davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-10

InoIIzsosI,ssskk llaWI lkoTcez ggllpsR9I nsi4eAH y Observation-Disclosures
iiaSnanleszoI do muzsci sMbrzakku.sSs@S
Gwi5do bezs nos, ~ cisjjzWarto m piszczolcea noce;
lTowedpWud znowustone,Yiak ggrochh na Tzeszoce 1sSsas.#@4
lCzasenIj eknan,, jjakbe 81 boku jegok lolazk olka,.
Tel zatp,,rknan,, jiakI pre- snucu promo. wafczy szpolka,
CieiS tax drzemo1 90 zorihsci tej 90 jemu smnieio,szS
Few kapuze lego caIe#. pickle se Iojeio. .55#
lTesac kesechaaczaItoW Wsony WeproWiafo skocie,,
A iiak who're chubby belle kesy Al bjedocie. s
Tel zitowoi se mad mimi iswean Z cieszenie ..
lDuza szczuke Il IA podoI ezartan na zedzenie.H
lCzarce chceWie 2 lego reel dor ter. odebrale
lI 90 FARO ma kawalcie kiami1 ozszarpale.
Ale nogle tel Wepodo 2 robe ny WnetrznoscoW
ICzorno .dusza, co nj Gala ME mo, ami koscoW.
ICzarce FARO se rzucaia z wsze6ciech stron zaWzece
I chwetaja ia "a nodzie SIS "a obie rece.
Tel wtloczele liz. pytajac dusze do kapuze,
lPoczym 8 MIA grac zaczanie " oiowianne guze.
[Wnet ia wegrol kaseczk 2 fifem Smetek,, krewny More
Wan ia " zebe, razem 2 muca j flu! fin! "a gore. $50
Rebok meslac, e ma jawie tracyswoja muce,
|Krzeknan, iak ciej utropiony: Zdzejta le kaducel
Ciej Jagatka to uczula, faro grac ~przestala,
"a il matka z werzasnieco ledWie ME omglafa.
Zaczynaia poswiecona woda gosca zegnac, rs
Abe czartow i kadukow Cd niego odegnac.
Tel z1e duche Czorli6sciego faro poniechale
I ju wolni jego pierse sobie #oddechale.
Vice kobjete tero befe kask uspokojone,
"A tel szepnan organista do swy luby Zone:
Lego ME del tn przebudzec, DO on zmeczon 2 drodz! =
Widac, ze mu ma samnieniu cezy k}opot srodzi.
Niechze Pan Bog litoscewy mego drucha strzezel -
"A tel poszed pan bakalorz zwonic ma pocerze.
Il posotta j@s ME il do ksxca, . drassr nqnrrzs pocyg.is q DALI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-10
KalifOrnia

Kolej chicago y North~W ester"
wydala move opublikowanie zaty-
tulowane $ alifornis, Ono zawis-
r. piekne kolorowe mapy tego sta
M, .spis kolejl = Kaliforaii, miej-
sea wYcleczek ola turys6w z lch po-
jemno6oi41 ratsmii najwiecej zaj>
mujace szeregi obraz6w, przedsta.'
wiajacYch kalifornijskie begactwa
!, powaby Badajacy ge6cie kolo-
ui6ci powinni SIC zaopatrzet v eg-
zemplarz tego rozrzutnego zeszytu.
Y yselamy pod kazdym adresem pc
odebraniu czterech cent6w " znacz-
kach. Tyxiety " jedne strone SPREE
dawane dziennie cd Is Wrze6nia do
Is Pazdziernika tylko 833 o., 2
chicago do wybrzety Listowne 70:
rozumienle wzgleaem rat na kazdej
stacyji.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-10
Me spodlLzliiee,w,all sic starego
.=Wieku.

Wstyd, jezeli ME o~katujecie Cd
.wagfw osiagnieniu starego wieku.
Prawie przeciwnie jest gdy uzy-
-Wacie DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Ono zapobiega cherobom, be-
wzgledu lak srogie ME baczac na
wick. Dyspepsia, zoltaczka, Ogra-
Ska, zatWardzenic jest nlczem ola
.tych doskonalych pigulek. ESQ. v
apiece M j. KoWalewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-11-10
-sENsPANA CZORLINSCIEGO

5Choc Jagatka il do kufca piesnia Wespiewala,&
Jednak Wjedno paluszkami dali Sprzebjerala.
Szkoda jeno, ze ME ozula salna jusco gEala,
Bo Czorlihscis zaczan achrapac, IA iaz jjizba drgala.
Wei fraatoWk aa panaS gosca czesto dechtsuspi
isTalko bela ~ ozarljaco sela.saaaNSa
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OF. ]}OOmOO'S
RC(O(OCnl

sn 6silmitteI, Oas aug 9ngrdoieuJitn non oub'r'
Orptutli3 meOijiniibtu G~igcni6uiten ~btratfttat
DirO uuo poufdnOig rein lit, o'iunObeits forOsrlid
sum 0ieotrautbau uuO Der 9eleburg Ots beruHters
oetommencn uuo ubgtmd9trttn Gorpegs. Gina
ibusat, angtrebuc, ibtrt NM ptrmau,ute 9,bun0s
lung unO 0eiiuTg. BON alien apotb:ttrn O~crtauft
,u Giutm DOnar bic 6lai8e. Tsau i8reibs an
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9ambnrgerS'.
Gin llebersteDerzS

Nles, tpas ii6rt9 geblieben ut BON
ben boppelrei6igen i4par5en urO
rSFancD Mirture" lIeber3iebern, Die
frii6er fir $25, $40, $18 uno $40
perfauFt purben, pirb fir $40 aus
perfauft. Die meiften Derielben ma
rem $25 unb 500 ueber3ieher. IS
fino nur nenige ppn BEN SIS uno $18
lle6er3ie6ern in Der Bartie. Wenn
Sic Das Slid BADEN, Sbre Sr0be
unter ben $25 ueber3iebern 81 ftnoen,
10 Iparen Sic bamit $15. Sic t0nnen
3iemli6 fifer barauf re6nen, einen
pQf1enoen untar ben 500 llehr3ie6erR
gu finoen, unb iparen Oamit Die
6Glfte. Inner psItli4eS S4aufenIter
1T nit ni9ts Nnberem, ais Dieien
11e6er3iebern dngefilIt, 10 baB Sic
feben f0nnen, ME bisfel6en iinb, 6epor
SIX 6ereintreten. Wenn mir ni4t ben
6ebler gemadt bdtten, gu oiele odpon
an3ufertigen, piircen mir gar ntdt
buran oenfen, oieIeIbsn f4on &nfungs
Sonuar gu bieIem 9reiie f~peg5u9eben;
jeoo9 t0nnen Sic i4pn ieBt SAre
Quspa6l treffen unter Der pdrtls fur
$40.
SIR 9leneerunsen percen mir iu berednen
babcu.
Baltimore ltno Solpdro<Str.
6eutc Nbcub seuHuet.
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Srrmiitte trlearaphii6e Sepei6cn.

- oSm 1e68ten 6tpfperfe pes
nMurrap = 6iG = 6otel8" in Sem
gorf an Der @fe bon Al. StraBe II.
Part : Qpenue ri6tete elm 6euer etz
nen S8aoen pon $4,000 an.
- Der S3ooner rGIara MhaIon"
1T BEL 8onaoiIta, rs, infol9e zines
beftigsn Gturmes geIdeitert. Die
Mannf6aft tpuroe gerettet.
- Die frau30Iii6e 8arte r5atlz
CONNER, tpel6e am 4. Quguit Oon
Gan 5ron5isco u6ging, 1T an Der
6iiofiite BON SrlanO gei4eitert.
- Sn Qnfonia, Conn, IinO 3pet
8ei8Gftspiertel a~6ge6rannt. Der anS
geridtete s6ooen piro uuf $4,000
geI6dBt.
- Sn Bolton, W}af., BADEN Iid uIlc
GGpreB : 8eieqi4aften gu einem3ruIt
per6unoen.
Sn 6alt Safe Gitp bat Der Mas
ter 8. Rufeq @riffitb Sel6tmoru
i'm Staot : @efdngniB 6egangen.
- Jn Gtapteton, g. S., bat itfl
Otto 2(6lmann, 9rdIioent Ger Sta
ten Sslano : 8anf," i'm r5otel &ls
bemarie" erfdofen. Sine unterIuz
dung Der QfFairen Der 8ant 1T inn
@ange.
= Sn y2eparf. MS, iino 3obn
O'Sool unO feline 5pei 90bne infolge
Der 6eisr oes 6plDeIter>46enos nas
beau Der6rannt uno 6efinoen Ii6 in
prefGrem 3uitanOe in einem Oer9OIpis
tGler.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-02
Dr. Rnnrunn&Gn.
gfr. %, Sins StraBe,
New York City,
far BUD unO Rutbi9ldgG Is
Snhn 9. fEilher niMt ihnlbia.

Qebunon, Pu., /. Sannur. -
Der GonItabler SObn 8. SLIDER fpuroe
Qe7tern bon Der 2(ntlage Der @rmorz
0unq Oes frii6eren Observation-Disclosures
9. MaribaG Stunt frei9sIpro4en.
Der Qngeflagte 3eigte Bel Der Nbgube
be5 8erOitt5 penig @rregung uno
idien baf7eI6s ais IeIbitOeritGn0li4
entgegen3une6men. Die Surp battle
elf Nbitimmungen DOrgenommen, ebe
tie Ii6 uuf Oas freiIpre6enoe 8erbitt
einigte.
5ii6er Feute $500 giirgI4aft fir
iein @rI6einen Dor @eri6t i'm Mdr3s
3ermin, nm ii6 auf Die 4ntlage Der
Gntfi6rung zines 1~6zjG6ri9en Mdbz
9ens, nel6e5 er i'm leBten Sommer
gegen ben Diuen Der @ltern mad Qtz
IanticzGitD bra4te, 81 beranttDorten,
unD tpuroe Dann entla6en. Der
Morbpro3eB bauerte geraOe 3nei 800
den unO Derur7a4te Dem @ountp etpG
$4,000 Soften.
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gfubt. :. Rtid,, S6atmsiiter

@ultimorc, am 81. StScmbtr 1908.
Y9ir. Die llntcrici6uct;n, ais Gin tir Die 4rii=
fuuq Dr SefuritGtcn mn SONS pes rS t. ) a.
mss Sapin Is IN BON ltimor e.
elnunntcs Gomitc, btjtuqcn hermit. oas mir be-
i%uiTenbait Qcpriiit uuo %DicIeIbtn III llcbercinitim=
murQ nit Dem obcu itcbenOtn au5meis ais ri6t'g
~bcfunocn babtu. Sic 6ouos inn in Ifticu IND
GtliQotionen icbr iubitunticlcr Art, ioruie III ons
prtbcfcu UNI Collateral Tarltben, bic nod unitrtr
y.nii6t rsi6li6 f6cr Qetelt fuo, %dnQelcGt. Sic
@auf uiro unicrcr McinunQ mad III couierOutipcr
uuo iparilmer 99cii; ~qelcittt.
CSuitis Shpnipfon,
Gctpcu e. sSdttS,
SEQ. y. 6dnmte,
genm q. Rupp,
1,2,3l ScRrn Sd1udbbdrct
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-tdat Mnrptdne.
SdasanltS Snredu.
Nuuupoli$, No, 81. Scior' i
SRg7. ~. ~ Sildui i'm S1aEdmi.
| n,,f oN, Npnitfz

9uuupuli$ :, no 81. Stjhr' i"o'
Stg7. 1874 @ildui i'm S@aFanf-
Nf.rdonts' NatioHal 9dnf oon Sdlttz .,,
more Wp. e. 'i
ME "u''''"' i9,23S.30
Ss D. r Gn'.pe'' 9p. ...... 25,98.7G
y. mn 5,aS9. 10
MN goItimorc. Mn. ............. n,56l.53
: ",o1, w" m.89}.0l
She Rational Mtdonits' @onf pcn
baltimore, no. .................. 1oi.l77.i2
mn. F,720.32
mar gPT 1o,179.sa
ncrfurO Tdtiouul @ant ppm @tl Ni,,
Mo. e.. f'''i.l"
,3ipcitc 3ational=@ant pou @tl Ntr.
DID. -. 4"'''o""
liz DO. 1856
Surtcittr Notionol SGut BON 6dmbrioz
az, Mo. 1G,sG3.20
Iurmers' & M%,rdants' Ratioual @ont
pen Cambridge, Mp. .............- l5,lls.32
Mp, 3o,5a.7a
]iisbnrp. no. 11,6l06G
Gritc yotipuol 9anf rn Suoip=&,jn,
WD. =. 1"Sl3Vl
Srjttc Hationnl=3dnf pom 6nmbsr=
lam. DID. -. 13.599.7O
lbe fNaticudl 3dut non BORT StpaHt,
DIN, 10, 7l697
Gnuton Matinuul : Sdrt ppu Caution.
Mp. a,1il70
6lt: Natioual=4ant BON Gatonscilit.
Mp. l0,46t.l3
3bt Gitistu5' Rdtiouol Puuf bon Eau=
ref Mp. 5,054.99
Qrcumofc Sip National PANT pom DO
rrmotc sim. mn. 5.0iI.9i
s697. 7SS. 30
~ Wurrap yaueiper. do msiher,
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e hnlerihaftes llrinirrn.

.. NHII IVN'
&srreu q o 10 & 60.
Sd lit an GtusfluB ots Trims. Sd muB in Of
Stuuotu i,br bdufjg uriuircn. 9itics 1T isbr lds
iiq. iuocm aud isbr i4msribaft. Dttius gti6it6t'
libeu Srdfte iaO itbr iand6. @dbrtro Der Hs6t
mus id an, ilp,i etunoen u%ufit,btn, um lu urinia
rem. 8tnr id mid ptrialaie, 10 fli:Bt tr i0rt.
SD bin 81 Sabre oft, ionit in ausg3'i5nster @;'
iuuObeit. SD bin beoierig Or. HdoiDap's Satb iH
b0reu, Oabtr bite id iogltj6 uni Nuttport.
X 10 - AhnI
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9ipfomatifdie 2SinRersiise.
GuRlanb iOG cine ablcbnenoe NDtc
mad, Sapau s~cianot baben.

Na4ri4t purbe BON Pdris aus
Dem iapanif9en 8otidafter in
2pnDpn iibermittelt. 8rie9ertz
ide Stimmung in Sapan.-RuB=
lamb 6eitreitet Das 4bienoen elmer
IoI6en Qntmort. - Sn3ip1den
Iino gsgen 100000 RuFen in Die
ManoI6urei einmuri4irt.- eng
Lamb Ienbet 8riegsidiffe mad benz
fernsn Often, = Der 8rieg ifelnt
ttrhermeihIih al fpin
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N0lHtpIlIUl VIINIUN w. ~ q
Ginem WSunat ipatcr.

%. NWWITE IgWI.
Or. RaoPup & Co., Ttpsgorf.
Sd uebm, lest bic FINITE Jlui3s BON 9brt1H
Ttiplbsnt uro fable mid ~bsOeutsuo b;Fer. so babe
ouiq,b0yt, BEN Rat6et,r gu ecbrauatu. Gas llri.
rjren eti8iebt i,bt lsiat uub itmerjlos. sd
i6lafe isst better. @raube MD 70 Oft anfsuitsbtn.
9r speJialif, ben i5 in Bottom couiultirtt, iagt'
mir, i'd miFt msireH rrin jtitI,bens ~abiapftn ura
INNER nit 68mtultn. SD babe Oas &tiolprHt
r.otlmdbis pom aniano an gtuommtn, tiHen balls
ben Gbet!off,l bon mad isOsr MubIleit. Sd i4rsibs
pkie S6atIaaeu, bamit 6ts lpiTsu, ooS i'd mid
pobl fiblc feline 6dmsrlen urO eiHen g,Iuns.n
9ufaHO Der plals blb,. DUB i'd ben RtioIO,nf
mob ldnety ntbmtul Sd Isers Ri, glaic lest obHs
SiIfs bts Ra;bttsr.
@o6a6tunQsbont
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8anf bon Baltimore

l., 3onuar 1901.
Sic lIuter,tidncttn. nom Sircftorinm Der Pat
timorer Earnings Eanf" ernannt. I'M ben Ausioels
ibter lhdtiQtcit ipdbrtuo os p:rilpfencn Sdbrts
III priiien mn parIibcr 9eribt su crtottcn, babcn
biz BON linen crbciibtCn Wiiibtcu ~iOrQialti9 crs
fiiGt uno btridttn, ipit folat:
9itraq Der Gonps am 81. Sc5cmber
1902 $24 %, 07S.O7
= empianqen Don 7tpoiitorcn in 1903 41R.2S.@
,3inien aui 9dpitalnnidacu, Nrdmicn
ouf ~ptrfdufie Chliqntionen ctt.... 1893 3S7.13
$50, AZ, 1919
oitrppn Fue ob,u;itbm, ipic iolQt:
9ttraq. reu Stpofitortn
in 1903 bt;ablt, Gins
iblitbli6 Sduptiumnte
mn ,3iuieu .........$4 .62l .29261
gttraa, bc;ablt fir Yrds
mitn uno oufatiauitnc
3iuitn iir unatfonfte
6%fittttu. CbliGaticntn
IL. / m.............. rs, 1876
@ttrda Der bcSabltcnNuss
quben -. .......-.... E,HS-B
9ttraa Der b~ejahlttu
stcuern .......... 90.
9lcibt nm 81. 2t;tmbtr 1903 elm
Snuosb;trda pon ................ s2i,3o5,J9z.Sn
7ic Spubs 6up in Earltbcu AMI @ruuoeiocntbnm
mn collateral. Stfuritdten, bic nab AnIbt Der
llrter ,eidncttn polfommcu qCilbcrt inn, lno ourct
pu 9utaui bon 98ertbpapiercn Der l%oliotlten Writ
ouacieot.
Is marcu am /. Snnuar 1903 J0,712 eonti Of
i'm; lpGbrnn ~ptfelbcn Sdbrts lpurpen 1896 6outt
tr0finct uuo lpdbrtno ~bcftlben Stitrdunlts 5&i1
Cont Qei6loFcn, 10 oas I'M 81. Sejenlher 1905
5I,313 6pnti porbauoeu ipareu.
.. ". Crrid.
t2-5) !6arrp Iabntffud,
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Or.8aOWQQS
Niercms, Slaiens nnO
l1rins& ranfbettcn.
5Hr Seilun9 bun allen

&sinss @lut mnat %asiNnOss 6leiia, TART: encs
den uro cine Hare Saut. Wtnn sic abr ettii5
Fef, 3brs RnO6eH ptiuno uno abr Iusitbtn cut
babtH tpOnsn, Damn gebrau6su Sic Gdofpap's Rts
%iolb,ut.
Dir luurotrburen Seilurptn, u:lbe bur6 Sas
8,iolbtnt ersieIt puuOeu: 6,in, Tlott uber ne
9tiertn in ~ausibuns timer %0siunOsu abionOtruns
Deg Trims, Der 6siIuug BON oarnrubr. Gnt3aHouns
gen ooer Observation-Disclosures Der 9loit, i3m,rSbafs
ts uriuiren, Ratarrb Otr gIait, Nblag'rune BON
S6l,im, 5tdub OOer ipebsm 6uuO etc, ~bet'tie'H
ieincn Gbaraftsr a!s Gin qrobes couititutionsa's
n.,Ir,tt4.I
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Gg usfdIIt Sir, odb On a1es, mas Tn
milf. eFsH uno ~triuftn, u1erlej 9trqHii9unsen sts
ni,Ben tanut; penn bei iungen %g,lunosH 2suteR
rauitt bs 9e6tn. 4btr IN tbut leIbt BIS 8nttH
IN plsl. ~perlisrit DeH Nppstit unb lil0tt S1nttr1en.
Gam iuo bic beften Grennoe, bic Gu III Der ISeit
habtu tduuft, bic : 9%ernaro Srdnttts
pilltu, penn fe ipsrOtn Cir F9er sur Grnsis
srunq ptr Be'uuObeit bettu. AOrt'Nrt =. Neu1
f~atpttr & 60, Dor 1916, Icip=gort 6itD, nm
f~ottnfrri tine 9robs gu bstomncu. PEI attn
4putbeferu. 4rsjs p Gtnts. (Gi0oSd, S&S)
Tim GrtGltnns in 1 Sage at fnriret
otbrau8t s9aratiot &romo Guinius Sabltts4.
ale apptb.tcr etbtn @I0 iuriid, Dtnn telnt o@s
luua trfolat. g.. @. 9yOos's unteribrltt duf
i.otr e9abtel. 25e. ga, 0t&Bia'B-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-01-02

Sci einem 8rdnbe in Mt. Sterz
ling, &p., brunnten bas Spernbuus.
cine Metbooiiten : Stride, bas Beau
mont 0otel." Die 2doen Don 8. g.
Barnes II. Sons, s. 5. Sa66, God
bridge uno 5eBler nieDer. S. 8.8ur>
nes uno Der Neger Daniels tamen in
ben 6lammen I'm.
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Sa6res- Ausweis
ST. james Savings JulO
bDn Baltimore,
SIR, All, Sitz8aItimorezS traBe.
(2lbji9li6 au%i9elauferer 3inieH.)
SpnDS.

81. St3tmber 1892.
SEEMS an 9ouO am /. G|e3cnibcr 1892 Sj24, 300. l8
&on 2spuhtOrcn iUdbrcuD 1903 tmpfoHz
gen :. $50, 923.35
3inlcn oui Surlcbcu unD C~bligattos
nan crbcltcn %, 722.90
5,f,rn soi1 ak u
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q. g. 80 ubbell,
GbdmpIaiH, R,p=9Sri.
9ieNirrrn inn irkt in outer Orhnunn

GaOpaD & 60. Wtine @trrtu! Sd nebmt iest
bic FINITE 6taiae 3bres aeiOlpsnt uno r If mic
i,br gut b%tTomm,n. tpdbrtnD mir anotrs Ut,obliHtR
uibt bsIonmsu FHb. plejue Ritrtn ttbrttn SIS
geiuuOeH 3utdnosn luriid, i6 mObis IS Oarum SO
Qnen ,mpitbleu, ipslte an GrdRfbtittu ltiDtn, bio
BON ben Rrautbeitcn Der 9c5T b~trrGbrtu.
@. 6. 8iIlits, 9lattsmoutb, Res.
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81 0 m, 1. Sanuar. - 8otI6after
SLEEPER Ite1te geItern benz 80rtg 8iftor
Emanuel bic neuen Mi!glieoer Der
omeritaniIfen 8otI4aft Dor, ndmli6
Zen 3peiten Setretdr 2eonarD M&.
S6omas, ben Mtlitdr : Qtta4e 6ranf
u. @onurps unD ben britten Setrez
tGr s. 0drren. &0nig 8iftor Gmaz
nuel fat benz nNautiI9en Club" in
Ni83a einen iil6srnen 8e9er fir cine
Sa9ttpettfubrt 3pil4en Spe33ia unO
Gi33a offerirt.
Die Snbten MeOatGle.
2pnopn, /. Sanuar. = Der
Iame Don Or. 2ouis 8lopI4 pon
Nep=Yorf pirb auf Der Neujabrsz
G6renlifte Der GmpfGnger Der Snbiens
MeOaiGe eriter &lafe fir 9tenite
pdbreno Der !9ungersnoth in Snbien
eri4einen.
StaIiener an Der Spite
Der matebonif4en
9enbdrmerie.
Con Il l. Sanudr.
= 0ie MelDung, baB Der ttaltentl4e
General Sismonoo duserforen NOR
ben lei, bic @enparmerie in W&aceoo@
nien gu beFebligen, beitdtigt ii4. Der
General pirb oieie 5orce BON 8runo
aus r%eorguniitren.
Stirme.
Rom, l. Sanuar. = Stiirmii4es
Wetter fenn3ei6nete bas @noe oes
alien sSubres. SIN NorOen baben befs
ttqe S9neeItiirme Die 8erte6rsipege
perIperrt unb 00rfer Iino BON 3atpiz
nenItiir3en beorobt, Den Siioen Iu4ts
elm lang anoauernoer Regen unb
man6e geQeRoeu sin0aqeIiturm heim,
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
rnc Rosy Cross In Tibet.

Anv of the British officers no" on
tho road TO Lassa who may happen 10
be % Freemasons have, perhaps Just an
outside chance Of solving an lhleIrS, rs
ing ouestion. for there are those Wno .
believe that the high Rosierucian l
adents having emigrated to the euS, .lt,,
obopt' obopt tbe beginning of the seventeenth
eD century. still inhabit the Tibetan pla.
teams today. and some Of the mysteries -
Of Treemasonry have been supPoSeu '' 70
have been acquired from the hoSleII- T..,-
clans l% If they ever existed, the KOS. hosl-
crncians were secret society possess, So
inc the art of turning baser - lle'ato 80
into int cold and vowed themselves u u
gratuitous healing Of the sick, 4cep, I,.
tics however maintain thau .,it ,uei4 :,
novar was such a society out lnaI ~
wos MA invented as a ponderous joke Dy d
learned a seventeenth century reaus'
writer-Iondon Chronicle.
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
chrintinnitr In Jnpan.

There is nothing very remarkaDle III
the report from Japan that Il move
ment is on foot, supported by many
eminent men, to found church pro
Christian in character, but mdepehu-
emf in its lines. When Buddhism was
disestablished and disendOwed III the
early seventies of last century oWlhs
to tbe momcntary ascendency OF Shlh.
TO- which is merely vague ancestor ana
nature worship, it was prophesleu oy
acute foreign observers that japan
would either adopt Christianity or De
come frankly materialistic 1t VIII no'
be owing TO any lack of energy on tn'
mart of European and American ms
sionories if the former course is dis
cordad Here is one forecast publishes
fourteen wears ago: ITO make all ia
nan christian by edict some fine morn
ing Is not on the programme OF I'M
JaDonese statesman of the hour Du
tbat something of the kind should nap
non within the next twenty years
not nearly so unlikely as many thlng
that have actually happened IN III
tond of realized improbabilities.'
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
-. 4 ...aasaAsAANtlsas :
The Pun of Fame.

Justice Brewer Of the United States
supreme court is from Kansas, and
his state is iustihably proud Of him.
Soon after his elevation to the supreme
bench. says the Kansas City Journal,
a cigar manufacturer in Topeka dedi-
Gated ten cent domestic cigar to
the iurist. named it our Justice and
on the cover of each box pasted a por
trait Of Mr.. Brewer.
A few years ago the Justice was II
Topeka on a business trip. The hote
clerk recognized him, and the negro
bell boy. although he had no Idea Wh'
the newcomer was. knew from th'
way he was ordered about that the pa
tron was Of some consequence. CONS
up in the elevator. the negro stare'
constantly ut the tall, digniiied man.
Suddenly the black face was wreath
ed in smiles, and the boy said;
"'Scuse me, boss, but amt you Il
gemmen dat invented dem 'Ouah JeS
tice' cigars"
This reminds one of the man Wh
was recalling famous persons wh
.'parted their names in the middle
"And them" he said, there is II III
ribus Unum.' the man who makes u
bass drums"
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
Cement.

The difference between the two well
known varieties of cement, the Rosen-
dale and the Portland, lies in the lact
that the first named is natural prod
net and the latter an artificial Inc
former is made by burning a shaiy
limestone in kilns and grinding the
cIlnker produced with bur stones TO
n very fine powder, which, when mix
cd with water, soon sets and forms
an Artificial stone nearly as hard as
tbe original rock. Portland cement
on the other hand, Is made by com.
Inning chalk or some other form Oh
limestone free from magnesia WIN
silIceous clay, these materials being IN
timotely mixed and made into bricks
which are burned in kilns Win coAe
fnels at a very intense heat. The re-
snlting clinker is ground in the same
manner as natural cement and IS mucu
stronger and sets quicker than the
| other
Milford chronicle., 1904-07-08
MIRTH THAT PAYS.
The Queer Methods of Fashionable
New York Man MiIIiner.


There is a male millner in New York
who holds a fashionable patronage be-
cause of his unusual methods, not the
least among which is a trick he has of
displaying upon his own bald pate all
the bOnnets and other headgear he
makes for bis fair customers. He is
short and fat and decidedly plain of
feature, and the effect of Il woman's
bonnet upon him is grOtesque in the
extreme, but he never fails to subject
himself to the laughter of his custo-
mers, believing that it pays.
The milliner's theory is that the art
of his creations can be fully appre-
ciated only when they are shown under
the most unfavorable circumstances.
"a pretty woman" he tells his Gus
toners, will lend a charm to any hat,
and if she is very pretty you will look
at her rather than what she has on her
| head. But let me show you the eff
feet of this bonnet upon me. Now you
see it upon me, and if in spite of that
fact you can see that it is beautiful
it is beautiful indeed"
The fact that the milliner invariabl!
wears black silk apron. across tn
front of which is a row Of little pocket
containing spools of various colore'
thread, and his waistcOat is usually
mass of pins and needles, adds to tn
ridiculous appearance he presents witt
say, a picture hat resting upon hi
fringe Of gray hair; but he bobs blith'
ly around, eXclaiming, Look at tina
side effect! Isn't that eXquisite;' an
''Now, I am going to turn around S
, that you can get back view. Ho'
do you like that?"
A woman who recently purchased
bonnet from this enterprising millin'
F says that his method of displaying Il
! art of his creations is certainly heroi
for when she first saw her bonnet upC
i, him she came near refusing it the
!, and there. so appalling was the etfeC
She studied it a little while longt
however. and eventually came to Il
: conclusion that there certainly was
great deal in the theory of his stran
custom-Ncw York Press.