davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-28

odwiedziny jego W Rosyi przy-
czyniaja sic do nawiazania Jesz-
cze sciSlejszych wezlow przyja-
mi miedzy oboma pahstwami /
do utrzymania pokoju Swiatowe-
go. Fallieres W krotkiej przemo-
vie podziekowal "a serdeczne
przyjecie, wyrazajac znow re sweJ
strony zadowolenie Z odwiedzln.
Wieczorem wszystkie okrety by
ly iluminowane.
Konstantynopol, % lipca. =
Dotychczas jeszcze ME naznaczo-
no dnia ma zwolanie parlamentu
tureckiego i ME ogloszono urze~
downie, czy wszyscy ci, ktorzy
brali udzial w niedawnych bun
tach zamordowaniu dwoch ge-
neraiow Osmana i Szensi Paszow,
zostali uwzglednieni przez anne
stye. Podobnd W europejskich Wi
lajetach Turcyi Macedonii sta
cyonowane diva korpusy e i -
armii maja dalej nalegac ma sui
tana wieksze jeszcze ulgi a
przedewszystkiem o zupelna am
nestye, grozac, re ME pierweJ
bron zloza, az konstytucya costa
ME faktycznie wprowadzona |
przez parliament zaakceptowana.
Klerykali (ulemowie) tez popie-
raja buntownicze wystapienia zol-
merry zadaja stanowczo dymi-
syonowania niektorych, bardzo
wplywowych urzednikow palace
wych..
Opowiadaja tu, ze pojawiajace
sic bunty W wymienionych wyzej
dwoch korpus4ch wojskowych
przyczynily sig glownie do tegco
L sultan wzglsdnie predko zade-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-28
PRZEGLAD
POuTYKl MIEDzYNARODOWEJ'
Chicago, 20 lipca.

(PrzyszloSc Austro-Wegler)'
w kolach wszechniemieckich,
zwlaszcza pod beriem Hphenzol-
lernow, oddawna przewidziano ko
nice monarchii habsburskiej, i ma
wet zawczasu obrachowano mo-
zliwy spadek. Tymczasem pan
stwo to, wbrew dyagnozie troskli-
wych lekarzy L.. spadkobiercow,
nietylko ME umiera, lecz w miare
tego, jak sic wyzwala pod wPly-
wow wszechniemieckich kurateli
pruskiej, rozwija sic, potegule
swoj wpiyw i swe znaczenie. So
nawet optymisci, ktorzy dis cal
klein powaznie mowia o wielkieJ
przyszloSci Austryi. Do Mich prze-
dewszystkiem nalezy hr. Creme
vile, autor broszury polityczneJ,
kt6ra Swiezo opuscila druk W Vie
dniu, p. t. ,,Gross-Oesterreich".
Pewne watpliwosci, ktora idea
lego nastreczyc musiala, staral
sic autor zewnetrznie wyrazic,
stawiajac obok tytulu. .. znak "a
pytania. Czy to przypadek, czy
tez figiel zecerski, ale ten symbo-
liczny znak podobny jest raczej
do wykrzyknika. Jakoz rzeczywi-
Scie W calej broszurze, mimo "a
strzezen, czuc gieboka wiare w
swietna przysziosc wielkiej, po-
teznej Austryi. "a przyczyne blis-
kiego jakoby upadku Austryi u
walano jej sklad roznoplemienny.
Czy narodowoSc jest synonimem
panstwa, a jego zadaniem asymi-
lacya wszystkich zywiolow obco-
plemiennych? Czy ME jest to ra-
czej blad fatalny, ktory dziesiath
milionow slabych ucisnionych
przyplacac musza krwia i cierpie-
MEM, bez zadnej dla kogokolwiek
korzysci?
Panstwa europejskie istnieja Cd
lat przeszio tysiaca. Rzut Okla ma
mape polityczna i narodowoscio-
wa przekona, ze powstaly one cal
kiem niezaleznie Cd granic etno-
graficznych, co przecie ME prze-
szkodziIo i'm trwac spelniac swa
misye kulturalna. Nawet dis, w
czasach wybujalego nacyonaliz-
mu, W gruncie decyduja losach
panstwa czynniki zgola odmienne
Cd narodowosciowych. Jako przy-
kiad negatywny siuzyc moze
SkandynawiS: diva szczepy tego
samego pnia, tax bliskie co do
krwi jezyka, zreszta pod wzgle-
dem narodowoSciowym calkowi-
Gle r6wnouprawnione, potargac
musialy wszelka lacznosc pam
stwowa.
w istocie chiodni CT, rozwazni
ludzie Polnocy ME powodowali
sic wzgledami taniego szowiniz-
mu. Rozstrzygneia twarda konie-
cznosc ekonomiczna. Unia ze
Szwecya grozila odmiennej cal
klein pod wzgledem produkcyi =
bogactw ziemi Norwegii, ruina
materyalna.
Zgoia inaczej przedstawiaja sic
stosunki W Austryi. O lie rozno-
barwny jest skiad tego panstwa
pod wzgledem plemion jszykow,
lyle pod wzgledem economics
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-28
Telegramy zagraniczne
Rewel. Finlandya, 2s lipca.

Rewel, Finlandya, % lipca. -
Prezydent francuskiej republiki,
Fallieres przyi wczoraj do tutej-
szego portu, pod eskorta francu-
skiej eskadry wojennej. Dzien
wczorajszy - dzieh spotkania
francuskiego prezydenta z carem
Rosyi zaznaczyl sic przesliczna
pogoda, co sic we wysokim sto-
pniu przyczynilo do uswietnienia
caiego wydarzenia, Ceremonie
byly podobne do tych, jake to-
warzyszyay zjazdowi angielskie-
60 krola Edwarda carem Miko-
'Ajen przed paru tygodniami w
tym samym porcie,
Prezydent Fallieres ma francu-
skim bojowcu ,Verite' w iowa
rzystwie dwoch statkow wojen-
nych wjecilal godz. 3. popolu-
dniu do portu, gdzie byla ustawio-
ma pewna liczba rosyjskich okre-
tow wojennych krazownikow w
podwojnej linii. w porcie czeka-
Iy juz jacht cesarski ,,Sztandar" z
obojgiem cesarstwa ma pokladzie
jacht cesarzowej ,Gwiazda Po-
larna", ma ktorym znajdowal sic
francuski ambassador W Rosyi,
admiral Touchard.
Kiedy francuskie okrety zaje-
ly wskazane sobie miejsca, oby-
dwie eskadry oddaiy saiwy powi-
talne. Szczegolnem bylo to, re ma
,,Sztandarze' ma innych okre-
tach ro:yjskich grano jako hymn
francuski marsylianke, ktora W
Rosyi powodu swego rewolu-
cyjnego charakteru jest zakaza-
ma.
Car wysial wkrotce ma poklad
,,Verite" m;nistra marynarki, ad-
mirala Dikowa, ktory zawiozi pre-
zydentowi cesarskie pozdrowie-
ME zaproszenie. Nieco pozniej
Falieres przybyi ma ,,Sztandar"
gdzie go car podejmowal serdecz-
ME witajac, oraz przedstawiajac
go nastepnie swej maizonce.
Fallieres bW ubrany we frak
jaka jedyna oznake mial przypie-
ty order rosyjski. Pozniej car od-
wiedzil goscia ma pokladzie We
rite, spedzajac tam godzine CA
su zwiedzajac okret.
Wieczorem ma sztar' od-
byi sic bankiet W rego
car wzniosi toast zy-
denta Fallieresa &C
przytem przekr Ne
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-28


spojona. lie razy bowiem chodzi
sprawy tax zywotne dla pre-
myslu i handlu tego panstwa, Jak
mp. kolej Mitrowicka, wszystkie
narodowosci, ktore pred chwila
moze nazwajem sic zwalczaly, wy
stepuja zgodnie w imie wspolnych
interesow.
Autor broszury uwaza "a pod
stawe tel wymarzonej YwielkieJ
Austryi idee monarchiczna, przy-
wiazanie do dynastyi, warunki E.
konomiczne, wreszcie zabezpie-
czenie praw narodowosciowych.
Ably dojsc do tego ideaiu pan
stwowego, nalezy calkowicie ere
organizowac obecny ustroj. Autor
jest zasadniczym przeciwnikiem
dualizmu, chociazby dlatego, re
prawa przywileje, ktore dis
przysluguja wyiacznie Niemcom
i Wegrom, slusznie naleza sic
wszystkim innym narodowoSciom
wchodzacym w sklad pahstwa.
Autor ME uznaje rasy uprzywile-
jowanej, panujacej (Herrenvolk),
Jego idealem jest federacya auto
nomicznych zupelnie uprawnio-
nych kompleksow narodowoscio-
wych. Ma czele federacyi stoi ce-.
sarz, "a MIN Rad centralny par
lament.
Prezesem ministrow jest stale
minister spraw zewnetrznych,
parliament skiada sic przedsta-
wicieli ludnosci monarchii, obie-
ranych ma zasadzie rownego bez-
posredniego glo:owania. Kompe-
tencyi gabinetu parlamentu pod
legaja wylacznie sprawy polityki
zewnetrznej, przedewszystkiem O.
brona panstwa oraz komunika-
eva, o lie jest zwiazana han
diem miedzynarodowym; ,,Jezy-
kiem obrad'', Yjezykiem, sluza-
Gym do porozumieniS SIG (autor
unika wyrazu ,,pahstwowy' lub
npanujacy") jest niemiecki, oze
wzgledow wyiacznie praktycz-
nych, bynajmniej ME z powodu
rzekomej wyzszoSci narodu ME
mieckiego''.
Wszystkie inne sprawy naleza
do rzadow sejmow krajowych.
Marzeniem autora jest, by kraje
autonomiczne, nalezace do fede-
racyi, byly jednolite pod wzgle-
dem narodowym. Uznaje on je-
dnak, ze obecnie granice, ME Cd
powiadajac granicom etnograficz-
nym, historycznie So uzasadnione.
Wobec tego nalezy wynalezc spe-'
cyalny nodus vivendi W dzielni-
each ludnoscia mieszana.
Dwie So sprawy, ktore W obwo-
dach mieszanych stanowia wiecz-
ME kosc niezgody: sprawa jezy-
ka w urzedach, oraz szkolnictwo.
Autor rozwiazuje je W nastepuia-
cy sposob. Jezykiem wewnetrz-
nym, w ktorym prowadzone sa
ksiegi W urzedach t. p. jest jezyk
wiekszosci, jezyk organow RIA
dowych kraju. w stosunkach z
publicznoscia urzednicy powinni
stale posiugiwac sic jezykiem in
teresant6w, gdyz ,kazdy komuni-
kat urzedowy jest dla ludnosci je-
dynie ihformacya, ME lekcya
jezyka". Nv sposob bardzo racyo-
nalny i sprawiedliwy rozstrzyga
autor spraws szkolna. Podatki ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-28

- Wczoraj utonefo W st. Paul.
MINI. 5 os6b przy kapieli lub ma wy
cieczkach po rzece Mississippi.
Kolo Bellingham, WASH, W no.
cy przekradio sic 13 Japohczykow
przes granice Stanow Zjedn. Przy-
trzymano tylko 2, reszta uszaa M
poludnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-28
rozwiazaniem drazliwej tel spra-

Sir Grey wystepowai dalej e
nergicznie przeciw utartemu po-
wszechnie przekonaniu, jakoby
Wielka Brytania dazyla do izolo-
wanna Niemiec W stosunkach mie-
dzypahstwowych, zaprzeczajac
stanowczo i utrzymujac, re wo-
COLE ME uprawia ona wrogiej po-
lityki wzgledem jakiegolwiek
panstwa.
Slowa angielskiego ministra W.
odniesieniu do Niemiec komento-
wall zywo posiowie. Wyrazali O.
nj przekonanie, re nova pred
stawiciela rzadowego byla obli-
czona ma to, azeby zatrzec ujem-
ne wrazenie, jake wywaria nie-
dawna NOVA Lorda Cromera W.
Niemczech. z innej strony wypo-
wiadaja zn6w zdanie, re Rad bry-
tyjski moze zyczy sobie osiagnae
porozumienie (l) z Niemcami,
jak sic to jug stalo Francya
Rosya.
Rerlin 28 Inca. - Niespodzie-
wany rozwoj wypadkow W Tur-
cyl, obdarzenie jej przez suitana
konstytucya, zajmuje umysiy tu-
tejszych politykow we wysokim
stopniu. Sadza tu, re konstytu-
cyjny system rzadow moze ozy-
vic ottomanskie pahstwo. Spo-
dziewaja sic rownf,z, re zapowie-
diane reformy W Turcyi moga
sic przyczynic do uspokojenia u
myslow ma Baikanie, wobec cze-
go prawdopodobnie okaze, sic
zbyteczna interwencya mocarstw
europejskich. Przedewszystkiem
zas wyszczegolniaja to, re sytu-
akcya w Macedonii, ktora sic "a
czela komplikowac przez ,rosyj-
sko angielskie projekty reform,
weidzie obecnie ma wlasciwa dro-
ge.
Wobec tego znamiennego zwro-
tn nabiera tenn wiekszej wagi via
domosc, re Rumunia przylacza
sic do trojprzymierza niemiecko-
austryacko wloskiego odnosnie
do kwestyi balkahskiej. Ostatnl
ten sukces trojprzymierza ma bye
owocem zabiegow rumuhskiego
ministra zagranicznego i zarazem
prezydenta ministrow Strudzy
austro wegierskiego ministra
spraw zagranicznych bar. Aehren-
thala.
Paryz, 20 lipca. - Depesze
Saigon donosza, re powstanie
krajowcow we francuskiej ko-
chinchinie wybuchlo ma nowo.
Francuski garnizon W Ninhpou
domagal sic >natarczywie posii-
kow, poniewaz oblega 60 SOoo
krajowcow, kt6rzy So wprawdzie
licho uzbrojeni, lecz zalodze fran
cuskiej moze wkrotce zabraknae
amunicyi.
Hr. Komura dotychczasowy IA
ponski ambassador ma divorce lon
dyhskim, opuscii wczoraj Lon
dyn, azeby udat sic do Toxic,
gdzie obejmie urzad ministra
spraW zagranicznycn W gaplnecie
Katsury. Pojedzie on przez Pc
tersburg, gdzie bedzie konfero-
wal z rosyjskim ministrem spraw
zagranicznych, Izwolskim.
Londyn, % lipca. - Wczoraj
zostala tn otwarta II sesya nU-
Universal Peace Congress. Pre-
szlo 100 lig pokojowych z 10 rot-
nych KRAKOW uczestniczy W niej
przez swych delegatow. Miedzy
innymi jest delegatka z Austry
baronowa Suttner, znana dziafa-
czka w tym kierunku.
w palacu Buckingham oboje
krolestwo angielscy podejmowali
wczoraj delegatow. Krol Ed
ward w odpowiedzi ma adres, wre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-07-28
PHGZylGNt FranCyi ViZyh lG1ra.
Turcy Przyg0OWaRia do zWofana paamsntu Pelenosnf
ME doWierza Manifsstacye radosne
Persowie konstytucyi tureckiej,
2 POLITYKI ANGIELSKO NIEMIECE
DOniOsfe zmiany W sprawach bafkansE
Kongres pokOJu.

NOwe Wypade automoblem
rzece.-Polak zabity eksplozyt Nova koion
zacya.-Zn6w Pittsburgh -Wazna decy-
zya komisy handlowej.- Zerwane grobH powo-
dui milonOwe straty.-Koniec ,Miasta'
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19
USE FOR SUN DI4LS.
Of Real Talue When AH Clocks
Are Set ahead.

The sun dial of to-day is an object of senti-
nent and ornament rather than article Of
furniture essential to the regularity Of move
hent of the household. Should, however, such
law that proposed recently in England to
Increase the amount of daytime for work or
play, be adopted, the dial might once more have
p practical place in the home Under this law
is proposed to have all clocks set ahead SO
that persons accustomed to rising, breakfastlng
Ind going to work at certain hours should con-
inue to perform these operations at the same
lime as Notwithstanding to their time
bieoes-but in reality earlier. Thus they would
catch Old Sol mapping, as 1t were, and cheat
him and themselves into a little more daylight
One may be able to set the hands of clock
ahead, but setting the shadow backward Is
counted miracle. Those who wished to know
how badly they had cheated themselves could
dc by setting up some kind of a sun dial
Sun dials are comparatively rare in this coun-
try. The forehanded Yankee clocknaker took
away the necessity for a timepiece that could
only be depended upon in the daytime when the
sun shone. They thck1y scattered over
some other countries, especially Scotland and
England. and there is hardly a country where
the table upon which the sun marks the heeting
moments is not to be found. In the United
States they are to be found most frequently in
the suburbs Of Philadelphia, where the people
seem to take a delight in making their gardens
picturesque by such means.
The dial is coeval with the introduction of
system of lighting into the night of the world.
Adam as Lamb has suggested, probably learned
to tell the passing hours in the Garden of Eden
by means of the movement of the shadows
across the glade.
The variety OF dials and other devices for
measuring time by the motion of the sun is al
most incomprehensible to the mind that has not
mastered the intricacies of the ''spheriques, to-
gether with the laws of Motion of the great
Luminaries; absoluteness in all Circular Afec-
TONS as Destinations, Right and Oblique Ascen-
sions, Attitudes, Amplitudes, Azimuths Cul-
limitations, Arches Diurnal Ascendant, Descend
ant etc." which were included in the Easy
Rules for Dialling'' for the youth Of few
tures ago
One wonders how the mind of man dis
covered many ways Of getting the sun to
record the approach of night Of all life.
Apparently, there dials that slant in all the
different angles that lie between 10y and "1SO'
on the scale of degrees Of the circle. There
vertical dials, horizontal dals, dias that lean
over the ground. There dials windows
which can be read from within.
There spheres covered with dials the
under side well as the upper, so close together
that wonders the rays of light in their eff
forts record themselves do not become
entangled and make the dials tell different
stories.
On the grounds of Glamis Castle the home Of
Macbeth is monumental dial. It has head"
or four dials. Altogether there are eighty dias
New-York tribune., 1908-07-19

Continued ON eighth page
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-21
Does War Develop NatIOnsY


From the horrors of war have come
many benefits unexpected at the time.
China win yet come to bless the day
that she was beaten by Japan. The
blood and agony of the civil war made
America a nation. italian unity had
Its foundation In the humiliation of No
vara. France made her way to her
rightful place among the nations from
the miserles of Sedan and the COM
mune, Wellington used to consider
that the greatness of modern British
arms owed Its birth to Charles /. and
the efficacy OF naval administration to
James ii. For good or i'll, 1t Is from
the stricken fields Of the Crimea that
Russia's present greatness dates. She
stood alone against the world. Her
exchequer was empty, her paper mon
ey no longer accepted. The great en-
pire, built up by such labor and pain,
was within measurable distance of dis
solution. Seyastopol fell. Finland and
Poland were ON the verge of breaking
away. All looked at its BLACKLIST. The
conditions imposed In the peace treaty
were humillating In the extreme, but
one by one Russia slid out of them.
The tremendous development which
has taken place in Russia dates solely
from that dark hour when all seemed
so nearly lost. To say that right over
might has triumphed would be another
matter.-London st. James Magazine.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-21
A Friend For Poor Dogs.

Mrs. Laura Comstock Dunlap, author
and society woman, has asked the city
of Memphis to appoint her collector OF
dog taxes. Mrs. Dunlap is a human
itarian and lover of dogs. She be-
lieves If she was collector she could
prevent some Of the abuses which are
alleged to appertain to this depart
ment. Dogs Of high degree, 1t is said,
were gathered up on the streets in
stead Of the unlicensed strays and
were shipped to other cities and sold.
Stray dogs when captured were killed
by drowning. death that Mrs. Dun
lap considers more painful than the use
Of the hypodermlc syringe, which she
would substitute for the tank. Capa.
BILE and kind assistants would be Sc
lected to do the rough work of her de-
partment
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-21
Combining Astronomy and Ethnology

Mrs. Mabel Loomis Todd, wife Of the
we'll known astronomer of Amherst
college, has studied primitive peoples
in almost all parts of the world. She
first investigated the Amos in northern
Japan and became so fascinated with
chronological work that every summer
she and her husband go to some re-
mote region where he can carry on
his astronomical observations to ad-
vantage and she can become acquaint-
ed with interesting aborlglnes. During
the past season she made herself
familiar with the habits and character
tstics OF many South American tribes
while Professor Todd was watching
Mars from the top of the Andes. She
learned many new facts in regard to
the civilization Of the Incas. Mrs.
Todd is charming woman whose
tact and good sense make her as pop.
ular with the primitive peoples among
whom she travels as she is in the ex-
elusive drawing rooms of Boston.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-21
He Won HE Bet.

Thomas Nelson Page, while riding
down country road, met an old negro
leading horse and laughing as only
q negro can.
SAM" said Mr.. Page. whats the
joker"
"oh! Mawnin' marster l jes' won
q bet offen his hyear fool hoss."
why, SAM" said Mr.. Page. ''how
did you do thatY'
well. you see. boss, was a-leadin'
dis hyear boss back yonder an l seen
piece OF paper ahead of us, an
said, 'Blacky, bet you a quarter you
gwine ter be afraid OF IT. But Blacky
shook his haid-he wouldn't. Then /
said, 'Blacky, bet you a quarter you
will-will you take my betp An he
nodded his hHid. Well, sab, when We
git up dar de wind fiutter dat paper
about an. Lord bless my soul, you
oughter seen dat boss. He shy clean
outen de field. Ha, ha, hal An dats
what tickles me-dat I'm a quarter
ahead"
why. Sam, you are crazy. You
can't collect the quarter from horse"
"Xassah, dat can! My marster
he'll give me a dollar tonight to git
oats an hay fer dat ks, but I'll git
him 70 cents wuth an keep my quar-
ter. Ha, har'
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-21

chair before the roll top desk, supplied
him with a pencil and pad and slipped
from the room. 1t was less than
block to the Office building in which
Henry HOWE had his suit, and shortly
Darlington entered the private office
Of the operator.
''You will pardon my abruptness,
began Tom, but | have just had
letter from Jessie refusing an offer of
marriage. From what Tommy says
imagine that her refusal is Influenced
by the fact that you need Bowen's as
slstance, and she is the bonus for the
loan. Am TightT'
For q moment Henry Howle's hands
cllnched and unclinched themselves
nervously. The blunt statement of
facts reused him to anger, but the
white, tense face of the man before
him restrained him from pitching Tim
out Of the office as he longed to do.
He liked Tim, and 1t hurt him to give
pain to the young fellow.
"You are not entirely correct In your
premises" he said at length. II be-
lieve that Jessie does contemplate mar
riage with Mr. Bowen. Bowen has
promised to come to my aid In an ex-
tremity. That Deepdale tract has been
heavy burden to me. Bowen will
take 1t at what paid and pay cash.
This will enable me to save other In
vestments Naturally Jessie is CRATE
full to the friend who has come to my
rescue and looks with favor upon his
suit. l tell you this that you may un-
derstand. OF course 1t win go no fur
Their"
II thank you for your confidence,
which win be respected. But l want
to ask what you are getting for your
Deepdale holdings"
HOWE looked at the younger man in
surprise. II presume that you have a
reason for asking" he said. "The sum
Is $4,000. That Is 5000 more than /
gave for the land"
Bowen Is generous in the extreme"
said Darlington, with a sneer. mo
doubt you are aware that the Central
and Suburban plans n cutoff to the
main line that strikes the property?
That will be better than the trolley
which was not built. | am junior coun-
sci for the road, and know that Bow
en- has known this for two weeks"
For a moment HOWE shrank back,
stunned at the treachery of his fan
cied benefactor. Bowen would make
a handsome profit from his supposed
charitable action.
II suppose this Is the reason you
seek Jessie's hand" sneered the elder
man, stung to a retort as an outlet to
his feelings.
mot at ALL" said Darlington calmly.
MY reason for speaking now is that
they purchased my old homestead for
a model town. They are to build
their shops there. l had not thought
Of your holdings. Do you want a
lOan%
Twenty minutes later Darlington
burst into his own office.
''Tommy-boy," he cried, 'for your
great services let us get soused on
soda and then buy out candy store
and take 1t up to Jessie. You've en-
ahled me to beat Bowen at his own
game and wipe Jessie's tears away.
'Soused Is a vulgar word, Tommy,
boy, but it's expressive Of my feelings,
and to your uncanny powers of OBJ
servatiOn l owe the fact that I've re-
versed the decision"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-21
A Fortune In Olives.

Among the many opportunities which
California offers to the business WON
an is that Of olive growing. Mrs. Mary
Emma Ehmann has achieved such sue.
cess In this line that she is said to con.
troll the olive trade of the United
States. One hundred thousand gallons
of olive oil were last year shipped from
her factory, She sells ripe olives as
well as the green ones for picking and
says that once taste for the ripe fruit
is acquired people win not care for the
green. Meanwhile her business grows
and prospers.
MARCIA WILLIS CAMPBELL.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-21
A New Venture In Philanthropy,

Report says that the relief committee
ministering to the widows and orphans
OF the MOnongah mine disaster has had
brilliant inspiration for disposing Of
the former, The scheme is to marry
or the widows as fast as possible. A
dowry of 800. 1t is suggested, II set
tied upon each Of the bereaved ladies',
would prove an incentive to the bach
elors OF the mining community. The
fund contributed by sympathetic per
sons for the relief Of the families of
the dead miners would be levied upon
to provide this matrimonial bait. Only
one widow, a woman who has already
been married three times. has evinced
any interest In the scheme.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-01-21

The only woman policeman in the
country Is owned by that enterprlsing
city, Chicago. Her duties are not very
strenuous. Z She merely patrols the
foyer of one Of the leading theaters to
see that women and children are prop
erly protected. Her uniform Is a very
fetching one, and officer Dorothy Stew
art herself is so charming that he
would be a very boorish fellow indeed
who would refuse to move on" at her