davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
ROSYA.

Petersburg. Genera}owi ba-
ronomi Salza kt6ry II ucze-
stnikom buntu sweaborskiego
zamleni} kare smierci ma ka-
forge, polecono wnieSc poda-
ME o dymisia.
- Moskwa. Dziennikom
tutejszym polecono zachowy-
wac ~nadzwyczajna ostroznost
W. %podawaniu wiadomosci o
sadach i o
wykonywaniu wyrok6w. ME-
dry innemi zabroniono og}a-
szac sklad sad6w nazwiska
os6b strzegacych obwinio-
nych i pilnujacych wykonania
wyroku.
Ryga. Wieczorem ma
kra6cach miasta z "a parka-
nu strzelanoiz raniono dw6ch
policyant6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
POLSKA.

Warszwa. Wczorajszej nocy
usi}owa]o 40 ludzi napa6c ma
zak}ad poprwczy PREY ulicy
Mokotowskiej gdzie przyby-
wa kilkudziesieciu wiezni6w
politycznych. Patrol strza}ami
odpedzi} atakujacych. Piec o.
sob zraniono i aresztowa-
no.
W Kodzi skazano Gala
kompania electromagnetic
kiego pu}ku ma ~dozywotnie
katorgi "a rokosz.
- Dwustu wiezni6w osa-
dzonych W wiezieniu W Mo-
kotowie odmawia pokarmu
ably ZnieWolic w}adze do
przyspieszenia przes}uch6w.
- Sosnowice, % wrze5nia
Oddzia} kozak6w otoczy} ma
ulicy Siedleckiej dom robot
niczy W kt6rym podejrzywa-
no fabryke bomb. Otoczeni
mieszka6cy domu bronili sic
rewolwerami. W walce z FOL-
nierzami padla 6 robotnik6w
a 4 otrzymaly rany. Znalezio-
no try bomby i materially
wybuchowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
FRANCYA

Paryz. Piorun uderzyl "
.okopy Montfaucou pod Be
Nastapila eksplozya
znajdujacych sic tamze pro-
chow a by}o ich $4,000
.kilogram6w. q okop6w ME
zosta1o Shadow okna " okoli-
cznych wioskach pod nacis-
klein %powietrza popekaly i
DUO drew jest wyrwanych1l
z korzeniem. Dziewiec os6b
ponios1o smierc a kilka jest
rannYch. Szkode' ~obliczaja
ma ri pol miliona fran
k6w'
Paryz. W dzielnicy
miasta Kartier latin (dziel-
MICA }acinska zamieszka}a
~przewaznie przez student6w)
odkryto bande fa}szerzy pie
niedzv. AresztoWanO 60 Os6b.
Policya wykry}a try menni-
CO W kt6rych wyrabiano
fa1szywe 10 clio frankow-
XII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
(NADESKANE.)
PHILADELPHIA Pa.

Polonia nasza, jak wszedzie
tax i tn jest bardzo czynna
zycie W n1ej ma dobre wre.
Swiadc1a o tenn liczne iowa
rzystwa, 5ractwa i kluby. O
lie tie ostatnie ma uznanie "a
s]uguja, to stanowczego mic
sic ME m6wi, chyba szanow~
ne rodaczki jake zony mo-
glyby lepiej cos orzeknat.
Gala Polonia skupia sic okoio
pieciu poteznych ognisk, BIO
lyle tworzy parafij. Kazda z
tych Jest wzorowo urzadzona
plekne / trwale budowle
zaopatrzona, DO ofisrnosc ludu
niebywa]a. Polacy pracuja
skrzetnie Pc fabrykech i do
brze i'm sic po~odzi. Napfyw
nowopr>ybyi> ch rok rocznie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11

Wzrasta Mkt 2 n;ch ME ma
rzeka, gdy tu osiedzie. Me-
ktorzy z rodakow prowadza
interesa ma siebie czyli ma
w}asna reke. Maia swe VIA
she biurai pracownie, kance.
large adwokackie, of'sa le-
karskie ftp. Opr6cz blur wy
wjadowczych. ktore So bardzo
ma reke Polonli zas}ugu}e ma
wzmianke pracown'a p. Raj
dunowiezd ma poIudniowej
stron'e miasta. Sam wIasci-
ciel nalezy do na~)powazniej-
szych obywa:eli. Jakoz W
istocie jest lubiany przez
wszystkich. DO dzielny wiarus,
relgijant i patryota jakich
malo. Jeatto maz prawy, u
czynoy i m'losierny, praco-
witty i ebony CO kazdy POI
sw'adcly, a przedewszystkiem
trzezwy. DO pija tylko mleko
a n'c wiecej. Dobroci serca
jego ME ,eden zakosztowa].
edno tylko Polonia dziwi,
re w swoim warsztacie ME
zatrudnia ami jednrgo czelad
nika. w po'tora roku mial
ich az siedrniu jedoego pc
drugim, DO zawsze roboty ma
trzech Jest podostatkiem obec.
ME dzieh | noe naprawia sam
move / stare graty, ME ogla-
dajac sic ma nikogo. Poczci~
wa dusza wszystki- mu podola
i ami lie znac, re choc prawie
| morganatycznie, ale zacnje
jednak zyje. - Wreszcie
slynny jest tn ~przytu'ek PAM
Ambodskiej prawdziwa gwiaz~
da milosierdzia W Philadelphia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
PERSIA.

Ogloszone zostalo oredzie
szacha z dnia 10 bm., doty~
czace sejmu narodowego
kt6ry sk}adac sic bedzie z 1855
cz{onk6w mianowicie so pos
low z Teheranu a 96 z pro-
wincyi. Wybory odbywac sic
beda CO diva lata, Pos}om
zagwarantowano nietykalnosc.
PoczYniono JUL przygotoWania
do pierwszych wybor6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
re sWIATAl
q
NIEMCY.

Niemcy bardzo sic staraja
o pozyskanie zyczliwosci An-
glik6w. Ma tegoroczne manew-
ry ma Slasku przyby} angiel-
ski ksiaze z domu panujacego
Connaaght, kt6rego cesarz
niemiecki mianowaf general
feldmarsza}kiem.
Stronnictwo centrum jak
oswiadczy1 pose} Erzberger W
Katowicach ME jest stronnict-
Wen katolickiem ME valley
o osobne prawa ola niemiec~
kich kotolik6w, lecz valley
"a prawa wszystkich ku chwa-
lie i pozytkowi niemieckiej
ojczyzny. Cenne to wyzna-
ME!
Cesarz Wilhalm ma ma
wiosne wyjechac do Anglii.
TAX donosza gazety angiels-
kie,
W ksiestwie brunswickiem
zanosi sic ma ostre spory o
iron. Wed1ug prawa z roku
1879 obejmuje pc smierci
rejenta " razie niemozliwos-
ci tronu przez p~rawowitego
jego pretendenta ksiecia kum-
berlan :1zkiego t. wv. rada re-
jencyjna. Rada ia ukonsty-
tuowa1a sic JUL wczoraj ma
tychmiast pc smierci ksiecia
Albrechta; naleza do niej
trzej cz}onkowie ministeryum
dalej prezydent wyzszego So
du ziemia6skiego, Tymczasem
stronnictwo Welf6w adheren-
tow ksiecia kumberlan dixie
go og}osilo juz odezwe do
ksiazat i ludlow niemieckich W
kt6rej protestuje przeciw dali
szej rejencyi W Brunswick
zada zniesienja rady zwiaz~
kowej z r. 1855 i uwaza ks.
Jerzego kumberlandz. "a Was
ciwego rejenta oswiadczajac
re inne uregulowanie kwes-
tyi nastepstwa tronu jake
sprzeciwiajace sic konstytu-
cyl bedzie zwalcza}o wszel-
kiemi srodkami l%egalnemi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
AVA.

Ostatni orkan merski W
Honkongu j okolicY wyrza-
dill wieksze szkody niz dotad
donoszono. Skutkiem orkanu
zgine1o 5000 chi1czyk6o a
straty obliczaja ma 20 Milo
now dolar6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
.SZWECYA.

q Sztokholmu donosza ze
" sobote aresztoWano tamzie
%przyw6dce ,,czerwonej gwar-
dyi" finlandzkiej, Suota wraz Z
2 dwoma towarzyszami: Una
.leziono PREY Mich wazne papia-
~ i kilka ,,browning6w"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
CORRESPONDENCE
B'1REMOND, Tex.
Szanowna Redakcyo!

DZlcll ~ 4. ALL AoosontS
nam parafianom zapewne ma
dlugo W pamieci, DO W tym
dniu Q lie moglem zauwazyc,
tax m}odzieniec ]ak / siwo-
wlosy starzec. ME mogl1 sic
|powstrzymat cd lez, gdy
WieI. ks. Machah cd oltarza
pozegnat sic z nami. Czwarte
czc:j OLGA i matke swo]e -
take by}y pjerwsze stowa
czcigodnego kaplana. Jak
dziecko winno czcic swo;ch
rodzic6w, tax dobrzy parafla~
ME powinni czcjc swego
ks'edza proboszcza. Drodzy
p%arahanie! pc try letniem
! pobycie moim m edzy Wami
dis Was opuszczam, zegnam
sic z Wami. Wszystkich Was
zarowno jake o~jciec kocha-
lem, a jezellm komu w czem
zawinii, DO / ia jestem grze
szny czlowiek. i nam swoje
wady, to mi darujcie; prosc'e
Boga "a nina a ia pray
kazdej mszy Sw. do Boga "a
wami westchne. Mole miejsce
cd DIS dnia zajmuje ten oto
tn przedemna stojacy s}uga
Bozy Wielb. ks. Kuprajtys.
kt6rego jake OLGA duchowne-
20 czcic powinniscie; dobre
dxieci- kochaja swoich rodz'~
c6w i..sa i'm pomoca W ich
potrzebie, tax samo dobrzy
para6anie kochaja swego
Proboszcza jake OJca du~
~chownego i So mu W kazdej
|potrzebie posluszni. Przeciw:
ME zas niedobre dzieci spra-
wia)a przykrost swoim rodzi~
| nieraz przedwczesnie
wpedzaja ich do grobu, a do
mowi takiemu Pan Bog ME
blogos}awi ! czy wcze$niej czy
p6zniej kara Boza mad takim
domem zawisnie. TAX samo
Ii W para6i iezeli niema zgody
Il jednosci, jezeli parafanie
ME sluchaja swego proboszcza J.
a-moze nawet go przesladuja.
to takiej parafii r6wniez Pan
Bog ME bedzie b}ogos|aw'l.
Z wolf Bozej z rozporzadze-
}nia Najp. ks. Biskupa tax sic
stale, i tax bye must; badzmy
wszyscy z tego zadowoleni
Ma ostatku udziele Wan
swego blogoslawiefstwa 49, j
tn lud uklakt Il ks. ich pob}o~
goslawi} Slychac byEo place W
kosciele. Nareszcie Wlelb. ks:
Machah zwr6ciwszy sic do
swego nastepcy, W tie mniej
wiecej slowa p%rzem6wil do
nlego: W'tam | C;eb'e ! zeg-
nam zarazem Wielebny ksieze
Proboszczu. Ty z wolf Maj
wyzszego odbierasz te owiecz-
Xxi odemnie, MECH Ct Bog
biogoslawI, abys byl dobrym
pasterzem. zebys tn iak mai
dluzej W tel owczarni Chry-'
stusowej pracowal i owieczek
swoich ME pogublir tylko je
tam doprowadzit gdzie. i'm
sam Jezuss Chrystus ofiaruje
Swoje nieb'eskie pastwisko.
Kochaj swoie owieczki, badz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11

Ii 81 Hfga&.GE%-| IL AS%HE& A@sN-ES M2 . T&"%"- S&E0IS
do Was z wlelka rad-scla -
;ciesze sic zarazem, re, mnie
Bog powolai ! przeznaczyl "a
pasterza Waszego. Siyszeli-.
Seize codopiero z ust Waszego
proboszcza, jaki .obowiazek
jest dzieci wzgledem rodzi-
cow, TAXI sam obowiazek jest
paraf4an wzglsdem swego OLGA
duchownego, to jest mlejsco~
wego p]roboszcza re kara
BOA Jest nieun:kniona ola
taklch dz!eci kt6re ME szanu~
Ia swoich rodzlcow. i re ia
sama kara BOA wish mad
takimi parafianami, kt6rzy ME
szanu]a swego proboszc2a, a
co gorsza Jeszcze mu W czem
moga, dokuczaja. Mysle i
mann nlezlomne nadzIe)e. re
W naszej parafll teg" ME be-
DIE; nam nadz'eje. re wy
bedz,ecie ola mnie dobryml
paraflanam,, l ia obiecuje bye
ola Was prawdzlwym Deem
duchownym. Prawda, z bole-
Scia serca duwtedzlalem S e.
re tn W tel parafii ME istnie~
lie pozadana zgoda, re sic
dzielicie ma k!lka oboz6w,
yako to ma prusakow, ruskow
/ galicyaa. o ME daj Boze,
ably sic to mialo w.ecej po~
wt6rzyt! My narody polskie
ME dose tego re cierpimy
r6zne Przesladowania cd o.
krutnego Moskala Cd but
nego prusaka, jeszcze sic
sami przesladowac bedziemy!
My )estesmy dziec' jednej
Matkt Polski jake tacy powin~
ni$my sic szanowat kochat
jako bracia j siostry. A vice
zy,n.y W zgodzie, kochajmy
sic. prowadzmy zycie wstrze'
miezliwe, dbajmy o chwale
Boza 49, DO i ten obecny ko-
scio]ek ME jest odpowiedni
ma tutejsza parafie a jezel'
tax postepowat bedziemy, to
wkr6tce wystaw;my tn nowy
przybytek Panu Jezusowi tax
ze cd zlota sciany lSniet beda'
lTu zwr6cit sic twarza do
CMatki Boskiej we wielkim
oItarzu | blagal lei O wspo~
mozenie udz;el'} blogoslawieh'
silva i poszedi do mszy Sw.
Pc skohczonej mszy swletei i
blogosla wiehstwie przenaj-
swietszym S~akramentem, wy
szlismy z tego ko$ci6lka q
wszyscy z }zawem okiem. Po-
szlo mas kilku ma plebanie ably
sic pozegna6 &c starym pro-
boszczem, a przywitac nowe~
|go, a by}o oas kilku jakoto:
Jan Stachowiak, Woiciech
Bulgiewicz, Jakub Jodlowski,
Ian Ian. Jan Knast. Wa~
P.sarz , kilku jnnych Obai
proboszczowie luz lakbv cze~
kali mas. przy,eli mas ~bard<o
grzecznie. Pan Jakub )odEow.
ski, )ako dyrygent spiewu
'r6za1ca S Y. W kilku jedrnych
a dobitnych slowach " lmie
Iniu calej parafii pcdziekowa}
staremu proboszczowi "a lego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-10-11
r L NIEWIASE

Nasz 4adny katolog damskich
p~laszczy, sukien i spodnic, zawie-
wszystkie ostatnie style,
poslemy ma zadaoie darmo. Sami
fabrykujemy nasze towary / spree
dajemy wprost kostumerom. kazda
odziez pos1ana do egzaminacyi.
Piszcie teraz
Mail Order Garment Go.
508-Century Bldg.
49, -
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-23

Yard almost unprecedented for it's sever
ity at this season Of the year.
In Colorado snow has been falling
continuously for over twenty hours
and in most sections Of the state there
i no sign Of lei up. In some places
III the bills two feet of snow has fallen
There are hundreds 81 tons of sugar
beets aud thousands Of barrels Of apples
still in the open in the northern part
Of the state, and should the cold con-
tnue The damage will be very great tc
the fanchefs.
Livestock in Colorado III not suffering
much rs yet, although in New Mexico
and Wyoming. where the temperature i
much lower than in Colorado, the suffer
ing Is great
The storm in New Mexico il The
worst that has swept that section AZ
this season Of they year since 1882.
The thermometers throughout Che
state registered from 8 to 10 degrees
below freezing yesterday Railway
schedules are disarranged All trains
are late, though most III the lines arc
being kept open through the use 81
rotary snowplows Both the telegraph
and telephone company had trouble with
their circuits. a report from 0uray
Col. state that the heayist snowstorlr
in years has struck that section.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-23
CHURCH AND CLERGY.


Rabbi Bennett Wolnsky Of the syn.
agogue shayes Ashlen. New York. re-
Gently celebrated his ninety-eighth
birthday
All missionary societies at work IN
Africa have now In round numbers
1000 principal mission stations. with
abont 5000 substafions.
Evaagelists Torrey and Alexander
are under engagement to conduct meet
ings the coming winter in the follow
Ing cities: Nashville. Omaha, Winni.
peg. Buffalo. piftsburg and Montreal
Bishop C. c. McCabe in recent ser.
mon in Detroit said u would Ike to
see one more war-one against the sui
tan of>Turkey- I'd Ike TO partic.
ipate ia ii would like to see Dewey
with good fleet sail up the strait OF
Bosporus. We don't want any more
such rulers as The sultan Of Turkey
ana the car Of Russia"
Three prominent churches in Wash
ingion have members or the ancient
ana honorable family Of Smith as pas
tors. They are ST. Johns, 81 Thorn
as and st Margaret's. all Eplscopa-
liam. The Washington public shows its
typIcnlIy American quality by dcsig-
mating the reverend gentlemen as
Johnny. Tommy ana Maggie Smith.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-23
YALE COLLEGE BOYS AND GIRLS IN "HOlTY TOITY. z

Ministry Of Labor. the portfolio Of which,
i is reported, will be given to NJ. Vivian,
Independent Sociiist member Of the
Chamber from Paris
NJ. pointcare, Minister Of Finance in
the Sarrien Cabinet. was asked TO be
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
lie declined 70 accept portfolio.
NJ CaillauN has consented TO enter the
Cabinet ss Minister Of Finance.
The selection OF General Picpuart. the
defender Of Dreyfus, for the position Of
war minister is regarded as an audaeious
stroke on the part OF ~ Clemencealt, and
naturally mas aroused storm Of protest
on the part Of the reaetianary press. but
ii has caused an equal amount OF entIns
iasm amongst the radicals,
The partisians OF 'eS Premier Comhes
at the Radical SociIists congress now in
session at Lille received with cheers the
announcement OF his possible selection
Ito form = cabinet in the event OF Nj.
Clemenceau's failure to do SO.
The portfolio of minister Of justice, it
is understood, will be offered to NJ Mil.
leland.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-23
WILD WITH
ITCHING HUM0R
Eruption Broke Out in Spots All
Over Body-Caused a Continual
Itching for Two Years Doctors
Medicine Did no Good = Cured at
Expense Of only $l.25 and Now
THANKS CUTICURA
FOR COMPLETE CURE

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-23
runeial and Mirthful Is lois Toity.

~e'fNheA pAN AhiAthAh 40 AAVAAy way
A Weber & Fields production can
always be relied upon a. being a good
show, and what Is more, il is always
q high Glass entertainment, and "Hoity
lofty, which comes 60 the opera house
next Wednesday night, is said TO be by
FAR the best thing these clever people
have produced The book Is by Edgar
Smith and the music by the late John
Stromhesg
Convnkion One takes place ON the
campus al Vale university, where arrives
Philip Sauerbraten who has waxed
wealthy ia the delieatessen business.
and Herman kaifekaken and Frederick
Schnitzel who are anxious 10 separate
Philip from his money. and in this they
would be successful were it not for Lady
CRATER, beautiful gambler, who elects
20 take it all herself, feat accomplish
cd by the air Of her trailer, Reuben Hun
ter. who has side show Of his own
in the form Of an Irish cannibal king,
kazoo, whom he exhibits in cage a.
"a much per visit There also appears
General Steele an American millionaire.
and his six radiantlv beautiful daagh-
tiers, aud Howard Yale. VINO is touring
the country with college minstrel
company.
Commissions Two and Three are laid
at Monte Carlo, where all the characters
meet. and boat crew appears to take
Lady Grafter on a trial spin. The scene
changes 70 a river view. where a she'll
is seen with the rowers and Lady Graft
or as the coxswain; stercopticon slides
depicting beautifully the monlit waters
and the panorama Of the river bank be-
yond ) beautiful boating song Is sung,
and the effect IS said To be one OF the
lpfcttiest imaginable. The chorus girls
cut no small figure in this scene, AZ
well as throughout the entire perform.
ance. Their rare beauty and charms,
together with the dazzling stage bust
ness and pictures originally taught By
that Napoleon OF stage managers Julian
Mitchell which has all been retained and
makes this alone one Of the striking
features OF the evenings enjoyment.
The original scenery and light effects
used in tie New York production. and
m entirely new and altogether beautiful
SGT Of costumes have been provided
IN All II will be delightful treat,
not only from musical and comedy
point Of view, but Is a real beauty show.
Tickets now selling.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-23
LAW NorEs.

Power to confer tho right OF eminent
domain 70 secure 4 right Or way FOR d
private railway is denied In Cozal
versus lSanawha Hardwood company
On. 90, / l.. r, a. q. 50 900.
The rule making certainty as to pay.
mont condition Of nceotiability was
APPLIED In Joseph versus Catron az. Nd
! +. =. a. On. 81 ii20. BY denying the
ncgotiabilIty Of note payable upon
the confirmation by congress Of n Ger.
tain land grant
a grantee from q mortgaeeor. who
takes possession az q strip beyond the
true boundary llae. IS held IN Thornei
" versus Andrews (Wash) i. Il. a.
q. 81 1886, not 70 be in adverse poe
session as Ggansi the mortgages until
the mortgage becomes due.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-23

A legal decision unique in the annals
pf trades unionism was recently
handed down BY the supreme court Of
Louisiana. In personal injury case
In which a union man was crushed By
q mass Of material which fell from q
hoisting machine the court held that
when any union Is strong enough to
compel an employer to hire none but
union men, then IN every such case
the master is relieved OF all liability
for damages for the injuries Of the
men in his employ
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-23
The Times Daily Short Story.


DIOR. Ten he snelled earth and spoke
to hla wife about it,
And then lie was shot"
Yes
| glanced neryously at the window
above me and at the one opposite, won
derlng If after one had smelled earth
he would be shot from the same win
dow as Maitland.
Il didn't know that was sign Of ap-
preaching DEATH" said.
"What?"
Smelling freshly turned earth"
II didn't either
Il suppose It's the grave being open
ed in advance
Likely 1t is."
Il don't AXE this | said after brief
silence II smell earth--freshIy turned
earth What's that2"
There was sound under the porch,
a sound Of earth being thrown up.
Tom and both heard 1t. and both
turned pale. We listened and heard a
scratching underneath as ii some one
were scraping the loose earth together
preparatory to tossing 1t out Of a
grave.
Il wonder what's become OF them
inside" said Tom, as though he would
like IN excuse % 20 In and join them.
Il haven't heard q sound from them
for some time replied.
There 1t is again. Tom said, with
a frightened look, referring to the
scratching.
"And the earthly SMELL"
BY this time we were so wrought
upon that no doubt we exaggerated
everything. Suddenly the window
above me--the window from which
Maitland had been killed--opened, and
Q shot rang out
was as certain that had received
mortal wound US | was that It was
growing DARK | sank down on to the
porch and swooned
When / came to myself saw the
anxious faces 81 those with whom
had dlned. Eel Glascock's face was
very white, and his brother Toms was
also liyid, but there was also an angry
look on it. The women appeared ter
ribly frightened.
rs ii tnortalf" | asked family.
Mortal! No. Ed has been playing
one Of bis pranks. He heard us talk
ing out here and fired the shot to scare
us
"Bnt ! hear the grayedigging be
low | moaned Ny nerves were COM
pletely unstrung.
"Oh, that's Wag, our rat terrierl
He's been going for rats. He's torn up
every bit Of earth under the porch"
And I'm not shctgn
"No. stupid" sal Ed. You're as
Sound as q nut"
ed has made fool of himself"
said Tom. He had no business to do
it. He might have frightened you to
death"
ITS You who Lave been milking a
1 fool Of yoursol.,e ret5rtcd Ed. harp
ing on that stoev 70 every guest that
comes into ne 8osse. l concluded tc
teach yol q less W.
werrfT7 PARKER.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-10-23

at any moment give way aud crush the
workers ont OF existence, IN fifteen feet
Of murky waters. lying on their backs
or sides. ihe divers. gaining their diff
ficult breath from air pumps work Ike
moles IN absolute darkness We read
Of two Of them--the best IN the king
dom--at work ia four hour shifts!
But the same journals that descant
on the $1,000 cost Of the cradle hive no
word to cay OF any special wages OF
the divers. Their names are not given.
They are just two Of the unsung heroes
Of TOLL London Labor Leader.