davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-08
&Peinpropina.

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8ismardftrabe itiir3te Der .3immer=
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zines arabnens aus Der 5D6e Der pierz
ten @tage ridlings in Die Siefe unb
mar fofort tobt.
@a9en. Sn einem Weibengez
bif9 BEL @niibal purben bon jungen
2euten ms6rere elmer Dame geb0renpe
GarberObeitide unb peiterbin elm sro=
Der S9liebforb aus Weibengefle6t nez
funben. sic Dffneten ben &prb unh
prallten entieBt auriid, als lie eine
DOaftdnbig perftiimmelte Srauenlei9e
fanben, bic in ben &orb getpaltiam
einSe5pdngt mar. Sur9 @rmitteluns
Der bieiigen Staatsanpalti9dft purbs
feftseiteat, baB es fi9 I'm bic 2ei9s
Der @befrdu Wintgens aus 3iilpie
hanbelt. @ls on benz Sobe Der 6rau
i9ulbis tpurbe bic aus Berlin tam.
menbe sei9iebene @befrau 2ouiis
@truub, 5sbamme in @erbiers. Der.
taftet.
OaffeGborf. Geim 5OiG6risea
DOttorjubildgm begging gommer5ien'
roth Or. Srana @60nfslb, Der 8e.
griinber uno Snbaber Der 6iefiSer
aiinitlerfarbenfabrif Or. Sran;
S9Dnfelb &c SO.
G{fen. Our Mnnabme Der Sttf.
tungen res I'm 20. sunni bier ~peritpr.
benen Gsntnsrs 6ubfen 1T bic @ensb:
miguns bes 80niss einsetroffen. Oi,
@eiammtfumme Der 2esate betrGs
$4,000 Warf. 9ierpon entfaner
runb 10000 Mart auf bic bisiis
Stabteemeinbe our Grridtung eine1
Stiftung nit benz 3pede, bic Iuf
nabme bon 3inbern sarteren Differs
aus beiben driitli6en GOnfefiionen il
Observation-Disclosures gu erlei9tern
Die bicfise epangsliIae Rir9snss
meinbe erhGlt 400, 900 Marf; bi
ebangelif9e &ir6engemeinbe in 8ptt
rop $4,000 Marf; bisieniee in 8prbec
10000 Marf; bic Oiafonifenanftal
in aaiierspertb $4,000 Marf unb bai
DiatOnifenbaus in Witten 25,00(
Marf.
@rafenbers. Der bier moi
nenbe Werfmeiitsr alein tpurbe, 'als {
fi9 our Nrbeitsitdtte beseben tpoate
bon einem Mrbeiter, nit benz er aubo
Strett gebabt batte, beim @erlafel
feiner @obnuns eritO9en. Der Sbd
ter tpurbe perbaftet.
2ennep. 4uf einem Seid bra
den bier feds 4naben Elm. Ser Mau
rermeifter &od, felbft 8ater bon ied
ainbern, rettete flint Der fe9ite er
tranf, Ro9 nit linn.
OeGinarqth. 1as felten
ieit Der ptamanten.n 9oq5ett begin
gen fiirsli9 bic 6teiissn gbeleut
gbuarb 9aad Ten. unb feline gemabli1
Sranaisfa seb. bid. Der Subelbrdu
tigam 5dhlt 81 Jubre, pdbrenb bi
SubeIbrqut UNI feds Sabre finger IL
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
Wielka kradziez.

z Chrzanowa W Galicyi dono-
sz9: Dnia 6 bm. do wieczor-
nego pociagu przywieziono
poetic W zamknietym wozle.
Woznica, celem rozgrzania
sic poszed} do restauracyl
kolejowej maple sic piwa, a W
tym samym razie wozny po-
cztowy wybierat listy 20
skrzynki, ze w6z pozosta1 bez
dozoru. Kiedy Kozak pocza4
wybierac z wozu work., ably
przewiesc do wagonu poczz-.
towego, spostrzeg} brak
dw6ch work6w, zawieraja-
cych $4,000 koron. Zaalar-
mowano natychmiast poste-
runek zandarmeryl l pol1cye,
lecz wszystkie ich usi}owa-
MIA pozostaly bez skutku,
ma slad z}oc2y6cy, czy z}o-
czy6c6w ME natrafiono. W
kilka dni potem policyant
gmiuy Wilk doni6s}, il ma u
roczystoSci weselnej u Kueh-
nrzicha muzykanci otrzymu-
ia "a gre z}ote monety cd pa
robka, kt6ry wozi} poetic, a
kt6rego W dniu, W kt6rym
pope}niono kradziez, zastapi{
by1 inny parobek. Aresztowa-
no go, a nastepnie areszto-
wano woznego Kozaka, pred
siebiorce dostarczajacego ko-
nj do woz6w pocztowych To-
maszkiewicza oraz .parobka,
kt6ry powozi} ko6mi W dniu
kradziezY. ..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
w nocy

2 dnia 10 ma II BIN. 'powsta}
W m~iejscowosci Niederstein
W Saksonii W posiad}osci 60
spodarzowa Freudenberga
pozar, kt6ry ia zupe}nie mi
szczy}. w p}omieniach zgine-
la Gala rodzina sk}adajaca sic
Il os6b, posiedziciela Fr.,
jego tony, dw6ch c6rek, H.
letniego syna i dw6ch wnu-
k6w. Nastepnego dnia aresz-
towano. meza jednej z c6rek,
posiedziclela kamienio}omu,
poniewaz pablo ma niego po-
dejrzenie, re on zamordowa1
Gala rodzine i nastepnie, aze-
by zniszczyc Shady zbrodni,
dom podpali}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
90
g CIEkAWE RZEOZY. =


a woznica siedzacy ma kozle
ma odkryta glove. W drodze
spotykaja dw6ch pan6w MEM
COW, kt6rzy spostrzeg1szy
woznice bez czapki, zatrzy-
mali pow6zke ksiedza i ma
kazali woznjcy nakryc glove,
a gdy tego ME uczyni} -
podcial jeden z mich biczem
konie ksiedza. Jak nierozum-
nymi So ci panowie niemcy
W swej zaciek}o6ci! - Me
czuja, ze os}abiaiac " ludzie
religia, przyczyniaja sic do
coraz wiekszego os}abienia u
czuc moralnych ma szkode
ca1ego spo}ecze6stwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
Zemsta kOnia.

Parobek pewnego gospoda-
RIA pod Tylza katowa} czesto
konia "a to, re kilkakrotnie
dziennie klad1 sic ma ziemie
i tarza}. Parobek musia} go
"a kazdym razem czy6ci6 i
i to go doprowadza1o do
wsciek}o6ci. Mszczac sic "a to,
bill konia ME tylko pc grzbie-
Gle, lecz take niemilosiernie
po g}owie. Gdy pred paru
dniami wysypa} koniowi do
koryta OWES, ko6 pochwyci}
go zebami "a g6rna Geese
prawego ramienia i wyrwa}
mu cia1o az do kosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
1000 ARROW d0breg0
~urodzajnego gruntu,

lasem i bez, tanio ma sprzedaz.
Many take uprawione fanny z bu-
inwentarzem. Przyjedz~
Gle do mas i kupcie sobie farme
miedzy swemi rodakami, blisko
miasta, koscio}a, koleji it'd. a be
dziecie sobie zyc jak W raju. Jezeli
macie zamiar osiedllc sic ma fannie
teraz lub p6zniej, to 6pieszcie sic z
kupowanlem, zanim najlepsze grun.
ia beda rozebrane. Pc dalsze infor~
macye tykiet kolejowy exkursyj
ny "a pol ceny p~iszcie dc
Pulaski Land Co..
los. N. Teszlewicz, agent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
Wazny wyrok

W sprawie wklejania znacz-
k6w. Urzedy zabezpiecze6
skarza sic bezustannie ma to,
re prey wklejaniu znaczk6w
inwalidzkich zachodza wiel-
kie oszukahstwa. Nieraz ro-
botnicy sami ME chca ably i'm
wklejono znaczek, DO i'm cho-
dzi o polowe, kt6ra i'm z pra-
cy odciagna. Czesto tel re
zawiadowcy robotnik6w INA
czk6w ME wkleja, a pienia-
DE "a ME zagarniaja do VIA
snej kieszeni. Robotnik sic o
to upomina zwykle, a zreszta
my6li sobie: ,,toc jak bede
zada} renty, wtedy sic wyda
re mi pracodawca ME wklei}
znaczk6w, i wtedy on bedzie
mi musial wynagrodzic". W
Heilbornie orzek} sad W pew
nym wypadku, re ME zosta-
}y wklejone znaczki do kart
zabezpiecznia, przeto jest 20
bowiazany z w}asnych pie
niedzy placic robotnikowi 155
marek rocznej renty. Praco-
dawca jednak poszed} do
wyzszego sadu i do najwyz-
szego sadu rzeszy. Oba sadly
uwolnily go cd p}acenia rem
ty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
ZaChOdni Washington

swa ogromna masa drzewa budul~
cowego dostatecznie w~ystarcza do
za}ozhnic pity do rzniecia drzewa
i gont6w- Grunt gdy wyczyszczony
jest n~adzwyczaj p}odny, i owoce,
zboza i wazywa rosn2 " wlelklej
obfitosci. To sprawia gotowy ham
del " budulcowym obozie wick
szych Mast i handful Alaski Rzado-
wy grunt budulcowego drzewa, mo =
re j~eszcze bye zabezpieczony gdy
wyciety grunt stosowny ola NILE
czarh i ogrodownik6w wz}uz koleji
Northern Pacific, pomiedzy Seattle
j Sumas, jest do nabycia pc cenach
przystepnych.
Pc mapy i zupe}ne informacye
odnosne do tych i innych region6w
wzd}uz koleji Northern Pacific, py-
tajcie O szereg II 81
Piszcie do
G. w. Mott Gen'l Emigration
Agent, Northern Pacific Ry.
St. Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
OszustWo wykryte.

Kilku podrabiaczy robi1o " o.
statn1m ozasle i pr6bowa{o sprzeda1
nasladowane Dr.. Klngsa nowy wv
nalazek ma suchoty, kaszel i zaz,e~
bienie, oraz inne lekarstwa, przsz
to oszukiwali publicznosc TO jest
ably was ostrzedz pred takimi
ludzmi, kt6r2y szukaja korzysci
przez .kradziez rozg}csu lekarstw,
kt6re by}y skutecznem l%ekarstwem
na chorcby przez przesz{o So lat
hiezawodna protekcya. dla was, jes'
nasze imie ma owijaniu. Uwazajcie
MIN IA wszystkich Dr.. Klng'a,
albo Bucklena lekzrst zach, iak
wszystkich lnnych jest wiecei ma.
sladowania. II. E. Bucklen & Co.
Chicago, Ill. Windsor, Canada.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
Znany W POZnaniu

i W ca1ej Polsce Mierzwihski,
kt6ry swym czystym gfosem
tenorowym swego czasu
z~achwyca} s}uchacz6w to-
raz podupad} moralnie i fly
cznie. M6g} sic by1 dorobic O.
gromnego majatku, ale szalo-
ma gra W karty i hulanki po-
z~bawia}y go wszelkich ogrom-
nych dochod6w, jake nietyl-
ko W Polsce, ale i W krajach
innych liberal. Obecnie Ultra
Gil CLOS i jest ma POI zidiocia-
lynn. Szkoda tego talentu,
kt6ry tax poszed} ma marne!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23

Jos. n. Teszlewicz, agent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
SzalOna jaZda.

Widownia zdarzenia, przy-
pominajacego zywo epizod z
,,Podr6zy doko}a Swiata W
80 dni" Juliusza Vernego by}
22go bm. most kolei elektry-
cznej pod miastem Varesse
we W}oszech. D. 1890 BIN.
mialo odbyc sic. otwarcie linii
kolei elektrycznej pomiedzy
Varesse a Luino,w przeddzieh
vice puszczono elektryczna
lckomotywe pr6bna ola
sprawdzenia bezpiecze6stwa
toru. Wjechawszy ma most
przecinajacy jezioro d}ugie
maszynista spostrzeg}, re via
zania mostu chwieja sic tax
SLIME pod ciezarem maszypy,
il groza upadkiem. Me ma
myslajac sic tedy, pusci}
prad elektryczny Gala si}a i
lokomotywa pomkne}a, jak
strza}a, pc chwiejacym sic
torze, zaledwie za6 dosieg}a
brzegu ~przeciwnego, most "a
WALL sic "a MIA W jezioro.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
~Zach0wajcie lud0Wi reli-
gia!

,,wyrzek} swego czasu cesarz
Wilhelm I. a wnuk jego CO.
sarz Wilhelm II. wyg}osi} W
Poznaniu slowa nakazujace
szanowac w}asciwosci naro-
dove i religijne. Pamietne
to slowa powinny bye wsze-
die szanowane tymcza--
sem donosza do pism, re pc
wien wlasciciel niemiecki "a
grozi} swemu stangretowi, ze
go wydali re s}uzby, jezeli
pred Boza Meka ozapke zdej-
mie. - Drugi przypadek:
Jedzie X. "a sakramentem
komunii sw. do chorego, -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
Najbogatszy Egipcyanin.

w Kairze zmar} niedawno
najbogatszy cz}owiek W Egip-
Gle, nazwiskiem Menszaui-pa-
sza. By} to zbogacony fellah
a vice CHOP egipski, do kt6-
rego W kohcu naleza}a Gala
prowincya ,egipska Kerack-
peh. Pred laty dwoma by}
on bohaterem g}osnego zaj.
Scia, kt6re zywo poruszy}o
opinia publiczna W Kairze.
w dobrach kedywa, Raglieh,
ukradzone zosta}y diva mai
piekniejsze byki. Menszaui,
jake osobisty przyjaciel kedy-
wa, wzia} sobie "a zadanie
wynale66 sprawce kradziezy.
Menszaul pasza zbl{ lch Obu
w]asnorecznie i kaza! napo-
wr6t odprowadzi6 do aresztu.
W}adzom angielskim ME po-
doba} sic TAXI spos6b poste-
powania i skaza}y srogiego
bogacza ma 3: miesiace ciez-
kiego wiezienia. Daremnie
b}aga} zbogacony CHOP o VOL
nose; prosi}, chcac sic oku-
pic, zeby rrzyniesiono wielka
wage i ma jednej szali posta-
wiono diva byki, on za6 dru-
ga nape}ni TAXA iloscia z}ota
kt6raby szale doprowadzi}a
do r6wnowagi. Anglicy POGO
stall wszakze nieub}agani i
Menszaui zap}acif kare i ska
da} milionowe ofiary ma cele
uzytecznosci publicznej. Pod
czas powstania W Egipcie,
pred laty %, Menszaui by]
jedynym, kt6ry goraco gao
piekowal sic Europejczykami
Piers jego zdobily AZ Orderly,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23
Starcie sic trzech pOcia.
gov.

Rzadka W dziejach kolei
katastrofa zdarzy}a sic po-
miedzy stacyami Cudworth a
Barnsley ma kolei Midland W
Anglii. Podczas mg}y mad ra-
mem dnia 1890 BIN. wykolei1
sic PREY lokomotywie pocia-
gu kuryerskiego, dazacego z
Leeds do Londynu, plug do
odgarniania sniegu, skut-
klein czego pociag musia} "a
trzymac sic W dole. Me u
p}yne}o kilku minut, a uka-
za} sic z ty1u pociag kuryer~
ski, dazacy z Shefieldu z
szybkoscia so mil ang. ma
fgodzine. Skutkiem gestej
mgfy poclag ow naJechaf tax
blisko ma stojacy " polu,
re o powstrzymaniu go, a ma
wet zmniejszeniu pedu ME
mog1o bye mowy. Nastapi}o
vice straszne uderzenie: To-
1komotywa i wagony spie-
trzy4y sic W jedna bezkszta}-
tna mase, a ma domiar z}ego
wszczaf sic Cd ogniska loko-
motywy polar i obja} WACO
ny jasnym p}omieniem. Krzy-
XII i jeki rannych, oraz umie-
rajacych os6b, kt6re przera-
zone katastrofa, stara}y wy
dostac sic z podruzgotanych
wagon6w, nape}ni}y powie-
trze. 4 pobliskich farm mad
biegli ludzie i zabrali sic ma
tychmiast do ratunku, poroz.
palawszy wzd}uz toru ogniska
ola wygody rozbitk6w. Ogni'
ska to oraz pozar pociagu
przyczyniiy sic do ocalenia
trzeciego pociagu kuryerskie-
go, kt6ry n~adjezdza} w}aSnie
ca}ym pedem. Maszynista,
~ujrzawszy wsr6d mg}y ogje6
ma torze, zdo}a1 zwolnic W
biegu, skutkiem czego pociag
uderzy} W p}onace zgliszcze
obu poprzednich stosunkowo
lekko, tax, re laden z podr6.
anych, pociagiem tym jada-
cych, ME dozna} uszkodze-
MIA. W plerwszych dw6ch
zginefo 5 os6b, a 20 odnio'
s1o rany ciezkie. Liczba "a.
nionych i zabitych by}aby
znacznie wieksza, gdyby ME
to, ze W pociagach, kt6re ule'
gly katastrofie, jecha}o bar
.,dzo malo os6b.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06

\ ShrcMd Winner.

William Thompson, Mayor of Iona
coming was reelected Tuesday.
OF 391 votes cast he obtained 221, Il
majority of - over his competitor,
Thomas G. Counur
This makes Thomp~on's eighth win
ming, and it is feared by the 10 who
voted for Common that Thompson is in
for life unless the Lonaconing star of
Lonacoming can be induced to quit OPP
posing him.
There is reason therefore, to believe
the report that Il movement to Shunt the
Ntur over ON Thompoon's Sidc-track is
iucubatiug, and, if successful, enough
votes will be thus driven from Thomp-
son next wear to insure his defeat. \
change of only % viii do it.
But Thompson is shrrwd. He knows
Il thing or two. II threatened at any
time with the >tou''S appreciation, he is
just the man to take immediate and eff
fectlve steps to Couuteract both the tone
aud tenor of the umenS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06

Annual OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IlO feet hose. Observation-Disclosures. 30 90
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06
TOWN AND VICINITY.
Town Council.

"'"
Conncll met IN regular monthly seS-
SION Monday evening with Mayor G. Il.
townsend III the cnaIr.
h"ll called ana an members present.
Alter reading TN" minutes OF the adj
1onrhed session, h"ld April H. winch
We're aPPruE'u as Fraa the report OF
treasurer unGerhah was read ANA
hIed;
CORPORATE N''o' Mt.
CASH on hand. ......'''...>I,I III "
Bills paid on
Ordcrs.... Observation-Disclosures. ~ ~
Balance. .......... ..........S 40 81
WATER ACCOUNT.
Cash on hand...............Si&G .
Bills paid on
Orders r,n...
Balance 800 80
r,su srvv,ry
BoIancr-cornor,te Suo M
water. ',,.,,.,... .,g RI
..,,;...,..
o,,,,,n,.+i,'I ~
t,,,.,, ,.,,,,',,,. '''7 ''''' WIZ"
~ ''N'"
Iohh Me'Sahd '.'''' ''; ''''''' rost avenue
T i0hm ian 3S'" LOO ana 9o, S,Lrrl
SamnrI IHhnsIn W,.Li,,',,, q, v, r r',',
Gus Wood sfrr,t
Lowered service nine, ,t William, rr,,,,,a,.
u Rrnsnn and br r l,r,tfith, ,.,'
ties, Union street: reset curb-hoxeS. ilId
temporary line to run water INTO new rr~cr-
VoIr over mountain used l32 feet !-inch
PIPE ana 81 Irrl t-in'n pipe IN making the
v",,,rf ,'l,,'d mere IS >! lee' "I
"',',' III '''' '''',-S',,, ''N'i '''I'
mayor a. ~ townsend reported ON
matter "r pl'' Oh ground council Wl>hc"
W guy from ino borden MINING com
P"HS' an" stated ms regret mat current
Coui'll WouI" NOT he able to finish the
oe"I'
He spoke also of delinquent property
owners III paving Loo street. and also of
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06

John w Craig and family have re-
moved to the National soldiers Home,
near Hampton Roads, Va where Mr..
Craig, a shliful barber. takes a position
under government pay. He had been
a resident Of this place about Is years
and is highly regarded 10y all who
know aim.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06
w A TER
ASSETS


There are outstanding bills for which
orders have not been issued, including bill
for new reservoir Just completed and which
are not included i'll the foregoing statement
of liabilities
W ater...... .............. | $50 go
i''''i' -, 49,
In reference to the asset value of town
property. such as town hall and iail hose
houses reels, chemical engine, hose tools.
etc, belonging II the Corporate department.
and the town water syStem-engincs, boil
Crs, pipelines, reservoirs. land. SPRINGS
material and supplies ON hand, etc, of the
Water department, it is difficult to approx
mate the actual value but | think we are
safe in estimating the Corporate values at
$1,000, and the Water values at SllO,OJO.OO
j, 5. MErXGER.
'puwn Clerk
The undersigned Finance committee have
examined the books of the Collector, Treas
urcr and Clerk, and found them correct, and
hereby certify that the foregoing report of
the Clerk is a true exhibit of the Receipts
and Disbursements for the year Just closed
as well as of the present financial condition
of the town.
We would call attention to the fact that
there was no money borrowed during the
year, and that the outstanding notes at the
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-05-06

Treasurer, f"Httriihntt UUd
Eou,miNrcS.
Salary-J. G, Noungcrman,
Treasurer ...... ...........S $4,000
COmcilmrn-
William Gritlith-l7 meet
IngS and 3 days commit
tee work ............... 5000
lioraccG q. EvamS-l7 meet
imgs and 9! days com
mittcc work GG25
Louls Rank. jr.-l1 meet
iugS and days commit
tee work observation-disclosures. 81 20
\. VI. Skiimorr-l7 meet
IngS and day commit
tee work 1900
John r. Davis-l6 meet
lmgS and / day commit
tee work ................ i2.5O
j. G. Younger
Is meetings and days
committee Work...,.... 500
Fjrc Impairment.
Annual appropriation. 10000
900 lcct hose 80 .OO
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-22
CROSSED LABRADOR.

St Johns, N. F., Nov. 22-Letters to-day from Dillon Wallace, the La. brador explorer and New York law yer, contained the news that he had successfully crossed Labrador. MT Wallace is the first white man who has ever crossed Labrador without either guides or Indian assistants. With the lawyer was one companion named Easton The letters said that both were well and had plenty of pro- visions when they reached the prov ince of Ungava on October 16.
 In 1904 Mir Wallace went with Le- onidas Hubbard's unlucky expedition. Mir Hubbard whose purpose was also to cross Labrador. lost his life from starvation and Mir Wallace vas found by rescuing party after he had fall en exhausted i'll the snow.
 Although the most perilous part of the New York lawyers trip is com pleted he still has before him winter of travel by snow shoes before he reaches civilization. He and Mir Eas- ton at the time when the letters, were written were planning to start west ward through Ungaya for Georges river post and thence to reach Fort Chino which is one of the most north erly points on the mainland of North America. Here the two will wait un- til the coast waterways are frozen over. Then they intend to start south ward toward Quebec on the frozen rivers travelling with dog sleds and snow shoes. Mir Wallace said that he expected to reach Quebec in April.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-22
FEDERATION OF LABOR
 PASSES RESOLUTIONS
Chinese. Japanese and Korean Labor to be Excluded From the Country-Chid Labor Will Be Barred Test to Be Made of One of the Labor Organization Injunction Cases.

Plttsburg, Nov. 22--President Gom- pers' report was again before the con vention of the American Federation of Labor at this forenoon's session and the following resolutions were unani- mously adopted:
 Recommending the exclusion of Chinese. Japanese and Korean labor from this country and it's possessions; prohibiting the employment of child labor; instructing the executive coun- cil to select one labor organization against which an injunction has been granted, employ legal talent and carry the case to the the United States su- preme court, to test the constitutional ity of the injunction laws now in force; pledging support to striking printers and recommending the call ing of meeting of the international women's labor league to adjust the differences said to exist in the bene. ficial auxiliary of the federation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-22
NO MORE SALADS
All the Winter Lettuce in This Country is
 diseased.

Washington, Nov. 22-Nearly all the winter lettuce in the United States has become diseased, the Post to-day says, as q result partly of forcing" methods and of the failure of green house gardeners to strengthen the stock of their plants by occasional crossings with wild lettuce. To rem edy these evils Dr Galloway, chief of the bureau of plant industry, has been working for two seasons past, and has succeeded in obtaining crop of winter lettuce plants that are immune to the lettuce disease, yet are at the same time of large size and capable of developing as early as the most specialized of winter lettuce Seed of healthy winter lettuce was planted and the plants were crossed with wild lettuce, or it's next door neighbor, q variety free of disease. From the best of the plants seeds were taken. It is from these that seed will be fur nished to the greenhouse men of the great cities, thus saving from ruin the winter lettuce industry, which for three years past has been threatened with extinction by the lettuce disease.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-22
DR. DOUGLAS HYDE
His Mission to America, and His Pro.
 posed Lecture in Waterbury.

Dr Douglas Hyde has begun his course of lectures in this country. Monday night of this week he talked at Harvard college. The Boston Globe of yesterday said of his Cam bridge lecture: f
 ''In the new lecture hall at Harvard last night Dr Douglas Hyde, president of the Gaelic league of Ireland, de livered m address under tue auspices of the English department of Harvard. The speaker was introduced by Dean Le Baron Russell Brigs of the faculty of Arts and Sciences. as the foremost student of Irish literature at the pres ent time. In opening his address Dr Hyde delivered the first few words in Gaelic. which was understood by very few in the audience"
 The Globe then goes on to quote some of the things Dr Hyde said. One very interesting paragraph taken down by the Globe reporter, Is as fol- lows: "The Irish language is highly infected, pure and unmixed with other tongues. The Irish people were prob ably the first to break off the original Aryan stock, Their language contains many remnants of its old Aryan orI- gin. It bears this resemblance even on its outward surface. For philolo- gical purposes the old Irish ranks sec ond only to Sanscrit."
 Another paragraph from the Globes report of the same lecture throws a great deal of light on Dr Hyde's mis- sion to this country.
 "The Gaelic league" continued the lecturer. stands for a complete in- telIectual revolution in Ireland. 1t desires an intensely Irish Ireland in which the Irish language shall be spoken, the Irish literature read and written, Irish songs sung and Irish dances danced We have founded Irish schools supported by the pen nies of the poor, and our aim is to pro duce Gaelic students who will make their work credit to their country"
 The man who can talk like that and Dr Hyde can do 1t by the hour ought to draw a big audience fin Wa terbury. Dr Hyde will lecture in this city, in Polls theater, on Thursday. December IA. All the leading papers of the country, the big New York and Boston dailies particularly, both in their news columns and eiitorIally, speak in terms of the highest praise of Dr Hyde