davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

,,1w,arteelk. dnia go Sierpnii
\ i = 81 Il ! + wis VI
y sll dn 4, !; 5 ! liipca 1908
W,arusa!
Pan J6sefI.ibowsk ak sic
q nk g ! a s;rpaamilsetaao pfrzysloo-
Rin, skto ~ topa kammienielmn,
tY zanimzchlebem DO gdly
u niebezpisezedfi ME
Izwazai==u ~nienaRj6ci kt T r.
60 takbardzos dotknely pred.
pafliamiesiaca1nii otp4rzecz
Bic miala tax: Pana I1iboW-
5skiego= eos ciagnelo e
5sie wybral ma 1owienie ryb;
przybyl n l'jl. ,a.E' sam czas
DO gdy sic sposobii ably "a.
rzucic Wode uaiyszal plusk
" wodzie 2 narazeniem
wlasnego 2ycia pospieszyl
1chiopca ratowa6 .kt6ry sic
pod swode dostai, Pan Libow-:
ski wydostai chiopca ma
.brzeg Z woody, a ia " tenn
miejscu jest 10 stop gleboka,
. jedna sekunda dluzej JUL
.bylby chlopiec poszedf ma
dino. Jest to 10 clio letni syn
pana Alexandra Wochnika.
~ Pan Libcwski, jak W jed
nej z poprzednich korespon-
dencvi podaWafem, poni6s}
'wiele szkody i zaplacil oko}o
rs dolar6W, q teraz mad sy-
nom sw,egol nnieprzyjaciela il
:tos6 nia ME zwazal "a sWa
krzywde, to Jest az natdo
poehWa1y.godnem. "A mole
to tax Pan Bog zrzadzif j
natchnal go to mysla, re ME
=przyiaci6l; powinni6my milo.
wac oto tax postapif pan
J6zef LiboWsk.
.Okropne goraczk:i j u mas
daily sic v :znaki:. Niekt6rzy
farmerzy p'o,nieSli straty,. DO
zniwa " tym roku ga sciezkie,
2 .powodd goraca zboza wszy-
stkie razem dojrzeWaja; j tax
zaledwie lupsQrano sic 2 STA
mem a tn iSzboze. trzeba zbie-
rae, to g :wszyAstko noaraz, vice
wiele-pracy lest; " polu, a
PREY. tel goraczce nieiednemu
pot sk6re isoczy zale,wal, lecz
czlowiek sobie jaako6 da rad5e
DO sic .sch6lr b ( " !ch{odne.
miejsce, lecz bieda : kio'6mi,
gdzie to sic schronia to tel
" zeszlym tygodniu 2 powo-
.du wielkiego upalu p~ostradali
konle panowie P. HULK, MI
chal Skroch a. Pason; a in
nj farmerzy obawiaja sic tego
saaml,,1eggo, tax vice robota ma
eli, a tu brak kohi do roboty..
Wygladamy tu kazdej chwi-.
Il poWrotu Wysfpuzo.nego Wo
jaka : !; a!m',eery'lk.,a161ls,!kliiei arm' ii
Jest MIN pan !ss;z,czepan Po-
grzeba, s11zyf On v Minilli j.
jake wysiuzon!y 1olnierz po-
b'ierac bedl "a: 6o.d|ol 'l!'' mic
siecznei pensyi, DO tez sobie ]
wysluzyl kilka :order6w, to-
raz ma 9. z a. t y. po,zz;o'sta4c
PREY boku starego OLGA joe
IA PogrzebY.
+. !. P 4
No. ~ ra- ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06
* sie2gi Niarodu i Piel:
Igrz,ymstwa Pollss,k!liyego.
Pisma a. Mickie,uicza.
Gag dalszy.

.Je6li zaf chory tel. same
sloWa co pierwej movie , 7 be- J:
;dzie,, tedys .starsi napietnujaE
go, oglaszajac,. il jest nieee,zy--
sty. ! wszyscyod niego uc '
kac maia, cd widoku jego, j
Cd slow jego; bo ami Jest I'd DO
bry zolnierz, ami czloWiek b J
norowy, ale g}upiec, zlo'
snik.
Bo jezli Y bitwach. szedl
ma ogie6, tedy j koh, ma
kt6rym siedziai Krakus j
b6dl go ostrogami, i ko6,
kt6ry WHO'LL barmate pod BIZ
czem furmana, szed} " ogie6;
a moznaz nazywa6 koaia do.
brym zolnierzem? !
A iezli zarazliwiec m6wi,
il bile sic ola honofu, j
W1och, kt6ry msci sic zabi.
jajac sztyletem rywala swe--
go, m6wi, 10 sic msci "a ho-
nor; a coz znaczylg}upi bill
woch honor taki2
Zaprawde movie wan, il
io'nierz, kt6ry valley bez
WARY W dobroc sprawJ
swojej, zwierzem jest; a do.
w6dca, kt6rY prowadzi na
boil. bez WARY " spra VIC
swoie, rozb6jnikiem jest.
Czlowiek: zarazliwy bile
sic W polu j zabija :dw6ch /
nie,przyjaci6l, a wr6ciwszy do
namiotu psuje SERGE zoinie-
rzy, i zabija dziesieciu swoich
ma duszy.
Jest on podobpy do czlo-
wieka, kt6ry chodzi do kos
cioia, j kleczy; a wr6ciwszy
do domu' 6mieje sic pred
dziecmi 2 Boga IL Wary.
A MECH sic ME %t}umaczy,
m6wiac: il co innego jest po-
]stepowanie i czyn, a co in
nego my6l i nova; b pre-.
ciwko Ojczyznie mona ciez-
ko grzeszyc nova j mysla, q.
kaz dy. z tych grzech6w ME
ujdzie kary swej.
TIE So ostrozno6ci przeciw-
10 zarazliwym W pielgrzym-
stwie Polskiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

5000 ,ard6w fa,nta-
stycznego %ginlg;hlaml 3.
ma ss'uI.kl'nrie, " pa{ski.
- kratki ~ j kropki.
bardzo piekne ko-
Tory zwyk4a cena
l2Hc. W tYm ty-
godDiu tylko "a lOc.
"a yard.
H. Choatc's 4 Go
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

PODkUG zaplaconych podatk6w
"a rak 1908 obliczono wartosG po-
siad}osci W miescie Winona ma.
S., o9l,5o przeciw s4,975,7l9 W
roku 1906 r6znica wiekszoAci $ll5,-
1872.
Posiad}oSci W powiecie pc "a
miastem Winona oszacowano ma S.,
2l5,779.
Og6lna suma podatk6w W powie-
Gle Winona "a rok 1908 jest jak ma
stepuje.
W4asno6ci gruntowe $l1 1907, $50
W4asnosci osobiste $3,4l0, 172
Razem $l4,717,453
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

w Plat Elk szefc studentek
i dwdch mtodych: student6w otrzy-
mali cd p. Buck dyplomy nauczy--
cielskie, pomiedzy tymi polka parma
:Monika Kowalewska, c6rka pana
J6zefa Kowalewskiego, otrzymala
dyplom jake nauczycielka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

~prawdziwej pladze dziecie24';
cego wieku dzieci q do sszz66rl
stego roku zycia, lniesbeeza-
Epiecznym mozee! sie kokl'u1sttz l'
|staG szcxeg6lni6 dla dzieci.
|bardzo jeszcze maiych.
Chociaz koklusz sam Y
sobie stosunkowo ME well
klein grozi niehezpieoze6.
stwem zdrowiiu dlziecka, ola.
ezego tedy lyle 5 ma: s ofiar i.
|wsr6d malc6w .naszych? Otto:
ola togo, ze czestp pociaga
"a SODA zapalenie pluc j II;
pe}ne osla bienie j opadniecie9
20 sill dzieciecia. Nadto poja-
wiaja sic u slabowitych, do
suchot skfonnych dzieci, SUI
choty piuc albo innch czes
ci ciala. 7:
Coz vice matka uczynie
%powinna, azeby dziecie swo.
je uchronic pred "a strasz-
ma playa, poiawiajaca sic O.
pidemicznie? Nasamprz6d po-
Wilma lie mozno5ci dziecko,
kt6re juz zachorowalo, Cd
.innych z%drowych starannie
oddzielic, azeby to ME zara-
zily sic take choroba. Izba,
" kt6rej znajduje tie chore
dziecko, Wilma bye dostate.
cznie przewietrzana; a pre-
.dewszystkiem nalezy dbat Q
to, azeby powietrze W niej
ME bylo suche lecz troche
zawieralo wilgoci. W tym
celu trzeba podloge cze6cjej
skrapiac woda, lie mo2nosci
zmiesza "a z mala ilo6cia kari.
.bolu, albo zawiesi6 umaczane
" takiej mieszance chusty v
pokoiku. Skoro ustapi goracz-
ka u dziecka, nalezy: ie "
pogodny i s}oneczny dzie6
~wyprowadzac ma 5wieze POI
wietrze. Pokarm, kt6ry sic
choremu dziecku dale, ME
powinien bye nigdy suchy;
DO pokarm TAXI pobudza do
wiekszego jeszcze kaszlu: Pc.
leca sic takze kapa6 dziecko
czesto W wodzie ciepfej albo
lethiej.
Jednym z najlepszych srod.
k6w %domowych, kt6ry skut-
kuje ju5 pc kilku dniach,
jest nastepujacy: Bierze sic
marchewke czerwona, ucina
sic HAWAI- PREY grubszym jej
kohcu, wydraza sic resate i
nape}nia Gala mia}kim cuk-
rem. Nastepnie zamYka sic
mar chew i staMia we filizan-
co, albo szklance, azeby sic
ME obalila. 20 uplywie pew
nego czasu wytwarza sic "
marchewce smaczny. sok,
kt6ry sic dziecku podaje.
ten nalezy natural
ME powtarzac, dop6ki kas -
zupefnie ME ustanje.
! Kilka tych wskaz6wek,
kt6re powyzej przytoczyli6-
my, niechaj sobie matki do
brze spamietaja. Wszakze da-
dza i'm one sposobnosc do
spelniania d. brego uczynku
tych maluczkich, kt6re SER
Gem ukocha1y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06
SZYBkA ULGA

v karo.aeh zo'sdkowyoh, oho-
lerynic, r~oz~olnieniu, biegunce. -
paleniu kiszek, oborobie %Ietniej,
kolkaoh j ,nnychh zaburleniaclhh Xxi Il.
seek, = .nastapi zaraz po usyoiu
piervsxej davti s.ve'y Leksrstwa
ma Oholers i Biegunke. Wsmoed:
ono narsady ,trawienia, . jeteli jest
stosownie do prsepisn, 70
y krdtkim ozasie ulreguluje dsis
talno6d kis1ek. Zapamietaj naswe?'
ME pr1yjmul nadladownictw. Ne NJ
u wszystkich apteEarsy.
Cena IS ]. 81 oentdv. v. E: E.
severa Co, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

SizzanoWnycH abo
1Ien1tdW Wiaru l pro !,
Gin. simy,; b /. iia.lkn!a:ii pre- e:
'dl,z'elj u|illsse l,iE i sic 2 n "a
'|' zyyJJolst "a Wiarusa,
be B !: galz aye Il koosz'ttulie'
W lil, pilet,niedzY, kt6.
IS ny placid e'i' '!'l=; mlu1simy
~regulla,lrl'naiiel "a q papier,
d]Eruk, d1zierz''aswe ro-
botn d l',','lr ltp., !. ola ola;
tego "a gazette mu-
simy sic dopomll:il.nlat
zapiaty j prosimy ably
nasi Szanow7'nli abo-
9 q "a tak,owa p}a-
Gill,
Wyzapnitcttwo Wiarusa.
-.@sE Et4gS tc4tT rS- ..yEI$y, VA. NJ Es%-SE ..t.&r.t r. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

po,wstanie zakon VASE, no
ivy zakon posWiecenia sic j
mito6ci. .5s.ss
Albowiem Anglia j Fran
'cya 50 ako Izraeli Juda. Jez-
III tedy posiyszycie liberalis-.
tow sWarzacych sic Q dwie
! Izby, j . isbe dziedziczna, Q
|izbe wybiieralna, j 9 spos6b
wybieranie, j Q zaplate dig
kr6la, i . wolno6c druku: mic
dziwujcie sic madro6ci ich,
Jest to madro6c starego "a
|konu.
So Faryzeusze j Saduceu-
SEE, kt6rzy klfca sic o tref
/ koszer, a ME rozumieja co
to jest koehac l umrzec "a
I kiedy slysza was przyby-
}ych z p6}nocy, m6wiacych
Q Bogu j wolno6ci, tedy
sic j wofaja jak Do
ktory ma Chrystusa, woiajac:
A zkad mu lyle nauki, sy-
nowi ciesli? a jake m6gi pro-
|rok urodzic sic W Nazare-
Gle? a jak on. Smile ms uczy6
starych Doktor6w?
A kiedy m6wia o wojnie
wasze] ola narod6w, ME
przecza il dobrze zrobilisc Gle,
ale powiadala il niewcze6nie:
jake Doktorowie wyrzucali
Chryttusowi, il W: :szabas
Esmiaf ludzi uzdrawiac; i krzy-
cell: godziz sic W szabas u
zdrawiac2 godzi-z sic " czasie
pokoju Europejskiegosz Ros-
sya wojowac?
A jezli daja jalmuzne wdo-
WON'T sierotom Wolnokci,
wdowom j sierotom Hisz-
ra6skim, Portugalskim, Wlo-
skim, i Polskim, tedy:z@daja
glcsno, W Izbach, jake cay
Mill Faryzeusze.
A jezli daja Ojczyznie swo-
jej, tedy 70 %zprawiaja, lie po-
dug "a konu czyli konsty-
tucyi dac maja..
A wasz zakon inny jest, DO
+ F-.H- -
wy m6wic;e: wszystko co
nasze jest, Ojczyzny jest,
wwszystko co naszej Ojczyzny
jest, wolnych ludlow jest,
Anglicy, kt6rzy kochaja
wolno6c wedlug starego.: "a.
konu, powiadaja: odbierzmy
Francuzom MORE, jak L.
rael odbieraf miasta Cd Ju-
dy; a Francuzi starozakonni
m6wia: odbierzmy za6 Fran.
.cuzom ziemie nadre6skie, j
5tym podobnie. Przetoz po-
wiadam wan IL g}upi So, j
zarazaja sic ba1Wochwal-
stwem, czcia Baala, i Molo.
cha, j R6wnowagi.
Albowiem porty: NORA j
lady SO dziedzictwem ludlow
wolnych. Alb6z kl6oi sic Ii
twin : Polakiem Q granice
Niemna, j Q Grodno, 10
.Bialystok? Przetoz powiadam
wan, il Franeuz, j Niemiec,
i Moakal, musza bye jake
i Litwin.
-. 5ts 49, - J4alAgSS FbEE#5E&E&. ~ Fly
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

KILKA minut pred Vista W
poniedzialek W nocy, m}ody chic
piec nazwiskiem Jan Pelowski z
pierwszej wardy zatrudniony " Wi
noua Gas Light & Coke Co., zapa-
lii zapa4ke, chcac u}ozy6 szklo do
,oswietlenia elektrycznego, z tad
powstafa okropna explozya W og-
romnym dwupietrowym budynkuu.
Wszystkie cztery solany runefy, a
budowa poszczypana zosta}a ma ma
drzazgi. ;:
Strazpozarna pracowa}a niezmorr-
dowanie blisko godzine niezwazajac
ma druga exsplozye al " kohcu u
smierzyla polar. Jan Pelowski, ktto-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

WRACAJAC z konsekracyi maj
prev. ks. biskupa Rhodego z Chi
cago, zatrzymali sig W WinoniEe.
Wielebny KS. X. Kobylinski !.
Ciemihski oraz wiel. ks. J. Cara 2
Pine Creek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06
WlADOMOsCI


@&TaS%sS !" &ESS II 5ESEaE|hHStHE3 S&@sSIGEE&s. G+STs1 ~
w SOBOTE pc pofudniu peo.zl'esgg--
nal sic : tym 6wiatem, opatrzon.yy
sakramentami sWietem, pc diuzszejj
chorobie, Jan. Wrecza Nieboszczyk
liczyl, przy 6mierci So lat. Pogrrzelb
odbyl sic " srode pol do dziewiaa-
tel - kosciola sw. Stanisfawa Ko-
sikh. Wieczny odpoczyn'ek raoz mhu
daG Panic!
LUDWIK Lipinski dawniej "
Winonie, kt6ry "a zfodziejstwo po-
pelnione W St. Paul odeslany zostaf
% grudnia: do stanowego wiezienia
W Saltwater, umar} tam z zesz}ym
tygodniu ma tuberculosis, a we VITO
rex zostaf pochowany ma cmentarzu:
sw. Micha1a W Saltwater. j:
OKROPNE goraczki mielismy
tn W zesz}ym tygodniu, thermometer
wskazywaf 90 stopni W cieniu " po-.
niedzia}ek sic nieco ochlodzifo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

PAM Szulcowa z c6rka z Chica-
go, matka siostra Siostry Horyn-
Idly W parafii sw. Stanis}awa Kostki
bawia W Winonie, cd. ponied ziaiku
u tutejszych Si6str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

PAN Linca z Chicago, brat pa
ma Jdzefa Linca z pod mr.. 5s2 r..
Broadway, ktdrzy sic niewidzieli
cd l6 lat, bawi obecnie W goscinie
u swego brata. z tel okazyi panstwo
Linca wyprawili uczte ola swych
krewnych .znaiomyoh.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

500 yard6W fanta7
|styc ',ll.g .ginghamlul
ma sukt;snIlilse, v paski---
klratklil. - k1opkIiil.. 81. /, !
bard,zz,loo pie .k;llp|' kol Z,
zwyklllial /, = 4 II Z.
v tJy IN. tygo Cd 1li.j,|
tY 0 lOc "a yard. 81:
Fl Chnate & Go
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

PAM Holes z c6rka z Amigo,
Wis, pc diva tygodniowej wizycie
u krewnych " Winonie odjecha}a
PREY kohcu zeszlego tygodnia do do
mu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

W ZEsZhY czwartek wyjechala
do krewnych do St. Joe, Wis, pa
nj M. Cichanowska, Leokadya BAN
benek z dziecmi pahstwo Rybar-
z Chicago. Zabawia tam okofo
tygodni, poczem pahstwo
odjada do Chicago, a
goscie powrdca do Wi
nony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06
90 %
3 C1eny targpwe. :
90 90 90 90 90
WINONA
.MINONA

Pssenica, maka i pasta oyto wane
:psrzez Bay State Milling Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-08-06

PAM Marcinowa Wejer wye
cha}a W sobote do Chicago " cd
do swych cdrek, ktdre ma
j. tam zajecie. PAM Wejer ,zamyysla
zabawiG tam kilka dni. :: u: :;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-19
UNREST IN CHINA.

Reports have It that rebellion has
Yunnan, which is causing a great deal
of anxiety in Pekln. The leader of the
rebellion Is Sun Vat Sen. a Chinese
agitator, educated in Europe and sup
posed 10 represent the young China"
idea. But where the insurgents obtain
the moral and financial backing, no one
outside the movement seems to know.
To one not familiar with Chinese con-
ditlons 1t is difficult to understand how
rebellion can flourish now in one part of
the empire, and now in another But
each province is. to a large extent, in
dependent. Each viceroy raises, pays
and commands his own army, and the
Nceroy of Yunnan is said to have
only about 5000 half-trained troops,
while the rebels have 10000 well dis
ciplined soldiers, apparently we'll
equipped, and commanded by Japanese
officers. doubtless veterans of the Rus
| sian war. AS the Chinese when well
led will fight as we'll as any other
troops, the situation Is doubtless Sc
rlous. The anxiety at Pekin is not diff
hcult to account for when 1t Is remem-
bered that such an army as the rebels
are reputed to have could march all
over western China. regardless of any
| opposition which they might meet.
The city OF Mengtse. which is said to
be in the power of the rebels, is situat-
ed about sixty miles from the northern
| frontier Of French Indo-C China and up
on railroad built and operated by
the French. Mengtse Is about 1.4OO
miles from Pelin. The railroad line
which the rebels may seize, is French
property in close proximity to French
| territory
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-19

as a permanent condition may scem
far on Destructive wars may still be
| looked for as well as other calamitics,
| before the nations OF the earth shall be
| fully prepared TO receive divine instruc-
| ton on questions OF government and
submit International differences to ar
filtration OF the Supreme Judge, and
until then armies and navies are q
necessity; but there IS no reason why
, men and women should not now unite
their efforts FOR the promotion OF peace,
unity and harmony in the everyday
affairs OF life, private and public, as a
preparation for the Minennlal era.
And this is the aim Of peace friends.
They are neither charlatans nor dream
ers. Among them are some OF the most
practical statesmen OF the world.
But we are told by some that wars
are necessary for the development Of
the manly qualities Of men. This Is a
common error Wars have caused the
physical exhaustion and determination
of nations. In wars the physically
strong and perfect men are slaughtered
and the weaklings are left to propagate
the race. Greece" says David Starr
Jordan, died because the men who
made her glory had all passed away,
and left none OF their kin, and there
fore noon of their kind. France is today
great nation, but who can tell how
much greater It would have been, had
the country not had so many wars?
Read" says President Jordan, the
dreary record of the glory of France.
the slaughter at Waterloo the wretched
failure of Moscow, the miserable deeds
OF Sedan, the waste Of Algiers, the
poison OF Madagascar. the crimes OF
Indo-China, the hideous results of bar
rack vice and its entail of disease and
sterlity, and you will understand the
Man of the Hoe The man who is left,
the man whom glory cannot use. be-
comes the father of the future men of
France Such being the case. II will
be readily understood that the peace
friends. in pleading for a change In the
war policy of the world are really
for the physical preservation
IF the race. as well as for the raising of
is moral standards and the tightening
IF the economic burdens that have be-
,omo curse upon the laboring men of
the world
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-19
THE GRAND JURY.

Grand Jurors do not talk of the work
in which they are engaged but the
Foreman Of the present jury, has been
quoted to the effect that the Jurors
now serving would be willing To- spend
the rest OF the summer in their little
inconvcnient jury room, before they
would give up their Investigations
while stll single clue remains that
has not been wholly worked over.
Each morning the men on the jury
file into their room and work away TIL
noon, then with a brief recess they get
at It again, and each one Of them
has important bushes outside which
Is suffering, and will continue to sur
fer while they perform this service.
Tho jury has already been I'm session
for two weeks longer than its longest
predecessor, and no one can say yet
when the end will be- That no com
plant has issued from the jury room
and that the vigilance of those work
ing therein Is as keen now. after the
long investigation as II was IN the be-
ginning Is a subject for comment The
iulymcn seem TO have been determined
to do their duty whatever the results
Of the efforts may be
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\ GREAT GATHERING.

Tie peace meeting in tho First Con-
gregationul church on Sunday was IN
every respect great gathering. ON the
platform We're repres natives of the
Mosaic faith, the Roman and Grcol,
Catholic churches the Protestant
churches and the Church Of latter-day
saints, aud AN were united ION tho fur
theranco OF the great Cause of humnD-
~, The large congregation was sn-
llarly composed The musical exercises
were pleasing and tho addresses wore
instructive and eloquent u WIS un
occusiou notable Tor the ubsenre ol dis
.,,rd. The spirit OF the religion that
has the Prince OF Peace for its center
was embodied iu that gathering, and
may We not hope that us coming
events cast thcr shadows before them,
Il was prophetc OF an era Of good win
and fellowship among an classes of cit
7eng In this commonwealth
Tho constitution adopted Tor tho utah
state Peace society expresses tho
thought that men and nations should
strive for harmony In an human rela-
tons, as hest AttIng the purpose OF
NE as woll as "lnhor for the further
nnce VI the International peace move
incnt," ~ this Is carried out strife win
vanish as the shadows Of night before
the morning light International peace
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He. Too. Had Erred.

Capt. Brugulere of the army trans
port Sherman likes a good story, and
although some of the best he tells are
on himself he tells them just the same.
bound, last Thanksgiving Day. Some
Here is his latest confession:
The sherman was at sea, homeward
bound last Thanksgiving day. Some
of the soldiers had Clipped in and
bought turkey from the commissary
and prepared to celebrate the occasion
with feast more elaborate and sea-
sonable than that provided by Uncle
Sam. The turkey was stolen over
night. 1t was learned few days lat
er that certain fireman had enter
tanned his watch at a turkey
supper in the forecastle. and in due
course OF events the fireman was
brought before Capt. Bruguiere.
How about the turkey?" demanded
the skipper in his most judicial man
ner.
May / see We alone, sir? 1 don't like
to talk before these people" replied
the fireman.
The others withdrey. The fireman
carefully closed the door and in a.
hoarse whisper addressed his command
Ing officer.
Cap. Bruguiere." he said. dye REM
ember when you were quartermaster
on the San Juan?"
II do replied the captain.
Dye remember that we was ship
mates then-that I was donkeyman?"
u do. What's that got to do with
this?"
"Nothin', sir. but l Just wanted to
ask We where did we get them chick
ems / used to roast for you?"
You go to thunder" was what
Capt, Bruguiere said: 1t was all r.
could say But he bought the soldiers
another turkey.-San Francisco Call.
Yankee-I'll have you know, stranger,
that I belong to Chicago.
Sandy-Deed. an whad haze thocht
it? Frae the way we've been speaking
i thought Chicago belonged to you
Home Magazine.
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A Contrndlctory Reply.

Commissioner Bingham of New
York. discussing the case of police
man found guilty of protecting gambl-
ing houses, said:
The man lied so naively In defence
of his innocence. He was like car
penter employed last month by news
paper friend of mine,
MY newspaper friend writes a
good deal at home. and his study be-
Ing next TO the nursery the childrens
noise disturbed him, and he employed
a carpenter to make the law sound
proof between the two rooms.
III fix 1t all right, said the car
penter. confidently. The best thing to
do will be to line it with shavings.'
"le completed the job. then he call
ed the literary man in.
" she's sound proof all right now
he said.
Wen test her. said the literary
man. You stay here.
And going into the nursery he call
ed to the carpenter in the study.
Can you hear me?'
No. sir, | can't was the prompt
reply. Washington Star
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ODD ANIMALS IN HARNESS.
Montreal standard.

The horse must look to his laurels.
as number of odd competitors for
his place as the friend of man are
springlng up. At Andheim, a German
settlement In southern California os-
trlches have been trained TO draw
light four-wheelcd traps, one Of
these birds so harncssed has Travelled
mile In three minutes, or at the
rate OF twenty miles an hour. The
African zebra was formerly re-
gardcd as being too wild and vicious
10 be OF use In harness. But time
has changed this. ana now In British
East Africa any number OF zebras can
be purchased. ready trained to bit and
birdie. The zebra win be found most
useful in Africa and India, as II *
exceedingly strong, fast trotter and
Immune from many diseases which
attack horses Perhaps the oldest
animal In harness Is the Wild boar
which Is driven by a French peasant
at Montlucon. n IA now three years
old. and able 10 draw q small two
wheeled cart. As % bit ~ OF no use.
tho reins arc attached to the animals
eyc-tccth.
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,As DEsPoNDENT BANNER
Boston Transcrint.

one of those little accidents which
spectators are apt to consider omens,
occurred In the course OF the cere-
monies attendant on the laying OF the
corner stone of the an-American
building or Temple Of Peace,
at Washington, Monday. Something
went wrong with the halyards at the
most inopportune time and the flag
Of Cuba, instead of Tutoring forth
on the breeze, hung a limp festoon
and could not be either lowered or
opened. While the hags of other
Latin American nations spread their
gorgeous colors 10 the wind, that OF
Cuba remained dependent and des-
pondent, the cynosure of many eyes.
Considering our responsibility FOR
Cubu, and the character of Cuban pol
i,icians and parties, 1t would not be
wonderful II the superstitious saw in
the occurrence u reminder that Mr.
Carnegle's dream of universal peace
might suffer a rude awakening at the
cold touch OF actualities,