davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-01
Rzez W Marokko!
Razui g6ra: SGigaG go ME mOga grO1 smisrcIa jeiGa
IHagi wdOk ma niemieckO=amerykahskie przynierze()
Straki W Irlandyi-i pOlcya chce strajkOwaG!-SpOt-
kanie cara ceSarzem WiIhemem.- kr0l dulski
Ia ISlandyi.-WSr6d winOgrOdnik0W spOk0j
JapO1czycy rozwiazai korea1ska armie.
WSTRETNA SEKTA w NIEMCZECH.
trzech zgineo kOeach Strajk
g6rnk0w. Echa katasrOty Salem. Smutny kres
wyscg6w. Ogien domu waryat6w.
A wowcza. :. ,,nieszczesna

fraCyO!
,,Flota angielska moze znisz-
czyc flote niemiecka, zburzyc han
del nieniecki; ale mic ma swiecle
ME przeszkodzi wojskom ME
mieckim zalac Fracye Cd Paryza
do Lyonu Cd La Manche'u do
morza Srodziemnego. Francuzi
myla sic grubo, jeSli przypuszcza-
ia, re i tym razem Niemcy zado-
wolnia sic kontrybucya. Me
Niemcy zawladna prowincyam-
p6Inocnemi wraz Calais Bou-
logne, a Belgia Luksemburg
zostana przyiaczone, ma do
trvumfu, do Niemiec. Rosya, Hisz
pdnia i inne kraje ME oSmiel9 sic
wystapic przeciwko zwycieskim
Niemcom. Zdobycie wybrzeza cd
Boulogne do Antwerpii bedzie
poSzstkiem konca panowania
angielskiego ma morzu". Tu Mar
tin zaczyna bredzic: ma 1000 ba-
ld1ach aluminiowych przewozi
do Anglii W ciagu godziny 2Sc,
900 zolnierzy l.. zwycieza oczy-
wiscie Anglie. w calej Europie
pozostaja tyll1o Niemcy..-
,,Wojna miedzy Prusami Aus
trya- konkluduje Martin da}a
poczatek zwiazkowi poinocno4nie
mieckiemu; wojna Niemiec z
Francyq stworzyia Cesarstwo.
Wojna Niemiec z Anglia dopro-
wadzi do stworzenia Wielkich
Niemiec przysziOsci..."
TAX marry i grozi imperyallsta
niemiecki. -Grozby jego wydawac
sic moga fantazya, ale marzenla
o opanowaniu Swiata calego
raz czesciej zaprzataja glowy
.,trzezwych" Niemc6w.
Japohia najwyrazniej day do
wylacznego panowania Ina ocea-
ME Spokojnym, ma co oczywiscie
Stan. Zjed. ME moga sic zgodzic.
Stan Kalifohnia samowolnie gwa1-
ci traktat Stan6w z Japonia VIA
DE kalifornijskie roznemi szyka-
nami usuwaja z kraju robotnlkow
iaponskich. Naprzyklad. amery-
kanska rodzina, ktora najmie a
ponczyka lub Japoslke do siuzby
domowei, stale sic cd razu pred
miotem policyjnych udreczen.
Przedsiebiorcy robot publcznych
nj, maja prawa najmowa6 Japon-
czyk0w. Rad waszyngtonski da-
remnie czyni przedstawienia VIA
dzom kalifornijskim; che rozwi-
iaia swa niechec do Japohczykow
Ot6z to ma bye przyczyna ma
prezenia, kt6re wediug dzienni-
k6w nowojorskich moze doprowa
die do wojny. katwo to jedhak
napisac wyraz ,,wojna" zwiaszcza
20 angielsku, skoro sic sklada
tylko trzech liter: War, ale wca-
lie ME iatwo wypowiedziec, sto-
lac ma czele pahstwa, prowadzlc
ia. To tez Roosevelt Oswiadcza
wbrew caiemu chorowi dzien-
nk6w howojorskich, re ami mu
wojna ME przechodzi przez H.
i ze tax Jest od niej daleki, jak Cd
wycieczki ma ksiezyc.
Aby stoczy6 pomyslna wolne
takim przeciwnikiem, jak ia
ponia, niedosc jest przerzucic TO-
te z Atlantyku ma ocean Spokolny
Trzeba jeszcze mice twlero--
morskie, sklady zywnoSci amu-
nicyi. dostateczna arnie ladowa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-01
Pittsburg, Pa, I sierpnia. :

Pittsburg, Pa, 1 sierpnia. =
w Pittsburgh wczorajszej nocy
srozyi sic wielki pozar. Jedna O.
SODA poniosla smierc, 3 zosta}y
mocno skaleczohe, a 600 chorym
ma umySle groziio powazne ME-
bezpieczenstwo, kiedy spione}y
try gmachy municypalne W
MarShalsea.
Ogien powstal W pralni pred
ko przeniosl sic na Line gnachy
sasiednie. Opadajace injury zabi-
iy dotychczas niepoznanego mez-
czyzne, trzej inni zostali bolesnie
skaleczehi. Ranni nalezeli do slaz
by zakladu.
Pomiedzy waryatami powstala
panika trudnoScia zdolano icl
przepedzic do bezpiecznego inlej-
sea. = Z Pittsburgh ma miejsce
pozaru specyalnymi pociagami
przyjechala straz pozarna. Wy
rzadzona szkode obliczaja ma
$4,000.
Rutte. Mont. sierpnia. =
Aresztowany osadzi1y w WIG
zieniu pod zarzutem zatrzynanla
pociagu kolei Northern Pacific
zamordowania maszynisty, rabus
Jerry Tower przyzna} sic do WI
nv zdradzil wspolnikow. Byli
mimi Joe Gorddl, G. c. Hastings
Dutch Gorddn, ktorzy, wediug
lego zeznai, wstrzymali pociag /
inzyniera zabili, on jedynie u
krywal ich w swoim mieszkanlu.
Bandyci odgrazali sic smiercla,
iezeli ich zdradzi.
Uczestllikow napadu ME aresz-
towano, poniewaz zbiegli. - To-
wer pochodzi Galesburg, Ill
Liczy lat 22.
Worthwhile, Mich, 1 sierpnia.-
Wczoraj znow W dalszym ciagu
prowadzono sledztwo w sprawie
kolizyi ma kolei Marquette W po-
blizu miasta Salem, w ktorej 20
lipca 81 osob zostaio zabitych,
rannych przeszio 100. Glowhym
swiadkiem byi telegrafista z Sa-
lem, ktory mogl byi zapobiedz
katastrofie, ale miai "a duzo ro-
boty. Dean Perkins zeznawA, re
wszystkiemu ME moze podoiac.
Opiekuje sic bowiem sprzedaza
biletow, bagazem, frachtem, depe
szami, sygnaiami poczta. W
chwili 'kiedy przejezdzal pociag
ekskursyjny Perkinsa ME byio
ma stacyi. Poszedi bowiem ma
poczte listami wrocil 4 minu-
ty pozniej. Sluzba pociagu twier-
dzi, re instrukcye by}y pisane TAX
niewyraznie, re ich czytac ME
mogla.
Boston, Mass, l sierpnia. = u
roczyscie obchodzono tutaj tax
wv. New England Day pocllod
by} wielki, bralo w MIN udzial 1O,-
900 ludzi.
Przy tel okazyi otwarto nowy
stalowy most, zbudowany kosz-
tenn S3,OOO,0OO, }aczacy miasto
Boston Cambridge. Most ten "a
czeto budowac w r. 1900, dlugos>
wynosi 300 stop. = Przy otwar-
ciu obecni byli generalowie Mel
son Miles.
Washington, D. c., sierpnia.
- Statystyka wykazuje, re W 3cn
miesiacach b. r. ma kolejach zela-
znych i ulicznych 9O,56S osoby
stracily zycie W samych Stanach
Zjednoczonych Jesli tax nadal
pojdzie to w roku koleje zabija
$4,000 ludzi. Dopiero w marcu
przyszlego roku obostrzone prawa
jazdy kolejowej wejda W zycie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-01

poczem weszli do przewodu, do
stall sic MIN do suteren sasiednie-
60 wyszynku Ottona Nespitala
pm. 229 w, Chicago ave., a tam
rozbili boczne drzwi wiodace ma
dwor i uciekli. Pc godz. IL VIE
czorem, 13 letni Jozef Szylinski,
pomieszczony w cell sasiedniej,
powiedziaI klucznikowi, re re snu
obudzii 60 jakis loskot W cell sa-
siedniej. Kiedy do owej cell zaJ-
rzano, spostrzezono sprytna u
cieczke obu aresztantow. Teraz
policya szuka ich ma nowo.
Zastrzelony przez rabusia.
w mieszkaniu pani Jennie Nc
Mullen pm. 4544 Indiana ave.,
wczoraj rano okolo godz. 80 O.
budzila sic nagle jej siostrzenica,
Anna Walsh i usiadlszy ma loz-
ku, spostrzegla jakiegos cziowie-
ka ktory stall przy otwarteJ JeJ
komodzie. Przerazona krzykneia
i krzyk ten obudzii dwu jej bra
ci w sasiedniej sypialni, Alberta
E, Walsha i Leona Walsha. Il
wybiegiszy spostrzegli cziowieka
wybiegajacego sypialni ich sio-
stry; Albert rzucii sic XII niemu
probowal go zatrzymac, pod
czas gdy Leon pobiegi napowrot
do sypialni po' revolver. RADIUS
ednak strzelii, trafif Alberta w
czoio i zabil go ma miejscu, po-
czem umkna}. Gdy Leon powr6-
Gil, ujrzal brata lezacego ma po-
diodze. Zawezwano lekarza, ale
ten zdo}a} tylko smierc skonsta-
towac. Policya uwiadomiona
zbrodni przybyia ma miejsce "a
jeia sic szukaniem mordercy, kto-
ry doswiadczonym musia} bye
rabusiem. Okazaio sic, re wyciaf
w jadalni siatkowe okienko,
wszedi przez otwarte okno do po-
ko6u, otworzyl sobie tdrzwi do
kuchni dla zapewnienia sobie u
cieczki prawdopodobnie zachlo-
roformowal pania McMullen,
gdyz ia, obudziwszy sic, czuia
zawrot giowy, poczem zabierai
sic do pladrowania mieszkania.
Sp}oszony krzykiem Amy Walsh,
zabral tylko portmonetke zawie-
rajaca So i ucieki, kiedy go "a
trzyma} Albert E. Walsh.
Zastrzelony liczyi lat 22.
Czyli jak czesto wolno policyar-
towi - kia1nae?
Rozwiazaniem takiego original
nego zapytania ma sic zaiac komi-
sya sluzby cywilnej, jak wczoraj
oswiadczyl jei prezydent Elton
Lower. 'Chodzi rozstrzygniecld
kwestyi, "a jake k}amstwa poli'
cyanta nalezy odprawiac re sluaby,
lub jake k}amstwa jego mona pu-
szczae p}azem. Komisarz Zina X.
Carter utrzymuje, ze "a najdrob-
niejsze k}amstwo, jakiego policy
ant sic dopusci, mp. "a faiszyws
podanie wieku, nalezy policyants
odprawit. Komisarz Mckinley
natomiast, jako adwokat ~, u
trzymuje, re ME nalezy bye tax su-
rowym, a nawet ME waha sic twier-
die, re obywatel, kt6ry nigdy nie
dopuscif sic klamstwa, niezdatnym
jest do pelnienia siuzby policyj-
nej, = bo wedle iegozdania niekie-
dy kfamstwo ,,dla dobra sfuzby"
bywa potrzebnem. :. Przewodni-
czacy Lower ME chce rozstrzygac
zawi}ej tel kwestyi j zdaje ise, re
ostatecznie rozstrzygnac ia bedzie
musia} doradzca prawny komisyi,
Howard O. Sprogle, kt6ry jake adj
wokat zapewne podzieli zdanie p.
McKinleya.
Dotychczas stawalo pred komi-
sya oko}o so policyant6w, kt6rym
udowodniono falszywe zeznania ty-
czace sic ich wieku. Cd kilku ty- ,
oodn; odhv1poi 10 cia hodonio fi1v.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-01


mytnictwu; przeciw wnioskowi
glosowaly: Stany Zjedn., Fran
eva, Rosya, Czarnogora Niemcy.
= Charakterystyczna jest rzecza,
re Anglia we wszelkich sprawach,
dotyczacych wojny ma morzu zaj
mule stanowisko zasadniczo pre-
ciwne temu jake zajmuja Mem
cy, CO dale pow6d do wielu ko-
mentarzy, czynionych zwlaszcza
przez prase niemiecka. Niemcy "a
to staraja sic postepowac reka W
reke z Ameryka istotnie W Kill
ku kwestyach poparly jej stano-
wisko nawzajem Cd niej popar-
cia doznaly. OczywiScie Niemcy
uwazaja to "a wielki swoj sukces
dyplomatyczny Z tel jednomysl-
nosci obiecuja juz sobie polity-
czne zblizenie, moze przymie-
RE niemiecko-amerykanskie (?O!
Belfast, Irlandya, l sierpnia. =
Do miasta tego wciaz jeszcze z
calej okolicy Sciagaja wojsko, kto-
rego obecnie jest tam oko}o 1000;
dowodzi to, re wladze zamySlaja
stIumic siia wszelkie rozruchy
zaburzenia. Przyszlo do mich juz
onegdaj z powodu wielkiego
strajku robotnikow portowych,
Sytuacya jest tenn grozniejsza, re
miastu grozi rownoczesnie strajk
policyantow urzednikow poll
cyjnych, ktorzy zadaja wiekszej
placy ma tel podstawie, re dzieki
przewlekajqcemu sic strajkowi,
sluzba ich stala sic wielce uclazll-
wsza niebezpieczniejsza. Policya
w Belfast otrzymala Cd garnizo-
now policyjnych innych miast
irlandzkich listy solidaryzujace
sic jej wystapieniem orzeka-
jace, re skoro policyanci w Bel
fast zaczna strajkowac, to "a nj
mi pojdzie policya We wszystkich
miastach Irlandyi. Jutro, 2go bm.
ma sic odbyc zebranie pochod
demonstracyjny policyantow; "a
rzadzono ma ten dzien wszelkie
srodki dla zachowania spokoju.
Petersburg, sierpnia. - Car
wsiada dis ma swoj jacht ,,Stan-
DART, ably udac sic w podroz, W
ktorej ma sic spotkac ma Balty-
ku z ces. Wilhelmem. Miejsce do
kladne spotkania jest nieznane,
wszelkie umowy re zjazdem tym
zlaczone odbywaja sic "a pomoca
telegraph bez drutu. Spotkanie od-
bedzie sic w sobote hub w niedzie-
le. Vienna w MEM take udziaf
ministrowie marynarkl o b
panstw.
Rejkjavik, Islandya, 1 sierpnia.
- Onegdaj urzadzono ma Geese
krola Fryderyka duhskiego, ba-
wiacego ma Islandyi bankiet, ma
ktorym krol przemawial o swoich
ma Islandye jej ludnoSc polity-
cznych pogladach i planach. Krol
zaznaczyl, re pragnie zachowac
dla Islandyi w caiej pelni jej VOL
nose i konstytucye, komisya
jaka zamianowal, zlozona czlon-
k6w parlamentu duhskiego /
slandzkiego sejmu ma sic zajac re-
wizya praw islandzkich uregu-
lowac stosunek wyspy do Danii
tax, ably oba kraje po}aczyc ME
rozerwalnym wezlem.
Paryz, l sierpnia. - Stosunki
w dystryktach winogrodniczych,
uporzadkowanych juz znacznie,
uspokoily sic do tego stopnia, re
wladze odwoluja wojsko okolic
do niedawna bardzo burzliwych.
Nadto, postapowil Rad wypuscit
"a kaucya wszystkich przywod-
COW strajku winogrodnikow, a
miedzy mimi Marcelego Alberta
i M. Ferroula, burmistrza Mar
bonny.
Soeul, Korea, l sierpnia. =
Wczoraj Rad japohski ma Korei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-08-01
W akoIs.

w szkoIe.
Nauczyc!el: Jak sic nazywa stolics
Bawaryi?..
Uczeh: tpo giebokim enamyzls).
Dubcska.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-14
YALE SENIORS QUALITIES.
Young Truesdaic Latest, So Say His
Observation-Disclosures Hanosomest.

Observation-Disclosures Hanosomest-
In the class annual of Yale seniors.
which was recently published. Calvin
the Lackawanna railroad president. is
put down as having been voted the
LATEST member says 4 New Haven
special to the New York Times. Ed
ward II. Hart of Brooklyn. the inter
collegiate dcbater. is declared to be
most likely to succeed i'll life.
Charles Pomeroy Otis of Andover,
Mass. is the greatest grind; Captain
Samuel Morse of the football eleven
the most popular member: stephen
LcSher Landom OF New York city the
handsomest: George Harold Wiess of
Schuylkill Haven. Pa, the 'nerviest
and the windest;" l.. 4. Doherty of
Murray, Ida. the most scholarly: Will
liam T. Knox. who will be head foot
tall coach next fail. the all around
athlete and member who has done most
for Yale: Harold sherman Wells Of
Scranton the best natured; Theodore
Ives briggs of Waterbury the best
dressed and jeremiah II. Jones OF
Havcrhill the wittieSt.
The class voted that. next TO Yale.
Princeton was the favorite college
She received IFS votes to - for Har-
ward, % for Williams and s for Cor
nell.
Professor William Lyon Phelps was
the favorite professor, the brightest
member of the faculty and the pleas
ATTEST: Professor Charlton NJ. Lewis
| the hest lecturer and most polished,
and Professor kreider the best teach
| er
Tie favorite amusement of the class
| is stated to be theater going.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-14
Insanity Follows
Loss of Sleep
DR.. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills
give restful, natural sleep by a
steadying tonic effect.

Rob anyone night after night of nat
ural sleep and a mental and general
breakdown is bound to occur Try and
relieve this condition with Bromides,
Choral or Opiates and the system goes
to pieces. Take a systematic course of
treatment with the DR.. A. w. Chase's
Nerve Pills that give natural. restful
sleep by tonic, steadying power and
you get well.
Mrs. Randolph Knutti of No. SO Penn
st, Salem, Ohio, says: Day times
was always nervouS-children's noises
and little things upset and worried me
and at night / could not sleep. As
result I felt depressed and debilitated.
| was told Of DR.. a. w. Chase's Nerve
Pills and got some and they acted finely
they made my nerves steady and
strong. gave me restful sleep and
splendid feeling of general strength and
vigor. I don't worry or bother now
about small things any more, and am
very grateful for the change. AS a
nerve and general tonic l consider the
medicine has no equal soc a box at
all dealers or DIR. A. w. Chase Medi-
cine Co, Buffalo, N. Y. None genuine
without the signature and portrait of
DR.. A. w. Chase.
For Sale at Harper House Pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-14
The Magic No. 8.

Number three is a wonderful mascot
for Geo. II. Paris, of Cedar Grove
Me, according to letter which reads
after suffering much with liver anj
kidney trouble. and becoming greatly
discouraged by the failure to find re
lief, | tried Electric Bitters. and as :
result | am a wei man today. ThJ
first bottle relieved and three bottle
completed the cure" Guaranteed hes
remedy for stomach. liver and kidn2y
troubles, by w. T. Hartz, druggist, 301
Twentieth street; 50 cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-14

can't wait no longer, FOR I've goC 10
smoke Il cigar in me library at IL
O'Clock. according TO me won't"
In the howl which followed he van
ished.
Just at this moment "Shoestring Ar
my Chase, who admitted to being a
professional beggar, Spied an opportu-
nifty to do some business. He got up
and began to circulate among tina
newspaper men and other 0niookers,
with Il dilapidatcd hat outStrctched.
The nerve Of his proceeding rs ali
invited banquet guest drew enthUsi-
aStic appreciation from the bees and
money from those to whom the hat
was offered. Then "Shoestring" re
turned To his beer and cigar. a good
evenings work accomplished.
Among the addresses received with
particular applause was the speech of
"PittSburg Joe" who discussed the sub
iect How I've Lived Without Work"
John Smith who has served fourteen
years in Jail at various times and al
mitS he never until recently did Il day.
work except under comrulSion. toll
''Why the Criminal Has Il Hard Face"
why I Hang Around Barrel Houses
was the topic selected 10y speaker
who is known only as Fred the Bum"
The banquet was brought to Il close
by an address by Or. Reitman. WHO
spoke on the motto Of the Brotherhood
Welfare association, ''Kindness and No
Red Tape
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-14
BOUDOlRS FOR FINE STEEDs
Lavish Decorations at Horse Show In
London-Arera a Sylvan Scene.

Among the many lavish features Of
the horse show at Olympia in London
not the least noticeable is the decora-
ton OF the stalls prepared for the COM
pct!ng horses, says a London cable de-
spatch to the New York Sun. Some of
these suggest boudoirs. Immense flow
er baskets filed with roses and other
poisoning plants hang from the cell
ing, while the walls are draped with
rich icolored hangings.
Mr.. Armour's champions repose in
stalls lined with white chiffon, the
outside being covered with red and
yellow plush. Mr.. Vanderbilts TWEEN
ty-six horse boxes are draped with
maroon plush. Mr.. WiHanS has COW
cred the walls of his stalls with Grim
son cloth edged with gold braid. The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-14

GulnneSsca. Inc Dublin brewers. nave
dcc>cd theirs with Cambridge blue
cloth.
Large sums have been paid to west
end upholsterers 10 carry out the work.
This arena is quite rural scene Hun
dreds of tons of earth and turf have
been laid down III which growing
chestnut, willow and oak trees twenty
five feet high have been planted. be-
sides shrubs and Towering plants in-
Vulnerable.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-10-04
WIT or THE YOUNGSTERS.
~~~~~~~~~~~

How old are you, Mabel?" asked the
inquisitive caller. "I'm seven and five-
twelfths years." answered Mabel, who
has a great liking for fractions.
Sunday School Teacher-''Which one
of the commandments did Adam break
when he partook of the forbidden
fruIt?" Bright Pupll-"He didn't break
any. They hadn't been invented then" I"
Little Joe-"Papa, Is a man born in
Poland called Pole?" Papa-"Yes, my
son." Little Joe-"And is man born
in Holland Hole, papa?" Papa
Young man, It's time you were In bed"
Dorothy was accustomed to having
her eggs broken into the cup before
they came to the table. One morning
she said: Mamma, why can't have
my eggs cooked with the hulls on, same
as you DOR
Little Johnny-"Mamma says you
are awfully rich. Are your" Visitor
-"Oh, no, Johnny. I'm not SO rich as
lots of other men," Little johnny
"Aren't you rich enough to be kept out
Of heaven when you die?"
Father-"Tommy, you seem to have
been at the foot of your class quite
often. Why aren't you at the head oc-
casionally, like Willie JonesT Tommy
-"Oh, Willie has smart father and
I suppose he takes after him."
"Why, Johnny, what's the matter
with your face?" queried the anxious
mother of a small boy, whose counte-
nance looked like a railway map. "Oh,
answered Johnny, Sammy Higgins
said he didn't like my face, so he fixed
1t to suit himself" =
Small Elsie-'The gentleman in the
library says I'm the most intelligent
little girl he ever saw" Mamma
(proudly)-"Did you recite 'Curfew
Shall Not Ring Tonight for him?''
Small Elsie-"No. When papa sug.
gested 1t l declined"
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1907-10-04
A Curious story.

A few miles from the residence of
the late premier Of England, the Mar
Qus of Salisbury, in the little village
OF Tewin, Hertfordshire, there are tiye
large trees growing out Of single
grave; and thereby hangs a curious
story. On the slab that marks the
grave was carved the inscription:
"Here lyeth inter'd the body Of the
Right Honorable Lady Anne Crime
stone, wife Of Sir Samuel Grlmestone,
Bart, of Gohambury in Hertfordshire,
daughter Of the late Right Honorable
the Earl of Thanet, who departed this
life Nov. %, 1713, in the Goth year of
her age"
The village story says that Lady
Grlmestone, persisting in lifelong de
NAL OF the existence Of God, on her
death bed declared In answer 10 the
exhortatlons of her friends that II In
the other world she found that there
was indeed a God five trees would
grow out OF her grave. The woman
died and was buried. Shortly after the
lnterment the five little shoots began
to appear, growing constantly until
they split the masonry and wrecked the
ralllngs about the tomb.
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A Battle of Butterflies.

"a battle. Of butterflies" said the
japanese viscount firmly.
"Impossible!" cried the lady on his
right.
"Oh," the vlscount insisted, "the
thing Is authenticated. 1t happened
en- Aug. 20, 1889. Tales and poems
without number have been written on
1t. On the evening Of Aug. 20 two
opposing armies Of the butterflies
fought an aerial battle between Nojima
and Kavasaki Mura. The fight con-
tinued till sunset, when the smaller
army turned and retreated, the vlctors
pursuing it till all were 2lost in the
rosy sunset haze. The ground beneath
the combat was thickly strewn with
wounded and dead warriors. The bat
tie drew a thousand people. 1t oc
Cured about thirty feet up in the air
The spectators were amazed and hor
ror stricken to see these gentle blue
butterflies graphing and struggling
furiously and silently in blue blizzard
above their heads"
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A pretty anecdote Of dog Is given
in Sir G. ]. r. Bunbury's Diaries and
Correspondence" 1t was told by Sir
George Napier. When the British army
was in the south of France, after the
Battle of Toulouse, Sir George and sew
eral other officers visited the house Of
gentleman who had very fine dog,
a poodle.
The dog had been trained to receive
food only when offered by the right
hand, and the gentlemen all amused
themselves with testing his steadlness
In this respect, and found that he con-
stantly refused to take bread from the
left hand
But when he came to Sir George
who, having lost his right arm, OF
course offered the bread with his left
hand, the dog looked earnestly at him
and accepted the bread.
Then the other officers tried to de
ceive him by disgusting themselves &C
as to appear to have lost the right arm
but the dogs sagaclty was not to be
baffled, and he steadily refused 10 take
bread from the left hand, except from
the one who was really one-handed.
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~,The enormous quantity Of iron ore
which Is being scooped from the ranges
about Lake Superior, dug out Of the
hills of Alabama and Tennessee and
hoisted from the deep pits Of Pennsyi-
vania, has caused the geologist and
mlneraIogist to make startling predlc-
tions. Some Of them have gone so far
as to say that we are approaching an
era when iron may rank among the
xarer metals because Of Its scarcity.
Even James j. Hill, the railroad mag
nate and developer of the Northwest,
who was one of the first to realize the
vast deposits of ore in the Superior
ranges, has made the prophecy that
perhaps within a half century most Of
the richer ore beds will be exhausted
aud that we may be obliged to go out
side OF America for much Of the raw
material for our smelters and fur
naces."-Technica World Magazine.