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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-01-17
movie O sobie ami dawac zadnych

juz rosyjska note uskarzajaca sic
ma to, re Chiny ME zachowa1y
neutralnosci w wojnie rosyjsko-
japohskiej u8ozyl instrukcye ola
amerykahskich dyplomatycznych
representative, by CT doniesli o
zachowaniu sic Chin. Przez to je-
szcze ME zamierza dac Rosyi ia
kichkolwiek gwarancyi,tylko chce
sic poinformowae przez posla /
konsulow prawdziwym stanie
rzecZy.
Waszyngton, II stycznia. =
w senacie odbyly sic trzygodzin-
ne debaty mad kwestya, czyli A
rizona wraz z New Mexico ma
zostac stanem. Simmons sprzeci-
vial sic powodu wielkiego OBJ
szaru tych terytoryow i byl "a
podzialem ma mniejsze stany, jak
mp. obie Dakoty. Hepburn row
niez sprzeciwial sic posaczeniu
Arizony z New Mexico i oswald
CA, re Arizohczycy moga wybor'
ME sami dbac o siebie. - w izbie
pod6w odbywaly sic debaty W
sprawie oskarzeh wniesionych
przeciw sedziemu Swayne. u
chwalono, by dnia Sgo lutego o.
bliczono w izbie poslow glosy e.
lektoralne oddane kandydatom
ma prezydenta i vice prezydenta.
Philadelphia, Pa, II stycznia.
- Aresztowany tu Gessler Ros-
seau, oskarzony zamach dyna-
mitowy ma parowiec Umbria, ia
kotez o podobny Asnach ma po-
mink Fryderyka we Waszyngto-
ME, zostanie wysiany do New
Yorku, gdyz tutaj, o lie spraw-
dzono, ME popelni1 zadnych pre-
kroczen. Zdaje sic, il jest niepra-
VIDA, jakoby naleza1 do jaikichs
tajnych zwiazkow anarchistycz-
nych, chociaz sam to utrzymuje.
z gadaniny jego sadzic MONA, re
jest polgiowkiem, kt6remu glow
ME chodzi o rozglos.
Jefferson City, Mo-, II stycz-
MIA. = Konitet sledczy, wyzna-
czony przez senat celem zbadania
slusznosci oskarzen wniesionych
przeciw Thomasewi K. Niedring-
haus, przekonas sic, 5e owych 21,-
600, kt6re figuruja pod jego naz-
wiskiem jako fundusz Rampant,
ME byly jego osobistym datkiem.
Jak wiadomo, chodzi o sprawdze-
ME, czyli te pieniadze dostarcza-
1y browary W St. Louis, rnajace
ma celu wywrzec wplyw ma legi-
stature. Otoz wedle dotychczaso-
wych badah, $2,5oo zosta1o zlo-
zonych przez "Anhaeuser Busch
Brewing Assn" bes podania wa
runkow, a potem $4,000 przez
samego Adolfa Buscha, ktory po-
das warunek, by zwrocono tie pie
niadze, jezeli komitet republican,
ski krajowy bedzie mog2
ze brat koni e e
fundusze agitacyjne. An
haeuser Busch Brewing Assn.
nalezy do korporacyj, ktorym W
Missouri ME wolno dawac picnic
dzy ma cele agitacyjne polityczne.
- Niedringhaus przybyl tn 10
ma i bratem re St. Louis zapew-
MIA, ze w oskarzeniach, jakoby
poczynii jake zobowiazania W
zamian "a pieniadze dane ma agi-
tacya, ME ma slowa prawdy.
indianapolis, Ind, II stycznia.
- 16 roczna konwencye organi-
zacyi g6rniczei United
Mine w ork ers of
America" otworzyl wczoraj W
hall Tomlinsona prezydent Nit
chell. Jest okolo 600 delegatow,
tych 13o z okolic twardych we
gil. Move powitalna wyglosi4
burmistrz Holtzmann, odpowie-
dial H. L. Dunn w imieniu Or
ganizacyi. z raportu Mitchella
wynika, re organizacya zyskala
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-01-17

posiada zewnetrznych schodow
bezpieczehstwa. Straz pozarna
predko pozar ugasi}a, lecz byio
prawdziwem szczesciem, re ogieh
powstal W takiej porze dnia, W
ktorej korytarze i sale sadowe
ME roiiy sic publicznoscia, jak to
bywa okolo poludnia. By}aby
nierwatpliwie powstala panika,
straszna w swych nastepstwach.
Komisya budowlana narazila sic
wczoraj ma nowy zarzut, re w mai
blizszem swojern sasiedztwie ME
dba przestrzeganie przepisow,
zapobiegajacych nieszczesciom
ma wypadek pozaru. Straty spo-
wodowane pozarem, wynosza su-
me $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-01-17
ROk XVI.

Parker, kiedy zapragnai zostat
prezydentem.
Deputacya republikanow 80
wardy odwiedzi}a Johna M. Har-
Ian uwiadomila go, re ma sobo-
tnim mityngu republikahskim in
dorsowano przez aklamacye jego
kandydature ma przyszlego bur-
mistrza.
Republikanie zapowiadaja, re
ich konwencya odbedzie sic W
pierwszym lub drugim tygodniu
lutego, azeby mieli czas dlugo
agitowae W tym celu, izby partya
republikahska doszla wreszcie do
wiadzy W sprawach miejskich,
odbierajac ia z nieudolnych rak
demokratow.
Sprostowanie i odwoianie.
Pred kilku dniami pojawila
sic mas wiadonosc, podana
przez p. Wladyslawa Dziurkiewi-
CA, jaleoby brat jego,J Jozef Dziur-
kiewicz, zostai wyslany do domu
oblakanych nieslusznie przez 70
ne swoja i corki. Pan Wladyslaw
Dziurkiewicz wczoraj przybyl do
naszej redakcyi odwoia} te via
domost, zapewniajac, re przeko-
nal sic, il iona Jozefa Dziurkie-
wicza tegoz c6rli oddali chore-
go istotnie do szpitala i troskli-
vie MIN sic opiekuja. Ma zycze-
ME p. W4ad. Dziurldewicza po-
dajemy tedy to sprostowanie 1
odwoianic.
Z lady miejskiej.
Posrod zamieszania, jake po-
nownie wywolal aid. Butler na
wczoraszej sesyi, rada miejska,
po raz juz trzeci przyjesa ordy-
mans nadajacy kompanii kolei
gornej Northwestern, prawo po-
budowania pobocznej linii przez
dzielnice Ravensyood. lynn ra-
zem 81 radzcow glosowa}o "a or
dynansem tylko 6 by}o przeciw-
nych.
Obstrukcya aid. Butlera
swieze jego insynuacye, tym ra-
zem skierowane przeciw rzeczni-
kowi miejskiemu Tolmanowi, wy
wolaly og6lne niemal oburzenie.
a aid. Dever W swietnej, pelnej
ognia przemowie, schiostaa aid.
Butlera tax ostra dotkliwa ma
CANA, jaka bodaj ME spotkaia od-
dawna zadnego radce miejskiego.
Ma wniosek aid. Huntera pole
como komisyi prawodawstwa o.
pracowat ordynans majacy ma &C.
lu zapobiezenie niemoralnosci po
halach podczas zabaw tanec1-
nych. Zabronionem ma bye spree
dawanie napojow upajajacych
po &c d z / n i e 1szej po
p6lnocy - klubom dajacym So
botnie 1 niedzielne orgie zabroni
sic urzadzanie zabaw publicz-
nych.
Przyjeto ustawe dajaca pocza-
TEX zaprowadzeniu transfers" z
linij jednej kompanii tramwajo-
wei ma linie drugiej. Skoro wczo-
rajszy ordynans stanie sic prawo-
mocnym, bedzie MONA orzy-
mac transfer niektorych linij
zachodniej dzielnicy ma linie W
South Side, a mianowicie, ma
tramwajach Madison, Lake
Randolph, Cd ul. State do West
ern ave. Ma Ogden ave-, w sta
rych granicach miasta (Western
ave. - goth str.). Ma Fifth ave-,
cd Randolph do Polk ul. Ma Mar
ket cd Lake do Madison ul. Ma
Polk Cd Fifth ave. do Canal ul.
Ma 18th str. Cd State do Blue Is
land ave. Ma Van Buren cd State
do Ogden ave. Ma State cd Lake
do Madison. Opieraja sic temu
kompanie tramwajowe mozll-
wem jest wytoczenie i'm procesu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1905-01-17
Ojciec skarzy corke.

me $4,000.
Ojciec skarzy corke.
70 letni S. Radkowsld wniosl
podanie do sadu o umiewaznienie
aktu sprzedazy kupna, ma mocy
ktorego jego ziet Stanislaw jego
corka Veronica Dyminscy przy-
wlaszczyli sobie jego nierucho-
mosc. Radkowski opowiada, re
przed rokiem zachorowal wraz z
iona postanowil zrobic testa-
ment. Chcia4 przekazac swoj ma
jatek dwom c6rkom, Weronice
Dyminskiej Joannie Hernst,
tyrnczasem Dyminska podsunela
mu do podpisania document an
gielski, kt6ry jak sic o tenn pre-
.konal dopiero teraz, ME byl te-
stamentem, lecz aktem sprzeda-
zy. Weronika Dyminska zapo-
wiedziafa I stycznia lokatorom,
re komorne dnaja odtad p1acit jej,
a ME ojcu i to otworzylo oczy
starcowi, re zostal oszukany.
Stockyardy pala sic.
Kiedy strazacy wczoraj rano
byli pewni, re zapanowali mad
pozarem w sk1adzie miesa firmy
Schwarzchild & Sulzberger, pre-
Romano sic, re przerzedzone SEE
regi zmeczonych, zgiodnialych i
zziebnietych gasicieli ognia trze-
ba zastapie nowemi silami, azeby
pozar umiejscowit ME pozwolic
mu przeniesc sic ma sasiednie
gmachy. Oko}o 9 godziny zrana
zaczal ogieh przybierac zatrwaza-
jace rozmiary. ZagrazaA sasied.
MENU zakladowi topienia snalcu.
Strazacy z jednej strony starali
sic temu zapobiedz, drugiej
strony zalewali skiad miesa, z
kt6rego wydobywa}y sic chmury
gestego, smrodliwego dyrnu, tax
dokuczliwego, re 9 strazakow, ma
pol uduszonych, musiano wy
o a { z szeregow. P rz ez
ca}y wczorajszy dzieh przez ca
"a nastepna noe zalewano sk1ad
miesa przylegajaoe budynki
strumieniami wody, a 1 dzisiaj je-
szcze z lie g II gesty dyrn
dzielnice wielkich rzezalh. Do
tychczas dochodza straty do ST.
my S375,ooo.
Msciwi bracia.
Andrew Merry udai sic W So
bote do szynku Maksa Kabolskie-
go pm. 81 Vernon pl., zaczai tam
movie swoim bracie Krystya-
ME, powieszonym swego czasu "a
zanobojstwo. Kabolski ME wyra-
zal sic wisielcu pochlebnie, a
kiedy Andrew Merry dobyl re-
wolweru grozil szynkarzowi, re
go zastrzeli, ten kazal go areszto-
wac. RozgniewaSo to drugiego
brata wisielca, Jamesa Merry.
Przyby1 wczoraj do szynku Ka-
bolskiego. wszczai MIN k}otnie
i postrzeliEgo W glove. w odpo-
dziedzi palnal gospodarz do ma
treta WfasneJ bron1 i trafH go
w szyje, raniac go smiertelnie.
Lekarze w szpitalu powiatowym
ME maja nadziei utrzymania
Jamesa Merry przy zyciu.
z polityh.
Po konferencyi sedziego Ed
warda F. Dunno z sedzia Murray
F. 'Tuley, oswiadczyl pierwszy
z mich, re got6w przyjae handy
dature ma mayora miasta, jezeli
otrzyrna nominacye re strony
demokratycznej. Mayor Harrison
zauwazyl, re sedzia Dunno bylby
dobrym kandydatem, lecz chcac
brat udzial we walkach politycz'
n1ych oo1uinien zrezvono ouaf = ts-
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
A GUEST OF TEMPE
A Brother of Smith, the San Fran
 cisco DefauIter.

The arrest at St. Louis of Edward J. Smith the defaulting tax collector of San Francisco reminds residents of Tempe that about year ago James B. Smith. brother of the defaulter spent sometime there about a year ago and was expected back about the time the fact Of his brothers dedication was made public. It is thought that that has prevented his coming on what is to him important business.
 The name Of James B. Smith has often been mentioned in connection with the unfortunate affairs of his brother. T. will be remembered in the earlier stories of the rascality of the tax collector that Smith had defaulted once before in the sum of $165000 His brother who is a director of the Sea board Bank and an extensive coal deal CT, said to be worth a half million dol lars made the amount good.
 It was mentioned yesterday by a resident of Tempe that Smith is not the real name of this family. The head of it who came to the coast several
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06

ditorium. There will be no admission fee and the public is invited to at tend.
 FREE PICTURE SHOW-Repre- sentatives of the Ralston Realty Co of San Diego gave a free stereopticon or colored picture exhibition on the city hall plaza last night to a large and well pleased audience. While design ed as an advertisement for San Diego realty it was also entertaining and in- structive.
 MIR. MYERS REJolcING-Th Through the publicity given the loss of Henry Myers bicycle by The Republican yesterday morning the wheel was re- covered yesterday afternoon. A boy found it on a back street where the thief evidently fearing detection, had left it. An attempt had been made to obliterate the initials cut on the fork and there was also some dam age to the machine.
 IMPROVEMENTS AT WICKEN- BURG-Minard and Creighton have prepared plans for a 7.5O0 hotel at Wickenburg for w. H. Smith, who has been in the hotel business there for several years, having had charge for a long time of the Baxter hotel. The new hotel will be built of brick and stone and will be situated near the depot. The proprietor is a colored man well known in Phoenix. He was sent here some years ago on account of ill health by Hon. Robert Lincoln, by whom he had been employed for a long time.
 : PRAISE SERVICE AT THE PRES ENTERTAIN CHURCH-The following is the musical program for the praise service at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening: Organ pre- Jude, "Adoration," Gaul-Mrs. A. e. Hulett; anthem, Abide With Me" De Reef; baritone solo and choir "A New Heaven and a New Earth" (The Holy City), Gaul-Mr. Frank Hlderbran; anthem, 'Fairest Lord Jesus" Brack- ett; soprano solo, There Is City Bright" Land-Mrs. Richards; chorus Gloria" from 12th Mass, Mozart; postlude, "Marche SolemneIle," Mailly
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06

FAST BLACK LADIES' COTTON HOSEA good quality, full weight and a very durable hose all sizes, comes put up 4 pairs in box, value 2Oc pair, while they last, EOo
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
WOMEN'S OXFORD TIES

Fine English mohair Sicillian 40 inches wide, a superb quality very lus- trous, in colors royal. navy and black, value 75c a yard, special IOo today .............. .... E1N
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
OF LOCAL
 Ill INTEREST

MRS. EDWARDS ILL-Mrs. Eliza A. Edwards is quite i'll at her home on east Buchanan street.
 PIANO RECITAL-The primary pu pills of the piano classes of the Ari- zona school of music will give a re- cital this afternoon in the school au-
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
IT PLEASES HIM

years ago was an Italian. He not only wanted to become an American citi- zen but he also wanted a good Ameri- can name so he legally took the old reliable name Of Smith.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06

Want of principle is the principal want of mean man.-ChicagO News.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06

4 pretty girl is an opportunity ali young men like to embrace.-Chicas News.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06

Always wipe me mud off your shoes before kicking a gentleman.-Chicago News.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06

You'll have to hurry Sunday morn ing to Kelvin.
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
BaIbriggan Shirts and Drawers

French Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers tn co!ors natural or pure white, also pink and light blue, or pure white open mesh effects, silk bands and crochet neck, drawers to match, value 75c, special to- @Eo day, each ............-..... EON
Arizona republican., 1905-05-06
CORSET COVERS

Several different styles, low neck, trimmed with embroidery inserting and fancy beading, value 40C, soc 911 and 60c, special choice, each ... AON
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04
Catholic Knights of America.
Another SObrietY Test.

A well known London citizen,
who is noted for the business like
way in which he attends to minor
domestic duties, was last Sunday
morning far from either feeling or
looking well, and while at break
fast suddenly remarked, in futile
attempt to produce evidence of
his previous nights sobriety:
Maria, my dear, there must be
something wrong with that dining
room clock. l am sure 1 wound
it up last night.
No" answered his wife, you
wound up Freddly's musical box
instead, and it played Home,
Sweet Home, till ) in the morn
ing"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04
Paw of a Rose Grower.

"a good rose grower-that IS,
one who cen show good results, +"
says a well ,nown receives
as much pay as a college professor.
As a rule his knoTledge has eoet
him about as much.
'By arose grower I mean spe-
cialist who can produce heavy head
ed beauties with strong, yard long
stems. Growing roses in pots or
in the open is another matter. 1t
requires skill to grow them well, but
it requires something more to show
cut flowers Of the quality that has
come to be considered the first
grade. That is a business by itself.
Good rose growers get from $4,000
to $4,000 a year, and some of them
receive much more, notably a few
who cater to the New York mar
ket."- philadelphia Record.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04
LEGAL AID IN LONDON.

Legal advice and assistance to
poor tenants are given gratuitously
in the east end by a voluntary OF
ganization founded for the purpose
six years ago. A poor mans lawyer
fund which has been in operation at
Tonybee hall is now linked with the
East London tenants and general
legal protection committee, as the
combined societies are called. A
member attends at Tonybee hall
each Tuesday to see all the appli-
cants Frequently nothing more
than this preliminary interview is
required, but where necessary a case
is referred to a solicitor and action
may be commenced. In this way
tenants too poor to pay for legal aid
have been assisted to obtain justice
from exacting landlords or bailiffs
improperly distraining, and injured
workmen have secured compensa-
tion.-London Telegraph.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04
Radio Activity.

Sir William Ramsay believes that
it is quite possible that in some
cases bread is radio active. He thinks
that the radio activity would not do
any harm, as is shown by the pres
ence of radium in the waters at
Bath and at Wiesbaden. In both
cases the water has to be drunk on
the spot in order to get the full
value of the cure. Sir William Ram
say thinks that this is partly due to
the radio active properties of the
water. He is inclined to think that
there are radio active gases in the
air. The FRESHNESS" of the air at
certain times he believes is due to
their presence.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04

No reports nave been received
today regarding the capture OF the
negro Monk Jones, who was under
arrest for the murder of the Condit
family at Edna last Thursday, and
escaped from the officers. Posses
are securing the country in all dl-
rections for the brute, and If cap
tured his fate will be burning at the
stake, beyond doubt. Mr.. Condit,
the husband and father of the muir
dered family, says he will apply
the torch in open day light in the
most public place in Edna. and
wants the good people there tc
witness it. He will have on no
mask. and will take off his hat
while the torch is being applied.
Wonder what the niger lovers
will have to say to this.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04
The Professional Athlete.

William Lang, who ran two miles
in 9 minutes and 11E seconds on
Aug. l, 1868, thereby establishing
a record which has not since been
beaten, is an inmate of an English
almshouse. He was a professional
athlete-that is, an athlete who ex-
hibits his proves for pay instead of
one who develops his muscles for the
sake of making his body more per-
feet instrument of his mind to be
used in the serious work of the
world. The end of the professional
athlete is seldom as happy or as
prosperous as the end of the pro-
fessional farmer or carpenter or ma
son or blacksmith.-Youth's Com
paniOn.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04

THE HERALD has often advocat-
ed the idea of our land holders
offering each alternate section, half
section or smaller tract of land to
actual settlers at reasonable prices,
well knowing the development OF
one portion would materially
enhace the value of adjoining land.
Our advice has fallen on deaf ears,
seemingly, and the development of
the Brownsville country, or at least
this portion of It, IS being cores
pondingly retarded. 1t will not
pay TO become welded to your
holdings to such an extent that
you imagine this is The only place,
There are others, and if the pros
pector can not get what he wants
here, he will go where he can get
it. Texas IS too large and her
domain too resourceful to imagine
people are bound to select any
particular section.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04
An unnatented Invention.

Frederick P. Fish, president of
the American Telephone and Tele-
graph company, says that Edison'S
greatest invention was never patent
ed. years ago." said Mr.. Fish,
"when the telephone first came into
use, people used to ring a bell and
then say ponderously over the wire:
Are you there? Are you ready to
talk?' Well, Mr.. Edison did away
with that awkward, un-American
way of doing things. He caught up
a receiver one day and yelled into
the transmitter one word, a most
satisfactory, capable, soul satisfying
word, Hellop 1t has gone clear
around the world. The Japs use it.
1t is heard in Turkey. Russia could
not do without it. Neither could
Patagonia"
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04
Iron Band Pavement.

A new kind of street pavement
has recently been introduced In
Germany, which is said to excel in
durability. 1t consists of artificial
stones of concrete held together by
iron bands. Joining stones of this
pavement laid along street car rails
save the rails and make easier travel
ing for the wheels of ordinary We
hicles. The pavement is relatively
cheap, as almost any kind of broken
stone mixed with cement serves well
for constructive material. 1t also
answers for sidewalks and stable
floors.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04

Great men slip down in winter
and small men slip up at all times.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04
The Moon.

Certain French astronomers have
recently come to the conclusion that
the qualification of the moon ex-
tends from the surface to the cen
ter and not, as the American scien-
fists think, from the center to the
periphery. This view would modify
various existing theories. Their con
clusion is drawn from the examina-
ton of photographs executed at the
observatory for reproduction in the
new lunar atlas.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04
A Turn Down.

Here y are! Extry!" yelled
the newsboy. Big accident
What was the accident, boy?"
asked Kloseman.
Why, de accident WIZ dat
anudder stiDgy cuss like you onct
found out de news FROM me wild
out buyin' a paper. "-Philadel-
phia Press.
Whoever chooses his wife for the
way she looks OH the street seldom
makes a serious mistake.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04
Buying Drinking Water.

A New York paper is responsible
for the statement that there is
scarcely family in that city which
does not buy spring water for drink
ing purposes and estimates the value
of the total consumption throughout
the country of potable waters other
than those supplied by municipal
ties" at $1O,O00,OO0.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04

CUT up that big tract of land
reduce the price and give people a
chance TO develop the country.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04

When the millennium arrives the
world will have no use for law
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04
The Correct Thing.

According to Nature, the total
eclipse of the sun on Aug. 20 next
viii take place at a time when the
number of spots on its face is about
the maximum. 1t is only human
that in such circumstances the sun
should wear a veil.-London Punch.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-10-04
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When opportunity is spurred on
by labor the result is sometimes
called luck.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1905-05-24
THE EGG IN HISTORY.
ID In Surrounded by Many Ancient
Legends and Beliefs.

Legends and Beliefs.
Like many another term in Chris.
tian nomenclature, the word Easter"
is derived from pagan sources, The
Saxon goddess of light, Estra, was
honOrcd with an annual festival at the
Nernal equinox. The Jewish Passover
was also regulated 10y the March moon.
and the resurrection of Jesus occurred
ut this season. In later centuries the
great Christian festival came to bear
the pagan name Easter and to be cele-
hrated mt time Coneident With the
Jewish feast.
Since remotest times the egg has
symbolized recreation. Persian tradI-
tIon has II that the world WAS Matched
from an egg at the season which cor
responds 10 the Vcrnal equinox, for
which reason eggs are still given for
New Years presents by the Persans
The drulds said that the sun, great
egg, Matched from itself the earth and
other planets.
by the Chinese 1t Is believed that the
world was formed of two parts of Il
bteUl tbE' flolh tllc Aolh nun taIhC
forth. He then waved his hand. and
the upper half of the shell went up
ward and became the concave heavens;
the lower half reversed. making the
convex earth. and the white albumen
became the seas.
When Christianity took over various
of the Saxon rites the paschal eggs of
the Jews were vested with Il new sig
nlficnnce namely. the resurrection of
Christ They were colorcd red In mem
DRY of the blood shed for mans re-
demption Chicago News.