davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

FOND DU LAC, Wis, -
=Wsr6d tutejszych Wloch6w
.panuje niezadowolenie z mai
m1odszego tn malzenstwa
w1oskiego.
w tych dniach a letni
Wloch Giuseppe Bococia u.
dal sic ze swoja - letnia ku-
zynka Alwina Romaglia do
Chicago j wzieli Stub. Podo-
.bno wloski ksiadz polaczy]
tie dzieci w4zlem malze6skim.
W1osi tutejsi doWiedzia-
Wszy sic o tenn, wyslali do
sedziego Blewett delegacye =
prosba, ably rozlaczyl mloda,
pare, poniewaz SO pokrewni.
Wlosi ME maia mic .przeciW
temu, ze ia parka " tax MILO
docianym Wieku sic pobrala;
So oni niezadowoleni tylko
2 powodu bliskiego pokre-
:wie6stwa. Sedzia ME chcial
sic "a sprawl zajac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17


NEW O R n Z. W
|dniu % lutego zmarly $. "
5ons przeznaczy1 sWoja c6rke
4 Lyons spadkobierczynia
.spadku> oszacoWanego na 1000
dol. Zobowiazana jednak jest
= tego ola siostry Zofii Sary
Haas, kupic ma pamiatke
prezent wartosci najwyzej 70
dol. Zmarly motywuje " ten
.spos6b sporzadzony testamen
tenn, re jego c6rka Zofia Sara
.okazala sic ola niego NEW
5dzieczna. w dalszym jednak
|ciagu testamentu, stara sic
,,zlagodzi6 swe postepowanie
Wzgledem ,,nieWdziecznej cor
Ii" 2 poWodu tego, il " GA
sic pobytu swego u niej lyle
.mu okazala ~przywiazania i
il to jego %przywiaza-
ME rodzicielskie ma nowo O.
budzilo j dlatego z~obowiazuje
:swe c6rki Izabele A. Lyons
Gertrude s. Bazi6ska aby
[jej daily jeszcze 3 olejne O
bray, znajdujace sic " mie-
szkaniu pod mr.. Is Washing
ton Terrace.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17
IIKESBARE

WlllAIDDtAINE, I'd. -.
Wedle ~spraWoz,ala.nnia inspekto-
4 g6rniczego 2. ]. Moore, :
pierWszego weggla " Lacka-
wanna pow, okazuie sic ze
v 1903 wyprodukowano
4..229..32s ton Weg1a; W52ko-
palniac,1hEl, pracoWlalo 1855
robotnik6w pod ziemia j
5243 ma zewnatrz. Skutkiem
Wypaad|k6W zmaIlo 4os6b
zostalo okaleczonyeh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

ST. 2 2 Mo. u mar
ca. Pomimo ze Mark Dunn
byl umierajacym ma zapalee-
ME pluc, POSTAL jeedlnak:
wywleczony. wiezielnia ]
.poWieszony a dziedziiI6fletu.
Dunn skasLzzalny bylna Smii'e 81,
"a zamordowanie Alfredo
ITeuton, bogatego farmers 4
IRusbville, kt6re to morder-
..|stNIolIl sp 3! AZ, 2'oipea19 q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

s1asas sssssEsI
=
Cd WYdzialu 4 I
n ykonaWc re
DO ToWarzystw Bra,ctWy
Piolsko-K atoickich STAN.
Zjedn.
DRODZY
BRACIAl
UsiloWania nasze oko1owy-
|konania uchWal powzietych.
ma Hgim ~Polsko-Katolickim
Kolngresie wyrobily v mas to.
|przekonan1e, ze tax dlugo ola
|dobra og6lu naszego my Po-
lacy mic powazniejszego zdzia-
lac ME potrafimy, dop6ki.
Wiekszosci sill naszych ME.
zespolimy v jedna harmonic
ma calose. To tel odkad oWo
przekonanie zawladnelo nami,
gl6Wnym celem naszych usi-
|lowah bylo j jest utworzenie
wsr6d mas tel tax pozadanej q
tax niezbednej l~acznosci, bez
[kt6rej praca nasza ME przy-
nlesie pozadanych oWoc6W.
Rezultat piracy naszej " po-
wye; Wzmiankowanym ,cela
Jest ten: ze " trzydziestu xii
|ku parafiach polskich ziarno
|}acznosci " piracy ola og6lu
Izostafo :skutecznie zasiane j
zaczyna uz kielkoWac " for
mic osad federacyjnych, two
rzacych razem tax zwana Fe-
lderacye Polak6w katolik6w "
Ameryce. hiczba os6b W ten
spos6b skonfederowanych do
chodzi juz do $4,000. Me "a
|chwycamy sic tenn jednak
i~bynajmniej, wiemy bowiem,
Ice to tylko kropla woody "
odnosnie do naszego
dwumilionoWego wychodztwa
Nv tym kraju.
Do dziela, jakiego W tel
wolnej ziemi Westinghouse
mozemy i dokona6
powinnismy, potrzeba ME ty-
STAGE ale setki tysiecy dziel-
nych, szczerze Boga i nar6d
sw6j polski milujacych me.
low, ola tego tez majac ma
wzg}edzie dobro og6fu nasze-
go, jego swietna przysz}o6c W
tym kraju i chWale Boza Cd
zywamy sic wla6nie do Was,
szanowni j drodzy Bracia,
z1aczeni W rozliczne. iowa
rzystwa i BractWa koscielne,
a o~dzywamy sic 2 prosba Q
przylozenie reki do rozpocze.
tego iuz przez mas dzie1a
lacznosci: utworzcie i wy "
poszczego1nych parafiach wa
szych osady federacyjne da-
Ijace VAN mozebnosc do
wsp6lnej piracy narodowej
zapiszcie sic wszyscy jak je-
den maj do naszej Federacyi
lPolsko-K atolickiej.
Obowiazk6w j powinnosci
organizacya ia ma swych
czlonk6w ME wklada trud-
nych, 0 czem kazdy 2 jej
ustaw przekonac sic moze. "
niczem sic tel ME sprzeciwa
linteresom Polak6w ami oso-
bistym ami zbiorowym. Jej
has1em jest ME rozbijac j bu-
rye, ale laczyc j budowac 2
|tego co jest jedna ~harmonijna
[ca1osc. Ale co nam 2 tel ca
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

NEW YORK w sobote
.przekopano ostatnia sciane
" tunelu pod rzeka Hudson,
|kt6ry to tunel po}aczy re So
.ba diva ! stany New York j
New Jersey. Robota przy ko-
paniu tunelu trwa}a 80 lat.
Kiedy robotnicy sko6czyli
.przez otw6r ma strone New
York i u wylotu ulicy Nor
ton ~wywiesili flage amerykaf-
ska.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

WOQne.
Rad hiszpa6ski wzmoc-
nil takze zalogi Wzdluz gra-
nicy portugalskiei.
BRAK "
rolnictwie nastapi 2 poWodu
wojny Rosy 2 Japonia. VIA
domo, re co rok kilkadziesiat
tysiecy robotnik6w przyby-
wa z Kr6lestwa Polskiego do
Niemiec, gdzie pracuja Cd |
kwietnia do Is grudnia. Ro-
syjska wladza jednak teraz
zamkne1a grantee prawie zu-
pelnie ola wychodzc6w, raz
ola tego, poniewaz Q lie moz-
nosci wszyscy mlodzi robot
nicy maja s1uzyc we wojsku,
a pc drugie ola tego, ze pow
stafby moze brak robotnika
W krajach pod rosyjskiem
panem. W6jtowie (soltysi)
maja tylko ola takich os6b
wystawiac karty (przepustki),
kt6re koniecznfe musza ma
robote wychodzic. M}odym
kt6rzy jeszcze ME odsluzyli
wojskowo6ci, albo jake daw-
niejsi zolnierze So %zobowiaza-
nj do cwiczenia, nakazano
przepustek odm6wic. Naczel-
nicy ziemscy (landraci), ko-
mory celne, a mianowicie
straz pograniczna ma kostry
nakaz, ably uwaza6 ma mez-
czyzn przechodzacych :przez
grantee. Chociaz wolno do
piero dnia / kwietnia pre-
chodzic przez granice, to juz
teraz pr6buje wielu ludzi
precise, ably tenn lepsze miej-
sea dostac. Z'powodu wojny
bedzie trzeba wiecej rekru-
tow. Ola tego obecnie juz
przechodzi ME malo mlodych
ludzi grantee, ukradkiem, "
nocy, nieraz al pod usta we
wodzie przez rzeke granicz-
ma brodzac. Straz pogranicz-
ma jest %podwojona a uwaza
tenn pilniej. w tych dniach
kolo Gorzowa Iandsberg) 2
obwodu wieluhskiego pre-
chodzila spora liczba robot
nik6w " nocy przez Prosne.
Kozacy sic zjaWili, lecz Edo
lali tylko jednego zranic, a
reszta wychodzc6w przedoe--
stala sic ma drugi brzeg
rzeki ma Slask. O robotnik6w
bedzie, " tym roku bieda,
mianowicie streczarze ME be-
da mogi dotrzymac kontrak-
tow ma dostawe ludzi, cho-
ciaz ie podpisalii otrzymali
EafZ5EyG |GEEFg@ &T %@%%&2TH&#
zaliczke.
ELFERROM (w Holan-
dyi ,Tutejszej dyWizyi torpse-
dowc6w rozkazano z,aslloizyytt
sze5c rzed6w min ola obro-
~ portu.
Rad
powolal do sluzby re-
~zerWist6w = r,1902, prze'azsnl1'a-
czonych DO obrony wybrze-
81. Rad ro z llaE1 tsaEl'kze.przy-
& gotowac pancernik, kanonier--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

trwale, lax .przystalo III
rzeczyWistych Bezt kl8
kiei pracv. oi@FederanviYna-
sci niczego spodziewaf ssias
ME nalezy: ami loterva fanto-
ami ko1em czarodzieiskiems
szcze6cia ona n;aiast5. sya
Vice dale AZ ]. dz;a1a s aza..
nowni = drodzv Rraciai Zas-
n6lmv nasza rozatrzalona Mo-
i, ,,1n5no,, n;oh 1910 49,.
moniina ca}o66 ! R6o nracuIss
noazo; nownn6c;o nohlooos.a.
1awi6 raczv ; nczvn; j 8 H..
- sL,,tL;
-
no1r.5an;on.
WYnlIAI WyvnnNA,Unlv=
n-palal-;aa
Konares,, !, ( ma,,ce.
u ~ T~RIIsZVNsKI 5sE
nro1as par,, n
sTEF CZAPT,EWsK1 w1oe.H5
nrazes 20 IL ave Mi
,uanLaa Wis
e 4 sZTIIcZKn q = a
aakr. T 51o Noble a
.Gh;caoo m
.IEON sZOPINsKI sakretarz
n. 565 Noble str. Chicago. NJ
.STANISKAW LIPOWICZ ka-
syer. 35O-352 Peckham str.
Buffalo. N. =.
powyzsza odezwe wysy1a-
nv wnrost tylko tvm iowa
rzystWom. kt6rvch adregv s.
nam znane. .Jednak zvczvli-
.by6my sobie, ably ona
dosz}a do wszystkich iowa.
|rzvstw polsko katolickich v
Ameryce. Ola tegoz uprzei-
ME pp. Sekretarzy prot. pro-
|simy, ably, jezeli W przeciagu
|kilku dni ME otrzymaja spe-
cyalnej odezwy, powyzsza ma
posiedzeniu swych iowa
rzystw przeczytac raczyli. 20
ustawy Federacyi i instruk-
eve prosze pisae do sekreta-
RIA I-go. Przeslemy je bez-
wlocznie ,,gratis''.
Do przesylki naszej ma po-
wodzian wys1anej " ubieglym
miesiacu ma rece p. Henryka
|Sienkiewicza do1aczylismy
list nastepujacy:
Wielce Szanowny Panic!
w zalaczeniu przesylam
przekaz ma sumo 1857 rb.
so kop., s~tanowiaca Geese
ofiar ma powodzian, zebra
nych cd Jego rodak6w przez
Wydz. Wykon. u-go Polsko-
Katolickiego Kongresu w
Ameryce. RACE ia Wielce
|szan. Panic :przyiae iuzyc ma
otarcie Iez lnieszczasliwych
nowodzian : mad Wis1y.
q wysokim szacunkiem
r, II Sz4nozLo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

a. "- ~E|Es -EE#a-z- "--+E-. y ErEf.E --E 49, 81.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Cd Kill
.ku dni ME przybyl laden
pociag do Kalispell. Monta-
ma, mad koleja Great Mort
hern. Ogromna lawina 6nie-
ina spadlszy g6r zasypala
tory miedzy Nyack a Paols
ma 1000 stop dlugo6ci a &C
stop wYsokosci. Poniewaz je.
szcze snieg spada 2 g6r, vice
kompania kaze wykopac tn.
mel W sniegu, ably pociagj
mogly kursoWae.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

Dunn stojAc ma rusztoWansiiui8
'szulbie 81 zareczal slabym
EEglosem, e onSnie Jest win
.nJy1 "a smierci farmera e.
tenze zostal postrzelony przezz
Fishera; on tylko nalezatll
10 tego spisku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

AR r Wojna iapodsko-
rosyjska wywo1ala panike
na gieldzie paryskiej INA
czny spadek papier6w:rosyj-
skich. Do spadku papier6w'
przyc'zyni}y sic pogloski r r,l,z
szerzane przez spekulant6w,
.ze Anglia ! Francya sic zbr i:
ia. Minister finans6w poro-
zumialsie zposrednikami gielt.-
q maja zakupyWat
papiery, ably zapobiedz dial dial
szemuspadkow kurs6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

PETERSBURG Wedlug
:doniesien radzcy stanu Pa
w bitwie morskiej pod
Czemulpo poszla ma dino ia
lodi torpedoWa, a
krazownliK japohski nAsuma"
take uszkodzenia re
musial zaprzestac ognia. Pod
wiecz6r poszedl ma dno kra-
japohski ,,Tacziho"
Japonczycy mieli utracic oko-
10 so ludzi W zabitych j ran
nych. Trzeba doda6, re rosyj-
ski krazewnik ,Warjag"
lodi kanonierska uKorejec''
walczyly przeciwko oddzia1o-
wi floty iapo6skiej, z!ozonej
z 6 ~krazownik6w i kilku 10
dzi torpedowych. Wynik wal
XII ME m6gl bye watpliwym,
6wiadczy jednak Q odwadze
aE4EuIHE Te.-E aEE..t= -Fsa.-.F 4-E II
rosyjskiej marynarki.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17
NEW YORK, N. Y. Sledz

NEW YORK., N. Y. Sledz-
two W sprawie zawalonego
Darlington Hotel, jest W pei
nym toku. Inzynierowi D.
Parsons powierzono zbadanie
:przyczyny katastrofy, kt6ra
jedni przypisuja temu, re Ho-
tel byl probationary, drudzy
re konstrukcya gmachu by1a
b1ednie p~rzeproWadzona a in
nj, re fundamental ME byly
zakladane nalezycie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

IsMNga Mf9a
,eskadra paneernik6W kral-
|,zolwgln,1liilk 4 Jest gotoWa o'dp1y-
mac IA pierWszJy rozk'az na
miejsce wskazane. Oddzial
torpedowc6w zajmuuje pozy'-
eye IA Wielkim Belcie.
szwecyi 81 v pogo
Itowiu diva pancerniki j try.
torpedowce. Czesc baterYi
artyleryi 2 Woksholmu przy-
Is. .bt'e.dlI;z;iiee. y. Do (, Faseesunad1ul n nav WIS
pie Gotland gdzie znajdzie'
sic take kilka nieWielkich.
'okret6w Wojennych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

N0WINY q ~ q

WILKESBARRE Pa. z
powodu sic lo1ldcu
ma rzece wylala Woda zals,la
ma 5 stop ulice miasta Wiillkes.
Barre. Okolo portu Bowkleyy
utworzyla sic CORA lodu na
|35 stop wysoko6ci, q woda
ME mogac znaj6t ujScia, "a
|lala fort Forty. Pod Safe Har-
Dor zawalilo sic lkilka dom6w
i most6W,
w wielu kopalniach ME
mogly pompy podolac wyle-
wac woody, Wskutek czego
porzucono prace. Woda zala-
Ia kopalnie. Ruch kolejoWy
'kolei Pennsylvania, Delaware,
.Lackawanna 4 Weston, zosta1
ma s dni przerwany.
Potok Mahony wystapil 2
brzeg6W j zalal miejscoWosci
.Gilbertown, Mahony, Plane
j Girardsville. II, lat starry
Bert Graeber wpadf do poto-
|ku j zostal przez Wode porwa-
ny.
w Allentown. zalala woda
zak}ady elektryczne wskutek
czego miasto pograzone jest
Nv ciemnosciach egipskich. W
dodatku oblala woda miasto,
tax 20 odeiete ono jest Cd
reszty 6wiata. W Shamokin
zalala woda kopalnie. Dotad
zostalo bez piracy W regionach
w~eglowych 5000 g6rnik6w.
UNION CITY, IND, Jak6h
Harlem, so lat starry obywatel
tn stad, mial szczeg6lny sen;
kt6ry go pozbawil zycia. Har.
lanowi snilo- sic, re rozbiegly
sic konie jego j re wypadajac
z woza, zabi} sic ma miejscu,
Przebudziwszy sic re snu:
|~opowiada} do najwyzszegc
stopnia rozdrazniony MAJ
sw6j sen zonie, kt6ra starals
sic go uspokoic, lecz mic ME
pomoglo. Przerazony Harler
umarl pc kilku minutach
P~rzyWolany lekarz stwierdzi1
re Harlen'a smierc nast4pils
Fwskutek paralizu serca, spo'
~wodowanego przestrachem.
1 H. - K. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

Sad
rozjemczy " Haadze ruzstrzy-
gnal,zemocarstwa interesoWa-
ne maia praWo DO SO procent
zdochodu eel, pobieranych
u Guaiara Puerto
[Cabello.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17
STOCKHOLM

SZIOkHOIM, RZ8d
powolal do sluzby re-
|,aerWist6w 1902, przze9;zznl1iaa-
czonych 90 obrony wybrze-
zy. Rad rozkaazzasllE taalkzes.przy-
gotoWat panlcc,e91rlnllilk, klalnoniiler-
ke kontrtorpedoWil,ecc
Stockholm,
IpsInllhlIalggii d llllaala eISs1lnlaa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17
Z1l! d ] SiWllIlA!Ill'.Al.
ze Venezuelal
wyplaci wprzeciaggu dw6ch
lat pretensye interesoWannyych
mocarsttw.

wysyla M mo-
RIA azyatyckie klka krazo-
wnik6W j dwie lodzie pod
Wodne. 5
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

=aE41" ETF - E=HE 1.-a@-G#rF - =
dotyczace traktatu handlowe-
go tocza sic ma drodze dy-
plomatycznej W takim kierun-
ku, ze W sprawie eel ma zbo-
re Rosya sk}ania sic do ME-
mieckiego punktu widzenia,
W zamian "a to uzyska cd
Niemiec ustepstwa co do ella
ma wyw6z byd}a do Niemiec.
BERLIN. Prey obradach
" p~arlamencie mad etatem
pocztowym wyg}osil jeneral-
ny dyrektor poczt Kraetke
ze polacy poetic szykanuja!
Ma co odcia} socyalistycznypo-
sci Molkenbur:: polakom ME
nalezy odebrac naj5wietszego,
prawa ~uzywania jezyka ojczy-
.stego, kt6ry by} " ~uzywaniu
.zanim prusacy kraj ten naszli.
Brac nalezyprzyklad zfrancu-
z,6w " Alzacyi. Tam, mimo ze
Francya panowala mad tym
krajem lat przesz}o sto, Ia
dnemu niemcowi TAME osia-
dlemu ME zakazywano jezyka
niemieckiego. Poczta, jake
czysto obslugujaca ludno6c
ME powinna Wtracac sic do
polityki. Dziwic sic nalezy,
jak 6w sekretarz stanu smia1
wyglosic, re polacy poczte
szykanuja! To tax samo jak
= owa ,,ucisniona niemczyz-
NAP
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17

ELFERROM Nv Holan-
dyi) Tutejszej dywizyi torpee-
dowc6w rozkazano zalozyf
sze6c rzed6w min ola obro-
~ portu.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-09
White Buffalo,

Old buffalo hunters of the western Kansas prairies used to tell of having seen and pursued white buffalo. There were white buffalo albinos, such as are found at rare intervals in all the families of the animal kingdom; but the number of those which existed in fact and of those which existed purely in the imagination, says the Kansas City Journal, were in wonderful dis proportion.
 In 1873 old Ben Garfield, who roam ed the plains with his tall, gaunt wife for a companion, followed herd of buffalo from the northern edge of what is now Oklahoma to the sand hills of Nebraska, thinking to kill a big white bull which he had seen in the herd. After three weeks of patient stalking Garfield did kill the bull, only to find that the whiteness of its ap. pearance was due to coat of white wash.
 An explanation of this phenomenon would not be needed by people familiar with the natural lime beds of western Kansas. The habit of the buffalo is to roll or wallow in every pool of water or mud hole to which he comes. Can- fields buffalo lad simply been rolling in bed of native lime, which, when dried in the sun, coated his hide with a kind of plaster.
 No doubt these lime holes account for many of the "white buffalo, so of. ten reported by hunters.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-09
A Story of Admiral Dewey.

"The souvenirs which have pleased me most" said Admiral Dewey to a friend "have been those which the It. tie folks have sent me. The admira- ton of the children is unalloyed and genuine, and their gifts are so orig 'inal."
 The admlral's correspondence with his little admirers would make an in- terestlng story of itself, and 1t would be one that would show his big, kind heart as probably nothing else could. At the time of the Manila victory there was young lad in Brooklyn, who for many months had been flat on his back with that most cruel of af flictions, hip-disease. From the Battle of Manila he read every word he could find about Commodore" Dewey, and kept close tab on his movements. It was crushing disappointment to the little fellow that he would not be able to see his hero when he came to Brooklyn few months after his re- turn from the far East He felt It so keenly that, without telling him that he had done so, his father wrote Ad- miral Dewey, explaining the case, and asking whether, if he should bring a carriage, the admiral could spare the time to ride over to his house. In the program which had been arranged for him there was not moment at his disposal, but with his own hand the admiral wrote letter expressing his regret and inclosing an autograph pic ture for the boy.-Woman's Home Companion.
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Not n Violent Case.

What would you do if l were to dle?" asked Mrs. Enpeck, who was under the doctors care.
 Tt would almost drive me crazy" an swered the other fraction of the com. bine.
 "Would you marry again?" she asked.
 "Oh. mo-" he replied. "I don't think would be as crazy as that"
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Rightcoun Indignntion.

Business Manager--Bnlsfolds < Tat ing are as mad as March hares be- cause the types in their big advertise ment printed 1t "deportment store" Instead of department store."
 Editor-Well. l don't blame them. It was an unwarranted libel. Who ever saw any department there, I'd like to know.-Boston Transcript.
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Chums.

Bessie-The wedding is a long way off, but get dreadfully nervous when l think of it.
 May-I don't blame you for worry. ing. Wouldn't it be dreadful if he should get rich suddenly and not have to marry.-Indianapolis Sun.
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Better than a String.

Mother-Johnny! On your way home from school, stop at the store and get me q stick of candy and bar of soap.
 Father-What do you want of stick of candy?
 Mother-That's so he'll remember the soap.
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Knew Just Where to Look. "Where's der free public library in dis town?'
 Are you looking for knowledge" "Naw. Pm looking fer a hobo dat stole an overcoat in de next town yes. terday. I'm detectlve.-Puck.
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Concerning Husbands.

According to most women," remarked Sourmind, mo husband is good enough for his wife,"
 "That's true," retorted Cynicus; "he's only good enough for somebody else's wife."-Cincinnati Times-Star.
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In Hungary.

"What do they raise in Hungary?' asked the teacher at the school picnic, forgetting that it is vacation time.
 "I know," remarked Willie Noseitall, "internashunal compilations and piannei playin' prodigies."
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Miss Agnes Miller, of

MISS hXuCS NllllCls Ol Chicago, speaks to young women about dangers of the Menstrual Period.
 "To YOUNG WOMEN :-I suffered for six years with dysmenorrhea (painful periods), so much so that l dreaded every month, as l knew it meant three or four days of intense pain. The doctor said this was due to an inflamed condition of the uterine appendages caused by repeated and neglected colds.
 'If young girls only realized how dangerous it is to take cold at this critical time, much suffering would be spared them. Thank God for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, that was the only medicine which helped me any. Within three weeks after I started to take it, l noticed marked improvement in my general health, and at the time of my next monthly period the pain had diminished considerably. l kept up the treatment, and was cured month later. 1 am like another person since. I am in perfect health, my eyes are brighter, I have added 12 pounds to my weight, my color is good, and l feel light and happy. Miss AGNES MILLER, 25 Potomac Ave, Chicago, Ill. S60o0 forfeit # original of aboue letter proung genuinc- ness cannot De produced.
 The monthly sickness reflects the condition of a w0man's health. Anything unusual at that time should have prompt and proper attention.
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The dense smoke quickly rose to the
top and added new horror to the
grastly spectacle. To a score of those
lery the smoke was kind, for ii brought
death more quickly. Their bodies
were found hanging over the rail, their
faces distorted with agonies OF death.
Firemen Quick, but Too Late.
From a dozen sources the alarm
went to fire headquarters, but before
the vanguard of engines wheeled into
the street a dense crowd had gath
cred in front of the theater The fire
men were quick to act. but hundreds
OF bodies were already motionless
within the walls Of the playhouse.
An awe-stricken crowd stood fxedly
as those who had been nearest the
doors rushed out their eyes wild with
fear. These yelled Fire." at the top
OF their lungs. and the cry was taken
mp by the crowd and carried far into
busy State street anu the other ave.
nues OF commerce.
None realized at that minute what
had occurred. Each man asked his
neighbor il there had been loss Of life
or injury. Not until the first blackened
and limp body was borne forth in the
arms Of a policeman did the erormity
or the disaster begin 10 dawn on those
in the street.
Rapid Growth Of Death Liet.
In fifteen minutes nineteen dead
bodies were carried out Then they
came 50 fast that all count was lost
Many Of those first brought ont were
still alive. Their pitiful means struck
terror to the hearts of those who Wit
messed the scene.
A restaurant next door was al once
thrown open for temporary use as a