davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-21

Figb "tAhLE-ONE LOT ON sOI1TH
spfague Ave. 400
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-21
REAL ESTATE-Continued.
y. M. HILL G. CO.,
No. s23 1-3 East Main ST.
REMARKABLE BARGAINS

Look: Two sections in one
body, only two miles from
KAHLOTUS, Franklin county,
Wash, all in cultivation and
well improved, close to r. r.
station. This land produces
from 80 to 40 bushels per acre.
1t is offered for a few days at
$1,000 per acre.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-05-21
FOR SALE-MiscelIaneous

F0R SALE CHEAP-A NEW%RUB-
Der tired top buggy Hl,ssexcellent
condition. Address XIN Z. care
Union Statesman offiq< !
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-21

Ceiling, flooring siding turning, scroll saving
moulding window and door frames, newell posts
buhiStcrs, mantcl,, turncd porch columns. etc.
Contracts taken for the erect ion OF any KIND OF
u building.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-21

atoms Of carbon in it, SO they can
join atoms OF the Oxygen in the air
which they dearly love, there is 4
blaze Anything tina, will cool the
burning substance. Sc there is no
longer heat enough TO- turn loose
the carbon atoms, will put on; the
fire,
Water takes more heat away
from burning material than any
other fluid or substance \ fire
that would heat water to 4l2 de-
grecs Fahrenheit, making il boil,
would make any other material
very much hotter, Water cools
the rcdhot Goals and So stops the
fire Aside from this a dclugc of
water Keeps air away from burning
substances. And, too, water on a
fire is changed to steam and that
change draws away heat.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-21
ST. PETERSBURG PARTY
PLEASED WITH DeLAND

From a thrcc-ooumn Writc-up Of the
meeting Of the Grand Lodge, | o, OF,
and their trip to DcLand, in the st.
Petersburg Times, we clip the following,
which shows such great appreciation OF
the little attention shown them
Wednesday evening the visitors in the
city were rendered complimentary
Grand Concert in the magnificent
Stctoon Auditorium by the Stctson Glcc
Club, whose splendid and highclass
entertainments have been enjoyed in
thi. city. At certain hours OF the day
the doors Of the University were thrown
open to the visitors during their stay.
On Thursday afternoon new Re
bckah Lodge was instituted in DrI.and
with , charter members and that night
Golden Rod degree team received the
honor Of initiating 10 of the new Hcm-
bers and installing their officers.
During their stay in the beautiful
city OF DcLand the warmcst hospi-
tally and innunerable courtcsics were
extended the Lodge visitors by the
entire city, among them being auto
rides over the city which is one of the
most favored and beautiful in the whole
State, and to lovely DcLeon Springs
and other places Of interest; 4 pleasant
ball and refreshments after each session
were also among the many courtesicS
received.
While on the East Coast Il number
Of the ST. Petersburg party enjoyed
auto rides to Daytona Beach and
Ormond and to describe the pleasure
of such a trip is impossible. OF the
places visited Dcl.and. with its miles
and miles Of paved roads and streets,
all shaded by immense oaks, and every
yard a perfect flower garden, is the
most beautiful and is tittingly termed
The Athens Of Florida We failed To-
notice one street, vacant lot or orange
grove that did not have row of maguih-
~ w '''N"' 'i'Nii l''eNi INi oN' WIN ii'lN
or ornamental trees, aud we failed to
see even one yard that was without
flowers. Oak trees OF Ill sizes are found
everywhere. they are being planted
every day TO beautity the city, and to
attempt to describe how beautiful this
little city, possessing not half the
natural beauty and advantages of St
Petersburg, appeared to one from Il
city, comparatively speaking, without
shade trees, is an impossible feat. If
half the amount Of money spent by
the East Coast towns for hard roads
and shaded streets was spent in beauti
flying our beautiful city and III giving
1t the same pretty watcrironts, the
East Coast resorts would he back
numbers when it comes to the tourists,
as they haven't the equable climate Of
the West Coast, but are cntcrprisng
enough to make the most of their
advantages. Would that ST. Peters
burg would do the same
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-21
Notice OF Application for Tax Deed
Under Section s Of Chapter 4SSS,
,,u. -; EJox:J,

ASN%S " = sS'seN'
Notice is hereby given that Clark
Meggs Company purchaser Of Tax Ger
titicate Ho. I475, dated the 9th day Of
June A. d., 1897, has filed said certiti-
cate in my office, and has made applica-
ton for tax deed to issue in accordance
with law. Said certificate embraces the
following described property situated in
Volusia county, Florida, to-wit: s! Of
NET and L of SW4 and SET Sec. SO,
Up. 10, S Range 80 Z. The said land
being assessed at the date of the issu-
ance of such certificate in the name Of
Ellsworth Trust Company. Unless said
certificate shall be redeemed according
t. law, tax deed will issue thereon on
the 18th day Of May A. d. 1909.
Witness my official signature and seal
this the 10th day of April A, D. 1900.
Seal SAM'L. u. JORDAN,
Clerk Circuit Court Volusia County.
Florida.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-21
Nolies Of Application for Tax Deed
Under Section s If Chapter 4SSS,
IoqDS Of ElOyi1o
DeLand Florida.

Nolice OF Application tW Tar Deed
Under Section s If Chapter 4SSS,
LaaUs Of Florida.
49,. Notice IS hereby given that Clark
Meggs Company, purchaser of Tax Ger
tifcate No. I47I, dated the 9th day Of
June A. D. 1897, has filed said certifi-
cate in my office, and has made appli-
cation for talk deed to issue in accord
ance with law. Said certificate en-
braces the following described property
situated in Vdlusia county, Florida, to-
wit: NET of NW4 Sec 2 TIP IoS Range
s3E. The said land being assessed at
the date of the issuance of such certiti-
cate in the na,lhe of Heirs NJ. F. Osteen:
Unless said certificate shall be redeemed
according to ldw, tax deed will issue
thereon on the nth day of May A. d.
1909.
Witnes my of fcial signature end seal
this the 10th day OF April a. y. 1909.
(Seall SAML. D. JORDAN,
Clerk Circuit {Court Volusia County
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-21

How do YOU like your new neigh
bors'' Don't know yet. | haven't
asked them to lend Us anything Dee
troit Free Press.
DeLand news. [volume] (DeLand, Volusia County, Fla.) 190?-1921, 1909-05-21
FIGUTIN FIRE
~ THE HO.WE

than the burning of the home
There is danger that the lives of the
loved ones. or our own. will be lost
danger of loss of pictures and gilt,
of absent or dead dear ones, anC
other precious things that money
could not get again But in trV
houses, very few, is there anything
at hand with which to put out 4
starting fire, that would make
ashes of these household treasures
and of the home as well, says the
TiucS- Iui.M
\ ladder is often needed to get
water 70 q fire started in the root,
or attic, by sparks and to save the
lives OF persons in the upper S,O-
rics, for fire in = dwelling soon
makes the stairway impossible
from smoke or flames, y ladder
can be made in Il day, or bought
ready made for S..
In a farm house kitchen there
should be a bucket kept full OF
water with which to stay starting
fire. The bucket used for water
for cooking and drinking is full less
than half the time, and may be
empty at the wrong time. Fire
buckets are made with round bot
toms and held up by 4 shelf with a
hole in it, or hung on a nail One
could not put to any other use Il
bucket that would not stand ON It's
own bottom SO it would not be
removed from its place. In win
ter salt is put in the water in 4 fire
bucket to keep ii from freezing,
Such bucket should be kept on
each floor Of every home. They
may be hidden in ornamental box
cS.
The most effective piece of APP
paratuS for putting out starting
fire is one of the metal tanks known
as "carbonic acid gas cXtinguish-
crs, which are seen on nearly every
fire department wagon, They hold
two buckctiuls of water and have
diameter one third their height.
At the top OF the tank is a piece OF
hose a yard long. When the tank
is inverted, ready for use, sulphur
rio acid is spilled. from bottle in
It's top, into a cupful Of baking soda,
When they get together soda water
is formed which makes Il pressure
that will throw the water and gas
in the tank forty feet, or into in
closed places which could not be
reached with a water bucket
The gas carried by the water
helps greatly in snothcAius the
flames, If water carrying car
bonic acid is thrown on a fire be-
tween a ceiling and the floor above
it, the blaze is smothcred at once
by lack of air. This cxtin9uisher
is most used from above the blaze,
because carbonic acid gas being
heavier than air falls. Each OF the
three gallons Of water Iii the can
takes out with ii twenty gallons OF
gas. Firemen have CarboniC acid
tanks holding forty gallons, which
are called chemical engines. for use
On fires that have ignited only one
Or two rooms. They cause little
water damage.
Twenty-one makers of these eX-
have them officially
tested with 4 pressure Of $50 pounds
to the square inch, 50 there is no
danger Of one Of them exploding
while in the embrace of the user
There being no trust in the bust
ness, competition will probably
keep the prices right.
Tubes OF dry powder cx,inguish
AZ" have i'm them baking soda 10
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-04

PRUoZCZ. Werkmistrz Krause
zatrudniony W m}ynie Scheffiera W
Straszynie dotkna} sic prsdu elek
trYcsnego i odni6s} ciezkle popa~
rzeniA ma pierslach 1 rekach Me-
przytomnego odwiez,ono do comu
ohoryeh. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-04

SOPOC. Ma paraliz serca smar]
tn 'nagle lekarz ma choroby nerwo'
we, dr.. Trepihski. Liczy1 dopiero
~ lat, Sml.rd jego nastapifa ME
spodziaale.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-04

NIBORK. Nieszcxe5oiem sakone
csy4 sic obch6d urodsih cesarsk,ch
towarzystwa ~wojak6w (Kriege,fe-
raju) " Sarnow;e. 20 zabawie Off
Ger i wta6ciciel d6br rYcerskioh
Schwauke uda} sig ma sankach do
Korle sig sp}oszy}y, = san
k, sic wywr6ci&y, Officer wypadl'
lecz mic zlego mu sig ME stale. "a
to konie popedzify " noe ciemua.
Dopiero dnia castepaego z%nalezi"no
konie ~skostniale W wodsieEi lodzle
na }akach sarnowskicb. z wielkq
bieda wpakowano konie ma sankl !
.dwleziono je do Sarno wa, gdzie
zleob}y " stajni. Straty wynosza
$500 marek. 49,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-04
n1gdy sic ME xgodsi, bo r6waatob

n,gdy sic ME xgodsi, DO r6waatoby
sic to prsywr6c.ean,iiaa.. ., dlYecezyi. In
10 RACK - Mll[oohh.yldw gubernialny:
~ ten ostatni aa,dlmnii,aistraoya mole.
|by sle zggod1s,,lIaas, .usYwajac go q
mn'ejj nie tl1e '.ie skoehosy SIG
vice v na,lepszym rasie ma mnlej
Tub wieoej r., rzad I o 9
przez blskapa davneid yecezyi min.
skiej. ..-.c: ..
,.aj. 6 4..;%~t?F e.. -
,,RlECZ,. Zanie6olia wykaz wyro--
kow smlercl kt6re zapadf9 v ciagu
zeszlego roku v os}em ~rahstwie ro-
syjskiem: W stycsniu by{o lle
wyrok6w, " lutym l2&. " marcu
1884, kxietplu ING, " maju 2l7,
" czerwcu l3l, " l'pca. lbl, "
sjerpniu 13e, We wrze6niu ll9, W
pazdsierniku 17s, " listopadxie 2lo,
" grudniu ze8. Rasem zapad}o. 1863
wyrok6w. z tych wYrokdw
wykonsuo 702, a mianowic:e:
" st5czniu SO wyroki, " 'utym Sc,
v marcu ~, " kwietniu So, " ma
ju al " czerwcu 81, " llpou so, "
" sierpniu g., We w~rzedniu go, W
pszdzierniku SO, " l,stopadsae 81,
" grudnlu ll9.
- Zesfany> "a grauioe genera}~gu~
bernatorstwa wilenskiego ma try
lata dawny p~roboszoz ka. J6zef
Borodicz. stale :dn,a ego b. m.
pred sadem okregowym " Psko :.
vie. jake oskarzony o. nagitacye
[prseoiwprawna", kt6ra. spowodowa-
la przej6cie :nac katolicyzm 5000 o.
-
s6b. 0ska1 &enie .'wnesi pop %schizna5
tyckl i polieya* sMiadkdw zawez-
wano 50. w.
- h. E' ~"-, N 90 " FI -'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-04
Z POD MosKALA.

WARSZAWA Wnuk s}awnego
poety Zygmunta Krasihskiego, hr,
Adam Krasihski. kt6ry niedawno
umar} liosac dopiero lat trzydsle7
sci i kilka, " estamenoie swoim
wysnaczyl. 5000 rubli ma misye v
kraju, 5000 rubli ma seminaryum
duohowne we Warszawie. sOc0 rue
'bli. IA dom ludowy robotnik6w
ohrze6ciansko spo}ecsuych is o.
rubli na odresturcwanie Wawelu.
Mai4tek Ursynow pod Warszawa
sapisa} polskiej Mac'erzy szk6l-
mel.
z ohwila konsekrowania
nowyoh biskup6w, ks. Ciep
.laka l KS. Deniesiewicza " zaborzv
rosyjekim, powazechnle mniemaao,
ze ieden : Mich 1ostapie ma stale
deleeowany do dawnej dyecezyi
m%indskiej, skasowanej pc powstsniu
" roku 1863, W rzecsywisto6ci
ieduak, sprawa z~amieszsaais v
Minsku jednego : blskup6w s ito;
najgorzej: *. asoyb,skup Wnuko~
wsiki pragnal tego goraco j ucsy-
nil u urssdu starsoia> " .departa-
mencie oboych wysnah o6wladozono
mu wszak4e, il ma osledlenie bisku
pa v Minsku Litewskim wladza'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-04
z ~CHEkMINsKIEGO. Syn POI

z CHEkMINsKlEGO. Syn po~
siedsioielski, FerdYnad Muller oil :
B.ota wstapiws.y DO xarcsmy y
Fr,edriobsbruchu, tax sile upH, e
oiebawem PREY stole, do ktdrego :
inoymi godcmi sasiadi. s lLZe y "a.
raliz seroowy spowodowa} nag1l
smiert.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-04
. =
WIEsCI z OJCzYZNY
z PRuS POLSKICH.

Isr.. - .
TORUN. Handlarze Franc seek
] Antoni Karaszew scy z Rubinko-
wa, jadac kazdy osobna pow6zka
IA targ do Kowalewa, : napad nieci
zostali " nocy, gdy, zje1d&ali 2
drogl rublnkowskiej ma szose lu
bicka przez dw6cL mezczyzn, >uz~
brojonYch we fuzye. Poniewas
swiecil ksiezyc poznali napsdnieci
" mezczyznath, zastepujacyoh iw
droge, by}ego ober&yste Kar6la
Kremiua handlalza Bernardo Cor
skiego, mieszka]acYch obe>ole w
Toruniu ma Jak6bskiem przedmie-
6ciu, a trudniacvch sig wsp6laym
haodlem bydta. Gdy powdzki mad
jecha}y, G6rskt >''a} s,rza} 10 An
toniego Karaszewsklego, jad9cego
ma pr1odku, lecz ma szoze6cie chy-
bill. ~Nastepnie zawolaf ia ~jadacy"h
druya pow6zka Franciszka Kara
szewskiego i jego zone i r6wnocze-
snie ds} drugi str~af, ranlac tym
razem Francisxka Karaszewskiego.
Napastnlcy widzac, H. napadnlecl
ioh poxnali, zbiegll czempredzej d.
pob(iskiego zagajenia. Przywo}any
do z~ranionego. p. Fir. K. lekarz, dr..
Kutko wski Z Mokrego, stwierdzil,
ze zranionemu utkwifo G. ziarnek
srutu W ramieuiu a 8 ziarnek W
piersiach.
Re raua ME jest smlertelna zaw-
dzieczac MONA jedynie temu, re p.
K. by} gru5o ubrany, O napad1ie
uwiadomiouo natychmiast prokurar
torye.
- Skutkiem rzucania snieg EN-
sp}oszyly SIC konle wojskowe, kto'
re prowadzi1 zo{nierz Maszewski.
W6z ~potrzaskal sig a M. zawisl ma
p}ocie zelaznym niedaleko teatru
miejskiego. Nieszcze6liwego odwle'
ziono bez przytomno6ci do szp;ta!a
Stan jego jest beznadziejny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-04
ZE SLASKAl.

ZE SLASKA.
BYTOM. Process prasowy. "
tych daiaoh stawai dlawnIejszy re,
daktor .tKuryera s 81 ski,go" par!
Jan Guy pred bgto y izht 4: kar.
az, oskarzony Q obraze lekarzs
Bobrku, policyanta
: Hajduka : Wroolawia j mlyna-
RIA Reszki 2 L@dzin. "a obraze
sxs zany ma IS m. kary
Sprawe 0 obraze Reszki sgd 3D.
rocsy}.
MYskO VICE. Kssyer tuzejsze-
60 niemieohkigo Nolksbanku"
miejsk lego Frvc Weiss sprzeuie-
wiersy& $1,000 m. l snlk} jak kane
fora bes pieprzu, Uciekinier ma 80
lat i jest zonaty, TAX mu by}o
re lone i dsleoi zostawl} ma
miejsou a sam z pien,edzmi czmy-,
Wyspaosono 1000 NIX. ma
"a ujecie zbiega i wydosta~
ME sprzeniewierzcnych pienieazy.
M1KOk0W. Ma tutejszym dwor~
Gu nastapi&a straszna eksplosya
gazu ZniszczY}a ose66 budynk6w,
naczelnik staoyi Daupera i kou-
'luktora Ssmaicuoba znaczn,e POI
parzY}o. 1;
..MYSkOWICE. W sprawe oszu.
silva urzednika bankowego Weisa
Jest wewikiany takze pewien wyz
ezy urzednik kolejowy, Wels te
muz swego ozasu pozYczy} wiekszq
sumo pieniedzy urzedowych pewna
sumo ma .atuszowauie naduzyc.
P6zniej gdy te pieniadze potrzebo'
wal, a Wels nv ich datnie m6g},
pem6gf sobie " ten spos6b, ze
1000 NIX. 2 listu prseznaozo:
nego do Austryi, a koperte nape}~
ok skrawkaml paPieru. Sprawl ia
W miescie wielkle wrate.
ME-.
BYTOM. T:utejs1a Izoa karna
skazs}a " poniedziatek asystenta
pol,cyl' Welssa. 2 k%r6lewskiej Hu
tY ma rok miesiac wiezieaja j
try lata utraty praw honorowycb.
" eiss dopu6cit sic zbrodnl pre-.
moralnosci z ma{oletniem,
dziewozetanj kt6re przychodzi{y do
biura policyjnego-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-04
Farma ma sprzedaz

OVA AAAO0 49,"
Nam lamar sprzedac swa farme
polozona oAofo 5 mil ma pofudnie
cd Arcadia, 4 mile cd Dodge, 3
mile cd wielkiego polskiego koscio-
Ia W Pine Greek.
Farma obejmuje 34s ARROW, dobre
budynki, niemal wszystko ogrodzo-
ne, dobra woda, wielkie zr6d}o PREY
domu, wiatrak W podw6rzu ola by
dfa. Oko1o l40 ARROW re strumy
klein. :Zamierzam sprzedaG z powo-
.du il jestem "a starry, abym to sam
:obrobi}. .
Pc blizsze informacye zg}osic sic
pod adresem.
John Brownlee
r. /. Dodge, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-04

z POZNANSKIEGO.
CzARNKOW. Do pewnego gos-
podarza z oko)icy prsy}aozY} sig
podczas jarmarku jakl6 m}ody oz}o-
wlek 1 ofiarowa{ sic wskaza6 mu
dobrego i m}odego konia' "a tania
cene. Udali sig obaj by go obej-
rze6. W drodze 6w obey ,,znalaz}'
portmonetke z 200 INK. i j. scho7
wal. W ehwile potem PREY"
stapl{ do gospodarza inny obey clio
wick i zada} napowr6t sn~alezione]
portmonetki. Ma dow6d re jej ME
ma, gospodarz pokasa} swoja te
wYdarto mu z rak i zqdano wjecej
.jeszcze pieniedzy, ba jeden Z o.
pryszk6w grezbe swa popari ~,jeszcze
rewolwerem. lego hy}o napadnle-
tvmu juz "a wlele. Poteznym swym
kijem wytracil opryszkowi rewol<
.wer 2 rekl i taklim porzadnie sk6re
przetrzepa}, ze zwr6cili mu port
.nonetke z pleniedzmy. Domaga} sig.
~jeszcse -%znalezionej portmonetki,
chcac j. odnie6c ma polioye, opry-
szkowie jednak zbiegli. Byll to.
oszu6ci, kt6rym sprawka sig ME u
da}a.
GIETRZWAkD. We 6rode p1zed
POI. 0 wpo{ do l1-tej zmar} tn
nasz czcigodny proboszcz i jubilat
sp. ks. Augustyn Weiohsel.- Pred
tykodniem zachorowa{ pa iufluen-
70 Z kt6rej wkrotce wywiazalo sic
pfuc, wskutek kt6rego we
po zaledwie tygodniowej
tdokonaf zywota swego.
Znar}y l'czy& 70 lat &ycia a SO ka:
ptanstrva. w Gietrzwa}dzie spra'
wowa} dnszpasterstwo przez 40 lat
Przen,csierie zwkok do ko6cio}a
" niedziele po poludniu o.
4 tel, pogrzeb " poniedzia&ek pred
po}udniem. Wieczuy odpoozynek
race mu daG Panic, q 6wiat{o6c
nieohaj mu SWEET ma VIE
XII.
WAGROW IEC. Ofiara mro.u
pad} W tycb dniacb tatejssY musyk
Wozicki. Wracs} on Z swymi bo-
legami pieszo Z pewnego wesela "
Poniewa} byl zmsczony,
pozostaf hawai- drogi " lyle "a swy-
towarzyszami i usiad{ " rowie
celem e~dpoczecia; niestety jednak
zasnal i oalkiem prawie skostnia}
Prsejezd&ajaoa tam p6zniei poczta
zabra}a n,e,zozedliwego do Wagr6w
ca, lecz wszelkle ~starania prsywr6-
csnia 60 do zycia okasasy sic dare
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-04
Nieomal smierc ". z j il
nym staWle. /

EaS SNa%5k&- #&HF fE.4s lzs saH&%
By}o to zafosne doswiadczenie
v postaci smierci ola pani Idly
Soper "Przez wiele lat niebezpie-
GINA choroba ~piersiowa sprawiala
mi gwa}towne bo]esc,' pisze ona,
a w,ele ray nieomal spowodowa.
Ia smiert. WszYstkie lekarstwa
zawiod5y, a doktorzy m6w1i, il
xiestem niculeczalna. W tenn dr'a
Klugsa New Discovery przynlos}o
mi szybka pomoo i w%yleczenie tax
trwale, il ME chorowa}am przez
-dwanascie lat. PAM Soper mieszka
" Big Pond, Pa. Dziafa zadzlwia-
jaco ma kaszel i zazie blenie, chore
p}uca, krwotok, La grype, astme,
krup, koklusz i wszystkle krtanio-
We napady soc l 800. Rutelki ma
probe darmo. G~waranto van przez
M. J. Kowalewskiego, aptekarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-04

PACZE 10. Dnia 10 b. m. 3D.
by1o sic tn uroczyste wprowaazes
ME d. kosclota nowego proboszcza,
ks: Rekowskiego. W4adze blsku-
pis zastepowa{ ks. dziekan Kowal-
ski z piaseczna. Ma uroczYsto66 te
zjechal tez by}y tutejszy admins
strator, ks. Szypniewski. Msza 6w.
odpravi} ks. ~proboszcz, q kazaRie
wyg}osi} ks. dzlekau. Ks, pre- boszcz
zaiozyl tn juz wzorowy seiew ks
oielny, "a co sk}adamy mu serdecz-
ne: Bog zap}at! :.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-03-04

BRODNICA. W warsztacie ma
SYN zelaznych Bratza wydarzy{o
sic wielkie nieszcse6oie. Nagle pel}
kooi61 " kt6rym znaidowa}o sic
roztopione zeiazo ! stoJacy obok
robotnik lax sosta} popar1sonY, re
watplg, ozy biedak j~eszczc zdrowie
odzyska. R6wniez. dotkltwie popa-
rsony zostsll w~oloataryurz Wendt.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-03-18
Gum.Pickers at Work.

Picking spruce gum and selling it
to chewing gum manufacturers is a
source of income for a great many
men in the Adirondacks and other
northern forests-guides and small
farmers-while others make it a bus.
mess the year through. The gum ap-
pears on the tree trunks like drops of
wax. The gatherer, armed with a long
pole, on the end of which is fastened
a can and sharp chisel, cuts loose
the chunks of gum, which fall into the
can, and are transferred to basket
or bag. The gatherers in winter will
travel on snow-shoes ten or fifteen
miles through the forest, sleeping at
night in some old hunters deserted
shack. There are three kinds of
spruce in the Adirondacks-red, black
and white. The best gum is gathered
' "'rwo0d of the white spruce.
The rarest of the gums is the "blis.
ter" which is translucent and turns
biue after being chewed. After being
scraped, washed and frightened, it
sells tor one dollar and fifty cents a
pound. There is coarser grade, COM
posed of blister scrapings, mixed with
particles of bark. Placed on trays of
cotton cloth in steam tank, the gum
is drawn out, and yields the producer
fifty cents pound, forming the ordi-
nary chewing gum of commerce. Some
manufacturers adulterate the gum
with paraftin rosin and chicle. Some
years ago, an old gum-gatherer of
Cranberry Lake lost twenty-three bags
of gum by the splitting of his boat. 1t
was never recovered.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-03-18
The QiHicultx.

Mrs. Watson, woman whose pre-.
tensions to beauty nature fatty re.
fused to assist in any way, saw in
shop-window bonnet, the sort OF
thing that. modiste in town calls a
creation" just knotting Of velvet
a fold of lace and pink roses, but a
snare for feminine vanity because it
looked so simple and easy to wear.
She hurried in, examined it closely.
inquired the price, and at last tried
it on. Then, after few moments
of disappointed staring, she took it OFF
again.
81 don't think I'll have it, after all,
Miss Demmon,' she said. what do
you suppose is the matter with the
thing? I'm sure it looked ever so
much prettier in the window"
But, my dear madam" answered
the milliner, with quick conviction,
you must remember that you have
your face to contend with now!"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1909-03-18
New Women in Turkey,

Is the new woman about to cap
ture Turkey? During the recent
political agitation the unheard of
spectacle was to be seen at Salonica
OF woman of rank, the wife OF C.
young Turk, parading unveiled
through the streets with a banner.
to the delight of her husbands parti-
sans. AT Monastir many women.
bent on political er:ands, travelled
about alone.
II this is to be the result of COZ
stitutional movement, what is to be-
come of the prophets strict command
against women showing their faces
In public? Gone will be the poet's
dream of the dark-eyed beauties of
Clrcassia leading lives of Incidence
behind the screens of the :nysteri-
Gus harem. If the daughters of The
near east, like the daughters of Nip
pom, are to adopt lie fashions of
Paris, go in for political economy
suifragism, socialism and small fami-
lies. like British fashionables, and
start Women's clubs, platform cam
palgns and summer college courses
ike their American sisters, a whole
world of tradition and romance will
soon disappear.