davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-18
9lu8 Oeutl0tanp.
eSriinent6af's SeC6fmorS.
Scr ais Sicb uno eSGlider aracs
flagtc Grs Snftur der Tcgicrnnass
ornderci le9t 9anO an Iidl.

&oiier @itGelm's 4aIdItinafaGrt mirD
in 6rantrsid uno auBlaao nit
i6sslsn 2(ugen betro8tet. - 0a5
on9e6li8 in QtIeranbrio tntOedte
GompIot cine Grfinoung Der 2onz
Oonsr qrsfs. - 8eile9un9 Der
9}iBitimmung nit benz @atitan.
= 2(nertsnnun8 bes 3piIden Dem
SdlIqn pnO 0sutf6lan0 gsi6toiz
Ienen ProtettiOnsz z26tommen5. =
Dinterpetter in Berlin. = Sine
9ismarf 2iteratur 2(u5feuung
in 2eip3ig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-10-18
pie 8e5ie6unQen gu oem
8utttdn.

Die nQu956urger 9oIt3eitung"
bringt einen pon Der g}untiatur in
W}iin6en inIpirirten 2lrtjteI, in nell
dem ertlGrt nirb, Der Geilige Stubl err
femme oas i'm Sabre 1892 5piiten Dem
Sultan uno OeutIhlanO a6geIbIO6ez
ne 8rotettipns 2lbfommen Oe fucto
an. Die 6orOerung, baB Die Oeutifen
UliIiionsbduier i'm Orient Iib Dem
fran30Tii6en 9rotettorat gu untsrnerz
fen bdrten, lei niemals geitelIt norben.
0ur6 Oieie Grfldrung Oirfte Der
3nii6enFoQ, Die 3ur Q(66erufung be5
preuBiT6en 8eicroten bei'm @atitan
fiibrte, pO6L i'm 8eientIiaen erIeOigt
iein.
ue6riqens piro Der &aiier in Seruz
Ialem aud pon @ertretern Der israeli
tiiten @o6ltbdtigteit5 2lnitalteu,
Die unter beutIfem SduBe iteben, be-
griiBt perOen.
On 5rau 6 6oen 3urt d.
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gerbreitet iid, ,pie ssilSteuer ,

gtiuas @utes laBt ii6 nidt sebeim
balten. Die gia6ri6t bapor berbreitet
ii6 i6nea. 9ie iuirflid belten @a9en
perfaufen ii6 audi am beiten Gbrabam
6are, elm leitenber 4pot6efer BON Belt
bile, S9lp, iast: u9as Electric 8its
ters" lit Der am beiten berfduIli6e
Wtasenbitter, ben ib in meiner 20idbs
risen 8raris jenals fennen gelernt
babe, gsiiien Sic aud, tuarum? 9ie
meiIten 9eioen beginner nit St5runsen
oes Wa9ens, Der 2eber, Der geieren,
Der ginsetpeibe, bes 8lutes ober Der
9erpen. Sas Electric 8itters" frdfs
tist aber ben Maeen, resulirt bic 2eber,
Die Nieren uno Die gineelpeibe, reiuiat
oas 8lut uno itdrft Die gteruen. 9a-
bur6 beilt es cine sanae Maense bon
&ranfbeiten. @s baut bas san5e Gps
item aui, 9ie6t neues 2eben unb frii6e
&rait alien idpa9en, franfen unb err
f9opften Mdnnern unb 5rauen. 9iur
80 Gents. gu baben Bel ben Qpotbe>
fern S. &alteper & Gobn. 8irb ga>
rantirt.
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fog. @beIanar6iHen fd bon ben 4n,
bdagern ber Propaganda Der Shat"
6ffentlid Iosiagen unb ben glamen
eNeuf03iaIifien" annebmen molIen.
= 3n Der &omiuiener Saibe etleQie
Der aatier WiIbelnl biefer SAGE eintn
o0ieruuGbier3i8 &n6er". Die aaiIe
Tin. lpel6e ibrtn Giaiieu boyt0in be
8Iettet bate, mar hbgr bies isliena
JaghaIud beRelbeH 10 erffeut. baB lie
0os 8bIer III oen berf6ieoennen 5teI.
inusen uno go 9en pbptogyapbirte.
Ger sUlsFaaero" In &om be.
baapiet. bab ber 9atifan ben papf.
li9en Runiiua IN paris inRruirt babe.
ben fran36Iif6sa aIerus uab bic f!eri.
talen Sldtter aufsaforbern, ibre @ams
paeHe gegen bic Reoifion bes Grepfus,
prD3eRes einaufienen.
= Man iGreibt aus Whn6en: Das
8e8ernfet'r gauerns sGnTemble bat In
IeBter 3eit feine 9uten @ei6dfte &C.
ma6t. Sbr Direttor Ope! 1T .pleite"
geporoen, uHb bamit nurbe baS gauge
unternebmen in Grase eei1eQl. Sn.
Oehen baben iebt Der &ebattsur bes
nWln@ener Runf, unb 3beater. Mn,
3eigers", Gbriftian Gltiggen, uab bic
oberbaDriid)e Sialett Gi9teriu iSrau
Wnnp Sddfer, bsibe aus Man9en. bic
so9e in bic 0anb geuOmmen. sic
uerben bic bsreits abgefaloReuen Gons
traIte ausftibrea unb bie Sournee
nollenben.
= Sn benz nieberbanrii9en 9orfe
Miiterna6 inb burd eiue Geuers
brault IA 8auernseb6fte in II6e ees
legt porben. Cine Grau erhidte i'm
Rau9e.
= Su paris III Grau 6arnot. bic
Wittwe bes I'M Sabre 1894 In 9pon
ermorbeieT BrahDenteu Der fran36R.
f9en Rspubllt, Serrn Subj garnot.
geforben.
: Die Reiis bes aaiiers Wilbelm
nah palditina III ipegeu Der Wirren
auf areta bis auf Weiteres aufsel6o.
ben iporbeu.
= Wie aus Sbansbai beribtet Dirb,
bat Der abseisBte aaiisr BON China
pSelbfmorb" beeangen, uub 3war
f9on ON 81. September, b. b. iofOrt
mad Der unter3eidnung bss Dscretes.
our6 weI6e bic 4aiierin. Miitpe ols
Regentin singeisb! wuibe.
in 9reSosn III her preubii6e
6ularen &ittmeifer, b. 51Dertner,
megen sablrei6er SitiIi9teitSs8erbre.
den rerhaftet, aber sur llnterlu5urg
feines @eifessuiiaubes nod Der Srren,
anitalt Sonnenftein Derbra9t porben.
Jlirft 6erbert 8ismard bat BITE
Qbfibt, ben Gadlenmalb, bas heIiebte
4usHugsslel aller 9amburser unb In
ndGfer 3eit uabrideinIid, ein Malls
fabrtsort fur bic pairiDtifbea Dsut.
ldsn, fir ben 6ffentliden gertebr ;u
Sperren.
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mtlltOnen tuerSen per,d,enft!

@s 1T setuiB iuubltbuenO fir bus
gublifum, gu erfabreu, OaB es bod me-
nigitens elm @el6dft i'm 2anbe siebt,
iuel6es ni6t oapur 5uriidl6redt, ben
geoiirfti9en uno 2eioenben geeeniber
groBmiitbig 5u iein. Die 8eiiser bon
Or. Sings gteuer @ntoeduns fir
Sduinoiu6t, 9uiten unb Sdnupfen ba>
ben iiber 8ebn MiliOnen 8rpbeflai6en
oieier 9roBen Meoi5in peridenft unb
9aben Die @enu9tbuuus 81 ipiiien, baB
oaour6 in gallienoen pUn abiolut boff@
nunssloien 5dlleu cine Seilung er5iett
tpuroe. slitbma, 8ron6itis, 6eilerfeit
uno alle 2eioen beg Salies, Der 8ruit
nno Der 2un9en ueroen oaour6 ii6er
furirt. Man ipre6e in Der 9(pOtbete
uon S. &alteDer uno GObn oor uub laiie
iid5 cine &rpbeflaI6e umionit geben.
8e9uldre @r6be so Gents unb S1.00.
Seoe 8laibe tpirb sarantirt, ooer Der
Breis 5urliferItattet.
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8, sSie gebmer,baft.

Die Sdlmer;en, pen Neural9ic pers
urfadlt, Gn6 suipeilen 70 euprml haB
man beiuahe oaoon oerrllft tpcrben
fonnte. Galpatipn Sel beieitigt lclcbe
Sdmer3en fofcrt unb furirt 0ienrals
gie 10 raid baB Jitemanb mcbr arf Die
WeiIe Su-leicen braudt. Ser Sacpb
&lein, 1896 Wain Ctr, @oanspilIe,
Sub, fchreibt ME frlgt: "9)eeiue Srau
litt leit 7 cSahren an Neuralgie aber
feitbem fie Saloaticn Sel gebraud1te,
it fie pcllfommen frei baucn. Sd be-
haupte baB es oas bette gitimcnt lit
nno i'd fperbe CO iiumer i'm Nauie bali
ten. SD fct6lt bate felt laiger Bet
3beumdtismus unb 0ebraudlte rlCle
ylnimsnte ocd Salpattcn Sci eripie6
iib betier ais ir9euo eilt anoeres Wlite
tel uno that Die befteu Dienlte. " Sals
patlru Sel tcitet nur % @entS.
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uunO warun1 ritEt? Iiirben sic
Seoenfen tra0en, mir auf oiele Cider
belt bin etne nanbafte Summe nor3us
fdieBen?"
,Gbrli0 geiproden-ja!-gie mii>
fen gobl no6 beiIer at8 id), oaB Der
8eiis ii6eri9uI0et lit, haB Sbuen in
@irflidteit niGt elm 8aum Sbre8
4arfe8, nidjt Elm 3ieget 9bres SauieS
mebr 9eb6rt 9luf SIR Gi9entBum8>
reGt oil bem @jute !Sattenoorf fam
Sbnen 9delnanO aud nur bun6ert Gba<
let IeiBeni4
Ser 8aron bate IT'D erbOben. Seine
S9allgen fdrbten iitb nun bod nit
etlDas b0beren Notb.
rDa8 lit cine fiibne 8ebauptang,
Serr Sabricius!4 iagte er. sSie milIz
len auBer9em0bntide Mlittel beiiesn,
it'd iiber Die 8erm0gen8perbdltnilIe
Sbrer 0}adbarn 3u unterriHten!"
n0eren bebarf es ourdlau8 nitbt,
unO i6 neine, bic 2Irt, lpie i9 in ben
9eiie jener aeuntniB gelan9t bin,
tbdte aud bier tlidts 5ur Sod)e. 9ez
finoe i1 mid ba In eiaem SrrtBulu,
10 miro es 3bnen elm Vejdtes iein, mir
benlel6en gu 6erpeiien.
Gas iuiirbe uur inter en6loien linz
ftdAoli9feiten ln0glid lein. Sd bofIe,
mir iperoen einen einfa6eren 2ip8meg
finben. SD meroe 9buen @edlef au8z
itellen fir SIR ,9arIeben.
$50 lieBe lid Wobl naJeu-natiirz
lid cine W1ituuterIdriit Ton 9enten
poraus9eiest, Sic mir ais Sablnnssfabig
binldn9lid befaunt iino."
Yeinabe befti9 itjeB Ser BON Gent,
bauien ieinen Stubl BON ii9.
pg8ofiir balten Sie mid, nein
Ser? @enn iG mid meinen reiden
6reuaben iiberbaupt bdtte entbeden
lpollen iuiiroe i'd mir bie Oemiitbiguns
bieier 8itte an sic mobl erIpart
baben! Sd bofite, auf etipas inebr
Wertrauen nnb 3art9efiibl re9uen 3u
biirfeni4
rGer3eihen Giel SD 9laubte, sic
MOLTEN Die angelegenbeite egeI6dftli6
beDaabelt ieben!" flang esaluuerdaOert
falt uno gleidmiitbi9 5uriid.
nSie permei9ern mir alio tbatldd)s
lid Sbre 5ilfe, renn id Sbaen feline
anoere Si6erbeit GIT bieten nerr1a9,
alS mein @ort uu6 meine @ebIelz
unterldrift?"
sd bebaure, bel oller @ertbs
i9deun9 Sbrer geriOl 9eibes nidt
filr auSreibeno balten Sa f0anen!"
Stun mobl, Serr Sabricius, 10 babe
i'd bic Gbre, mid Sbnen 5u empfeb>
len!4
Olod ME NOR es beH moblersogeuem
Sapalier 10 idmer eeipuroen, feline.
ruBi9e Saltun9 3u bemabren. Sein
sltbem gin9 raid, uno ieine 9ippen
5uGten. Gie GrbitteruHg iiber Die bes
ibdmenoe 0lolle, 5u Der er iid bieIem
fn6dernen @eIomeniden 9e9eniiber err
nieotist bate, beberri9te i'm falt nod
mebr ais Die 9erSweiflung iiber oas
Sebll6lagen ieiner Soffuuug. Wlit
rai6en Sdritten elite ct our 9biir,
uno idon bate er feline 9ano ouf ben
8rilder 9elegt, aIs iba Sabricius Suf1
einea 3nruf 8uriidbielt.
(5urtieBuns fulst).
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NaA a,,o bon europa

Die &eiie3sit 1T Dor Der 8btir unb
aue Sieienigen, tueltbe cine Reiie mad
@uropa su unternebmen wtini6en,
m6sen R9 on ben unter3ei6ueten mems
ben, Der pafaee5i0ete irgenb pel6er
Nrt bon @albsfpn ober irgeas mel'
dem anberen Safeu Der atlanttiben
Suite aus bertauft.
Weeen senausrer SnfOrmatiou mems
be mon fd an
w. j. YOUNG, AGENT,
ebemaIiges poitgebdube, IIamo gIa3a,
San AHtpnio, 3eras.
Offisieller Ngent fiir ale eurep1i.
I6en 9ampfer' 2inien.
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- Sm 6erbit iouobl pis 3u allen
Sabres3eiten Birb 9pspepfe bur9 I'm,
borlidtistsit beim @Ren berurla9t.
Die Seilung tOnait iiets bur1 ben
@sbrau9 bon Or. augufi &6ais's
9amburger SrOpfen. meI6e ben Mla.
gen reinisen uub ben appeiit tpiebsr
herfiellen.
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Gin Gfarer 9opf,

CUTE Serbauuug unb Elm bObes rdftis
se5 2lltsr finO apei 9feiultute, bic bura
ben @e6raud bon Gutt's 2ebersBillen
erji.tt weroen.
Gine frwif(tne Gbat(abe.
&Opfidmer3en, Dtuluria, Daaseuiaurs,
8eritOpiung. 0pspspiie, @allsnlsiOen
uub dbuii6e &rantbsitsn mer6eu bolt
itanOis 9epeilt burd ben @ebruud BON
Sutt's Seber Yiuet,.
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- Wau ifrsibt aus 8era: Gan3
unertpartete GrfoIge batten bic Soeia,
liteu bel ben WabIes gum 8enBiihen
9anbtaee. Sm erlten uub*5fbsiten
Wabltreiis famen Fe.ig 5ii1nabLmif'
ben freifinuigen Ranbibaten, I'm brit.
ten upb ,uierten ,8abltreife murben bic
5ocialilien 2euiH uub getterlein ges
m1hIt.
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Nus Berlin berlautet gera6t.
neiie. Der fran56Fi9e 8otI6after in
Berlin. Warauis Don gioailes, lperbe
abbsrufen unb bur6 ben isBigen BOT.
i9afier tn MaibinstOn, Snles @am.
bon. erieBt werben.
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TerS. gtaffeL 331 gaR Cons
merce StraBe. Mlil6mirtbfdafts Der.
r1tbe. Preservaline fir bic @rbaltung
bon Butter unb Wiif6. gerbiubert
bic Mtlh bonn Sauerperben uub er.
bdIt bic Butter pOlitdnbis fril6 fur eis
nen Mouat.
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Ghr Gounip @Ommiifoner precinft 8.
8ir itnb autoriiirt, germ 8 Ser
pei als 8anbibat fir oas Nmt oes
epuntb 8 ommiiidrs Hrecintt
H o. 3, anautiinbisen.
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Wabmfe 0ptel Sar,
Of 0oufion StraBe,
70 Mt. ID u tb, .... Gigentbiimer.

Wtan finbet bier elm pprshsliGss
8las Bier unierer heimif6en 8raue.
reien. gefpnbere 4nertennung pers
bienen bic Weine, @igarren, Wbisties,
2iqu6re &C. 8nrshgIi9er Grei.
lun6 bes M oreens unb ga d1s
mittagS. Sieie Mirtbi6aft erfreut
ft1 bes ausgeaeidlneten 9ufes au ben,
ansenebmhen gufentbaltSorte Der
5tabt su sdbIen.
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Nuf gerfhsune bes preuBifGen
MiHiiters beg Snnereu ili In Berlin
Der csediId)e &urHoerein sSOtol" auf.
aeI6lt porben.
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auf bsr 3e6e s@eneraI BON
BlumentbaI@ bel 0erne In WeffaIen
itir5te beute Der 56rbertorb ab unb
NIT ibm bic 8elegmauuldaft. bon ber
lstber 3ipau3is 9eriOnen sei6bist pur.
ben.
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isar 9iarift,glerf.

gSir linb autoriiirt 5errn Senrb Il m.
I 9eio als &anoioat fur naS Int bes
Stftritts sgIerfs anSuSeigeu.
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Sir gounip 69aBmeil1er

gSir iino altDrilirt, Serrn s & n
9egler als aanbioat fur oas @mt oes
6 gonntp g 4abmeiiters au3u=
5eiaen.
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ssiir gouuin.Ridtsr,

g8ir iinb outoriiirt, 5errn Beter SO.
mas als &anbibat fir oas Mn1t bes
@Duntbs &ihters BEL Der hebDr.
ftebenben @abl ansuseigen.
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g8ir fino autoriiirt, Serrn Sobn g.
Campbell als &anbioat fir bic gSies
beripabl fir oas Amt bes 9 beriffs
bel oer acknowledgement @ahl ansuseiseu.
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&tr iinb autoriiirt Serrn Sno. B.
3 Obin als &anoibat fir bas Amt bes
County 9 Sdabm eiiters au5uaei'
gen.
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Sir SrisSensridter bes l. prseintis.
9Sir finb autDriiirt, Serrn 8bil. 8.
Sbopt als 8anoibaten fir Biebcrtpabl
fir oas amt bes Sriebensridters
oes l. Brecinfts anautiinoisen.
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ar g Sheriff..

8ir iinb autpriiirt, Serrn Sobn
8iltens jr. alS &anbibat fir oas Mmt
6es Sheriffs Bel Der bebOrftebenben
Wohl ar.huheiaen.
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@ir iinb autpriiirt Serrn Nat Sem ia
als 8cnoibat fir bic 8ieherpabl fir bas
9lmt bes 0iHrittsg lFrfs aiiauaeiaen.
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Stir 4onfabler,

Gir iinb autoriiirt. Serrn. S o e 6 DIR
als &anbibat fur Bieoersppbl fir bas
8nn.ft ab.lersN mt goe$S I. cinfts
.artsufiinbi9en. SAss
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6ar @Ountps 5teuer Collector.

Bir iinb autoriIirt, Serrn Baul
Meer ichei6t ols 8anbibat fir oas
Nmt oes 6 ouutp. Steuert ollefs
tDrs ansusei9en.
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- Winbmtiblen, 5euereHen, pum'
pen uub R6bren.
Itamp Sron morris.
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gablsMa5eigen.
Ssnr 9iaritl 9lupaI,: /:

UNt OaHEEb' NHU
gsir iino autoriiirt, Serrn 6 arl os
. als &anbioaten fir oas Nmt bes
Stftrtft<N ntu altes ausu5eieen.
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ishr @nuntn : 0lRsfinr. /.

&ir itnb autDrilirt, Serrn gbas. Sbi
ner als Ranoioat fir bas Mmt Des
@ountbs Giieiiors anauaeisen.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-06

A most extraordinary piece Of work
Is the colossal image of Buddha at
Kamakura, one of the ancient capitals
of Japan. The image is constructed OF
copper. tin and gold, and where 1t has
been FURNISHED by contact. the metal
is ruddy brown, but the general sur
face Is weather-s.ained with lncrusta-
tions OF green mould where the mas
sive parts were welded together. The
height is forty-nine feet seven inches:
the circumference of the head ninety
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-06

The name sounds like that OF the
Byzantine emperor, but 1t only means
little necklace animal that makes
pus." and 1t is well-deserved name,
for Pyogenes is the busy maker, first,
of that "laudable pus' which is now
known to be an accumulation OF the
victims precious white blood corpus
cles. and. later. of the still more dead
ly symptoms of the dark, glairous pus.
The way to guard against this deadly
gangrenc and fever was, fortunately
for humanity, pointed out even while
its cause was only vaguely known. The
general principles of Listers methods
have been thoroughly and systematic
ally applied in our service. Not only
are there complete facilities for aseptic
surgery in the field hospitals which will
accompany the United States soldiers
to Cuba or to the Philippines, as well
as in the eick bays Of every man-of-
war. but in every regiment there are
a certain number Of men in the ranks.
each provided with antiseptic dressing
packed hermetfcalIy. These are the
trained bearers of first aid to the
wounded. The regulations allow of
their leaving their fighting positions
from time to time to bind up the
wounds Of fallen comrades in such
way as to effectually guard against
"sepsis," or the infection of suppura-
ton.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-06

seven feet; the width of the face from
ear to ear nineteen feet. and its length.
from the tip of the chin to the edge
OF the curling hair. nine feet nine
inches. The eye is four feet long, the
ear six feet six inches. the nose three
feet nine inches. and the mouth there
feet two inches. There are $50 curIs
on the head. The circumference Of the
thumb is three feet. The eyes are of
pure gold. and weigh thirty pounds
each. The idol was erected in 1195,
and within the image is temple over
forty feet in height. with an altar and
other accessories of worship. The
kamakura image is worshiped an
nually by millions of Buddhis.s from
India, Burma. China and Corea, as well
as by those in Japan.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-06
CURIOUS WELL IN HAWAII.
Flow Of Artes.an Water oddly Regulated
by the Clock.

Flow Of Artes,an Water oddly Regulated
by the Clock. I
A most curious phenomenon has been
observed In the flow Of an artesian we'll
on Kealia plantation. Kauai. Tho
flow, being lowest at o'clock in the
morning, gradually rising until 1t at
tains It's greatest flow at o'clock in
the afternoon, and then as gradually
falling until o'clock in the morning.
Manager George II. Fairchild, Of the
plantation. thus describes the peculiar
phenomenon: The top OF the pipe 10
thirteen feet above sea level. At eight
o'clock there is flow Of about 1000. 600
gallons in twenty-four hours. By
adding five feet more OF pipe the now
stops. We have had this extra five feet
OF pipe on top of the we'll for q month
or more. waiting for extra pipe to con-
duct the water to the mill where 1t is
to be used. We have noticed q peculiar
action OF this column of water, and I
have been unable to find any explana-
ton OF 1t. II the publication of the
facts by the Star will lead to an expla-
nation. l will be very much gratified.
The column of water in this five feet
additional pipe placed to prevent tho
flow at S o'clock in the morning is at
its lowest point. one and half inches
below the top of the pipe. Then 1t
rises until at noon 1t begins to flow
over the pipe. The flow increases until
O'Clock, when there is quite a flow.
From that time it gradually falls, until
at IL o'clock at night there is a very
slight fow and this ceases at l o'clock
in the morning, the water gradually
falling until it reaches the lowest point
at s o'clock, when 1t begins to rise
again. 1t has been suggested that this
change In flow is due to the tides. or
to the rotation of the earth. or to the
influence of the sun. II is interesting.
and should like satisfactory expla-
nation" Representative McCandless
says regarding this phenomenon that
in his experience where an artesian
well is influenced by the tides tao
water never rises above the sea level
Hawaiian Star.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-06
NOUNDED IN ACTION
Fatalities of the Battlefield Reduced One
Half. Fewer Amputations
Required.

In the civil war the proportion of
union soldiers who died of wounds to
those who were killed outright in bat
tie was 43 to 81. or not far from to
IL These figures are taken from the
report OF the adjutant generals ONCE.
The statistics on the confederate side
are less exact. but It may be assumed
fthat the proportion there was about the
same.
1t is comfort to know that in the
present war the number of deaths from
wounds is not likely to be as much as
90 per cent as large, in proport on to
tthe number Of wounds received, as it
was either in the civil war or In any
other prior to the present generation.
And this in spite of the more than
tenfold increased destructiyeness OF
latter-day weapons.
The reason and ground for this hope
are not In the nature of the Krag-Jor-
. genSen and Mauser rifles. used respect
lively by our own and the Spanish ar
mics. but in the astounding progress
Of the last twenty years in the art of
surgery. 1t is not because a man who
is hit by an up-to-date rifle bullet more
oIten ules on tne spot, lot tnat th!S is
the case is very far from certain. Dur
ing the first, third and foarth quarters
Of the modern nickel-coated slug's fight
its rending effect is terribly fatal, it is
true: but in the second quarter. or 'hu-
name area" of its range it has q ten
dency to cut clean hole.
: But all experience of recent years IN
dicates that where nine wounded men
out of ten would have been buried from
a field hospital in the years between
1851 and 1865, only four would die in
the year 1898, the other six being even
tually discharged safe. whole. and
probably In better health than they en-
toyed before they were wounded.
In fact. died OF wounds" so far as
1t applies to the wars Of past genera
tions, including our own civil war.
really means in most cases that death
resulted from hospital gangrene."
hospital fever" or erysipelas. The
surgeons OF those days were quite
aware OF those symptoms. but their
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1898-08-06
PRINCE BISMARk DEAD.
His Passing Away Duo to Old ASe-Ths
End Not Expected.

HIS Passing Away Due to Old Age-Ths
End Not Expected.
Berlin. July 30.-Prince Bismarck
died little before IL o'clock tonight.
The end was peaceful.
The details of the death of Prince
Bismarck are obtained with d'ilculty
because Of the lateness of the hour.
the ISOLATION of the castle and the
strenuous endeavors of the attendants
OF the family to prevent publicity be.
ing gwen to what they consider private
details.
Tie death of the ex-chancellor comes
as surprise to all Europe. Despite
the iamily's denials, there was an un
dercurrent of apprehension when the
sinking or the prince was first an.
nounced, inspired more by what the
1aLhiiy ieft unpublished than by any
Information given. But when the daily
bulletins chronicled improvements in
the princes condition, detailed his ex-
teuslve bills of fare and his devotion
to his pipe, the public accepted DR..
Schweninger's assertion that there was
no reason why Bismarck should moi
reach the age of 90
1t appears that the ex-chancelIor's
death was not precipitated by sudden
complications, but was rather the cul-
mination of chronic disease, neuralgia
of the face and Inflammation of the
veins, which Kept him in constant
pain. and which was born with the
iron fortitude which might have been
expected.
The beginning of the end dates from
July ~, when the prince was confined
to his bed. He had been several DAYS
prostrated before an inkling of his de-
cline reached the world.