davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

sp6tka1 surowy bolesny "a
w6d. Chec reagowania ma tc
potworne prawo dale sic "a
uwazyc wsr6d Polak6w. Ma
wszelki jednak wypadek trze-
ba bye przygotowanym do
zacietej walki wyborczej, kt6.
ra ciagle bedzie owiana du-
chem niesumiennego projek-
tn wyw}aszczenia, majacego
sic niebawem stac ustuwa
praw0mocn9.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

Konserwatysci uderzaja na
Rad, twierdzac; ze z tel u
stawy moga bye zadowoleni
jedynie radykali i socyalisci
kt6rzy moga wysnuc wygo-
dine dla swych teoryj konsek-
wencye.
Ustawa O wy s}aszczeniu
Polak6w przyjdzie obecnie
znowu pod obrady Izby po-
se]skiej celem przyjecia ME-
znacznych zmian, poczynio-
nych W 1zbie wyzszej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
Walenty Bronowski 7si1 owaf
przemoca poslubic panne
Margarine Str7a}go i sprawa
posz}a al do sadu. Bo twier-
dill on, re W ce'u poz> slania
|jej ia zone, daroSa} on jej
stryjowi pieniadze u kt6re
przyjecha1a do miasta tego
Polski. Stryj panny Strza1ko
r6wniez pragna} by jego sio-
strzenica wysz}a "a Bronow-
skiego i kilka razy zamkna1
ja W stancyi z Bronowskim.
Dziewczyna, kt6ra ]iczy do
piero II lat uciek}a wreszcie
z niebezpiecznego dla niej do
mu do .swego kuzyna Stani-
s1awa Buzinskiego i jego TO-
n.y.. kt6rzy przyobiecalj
dziewczynie swa opieke. T.
sic ME podoba1o Bronowskie-
mu kt6ry poszeA ze sprawa
do sadu okregowego. Tam
tylko dostaf nauczke cd Sc
diego Wolcott, kt6ry "a po-
pomoca t}umacza Aleksandrs
Krakowskiego, dowiedzid sic
ca1ej prawdy cd dziewczyny.
Poswiadczy}a ona, il VIOLA
1aby raczej umrzec anizeF
poslubic Bronowskiego.
P6zniej dziewczyna uda}s
sic z pomocnikiem szeryfa d
domu swegostryja po rzecz!
swoje. Ton jednakowoz ME
zwr6ci1 ich i bye moze il
dziewczyna bedzie domaga}a
sic ich sadownie. Rodzice
m1odej dziewczyny mieszkais
W Polsce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

EAST CHICAGO, III. Mo
da Polka, panna Anna Rozyk
pracujaca dawniej ma tutej-.
szej poczcie, powr6ciwszy 2
w'zyty W Europe dostala
posade W biurze tutejszego
oanku EAST Chicago Bank"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
POZNAN, 2 marca.

IOLN AIN, L IlldtCd:
Przyjecie projektu o wyv}a-
szczeniu Polak6w i W Izbie
pan6w wywo}a}o wsr3d og6}u
polskiego gwaftowne wprost
wstrzasajace wrazenie. Gala
ludnosc jest W stanie najwyz-
szego: podnit cenia. radzono
bowiem powszecinie i moze
zoyt wielki pod tym wzgle-
dem okazywano optymizm,
re projekt wyw}aszczenia 1oz-
bije sic W Izbie pan6w, tym-
czasem opinie. pabliczna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Jeden

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Jeden
pajstarszych tutejszycb
osadnik6w polskich, J6ze1
S}upecki, rozsta} sic z tenn
swiatem ma pociagu kolejo-
wynn, ,wpowrocie z Kalifornii,
dokad uda} sic by} pred
pewnem czasem dla porato-
wanna zdrowia.
Sp. J. Slupecki powraca]
Ka1ifornii. Ma spotkanie
]ego wyjecba} ziec jego p. Ko]
drowicz z Green Bay, ale
gdy przyby} do Milwaukee,
zasta1 tn juz telegram, dono'
szacy, ze tesc jego SIP. J, Stu
pecki zmar1 nagle ma pocia-
gu W Lexing gton, Neb. i re
cia1o zmarlego odes}ano tam
ze do koronera. Zw}oki spro-
wadzono do Milwaukee.
:Pogrzeb odbedzie sic praw-
dopodobnie we wtorek z do
mu p. w Powi6skiego do
koscio4a sw Stanis}awa, a ma
stepnie ma cmentarz polski:
Zmarly pozostawh iona
Emile, trzech syn6w Igna-
cego,, Teofi1a i Wiktora j dwie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

BEBLIN, 2 marca - Przy-
jeta onegdaj ustawa o wyw}a-
szczeniu Polak6w ME ty]ko,
ze budzi najrozmaitsze uza-
sadnione uczucia wsr6d og61u
polskiego, lecz takze podnie.
ella SLIME i Niemc6w, kt6rzy
sic jej sprzeciwiaja obawy
pred niebezpiecznemi naste-
pstwami tego gwa1tu.Do pre-
ciwnik6w tel haniebnej i W
wysokim stopniu niesumien-
nej ustawy naleza osoby z
b]iskiego nawet otoczehia
cesarza.
Wypada tu vymienic rad
kich - co prawda = protek-
tOroW spraWy pOlskleJ, kt0-
rymi So: ksiaze Ernest Guen-
ther Schlezwig Holstein
szwagier cesarza niemiec-
kiego, marszafek nadworny
ksiaze Fcerstenberg, ksiaze
Hatfield, byly minister, ora2
wielu innycb. Opozycya pre-
civ projektowi wyw}aszczenia
zuajduje g}6wnie zwolenni,
k6w wsr6d w1asciciei wiel-
kich posiad}osc;, kt6rzy sic
obawiaja z powodu, obecaie
przyjetej ustawy smutnego
przeciwko sobie precedensu
ma przysz}osc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
MILWAUKEE Wis. j

MILWAUKEE Wis. J6-
zef Bolakowski i 1gnacy ku'
szewski walcza re smiercia.
W zesz}y czwartek rono pill
oni kawe kt6ra zawierala ma
Ia doze arszeniku. Obaj byll
ma stancyi W domu pm. II
Plymouth ave. i policya po-
dejrzewa gospodynia o otru-
Gle icb. Trucizna prawie ma
miejscu zabila kota, kt6remu
wyzej wymienieni podali tro-
che swojej kawy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
; z NIW POLSKICn
W. AMERYCE

CHICAGO, III. Ma weselu
kt6re odby1o sic W sail wy
szynku J6zefa .Ku'y, pm. 70
Front str, przysz}o do krwa-
wei b6jki i :musiano zawez-
wac policye, ola zrobienia
porzadku. Po odejsciu ze sail
pa6stwa m}odycb, = by}o.. to
niestety wese]e po]skie -
powstala spfzeczE a i b6jka
na noze, flaszki, szk]anki i
sto1ki i ki'kanascie os6b 20
stalo pokaleczonych, a miedzy
niemi cztery ciezko. Ciezko
pokaleczonych zawieziono d.
szpital; powiatowego; by|i to;
30 ]e'ni J. Grimm, 210 w.
Hur' n str, 20 letni Jan la
bedzki. 35 Fay str.,; 22 le:ni
brat panny m}odej, Jan
Wojda, 345 N. Carpenter str.
i % ]etni Stan. Wudasek,
1O44 w. 18th str. Kiedy po-
licya nadesz}a, nie}atwo by}o
poradzic sobie z walczacymi
i dosta1o sic takze ki]ku po-
icyantom. Aresztowano Kill
kanascie os6b tax w wyszyn-
ku, jak i W mieszkaniu pan
stwa m}odych pm. 345 N.
Carpenter str, a miedzy ME-
mi takze nowozenc6w, kt6.
rych jednak, zaraz uwolnio-
no.
Wc<oraj W nocy dwaj ra-
busie napadli na. 70 letniego
W: Lewandowskiego zam. pm.
40I Elston ave. Rozgniewani
z powodu, ze mic ME zna|ez-
Ii W jego kieszeniach, brutal
ME obili go pozostawili le-
zacego ma bruku. Przechodzac
p6zniej tamtedy policyant
Murry, znalaz} nieprzytomne-
60 starca i postara1 sic o
przewiezienie go do szpitala
sw. Elzbiety, gdzie skonsta-
towano ]iczne rany ma g}owie
i z1amanie prawego ramienia.
z powodu wysokiego wieku
pokaleczonego. zyciu jego
zagraza niebezpieczenstwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
PETERSBURG, 2 marc

PETERSBURG, 2 marca
- Siedmiu ewo]ucyonist6w
skazanych ma smierc "a spi-
SEX przeciwko wielkiemu
ksieciu Miko1ajowi Miko}aje'
wiczowi ministrowi spra-
wiedliwosci, Szczeg1owitowi,
ma wyspie ma przeciwko
Kronsztadu. Pomiedzy powie-
szonymi by}y dwie m}ode ko-
biety, 18 i 10 lat zaledwie Ii
cZace. ....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
PATERSON, N. Y. g.. mar

II AlI1COOA\, ~. L. ~. lIlUt
ca Pogrzeb zamordowanego
kap}ana KS. Leona Heinrichs
odbedzie sic dzisiaj. Msze
.rekwialna cdpraw:: ks. Ed.
ward Blecke W asystencyi
40 zakonnik6w. Pomiedzy in-
nymi bedzie takze obecny
Najprzew. ks. Biskup O'Con-
nor z Newark. Zw}oki z ko'
scio}a zostana przeniesione
ma cmentarz poza miastem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

SHAMOKIN, Pa. Przywa-
lonych 28 g6rnik6w W kopal-
nj Mid Valley wyratowano.
Franciszek Or}owski po wy
padku spad} W przepasc i
poni6s} smierc ma miejscu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
NOWINY
TELEGRAFICZNE
TEHERAN, PERSIA, 29

TEHERAN, PERSIA, 29
lutego. - Wczoraj popo1u-
dniu dokonano tn zamachu
ia szacha perskiego, lecz O.
kaza1 sic on zupe1nie chy.
bionym. Kiedy bowiem szach
W towarzystwie licznego or
szaku dworskiego i otoczony
ola bezpieczenstwa eskorta
jezdzc6w podazaf do pa}acu,
lezacego W poblizu miasta,
nieznani sprawcy rzucili dwie
bomby na automobil, W kt6-
rym sic mia} szach znajdowac.
Ma szczescie szach jecha} W
ekwipazu kt6ry dla zmyle-
mia czujnosci spisko wc6w,
kt6rych sic obawiano, trzy-
mai sic ma ostatku ca1ego or
szaku. z rozmys1u jeden
automobil wysuna1 sic ma
prod, azeby napastnicy, kt6-
rych sic zawsze obawi ano,
sadzili, re tam .w}asnie szach
jedzie. Bomby rzucone costa
z dachu pewnego domu, kie-
dy automobil skrecaf sic W
waska uliczke, lecz jedna eks-
plodowa1a jeszcze W powie-
trzu, a druga tuz pred au-
tomobilem. Ia w1asnie "a
bi}a trzech konnych zo}nir-
rzy i kilku rani}a, zgina1 r6-
wniez motorowy automobile.
Po nieudanym zamachu szach
schronil sic do pewnego do
mu dokad sprowadzono sill
ny oddzia} kawaleryi, kt6ry
go eskortowa} al do pafa Gu.
Dom, z kt6rego dachu rzu-
como bomby natychmiast
przeszukano, lecz nikogo ME
aresztowano, Sprawcy zama-
chu najwidoczniej zdo!ali sic
ulotnic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
WILKES BARRE, T

WILKES BARRE, PA.
Onegdaj policya aresztowa1a
dw6ch mieszkanc6w z King
ston Antoniego i Juljana
Maszewskicb, "a uzywanie
.broni oraz "a napad.. Wyzej
wymienie zaprosili W goscine
znajjomego niejakiego Goaka,
do kt6rego Maszewski wy
mierzy1 z rewolweru grozac
mu smiercia. Wystraszony
Coax zdazy1 uciec i W tel
chwili zawiadomi} po]icye 0
zajsciu. Zawezwana policya
odprowadzi1a Juljana do vie
zienia, poczem po postaWie-
niu kaucyi W kwocie $1,000
wypuszczony zostaf ia VOL
nose do czasu wyjscia spra-
wy W wyzszym sadzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

PARYZ, 2 Marca -Rzad
otrzymawszy juz po raz dru-
gi wotum ufnosci W swej po-
lityce maroka1skiej, posta7
nowi} sic zabra6 energicz-
niej do sprawy, azeby naresz-
Gle po1ozyc kres panujacej'w
Marokko anarchii. Wys}ano
juz W tym celu z Tunisu pie6
tysiecy francuskich :zo}oie
rzy, jako posilek dla armii
gen. D'Amade'a W Marokko,
Naczelne .dow1dztwo ma
precise W energiczniejsze re-
ce ge1era}a Leautey'a komen-
danta wojennych sill fraucus-
kich W Algierze. Rad sic
spodziewa takze, re Abdel-
ASH przy pomocy "a ciagnie-
tel niedawno pozyczki IRE
organizuje swoja armie po-
czyni stanowcze kroki, aze-
by sic umocnic we w}adzy.
Tymczasem wojska fran GU
skie bella trzyma}y W sza
chu pretendenta do su}tana
Mulej-Hafiza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

cy bez kaga6ca ma bye "a
strzelony; a wiec strzezcie
sic i trzymajcie psy W po-
rzadku, bo przez to strzelanie
juz sic wydarzy}o i nieszcze'
scie, DO jedna ni-wiasta naz-
wiskiem Dombrowska, gdy
przechcdzi1a ma Ridge ul.
ugodzona zosta1a sr6tem W
noge; sr6t sic odbi} O rogowy
kamie6 trafi1 " przecho-
dzaca.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05
ZARNE, Szwajcarya, 2 mar

ZARNE, Szwajcarya, 2 mar
ca. - w wiosce Noppen
Stein wydarzy}o sic nieszcze-
scie z powodu lawiny snie-
znej. Lawina szybko spaaa-
jac kompletnie zagrzeba1a ho-
tel, stojacy przy ujsciu tune
III Lochberg, zabijajac trzy-
nascie os6b i raniac pietna-
scie. Pomiedzy zabitymi jest
ameryka1sk' inzyDier Mer-
want, kt6ry zaprowadza} a.
meryka1skie maszyny przy
kopaniu tunelu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

LITTLE FALLT, MINI.
.Maz Amy = Ostrowskich
Jarmuzkowej 2 powiatu Nor
riison, wni6sl podanie roz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-03-05

c6rki, Bronislawe .Pawinska
W Milwaukee i Wiktorye'
Ko1drowicz z Green Bay.
Wis. &.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-06
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Russian Apples. Pare and core the
apples. I'M with mince meat put III d
pan with enough wafer to keep from
burning, q little butter and sugar and
bake.
Fried Apples. Wipe and core tart
apples and cut into slices about one
fourth of ali inch thick. Put into a
frying pan with enough water to keep
from burning When partly cooked,
add d tablespoonful OF butter and sng-
ar to taste, Apples may also be fried
with onions, taking one medium sized
onion to two apples.
Apple Salad. Pare, quarter aud core
six tart apples. Cut the quarters 10
halves lengthwise and then slice.
Wash and crisp the lettuce and ar
range It in a salad bowl Add the APP
pic and sprinkle over II finely chop
ped Spanish pepper and 4 cupful Of
chopped walnuts and almonds Pour
a French dressing over all and serve.
Apple Fritters--One cupful Of -four,
one and one-haif level teaspoonfuls Of
baking powder, two level tablespoon
fuls Of sugar. two.thirds cupful Of
milk. one egg well beaten and two
medium sized apples cut into small
thin slices. Sift together the -four.
baking powder and sugar, add grad
ually the milk. then the egg Beat
well and stir in the apple Drop by
spoonfuls into deep. hot Eat. Drain
on brown paper and serve with maple
strip or a sweet sauce.
Apple SouiIie Five good sized tart
apples. two tablesnoonfuls Of melted
butter. one-half cupful OF sugar. Juice
and grated rlnd Of one lemon. three
eggs and nutmeg. Pare and CRATE The
apples. add the butter. sugar. lemon
juice and rlna. then the yolks OF the
eggs beaten stir pour into hnttered
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-06
HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

There is nothing to worry over when
baby only wakes to eat and then goes
of to sleep again. He is only acting
like healthy little animal.
Some people wash the hair with tar
soap after an egg shampoo. but the
plain egg IS cleansing and leaves the
hair much softer than il soap il used
with 1t.
Should the use OF grease on the face
hare d tendency to produce superhuous
hair it may be checked by mixing spir-
its of camphor with the grease or by
occasionally rubbing If over the skin.
TO relieve choking break iii egg III d
cup ana give to the distressed one to
swallow. The white Of the egg seems
to catch around the obstacle and re-
move It. If one egg does not answer
the purpose, try another. The white Is
al that u necessary II use
No child should begin toe dancing
until twelve years old. but much of the
art can be learned before TINT. and
through dancing little girl acquires a
grace, 4 poise and freedom Of move
ment which stand her It'd good stead
during the awkward age as well as for
the rest Of her life
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-06
20 Rnsiness cirL-

II you want 70 be business girl,
don't forget that an business is a Bit
brutal Don't go into business to Be
helped or lifted gently over hard places.
you viii be paid to make rough places
smooth for your employer If you want
help or sympathy, 20 TO homo for the
enfeebled-if it win take you. You
Will never be engaged because you
want the money. but because your em-
pioyer needs your service, says WON.
ans Life.
II you are not competent to do the
work. don't ask your influential friends
to secure an opening for you Just be-
cause they would rather do this than
lend you money at regular intervals.
But" You say. 81 must start some.
where"
True, but start at the bottom Bet
ter start cot 10 q small way and grad
ually rise than begin at something bet
ter when but half trained and III equip
ped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-06
FATE or A RARE sTAMP.
craved by Collectors and Burned by .
Careless Domestic.

craved by Collectors and Burned by >
Careless Domestic.
In the year 1851 a twelve penny black
Canadian postage stamp was printed
! By the government at Ottawa Tho
public did not regard this somber issue
with favor, so few were issued
one of these stamps was sent to the
Hamilton postofliee, where 1t was sold
to an old gentleman. who said it was
shame to print the queens picture
on a stamp that might be handled by
profane hands, Tenderly the old gen
tIernan put Il on parcel, sending II to
friend in the United States. Here.
in the wastebasket, it lay for many q
day till an errand boy found 1t and
quickly transferred 1t to his album.
Despairing of getting good collection
and his fever for stamps somewhat
abating. he sold them to dealer The
new owner, on looking at the cata-
logue, found that what he had paid So
for was worth SIS.
Accidentally the stamp was slipped
into a % cent packet and sent to 4
dealer residing fiji Hamilton. When
the latter opened the packet he was
astonished to find such a valuable
stamp and. being honest, wrote his
friend to inform him of what had hap
pened, offering him $1,000 for It. The
offer was accepted. and the stamp
again changed hands By this time the
stamp had increased in value. and not
d few came from d distance to look at
the treasure. One day ain English no
bleman, who. through Canadian
friend. had heard of the stamp. offered
$500, which offer was accepted. The
English lord, falling In love with an
American heiress and wishing to gain
the favor Of her brother. presented
him with the stamp as token Of
esteem. Here, IN It's new and luxuri-
Gus American home, 1t came to sad
end. for one day the maid. by mistake.
swept the stamp. which had accidental
" fallen out Of the album into the
fire. In an instant the stamp which
thousands had heard Of and longed
for went up fl smoke to the broad,
blue sky, leaving not trace behind.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-06
EVELYN 10 LEAVE AMERICA.
Expects Early Freedom From Thaw and
VIII Sail for Europe.

New York, April o. That ryeiyn Mes.
bit Thaw expects 70 Le single woman
again within week vas the iuiorIna-
tihn given out vest rlag in IA interview
BY her counsel, DANIEL + )pdly The
young wife of she millionaire PRISONER.
according to her awyer has made ar
engagements to leave for Euse3e on next
saturday
It is Mr.. 0'Reilr's intention 10 press
the suit for the annnImsnt IF his clients
marriage to her husband early i,ext
week. and because IT The faSt That there
will be practically 10 defense. he is
confident chat the anntiiment win be
granted as soon as his testimony is COM
plete
Mrs Thaw, It was said Yesterday. is
at present with some relatives Of her
mother IN a little town called Tir,i n
Hand. about 40 miles fron Philadelphia.
Mr. O'Reily refused "a confirm this re-
port, but admitted that size was step.
ping with relatives mar Philadelphia.
Her maid spent the day ct tue Prince
George Hotel packing her belongings
preparatory to putting theia in stor.
age.
Mrs Thaw win be Che principal Wit
ness in her own behalf in The suit Tor
annulmcnt. 1t is expected that She VII
be called upon to testify on "Wednesday
next.
Mr. 0'Reilly declared yesterday that
be was pleased TO learn that James f.
Regain, manager Of the Hotel knirtsf
becker. intended 60 defend the libel suit
instituted BY Mrs Thaw FRIDAY. T.
+. Thomas. he said would positively
5e a witness when the action comes NJ
Tor trial.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-06
tiIs spasn " EeononY.

Speaking Of miSdirecied economy
said the lecturer, reminds me Of an
old man who lived in my town. The
old man had lost four wives and de-
sired 10 erect for each a headstone
with an inscription commemorative 81
her wifely virtues. But inscriptions,
he found. were very expensive. He
economical in this way: He had the
Christian name OF each wife cut on a
small stone above her grave Emma,
Mary, Hester Edith. Under each
name hand pointed TO a large stone
in the center OF the lot, and under each
hand were the words
For Epitaph See Large Stone"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-06
WOMAN'S WORLD
LUCK BRINGING JADE.
Made Up into Fanciful Ornaments by
jewelers..
l:il.siis.::::s...s:lsi::s.s.is...f.s;i.s:sssiis

WaIc VI TITO r &UrlEut OrHaHGuAS by
Jewellers.
Jade has come again particularly into
favor Dor wedding and birthday gifts,
more because Of its reputation for luck
bringing than on account Of its beau
ty or intrinsic value
The idea Of jade being endowed with
the virtue Of influencing good fortune
to its wearer or possessor arose in Chi
ma and was, OF course, cultivated sedu-
lousy ~ the willy yellow man. whose
land produces so many fine specimens.
Indeed, 80 great is the reverence for
jade In the Elowery Land that state
property is made at once Of any part of
the country in which specially fine
piece is found. The most exquisite
spec mems OF Jade are said by experts
to represent all the hues and effects of
sea foam. It is not such as these, how
ever, which are now passing generally
as lucky gifts. Their eventual end is
In the collections Of wealthy connois-
senrs.
Chips OF Jade showing more or less
OF flaw are now being extensively
made up By jewelers. into fanciful or
naments. Quality. therefore, should not
be expected In such pieces of jade.
They are appreciated merely for their
sort green color and their accredited
luck carrying sentiment.
Women have found out. moreover,
that the particular green color Of jade
has the effect when Id proximity Of
whitening the skin. They are pleased
with the heavy Jade bangles that slip
over the hand and are tipped at the
extremities with silver. Originally
such were made for the ankles Of Chi
nese women Gold bangles of mat
finish. with three or i've pieces Of Jade
set in across their tops, are also very
much the rage nit present.
Jade beads are 4 relgning fad, recall
ing somewhat the barharic beads
which in ancient times were worn By
the women OF Carthage. According to
the quality OF jade beads, they can be
found either worth many dollars Or d
very small sum. Indeed. the inexpen-
sive ones have considerable effect Of
beauty, especially when worn over soft
white dresses.
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KITCHEN FINANCE.

70 Earn Money Without Leaving
Ones Home.
Anna Steese Richardson In the wom-
ans Home Companion gives some
helps that are Of value to the house.
wife and especially to the girl who
earns her own living
one woman writes to her:
How can earn money without
leaving home? Can woman whose
one talent Is housekeeping turn 1t to
practical account?"
Her reply In part is:
"The woman who can cook well, who
knows how TO prepare dainty as well
as wholesome food, who has some
thing worth offering in the culinary
line, is really better off today than the
home girl who is an Indifferent cook,
but free to turn TO Office or store work
when the famlly income drives her to
wage earning.
In every city the country over you
will find women who seldom leave
their Kitchens, YET make incomes thaC
put stenographer or bookkeeper to
shame.
They bake cakes, bread aud pies for
private customers or exchanges for wo-
mems work or grocers. They special
ize on salads or jellies or homemade
candies. They provide college spreads
In university towns They cater to
hostesses who cannot afford the pro
fessional caterer from the nearest city
and whose servants are not to be trust
ed with dainties for luncheons, card
parties, receptions. etc
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strength she had left she cried again
and again til at last he raised bis
head and looked straight at where
she lay. Then he bounded up the
mountain like a goat
The girl did not know who relieved
her, at least not then. She felt the
strain on the rope disappear and knew
that her father was saved. Then all
was blank Her father and the res
eucr carried her down the mountain
Into Italy, stopping at the first inn they
reached.
In the evening, after she had come
to herself. she asked to see the man to
whom she wns Indebted for her and
her fathers life. when he came In
and stood before her. she recognized
The young American with whom she
had spent the previous evening.
Bertram, after seeing the cloud en-
relop the father and daughter. could
hot divest himself Of rnisglvings con-
serning them. Then 1t seemed TO him
that be heard the girl cry ont, though
this was entirely mental impress
sion, not sound transmitted through
the ear. He started up the mountain
to reach them doubtless but a short
time before the girls strength must
have given out.
When the next day he left the couple
at the inn to pursue his journey there
was sad look in the eyes of the girl
Bertram has forgotten many OF the
episodes Of his foreign tramps, but be
has never forgotten. nor win he ever
forget the brave girl who by her be-
role endurance saved her father from
an awful death.
Any KENNETov
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-04-06
HERE IS RELIEF FOR WOMEN

Il sou have pain In the back. Urinary. Blaa-
der q kidney tronble and wznt A certain. pleas
ant hefb reiief fpf Nomens ills. Try Mother
0ray's " observation-disclosures 1t Is safe and
and never failing regulator, and relieves al te-
mala Weaknesses. including Inflammation aud
uieefatdcns. Mother Gray'n Australian
Leafs sold ~ Druggists OF cent hF mail for
% cts. sample sent FREE Address. The
Mother Gray Co, Le Roy, 81. y
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A LiveIv plav.

81 heard one man, said the play
wright. ewho attended the premier Of
my now play last night complain that
It was so late when he got out"
eYess9 qaeried the critic.
ayes and yet the fnal curtain fell
before fo:45."
eAh. Oerhnps be oversight himselfg'