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Evening journal., 1905-10-09
Sl1OV,o r..-, JOB.
Panama Canal nander worked on .

Panama Canal Rnilder Worked on a
frrm ror ris.y Censs Day.
Theodore T.. Shonts, whom President
Roosevelt has chosen to take charge OF
he work or digging the Panama canal.
once worked on an Iowa farm for
man who now lve' IN Lincoln. Neb.,
for a wage of 80 cents day. says a
special dispatch from Lincoln. Neb.. TO
the ST. Louis Republic.
A. J. Campbcn, a retired farmer, now
residing at Lincoln. Ncb, with his
daughter. Mrs W. y, Brown. was
Shonts employer For many years
Mr.. Campbell operated a large stock
farm near Ccnteryille. Ia. and It was
when he was engaged Ia that business
that the future canal builder 40 was
then in his youth, worked for him. II
was Shonts nrst job. and he filed il
70 the very best OF his ability. and that
Is TO say that he filled Il well.
Il have known Theodore p. Shonts
since his early boyhood." said Mr.
Campbell. "and ! have always taken
more than ordinary interest in him be
taNae OF lEe lact mat my brother. ID.
6. Campbell. a Chicago banker. mar
I ricd his eldest sister.
Even when a mere boy Shonts OK.
hibited that sterling integrity and that
capacity for doing things which have
since characterized his career. was
impressed With him then as | am i'm
pressed with him now.
zone day young Shoats came 10 my
fsrm and said he wanted to 90 to work
FOR me. He was then about nftccn
years old and stout husky young
ster. as bright as n new silver dollar.
iIe explained that he wished 10 earn
some money anl 90 bald himself M
physically. and lie was-uot az an par
'cular rs 20 what sort 81 work I gcvc
Inn 70 DO or whit ! paid him. His
,o'ne wcs then in Cenicrvllic. where
lls father was practicing physician
4 told HIN would pay him 90
fnis day ap1 his board. ana he will
ely accepted ny oGcr. shall never
Tgct tAc FIRST fob De dil. It was help
Z; re 70 n'ert nn Usage o-angc hedc.
HE pushed the spade into the soft
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
PUBLIC SALE

AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE by receiver Of
Merchants Stamp Company by order
of the Chancellor. Saturday morning
October 14th at 10 O'Clock. day and
night. and each night there after until
all goods are sold Every article must
be sold regardless OF price. Great op-
portunity for bargains in chairs. tables
desks, stands. etc, china, pictures and
bric-a-brac. Also, store fixtures, con-
sisting OF desk. safe. carpet, lamps and
three large show cases.
oct. st
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
Schedule Of plaware's Cams.

Delaware Colleges football schedule
for this season follows:
Saturday. October H. Johns Hopkini
lat Baltimore.
Saturday. October 2l, Washington
college at Chestertown.
Saturday. October 2S Rutgers al
Newark.
Saturday. November 4, Washington
college at Newark.
wednesday. November 8. Pennsyl-
vanla Military College at Chester.
Saturday. November II, George
University az Washington
ID. c.
Saturday, November is. Fordham al
New York
Thursday Thanksgiving Day). No
vember 80 Maryland Agricultural COL
lege at Newark.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
WY DssrAwberry7v

Why is a strawberry called
strawberry? 1t is not berry, so
the botanists tell us, and it has not
any particular connection with
straw.
1t is true that some gardeners
place straw under the ripening ber-
ries to protect them from the
ground, but this fruit must have
had its name before this way Of gar
dening it was found out
Probably the old name OF the
strawberry was stray berry, and a
very good name, too, as it well de-
scribes the rowing habits of straw
berry runners.
Travelling clergymen used some
times to be called strawberry
preachers"
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
INTEREST IN TOURNAMENT
Several Close Games Of Tennis Played
at Country Club.

Considerable interest was manifested in
The tennis handicap Tournament PLAYED on
the courts or tho Wilmington Country
Club Saturday AFTERNOON.
The weather wis aii That could be de-
sired and there WAS "a large attendance.
Tne results We're rs follows.
Leroy Harvey won from H. C Haskli.
CA and 90
d. u. Bash defeated r. C. Bradford Jr..
ST. &c and o..
II. w Palmcr defeated s. a.. Townsend.
c-1 ana &C..
T.. y. Dupont won from T.. a. Yerkes.
G-i ana -
a C.. osay beat r. T.. NJ Carpenter.
IS and s-s
D. NJ Bates won from George \. Daei,
ca ana g.
p s Garrett defeated George Gray. Jr.
hy default.
W p Berger won from George Thomas
% CO and e-5
q n. Cause hat @. =. BisseG c-s af1
cause defeated A. ,. rayios e.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09

An eminent man Of science has re-
Gently declared that red-haired people
are far less apt to grow bald than those
with other colored hair The average
crop on the head OF a red-haired person
Is only 20,200 hairs. Ordinary dark
hair is far finer. and over three dark
hairs take UP the space of one red one.
1O5, 900 are about the average. But
fair-haired people are still better off.
100000 to 100000 are quite a common
number Of hairs on the scalp of fair
haired man OF woman.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
l.ed LIE.


Nowadays people with red hair ar
somewhat envied. 1t was not alway
so. In Egypt. for instance. the auburl
headed were regarded with aversion
The ancient Egyptians were so violent
ly opposed to hair Of this tone tha
once a year they burned a maiden whc
possessed bright locks in the hope o.
exterminating or lessening what they
considered n curse.
Sentiment aside. people OF the auburn
head type hive a vast advantage. The
are less liable 10 badness than thost
who own brown or black hair. The
reason thereof is that one red hair i.
as thick as three dark hairs witt
10000 red hairs the scalp is wei
thatched. With the same number O
dark hairs a person is almost bald
The average number Of tilaments tha-
the brunette belle has to comb an6
brush is 100000
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
LYCEUM THEATRE
10th ST., West OF Market

Both Phones, Matinees. Monday.
wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
Prices: Matinee. 10 90, 25c. Night, 10.
90 30. soc.
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday.
The charming little actress. Dolly
Kemper, in VIM. T. Keoghs' Big
Scenic Production, THE Gypsy
GIRL" by Hal Reid. An important
cast. A heart story of tears and
laughter. Beautiful stage pictures, alb
solutely true 10 nature. A special fea-
ture: Mr.. James w. Gillespie, Of this
city, will sing Charles T. Edwards
successful song, entitled: I'm That Ivy
Covered Cottage" with illustrated
pictures taken from scenes along the
Brandywine. NOTE-Adiss Kemper
viii hold reception on the stage after
the matinee performance of Monday
ard Wednesday, to the ladies' and chill
dren attending. and present them with
her latest autographed Photograph.
Coming Thursday. Welded and
Parted"
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
TIE EVENING ToURVAL4 N)VDAY. OvT0BER 8. 1908

cartn ..coto.c uitreu uir -irs7futo an
the opening. and he was always there
with thc sprouts. lie was the prompt
est. most active young fellow I ever
met In thc harvest field he was one
Of the best hands | ever had.
Later. as he grew toward manhood
he went away to attend school In an
other town. lie always came back to
spend his vacations. however. and he
used generally 90 spend his vacations
working for me In the harvest fields.
He did not have 70 labor IN the fields.
for his father was quite wealthy; but,
like most ambitious young men, he de-
sired to earn money to pay his own
way. He always said that the exer-
else be got in the harvest fields was
worth a great deal TO him in after
years"
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
Football Scores.

The result Of the big college footha
games on Saturday follows
Harvard. %; Maine, o.
Yale. 1G: Syracuse O.
Princeton, 2i; Georgetown, O.
Pennsylvania. n; Swarthmore. T.
Columbia. o; Wesleyan O.
Cornell "a. Bucknen O.
West Point. IS; Colgate. g.
Annapolis. g. " NJ. T.. o.
Williams. i2. Union o.
Carlisle. III; Pennsylvania State. g.
Lehign. n; New York University. @
Lafayette. IS; Ursinus. O.
Brown. A.; Worcester p. l., O.
Dartmouth. l6; Holy Cross. C
Dickinson. a.; Haverford, O.
Hamilton. -; Rochester. 0.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
allL PLAY ELKTou TEAM
New Castle Willing to Meet Club Of
Players From Cecil County
s1eeIal % The EvenlnE Journal.

Ncw castle oct. e.-John =. Muir
riy. manager Of the New Castle hase-
tan club. stated this morning that his
club was willing 20 play the Eikton
f7sm on the grounds in this city. win-
rer-take-aIi hasis. on Saturday next
Upon receiving The challenge OF Fred
H- Lefner. manager of the Eiiston tenn.
~. Murphy erdeayored 20 get the Wiz
Eriugt0n A. A. grounds but was unable
~ d. 50. he says be Will in the event
of o game being arranged. put the
regular Nev Castle team iu the field
and -rin allow Manager Lener 20 se-
i-et "a club from players whose homes
ere in cecil county. no matter whether
tiry have played professional bah ol
rot
Nr Murphy has written Mr. Lemei
fo the above effect
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
SHERIFF SALES

sHERIFFs SALE BY VIRTUE or A
writ Of Levari Facias to me directed
will be exposed TO public sale at tho
National Hotel In the town of Middle
town. St. Georges hundred. New Castle
county Delaware.
on THURSDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER 1905.
no a.50 o'clock. a. H..
the following described real estate viz.
AZ the following lands lying ana being
lh 81 Georges hundred, New Castle cotln-
iy ana state of Dslawdfe to wit;
All that piece or parcel of land doecrib-
ed IN three tracts as follows. No An
mat tract Of land adjoining land of John
y. Dilworth. The heirs Of Sarah Ann Bid
a.e' William Wilson. John Aidrich. ! chn
tlc1ver and William Clcaver confainin,.
DO the whole oightv-nine acres ana eieh-
teen-hundrodths Of an acre Of upland aud
marsh
No. 2 an that tract OF land adjoining
lond Of John ID Dilworth DR. David
stewart and land Of Andrew Biddle de-
ceased containing about fortv-five acres
or upland with the improvements thereon
ana ehout thirty-six acres of unimproved
mnrsh.
No. Q. Beginning at the corner nost IN
che nrland "a small distance from the
hood 20 ditch and running hv ard along
SOD ditch south eleven and one holf de-
rreoq west fortv-fOnr and f0rtv-oiehf orc
h~ndradfhs of "a nerch to- Augustine Creek
thence along said crook hv tho several
oovreps fhcrccf eruth efvfst-t th-cc nj n
half degrees west thirteen and siN-te~ths
no~"l'ns south eleven and eiqht-tonths
ncrchos north hfiv-fve degrees west ei~
rerchos south nftv-snven degrees west
0'e~cn rercNes md eieh'-'enihs n nor y
north nineteen west Ton norchee
rorfh eivtv-twO dncrroes west seven ana
eesrrfv-fwn ono h'indredths nerchos 70
.f,s, ,r-fh 30 1ftrls rvht9i, ennnrnfoe this
eror1 marsh forrlnriv ~ Toeanh Snwvar
fh0roo rn eaid 1ifch north on0 nra cr"-
ena-ier derreos e7et rio, t---fo-r 40 = 1T
'.-,.he .r~aitor 30 oorner rf~'-o tho~ro
~nrfh aiehf.- r'v and onc-h@f 6r~~'' g
eerf --f~n ~,,H Hf+v--eiv rso-hf'-' 1radfhr
-,r~r',a-. tt-,-a rorth fi,i~f---r'-it 're
.,,a-..uari--- 7r--~ons cne nft'--ef~ 0o~oi'r- re
l'--,a- sr.t.N 4f,f-fs- ef~ist 0-0 rr -0tln~t or
1er~rre roai rff~ ei~ rn~o"oe 80 t'' f-ef
-.---.4f loved oor,-r -oet nrd sl1oo o. No.
-r--f-- rs~-tssf-,is,-- t-~orfr--o~n no-o s
f.tsar- -sr~rftrr ~~7 ef--'-t .tr--i17 ~ "a
--.-..'. A- ESQ ro-,o r-0~n rr i-re
-.s-s ~-a s-f-r~ o. fvnc'sti0n no fhi
------t.- ~ ~ ~ r1-~--'rif o~a e''--'" "
r Cn~~rven ''- ~-'fo o~' r. No ~"'' ~
rrsprw ~rr IS -h~r'r
-'.--'~'- ~~-~ Wilminrion. pe'awar'
o~4oi,or o. foo5
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
Phoenix Defeated.

The Phoenix football eleven was de-
feated on Saturday by the Parkslde
team. the score being 10 TO o. The
Parkslde would like TO hear from an
l20-pound teams in the State and are
open for Saturday. October "A. The
players of the Parkside follow: Ire
Ian. p. Kane. Reader, Raymond Par
idle. Whitcel Borden. II. Kane. Corri-
.gan. Jenors Mckee Bishop George
McGarvey. send an challenges 70 IT,
.ONell no 900 Bennett street. city
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
MYERS DID GOOD WORK
Pitched His First Game For Athletics
Against Washington.

Joe Myers. who was the mainstay Of
the Wilmington A. A. in the box this
season. and who was recently signed
b. Connie Muck. pitched his first game
on Saturday against Washington. My
ers made a good impression and allowed
the Senators but three hits
Harry Barton. who piaed two sea-
sons in this city. sprained his ankle
y hiie playing first base for the Ath-
ieilcs az Washington on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
TEN ROUND WIND-UP
Joe Janett and Black Bill win Meet
Wednesday Night.

There VIII be a ten-round wind-up
at the Wilmington Athletic Club Ca
sino on Wednesday night between Joe
Janett and Black BIN. Of Merchantville.
Both men are fast and the bout prom
ises TO be a crackerjack.
The semi-windup win be between
Jack Query, OF this city, and Harry
Honn. the Baltimore cyclone.
There win also be a six-round pre-
liminary between Harry Decker. cham
pion bantam weight OF Pennsylvania.
and Frankie Howe.
For the beneht Of the patrons the
management has placed a large venti-
lator IN the roof which will make II
much more comfortable ia the future.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09

sgrRrrF's 5AT.r.-Rr VIRTUE OF
n writ Of Levnri Faclas 70 me directed
win be cxnosod 90 public sale at tho
Court House. on Market street between
Tcnfh md Eleventh streets IN the city
~ wilmington. New Castle county
state OF Delaware
on THURSDAY.
TIE 26TH DAY OF OCTOBER 1905.
at 10 O'Clock, "a. M.
ihn fOlOwiaE described Real Estate. viz
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF
land with the two two-ftory brick and
mausard rooted dwellings, thereon erect
cd situate in the city on Wilmington atore
said OSnoWn as Nos. l02 and lOi East
Seventh street, bounded and described as
Follows. 10 wit.
beginning at point on the sorther'..
side Cf Seventh street between King and
French streets az the distance OF one
hundred and nine feet six inches casterlv
thence suuthorly parallel with King street
.eIrhty-One feet 60 "a corner. thence east
frly parallel with seventh street twenty
nine feet 10 a point distant eighty feet
and six inches westerly from the westerly
side Of French street: thence northfriv
10 "a corner, thence eastcrlv parallel witt
Seventh street ton feet and six inches tl
another corner. thence northerly uafape
with King street fOrtv-two feet 20 tn,
afcrteaid sot sherry side OF Seventh street
and thence thereby westerly thirtv-riui
nirg be the contents thereof what the'
/ may
seized and taken IN execution as IN
property OF Jordan a. Wilson and Ann
!" Wl-on his wife. mortsagors. and &
HARRY 7. GTrIIs Sheriff
Sh-~iN'- ofo". Wilmington. Delaware
october O. 1905.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
Exclusive Rights

The exclusive rights to use these features
in Wilmington. are held by The Evening
Journal
No other local paper can secure them at any
price.
OF course they cost, but we feel the best is
none to good for our readers.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09

rr'iNS SALE.--BN VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Ais Levar Facias TO me directed
will be exposed 20 public sale. at the
Court House. on Market street. between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county. and
state OF Delaware.
ON THURSDAY.
THE 2GTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1905
at 10 o'clock. a. m.
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land with a brick store and dwelling
thereon erected situate I'm the city Of VIII
mington. county of New Castle and State
of Delaware. more particularly bounded
and described as follows TO wit:
Beginning at the intersection Of the
westerly side OF King street with the
nOrthcrlv side of Twelfth street: thence
norihrriv along said side OF King street
eightv-three feet TO the southerlv face Of
% brick wall Of the building adjoining on
the north. thence westerly and parallel
with Twelfth street eighteen feet and
three inches. thence southerly and paral-
lel with King street and passing through
tho middle Of the division wall between
the house on this lot and the house on the
lot adjoining on the west eightv-throe
feet TO the aforesaid northerlv side Of
twelfth street and thence thereby easter
~ eighteen feet and three inches to the
place OF beginning
ceivod anf taken In execution as the
rronertv OF Fnlilie TT Freve and F'herhard
T. Freyc and It's. and to he sold hv
HARRY 7 CItIIS. Sheriff.
0ho~'n'~ N"re. Wilmington. Delaware.
October Q. 1905.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
The Historical Puzzles

These puzzles are unique in that
they are the only ones that combine
instruction with amusement.
Not only are they the best puzzles
but also depict some scene in connec-
tion with an historical event.
Because of its double character this
feature appeals to both old and
young.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
The Funny Service

This feature appears in the leading
papers In the largest cities in the
country. 1t is strictly original and
every illustration is taken from pen
and ink drawings made especially for
this service by the best artists.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09

SHFRTFF'S SAIE.-RY VIRTUE OF
n writ OF Levaif Facias to me directed
will be eNnoscd to public sale Mt the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth ard Eleventh streets. in the CITY
Of Wilmington. New Castle county.
on. THURSDAY.
THE 26TH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1905.
at 10 o'clock. a. M.
the following described real estate. viz.
All that lot of land situate in the bor-
Ough Of Newport, New Castle county and
State Of Delaware together with the en-
gines. boilers and machinery thereon
which land by a late survey is bounded
and described as follows. to wit:
Beginning at a corner iron snike driven
IN the southerly line OF the lands occu-
pied bv the then r.. W. and B. now F.. b.
and W. Railroad Company: thence bv
new line dividing the herein granted lots
from other lots Of John A. Cranstun
about south one and a quarter degrees
east three hundred and nftv-one feet to
the low water line OF Chrisflana river
thence easterwardly along said low water
line about three hundred and fftv feet TO
corner of land now or late Of Griffith IT.
Davis. thence by line OF the last named
land rassing over large fiat rock or
stone af the cdee Of the fast land north
two dcerecs and twenty minutes. west
about three hundred and seVentv-ona feet
io iho southerlv line OF the railroad lands
and thence thereby south aightv-sfx de-
frccs. west three hundred and fortv-ore
fcct 10 the place OF. beginning. COnfainioc
1hont two AVID oi~ht-teuths acres. be the
same more or iess.
7-a Item 81 execution as tho
property of William J. Finn. and 10 be-
sold by
H,RRY J cIrTIS. sheriff.
o,.,, Office, Wilmington, Del,
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
The Evening Journal
Patterns

This feature is the pick OF the best.
The patterns are furnished by design
ers who supply the foremost ladies'
wear makers of both America and
Europe with models.
These patterns are weeks in ad-
vance Of the season and are offered to
our readers before the models are
shown in the leading stores Of the big
cities.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
For
Evening Journal
Readers Only

The special features offered by The Evening
Journal are without question the equal of any
used by any paper in the United States-su-
perior to any ever published in a local paper
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
oRENes won FIRST GAME
Defeated Mt. Airy Mutes BY a Score Of
p 20 0.

AZ South SIDE Park on Saturday after
fooa the orange football team opened
ifs season ly defeating the Att Airy
Nufes by score ~ y 20 o.
The playing oi Greenwood. who was
Formerly "a High School player. and God
Nin were the features of the game. Cod
VIII kicked a goal from placement on the
-i-yard line. The lineup. follows.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09

Brevity is the soul OF wit where
poetry is concerned.
While the foolish dog is barking the
wise dog is chewing the bone.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

Cincinnati, 3; Pittsburg, !.
Cincinnati, 4; Pittsburg, l.
Chicago. s; ST. Louis. 4.
Chicago, 6; St. Louis, 3.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
DELAWARE COLLEGE Woa

By defeating Williamson College
eleven on Saturday by the score OF II
Ito 0. Delaware College won It's iirsi
game of the season The game was
played at Newark and Williamson was
'outclassed at every stage of the con-
test.
Captain Pie. Hauber, Noss, Baldwin
and Joseph distinguished themselves
by their clever work
Tho liuo-up.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS SCORES

To I71TEI-7E 7 = y
Chicago. s: St Louis, g.
St. Louis. 8; Chicago, !.
Evening journal., 1905-10-09
Sports

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-01
Rok XVI.

- Sedzia Quinn pred ktorym sta
waio znowu klkanascie osob oskarzo-
nych, zbrodnie plucia ma chodniki
rozstrzygna1 wczoraj, re jedna oska-
rzonych jest niewinna, bo pluneia ma
okno, ME ma chodnik. Ustawa mic
ME wspomina pluciu ma okna.
- J6zef Klima, 112 w. 10Th str, a.
resztowany "a opuszczenie zony, o.
swiadczyi re wolf siedziec W wiezie-
niu, niz Eye iona, ktora kaze mu po-
mywaG statki piastowat dziecko.
- Asystent rzecznika powiatowego
Louis B. Anderson, 1921 Wabash ave.
wczoraj opadniety przez dw6ch mu-
rzyn6w ma 20 ul. / WNbash ave., stree
Lii 2 rewolweru, ME wyjmujac tegoz
kieszeni ranii niebezpiecznie je-
dnego z napastnik6w. Franka st. A.
mand, kt6rego zabrano do szpitala
Peoples.
- Grand jury podobno wniosia ia
kieS oskarzenie tyczace sic katastrofy
W teatrze IroQuois. ale niewiadomo je-
szcze, jake.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-01

Woerman" utonal blisko brzegu fran
cuskiego wraz z caia zaloga.
= Cesarz Wilhelm zaprosH ma ban
kiet wszystkich pryczerow, przyby-
3ych z roznych KRAKOW ma poswiecenie
i(czem?!) jego zboru luterskiego W
Berlinie.
w generalnym konsulacie au-
stryackin w Berlinie skradziono pie
Made wazne dokumenty.
Jezdzenie pociagami kolei zela-
znej we Wloszech ME stanowi obecnie
przyjemnosci, poniewaz siuzba kolejo-
wa >jedynie obawy pred kara ME
strajkuje, spe1nia wszakze niedbale
swe obowiazh.
= Pod Neapolem znaleziono zwloh
zamordowanej, bogatej Amerykanh,
pani Karoliny Nc Cready.
= Frank J. Marshall z Brooklyna !
D. Janowski rozegrali wczoraj 15-ta
partye szachow. Marshall wygral do
tychczas z, a Janowsk 4 partye. Re
szty partyj zaden ME wygral. Wypa-
dIy "remis".
= w East Liverpool, O., zrzadzi1
po4ar POI miliona dolar6w szkody.
= Ze San Francisco donosza roz-
biciu sic blisko Tomales zaglowca
"Jesse Matson", kt6ry utona3 wraz z
IL osobami zaIogi.
= DR.. Jaques Loeb uniwersytetu
Kalifornijskiego zapiodniI = jak
twierdzi sztucznym sposobem jajko
"gwiazdy morshej".
= Mieszkahcy wyniesli sic miast
Holbrook st. John W Arizonie. W do
linie Apache, obawy pred zapadnie-
ciem sic tam pred grozaca powo-
dzia.
Przeciwko powzieciu uchwaly o
naprawie dr6g W powiecie Sangamon,
Ill, zaprotestowaio 200 farmer6w, kt6-
rzy ME chca p1acic podatk6w ma ten
eel.
- Pfesciarz Nelson Chicago pobH
w San Francisco, W 9 zlozeniu sic,
Younga Corbet Denver, Col.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-03-01
Bezwiedny hurnor u dzieci.

Pedagog angielski, DIR. Macna-
mara, podaje W pismie angiel-
skiem Schoolmaster zabawne
pr6bki bezwiedniego humoru u
dzieci. Pewien ch}opczyk, pytany
w szkole, co znaczy "etc."2 -
odpowiedzial: "Jest to znak, lsto-
rego niektorzy 1udzie uzywaja,
ably inni mysleli, ze wiedza wie-
cej, niz naprawde wiedza". Nau-
czycieIka: "Do czego sluzy nos3
Uczenicy: "Do wycierania". w
klasie pierwszej pyta nauczyciel-
ka 8 letnia dziewczynke: GO u
czynil Noe wyszed1szy z arki"
"Pogrzebal ludzi potopionych"
- odparla dziewczynka. w wy
pracowaniu o czlowieku jeden z
uczni talk okresli{ rodzaj ludzks:
"Czlowiek to jedyne zwierze,
kt6re umie roznieca6 ogieh | nos
wycierat". Ma pytanie: co to jest
zebra? jeden Z chlopcow odpo-
wiedzial: "Jest to takie zwierze,
jak koh, tylko pomalowane W pa
ski; jest to r6wne zwierze, ktore
siuzy do oznaczania gloski Z W
alfabecie" Inny okreslii proznis
temi Slowly: "Jest to mic, zam.
kniete W kloszu szklanym". Pc
wien duchowny, odwiedzajac
szk6lke zehska, spytal dziewczy-
mex: "czego potrzeba do chrztuF
"Wodyp zawolala jedna. Il
mic wiecej" spyta1 duchowny.
"Dziecka p - dodaia lima.