davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-18

"yNH 1 w 1HleloliSll 1Oi "" 49,
Dziewczeta uwozone przez niesu-
miennych agentow zostana ma
koszt tych blur odsylane napo-
wrot do domu.
Budapest, 1890 lipca. = Ko-
mitet wykonawczy wegierskiej
koalicyi naradza sic mad zorgani-
zowaniem kraj9wej obrony pre-
civ rzadowi. Hr. Eugen Zichy O.
swiadczy}, re rewolucya juz roz-
pocze}a sic cory i re teraz trze-
ba stoczyc walke. Zichy i inni
magnaci zlozyli znaczne sunny ma
organizacya oporu. Rad wegier-
ski znalaz} sic w wielkim k}opo-
Gle w skutek postapienia repre-
zentacyj municypalnych, ktore
wzbraniajac sic sciagae podatki
w stanie Eek lex, powodzenlem
zainaugurowa1y polityke wyg}o-
dzenia. Opozycya coraz to SEER
sze zatacza kregi..
Niagara Falls, N. Y, 1890 lip
ca. = Carlisle D. Graham Ma
CARA Falls William J. Glover Jr.
Baltimore przepiyneli po posu-
dniu pomyslnie g}ebiej po}ozone
prady rzeki Niagary cd strony a
merykanskiej az do Lewiston.
Przestrzen te q mile dluga pre-
byl Glover w 26 minutach. Wy
ruszono godzinie 4 :o2 cd Flat
Rock. Obaj piywacy mieli kor-
kowe .kamizelki, pasy bezpieczen-
stwa, a nadto wydete gumowe
pecherze ma barkach.
Washington, 1890 lipca. We
die raportu miedzynarodowej ko-
misyi handlowej "a nliesiace sty-
czei, luty marzec, okazu]e sic:
re w tych trzech miesiacach W
skutek wypadkow kolejowych 2S
podr6znych 2o4 osob persona
lu kolejowego zosta1o zabitych, a
1861 podr6znych 2o62 osob z
personalu kolejowego potSaleczo-
nych. Przy samem zczepianlu
wagonow zosta1o zabitych o2 lu-
dzi.
Statystyczne wykazy biura eel
wewnetrznych wykazuja, ze W
ciagu. ostatnich lat oSmiu znies'o-
no 1904 tajemnych gorzelni It.
z. ksiezycowych) re okoio 1000
os6b w zwiazllu tenn zostalo are
sztowanych. Przy TEN 7 urzednl-
kow zostalo zabitych, Is ranio-
nych. w samym r. 1904 znieslono
1913 takich destylarni i areszto-
wano oo1 osob, ktore zajmowaSy
sic destylowaniem rosy gor-
skiej".
Louisville, Ky, 1890 lipca. :
Dworzec Union ma rogu 10 ulicy
Broadway spalil sic wieczorem;
szkoda zrzadzona wynosi $780,
ooo. Pozar wybuchl o godzinie 9
ma g6rnem pietrze i rozszerzy} sic
tax szybko, re wszystkie sikawkl
w miescie pracowaly tylko mad
zlokalizowaniem ognia, Zdaje sic,
ze.pozar powstai W skutek skrzy-
zowania sic drutow elektrycz-
nych. Mkt ludZl ME ZOSldi u
szkodzony.
New York, 1890 lipca. = Kup-
cy i w1asciciele ma}ych sklepi-
kow w dolnej dzielnicy wscho-
dniej, ktorzy musza codziennle
ME wyjmujac niedzieli, pracowac
po "a godzin W kazdej porze ro-
ku, zarnierzaja sic zorganizowac
i Emusic policya do przestrzega-
MIA ustaw niedzielnych do aresz-
towania kazdego wlasciciela skla-
du, kt6ry W niedziele drzwi be-
die mial otwarte. S1ychac, re
bardzo wielu wlascicieli SHADOW
popiera ten projekt, gdyz u
trzymuja w niedziele drzwi O.
twarte tylko re wzgledu ma kon-
kurencya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-18
Ma sposoby biora sic.

Psy miasta Chicago odczuwaja
najbolesniej skutki strajlsu wozni-
COW. Policya zajeta strajkiem
ME jest W stanie dopilnowac, aze-
by wiekszosc ps6w w miescie u
zyskala prawa obywatelstwa. Do
dnia wczorajszego wykupiono
zaledwie 1850 znaczk6w psich.
podczas kiedy w roku zesz}ym
wykupiono do polowy lipca A.
323 takich znaczkow. Klerk
miejski lituje sic mad psami, ma
razonymi ma spotkanie sic z hyc-
lem dlatego wzial sic ma sposob.
Zapowiada, re kto wykupi psi
znaczek, opatrzony numerem 5o,-
900, otrzynla piekny jedwabny
parasol, albo beczke piwa. Pan
klerk zastrzega sic, re qarasol
przeznaczony dla pani, piwo ola
przedstawiciela brzydkiej polo
wy rodzaju ludzkiego. Obawia
sic, azeby panic ME rozumialy go
falszywie, sadzac, re piwo prze-
znacza dla Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-18
Ian Drakulicz.

z rzeki Calumet wydobyto
wczoraj zwloki Jana Drakulicza
z pm. 1o,So1 Hoxie ave. w So.
Chicago. Cialo Drakulicza byio
pokaleczone. Miedzy inneni nlial
stwierdzono wybicie kilku zebow.
Jest al nadto widocznem, re ME
szczesliwy stoczyl pred smiercia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-07-18

parkan, zaczaf tedy do okna przy-
suwac stoi. Narobii przytem tyle
stuku, re zbudzif stroza, ten "a
alarmowai policye. Schwytano o.
bydwoch glupich z}odziei, z kto-
rych jeden nazywa sic Tony
Sherman, a drugi Robert Miller.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
PERSONAL.

NINE. POMPASTTA, the celebrated Mexican
siairvoyant, is at 1o21 18th 81. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
Fall From a Wagon.

Injured as result of fall from a
wagon, Lottie Brown, colored, eight
old. of $3.50 E street northwest, was
taken 10 the Emergency Hospital by
her father, about $50 o'clock last night.
The girl was riding on the back OF
wagon at Twenfy-sixth and d streets
northwest, at the time she met with the
Tnishap.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
Thrown From a Buggy.

The herse attached to buggy in
which ]. z. Walker, of 1416 New York
avenue northwest. and Miss Jarvis. OF
Alexandria, Va, were riding, ran away
wood avenue northwest, last night. Miss
Jarvis was hurled TO the ground and re-
ceiyed a painful bruise on her head. As
sisted 10 the office Of DR.. Parson she re-
ceixed the necessary treatment ana
again got into The buggy and went to
her home
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
Hurt in Runaway.

Hurled from their seats in buggies
driven by r. w. Wright, of KenilWoTth,
D. c., and a. s. TrueWorth, of 1871 Cor
coran sk,eet northwest, all the occu-
pants were slightly injured On the Ben
ming road yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Trueworth's horse became fright
ened at the buzZing of a car and ran
away The animal dashed the vehicle
against Mr.. Wright's conveyance, and
all the persons were thrown 10 the road.
Both buggies were somewhat damaged.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
coliided With a Tree.

A team attached TO one OF the Heurich
Brewing Company's wagons collided
with tree at First and Fenton streets
northwest, yesterday afternoon. VII
liam Anderson, of 612 Massachusetts
avenue northwest, was slightly injured
about the head. One Of the horses was
badly hurt about the legs and body. but
no damage was done 20 the wagon
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
Try Rosenfeld's Ice Cream and Sherbet.
s12 H st. ne. Phone East 1909,
How Finnegan Was Hurt.

Down again; up again; home again.
Finnegan." So police OF the First
precinct reported about Clarence, who
fell from q Ninth street car last night
and was slightly injured The injured
party refused hospital treatment, and
was assisted home by friends.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
Ordinary Beer Costs You as Much

as Nat Cap. Brewing Co.'S Munich"
The finest dark beer brewed Munich
combines the tonic and nutritive proper
ties of finest malt and hops. Order it for
your table. . doZ 81. Is. Phone 222.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
More Homes Enjoy *Royal Pilsen"

every day. Order a case If you appreci-
ate strictly high-class light beer. Phone
". 436 Abner-Drury Brewing Co.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
FOR sALE~TYPEwRITEas.

FOR SALE TYPEWRlTERs. Special bar
gains for balance pr May In Reminstons.
Williams, t'nder Gods, sniith Premiers, and
many other mates Come early for first
choice THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
Gfa e 81. Phone 1855 Aaln.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19

Elgin Creamery Co. Offers Saturday
Ter. for sI25. Store go 9th st. Phone
Main 3l4S.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
WANTED-AGENTS.

/ WANT few experienced canVassers as
district agents for sale OF protected house
hold speciality that's sold only by subserip-
ton, no stores or competition; very liberal
Inducements offered right parties Address
BOX 452, this office. my1g-3t
wANTED-Maie solicitors for Industrial fire
insurance. Apply in basement. 907 6 st NV
fuyis-T
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

ROOFS REPAIRED ard painted; best work
guaranteed. JAMES LEWIS. Timer 2G05
Florida ave my1T-41
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID for ladies.
and gents cast-of clothing and Shoes
Drop postal and I will call. NJ. STERN.
242 4lz st. sw. my1z-6t
STRAW Panama hats cleaned. bleached:
equal to new. Felt. derby, silk speciality.
HANDEL. 1877 7th ST. NV. ap2s- sos
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
BIRDS, DOGS. e..

TUBEROSE ana gladiolus bulbs, l5c dozen;
dahlia roots sc each. elephant ear bulbs SC
up. sCHMID's BIRD STORE. 7t2 18th st
NV. nyIg-2t
FOR SALE-Dark brindle bulldog puppies
mot terriers} from imported prize Winning
Dearborn place. Columbia Heights. my1f-St
FOR gALE-Dogs cats, birds, parrots and
ferreta; dog ana medicines, foods and flea
degtroyeTs, lemon oil for killing insects on
plants. SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. 7l2 18th
st 4uy6-if
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
wANTED-ROoES.

wANTED-At once by mother and son,
three unfurnished rooms or would rent six
room house with nice family OF adults; rent
must be cheap; between % and 9Th. north OF
p preferred Address BOX 1873. this Office.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19

NANTED-At 1918 y st, girl to cook al
help with washing and ironing. my1e-2t
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
..Royal Pilsen" for Home Use.

Abner-Drury Brewing Co is now sup
plying this superior lieht beer IN bottles.
Phone w $50 for case.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
FOR SALE-BIcYCLEs.

FOR SALE-Bicycies: Rambler, Keystone.
Wolff-American. Columbia Iver- Johr. SON
Trinity. and 80 other good makes. i13 Penn
svlsania ave. NV. open until u nevts-Gt
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
WANTED-BICYCLES.

WANTED-.to buy every secondhand bicycle
Ia Washington. if5 Pennsylvania ave NV
myI6-30t
The Washington times., 1905-05-19

EVERY Government employe who is read
ing the story of the history and Lille of a
department clerk in The Sunday Times please
communicate with BOX ass. this office.
fnvI9-5t
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
LOST.

LoST-Two gold shirt waist pins: one about
May 10 and one May Is; also gold hand
painted shirt waist button, LOST about NAV
ID Reward. address BOX 445 this Office
The Washington times., 1905-05-19

SEASONED PINE WOOD, sawed in stove
leneths delivered, 49, so half cord Address
BOX II. Bancroft. Va mylS-let
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
HELP wANTED-MALs & FEMALE.

W ANTED-Eyerybody to sell HUB TRANS
FERINE; 1t copies pictures; sc per bottle.
1922 f St II
WANTED-Eieyator man. boy confectionery
store; man. wife. take charge house during
summer. 1885 1lth ST. NV II
WANTED-To know what Woehnert means
by goatshakes. larynce control. S07 c 81. NV.
my17. 1920
WANTED-For office, clerk with common
school education: good salary 10 right per
son. Address BOX 429. this offic. myIs-at
WANTED-Cashier. at once; state salary.
Address BOX 45S. this office. myl9-2t
WANTED-colored man and wife. In coun-
try; no children: cook and garden work
BRITToN AGENCY, 700 @ st, nv. 1t
Observation-Disclosures hotel cook and wait
ers; tcrmer employees preferred. Address
Miss AYES. Asbury Park. n. J. nyi4-7t
WANTED-Pupils In Spanish. special dis
count 10 those enrolling for the spring term:
evening classes only. STEHOGRAPfiGC
ACADEMY. Si5-3l6 Colorado Building
apzS- ~.
WANTED-PupiIs 20 learn stenography; speed
OF IS 10 Ice words per minute guaranteed ia
160 hours study money refunded; day
and night SESSIONS. sTENOGHAPHIC
ACADEMY. zi6-sie Colorado Building. nays sot
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
Geraniums, in Bloom, &c each; 75c per

doz.. uubloomed. sc. soc per doz. ]. C.
Garden & Son, Center Market. B St,
between 7th and 9Th NV.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
DANCING.
OPEN ALL SKINNER


WITH ELECTRIC FANS
THE ORDWAYS, 431 18th ST. NW.-Every
Tuesday. Friday, and Saturday evening; be.
ginners' class. 80. advanced $50. Lady as
sistants: six lessons. s25o Private lessons By
appointment Profs. WYNDHAM and Will
LIS. Eny5-s0f
The Washington times., 1905-05-19

"Ne Cream Tastes Like Fussell's."
Try it and be convinced. l427 N. Y. sy
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
ROOMS AND BOARD.

YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION member al
partner; south. three window room. private
family; board bountiful Address BOX 49,,
this office. 1t
ROOM AND BOARD for young men; SIS
a month; delightful locality: private family:
Northwest. Address BOX AL. this office.
myi9-2t
BOARD AND ROOMS. al9 I ST NV Large
front second story acoye roon hot and
cold water. myI9-9t
ROOMS OR BoARDERs, I4l North Caro-
lima ave. myIs-3t
VERY DESIRABLE second floor south front
room for summer large and pleasant; newly
papered; good board. I015 L 81. NV. mylS-3t
DESIRABLE. double rooms, with board
1873 Providence St. BrookIand: near car:
references. my17-Tt
FURNISHED ROOMS for rent: with or with
out board; German kitchen. 1924 New York
NV, myl6-1t
GOOD BOARD and cool rooms at 2l1S
Wyoming ave. nw.i telephone n. 173I-Y.
ny16-5t
1913 X ST. The Pasadena-House fronting
Franklin Park well appointed: hornelike:
table boarders and transients accommodated
myl4-7t
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
Two Small Fires.

lighted cigar butt III waste basket
caused a slight fire III John Hayes
home, 631 G street northwest, this morn
ing. An alarm from box l23 summoned
firernen 10 the house, and the blaze
was put out with a hand extinguisher.
The loss VIII not exceed SO.
William Simms' residence. 1oI4 | street
northeast, was also the scene of slight
fire. which occurred at II o'clock last
night Police of the Ninth precinct
struck an alarm from box e2I, but there
was no work for the firenen to do
after they arrived.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
PASTURAGE.

WANTED-Horses to pasture; fields within
Tour squares OF electric line, on Bunker Hill
roaqi good grass and water. JOHN WIG
NALL Brookland. Phone North 1865 n
PASIURE YOUR HORSES at Magnolia
Farm: blue grass range and runnIne. streams
adjoining Fort Myer; horses called for and
delivered; rate, IS per month; city reference
5. WRIGHT. owner. Bancroft, Va
uy1i-2it
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
wANTED-coUNrRY BOARD.

sYANTED-By young couple, board in Brook
land after June 10. Address Bon AT. TINS
office, stating terms. mylS-5t
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
Every Saturday We Sell Our Regular
1oc. cigar for sc. Sickle. i011 Pa. ave.

Puresr Ice Cream and lees
n town. John Hartung. los Fla, ave.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
wANTED-TEAMs.

WANTED-25 two-horse wagons to haul
brick. Apply at Office. JACKSON PHILLIPS
BRICK CO., SIS 18th st. my. ny1I-1et-eod
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
WANTED-ROARD.

couple with good nursing
,aby board with private family. not over
% per month Address BOX 4i9. this office.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
AWACoSTIA.
BRooKLAND. D. C.

sURy,s PHARMACY. corner Monros and
Jefferson SITS.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19

handmade bedroom suite and hair mat
tress $50; cost $500; oak suites. $40: bureaus.
So; iron beds. etc. sos 18th st. NV. myl7-St
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
A Friend Dies From Acute Indigestion

Heart failure You exciaim, Why didn't
he take Red Star Prescription Tell
your friends in time and save them.
Trial bottle free. Fidelity Medicine Co,
Box 2S9. Washington. d. G.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19

Wilson & Mayors Saturday Auction,
10 a. m. New and used furniture for
the home. ST Louis 10 h. D. touring car
at H. noon. 1921 and 1923 C ST.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
LOCAL MENTION.

ARTHUR H. F. LUERssEN. Drug 81
The Washington times., 1905-05-19

Times Want Ads Bring Results.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19

OUR PIANO MAY CLEARANCE SALE
includes reductions all new pianos il such
makes as the Yose. Hardman. ShoRsnger.
Miller, Kranich Bach. Harrington. Nc
following prices: Gabier, $40; Bradbury. $50;
Co11over. $40; Opera. 500; New England.
SIS; Stieff. Sz1e; Harrington almost newt.
niger almost newt. s325. and many Others
besides following square pianos: steinwsy
& Sons. $50; Stieff $50: Vose square, SIS:
Knabe, SEQ; Chickering, $50; Sohmer, $50; Shc-
maeker. $50; stodart. SIS; Marshall & Smith.
$50; Morse & &C.. $50. Terms on square pi-
amos So 81 and So per month Terms On
upright pianos. s.. IS. 81. IS. and $40 per
month Every instrument guaranteed ana
exchangeabIe any time within five years. and
price paid allowed on a new piano. o. ].
DeMOLL & CO.. 1881 C st. NV. Three entire
floors stocked with fine, high-grade pianos
ny5-f
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED-For reliable help of all kinds
phone Uptown Reliable Employment Agency
North 1912. 1887 7th st. NV. It
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

FOk sALE-4x5 Century camera. new; SMALL
est mace with fine lens and a portrait back
ground. $40 6S3 Morris ST. ne Inyis-st
The Washington times., 1905-05-19

FOX SALE-Open launch S425: best COM
DiIation on the river for speed. safety, and
comfort; Address BOX 442, this office.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19

foR sAi.ts-By family leaving city. drop
cabinet Singer; ali attachments; used fouF
months SIS address BOX al, this Office.
The Washington times., 1905-05-19
FOR REHT-FuRNIsHED ROOMS.

THE PATIENCE,
30 E ST N w, WASHINGTON. D. G.
If you appreciate comfort absolute cleaali-
ness. and good service here Is the place.
Front, airy rooms; large, comfortable beds;
hot and cold water ali the time for baths
SPECIAL RATES FOR SUMMER.
u,yI5-I5t
The Washington times., 1905-05-19

WILL THE ONE who found solitaire dfa.
E1ond ring on the floor OF OtDonnelI's drug
store Thursday or Friday morning valued
az heirloom} return TO MISS RAWLINe
Second Auditors Office. Windsr Building, and
receive reward? T7yIa p
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-24

The cowboy element is in no danger
Of fading out Of American life through
race suicide, according to recent sta
tistics of Cupid's doings in the great
range districts 1t seems that no fewer
than 1850 white men have taken Sioux
brides. Why dusky bellies are chosen
in preference to palefaces is nut for
sociologists to crack. But there seems
to be no reason other than purely so
cial one why Indians and whites should
not intermarry. The Indians have been
subjugated and are, in sense, sub
ject race In the past, however, In
dian blood has made many strong
characters among the whites. Since
they have no social future, the Indians
may be doomed to degeneracy. Inter
marriage might prevent total decay
and preserve what was best in the
once noble red man.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-24
Hysteria In Hero Worship.

Another popular idol just now has
tendency to initiate the rocket stick
after the fixing stage is over and
obey natural law. AS side lights are
thrown upon the Russian defense of
Port Arthur General Stoessers mush-
room fame wanes. 1t Is easy to clothe
4 supposed hero who Is behind the veil
with all sorts of picturesque qualities
md to assume offhand that what he
might be that he most assuredly Is.
When StoeSSel himself comes out and
solicits the publics kisses, fgurative or
real, it will be time enough to write
him down as no account hero. Mean
while some of us should resolve to
Sing small on this hero business in
future until the returns are all in and
counted. Some misnamed heroes de-
serve to be summarily. dropped from
the pedestal Of favor, and the Spanish
American war produced its share of
this species. If the glad hand" of the
public is no longer in evidence in GER
tain cases, it is the "hero's" own fault.
But victims of public hysteria, like
Dewey, for instance, should not be
classed with mere posers and treated
with neglect. Dewey did his duty at
Cavite bay as thoroughly as Farragut
did his at Mobile bay. Doubtless he
was the mos> surprised American I'M
der the folds of old glory when he
awoke to find himself a Paul Jones,
Perry and Farragut on the composite
plan. There was later awakening, as
cruel as the first had been enchanting,
yet Dewey had not changed meanwhile.
The public had unloaded it's charge Of
dzz and was simply. weary.
The calmness of military men over
this hero business is often aggravat-
Ing to laymen and smacks of cruel
synicism. But the cruelty Is a kind
ness to the person most involved. The
highest standard of the service is fidel-
ity to duty To be conspicuously faith
full means simply that the opportunity
Is conspicuous and the man Of the hour
fortunate. 1t would be awkward for a
commander to slOp over in official
praise of some individual and then
have the affair turn out very ordinary.
The military rule adopted for general
use would at least spare the public the
charge Of being now hysterical and
again tickle
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-24
YOUR BIRTHDAY.

How to Find the Day of the Week
Upon Which 1t Fell.
What day of the week was Jan. Is,
1868? To find this out divide the fig
ures representing the year by four, re-
jecting the remainder, if any. To this
dividend and quotient add the number
of days in the year up to and including
the given date, always counting Feb
ruary as twenty-eight days, whether a
leap year or not. Divide this sum by
seven, and the rem ainder will be the
number Of the day of the week, begin
ming with Sunday as one. If there is
no remainder the day will be Saturday.
This rule always gives correct answers
to any date. Taking the one given
above, Jan. 10, 1868, for example:
D186s the year, or dividend.
467 the quotienD.
Is days to Jan. 49,.
O235O dividend, Quotient and days added.
1876 Oeaving a remainder of 81.
There being a remainder of five, we
find that Jan. 10, 1868, fell upon the
fifth day of the week, which is Thurs
day.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-24
How Ned Got Even.

ooh, 1 have a lovely secretw cried
Bessy as she ran into the dining room.
What is it?' said her twin brother
Ned.
II will not tell you. 1t wouldn't be
secret if l did," answered Bessy teas
ingly.
"All right, then, but will get even,"
said Ned angrily. So he went out to
Bessy's playhouse and on the chair
where she generally sat playing with
her dolls placed lot Of pins. After
awhile in came Bessy and was just
about to sit down when a playmate
called her and said: -.
Mamma has given me two dolls
one for you, the other for me-sO let's
20 and dress them"
Soon after Ned went in with a book
in his hand and sat plump down on the
pins he had placed on the chair for
Sister Bessy. 1t was good lesson for
Ned, and now he plays no more practi-
cal jokes on his sister.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-24
Veteran Chiefs For the Militia.

veteran Ch1efS For the Militia.
General Miles appointment as adju-
tant general Of the Massachusetts state
militia is not an innovation in the sense
that it may result in friction between
two schools of military ideals. After
the civil war many states appointed
veteran generals to leadership in the
militia. During the great coal strike Of
1902 the national guard of Pennsylva-
MIA was directed by Adjutant General
Stewart, and the troops in the affected
region were commanded by General
Goblin, both prominent G. A. r. veter-
ans.
1t has been a matter Of pride for the
national guard in some states to be led
by old soldiers and to acquit them
selves well in the presence Of critical
officers. The good soldier wants the
best training possible. He can get 1t
from men who have been in active
service. Good organization and good
handling are fully q important to
body Of troops as the quality Of its
personnel. Neither can succeed with
out the other, but perhaps the rarest
things are good organization and leader
snip. If General Miles regime only
fixes the standard for the future of
state troops the whole country may be
benefited.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-02-24

A proposition Of the New York res
taurant proprietors to do away with
music at the dinner hour stirs up dis
cussion as to the relation between mu-
sic and digestion. The restaurant
keepers doubtless took no thought be-
yond furnishing a novel attraction for
patrons. Whether concord of sweet
sounds or improved digestion or both
combined built up custom, the caterers
didn't stop to inquire If the music no
longer pays, as alleged, and has to 60,
the interest Of good digestion would
be served by sending surly walters and
tip fiends into exile too.