davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-21
ka mnie do glebi! = szepne1a Ma

kaG mn1e do gfebl! = szepnefa MI
rya.
Znajdowa1a sic ona W szczeg6l
mem usposobieniu i czu1a, re Ma
rain ME tax bardzo niesfusznit
m6wil, il przyjdzie. do tego, X
stanie sic niewolnica Kaminskiege
Gdy nan patrzyla, SERGE jej bi
10 opuszczala ja dzikosc, ustepo
wa1y plany zemsty i ia Marya, ia
ka poznalismy, stawala sic chwi'
lowo kobieta.
Ostatnie jej slowa podyktowa,
10 szlachetne uczucie, m6wiac je.
ME czu}a wcale, jak ciezko pre-.
wini}a wzgledem Kaminskiego,
wiedziala tylko, &c go kocha mi
loscia goraca, nieskonczona.. :
Bogumi} jednak ME przypusz--
czal nawet, zeby take uczucia pc,
wstac mogly W jej sercu. Widzial
on W niej jedynie smiertelna swo-
ia nieprzyjaci6lke, przybierajaca
maske, ably tenn. }atwiej podejsc
swoja ofiare.
RozeSmia1 sic vice glosno, gdy
Marya wspomniala, re jego sly
derstwo ja obraza tym smiechem
rozdrazni} swoja przeciwniczke.
49, Hrabio Kaminski, zaklinam
Gle, ME rozbudzaj ma nowo mel
namietnosci! - zawo}a1a - przy-
sz1am tn rzeczywiscie, azeby sic
Z toba pogodzic. Zapomnisz, mu-
sisz zapomniec o TEN, co zaszlo..
nic mozesz odepchnac kobiety,kt
ra blagalnie zbliza sic do ciebie,
gdyz to &c strony mezczyzny by
Toby nikczcmnem i zasfugujacem
ma pogarde.
.- Obojetnem jest Ola, mnie,czy
nina PAM pogardzasz, cry mnic II
- jestem przekonany,
re w tel chwili przybra}as maske,
dopiac, celu, do ktorego ME
masz nadziei dojsc inna droga:
Now do mnie jasno i otwarcie, ia
ko moja smiertclna nieprzyjacio}-
ka, to mnic lepiej usposobi i to
uczucie niczawodnie odwzajemnie
- Przestan, hrabio Kaminski!
49, zawola1 Marya, - przestan /
powierz, re i ia takze moge bye
szczera.
- Wiara jest najwyzszcm do
brem czIowieka, - odpar} Bogu-
mil, - ME moge jednak wyrobic
w -sobie WARY W s~zczerosc PAM.
Zbyt wicle przeciw~ mnie~ zasvini-
las, hrabianko, zbyt sic przyczy-
ni}as do mojej zguby, zcbym CT
to m6g1 przebaczyc. .Oskarzenlc
mnie O morderstwo twojem bylo
dzielem, PREY pomocy Narazina
fa}szywych swiadk6w,
mimi raZcm j. Wys1u-
chaliscie spokojnie straszliwego
wyroku, kt6ry mnie niewinnego
ma smierc skazywa}.
49, Narazin pragna1 Gle zgublc,
- m6wi}a hrabianka, - chciaf
twojej Smierci, a ia ME mog1am
.inaczej pokrzyzowac jego planoW
jak uwalniajac Gle wlezlen1a
PREY pomocy Pedra:
- Uwo]niony Zosta1em Z we've
MIA ma zadanic hrabiny Rozins-
kiej! - odparl Bogumi], oburzo-
nv tenn k}amstWem, - mann ia to
Spytaj PAM Haliny, a
ona to potwierdzi, gdyz i ona bra
Ia. w tenn udzia}.
0! gdyby Halina byla jesz-
exc W Ronikowic, potwierdzi}aby
prawde slow moich mowiia
Marya dalej, - Pedro ona uzyll
niewinnego k}amstwa,
gdyz wiedzieli, re ME przyjmiesz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-21
D. WR0BLEWSKI & co. W-55
1876 E. 18th St. NJ. New York, N. 7.

Jczeli chcecic ably rodzina byla
zdrowa i czynna, dajcie jej " tym
miesiacu Rocky Mountain herba-
ty. Ona .regulujc w%netrznosci po-
maya do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
energie w Gala rodzine, 35c. Her
bata albo pigulki. W apteceBrown
Og}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-21

mic Kaminskiego do podania c
reki! Ot6z powiadam ci, re or
togo nigdy ME uczyni, gdyz pc
gardza toba GAIA glebia swej du
sly.
- Szalona, gubisz sie!- zawe
}ala hrabianka ME mogac piano.
wac mad SODA, - zniewagi twojt
przechodza wszelkie grantee, mic
moge ich scierpicc. Zguba twoja
Bogumi}a jest teraz ~stanowcza!
- O! tego naleza}o sic spodzit
wac! - odpowiedzia}a HAHN;
spokojnie, potrzebujesz tylke
kazac mas uwiezic, ably mas zgu
bic i ostatnie chwilc zycia nasze.
go zatruc straszliwie. Me, ME "a.
krwawie nigdy serca Bogumila
kt6ry 4 powodu swojej wytrwa}o.
Sci jeczy zapewnc W najglekszym
lochu tego przekletego domu. Mic
wyrzckne sic go, chociazby nawet
kat zagraza} jego szlachetnej glo.
vie, ME wyrzekne sic go, DO wien
zc wolf on umrzcc raczej niz sic
mnie wyrzec.
- Zarozumia}a dziewczyno! -
zawola}a Marya ME mogac pano-
wac mad SODA, - dumna istoto,
mam~w reku~ Srodki~zgubienia@~cie
Presto ztad p6jde do Kaminskic-
go i powiem mu, zc ME cheese G
MIN sluchac wiecej. Ha! ha gdy.
bys sic go wyrzck}a, bylabym Gle
puscila volno, pozosta}oby ci
przynajmnicj to blogie uczucie,
les poniosfa wielka ofiare, tymcza
sem teraz bede sic rozkoszowala
twemi meczarniami. Ten dom pre-
klety, jak powiadasz, posiada do
syc tajcmnych schronicn i kryj6-
week, a najokropnicjsza Z Mich be-
die odtad twojcm mieszkanicm,
Tam bedzicsz jecza]a mic ME vie
dzac O losie czlowicka, kt6regO
kochasz mad ~wszystko, tam umie-
rae bedziesz tysiac razy a ia bede
zyla W szczesciu i weselu. Czy
mnic rozumicsz?
Marya stala groznic pred Hall
IA, kt0ra wprawdzic by}a smier-.
tclnic blada, ale zdeterminoWana
IA wszystko. Hrabianka oczeki-.
wala odpowicdzi, spodziewala sic
ujrzec rozpacz swej przeciwnicz-
XII, nasycic sic widokiem jcj me
czarni j gnicwalo ja to bardzo, re
Halina pozostala spokojna.
Marya doczekala sic tylko pc.
gardliwego s%pojrzenia musia}a
odejsc, ably ME okazac sic smiesz.
ma.
Odesz1a m6wiac, re sic uda ma.
tychmiast do tel czesci zamku, "
: kt6rej Kaminski by} osadzony, a.
! zeby mu p%owiedzicc IL Halina wy
rzeka sic go.
.Spojrzenie w zwierciadlo pre-.
konalo ia jednak re ME by}aby
mog}a sprawic IA Bogumile wra'
zenia. By}a blada, jej rysy wy
krzywia}a wscieklosc, oczy swiec:
ly jak rozzarzone wegle, jedncm
slowem wzbudzi1aby W Kamins
kim wstret a ME pociag, postano
villa zatem odlozyc jeszcze te cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-21
(Gag dalszy.1
Powtarzam mo]e pytanie j

- Powtarzam moJe pytanle
m>twie ci, zc cd twojej odpowiedzi
za:ezy dobro Kaminskiego! mo
villa dalcj B~ielczyilska, - ely
kothasz Bogumi}a ely ME? Odpo-
wicdz mi. gdyz pytam z jego po-
let:enia.
Wiemy dobrze, re slowa te by
~ klamstwem, Halina jednak mo
ga tego mic wiedziec, mogla uwic
rye s}owom Maryi, w kt6rych mic
n~turalnie ME by}o..
- TAX kocham go -. odrzckla
4 slebokicm uczucicm, - kocham
70 ca}ym zapalem mojej duszy,
r. GAIA sila, do jakiej SERGE ludzkic
jest iodine! Kocham go i czuje,
IL bcz nicgo ME Ma ola mnie szcze
&c;a ma Swiecic.
kto kocha TAX jak ty, musi
bye rzeczyWiscie szczesliWym, -
rzok}a Bielczynska, Z trudnoScia
zr1uszajac sic do spokoju, - Oh !!
m;}oSc jest wznios}em, boskiem H.
cz1cicm! podnosi mas ona 2 ziem-
SAiego prochu, kazc zapomnac O
wszelkich cierpicniach zbliza mas
d. b6stwa. Milosc jcdnakze, o lie
wlcm, zdolna jest do najwyzszyrh
o:iar, dodajc nam silly nawct WOW
cas-, gdy potrzeba wyrzcc sic i
z::zygnowac!
CO to! - zawolala 1Ialina z
z<:dziwicnicm, - Marya Bielczyn
ssa m6wi 0 rczygnacyi? chcc "a
p~zcstac przcSladowania Kamins--
kiago "a to, zc jcj kochac ME mo
Z,:9
TAX jest, lccz pod jednym
tyiko warumkiem, odpowiedzia
Ia Marya, pod warunkiem, kt6
rcgo przyjecie powr6ci ci VOL
nose. vyrzckne sic Bogumi}a, jc-
zoli i ty take sic go wyrzcczcsz!
Czego zadasz? zawola1a
p*zerazona, patrzac Ia hrabianke
2 niedovierzanicm, - pozostaw
innej bcz zawisci tego, kt0rego sa
Ma posiadac ME mozesz!
- Movie do ciebic w imieniu
Bogumi}a Kaminskicgo, 49, rzek}a
Marya pc krotkiej chwili milcze-
MA, - przekona} sic OH, re sic
IA mnic nie poznal, prosif mnie
shruszony o przcbaczcnie obrazy
zniewag, jake mi ~vyrzadzil i os-
wiadczyl, re wine swoja W ten spo
sob chce odpokutowac jak powie-
0ziafam.
Klamiesz - zawofa1 Halina,
- Bogumlf ME jest cZfoWleklem,
ht6ryby czyni} cos takiego, czego
by m6g} za1owac. Postepowa} on
Z toba talk, jak Ia to zas{ugiwa-
las i ME zada odemnie wyrzecze~~
nia sic. To bye ME moze, on ME
mozc zadac mego nieszczescia!
- Milcz, zaslepiona! - odpar-
Ia zywo Marya Bielczynska,-nie
waz sic zarzucac mi k@amstwa, BIO
Gle zg}adze, jesli to jeszcze raz
powazysz sic powt6rzyc.
- O! teraz zupelnie sic zdradzi
2as! - rzckla Halina, - chciala-
bye mojem wyrzeczeniem sic sk}o
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-02-21
WleuZIny.
Walka wrog6w 0 ofiare.

WleOZlny.
Walka wrog6w Q ofiare.
Bogumil umieszczony by1 W sa
Ii rycerskiej zamku ronikowskie
go, z okien kt6rej MONA by1o ST
rozkoszowac wspanialym wido
klein. On jednak cd chwili sweg,
uwiezienia zapad1 w ponura zadl
me i ME napawa} sic bynajmnie,
podziwieniem pieknego krajobra-
zu.
Marya Bielczynska :wprawdzit
ME ukaza}a mu sic dotad jeszcze
by4 jednak pewnym re ja wkr6t
ce zobaczy i ulozyl juz sobie, "
jaki spos6b ma ia przyjac.
Wierny przyslowiu, re prosta
droga jest, najlepsza, ,postanowi5
ja upokorzyc i okazac sic silnym
ma wszystko przygotowanym mei
czyzna.
Rozumic sig, re los Haliny bar
dzo mu leza} ma sercu. Znajac ME
godziwy charakter Maryi, by1 "a:
trwozony 0 swa narzeczona 9
MIA zapytywal zawsze starego stu
zacego hrabianki, kt6ry mu poslu
giwal, a wpad} W gniew, otrzymu
JAG cd niego wymijajace odpowie
dzi.
! Sluzacy, kt6ry zreszta okazy-
wal hrabiemu najg}ebszc uszano~.
wanie, ME dal sic zbic z drogi
wskazanej jego gwaltownoscia,
ME wygadywa} sic z niczem i po-
~zosta1 wierny rozkazom .Maryi.
Mona sobic latwo .wyobrazi&,
lie to Z poczatku drazliwego Ka--
minskicgo doprowadza1o do stanu
granicznego z wSciek}oscia. Klal
on i rzuca}. sic, ale uspokoi} sic
nastepnic, widzqc, re te objawy
niezadowolenia bynajmniej niedo-
prowadza do zamierzonego cclu.
Uzbroil sic vice W cierpliwosc i
oczekiwal ukazania sic Maryi.
; Nareszcic trzecicgo dnia niewo
liz Bogumi}a, w cztery godziny pc
| opisanej rozmowie z Halina hra-
bianka Bielczynska zblizy1a sic do
drzwi pokoju, w kt6rym sic znaj
dowa1 Bogumif.
Zapanowa}a ona zupelnie mad
SODA, ME by}o IA niej widac lad
ncgo sladu wzburzenia.
Ma widok swojej przesladow--
czyni Bogumi} drgnal, przystanaf
Il patrzy1 ma MIA szcroko rozwar--
I|'temi oczyma, jak IA widmo,y kt6-
rcgo istnieniu ME dowierza1.
PAM tutaj? - rzekl Ma ko-
nice, - powazasz sic stanac pre-
demna.
49, Czcmuz ME? -: odparla Biel
czynska, - ME poczuwam sic Go
zadnej why i moge kazdemu smia
10 i presto patrzec W oczy.
- Jest to bezczclnosc, do ja-
kicj tylko Marya Bielczynska mo
zc bye zdolna, - odrzsA Z po--
garda Bogumi}.
- Obrazasz mnie Bogumile, -
rzek1a Marya, - przychodze w pc
jcdnavczym zamiarze i W taxi
spos6b zostaje przyjeta!
- IIa! ha! ha! wiezisz mnie- pa
nj, azcby sic re nina pojednac! -
rozcsmia} sic Bogumif, w mai
~lcpszych zamiarach, zapewne ola
ochronicnia mnie cd %nicbczpic-
czenstw, trzymasz mnie tutaj i
przychodzisz mi oznajmic, ZEN e
winien spodziewac ma straszliw-
szych nastepstw, jezeli sic ME o.
kaze pos}usznym twej wolf.
- Bogumile, zniewazasz bcz--
bronna kobiete! 49, rzekla Bielczy
nska tonem, jakim ME przemawia
Ia nigdy.
Clos jc:j brzmial tax miekko,
talk prawie. tesknie, re Bogumi} pa
trzy1 IA mia zdziwiony, badajac
jej rysy.
- Coz ci uczynifam takiego, CO.
by sic ME da}o usprawiedliwic?-
zapyta}a pc kr6tkiem milczeniu,
- com zrobila, nczynilam z milo
sci ola ciebie.. postepowa]am ma
mietnie, lecz ME zbrodniczo!
- Bron sic PAM, t}6macz SIZE
rzek} Kaminski szyderczo, cie-
kawym bardzo, do jakiego dol
dziesz wniosku.
- Oh! szyderstwo twoje przeni
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
THE LEAGUE, AS 1T STANDS

The league Of nations in Its present
form will not encounter, the 1ntclli-
grncer believes. very much opposition
from any person in America Some OF
US who worship the precepts Of the i'm
mortal washington as something sacro-
sanct may lament what seems to be
departure from his traditional policy.
but after all. the obligations imposed
upon tho United States by the league IN
it's present form are moral rather than
material; and the moral obligation TO
use our influence for peace Is some
thing which, We never denied or shtrkcd
under any conditions regardless Of the
absence OF covenants thereto. 1t will
BE- remembered that the United States.
under Theodore Ro"scrrlts direction
was a potent factor in bringing about
ncarc between Russia and japan. On
many other occasions our good offices
have been rendered and uscd to pre-
serve the peace of the world. and our in
f,ucnce In this direction will certainly
be as active and more powerful associ-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
THE CHARLESTON ELECTION

The Iutelligencer takes pleasure In
congratulating the Republicans OF
Charleston on the overwhelming victory
gained by them in the city election on
Monday. The victory was moro than
mere party victory. 1t was victory
for the substantial citizenship Of Char
lesion against a combination that. In
the past has sold Charleston into the
hands of corporate interests and which
has for years exploited the citizenship
Of that community for the personal ad-
vantage Of few individuals. MI.
Grant T. Hall. the newly elected may
or, is a man Of standing and character.
as we'll as q man OF great ability. and
he will give to the.eity OF Charleston a
clean administration. conducted in the
interests Of the whole people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
A GREAT PLAN OF IMPROVEMENT

A submitted company OIL
number OF
yesterday s
conservative mind Mt
Wheeling creek
through "te
main hanhei "
The entire cost "
will be between six million
reclaimed at "oe
dollars while the Improvement re-
floods ana also e"s
would be worth very large
NJ ,,~, can pretend to with authority
however so great that II Is wei "
appointed which the
subject - WI" INV
~. a TO rails. BY subscriptions private sufficient sum
- usea to mako big things in the world
their 'e
ans 50 surely as individuals after ALL are only the COM
Ssrnce Of individuals Of the communities
The face Of it, cooperation Of the city and OF the
Of doing the work can De 1ouno alter
,,rdv he be done pTohtaoy
visionary dream
distinguished engineers
engineering problems h1@
the the only problems remaining
Of and vision who are a0ie 10
whether they are
.-- ..- =,
We all want bigger and ner CITY, II
fulfill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23

We soon will nc calling up European
cities by wireless telephone. PERSONS
srnaratrd by the ocean will carry on Il
conversation as readily as though they
vera in the same room. The marvellous
new system Of communication was DEM
onStratc dearly in the war when 4 mans
voice speaking from Washington was &C
tually recognized in Paris. Further en-
pcrimcnts have been made recently he
tween Canada and ireland. New York
and London will soon be connected by
the invisible sound waves.
We have lived for the past few years
among so many marvcls 81 achievement
that this new miracle Of invention fails
To impress US with its real significance.
With the opening of regular commercial
wireless tclcphone communication be-
tween America and Europe. and later
with other continents will come n new
era in the history Of communication COM
parable in Importance with those opened
by the first mail or telegraph lines.
Familiar Us We arc with tho telephone.
the wireless Instrument comes as sur
prise. There is something almost mag
ical in this transmission of the human
voice through empty air. The first pub
lie demonstration Of the wireless teie-
phone. made recently at the acrnnautlcaI
show in New York. proved to be one OF
the most popular features ofthc exhibit
ton The receiving apparatus was
equipped with an amplifier which en-
abled several hundred people IN hear J.
speaker One OF the most popular tests
was To signal TO the sQuadrons of air.
planes flying high above the exhibition.
At tho command "turn4to tho right for
instance. the entire fleet would quickly
change its couSn. high in tho sky. Will"
the voices Of the sir pilots came'do"'n TO
the earth with perfect ease.
Within a few monthe IT most. we are
promised. it will he possible to enter a
telephone booth and call up London or
Paris rs We now call ur the next block.
The Importance Of this shortening Of the
lines OF communication can scarcely be
estimated The man Of business from
his desk in an American city will talk
with European offices. The ambassa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23
RIPPING RHYMES
DARK PROSPECTS.
By WALT MASON.

They say the flu will como again.
and take its toll of helpless man.
The germs still linEer In the air
it may Dc years. the docs declare.
before the country can be cleared,
OF this punk ailment. fierce and
weird. And | will have II every
time il circles on it's cours" OF
crime; I've every malady there ~.
from writer's craCnp To rhrumniiz.
and most of Ill | hate the flu. which
makes tn" patient cry. ''k"rchon!
And every Time ] have this Ill. I'll
cuss tho name OF Knis"r Bill. Thor"
There would have hccn no haaStlY
flu. but for this ka!srr Wilhelm
Two. II WAS tho war that gave IL
birth. and sent il snr"zinc round IN"
earth 10 kill off gents before th"lr
time. dcpupulai every cline. II
was tn" war that gay" it vogue. and
Bill, tho rIntinE royal rogue. kicked
up the war. and thus "" 80" whore
lirs responsibility. So when ! HAY"
the FLU one" more. and | am SICK
and sad and sore. and tired Of Snr''Z-
Ing In blank verse. and dreaming
dreams nf bier and h"arS". III take
the potion and tn" pill. and russ III"
name Of Kaiser Rill. Is there n wo"
that rrnds the heart that this same
kaiser didn't start" Is thor" trou-
bio. stern and grim. that shouldn't
b.. charged UP to him?
Copyright BY George Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-23

In our heated era success begins with
keeping cool while failure begins with
excitement. At the Marde Glace Two
guide carried an excited visitor UP the
side Of a precirice where it's climber held
on to an iron rod in the rocks above and
had six inch ledge for his feet beneath.
while below was a thousand loot 1all'
Once at the top the DnElishman coll
lapsed. He absolutely refused TO re-
turn He was sleep walker. Ihat
night IN the cold he arose and started
down in the darf. The guides with their
lanterns followed him. not daring TO
speak The man never missed a step, be-
cause he walked without excitement.
Nicoil has story of an excitaole old
bachelor living in the country. Hearing q
noise at midnight he took ono pistol him
self. gave another to his servant Saying:
Mary, I will go around this way and
you go around that. Shoot the first man
you meet. The first man Mary met Was
the old bachelor himself and she prompt
" shot him dead But NicolIs best
story concerns a woman murderess on
the way to execution. There was @ walk
of half a mile between the Jail and the
sallows. In the procession were the
sheriff, Officers Of the law, priest and
the prisoner. Suddenly the procession
!. stopped. It had begun to rain. No one
had On umbrella. Everybody was will
inr TO proceed and get the death scene
over excepting the prisoner. She aoso-
lutcly declined TO move an inch With
out an umbrella So an the party. rep
resenting the law, the press and the
church, had to stand still until an UNI
brella was brought to protect the muir
deress during the last five minutes or
her career The murdcress won by keep
ing cool.
The most successful man is the least
excited. His mind works along like
cold logic engine. Without hurry. with
! out worry and without excitement ne
fufils his task. Everywhere in France
| when the great drive was on In Octooer'
one heard about the vcrenity and calm
Of IHoch. At his headquarters every
| thing was in perfect order. When the
| time came for him to make a state
mcnt to certain correspondents and Of
| ncials. he was waiting when they ar
rived. In that hour he was the coolest
and uuictcst man in tho group. He was
| not hurried, he showed no sign OF ex-
| citcmnt His plans were all laid out.
| When the great day OF victory caInc nc
! met success with tho same serenity and
; c=llmncss. Other men would have shown
: excitement. hut tho greatness OF Foch
| was in his restraint. ne had vast re-
serves Of mind. Of intellect and OF will
| that had not been brought forth. He
knew that he was fully equal TO the at
/ tack OF the enemy.
Adversely. defeat and crushing mis-
! fortune. az we'll as success, must hc re-
! ccivcd without excitement. All of us
have To rrtrca, from our positions dur
| ing moments Of unexpected attack. Then
tho Ihjnp In he feared Is panic confused
thought, heated worry. But that way
lies utter ruin Tho strong man and
woman Will set their teeth. stand md
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wait: then when the storm has passed set
about repairing the loss with instant
energy. There is no condition that can
arise that justifcs despair Everybody
knows tho story Of the woman who
caught fellow passenger picking up
the two checks for her trunks. as the
limited was approaching New York. In
stead OF getting excited. Sh" sat down
IN think over the situation. AT that mo-
mcnt nj the other end Of the car APP
reared the transfer agent. When the
agent asked her if she wished a carriage,
she looked across to the man who had
found her checks on the floor and So
GREETED them. and said TO the agent This
gentleman has my two checks" The
thief was So nou-p!usscd that he uncon-
sciously thrust his fingers into his pock-
ct. pulled out the checks. gave them to
the baggage man and hurriedly fled the
ear. Many man and woman have lost
the next move simply because they did
not keep cool and hold their temper.
What is the first quality Of a successful
general. First. GOODNESS. second GOODNESS
and ever and always Il cool intellect and
4 stout will.
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dor in the most remote country Will DC
in instant communication with his gov
rrnmcul. Life will he made safer IMAM
it now is at sea or on aircraft.
The date of the opening of such com
munlcation on q commercial scale Will
70 down in history with that OF the
transmission of the first telegraph mes
sage and tho opening Of the first lana
telephone system.
What will he thr effect on interna-
tional business relations OF the wireless
telephone. George w. Perkins has re-
marked that the telephone and not inc
trusts is responsible for our present CEN
tralizcd industrial activities. MaFTcls OF
business organization were wrought ny
this instant communication between
CITIES. by linking the producer and inc
market over side areas. A vastly great
or development of Capitalization may De
| expected now that continents ar" TO be
as closely connected as the parts Oh All
industrial organization.
The transatlantic cable will soon nc
, ronsidcrrd 4 very slow and clumsy
means OF communication. Under 1aNoF-
able conditions an hour is required for
tho transmission and delivery ~ chnie
message between New York and London.
TO wait ut least double that time In
other words. at lcast two hours are TO-
, quircd to ask II question and receive an
answer between America and Europe.
With tho wireless telephon" question
and answer follow as quickly MS in or
binary conversation.
It will he recalled that the first
transatlantic cahlo was delayed TOT
many years after the invention OF tc!eg-
raphy by the enormous difficulties ana
expense Of laying a caole in inc sea
Even today II Is very SLOW ana cost!
work. The wireless telephone does away
with all this trouble and expense. Where
ever the appar atuS is carried. in ever!
section Of the seven seas and every cor
ner or the land. wireless conversation
is instantly established. The wireless
telephone has opened new era In the
affairs Of mankind.