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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23

cine 10 5ufriebentellenbe, baB man bef4loB,
bas gan5e 8ebdube 10 gu reftauriren, tpte
es i'm Sabre 1776 ausgefeben bate. Die
Angelegenbeit tpuroe einem Qusi4uffe iiber<
piefen, an befen Spibe Der M&apor Gbarles
s. Warptd tanb, pelher elm beirat6enbes
Gomite ernannte, beffen MitgGieoer bas Stuz
blum Der @ef9i9te Der Sta0t philadelphia
unb ibrer biitprif4en GebGube gu elmer Spez
5ialitGt gema9t batten. gines Der pertb@
boG1ten Mitglieber biefes Mnsfdu7es mar
6err gbdrles g, &ebfer, Der Na9fomme
elmer Der eriten beutf9en Mnfeblerfanilien
bon Germantown unb 8ibliotbefar Der biitoz
rif9en @efeui6uft, Der it9 aber leiber balb
beranlaBt fab, suriid5utreten, ba oerf9Iebeae
Mnorbnungen bes Musi6ufes, pel4e nit
feinen, auf eingebenbes Stubium begriinbez
ten Sheen in 8iberfpru4e itanben unb bic
tbeilpetfe bon 5rauenmuno hittirt parer,
7i9 nit 1etnen Nnf9auungen unb l1eber3euz
gungen ni4t bereinbaren lieBen. SSn anberer
8e3ie6ung perbtenen bic Nrbeiten bes Nus@
19uIes, tpegen Der babel bet6Gtigten 9org=
falt 1pnb borberigen fleiBigen @tubiums uIIer
our 8erfugung itebenben 0otumente, ipel4e
4uHdIi1e iiber Oas friibere 4usfeben Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23

ieber Seite bes erb06ten Gibes bes prd fiben>
ten, oaf. Man fanb bic Gefte bieIer offenen
&aminfeuer, als mar bic 8retterberf9aluna
Der Stpanb entfernte. go nett nie m0gz
lib tpurbe &ues i'm Observation-Disclosures be-
laffen, fogar ben aaminruB lieB man pnbe=
riibrt. @u9 bat man in Der Stmauer 5tpei
ebemalige &usgdnge ~gefunben, bic nabr=
f9einli9 in bic beretts ober erpG6nte Bib
liotbet fiibrten. 9ieie Sbiren iparen bers
mauert, unh tpurben nieber in i6rer 1br=
ipriingli6en @eitaIt bergeftelt. Die 9or=
traits Der l1nter8ei6ner Der l1ndbbdngigfeitsz
ertldrung baben lire alien 9ldBe tpieOerz
erbalten, unb Die Gtiible, auf tpel9en bic
llnter5ei9ner g%efeien, ite6en IN ben BGnbea
lumber, aber bas mefffnsene 9eldnoer, pelz
DIES friiber Die 8efu6er in refpeftbpller @nt=
fernung belt, 1T iebt beiettigt, audi bat man
bic Sreibeitsglode, Die man bier felt einigen
Sabren in einem Nnfale bon iibertriebenem
patriDtif9en &ultus in einem @ldsfaffen
ansgefteM bate, aus bieiem Raume ~entfernt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23

Nu9bem Die 3dumIi9teiten nun pieber
bergeiteut itnb, entftebt bic Srags: nMds
IOa nit benielben gei4e6en2" Weifcott
fagt in feiner 9ef9ibte p6i~labelpDia's.
baB, na3Oem Die neutrality-suspicious. i'm
Sabre 1928 borgenDmmen tporben tparen,
~es feline leihte Sa9e mar, eiren ginbliG
ms Snnere gu erbalten." 9as 1T gegerz
pdrttg ni9t Der San, btelnle6r ipirb bds
publifum tdgIi6 @elegenbeit erbaIten (amez
ritanii4er Iniitte gemGB 9onntage natiirz
li4 ausgenOmmen), Die biftorii4e 5tdtte
5u beii6tigen, Die @rfabrung friiberer
Sabre bat geIebrt, buB es iebr Iei9t 1T. elm
fOl9es 9ebdube nit aqerbanb S1uno, Der
bes &uf6ebens nt4t pertb 1T, gu Ti;Gen.
9e9en bieien MiBbraufl pirb man fn9
biesmat snergif4 fpebren. 8e5iigli9 bes
Saales, in pel9em bic Observation-Disclosures
flGrung unter8ei4net purbe, lift man in biez
fer 9inii9t einig, in0em berIelbe nidts
entbalten pirb, mas ni9t uripriinglia
barin mar, reip. mas auf Oefen uripriinsa
li9e 9.rtpenbung 8e5ug bat. pie 3. 8. bic
PortrGts Der ltnter5ei9ner Der l1nabbdngig=
teitsertldrung. 8e3ii9Gi9 Der anbtren
&GamGi6feiten itnb in biefer 9inii9t NOD
feline 8erfIgungen getroffen tporben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23

unb pieber in Der Sburmbale ~uufgefteQt,
mo- file auf elmer, nit RGbern perfebenen
nnterluge rubt, 70 baB bic tbe1ere ReIiqute
i'm Safe Der 5~euersgefdbr f4neq aus Dem
GebGube unb in Si9erbeit gebra9t perben
tdnn.
Die neutrality-suspicious. in benz 3petten
Stodperte purber unter Qeitung ber
rOaugbters Of TIE 4rnerican ReDolmtion"
borgenommen. Die umpanolun9en laffen
feline Spur Der ~ebemaligen 8ertpenbung bic
fer &Gumli9feiten als 8eratbungs5immer
bes @tabtratbes %ertennen. $50 bieier felt
bret Sabrsebnten bas WobG unb @ebe, ie6r
bdufig bas lebtere, Der 9tabt beratben bat,
ba befinbet ii9 iebt Elm GROCER gantettiaal,
tpel9er bic gan5e 26nge bes State !9ouie
einnimmt unb Der nit Ieinen altertbiimli4en
&aminen, S%enitern unb Sbiren, fotpie in
1einem emaiQeartigen tpetBen Nnftrt4 etnen
febr freunbliden NnbGid gepGbrt, pel4er
aber pobl nod bebeuteno erbObt miirhe, tpenn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23

sSebermann NIT Sreuben begriBt tOsrOen.
Sic finb often geGuRen, 70 ooB iis BON Der
G9eitnut @traBe aus einen Iusbii6 auf
bus Snbepenbence Square g~etatten uno To-
nit aud ben 8~ebingungen Der usbertraz
gungsurtunbe bes Stuates an bic Stabt
entfprecben, MONACO bas Square IAN open
green and walk forever" berbletben
ion. Die Mrtaben purben i'm SABRE 1913
nieoergertfen, aber es giebt mod Mdnner
in PbiIubeIpbia, ttpelAe fi4 ertnnern t0n=
men, tpie fe a1s &naben bur4 bieielben in
ben Square einz unb ausliefen, Die atten
Sreppen, tpeI9e fi4 ben &bbilbungen sez
mdB friiber in btefen Mrfuben b~efunoen ba>
ben mi7en, unb beren 3ped ni9t ertldrs
lib 1T. bat mar pprldufig peggelafsn.
Die ein5ige tpefentIi4e @erdnberung,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23

9ebGuhe geben ~tonnten, boaite Nnertennung.
60 melt bas AeuBere in 8etra@t fam,
fonnte man ii4 bierbei auf einige alte Sti8e,
bic mar oufsefunben bate, DerGaien, ober
BON benz SSnnern febGten ie9li4e 4bbiGoun=
gen, unb man muBte ith baber BET Dem @nt@
tpurf Der pldne auf 8ei9reibungen nnb ge5
legentlibe 4ufaei9nungen perIafIen. Grit
uls man nit ben neutrality-suspicious. be-
gonnen bate, fanb man in benz @ebdube
piele spuren unb 8etpeife bes frubersn gu
itanbes befIelben, unb bas ma9te pieberbolte
9er%Gnberungen Der pldne unb baraus re-
1uGtirenbe @era09erungen Der Arbeiten notbz
penbis. Na9bem man WanObetleibnngen
unb Ralfbetpurf %entfernt bate, fanb man,
baB an @telen, mo man friiber 9biiren perz
mutbet bate, fOG3e ME eriitirt batten, tpd6>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23

Der MISUNDERSTANDING Die Sre19stt
biefes 2anbes beiiegelt muroe, uno oas 1oz
nit po61 Mn1pru4 barauf MAIDEN tdnt1,
aGs bic ,Miege Der Hepublit" ben fomrnen7
ben @ei9le9tern in mOgli9ft ~unperanoerz
ter Syorm er6alten at bletben Bet Der
ernGbnten Henpbirung tpuroe oa9er aud IN
erter 2tnie bas Mugenmerf barauf gertfr
tet, bas @ebGube, 10 melt bies na9 oor%
banbenen M6bilbungen unb Nuf5ei4nungen
m0qli6 mar, in ben 3utarh 81 berieBen,
in tnel6em es fi9 in jener bslpegten 3eit
befunben 6atte, felt pelher es leloer 19on
einiqen mefentli9en Nenoerungsa r~rter3Os
qen porhen lit. 8on biefeu geben DE bel@
foGqenben MbbilDungen cine sien1lt4 oeut>
li9e @oriteQung.
Die erite nefentGt9e Qenberung tnurOe
bDrqenommen, als i'm Sabre 1887 Der b0le
aerne S6urm, in nel9em bic 5rei9ettSg(ode
bling, pegen 8aufdnigfeit abgetragsn nurue.
Die nG9Ife 8erdnberung erfolgte TN Sabre
1913, als bic Nrfaben unb Ss;tenfIiigel
abqerifTen unb bur9 5tpetft0dige 8aatsn En-
feBt nurben, tnel9e fpGter als bic n9totp
offices" befannt tnuren, unb bic 5ettpeiltg
bic 8rutftGtten Der berru9teiten rplitii9en
Rorruptionen mar. Der Sheriff unb
oerI9iehene undergraduate polttif9e ges
umten batten baieIbft t6re Amtsfuben.
@lei@3eitig bate i'm Grbgei4oie Der
uWiege Der 5rei6eit" ein pO1ititer unb 3sts
teGunfleber feline @ef9dftsIOtalitdten einge<
ri6tet. Die beiben Rebengebanne snuroen
i'm porigen Sabre abgerifsn.
SIM Sabre 1928 purbe Der 10tserne
Sburm tniener a%ufgebaut, na9oem f9on
bier Sabre porber bic Sbee Der Mtsoerber>
fteuung beg Gebdubes in feinen Originals
auftanb a~ngeregt tporben mar, unb 5tuar tr>
foGqe zines 8eIu9es 2afapette's, Der feline
@ntriiItung barber uusipra4, oaB bic Qr>
6iteftur zines 70 henfpiirbigen SebGubes
70 ber6unst murbe. gS nurbe oamals Elm
gomite bes @tabtratbes nit Der Sa9e bes
traut, uber es blieb Bel Dem Wieocrauf6au
bes S6urmes, nobel man ft9 a0er aud
ni6t ftrtft an bas Original btelt, fonbern
ben S6urm b06er baute uno an Stele Der
Drnamentalen Genfter bic 3iffer6lGtter Der
Sburmu9r etnfeBte.
5eitbem gingen nit benz NeuBeren bes
State 9oufe feline gerdnberungen mebr Dor,
unb audi has Snnere blieb unoerdnbert Bis
gum Sabre 1854, in tpelaem bic Staot
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23

81. 9 as Sod bes bs. 8on s..
90. 9ahlmann.
%. Seemannsz Nbenttuer. 9on
S. %. Sablmann.
%. Del berIorene St G merao 8on
Sans 9opfen.
"a. 9 +. 3ernopib. Bon e. Sutrp@
25. 91Iss 8sraeb1i6 unb unbsre
@ef9i9ten. @on &uoolpb 2iabau.
26, Sim Cummings. Son u. 5.
pintsrton.
.27. 5err unb Sruu 8slprr. Son
Yaul 2tnoau.
%. &teiber MAIDEN 2eute. @on
9pttfrieb Setter.
Ser 8iloeroOrratb umfaBt bic folg.noen
Humnern:
%. b. gnpribi, grz&anaIer bes 9eut>
5tobliti3.
80. 8aifsr Wt1beIm +. uu Be m
Sterbebette. Gin Oelbrndbilo in
Der @r0Be BON 2Ox3O 3o1, Sir ieben
Oeutf9en nirb bie1es Bib Elm pertbz
ooQes 9ebenfblatt an ben belftorbenen
9elbentai1er 1etn.
81. &aifer Wi1beIm II. II b 6 a i
1ertn Ngufta 8~ictoria. Spei
%etn5elne 8ilber.
SO. s ii It 8tsmard.
33. Graf MpItte.
"a. Yapft Seq XIII.
35. 9as 4benbmabL. Gin OeGbrud
mad benz beriibmten 9ernGlbe bon 2eoe
narbp Dd @inci.
So. @brt 1T 3 am &reI3e.
81. 3apo1eon's 3ad3ug non
MDsfau. Gin Selbrud na9 MeiHos
nter's Meiiternert.
SO. Seus gbri It 8. OeGbrud.
80. pie hei1ige Mar;a, OelDrud.
Die Quittung fir eingel6tetts @elb err
folgt auf benz tleinen gelben s3ettel burd
8erdnberung bes Monats uno Der Sabrese
5a6l.
Dieter 3etteG 5eigt iebeat 2sfer, Biz gu
pel4em Datum er ge5a9lt bat, unb mag
fGumige 3u3fer glei@5eiti3 an ibre Ser
pfGi3tung erinnern.
8riefe unb @elber abr.fire man:
ILLINOIS STAATSzEITUNG CO.,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23

~confolibirt", b. +, Die einaeInen 9iitritte
unb 8oritdbte gu einem groBen 9an5en ber=
f9mol5en tpurben. Oamals tpurbe bas obere
Stodpert bes 9ebdubes benz Staotratb 3n
ieinen 8eratbungen iiberlaHen, uno bprt
blieb ct big Dor 5tpei Sabren, uls er feline
neuen, nit fiiritGiber pra9t ausseftatteten
R%dumIi9teiten in Der Gitp SaG an 8roab
unb Martet Strabe beaog. SAT- unmittel>
bar barauf purbe bus obere Stoduert Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pieber in feinen Sri@
ginalouitanb berfeBt, unb bic @irtune mar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23

renb man 5ugemuuerte Sbiiren fanb, mo
man 1ol9e ME permutbet bate.
Ser Mbbru9 bes Oitli9en 6liigeldnbaues
~lieferte ben bautliden 8epeis Oes 8orbanz
benfetns zines @ebdubes, peGhes sdn5li9
bergeTen tporben mar, unb fir oeiicn Grt>
iten3 Bis ieBt MIR inbirette 8etpeiie ba iino,
ndmli9 bes Colonial : neutrality-suspicious.,
beFen 8au angeorbnet unb fir pel4es i'm
Sabre 1851 elm 8ibliotbetar ernannt tporben
mar, bon peldem aus auh biele 8riefe oaz
tirt iinb, ipel9es uber mad 4nii3t aaer lpfa=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-11-23
Die Wiege Oct Repnblik.
Den fommenoen Gefhledtern ourd Renopiz
rune DER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in phila=
oelphia erbalten.

gtnen She'll bss grOgrumms fir bas
gnbe Sttober in PbiGaOelp6ia a6gsz
baltene 5riebensfef biloete AUDI Die feterz
li9e @intpetbung Der bon 9runb aus RE-
nOOirten 11nabbdngigfeitsbaGle, ienes bifoz
rif9 bentniirbigen @ebduOes, in spel4em
am 4. Sult 1776 hur4 bic nnter3eidnung
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-10
Lapwai's Boom.

"Tee liveliest community. in the
northwest is now at. North Lapwat,
near Lewiston. where the new railroa,.
building is in process" said NJ. Duffy,
Northern Pacific engineer three
branch line railroads are now under
way in this locality, two being built by
the Northern Pacific and one by the 0.
r. & n. company. So crowded is the
town that the men are sleeping on the
ground, rolled up in their blankets.
This is a nightly scene on the main
street of the village The camp fires
give the appearance of an intreuched
armv. One night last week went into
the town after a 81 hours run on the
engine, and could not get bed at any
price. offered $40 for 4 place to sleep.
but was compelled to do my snooZIuo
in the street.
Last Friday night [ took in 200
laborers who are to help build the
Northern Pacific branch, More men
had alrerdy been taken in and another
train load of men will 60 in in few
days The 0. r. q Y. company, | was
told, expect to employ large number
of labOrers.
Il was told that the women cooks
who have come into the town are
getting $3.50 per day and sleep on the
floors of the tent restaurants IN which
they work. These restaurants have
wooden floors and tent tops. Business
men told me that the coming year bids
fair to be the most prosperous in the
history of that section of Idaho."-
Times Democrat.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-10

The administrators patriotism
and wisdom have been equal to
the emergency Of war, and have
enabled it to conclude an honor
able and lasting peace. 1t will be
many a year before any other
nation will care to assume an
actively hostile attitude toward
this great nation.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-10

"The place is Bethlehem, but the
| Holy Family are longer at the inn,
in which there is no room for them,
writes Rev. Armory H. Bradford, D. d.,
in the December Ladies' Home Jour.
nal of "The First Christmas Present /"
"They are now in a house by them
selves. The dwelling of the poorer
classes of that land and time were Of
primitive simplicity. The walls were
of stone, often without cement or
plaster; the roofs were of boughS or
poles laid side by side al d covered with
mud and straw;the floors were of earth
They contained few rooms, it,, indeed,
there were more than one, al no win
dows such are to be found in mCdIr..
houses. The best of these buildings
were hardly more sumptuous than the
dug-outs of the American prairics or
the crOfters' cottages of Scotland and
Skye, but bacause of the dryness of tie
climate they were not uncomfortable.
Neither walls nor floors were damp.
Jesus and Mary were in snch a house.
and were as well provided for as most
other peasant people of their time and
their means.
"The strangers who appeared in the
streets of that little town were wise.
men from the East. They were guided
by a mysterious star. They sought
one who was born King of the Jews
When they found Him, in true Oriental
fashion they first bowed their heads to
the ground in salution, and then pre-
scented to Him gold, frankincense and
myrrh. The phrase 'wise.men, or Magi
indicates that they can from Persia or
Arabia; that probably they were fol,
lowers of Zoroaster, and therefore that
they, were lireworshipers. This is all
that the Gospels teach us, either
directly or by inference, concerning
them"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-10
WORK WELL DONE.

North idaho Star.
The fact is brought out very
emphatically in the report of
Capt. Crowminshield, chief of the
bureau of navigation, that the
government. at Washington, and
especially the navy department,
did not sleep at its post while war
! with Spain was approaching.
Much has been heard of the
dilatoriness of the administration
and of its disposition. to preserve
the peace at any price ~ Such an
epithet as "cowardly" was applied
to it in some quarters, and was
accused Of being more devoted to
certain commercial interests
winch feared the decentralization
of war than to the maintenance
of the dignity and honor Of the
nation. Il was even asserted as
lately a." when opposition plat
forms were being formulated that
the government was dragged in
to the war by. the scruff Of the
neck
The report, however, of this
actor who Knew what was gong
on behind the scenes proves that
the government was cody alert
and vigilant even before the poll
ticians became excited and adj
dressed themselves to the
pleasant task of putting the
administration in a hole" by urg-
ing immediate war. The nation
has good reason to apprehend its
chief danger from the force and
activity of the Spanish navy and
the efforts Of the government
were quietly and effectively
directed to the preparation of our
navy TO meet Spain on the sea.
Under the circumstances this
work had to be carried on with
secrecy, There was still peace be-
tween the nations. The loud talk
Of the opposition was much in
evidence. The effectual work
was not seen or trumpeted abroad.
When the clash came it was the
latter and not the former which
sunk the Spanish ships and as
sured the final complete triumph.
The more the inside history of
the war transpires the more hon
orable and wise do the attitude
and the action of the Washington
government appear. 1t hoped for
peace and earnestly labored for il,
while at the same time it was pre-
pairing for war. 1t made the
nations quarrel just, and how
well it acquitted itself when the
fight began its history. 1t was
not by chance that Dewey and his
squadron were at the very spot
to render the most effective SER
vice in the very nick of time. No
gust of political wind from the
halls of congress or blast from
yellow journals blew the fleet of
the Atlantic to the place where it
could do most good to the nations
cause and most harm to the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-10
A Bachelors Lament.

A bachelor, old and cranky
Was sitting alone in his room,
His toes. with govt were aching.
And his face was Overspread with
gloom.
No little ones shouts disturbed him
From noise, the house was free,
In fact, from the attice to cellar.
Was quiet as quiet could be.
No medical aid was lacking:
The servants answered his ring.
Respectfully heard his oEdaFs,
And supplied him with everything.
Still, there was something wanting.
Something he could not command
The kindly words of compassion,
The touch of gentle hand.
And he said as his brow grew darker
And he rang for the hireling nurse,
Well, marriage may be failure,
But this is darn sight worse.
by L. G.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-12-10
SCENE OF THE FIRST XMAS.

Where tho Wise Monwsrs Guided by wys,, r
ious Star.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28


The longest wal IN the "o1il - 'ne
Lannon'S stone oeiehse made "E .ne
O-inese against the l'F'.'rs a''oD' ~
- &. Il u twenty iee' A'--' '"e-'y-
ave ieei '-icA ~ '-e pas. a-' ,'' 'o"es
ior I-oo miles oNe1 -'-''' '-.'e- "-'
rivers.
4Ae lar-e-t c"ei--,- mousse III ''.
woE4N is tAe ffe---'-S' ," S.".'' 90
.enna' containing ~ q" zee"
t-.l anu l''' rooms ''l'e' l"', -P
N-1i 90 il' SCI A'-'e 'l a. ''i-e- --'H
immense mousse wherein -o'c C"s
.Fes. "er@S' ea'- anu s'e'iS' N'
thirteen court az ---il'e open anu
eight covefel-a-N 4 e@r-el "''-ih
lis AIS.
ne mos. i--a-lat --ce-. '''-' - ~-7
world is 0eelen % De t-e ~---'c
eAl-' 90 hAf-laA' "'e"I, .-- AZ "'rA
90 nine acres. os twice 'A'- OK D
fete- $ * home A-e tempe space
J. d 'e' dream o- -'--,-' 'o Coz INNS
neaIili14 courts '--- "oll- Jus a. '--''eS
~ spAilArs-
Inc lAFSes' 1ooin in '-i'' y "l 49, -"''ei
one ROOF am uAor- AeN ~ i.l'''- - -
a, - feteE snuE1- - u 80 ,rr' .'l5
10y loo u breadth. i'y Jay is'' u =
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28

made n. very small cost with posts.
poles and rails, which shelters two
carloads OF cattle nicely. IL l. covered
with straw direct from the threshcr.
Extending the length Of the north side
Is rack for hay
In this rack I feed my second crop
of clover. the seed having been
threshed o1t. This makes a capital
roughness for fattensag cattle aad l.
generally considered ~ little value
and che can obtain al he wants in the
uei-hborhood FOR the hauling. When
a feed % this threshed clover has been
we'll picket over by the cattle the re-
iuaiuder Is thrown from the racS AMI
scattered on the door OF the shed for
bedding
In the sprinc there Is closely COM
F pressed mass of clover mixed with tne
manure aad urine from the cattle. q
a depth 81 eighteen ~ twenty-four
inches. Later IN the season aud 10y
the time the busy work Is over. this
mass Is finely ro;tei anl you have as
GOOD fertilizer as can be bought, COM
tanning the qualities Of clover rs well
as the liquid lroppinCs. and az ,ery
little expense. In fact where stock Is
haailei these sheds more than pay
for themselves as a shelter diving the
winter months. Thus your fertilizer
really costs you only for the hauling.
The main Arguments Cor these l-th-
OILS ot lanurinE land anil preserving
the manure around the farm. are th.
slail expenses connected Nothing
leaves the farm for the purchase ot
clover u
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TERRIBLE DYNAMITE 5
CRUISERS AND BATTERIES. s
WE OWN TWO SHIPS UNLIKE THOSE OF ANY
OTHER NAVY. {.
NE OWN TWO SHIPS UNLIKE TT

OTHER NAVY.

With the incorporation Oft Brazil
an cruiser Nictherov into the United
states NAVY under tie name of the
g-Ea'o that hra-ch % the service wlI
naxe Two ships that are unlike those
4 Snv other navy n the D-orld-1e-
s.rove-s o. a hace plan These tVo
shius-.he NeSaviuS aud the B1Sa'o
are throwers os dynamite The eN-
riossres which they throw 30 not de-
cenS. - 60 Those thrown from the tor
peio tubes 81 ordinary warships o- the
missile seat FROM torpedo boat. on
NV mechanical C 'rt-ivance Inside o.
the missile. tt = travel through the
sir. and their - ,prissve force comes
from compressed ar. which = stored
taa tcbe TIA. is more like gan tlsu
: tube Th, shots have ranges far So
perio- T. those &C the torpedo sad a.
c1rs-v which . slmcst perfect
The ore question - whether large
Sims ike theSe car get nsa- eDo1gl
70 a. eneuv 60 reach HIM with their
shot Th-v are nos bike torpedo boats
- torpedo baa- destroyer. They SIRE
larre SUI notl -eahie objects. sni W ll.s
the Nss-virs IS arIc-ei. the bufaig
has iiftle defensive power bltif t-ey
do Get ueaI enough g. s- e1--v g.
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with an air pressure Of 1000 pounds
% the square inch. This pressure is
exerted 50 evenly and gradually that
the explosive is not shocked into pre-
mature defamation. and il is 50 steady
that the unwieldy torpedo or proiec-
tile hits with remarkable accuracy
The enormous charge would wreck the
huil Of any battleship afioat. even If it
did not strike the ship directly. but
exploded snywhere within fifty feet Of
a under water
There are two dynamite batteries ~
forts IN this country. One Is n Fort
Scott IN San Francisco Harbov aai the
other Is In For: Hancock. "a Sandy
Hook. The Fort Scott battery con-
sists OF three fif;een-inch and the Fort
Hancock battery has two ffteen-inch
and one eight-inch tube or gun The
torpedo boat Nesuvius has fftcen-inch
guns
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range q Only 1900 yards, little over
two miles.
The accuracy q fire Of the dynamite
battery is great. This j. due - the
absolute evenness 81 the propelling
force. Compressed air projects the
ts-pedo. The best 81 powder varies
ia pressure. While compressed air -
exact. The fall cAiibre proiecsiie
called full calibre n distinction frOIa
the smaller pro- " hich are made
70 81 the tube by means 81 Anger
weighs 1000 pounds. GOO pounds II Il
beiax explosive gelatine. either nitro
ciyceriae or G11cottoa, aud = is rred
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he wanted 70 ask her 20 be his
ownest own. but the conventional
words he had studied mp SO carefully
failed him. She guessed his purpose.
but saw no chance - help him ont.
Dad Won read about the Manila
cahles" he asked.
Yes. " she said ITS c1t
There vas a long silence.
What 10 they DO with cables that
sre cuts" she softly asked.
splice EN-. he Serei-
She gave him a timid. sile,o1E
risnce-
He woke up.
Lets get sphceie" lie hastily
cried.
Lets" she gently answered
Ani the ordea. which hal wo-r.e
HIN for many weeks WAS sudden y ior-
gotten -Cleveia-G Plaindealer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1898-05-28

Whenever moss creaps into pasture.
Il Is sire sign that the soil has
been exhausted OF some OF its valu-
able mineral fertility. or that the soil
has been 50 poisoned by stagnant
water that humic acid has developed.
The cheapest experiment is 70 run
ove~ the surface with the harrow.
lo0seninC or tearing up some % the
moss. and sowing grass seed II You
can afford potash and phosphate give
q dressing 81 these This viii make
grass grow II place 81 moss.