczys szereg wypadk6w jaskrawe-
go bezprawia, popelnianego zwia-
SEGA przez rozwiazywanie zgroma-
dzen polskich. Rozwiazywanie
take nastepuje zwyczajnie dlate-
60, re ma zgromadzeniu m6wia po
polsku. Jest to pow6d wprost
nielegalny, przeciwny konstytucyi.
Przystepujac dalej do skarg ME-
mieckich ma boikotowanie Mem
COW przez Polak6w, m6wca stwier-
dzif, re dzieje sic wprost przeci-
wnie i ma dow6d przytoczyf cafy
szereg firm niemieckich, kt6re po-
czefy bojkotowac Polak6w, kiedy
Polacy wcale jeszcze ME myslei o
bojkocie. Me powinni sic Mem
cy dziwit, re Polacy obecnie od-
wdzieczaia sic pieknem "a nado-
bne.
Minister spraw wewnetrznych,
bar. Hammerstein, zbyf wywody p.
Glebockiego uwagq, re celem wy,
gfaszania takich NOW jest tylko
szerzenie nienawisci do Niemc6w i
podburzanie ludnosci. W gruncie
rzeczy Polakom ME chodzi o mic
innego, tylko o oderwanie sic cd
panstwa pruskiego, Polacy zawsze
odznaczali sic zamifowaniem doin-
tryg, skierowanych przeciw Mem
com. TAX byto "a czas6w Napo-
leona I. Ale ME osiagneli oni
swych cel6w, bo Napoleon, jakkol-
wick miai W tenn interes, aby zape-
wnic byt samoistny Polakom, ME
m6gf zdecydowao sic na to, pozna-
wszy ich dokfadniej. Kokietowaf
wiec tylko Polakami zwiaszcza
z Polkami. (Posfowie polscy pro-
testuja gwaftownie). Pamietniki
hr. Potockiei zawierajq bardzo pla.
styczny ale ME piekny obraz tych
stosunk6w.
Czego Napoleon ME zrobif,
tenn dis wcale mowy bye ME mo-
re, po stuletniej piracy kulturalnej
Niemc6w W dzielnicach wscho-
dnich. Me mozemy pozwolic ma
to, aby Polacy, kt6rzy stanowia
mniejszosc CD W tych dzielnicach
narzucali swa wole Wiekszosci (!D
niemieckiej.
Po kr6tkiej movie posia Szmuli,
kt6ry uskarzaf sic ma utrudnienie
pobytu W Prusach robotnikom ga
icyjskim, poset konserwatywny
Limburg-Stirum odpowiedzia} Gle
bockiemu, ae moznaby pomyslec o
uwzglednieniu skarg polskich, gdy-
by skargi te byfy s}uszne, a ME
miaiy tylko ma celu podzegania
ciemnych mas ludno5ci przeciw
Niemcom. W danych warunkach
Rad musi uzyt wszelkich 5rodk6w,
aby stfumic agitacye wroga dla
paustwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-12
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
CHICAGO, 12go marca 1902.

n adesziy do Europy niepomy-
sine dla Anglik6w wiadomosci z
pofudniowej Afryki. Nietylko De-
Wet, ale take Delarey Stein
przedarli sic przez iancuch angieI-
skich blokhauz6w oddziaf6w po-
lowych, wszyscy oni uzyli jedna-
kowego fortelu. Blokhauzy-to So
uzbrojone domy, zajete przez kill
kunastu zoinierzy, kt6rzy, majac
jedna lub najwiecej dwie armatki,
moga bardzo skutecznie odpierac
ataki dose licznego nieprzYjaciela.
Anglicy zbudowali diugi szereg ia
kich forteczek, oddalonych cd sic
bic diva kilometry, przedzieli-
wszy W ten spos6b zdobyta juz
przez siebie Geese kraiu cd okolicy
g6rzystei. zajetej przez boerskich
wodz6w. System prowadzenia VOL
ny "a pomoca blokhauz6w polega
ma tenn, re gdy sic zdobedzie nowy
pas nieprzyjacielskiej ziemi, to ma
zewnetrzna krawedz tego pasa
przenosza sic blokhauzy okolicy
iuz opanowaneji wtedy zaczyna
sic zdobywanie nastepuego pasa
ziemi. Jest to system bardzo pc
why, ale take bardzo marudny.
Ot62 dlatego wia5nie, re marudny,
chciei go Anglicy skr6cic. W tym
celu wytknei oni swym blokhau-
zom linie p6ikolista, tax, aby sze-
reg tych forteczek podobny byf do
ramion wyciqgnietych naprz6d i
iakby obejmujacych pozycye, zaje-
te przez Boer6w. Nastepnie wszy-
stkie dwukilometrowe pola miedzy
forteczkami pokryli tuz mad ziemia
siecia kolczastych drut6w, gesto
przymocowanych kofami do grun-
tn. Byfo to wiec podobne do paje-
czyny, kt6ra iesienia osnuwa Scier-
nisko. Przez TAXA przeszkode tru-
dno sic przebic, DO kolczaste druty
kalecza koniom nogi, oplatuja sig
dokola mich i wstrzymuja poch6d.
Kiedy oddziaf wpadnie miedzy
druty, to sic koniecznie musi Ia
trzymac i DUO stracic czasu ma
rozczyszczenie pred soba drogi, a
tymczasem moze bye 'wystrzelany
z blokhauz6w. Urzadziwszy sic
wiec W ten spos6b, Kitchener po-
shah kilka silnych oddziai6w ma ty-
iy boarskie, aby te oddziaiy pedzi-
iy De-Weta, Delareya i Steijna
prosto pred siebie ma linie biloxi
hauz6w pol pokrytych siecia dru-
tow. Gdyby ten manewr sic po-
wi6df, wojna Boerami odrazu by
1aby skonczona. Lecz De-Wet
wpadf ma prosty a bardzo zreczny
pomysi: zgromadzif ogromne stado
dzikich bawof6w, napoit te zwie-
rzeta okowita W nocy popedzif ma
druty. Zwierzeta, ranione drutaui,
oszalafe z b6lu, rzucaiy sic jak
w5ciek1e i choc W koncu pogineiy,
ale pozrywaty druty. Vice naste-
pnie De-Wet bez stratu czasu wy
psdi "a inie blokLauz6w i poni6sf
piomien wojny W okolice iuz uspo-
kojone. Tam znalazt wielu Boe-
row, kt6rzy tylko musu zachowy.
wall sic spokoinie, wiec odrazu je-
go oddziat ogromnie ur6sf W siiy.
Fortel De-Weta powt6rzyli Dela-
rey i Steijn, kt6rzy potem zaraz
sic rzucili ma dawno iuz uspokojo-
nq Orauie. gdzie r6wniea ludnosc
powstata, z jakim to uczynili
skutkiem, o tenn doniosfy wczoraj-
sze telegramy.
Przy obradach W parlamencie
niemieckim mad budzetem mini
steryum spraw wewnetrznych, po-
sci Glebocki wystqpit ponownie
bardzo energiczuym protestem
pszeciw systemowi germanizacyj-
Rsmu. Nawiszuiqc do skarg je-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-12
POpieraja Kunza.

Ma mityngu W hall Andrzeia
Schultza pm. 416 Elston ave. ze-
brali sic licznie obywatele 16 war
dy, do kt6rych przemawiali OBJ.
Jan Czekafa, J6zef Parchem i Jan
Kondziorski. Wszyscy zebrani
postanowili popiera6 kandydature
Stanisfawa Kunza ma aldermana
Is wardy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-12

- Posef Wolf byl honorowym
obywatelem miasta Zatec. Owo2
obecnie, po wyjsciu ma jaw skanda.
licznych sprawek VOLTA, gmina "a
tecka skreslila go z listy swych ho.
norowych obywateli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-12

rozruchy, kt6rym Rad zapobiedz
ME jest W stanie. Tutejsi w}asci-
ciele dom6w upominaja sig, aby W
niedziele wszystkie szynki byfy
zamkniete.
BERLIN, l2go area. =
Oryginalna interpelacye wniesiono
W parlamencie. Szewc Juethe z
Berlina wziq} rozw6d z zona W T.
1894, sad tutejszy przyznaf mu
prawo trzymania c6rki przy sobie'
Tymczasem jego iona przeniosfa
sic do Luedenscheid i c6rki mu
oddaG ME chciafa. Juethe udawat
sic do policyi W Luedenscheid, wy
rabiaf sobie coraz to move wyroki,
pisaf zazalenia, uskarzal sic do mi
nistra spraw wewnetrznych. Wszy-
stko nadaremno. Me poskutko.
wafa nawet prozba do cesarza,
gdy j tn mic ME wsk6raf,
poniewaz cesarz przeslat probe do
rozpatrzenia ministrowi sprawie-
dliwoSci. Szewc udaf sic teraz do
parlamentu, kt6ry wyposrodkuje,
dlaczego najwyzsze instancye lex
cewazyty wyroki sadowe.
LoNDYN, 12go marca. -
Delegacya r6znych izb handlowych
wreczyfa lordowi Lansdowne me-
moryaf, wykazujacy straty Anglii,
jezeli oswobodzona Kuba zawrze
re Stanami Zjednoczonymi traktat
oparty ma wzajemnoSci,' kt6ry u
niemozliwi innym panstwom kon-
kurowac ma wyspie kupcami a.
merykanskimi. Stany Zjednoczo-
ne przyrzekiy uwolnic Kubanczy-
k6w pod jarzma hiszpanskiego,
lecz ME wynika ztqd bynajmniej,
azeby przez to pogwalcona bye
miata ma Kubie zasada wolnego
handlu. Rad angielski powinien
przeszkodzi6 zawarciu projektowa-
nego przez Stany Zjedn. traktatu
Kuba.
Narodowcy irlandzcy maja ma
dzieje, re wojna W Afryce pofu-
dniowej zakonczy sic wybiciem
sic Boer6w Irlandczyk6w ns VOL
nose.
RzYM, 12go area.
Ma posfuchaniu pozegnalnem upo-
minaf Ojciec 5wiety monsignora
Sbarretti, kt6ry jako delegat pa
pieski udaje sic ma Filipiny, azeby
szedf reka W reke z rzadem amery-
kanskim, kt6rego przedstawiciel
prezydent Roosevelt zioayf liczne
dowody swej przychylnoSci dla
Kosciola katolickiego. Me zanosi
sic ma to, azeby Rad amerykanski
miaf zadac zniesienia zakon6w ma
wyspach Filipinskich.
Ma posiedzeniu parlamentu O.
swiadczyf prezes ministrow Zanar-
delli, re krol ME przyjqf dymisyi
gabinetu re ministrowie zostana
ma stanowiskach, jezeli otrzymaja
wotum zaufania.
PEKIN, l2go area.
General chinski Ma otrzymaf roz-
kaz przykfadnego ukarania mo-
tlochu, ktory zamordowat belgij-
skiego ksiedza. Rozkaz ten wy
dano z tego powodu, azeby ME dac
pretekstu MoskaIom do zajecia
prowincyi Jehol,
Moskale rozpuscili juz wiesc, re
So zmuszeni uspokoic motfoch
chinski W Jehol pomscic smiert
chrzescijanskiego misyonarza.
LoNDYN, 12go marca.
Nadchodza niepokojace wiesci o
nowem zwyciestwie Boer6w. Ko-
lumna generata Greenfell miafa sic
potaczyc wojskiem gsnerafaMeth-
ruen stusznem jest przypuszcze-
ME, re Delarey, pobiwszy Methue-
ma, zwr6cif sic przeciw generafowf
Greenfell, kt6ry sobie mic ME do
nosi.
Minister wojny zapowiedziat ma
tychmiastowe wys}anie do Afryki
posiikow W sile 5000 ludzi. Lord
Kitchener wystapi teraz osobi5cie
W pole brac bedzie udzia} W BIZ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-12
Ma rzecz Orlik6W.

W ofsie drukarni ,,Dziennika
Chicagoskiego" zfozono pewna l.
lose fotografij, przedstawiajacych
staruszk6w Orlikow, ktorzy obcho.
dzili niedawno temu brylantowe
cody. Jakkolwiek opiekuja sic
para stuletnich staruszk6w p.
Szczepahski panna Sfomiiska,
potrzebny jest fundusz ma dalsze
zaspokejanie potrzeb tych ludzi
W tym celu przyjeIismy ma skiad
fotografe staruszk6w. Obrazki W
mniejszym formacie kosztuiq 25c,
W wiekszym so centow. Fundusz
zbierany ma rzecz Orlik6w znajdu-
je sic W zawiadywaniu proboszcza
par. sw. Stanisfawa Kostki, Pre-.
wiel. ks. Jana Kasprzyckiego.
ZnacZny DOSar.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-12
Nieostroznc potwierdzenie.

Ona: No. prawda, ia nam wady.
On: Naturalnie!
Ona (oburzona): Cor! Powt6rz! ia
kiez to ia nam wady!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-03-12
Znaczny pOaar.

W olbrzymim gmachu frmy
Brunswick Bake Collender Go. pm.
15l-161 E. Superior st, powstat
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-09-12
CURING BEARS OF THEFT.
Use Of Heavy Bull Whip Found to Be
Effective.

Use Of Heavy Bull Whip Found to Be
Effective.
Gen Corbin, who has Just returned
to Washington from a trip TO Yellow
stone Park, tells how some bears il
the park raided the Fountain House.
4 investigated myself, and found that
the bears had broken into the kitchen
o. the hotel and simply ruined all the
stores, leaving the hotel and its guests
without food enough for q meal II
was sidesplitting 10 listen TO the Chi
nese cook attempt 70 describe the visit
Of the bears He became excited,
spluttered, grinned and squeaked, and
went through all the supposed meneu-
vers Of the beasts in his endeavOr TO
explain the damage that had been
done II was really no laughing mat
ter, for the proprietor Of the hotel
and Col Pitcher sent men 70 punish
the intruders." Would they XIII the
bears2" Gen COrbin was asked "Oh,
no; they would only whip them They
would take a big bull whip and lash
the bears sOundly. Experience has
taught, so the park people say. that a
good sound thrashing from a bull-whip
viii last q bear. either brown or grizz-
y, for the remainder Of the season"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-09-12
MiIlionaires Are Quite Human.

Wen, it may seem odd, but some Of
the Newport cottages were conceived
in much the same way as your own
dream house, says Ainslee's. haven't
a doubt that Cornelius Vanderbilt and
his wife had the joIliest evenings pos
sible when they talked over the new
Breakers that was 10 rise from the
ashes Of the old And don't you sup
pose that while Foxhan Keene and
his bride were in Europe they made
delightful little guesses as to progress
on the splendid place under cOnstruc-
ton on Long Island, and cabled over
all sorts Of absurd suggestions Why.
Of course they did. At the present
moment, too, the -OUng Payne Whit
neys, yachting somewhere around
Norway, are chattering away TO each
other about the arrangement OF rooms
in that miIlion-dollar home that Col
ORel Oliver Payne finally decided TO
give them in place Of several pounds
of candy as a wedding gift Man
sions or marshmaIlOws, it's all one
to an American uncle.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-09-12
PubIlsher,s - 49,.

David Williams, the publisher of
technical and trade newspapers, one
day wandered into the Office Of one
OF the editors for a general talk about
matters Of mutual interest The place
was somewhat shabby, and the editor
took advantage Of the opportunity TO
suggest that the wall be repape-ed. a
new carpet provided, and other i'm
prOvements made which would con-
duce materially 70 his comfort, con-
GLIDING his catalogue Of what he
wanted with the sententious and
somewhat superfuous remark: 4
never could work TO good advantage
in a hog pen"
Mr.. Williams looked about him and
rendered further conversation on the
subject unnecessary by quietly re-
marking
That is the first time I ever heard
the term hog pen applied b. q gentle
man 70 an apartment which was pecu.
Harly and exclusively his OWL"
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-09-12
S(AFFOLD BREAKS
Two Men Precipitated a Distance
Of Eighty Feet
BOTH KILLED INSTANTLY
Were At Work on the Inside Of Smoke
stack when Supports Gave Way,
Sending Them HesdIOng TO the
GrOund-Other News
BOTH KILLED INSTANTLY

Frank Smith, a mechanic, and John
Ennis. q military convict from Fort
Sheridan, IL. fell from a scanoIding
and were killed while working on the
smokestaek at the new federal peni-
Tertiary, at Leavenworth, Kan. They
were working inside a heavy sheet iron
tube, Tiveting bolts. They were
standing on a seafolding which was
attached by four hooks in rfvet holes.
ne Of the hooks broke Both men fell
sixty feet, striking a cross beam. and
from this twenty feet more on to a pile
Of tools and brick Smith has been q
sheet and wrought iron worker for
years and lived in Leavenworth.
Ennis was a soldier when he was con-
victed Of robbery and sent to Leaven-
worth to serve a two years sentence.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-09-12
AN EDITOR FOR CONGRESS
Socialists Of the Sixth District Nominate
J. c. L. Wisely of sargent

SOCIALISTS OF the Sixth District Nominal e
J. c. L. Wisely of Sargent
The socialist party of the Sixth dis
Tict held a delegate convention at
Broken Bow Saturday. DR.. L. I. Bo-
gen, Of Sherman county. was elected
chairman and J. F Smith, OF the same
county, secretary of the socialist party
OF the Sixth district J. c. /. Wisely.
Of the Sargent New Era, whose paper
has supported the socialist party since
the Knasas City convention. was nomi-
mated by reclamation for congress.
Referring to the nomination. Mr..
Wisely's paper says: ct certainly is an
honor to be the standard-bearer Of a
party which stands for the doctrines
enunciated by Abraham Lincoln. which
stands for justice. freedom and fra
teTnity and the establishment of a
system wherein the Golden Rule can
be universally practiced."
Q. A Snyder, Of custer county, was
nominated for state senator, Fifteenth
district
S. P. GrOat, Of Broken Bow. and n.
K Lee, Of Round Valley, were nOmi-
mated for representatives. Fifty-sixth
district, and Fred Cummings. Of Coo
leytOn, for county attorney.
The platforms adopted pledge the
nominees, If elected, to use all honor
able means to have socialist principles
Immediately enacted into law
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-09-12

colorsd Man Missed Usual Greeting
from Admiral Evans
When Admirals Evans and Schley
were both assigned TO duty on the
Lighthouse Board. which convenes IN
rooms at the Treasury Department in
Washington the Philadelphia Post re-
lates, the colored messenger at the
door one morning stopped Admiral
Schley-
I wish. said the darky, you would
speak a kind word 70 Com'dore Evans
for me Hes done got IL in for me q"
You must be mistaken. George, %
Schley replied 7 happen 70 know
that Commodore Evans, like the rest
Of US. thinks highly OF your distin-
guished services"
oh, Use sure, persisted the col
Ored nan, that Com dore Evans don't
Ike me no more"
What makes you think so?" de
manded SchIey.
Wen" explained the messenger.
usually when Com dore Evans arrives
in the mOrnin' he says, Hello, George,
you blankety-blank-blanlz fooll How
are your but dis mornin' he done say
merely, Hello. GeOrge!' The com'dore
must surely taken pOw'ful dislike
10 me-
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-09-12
CHURCH BUILT DAY

The Men OF the ConrrerafIoa worked
and the Women Got Dinner for Them
Armourdale. Kansas. can boast of a
church built in one day The church
is the Baptist chapel at Fourteenth
street and Scott avenue, in the district
known as red town" The church is
is feet BY IS feet and was built be-
tween sunrise and sunset last Non
day
The congregation Of the Armour
dale Baptist church on May 25 began
holding meetings in the homes Of the
members By the latter part. Of August
the church had a membership Of
sixty-twO. On August 2 the congre-
cation purchased the two lots at
Fourteenth street and Scott avenue.
Then the problem Of building a church
came up They had not the money to
hire the building done so they decided
TO hold an old time building bee"
n a recent morning forty men as
sembled at the site Of the proposed
church Some carried saws. some ham
msrs and other what tools they could
find about their homes. The men
worked with a viii and by night the
church was finished The women Of
the congregation in the meantime pre-
pared a dinner which was served on
the grounds to the workmen
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock the
Rev. F. L StreeteT, pastor Of the Ar
mOurdale Baptist church, preached the
dedicatOry sermon in the little church
which was built in a day.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-09-12

New Work Honse, Costing Nearly . ms
lion Dollars. Practically Useless
A new workhouse recently erected
at Greenwich in England has become g
sort Of white elephant on the hands
OF the guardians Of the poor. 1t was
constructed by these officials under
pressure from the local government
board, at a cost OF nearly SST5, 900. The
building was hardly completed when Il
became necessary, owing 20 q change
in poor law administration giving
greater latitude in regard 70 outdoor
relief The old WOrkhouse, with some
inexpensive additions, is now adequate
for all requirements. Hence the new
structure. considered TO be the most
up-to-date WOrkhouse OF its kind, the
plans for which obtained a diploma OF
merit at the Paris exposition, stands
unused Any person or persons desir-
ing 10 buy q brand new wOrkhouse,
constructed in the latest style, can per
haps ind something to their mind by
application 70 the Greenwich board
OF guardians. The taxpayers would be
glad 70 get back some part Of the
money il cost them Its present use
fulness is limited TO the office Of
monumental warning against haste in
the expenditure OF public money
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-09-12
WRECK ON BURLINGTON
Two Trains Try to Pass on the Same
Track

Two Trains Try to Pass on the Same
Track
A Broken Bow dispatch Of Septem-
Der Z says: When entering the yards
here at $50 this morning. the through
Burlington St LOuis-Bfiings flyer.
west-bound, collided with a freight en-
CINE, wrecking both engines and over
turning the baggage and mail coaches
OF the passenger. A negro tram
whose identity has not been deter
mined. was killed while riding on the
platform Of the mail car The wreck
delayed traf1c east and west several
hours
The cause Of the wreck. which is the
most disastrous ever experienced in
this section, was that the engine of
q freight train. which had been side
tracked near the depot. shunting cars
and making up its train in the yards.
had run out on the main line prepare
tory to backing down to its train.
Just as It got onto the main track. No
Al, the St Louis passenger, due at
Broken Bow at 5-54. swung around the
curve and dashed into the freight en-
CINE The engineer Of the passenger
saw the freight engine while applying
the brakes. preparatory to stopping
at the depot, and this alone probably
averted a terrible catastrophe. as the
passengers on the St Louis train were
still in their hunks.
As 1t was, the track was torn I'D for
a distance Of fifty feet aud the engines
were distributed about the main track
and sidings- The express and mail
cars on the passenger were sDIintered.
but beyond severe bruises their occu-
pants escaped unhurt.
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WhatIt Taught

A gentleman visiting a minister was
asked 10 attend a Sunday school at his
hosts church, and address a few re-
marks TO the children. relates the Scot
fish American He took the familiar
theme Of the children who Knocked
Elijah on his journey 70 Bethel-how
the youngsters tainted the poor old
prophet, and how they were punished
when two she bears came out OF the
woods and ate forty and two Of them.
And now. children said the
speaker. wishing 70 learn If his talk
had produced any moral effect, what
does this story shOw2"
Please sir" came from a little girl
well down in front, 1T shows how
many children two she bears can
hold"
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WILLAMETTE.

She that was myself went BY.
Long ago and long ago.
Light OF foot and gay OF eye
on. the path was green and high.
Roses nodded row on row
she that was myself went b.
Swift she went and happily.
Like a cloud the spring winds blew
Light Of foot and gay o. eye
Old with many Eriefs sigh.
Youth Is winged Time IS slow
She that was myself went By.
Vain the summons. vain the cry
She viii never return, ] troE,
Light OF foot and gay or eye
Here alone sit Age and 7.
Since that day. when. watching 50.
She that was myself went BY
Light of foot and gay OF eye
-TheodoEia Garrison In Life
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Amos G. Gerald Of Fairfield. is about
to embark in novel enterprise at
South FreepOrt. Ne, where he has en-
closed a large tract Of land, viii cross
several pure blOOded bUfalOes or bison
which he owns, with a herd Of pOlled
Angus or Galway cows, recently pur-
chased He says: The polled Angus,
originally Italian stock, has been
found best suited TO crossing with the
thoroughbred bison A half-breed Of
this type gives marked satisfaction, a
three-quarter animal retains the vigor-
Gus physique Of the COW with many
characteristics of the bison. Similar
experiments have been successful in
Nebraska, where the hair Of the half
breed has attained a high commercial
value"
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Fled Across the Continent

William D. Lord, charged with en-
bezzling $4,000 from s. H. Hall & Co.
Of Minneapolis. was arrested at hide
pendence, Kan Lord was a trust
ed employee Of Mr.. Hall. the Min
neapolis potato king" He escaped
before the theft was detected, and for
a year and a half the officers have
been after him He was followed to
the State Of Washington, but eludsd
the officers George A 10th, a deputy
sheriff Of Minneapolis, left immediate
y with his prisoner.