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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-13
Przeglad polityki
RliedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 1890 lutego, 1902.

Sa W Niemczech diva urzedowe
organy protestanckiego duchowien-
stwa: Iedno nazywa sic "Deutsch-
Evangelische Correspondent" i
zostaie pod bezpo5rednim wpty-
wem superintendent6w, drugie zas,
wydawane przez pastor6w, nosi ty-
tut ,,Evangelische Kirchen-
zeitung". Oba bardzo sic zajmuja
ruchem ,,Los Won Rom" W Austryi
i luterska propaganda " Wielko-
polsce.
" rzucie eka na wypadki W ro-
ku ubiegiym oba te pisma wyraza-
ia jedna mysl, ae walka polsko-
5cia protestancks propaganda W
Austryi = to So tylko odmiany je-
dneg tel samej daznosci Niemc6w
do sttumieaia 7aohodniej showian-
szcay1ny. Hakaty1m i ,,Los Won
RomS - to bracia siamscy. Pracu-
ia oni ma chwafe geEmanizmu, ale
zarazem maia oel og6tno ludzki,
cywiHzaoyjny. DO - powiada
,,Deutsch- -Evang. Corr" - nprote-
stancki zywi6f zawsze day do po-
stepu, stara sic wydobyc siasno-
ty ma szerokie prEestworza my5i'
mrok6w ma 5wiatfo.
Protestanckie prObostws So W
ziemiaeh slowiahskich warowniami
niemieckiego droha, ebyczaju
narodowych gadan. W mich tez
Rad niemiecki zawsze znajduje
zrozumieDie swei pofityki i chetne
jej popieranie, Pastorzy, to ME
nietylko misyonsrze prawdy luter-
skiej, ale to takze pionierowie ME-
mieckich ideal6w. Me trzeba je-
dnak sadzie, ze So oni agentami po-
lityczRyuni, bo tax bynajmniej ME
jest; poprostV luterstwo / niemiec-
kos6 tworza ideowa oa1o5c, ze kto
pracujs dia protestantyzmu, ten
przez to samo toRujs drogi germa-
nizmowi".
Nieoo innemi sfowami, ale my5l
to sama wyra1a ,,Evang, Kirchen-
ztg.", wywody swe konczy tax:
w rzeczywisto5ei tedy waIka czy
to polskoscia, czy jaka inna
odmiana sfowianstwa jest zawsze
walka Rzymem".
" dalszym ciagu swei rozprawy
,Evang. Kirehenzeitung" powiada,
re Los von Rom" W Wielkopolsce
pracuje mnieiszem powodzeniem.
anizeli W Austryi. w Przedlita-
Wi pleknIe sic FozWlJa luterstWo
pisze ten dziennik -aw WieI-
kopolsce idzie mu jak kaEnienia.
w roku 19O0ym przeszio W wAustryi
ma pretestantysm 45l6 os6b, W
roku 1901ym juz z CORA 6 tysiecy
os6b. Poniewaz wszyscy ei kon-
wertyci sa zonaci, przeto MONA
smiafo Eczye, re 10 tysiecy dzieci
bedzie sic wychowywato W luter-
stwie, ME W katolickiej reIigii.
Jest to niewqtpliwe powiekszenie
owczarni protestanekiei, prawIizi-
wa zdobycz, kt6rej wielko5c cd po-
czatku ruchu Los Won Rom" wy
raza sic W Austryi cyfra 10000 O.
sob dorosfych. Z dzieemi = naJ-
mniej drugie tyle-
Stosownie do tax pomy5lne9o
rozwoju protestautyzmu, zwieksza
sic takze hczba kirch W ziemiach
austryackich. W rcku przesziym
zbudowano zupeinie nowych % W
Czechacb, 7 W Styryi po dwie W
Austryi Dolnej, Karyntyi, na
Szlasku. ma Morawie i Galicyi.
Natomiast ma wschodnich kresach
panstwa pruskiego przybylo prOte-
stant6w sci5Ie tylu, ilu przybyfo
kolonist6w; ME jest to zaden nowy
nabytek, bo CT koloni5ci i pred
tsn bgh lutrami. Ma tych kresach
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-13

UcIIdefSI, zS Ai1CRVeN'oA S"J
Ewyciezka bitwe 2 wenecuelska ka
nonierka General Crespo"pod Gu
marebo i zatopif ja. Kapitan i "a
4oga zatopionej ksnonierki znajdu-
ia sic ma pokiadzis ,,Libertadora"
jako jency.
KAPszTAT, 1S lutego.
Ksieana RadziwiH zapfaciia sto-
sownie do wyroku sadowego wyda-
nego d. 12 pazd1iernika z. F. ma ko-
rzyse kupca tutejszego Thomasa
Louw, 1900 fl. sterl,, kt6re poby-
czyfa byfa Cd niego ma GEEK wysta-
wiony ma sumo 1000 ft. sterl' Ma
czeku jake reczyciel byf podpisany
Cecil Rhodes, ale ten p6zniej O.
swiadczyi, ae podpis byt fa1szywy
LoNDYN, 1890 lu t g 6 O.
Zakonnicy wygnaui Francyi ma
ia prawo zamieszkac W Londynie;
Jezuici tax dawniej W Anglii oslo
dh, jak ci, kt6rzy przybyli z Fran
cyl, ME mogq bye stqd wygnani.
TAX rozstrzygnat sedzia policyjny
Kennedy ku wielkiemu niezadowo-
leniu Zwiazku protestanckiego, kto-
ry wni6sf skargi sadowe wygna-
ME kilku Jezuit6w, Sprawa mo-
glaby jeszcze isc pred wyzsze sa-
dy, ale zdaje sic, re sedzia Kenne-
dy wydat decyzyq po porozumie-
niu sic reprezentantami wyzszych
sadow,
New YORK, 1890 lutego
Yacht cesarza Wllhelma ,,Hoheu
zollern" przybyt szcze5liwie do tn
tejszego portu byto to wielka ME
spodzianka, gdvz &edle program
podr6zy mtat na!prz6d stanac
wysp Bermuda i juz panowato p
wne zanieppko eni-, re tn sic n.
pojawlt. Przybyf tn Il god
predzri niz 90 oczekiwano.
WASHINGTON 1870 lu e 60.
w s-uaclr 7 Ter zakonclyt s
dwu, rnir prz 'rywaoH m W
p5ltyre Fl nnsk,eI lowoizli L
SHny I've In pchon- mprllnie
81 w.a5ricleIam FiapIn, klea
Aneryk,ne ian Dr1yoyii, FL,
plnczycy wIa5nie wywrIc1ah sw
nippoIIegto5c, zatem ME mozn
ich trz pomawrac o zdrade stanu
gIy waIcza przeclw Amerykanom
Potem inni przemawlaIl W tej sa
mel sprawie chwilami przycho
dzito do dose ostrych stare.
W izbie posi0w odOyto sic Sfo-
sowanie mad nowelq tycz4cq ST.
oleomargaryny, przyjeto lq To-
gtosami przeciw llo.
M1DDLEBoRo, KY, l3 lutego.
| P6lczwarta mill stqd, pod domen
LeeTurnera zwanymQuarter house,
przyszio do strzelaniny pomiedzy
g6ralami urzedn!kami; szesc o.
sob zostaEo "a ,itych, sze5c Smier-
telnie ranionych. = w ubiegtym
tygodniu pewnq wiasnoSc Lee
Turnera sadownie skonGskowano
przewieziono do Virginii. Turner
zebraf kiIku przyjaciot odbit swa
wtasno5c. Wtedy zorganizowano
obywatelskie rposse", by sifq ode
bra6 to przedmioty. Turner dowie-
dziaf sic tenn i z kilkunastu przy-
jaci6lmi oszancowaf sic W szynku.
Kiedy pojawifo sie .posse" z urze-
dnikami, zaczeto do mich strzelac
Ur8ednfcy odpowied2ieli strzatami
i szynk podpalili, kiedy z domu
wybiegh obleaeni, strzelano dc
Mich jak do zwierzyny. Turner sam
iednakowoa umknaf z kilku towa
rzyszami. zdaje sic, re nastapi
dalszy rozlew krwi.
WASHINGTON, 1890 lutego. -
Wczoraj rozpoczef sic tn kongres
miedzynarodowy zwolenniczek pra.
wa glosowania kobiet. Pred jegc
otwarciem reprezentantki zagra'
nicy zebrafy sie ma narade mad u
tworzeniem miedzynarodowego
zwiazku prawa gfosowania kobiet'
Ma tej naradzie, ma kt6rej przewo-
dniczyia panna Susan B. Anthony
j ' Il Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-13
Kronika Miejscowa.
Oryginalne zadanie.

Rozwoziciele wegli wystapili z
nowemi zadaniami. Odniosfszy
czesciowe zwyciestwo z wtascieie-
lami olbrzymich gmach6w, kt6rzy
zobowiazali sic tylko wegli uzywsc
do opafu, teraz domagajq sic cd
wfascicieh browar6w, by "a dowo-
zenie wegli do browar6w wyzna-
czano dla Mich pewna ilosc piwa
bezpfatnie. Przywileju tego dozna-
ia rowoziciele piwa; domagaja go
sic teraz rozwoziciele wegli.
Wczoraj komitet ich unii pre-
dfozyi to zadanie stowarzyszeniu
wfascicieli browar6w W gmachu
Schillera. Komitet zagrozif straj-
kiem, kt6ry nastapi l kwietnia, le-
zeli zadania rozwozicieli ME beda
wypelnione. Niewiadomo ma razie,
jak sic sprawa ia zakonczy.
Nieszczescia,
II letni Thornton Estwood, ktore-
90 rodzice mieszkaja pm. 434 w.
II str, ktory byf posfancem kolei
Chicago G. Rock Island, wczoraj
rano godz, s zostat W poblizu 10
ulicy przejechany przez lokomoty-
we ranzujacq zabity ma miejscu.
Nieszczescie wydarzyfo sic W O.
czach ojca miodzienca, kt6ry take
ma zatrudnienie tel kompanii'
8 letni Frank Wysocki. zam. ma
rogu SO ul. Calumet ave, zostat
ma 92 ulicy przejechany przez 10
komotywe, kt6ra mu zgruchotala
obie nogi. Zawieziono chfopca do
szpitaIa Union.
80 letni Jan Stewik, pracujqc W
stacyi wodociagowej ma Bridgeport
Gle, zanadto zblizyi sic do maszy-
ny, kt6ra zlamaia mu lewa
noge W dw6ch miejscach. Umiesz-
czono 90 szpitaIu powiatowym-
9 letni VIM. Haskin, 267 S. Nor
gan str, poparzyt sic groznie, wy
Iawszy ma siebie przypadkowo
czajnik wrzqca wodq. jest W szpi-
talu powiatowym.
letni Morris Klein, 4lS W. IA
str, zblizyt sic zanadto do pieca
kuchennego; odziez ma MIN sic "a
jela chlopiec 5miertelnie SIG po-
piekf. Jest W szpitalu Michael
Reese.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-13
lelegrarr1y.

BERLIN, 13go lut ego.
Urzedowa gazeta ,,Reichsanzeiger"
ogfosifa diva dokumenta tyczace
sic zachowania sic mocarstw W O.
bee wybnchu wojny amerykansko
hiszpanskiej, aaeby, jak powiada,
ostatecznie wyjasnie stanowisko,
jake w6wczas zajeiy Niemcy. Je-
den tyeh dokument6w, datowany
Is kwietnia 1898, podpisany jest
przez hr. Buelowa, 6wczesnego mi
nistra spraw zagPanicznych, two
rsy rapport do cesarza telegramie
otrsymanym cd ambassadors ME-
mieokiego W Waszyngtonie, Tenze
doni6sf, re ambassador angielski,
lord Pauncefote nak1onif reprezen-
tant6w szesciu mocarstw, by swoJe
rzady telegrafcznie prosih ze-
zwolenie ma doreczenie rzadowi
Stanow zjedn. noty zbiorowej, W
ktorej wyrazaja swe przekonanie,
il wojna Hiszpania ME jest u
sprawiedliwiona, Ambassador ME
miecki, donoszac tenn, dodat, re
on sam zimno traktuje te sprawe,
cesarz iemiecki napisaf ma rapor-
Gle uwage, IL uwaza takie postaple-
ME "a bezcelowe, a zatem sprzecl'
via sic temu planowi. Drugi do
kument jest kopiq owego telegra
mu rozesfanego przez reprezentan-
tow mocarstw do ich rzadow i po-
twierdza to, CO W plerwszym doku-
mencle byto powledziane.
Poniewaz do dorec1enla zbioro-
wei noty ME przyszIo l to wldocz'
ME skutek tego, re Rad nremlec-
ki odm6wlt swego wsp6tudzlatu,
przeto onegdaJsze oswladclenle
lorda Cranborne W angIeISkteJ ~
bic postow widoc1neJ stol spr1e
clnoscl z ia taml panuJe lacleka-
wlenle, ia trgo wywInle sic Rad
angielski. S4dzqc Z gazet loEdyn-
,kich, kt0re sic tenn rozpIou y.
.daje sic, ze r~qd an-lriaN' umyJ
Gee usprawledn"l s,e I III, 1e oy II
to poprostu plan lorda Pauncefote
Dez wledzy zatwi rIlenla r14Ju
tngieisklego. Ale taklm raAe
prawdopodobnie lord Pauncetote
oyiby zmuszony rezygnowac.
LoNDYN, 1890 Lutte o. =
TuteJszy pose! Japonski, baron
Hayashi, ktory podplsaI uktad au
-,ielsko-japonski. oswladc4yt, II u
liad ten bynajmnleJ ME est skle-
rowany przeciw Rosyi, jak to sta
raja sic przedstawiG niekt6re dzlen-
niki europejskie. W dokumencle
wprawdzie jest wzmianka o Man
dzuryi, ale tylko o tyle, lie cho-
dzi zatrzymanie status quo hwe-
stya mandzurska rozwiqaa mocar-
stwa. Przymierze angielsko-japon-
skie ME przeszkadza Japonii, by
podobne przymierze zawaria, ro-
zumie sic wiedza Anglii, take
i z Rosya.
PEK1N, 13go lutego. -
Wiesc o zawarciu przymierza an
gielsko- japonskiego zaczepno-od-
pornego zupefna byfa niespodzian-
ka dla tutejszyoh Representative
niekt6ryoh mecarstw. Powszechnie
jednak panuje przekonanie, re jest
ono wielce poayteczne i W ostatniej
chwili przeszkodzi podpisaniu u
kfadu pomiedzy Chinami Rosya
W sprawie Mand1uryi. Chinscy dy-
gnitarze So uradowani 2 aawarcia
tego przymierza. Anglia odniosia
znaczny tryumf dyplomatyezny.
JALTA, KRYM, 13 u t e G o.
Hr. Totstoj ma sic coraz gorzei.
Ale temperature jego ciata ME jest
wysoka, pulls bije tylko 1OO-1o2
razy ma minute i zapalenie sic ME
rozszerza. Wskutek tego jeszcae
ME znikia nadzieja, re pacyent
przyjdzie do siebie. Gaia jego ro-
dzina jest zgromadzona okofo ioza
chorego.
BRUKsE1A, 13 lutego -
W izbie posi6w debaty mad pow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1902-02-13
Krwawa bGjka.

Wczoraj rano godz. l przyszlo
do b6iki ma Page str. Al ulicy po-
miedzy kiIku miodymi ludzmi wra-
cajqcymi tanecznej zabawy
Trzech Mich zostato pokaleczo-
nych; jeden prawdopodobnie smier-
telnie. Sa to: Charles Jones, lat
10. 1926 Wood str, nozem pozga-
ny glove, piers, szyje i plecy
Moze umrze. Jest W szpitalu VIE
ziennym. % letni Edward Mar
tin, 1904, 46 str, skaleczoDy W bio
dro. Jest W szpitalu powiatowym
is letni Jan Lasowski, 1894
Honore str, pokaleczony W plecy
Jest szpitalu powiatowym.
Policya do" iedziata sic, re dc
b6Jki przyszlo juz we wtorek VIE
czorem W hall tanc6w przy 4o ull.
cy pomiedzy wyzej wymienionymI.
Po p6fnocy Lisowski Martin wy
szli sail, "a mimi wyszedt Jones
kilku przyjaciolmi i rozpocza
kf6tnie ma nowo, Przyszao do b6jkl
dobyto noze. Dopiero kiedy ma
deszlo kilku policyantow, b6jka sic
zakohczyla.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE



Besides the number OF rich and ar
tistic chateiaine bags OF tinted Kid
mounted in gold or silver. OF darker.
very fne feathers richly dyed and vari-
ously decorated. Of fish scale paillcttes
or OF lyons velvet with jeweicd clasps
that are sold by importers OF fancy
wares are carried many delicate and
elegant little aumonicres and mouchoir
bags formed OF soft fawn colored suede
kid dotted with gold or cut steel beads
and either round o. oblong in shape.
Copying these little trincs. the design
ers and makers Of elegant dresses are
adding e. their creations dainty little
scented mouchOir bags. which they add
TO gowns fashioned with a round waist.
These are made vuriously of velvet.
brocado. spanglcd net, peau de sole,
embroidered Kid. applique ornaments
and velvet ribbon trimmings. ana they
are either suspended by slender gold
chain or they hang from the belt by
lengths Of the intertwlned ribbon. To
slip into these pretty pouches are set
forth among dainties OF the toilet the
most cxguisitely wrought bandkcr-
chiefs of every beautiful device that
has ever yet been manufactured. These
range in price from 90 cents TO So
each and grade from lace edged linen.
embroidered batiste, silk and sheer lin
en- lawn 90 duchess. alcncOn. venise
and renaissance lace mouchoirs for full
dress uses.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14

In India there is a bird called the bot
tie bird because II builds nest which
looks just like bottle. But it is not
the wonderful nest ! wish to tell you
about but something much more won
dorful, / think. You know. in India
birds have many enemies, and these
enemies are afraid OF light.
SO when Mr.. and Mrs. Bottle Bird
make their home they stick ever So
many balls OF clay all around the front
door. These are really clndlesticks.
but ! do not believe you can guess
what the candles themselves are. They
are fire beetles. Fire beetles are some
thing like our firefiies. only much
brighter. Mr.. and Mrs. Bottle Bird
catch the fire beetles and stick them I'm
the balls OF clay. and there they stay.
making the whole nest quite bright
with light
So you see Mr.. and Mrs. Bottle Bird
and all the little bottle birds can sleep
quite peacefully all night because they
know they are safe from all enemies.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14

Frifh'. Purchase 81 AS owr PEI
trait Painted 10 tlisaseif.

Frifh'. Purchase "a nis own Per
trait Painted 10 lisaseif.
Here Is the astonishing his;ors o.
one OF Frith's own Portraits painted By
himself The celebrated X. A. had en-
tircly forgotten it's existence Until a
friend entered His studio one morning
and asserted that capital picture Of
himself was on view In a small shop
IA Grcat Portland STREET Its ncl a
bit like what you are now" observed
the friend. but IL may have rcscnbied
you some years ago. Go ana look at
It,"
Mr.. Firth went and found his own
image after an enlargement OF forty.
five years. lie determined TO buy t..
though he had not the faintcst rccollcc
ton Of having painted IL. "Ah. a pOr-
trait"' said Firth to the woman IA
charge OF the shop after ne had pre-
tended to examine several other works.
Whose likeness is thatT'' That" said
the lady. is a portrait Of the celebrat-
ed artist. Firth. painted by himself"
'Why. he must be an elderly man."
put In the artist. The woman remark
ed that he was young once. "Humphg'
quoth the genial w. L. L. mot much
Of picture"
To this the woman dcmurred and
asked f20 for the canvas. 1t was
Frith's turn to appear surprised.
'Well." replied the shopkeeper with
out moving muscle. lit cost us nearly
as much. We shall make very small
profit. You see, il is very valuable be
ca1Ee tho artist ie dpcpacq1r, UDo
ceased exclaimed the astonished
painter. ''Dead. do you meanT' Yes.
sir; died Of drink. My husband attend
ed the funeral"
Firth bought the picture. but did not
revive for some time.-Chambers' Jour
nal
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14

Table decorations are arranged in
the form of a circle now and with de-
lightful result. For instance. at one
dinner there was q ccnterpioce OF ferns
on the center mirror, and arranged
around this in circle were tall vases
Oiled with jonquils, with the candles
In a branching canGelabra set In at in
tervals. The table itself was large and
round. and the effect was everything
that could bc desired. says the Phila-
delphia Inquirer.
y different service of china with each
course adds much JOY to the diners no
unpleasant fish set or anything of that
kind, 70 be sure. As a rule. there Is
nothing symbolical except good taste in
the fine china used.
Many simple conventional designs
are to be seen, some of the fine hand
painted china-which takes its turn
with the porcelain from famous fac
tories-in beautiful cOlors. but with
only simple border around the edge
Dresden ana sake will figure I'm differ
cnt courses. and some fine Old seyres
for dessert course.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14
JUNE 1902.
FOR THE CHILDREN



Elmer a. Henderson. Lake Mills. Ia,
is what Is termed a hustler Early in
1890 his father let him have show
case on one side OF his store. lie
bought candies. gum. marbles wills
ties. etc. displayed them In the show
case ana sold them. He borrowed the
money with which 10 buy the stock.
His largest sale. he says. was on July
4. 1874. when he sold 500 worth OF
goods. During the summer he sold
soda water. N December of that year
he sold the remainder OF his stock 70
his father for Si2. the adventure net
ting him 50. In October. 1899. he
bought a ycarling calf for So and n
saddle blanket for IS. In July. 1000. he
bought n pig for 50 and In August two
more for s. each. lie worked for his
father FOR feed FOR his stock. In March.
1901. he sold two hogs for S24 and on
April 1 one for $15.G7. Elmer has had
further experience in buying and sell
ing, but this is enough to show what n
business boy he Is. Among the things
he has bought with his money is 2ik
by 4 printing press. with two fonts Of
type. He has 500 out at g per cent In
tercst and $50 cents in cash. together
with some live stock, still on hand. He
sends Us a copy OF his paper. which he
calls Silver Moon.-American Boy.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14

One day. about a month AGO.
AS George. all in Sunday best.
Was waiting till twas time TO 80
To Sunday dinner with the rest
He sighed a little sigh and wished he knew
or something nice" a little boy might do
And papa, all at once. began
To sing. the noise he made was more
Like swarming bees or thunder than
The tune We knew Shining Shore"
And little George. with blue. wide omen
eyes.
Regarded papa with a panied surprise.
His loving loyal little soul
Was troubled by a namelcss dread
As. with noiseless step. he stole
To where his mamma sat and read
He laid one iis.ie hand upon her book
And met her eyes with anxious, pleading
look
She closed the book and on his hair
She laid her fingers. soft and cool;
But. with n gesture of despair
George pointed TO the music stool
And In two words voiced pity. fear and
dread
Poor papal" This wss all that Georgia
said
why mamma shrieked and dropped her
book
And laughed aloud George could not see
Nor why his grandpa fairly shook
With mcrrimcnt and childlike giee
George left the room and started down
the hall:
He did not understand the Joke at all
Charles Perez Murphy in st. Nicholas.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14

Unless the floors are new and well
laid n stain improves them greatly. and
even in 4 new house. where the hard
wood floors are fresh and clean, some
rooms look better stained. For the
drawing room perhaps the finish used
on parquct floors is the best-i. @. white
shellac and afterward wax, the first
coat Of shellac acting as filler, the
second as IA varnish. After this the
wax is evenly applied with a rag, left
TO dry several hours (the longer the
better, then polished with the heavy
floor brush that comes for the purpose.
Then flannel cloth is laid on the floor.
the brush put upon it to give it weight,
and the floor is again polished to give Il
luster. After this floors are easily kept
bright by being polished once week
with the flannel under the heavy floor
brush, which slides along easily, and
busted daily after sweeping with an
ordinary broom over which is pinned a
wooden cloth.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14

Piliowshams have gone entirely out
of fashion. and the beds are covered ia
the daytime with bedspread of daln
ty dimity or with a lowered cretonnc
covering II the summer home is IL
small one and there is a demand for
greater room, couch beds are put into
the various rooms. In the daytime
these touches are covered with a gay
cover OF cedar cloth or chintz. and with
n profusion OF sofa pillows one would
never guess that they were designed
to see double service. At night the
cover is easily removed and the couch
transformed into the most comfortable
of beds
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14
How Three Little Girl. Herped.

An exchange tells Of little girl who.
eager to help in the money making Of
fort for new church cdifice in her
home town, put on her thinking cap TO
good advantage. She copied on sheets
OF rather heavy paper recipe for gin
ger cakes. OF which she was very fond
and which were wholesome eating for
children. These she sold to housekccp-
ers in town Tor . cents each. With the
help Of two little friends she also con
Quoted n weekly cake sale for the chill.
drcn themselves The little girls made
the ginger cake. cutting 1t out IN the
shape Of stars. cresccnts, animals,
birds, hats. etc. which they sold, two
for n cent. every Saturday afternoon to
a clamoring army Of eager youngsters.
The recipe, which Will be liked I'm
any family Of children even without
being turned 10 philanthropic use. is as
follows: One cup OF moIasscs. one-half
cup lard. one rounding teaspoonful gin.
ger and one level teaspOonful baking
soda dissolved IN hot water; flour sufh
cient to make n stin dough.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14
THE WALL box.

dalton. This is covered with velvet or
satin lightly draped round and has n
rounded drapery OF satin over each
side. The drapcry is embroidered with
n spray OF flowers or single flower.
1t is placed over stin muslin. is lined
with satccn and edged with n ruche Of
silk or ribbon. The inside is lined with
satin. that should bc laid over a thin
sheet OF wadding to make Il look soft.
II may be fixed in with seccotine. The
lid is curved TO the shape shown and is
covered with embroidered satin 10
match the drapery and is lined Mt the
back with satin. The edge is finished
with n ruche, and II rosetto is placed
at one end to match those on the cor
ners. Two loops must be sewed at the
back Of lid by which to suspend the
box
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14

Among birds the swan lives to be
the oldest, I'm extreme cases reaching
200 years. The falcon has been known
to live 162 years. An eagle died in 1919
which had been caught 1O4 years be
fore and was then quite old. A white
headed vulture. which was caught I'm
1IO6. died i'm the aviary at Schonbrun,
near Vienna. In 1924. Parrots live more
than a century. Water birds have a
long life, exceeding that of several gen
erations Of men. Ravens also live over
a hundred years.
IN captivity magpies live from TWEEN
ty to twenty-five years. and still longer
In freedom. The common hen attains
the age OF from fifteen t6S 1venty years.
Doves live ten years and tn little sing
ing birds from eight 60 seventeen years.
The nightingalc's life is the shortest,
ten years being the longest. and next
comes the blackbird. which never lives
longer than fifteen years.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14

Japan. as rapid as it's development
has been and as perfect a country as II
Is today, has not avoided the evil OF
child labor. In the Japanese match
factories the boxes and labels are made
by little girls who are wondrously dex-
trous In the work. These little experts
get only from halfpenny TO twopence
for twelve hours work. and they are
probably about as tired as any one by
the time the day is done.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-06-14

well, my little man." said the
preacher the day after. "did You get
everything you expected to on Christ.
mas?"
Nope. didn't get one thing ma told
me was going 10 get"
Indeed, And what was thatY
"rhe stummick ache."-Chicago Rec.
ord Uerald.