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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24

,Iell her it is a secret"
Has any one suspected you% asked Kit
ty, after troubled pause.
,Qh no. Mother is not very curious" re-
Piled Cora; "and to prevent any suspicion,
told her was doing some work at home
for our society"
But that was falsehood," demonstrated
NIFTY. Ii mother asks me, / won't tell
"she won't ask" said Cora consolingly.
When kitty returned her mother made no
reference to the subject, but this was only
the, beginning of her troubles.
She had never noticed before how hard it
was to have a few minutes to herself in her
room, and of course she could not work on
the cover anywhere else.
Her two youngest sisters were always at
her heels, and Tom, who could hardly be
kept in the house, as a rule, now seemed to
ma a strange fascination in roaming around
the bedrooms at all hours.
One day Kitty locked herself in her room,
paying no attention to the clamoring of the
youngsters, with the result that her mother
came up to see if she was sick.
The piano cover got to be an incubus. She
was afraid to go out and leave it; she could
not carry it out without attracting attention,
and, besides, there was no other place where
she could work on it in secret, and it made
her nervous to work it at home.
She became so distracted and behaved so
strangely that everybody noticed it. Cora
anu Nluiy InOuBhb ~ was SlSdO luu anu ldoil-
er envied Kitty for the mysterious life she
was leading; but she, poor girl. was very
unhappy, and pleaded to be relieved from
her promise of secrecy; but her companions
argued that it was to be surprise, and sur
prise must be secret, and Gust think how
nice it will be-" until Kitty -gloomily renew
ed her promise and entered upon another
week of torture.
At last the day of release came The set
of covers was presented to the minister He
was very much surprised and pleased, and
the other girls were properly jealous. =,
ooh, dear!' said Kitty. after it was, all
over, embracing her mother; "I don't. think
it paid, after all. L wouldn't try to keep
secret again for ten surprises"
'I hope you will never make such another
promise,' - said Mrs. Griscom, gently, "since
it caused you so much mental anguish; and,
besides" she added. with smile, II saw saw
it home; but 1 asked no questions"
ooh, dear!" said Kitty, again; and then
she burst into tears.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24
The Real Life Of a Sailor

every man must take his turn or ''trick" at
the wheel, which is always a monotonous
extremely dangerous duty in bad weather;
morning watch" are called to dinner of
hot pea soup, boiled pork, and piece of an
other kind ;, of meat, usually designated as
salt horse, and supposed to be salted beef,
the ordinary sailor that it ever formed por-
ton of the anatomy of COW or steer.
To relieve the monotony of this diet, he is
occasionally treated to q dessert of "plum-
~ Gq Tslis6ed or StSk tic pudding which is high
This sumptuous meal is then washed down
with coffee and Jack, feeling like a new
man, goes on deck as one Of the Afternoon
watch, which relieves the forenoon watch"
at twelve O'clock
This watch is employed on deck with duties
similar to those engaged in by the watch
it relieved, and at four o'clock in the after
noon gives way to another watch.
hours, hours on duty and, four hours off. But if
tins took place with undertaking regularity,
1t Is evident that one set of men would al
ways be on duty during the best part of the
Hght-an fng1t arrangement that would be mani
testify unfair In order. therefore, that one
watch should not have the long nights duty,
there are what sailors call the "dog watches.D
Ihese watches are the hours between four
the evening. -
The afternoon watch" accordingly, 90
below at four o'clock and come on deck at six
when they have two hours dog watch. AT
eight o'clock they go below again, and thus
by means of these dog watches, the crew Of
ship get alternate nights of duty on deck.
In moderate weather everything is usually
made snug aloft between six and eight in
the evening, when Jacks days work may
be considered as ended. If not on watch, he
can smoke his pipe, sing a song, dance
hornpipe or jig to the accompaniment of a
violin, harmonica, accordion or some other
form of music-there usually being some one
among the crew who possesses and plays one
OF these instruments-or enjoy himself in
any other rational manner.
But if, during the next few hours, or in
the course of the night, the barometer goes
down and the weather looks ominous Of a
gale to windward, he has to turn out of his
snug corner in the forecaste at a moments
notice when he hears the boatswain shout
"All hands shorten sail"
This is one of the worst features of Jacks
life, for, nine chances out Of ten, it is blow
ing great guns when he gropes his way up
on deck and crawls up the shrouds, and you
can form no idea of the perilous momentum
Of vessels pitch until you have been on
her upper yards or jibboom, trying to reef
or furi sails in a heavy sea.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24
Copyright by James Elverson.)

Copyright by James Elverson.)
IN 1OW, you will not tell anybody" said
I'm Cora Deane.
kS=z7 "I'll promise" said Kitty Girls
tkGX4&H com, lightly, and she tripped away
home.
1t was not so much of secret,
but the girls of the Helping Hand
society chose to make it matter of import
ance; There were twelve girls in the society,
an about the same age, and they had accom-
plshed great deal of good making garments
Tor the poor children of the neighborhood;
but three of the girls Mary Chandos, Cora
Deane and Kitty had formed a little clique
OF their own and determined TO make some
thing for the minister.
The Something" resolved itself into set
OF CHAIR and piano-covers, of silk and satin,
elaborately worked in applique and crewel
h1tty was immensely interested in the
scheme; the only thing she didn't like was
the secrecy with which it was conducted Her
mother was her friend in every sense of the
word, and to have secret from her was a
weight on Kitty's mind. But Cora and Mary
were the kind of girls to whom secret was
treasure, and Kitty allowed herself to be
persuaded.
The next day as Kitty was working on the
piano-cover in her room, she heard step on
the stair, and had just time to hide the cover
in the closet before her mother entered.
Kitty" said Mrs Griscom, Il wish you
would go over to Aunt Annie's and get ber
sacque pattern"
"Very well,' answered Kitty, readily.
And then she paused in dismay. If her
mother was left in the room she might dis
cover the secret, as she was quite likely to
go into the closet. Yet the cover could not
be removed now.
"What is the matter?" asked her mother,
curiousy. 'You look so red and uncomfor-
table. Are you ill?'
ooh, no. replied Kitty, trying to laugh,
and running away to escape further ques-
tioning
On her way to Aunt Annie's she met Cora.
''Don't you think" she said, hesitatingly,
"I might tell mother? She is such hand
at crewelwork, and would be a great help.
And besides. she is sure to suspect some
thing"
"Let her suspect" said Cora, reckessly.
"But suppose she asks me?"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24

He imaqines that all sailors live in happy
go-lucky style, doing as they please workihs
when the inclination strikes them ana naVlhs
any number of idle hours in which to lounge
round and kill time by spinning yarns.
As a matter of course this false IDEA mas
been fostered by the authors OF romances oi
tbe sea. in which the sailor is usually palnteo
as a wild, rollicking fellow, whose chief aim
in life is to enjoy himself, without giving
TO shin on some merchant vessel, it would
not be long before he would find all this TO
be mere sentimental bosh, and the daliy rou
tine on board to be of most exactlng
Every Jack-tar lives on a floating house Of
business SO to speak, which is continually
carrying him into unexpected lapors. ne
begins his days work with the morning
watch" at four o'clock, when he is required
to turn out of his by no means roomy bunk
in that part of the ship technically known as
the forecastle, but universally referred to as
and sne wash S'ta all parts Of t. which are usually
begrimed with iron rust, dirt and salt water
He has no trouble in finding the water
necessary for this work, simply tossing,
bucket overheard and hauling it back by
means means of a stout rope attached to the handle
Then, with the aid of buckets and ordinary
brooms. brushes or mops, he. usually succeeds
in making things tolerably clean.
If the ship Is coming 5 into Port p and the cap
tam WISHES Vne ueNNH -, " ~ hi; HIna HIaj tiS
knees and scour the decks with certain arti-
cles called ''holystones"
Now. holystones are not treasured frag-
ments of some classical shrine, but common
looking pieces of sandstone about the size of
a brick, and it is not too much to say that
poetry abandons the nautical mind when the
holystoning process becomes necessary
The operation is always long and laborious,
and the only respite he has from this odious
task is in polishing tarnished brasswork or
being ordered aloft to attend to some trouble
some sail or bit of running gear.
Consequently, by eight o'clock, when he is
relieved by 'ns srerse 10 g watch ne
for breakfast such as is rarely equaled or
surpassed by anything human.
This meal, year in and out, consists of a
liberal supply Of , hot, black beverage called
sweetened, if at all, with molasses.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24

are multifarious depending mainly upon the
state of the weather. If it is calm, they. are
blow, the forenoon watch has its hands
full
Yards must be constantly trimmed, accord
ing to the direction of the wind, sails furled
and running-gear looked after; and, in addi-
ton to a seaman's regular duties of setting
and sail there is always plenty Of
oling, vanishing and painting to do, to say
nothing of the dirty work of tarring the
standing rigging and ropes occasionally. Then
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24

Then, there is ships bread, porridge, or
'burgoo," and a species Of hash called
'lobscouse," which nobody but hungry
Jack, however, is providentially no epieure,
but gastronomic genius who dispatches
everything to satisfy an organic craving with
goat-like facility and relish.
He then fills his pipe, spins, yarns or re-
turns to his unambrosial bunk for a nap,
while his shipmates, the forenoon watch"
are. busy making things snug on deck and
aloft.
Now the duties incumbent on this watch
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-24
Copyright by James Elverson.

CUpYIlRHI
10 the average boy the life of sailor
possesses an irresistible charm, and
at one time or other in his early
years he sighs for an opportunity
to gain a practical insight in'o
its mysteries.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-11

Londyn, II kwietnia. = DR..
Kennard, komisarz stowarzysze-
MIA Society of Friends, wysla-
ny do Rosyi, azeby zbadac poloze
ME w okolicach giodem dotknie-
tych, pisze Samary prosi Stany
Zjednoczone i Anglia pomoc,
gdyz mieszka tam 20 milionow
mieszkancow, ktorzy ME moga
bez wsparcia przezyc do jesieni"
w sanym dystrykcie Samary ty-
siace umariy z glodu, a 10000
widzi pred soba smierc giodowa.
z tych tylko $4,000 otrzymaio
niejahe wsparcie, po jednym po-
silku ma "a godzin, A CT czesto je-
szcze tym jednym posilkiem die
la sic z innymi. To co jest, zaled-
vie wystarczy do I maja. 100000
dzieci potrzebuje gwaltownie NILE
ka, bo zywia sic tylko chlebem z
zoledzi albo nawet 6 trocin lub
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a0zne notatN teIegradGzna.

W Petersburgu skazano ma s lat
ciezkich robot morderce Ludwiki Pre-
vost, sedziwej Amerykanki zamordo-
wanej W pazdzierniku 1906 roku.
- Car podpisai dekret ma mocy kto-
rego rodziny os6b zamordowanych
terroryst6w maja prawo do takich sa-
mych pensyj, jak rodziny os6b pole
glych ma wojnie Japonia.
- Petersburskie gazety reakcyjne
znowu rozpisuja sic "mordach ry-
tualnych" zydow W obec zblizania sic
Wielkanocy prawoslawnego Koscioia'
przypadajacej 2S bm.
Z Petersburga wczoraj wywiezlo-
no niemniej niz $40 osob do Syberyi'
skazanych "a polityczne przestepstwa.
- Rad paryski trzyma W pogoto-
win wojska W obawie, re wybuchna TO
zruchy, gdy rozpocznie sic strajk ogoL
ny, lada chwila oczekiwany.
w Marsylii wojskowi piekarze
zastepuia miejsce strajkujacych, woj
ska strzega piekarh.
- Kedy wczoraj cesarz Wilhelm
przejezdzai sic W automobile, u pewne-
go skretu maio ME wydarzyio sic
nieszczescie. Automobil nagle wstrzy'
mano, by uniknac zetkniecia wozem
ciezarowym. Skohczylo sic ma strachu.
w Berlinie umari W 81 roku ~
cia Ignaz Auer, znany czionek socyah-
stycznej frakcyi W radzie pahstwa.
W New Yorku st. Louis wy
dai diva bankiety Jozef Pulitzer, VIA
sciciel gazet World" Post Dis
patch, okazyi 60 rocznicy swych u
rodzin, dla swego sztabu redaktorow
/ wsp6lpracownik6w. On sam bawi W
Rivierze; gosci podejmowali jego sy-
nowie.
- Prezydent krajowego klubu de-
mokratycznego, John Fox, powrocif z
podr6zy do Europy ma parowcu ,'Kaise-
rim Augusta Viktoria".
- Wczoraj asystent szefa policyi
chicagoskiej, Schuettler, wyjechai
New Yorku Frankiem ]. Constantine,
morderca pani A. W. Gentry, do Chi
cago.
: w Chattanooga. Tenn, odbyi sic
bankiet ma czesG W. j. Bryana z po-
wodu jego urodzin. Ma bankiecie pre-
m6wii John Temple Graves, wydawca
Atlanta Georgian, radzn by
Bryan W przyszlym roku ma konwen-
CYL demokratycznej wniosi nominacye
Roosevelta ma prezydenta. W odpowie-
dzi Bryan uzasadniai, dlaczego tego
ME m6g}by uczyni6, i oswiadczyi, re
gdsby demokraci mieli nominowac ia
kiego republikanina, to proponowalipy
chyba senatora La Follette'a VIE
consin.
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kR0TKIE HOTATKl MIEJSKIE.

. - Ma tutejszym yuniwersyteeIs W
Chicago" paine pierwszenstwa ma po-
pisie kraramowczym otrzymaia dziew-
czyna: pna H. Grimm, kt6ra tel uni
wersytet ten reprezentowac bedzie ma
kontescie Centralnej Ligi Mowc6w,
kt6ry odbedzie sic dnia 2Ogo b. m. We
wspomnianym uniwersytecie.
- zawaIiio sle rusztowanle przy "a.
kiejs budowie W zakladacn firmy In
ternational Harvester Co., przy ul.
106tej Terrence ave. 20 robotnik6w
kt6rzy ma MEM pracowali we wysoko-
Sci 60 stop ponad ziemia. spadio ma
ziemie. przyczem jeden z.nich, is letni
G., Duglas. 1888 Madison ave. zabity
zostal ma miejscu, inni zaS odnieSA
lzejsze rany pokaleczeniA
w posoni "a ziodzeIami ziamas
noge dr.. 8. Burner, 4063 Perry str,
ktory wczoraj iadac tramwaju Clark
str. upuscii portmonete. zawierajaca
s1OO, kiedy sic obr6cii by ia podniesc.
uz jej ME ujrzai ma ziemL tylko o
pare krokow umykali jacys dwaj mez-
czyzni. DR.. Bumer puscii sic "a mimi W
siusznem podetrzeniu, ze to ziodzieje.
kiedy nagle wskutek ziego stspienia
ziamai noge W samem kolanie.
znaIazta w .kieszenIach mellow.
skich Gala paczke list6w miiosnych Cd
r64nyeh kobiet 1 "a to panii orell who
sia podanie rozw6d. MAJ JED jak
twierdzI ME dba o mia wcale odeslai
ja do matkt. a sam widocsnie sic baia-
muci 8 inneml
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-11

sedziow przysieglych upomnlai,
by sadzili wedle gfosu swego SD
nienia.
Sedzia w instrukcyach swoich
wykazal roznice pomiedzy NOR
derstwem pierwszego drugie-
go stopnia, zabojstwem, wyja-
snii, jake znaczenie ma teorya
obiakania w ustawach newjor-
skich, wedle ktorych oblakanie
ME jest usprawiedliwieniem, je-
zeli sprawca morderstwa mial
swiadomosc, co czyni, lub re czyn
ktory poplenia, jest nieprawnym,
dodal, re charakter ofiary ME po-
winien bye uwzgledniany przy
zastanawianiu sic mad wyrokiem
i zakohczyl swe instrukcye upo-
mnieniem, by sedziowie ME "a
pominali O swej przysiedze roz-
strzygali zgodnie sumieniem.
o godz. SLY sad przysieglych
cofnal sic ma narady. Do godz. II
ME byio rezultatu, a gdy sedzie-
mu oznajmiono, re niema nadziei
by sedziowie sic zgodzili, poleci},
by pozostali w zamknieciu do
dzisiaj do godz. 10 rano.
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OdpOwiedz prezydenta izby posl6w rosyjskiej
do premiera StO}ypina.
NieszczeScie przy pozarze w Lizbonie.
lrT-RZYN OTRZYMUJE WAzNY URZAD Cd PREY
DENTA ROOSEVELTA.
Dstatni dzef rOzpraw prOcesie Thaw'a New YOrku'

skup Strossmayer byl sam zwo-
lennikiem goracym Ygiagollcy
ale widzial w tenn srodek propa-
CANDY katolicyzmu srod Slowlan
poludniowych zjednoczenia ich
pod beriem austryackim. Przewa-
zajacy w Austryi wpiyw Wegrow
zamiary te udaremniio Wegrzy
uwazali organizowanie Slowian
pod egida Austryi "a zgubne dla
siebie. z tego powodu odwieczna
wiernosc dla tronu przywiazanie
do Austryi Chorwatow znacznie
oslably, a nadzieje ma poparcie da
zenia do samodzielnosci prawno-
politycznej Chorwacyi ze strony
Wiednia znikne}y.
Skorzystali tego Wegrzy'
Partya Kossutha miala tradycyJ-
na daznosc cd r. 1S48 do oparcla
sic ma pahstwach baikahsklch'
Zwiazek z temi pahstwam dalby
moznoSc tax upragnionego rozwo
iu dIa przemyslu wegierskiego,
Poparcie Wegr6w osmielilo rad
belgradzki wobec Austryi; We
grzy dzielnie sekundowali Ser
bonn, napadajac ma b. ministra
spraw zagranicznych hr. Goiu-
chowskiego. PrzyszloSc Slowian
poludniowych, jak zapewniano
Serb6w, zalezy ME cd Austryi ale
cd Wegier. w Zagrzebiu Nadia
rzy umieli przeciagnac ma swa
strone znaczna czeSc opinii. Ko-
alicya wegierska zawaria przy-
mierze przedstawicielami Choir
wacyi. Zwolennicy zgody koa-
licya uzyskali wiekszosc w sej-
mie. ,,Stronnictwo prawa", donna
gajace sic uni religijnej Chorwa-
cyl Wegrami, zostaio przy od-
powiednim nacisku Pesztu Po-
bite wyborach. Zgromadzenie po-
lityk6w chorwackich w Fiume,
pod przewodnictwem b. ministra
Polony'ego, zazadaio przylaczenia
do Chorwacyi - Dalmacyi, kra-
ju austryackiego.
w sejmie chorwackim, W serb
skiej skupczynie zaczeto krytyko-
wac administracye BoSni Her
cogowiny. Slowian poludniowych
zwrocono przeciw Austryi; ogia-
golica" miala s}uzyc innym ce-
lom, niz "a biskupa Strossmayera
miala zblizyc katolickich Chorwa-
tow do prawosiawnych Serbow.
Ten przebieg agitacyi objaSnia
stanowisko rzadu austryackiego
wobec liturgii starosiowiahskiej
nagane Franciszka Jozefa, udzie
Iona sejmowi chorwackiemu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-04-11
kronika MiejscoWa.
Nowy szef policyi miejskiej.

F. Busse nowy burmistrz "a
mianowal szefem policyi chicago
skiej G. Shippy'ego, by}ego kapi--
tana i wieloletniego cz}onka poll
cyl miejskiej. Shippy ma lat 50,
urodzii sic W Chicago jest pocho
dzenia niemieckiego. Odznacza sic
podobno znacznym zapasem ener-
gil, wyr6znia zdolnosciami. Pan
shippy znajdzie W Chicago do
dzialania pole znaczne wdziecz-
ne bedzie mogl ma MEM zdolno-
sci swe rozwinac, a energii dac DO ,,
woody, alibowiem Department po-
licyi miejskiej pozostawiaa ba4rd1zo 10
wiele do zyczenia donaga sic dla
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PRZEGLAD
PaITfD MIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago, IL kwietnia 1907


Do ostatnich lat Austrya u-
trzvmywala najgl0wniejsze swe
silly wojskowe W Galicyi ma gra-
nicy rosyjskiej. Obecnie wzmac-
r;ane sa stale garnizony mad gra-
MICA wloska, W Ostatnich zaS CA
sach mad granica serbska. Jedno-
czesnie gromadzenie armii austry-
ackiej ma tych dwoch pograni-
each ME Jest dzielem prostego
przypadku. .Weziy pokrewienstwa
sacza dw6r wloski serbskim |
czarnog6rskim; zbrojenia, jake
" ostatnich czasach przedsiewzie-
" te drobne pahstwa ME obyiy
sic bez pomocy Wloch. TIE ostat-
ME mialy zamiar, w razie wybu-
chu krok6w nieprzyjacielskich za4
atakowaG Austrye nietylko cd Po-
ludniowego zachodu, ale i cd Po-
ludniowego wschodu.
Bee ob&ej pomocy ME odwazy-
laby sic maia Serbia zadzierac ze
swa sasiedka, Cd ktorej przez dlu
gle lata byla zalezna, zwiaszcza
pod wzgledem ekonomicznym.
Rad belgradzki ME cofnal sic
pred zerwaniem stosunkow han
dlowych Acknowledgment, ma
razajac rolnictwo krajowe na ME-
powetowane straty, azeby tylko
zamknaG granice celna dla prze-
myslu austryackiego. Zaokupowa-
na przez Austro-Wegry Bosnia
Jest terenem antyaustryackiej a
gitacyi, kt6rej nici skupiaja sic
jakoby W Belgradzie. Agitatorzy
pod postacia turyst6w lub chic
pow przebiegaja kraj caiy rozda-
lac podburzajace wydawnictwa
W Europie oczernia sic W pam
fletach rzady austryackie W Bo-
$ni.
Rad wiedenski ma wiosne przy
gotowany jest do powazniejszych
rozruch6w W BoSni, kt6re beda
popierane przez Czarnog6rze j
Serbie. Mega one wywo}ac zawie-
ruche wojskowa. Austrya obawia
siszwlaszcza zburzenia novel ko-
lei, prowadzacej do poludniowo-
wschodniej granicy BoSni przez
OEolice dixie siabo zaludnione !;
Wowczas garnizony austryackie,
stOjqce W sandzaku Nowo-Bazar-
skim, byiyby odciete. Demonstra-
eva wojsk austryackich ma grant
cy Serbii jest dla niej groznem
osuzezeniem.
Serb, pOse{ Supilo, podni6sl w
sejmie chorwackim koniecznosc
we'elenia BoSni i Hercogowiny
d OSerbii. Zaprotestowali pre-
CIV temu Chorwaci, t. wv. kato-
hccy Serbowie, zamieszkali w
BoSni. w sejmie zadano wciele-
MIA Bo$ni do Chorwacyi.
L lnnego zrodia czerpiemy via
domosci, kt6re rzucaja swiat}o ma
naJnowszy zatarg o .glagolice"
w nabozenstwie koScielnem. Jak
PiSallSmy' rozstrzygniecie przez
Rzym sporu .giagolice" ma ME
korzySc tel Ostatniej wywoIalo o.
golne wzburzenie. Sejm chorwa-
cki zwrocii sic do obradujacych
W Zarze biskup6w dalmatynskich
Z zadaniem uznania praw liturgii
starossowiahskiei. Cesarz Franci-
seek Jozef udziell "a to nagane
prezydyum sejmu podczas au-
dyencyi zwracajac uwage ma prze
kroczenie atrybucyi. Nagana ce-
sarska ma g}ebsze uzasadnienie.
Znakomity polityk chorwacki, BIZ