davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16

;isrmnaaklsoewalo wybornie, Be- - 4
|Po e'lslls;a Wssszyscy po'tte,lmnl POSE ~
liiszmy do p. 2. .KKoochE,anoowir
GA, spotkalismy tam wiecej
obywatelis : Martina 4 gdyz
pociagiemm przyjecchallIi PIP. T.
.G6rski +. Kubiak tam
zesmy wypilii sobie po kilka,
szlklanek piwa zjedli pol
skiej kieIbiasy cd P. Radzi-
kowskiego a 20 pazekasce
piwko zawsze lepie) smakuIe,
- w Bremond handel Jest
przewaznie przez Polak6w
prowadzony / tax pan k 10
chanowlcz Jest naJstarszym !
najpisrwszym po'lskim byzne-
sista W Bremond, - utrzy~
mule on sklad bfawatny |
groceryjny a teraz, cd kil ls'1.
miesiecy, zalozyl salon W kt6-
.rym utrzymuje rozmaite w6d.-
XII, wilma likiery ! cygara, P.
Kochanowicz bardzo sic Gle
sly poparciem swych roda-
k6w; drugim byznesista jest
p. F. J, Strugala, utrzymuje
on salon | bardzo sic cieszy
Il powodzenia; trzeci salon
jest ~utrzymywany przez P. St.
Lukaszewicza; czwartym Bye
nesista jest P. Jan Irojanow'
ski. kt6ry ma grocernie, pia~
tym jest Jan Stachowiak kto7
ry utrzymuje take grocernie;
sz6stym jest p. F. Majewski,
utrzymuje on sklad blawatny;
mym est p. a. P. Pilarski
wlasciciel pierwszorzednej pol.
skiej apteki; 8mym jest P.
Radzikowski, rzeznik, kt6re-
60 rodacy bardzo popieraja i
kupuja u niego a ME u inno-
narodowca, co sic i'm bardzo
chwali, DO zawsze powinna
bye milosc braterska pomie-
dry nami Polakami, a vice
~trzymaimy sic tego zawsze.'
Polak6w jest tam w ca}ym
powiecie Robertson okolo
900 robin Il maja ksledza z
urodzenia. Morawiana, lecz
bardzo So z niego zadowoleni.
Tamtejszy proboszcz ks. Ma
chan, pc kilka razy swym pa-
rafianom rzucil mysl o budo-
vie nowego kosciola | o przy-
budowaniu szkoly parafialnej
tamtejszej. Parafianie z che
c;a zgadzaja sic ma pobudo-
wanie nowego koscio}a tylko
ME W tax krotkim czasie, a
0 z powodu, il urodzaie tego
ME dopisa|y W biezacym ro~
ku tax jak pc inne lata, a
bremond zcy p~arafianie chca ko
sciol pobudowae naJmniej "a
Is do 20 tysiecy dolar6w. |
ably lyle pieniedzy skolekto-
wat trzeba odpowiedniejszej
chwili | tax budowe kosciola
odlozono ma pozniej, a szko]e
katolicka wiekszoScia glos6w
uchwalono zostawic tax jak
jest. az do czasu gdy parafial
bedzie W stanie pobudowat
dom o%dpowiedni ola si6str
.nauczycielek, wtedy szkole
pobuduja wiekasisz'a. /. Pred REQ
-. E ET-F9 @. I"F .IN SEHts0 Ga- ET
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16

1880 ----- - a. T---TT- So
'strugaiiowa, c6rka panasF'.
+Strugaly, wybitnego biznesi-
sty, a tez miedzy p. Jakzub 'e'll
Starzeckim j parma J6zzefa
EKubicka j pianem Fl. Stru-
gaia i panna Magdaalena Klu 'l'
|bicka. Te diva %ostatnie sluby
oddbyly sic 20. Lipca, cody
ma}ze6skie byly " domu
rodzic6w m}odych panien.
|Go6ci byl hulk miejscowych
i zamiejscowych; wszystk,iie-
go bylo " br6d, jad}a j ma
poju, albowiem pan Struga&ia
jest kupcem likier6w Cd paru1
lat i jest dobrym biznesista.
Nowoze6com zase}am zycze"
MIA jak najlepszego zdrowia
i szczescia, by sic i'm dobrze
powodzi}o W ich nowem po-
zyciu! - Juz znowu dali ma
]zapowiedzie dwaj nowi, vice
moze "a diva tygodnie beda
sluby i huczne weso}a. Sly
sza1em, re sic nasza m}odzlez
ma dobre zabiera do ozenku:
ma bye przeszlo 20 wes6} tel
jesieni. Parafia nasza vice
rosnie jak ma drozdzach.
Teraz music cos wspom~
nice O moim pobycje W Mar
lin, Tex, DO Rolnik wspom-
Mai, re by}em W Marlinie
niespodziewanie. Co prawda,
ME by}em W Marlinie pre-
sz1o I lat, tom tez sic zadzi-
viii, jak wielka zmiana zasz}a
przez te lata: miasto wzroslo
o po{owe; by1em W kosciele
polskim i tam mi sic bardzo
podoba1o. Koscio}ek choc ME
!duzy ale piekny. Polacy pra-
vie wszyscy zanosili modify
lido najwyzszego Pana mad
Pany. Maja piekna plebanie,
a co jest ich chluba: mhja
piekna szko}e ma tax ma}a
parafie; vice to i'm przynosi
honor, re dbaja O m}odziez
ME tax jak W Fremont. Tam
80 czy so rodzin lyle mogli
wybudowac, a tn z}o
rodzin ME moze sic
%wspom6dz ma .dobra szko}e,
|ani ma ~utrzymanie si6str.
Niechze bracia Polacy W Bre-
mont biora przyk}ad z braci
W Marlinie! - Jednego i'm
tam potrzeba: ME maja tam
zadnego towarzystwa AMI
ko6cielnego' ami narodowego.
M6wi}em z niekt6rymi ( tenn,
i obiecali ma jesie6 towarzy-
stwo, ale widae, re zas ME-
kt6rzy ME dbaja o to, DO
|iakem z mimi m6wi}, to. po-
|wiedzieli, re jeszcze ME mysla
umierac, a chocby ich smierc
zaskoczy}a, to j tax swojej
familii ME zostawiliby W bic
die, re maja pc pare set W
banku ma czarna godzine.
Ri bracia, co tam m6wicie,
to bardzo moze was zawiesc;
bierzcie przyk}ad z najwiek-
szych bogacz6w, widzicie dro-
dzy bracia, Tie kr6lowie, ksia-
zeta i panowie do towarzystw
naleza, a my biedni rolnicy
Inie many nalezec? kt6z otrze
|1ze biednej polskiej sierocie,
|jezeli ME my przez towarzy-
silva? Tysiacom sierot poll
skich~ Ocieraia 1zv wielkie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-08-16

Jezaak. M. Gorsksiim,
Pisarzem, +. B;lamoWuiiscszz!eemm,
w. B~ulgiewiczem. II. Kzrrysih
skim, "a. Kurkkoownsskklim, I-es5
Duhrem ! innymi. W4sszzyyscy B.
So bardzo przzyjemni ro'daapcy M
umIeja goscia rodaka ubialW "
"a CO i'm szczerze dzieku;e.
Take widzialem sic z P.
mowii mi ze nap'iisssaaliS
korespondencye Dc Szan.
Wiarusa, ktora miala sic luz
znaidowa6 " 31szym numverze
Wiarusa a lei ME bylo. vice
rzucil mi sl6wko takie, ze ia
.pewnie napisatem do Szan.
Wiarusa. zeby mi tel kores-
pondencyi we Wiarusle ME
zamieszczano - @ ME panic
Fan, jam ME pisa} zeby CT tel
korespondencyi nie umiesz-
czono. owszem rad bede gdy
|jak najwieeej korespondencyi
bedzie umieszczone W POI
czytnym Wiarusle z naszego
Texasu, - wiec pisuj panic
Fan do Wiarusa. a ia Ct ME
bede przeszkadzal, ami tez
ME moge CT zabronic, DO do
gazety kazdemu So drzwi o.
twarte. w sobote 4 b. m.
wszyscysmy staneli kwatera u
pahstwa Lichowskich, q byly
mas al 3 familie, gdyz P. =.
G6rski i p. F. Kubiak take
pojechali z nami razem do
naszej gl6wnej kwatery, do
panstwa Lichowskich, ktorzy
W czem tylko mcgli dogadzali
swym go$ciom. DO CT goscie
to byli sami krewni. w ME-
dziele 5go zaprosil mr.ie do
sieble p. L. w. Pisarz, posse
diem z najwieksza checia do
n,ego a byli tam take PIP. =.
Duhr / F. Bilamowicz, to tez
moja wizyta,, kt6ra miala trwa6
tylko chwilke,: PrzeciagneIa
sic do kiiku godzin, tax mas
ten slynny z: gosclnnosci P.
Pisarz ugo$cil, ze czas nam
przyjemnie |. predko zlecial
ME wiedzac kledy. Vice pah~>
stwu Pisarzom "a tax szezere
l goscinne. przyjecle ! "a ta-
kie SERGE wzgledem mnie "a
selam przez lamy Whrusa
szczere podziekowanie szycze
zeby ich Pan Bog zawsze "
swell opiece mial, apo Smier-
CT i'm niebem zaplacil. / tax
6 b. m. nasze odwiedziny sic
skohczy]y i kazdy odjechal
W swa strone, lecz dlugo go~
Selma ia pozostauie nam W
Prosze Szan. Redakcye
Wjarusa o jak najpredsze u
m!eszczenie tel correspondent
cyl, ably tamtejsi bracia Pola-
cy mogli sobie jak najpredzej
czytae W Szan. Wiarusie, DO
kazdy sobie Wiarusa chwali ]
powiada re 60 bedzie zawdy
~prenumerowal. Lechowskim
.dziekujemy "a goscinnost ! "a q,
take szczere przyjecie mas
wszystkich, oraz wszystki'm
.ossobom wy'mienionym pouaw''yr
#:&> - hWE Us. . $F.-5%%G&S$. S5&#%4tGiS S&HHa##f
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
SARGENT BIDS GOV.
CARTER GOODBYE

Immigration Commissioner Sargent
called on Governor Carter yesterday
10 bid him goodbye and to thank him
for the courtesics extended since the
Commissioner arrived In Honolulu.
While calling on the Governor, Mr..
Sargent saw on the wall one of the
maps issued by the Promotion Com
mittcc, showing Honolulu as the
crossroads OF the Pacific" and was
so struck with II that he requested
the Governor to mail him one. Gov.
erhor Carter promised to do SO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
LOCAL and GENERAL

Half OF your present eigarmoncy
spent In Bulletin ni.advertising --
and you will soon be able to smoke
twice as good eigarsl
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
SToRER'S RECALL

New York, Dee. ll.-Bellamy Storcr
reiterate8 his position in a reply to
President Roogcyelts letter regarding
the recall of Storer as Ambassador to
Austria, in which the President denies
any unfairness in the matter. Storer
now makes public more of the letters
written by the President regarding his
recall.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
LAFFIk ILL

The United States army transport
Sherman. from Manila via Nagasaki,
arrived in port shortly after 2 p. m.
today. She put into Yokohama to land
her commander, Capt. A. T. Lafiin,
who was removed to the naval hospi-
tai this afternoon, every hope being
entertained for his prompt recovery.
The transport continued on her voy-
age this afternoon. Captain Latin is
a brother to T. NJ. Lafiin of Yokohama.
Japan Gazette, Nov. 2S.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
SHAW HELPS OUT

Washington. Dec. lO.-Sccretnry ot
the Treasury Shaw will relieve tho
striuFoncy In the New York money
market by dcDoairing twenty million
dollars OF government funds In the
New York banks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
OFF AGAIN

san Francisco, Dee. 1.-THE British
ship Palgraye, which was driven
ashore on AlCatrnz Island in yester-
days gale. has been pulled on The
vessel iB not seriously damaged
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11
HONOLULU IRON WORKS

Improved and Modern SUGAR MA
CHlNERY OF every capacity and dc
Seription made to order. Boiler work
and RiVETEp PIPES for irrigation
prp oses a specially. Particular atten.
tIon paid TO lob WORK, and repairs
executed at shortest notice,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-12-11

Fine Job Printing at the Bulletin.
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25
ia 4A&if = ]s9IE % 9Tais rg0o7i
ASPHALT MINING IN lALSAcE,ar

KEHL 'SfRMAN4 4lsif91 u gsn
"a The asphalt mines atoIobsan4bl AL
SAGE, Germany haye ben in operation
for the. past 75l,years ,butt, until Il
years ago were operated in o print!
tive manner, with but little machin-
cry. Ten years ago a German.Eng.
lish company bought the mines and
leased very extensive tracts Of slapd
In the Xogesen mountains, near the
town Of Sulz u. Valid. This new
company has installed modern ma.
chinery and an electric plant ''4' =
The asphalt Is found In great
quantities under. the mountains, 1.-The
veins varying from 3 to 30 feet
thick, frequently dipping to an angle
Of 20 iSO degrees in the mine. In
some places one is obliged, In, follow,
Ing the veins, to descend by ladders
Into the rich basins of asphalt. The
asthaltis Veryttricho in quality and
dark brown in color,i but when az
posed TO- the. air becomes light gray.
ut 30 shipped in three conditions, The
powder Is used In compressed work,
'and in pure dry condition Is placed
on the Street over concrete bed And
subjected to heavy pressure. This
covering 4of asphalt VS. usually from
two and .Qnerhalf to three inches. in
thickness. r. :, 1t is also made into com
pressesd blocks, which are very dur
able and are used in paving Side
walks, and for ]awn-tennis COURTS, eel
lar floors, etc. tis, ALSO sold, In large
blocks, to- be afterwards mixed for
paving purposes, About 100 men are
employed, and the average wage wages
paid the miners is about Il cents per
day. Some men have been working
in the mine for 50 years at the same
lob. 3ea sn4 tlsCgJr 8g3s II an tll f.
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

A Florida man has devised a scheme
by which he declares any man can
make his own ice at a. cost of ten
cents a hundred pounds, the process
taking only five minutes. He -adyer-
tised Widely that he would give the
formuls1to the world at the rate of
two dollars a head. Thisa beats the
cold and tedious business of cutting
fee or building an expensive Ice fac
tory from his standpoint, but the Unit
ed States postal authorities say the
only trouble with the scheme is it is
q fraud.
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25
.WARNlNcGFg ArENsHNAor.,


ROME. ilnAIH "sod an sosyeia aoa hoIrcM 0
b., This I'll Jsi1a 5yarpipgH to r4AmeriraS ID ,un
women, land anep tqQ,, for that matter at,o ,,on
against going, ahro9ad On tbe basis cofc .,ar,
Aats4Derfcial q, ,pnfopnded belief that
they can secure livelihood BY teach. 4'Na naY
ing English 81 acting az htasesoo 'Dy'a 2Sf
There are cases in which 'HAahiieri 'le' ea'
feahs have secured positions in1Gicbg Gr
anafamilies ITO teach Rng tshs1hps aoa,o1,
theicasas are ,sps EaEsnas ite tyagrsntso 1900
no, one TO IslsN ppan them Az indieaH !,
tiVe Of ppssihjlliJIes, MUCH lesss ,pT9b .y,. i
apaia By gdsh ps6p Il N SSSa lie ssrSnaa Y
rich, are hot high! ltahani 1urses afe i!sspa
to be found III all The large 1taliakn .Hot
titles The wages paid them 1hrf p!@
Milan, for example, are abontune dole saf
lar dayyg In Rome the rates run asl i, saL
high, as In the United States "A ogoedT suu
,goyerhess,a more Of the servant types, ,sio
but a little, above it, gets from $40 a, ,,a
to 500 month, but the latter (s20) = ~
is a high price, seldom paid. '@ y .'-s =
ps Tutors and goverhesses must SPEAK F'-F'
Freneh-this u.s. in most cases, ALSO Aoel u
lutely necessary. There are lnowAcpM
schools FIJI all the large italian cities i1aa u
in (which excellent English is tanghtg - .
and DIT is taught in the public schoolsyolrJ w
Most of ther middleflasso tradespeeple, 1T
speak ,itseesr will spop speak It, be- u,
cause. q, othe ease With, which otlfeY liz,
may acquire, It. There are many STU
dents Of music who exchange English i1ai1n
for 5ta1tan tos 80 ili@ir osI1t lai s9FoSf1DDrIi
On the Whole u iwodldi wafa' mylIfa'5ri
country Yemen ahd men from sos pre'f1S =
caridds a. coprse,Hs lie. invoiyediinitHyo . J.w,
Ing ITO learna ltvtnssby ttaaching Eng suao,o
Ashto the Italians jp Italy. The So esqst ,ne .sn
Qfy living IN ltalyT7Sqch Tying ~ Peg el5sl,
pie are used to IN TIE Hpited l States At. ,c,,
Is high, rents, food, and clothing ruff
Mfg as high as they do at homie otP0" ~
ever higher. 'a' 4 Altaif'msTef7 d.
eaocT NC 31o6 p. DuNNINGra olaw
en- t,JbIICcA--SA-s d1 Eaat - er76Cn f.f
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25
GER, et,igss5aMANY LEEDS ~ CHEMICALS

The Importance of the chemical In
dustry of Germany is evident by the
statement Of the London Commercial
Intelligence h that Germany produces
annually a. million tons Of 7sulnhurics
acid and half million, tons Of soda.
AS to cph9rmaceuticaI products, the
quinine alone exported from the "a.
therland Is Valued at about $$,3SS,O0oss
and antipyrine and ahtifebrihe at an
equal amount. The colorsI acids, ana
manures exported are valued
at, about s166,oOo, 600. "One may then
assert without fear of contradiction
said a manufacturer6m speaking Of
the results achieved, that today Ger
nany furnishes fyeisixths Of the dyes,
ased in the whole World ooa,ayr., ss,,
~ The secret of German, success lies
IN the fact that they have an army
Of scientific. men from which they are
now reapfhg tn" benefit OF years Or
work and expenditure. AT one plant
alone no. less than 100 chemists work
al the year In search OF new prof..
pets Eha adKaRtage a comhi NAH ElIuu
is also stated by German chemical
manufacturer whol MERGED bl8 inter
ests With another factory hhA effected
great savings. Thus he'two factories
do not compete abrcadJ9 One has
branches at Lypn ana Riga, the other
at Il Creil, MOSCOW Augsburg, and
.MilanI One OF the factories gave up
the production or acids and salts g7sel
curing them from the othernrw where, \,
they we're produced much cheaper, /.
A competent authority states that
the 5000 factories and 100000 work.
men engaged in the chemical Industry
iof Germany will this year turn aut
products of which the value will be
about $S57,OOO,oQo1 phld tisatIthe eyahle
ofFchemical exports will probably es-
tablish record Ana yet this ihfds-
try is scarcely 90 yearssoldfo In facta9
German mappfastuFAgf stated that T,
80 years ago England was mis-
tress pr the rpprlNtIo aalt aae1aIae
lies, hs well as. .for. coloring matter.
EXTRACTED from coal tar; today Ger.
tianyEis at, the Head Of all the maau \
factuting shStibps Of tHd World, hoE
only FOR hshEl hit fors hhekilcal andt,
pharpbaceutical products
II fflllslTTIfA X IE14sf
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
"mr p'
INTaREsLyMc FA&Ts oLEANEn
sv SoRREsRbNDENTs.
,...# WI
rpttsttMPIt0nt E-2HRER.
Limited States. Il. Wnrld.s- J-araest Pro.
Queer and Probably Largest Ex-
III porter Asphalt Mining IAN or
.!olf Germraa.n,, Industry. ,.,,,e II

sEIBENsfOCK, GERMANY.
,Ia, The Revue Seientifiqpe, 19f PaTis 70
Gently discussed the consumption o.
| paper BY the principal Hationa of tht
world as rejecting modern progress
ofscivilization beeause)ef Its extensive
fuse 'for printing purposes. 1T places
Fths United States In Che 'front.' rank
1Gasnthe greatest paper-producing coun
try, OF the world, with an anhtaaF out
put cqf -629 34---tons- (aYoirdnpoisl.
Germany follows with an annual pro.
ductiqn of 393,6S3 t6hs; England %4S,.
| Q51,%, France 196,942, AUSTRIA 147,7O6,
and italy '1z3, OPS. ~ .91arsa1 . orsdc
one American CORPORATION ia1a de-
|Oclared to be the greatest paper manu-;
@6ttifing enterprise in the world, pos;
sessing 31afactories with, 96 continaf
ously running machines, .thescomnany
susingl almost as many machines as
are, operated m italy and the Neither
lands altogether, and its annual1pfbi
,duction exceeds chat Of aAsthsrIaSer
'factoriesafa1 Austria Hungary and al
most equals that ", all the British
'ones IFS capital amoifnts to = fmofe'
thar si1O,oOGOOG:9o' Wife SAmeffca
ieads in production, Germany hastbef
come theylagSest exnpgter. ,pf this
England following With 1870 TIE
United States 1885, and France 49,
$50, TheiiUmtea States exportcgpss
princfpallNte South America, but also,
to- Canada and Australia - NotWith;
Standing its large production England
remains aasood5 buyer, ihaying lin.
ported l47,706 tonsalast syeary4si 10 i
Regarding the direct consumption!
of paper it is an interesting fact that
the, United States leads With an an
nual figure of' 1856 pounds per Tcaplea,
England coming next with 34S Ger.
many 299S, France 205, Austria 10,
Italy 15.4, Servia showing the lowest
European figure, II; India shows
only OH and China II Per capita
Nearly Half rdf the paper nanufac.
tured in the world is used for prsDt'
ing purposes Twenty per cent. Is SAB ab11
soHbed IL, the trades, i and Industries,
ALMOST an equal proportion is applied
for official and school purposes. The
remaining ten per cent. serves iathe
ddemandoforu1private qse.l:sisG ..i1,la
n.a- is est, VIM G, !TEE3t}GaH MLAfNNN,o o
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25
A new lawpof France provides for

A new laweof France provides for a
@rest day." and even gay Paris is taxi
ing to the idea with relish. In fact,
the employees in some establishments
which have disregarded the require
ments of the law are In such earnest
that they have made lively demons
tration. 1t is'eyident ttrat great
many French people are more willing
to observe sunday than hssabeen sup.
posed. And as the law IS in the H.
lterest of good morals, as vel, as good
order, there will be igehera1' approval
of those who seek to enforce 1t. VIZ.
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

A GeoFgiE sheriff Ras prevented a
iynchingsby carrylas the proposed vica
tim awaSrin anGautomobileso swiftly
that the mob couldn't keep, upre The
mob may try, however, to obtain re-
venge BY having the sheriff PROSECUTED
for exceeding the speed limit lqD1,
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

The London county council has
passed o. law (which faakessthe throw
ing of a1banana skin on the sidewalk;
a misdemeanor punishable by A fine:
of 40 shillings. 1t generally costs
more than that to repair the damages
of the man who steps on banana
peel. ial.nT !. -ALaI elin. t1n.
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

The year continues its earthquake
and volcano record. Emulous of We
suvius and others which have been
displaying their pyrotechnic POSSIBLE.
ities, La3sSoufriere,l on the West In
dian island of st. Vincent, has start
ed its internal fires and is giving an
interesting exhibition.
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

An ordinance has been introduced
in the Mexico city council making the
skating rink license ten dollars week
and prohibiting the use Of pianos In
such places of amusement If, says
the Mexico, Mo, Ledger, there Is a
place on earth calculated to make a
woman forget mother, home and
heaven u Is a skating rink. ~.
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25
INGENIOUS DIVING MACHINE.

1. Joseph Restucci, "a mechanical en-
giheer Of the Royal Italian Marine,
has recently invented new diving
machine, which has proved d asliccess
in EXPERIMENTAL tests inads with itlfin
deep-sea diving ait1h s19lf0nd Z e
The machine IL constructed IL iFof,
one ccntiheter 9three.eighthsfof an.
lnch) In thickness, and Is large enough
70 contain laa man sstanding ,upright.
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

Some day there may be a United
States OF Central America. IA party
has lately been organized in San sal.
vador, the leaders gof which hope to-
bring about federation Of the, Central
American republics. The experiment
of federation has been tried once or
twice; bat the people areT better quat-
fed for 4 ,noE5 than tfs they used to be,
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

Damascus, whose pedigree Is the
iongesfof living cities, is losing its
character An enteFprisipgl Belgian
company is cutting through It will. an
electric tramway, IND is sprinkling
electric lights In its ancient streets
What n more. the motive powerAfof
these nstallahonsKAs derived Eom
The h&nessing of the river falls 20
n1lles BIZ. 30 That no feature * tie
lznodefK invasion Ia spared the place
vhenox the Jew Of T&fds escaped iii
s bashst over the wall The British
acting ronaul reports that w miles
e she To ing aEs Plrsaay psIng. laiq y.
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

1t is said IN New York that there
are seven dlctators In the financial and
business world, and that those, men,
are John D. Rockefeller, j. P. Morgan,
James lT'HiH, JAMES Stillman, George
+. Baker. Jacob SchiTlahd ETH. Har-
riman. eThese seyenlmen representiin'i
terests that cover every possible
phase 81 business enterprise IN Amer.
ica sllsV .lalal sCl- EnE l9.2
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

Thousands Of Cinnamon are cutting
Off theirljstails ms China andlone was
arrested for 'fmashing" In Chicago
lately. The yellow men seem to be ad-
vancing In the ways of civilization at
a brisk gallop.
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

Have Asked Fer Grand Jury. = An
|order was feceiyed Jlby tite$ coarty'
clerk at Pittsburg from judge Arthur
Fuller, of the district court, forgrthe
tdTwing@of ~ grand Jury Phe order
was issued ip pursuance pfla PETITION
signed BY h1S taxpayers. mostly resi-
dents w 9ittsburg. HHsrhe peobleh who
headedathe movement to secure the
grand fur detlaredSthat the object
was not to take up"fnatters' pertain
ing to violations of the prohibitory
law bat investigate municipal affairs
IN IN lPittsSP4nlr Eg. ,at d 37l1S BIB
Did Not Buy Stolen stamps.--C. T.
Lamster. 81 Ottawa, was acquitted by
q jury in the United States district
s9urt at LeayehWoria q p charge of
buying stolen stamps.
Big Ere III is3racus4. - TIE B1sI-
ness section OF Syracuse was badly
damaged by fire. A number of atofes,
"a hatal,- b rooming 6ousaaand4tEo res.
taurants were DESTROYED. The town
was crowded WITH lard seekers at the
time Of the, fire and atpmpber Of per-
son sons wefe badly btirned. but no lives
were lost Loss $4,000. Insurance
5000,
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

A negro VINO tcclaiYYleed to Sc Tug yeSrg
old is Dead In Illinois. AS lie newer
boastedHdfAhaving nursed. Thomas 1sf-
ferson hstpay not have. exaggerated
his age either.
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

New York burglars ere travelling
around to business III automhbiles-.If
you wish to avoid being mtstakens for
q burglar or capitalist, don't travel
In an automobile. s%t5assFlS46
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

In 1894 the United ostaes s6ff IN
China fabrics to the value of s4,7Sal
141. In 1905 sales Of the same goods
amounted to $12,5S6,O93 The boycott
seems tSThave satisfied the demands
Of Chinese patriots without at the
same time doingsany greatSinjury ito
American merchants, ,,4;,r ,,..s
The Globe-republican., 1906-10-25

John Jacob Aston Is a regular auto
crat He4Rthe. SK1sr pdhbra i4ntBf
cars than any other man In the United
States, -and-fs constantly adding to-
his store. m9-r MA