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The state herald., 1898-06-24

During our late war Robert Toombs
II we remember rightly, declared that
the south would welcome northerners
into the confederacy with bloody hand.
to hospitable graves. 1t was cruel
declaration, and It seems strange now
that it was uttered by brother with
regard to brothers; but war is war
But II Weyler gets back into Cuba the
Cubans will probably translate 1t Into
Spanish. and It will seem quite pleasant
and commendable
The state herald., 1898-06-24
PORTO RICO EXPEDITION.

Troops Ordered Concentrated at Conven-
lent Points for Embarkation.
Herald from Washington, c., says:
Major General Miles intends that
there shall be no delay in having the
troops at the places of embarkation
for the Porto Rican expedition. Or
ders were this morning issued to Brig
adler General Schwan, commanding
the troops Mt Mobile, to Immediately
proceed with his entire command to
Miami, Florida, and to hold himself
The state herald., 1898-06-24
Another Phantom Fleet

London. June ID.-Thc Gibraltar
correspondent OF the Daily Telegraph
says.
Admiral tnmnrn's squadron arrived
nj Cnrihngcnn Saturday evening with
Captain Annon. minister of marine,
who inspected the Lcpnnio. The dos
tlnniIon Of the fleet N not known. but
I, X believed Admiral Cnmnrn VIII
keep In touch with home ports mud TINT
the squadron VIII he used 10 deceive
the "AmorlcnnH"
The state herald., 1898-06-24

The specie holdings OF the sixty. .sou,
National and State banks COMPOSING
the Clearinghouse Association OF Nov
York. now amount to sise. .<o2, 800. o,
which II was estimated but about 1
per cent, or, approximately. 81. 900. .oot
Ia silver. The remaining Sis<. 400. .oW
Ia the Creates, total OF gold ever held
by the New York banks. Eleven Of ths
banks have tio7.i7b.5oO OF the total
specie holdings. and one OF them. ths
National City bank. has nearly one.
sixth of the total. and u greater
amount than any single bank has ever
held In the oountrys history.
The state herald., 1898-06-24

II always feel" says General VIII.
lam Booth. that my motives are no
good that everybody ought TO lisc me o
Truly a comfortable feeling. and ye,
II such q man is difllhed BY somebody
he mus, feel m u he would like 10
punch his unappfeols,lve hssl.
The state herald., 1898-06-24

A new law In ohio makes &, optional
with jnrics In capital eases TO say
whether murderer shall be hanged or
son, TO the electric chair The option
nigh, as well be given to the convicted
man No jury ever yet elected 70 kill
a man II II could possibly avoid Il.
The state herald., 1898-06-24

1t is wise youth who kisses his
sweetheart goodbye every chance he
gets, because the examining doctor
may refuse to accept him when the
time comes.
The state herald., 1898-06-24

We sometimes think the growing Of
the New York Evening Posts dogs OF
peace is more terrible than that of the
dogs of war.
The state herald., 1898-06-24

A surprise party is counted n failure
by the women unless they catch the
one they are trying to surprise in bed.
The state herald., 1898-06-24

When a girl talks a great deal about
her home duties. investigate. and you
will find that they consist In turning q
bed over and frying an egg.
The state herald., 1898-06-24

The one who works the hardest re-
ceives the most blame. The idle. do
ing nothing, are responsible for moth
ing.
The state herald., 1898-06-24

This Is the season when the back
sliders and drunkards are saved
again.
The state herald., 1898-06-24

We wish there was some way Of ac-
qu.ring more sense, as there is Of ac-
quiring more property.
The state herald., 1898-06-24

AS soon as man takes job away
from town. he takes advantage of the
opportunity to lie about his salary.
The state herald., 1898-06-24

Reports ar" holnr circulated W
Washington that the rresidon, intends
10 cnll oui more ituops
The state herald., 1898-06-24
$50 WHEELS FOR Sac.

To Introduce these wheels IN all outside towns VIZ
mAkr this unparalleled orer. These wheels arc
strictly high grade and will be- sent O. o d. subject
70 approval. Write u for particular. " A. PET-
TIE a o.. Al -l,ieonth rttcct Dcnvcr Colorado
The state herald., 1898-06-24
DEHvER SCHOOL OF MINES,

III stanton. lrincpai. ISIS Champa 1T. Assays war
fantsi oorroei and prompt returns M tde. Assay
Ing taught for ~ In tao weeks Assay for gold and
silver no send for ore sacks aud full price list
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

a regt lar quarterly cnuf'rcnp. of the
Mulul riHhr NJ Zion Wlt hald 10 Port.
ng', Box Elder county utih. t.mm.ne.
lnF Jgt o. 90 ip %. m uud sunluulrg
during that and M flIinvIH. day.
Thor" Wrr. prr4out on tho IIHHl ~
special visitors President Lorenzo
SNOW, l'rl'h,r John Nioho.s .u. aud
Brother Mitchell.
The NahH was wen reproH1ntDI there
hglnF tItH no the stake urtfIl suUy.
guuIly number nf hIsh CuunrIlmHu uLd
hlrhliH, Hri Hu many Other ON .s ana
mrul r that the house was crowded
pItlur ii'0 forenoon 90 The utfi lny
the Stake NaF reported hH /. Iue 900.
most tnuuIrie 90 ursanignfIHu th#
wards l,irs iu good WORKING IUri
and tlr .fru,ia,llnt and auclrtIus na.r.
lu active operation. Mach ln..rutiInu
W1n FiNtn ~ tho stake prCEll upY and
oth.ta
During Tho afternoon Eiar vic,
Gnrnr spoke on he contlnuttI.a ri 90,
work b,t, Bishop l.r"iH lI joiner.
900 tht uHiinCI ~ strength Hr DIR
weak points; lFh1p M0ruul Word. un
the paying uf our tithiug, and Che
keeping out uf dahti Brlfh.r Thumla
williams. un the No H Latter. lrv saint
should l.vri Elder %, g. Hu. uH. on
tho saving power M Ne O0..Is ani
Elder y. ~. NT4, on the condition M
WV wv NO. 'N..| NNNNf XVII n on ENhA
report uur.ug thn second DIS. Ru.
John Nicholson spoke or tha mUIm.ut
~ prophecy AVID On. coming % th. Son
~ Mau brother Mitchell. On tha obedl.
ouCe NJ nature 90 natural laws. ana
lrrsll,ui Lorenzo SNOW on thg love 81
God Cor humanity
Tho general Church ana stake au.
thlrtiUH were SUSTAINED hy tho confer
oucg, Aftor which Brother John Hiahoi.
SON treated ON The plfulaus uf the
1scr'mrut nud rho ufe of th name of
the Deity In our ordinuuprH. aud
Broth Mitchell. ON the law uf UthIur
und tho NIc'rlous ordinance. prrsi.
dent Lorenzo Snow ,nugntul the
choir ON iis singing. and paid tribute
tp lunIhHr David H. Jones ION hfg pro.
hrl.nyy la lender purlrg On. oven.
irE NJ juno nm un Interesting meet
lng Wus hold urd duriur tn evening VI
ih i2th lecture 900 the subject M man
waH delivered by Brother John Nlchll.
son,
WAL ANTHONY.
Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

kanuh stake conference was held 10
urdorNiiIc. May 2sth and .sth. is9,
The stake presidency. several ~ ihr
lllgh council ana bishops aud the rrp-
ruHrntntiVC brethren were present ON
tho occasion. The principal subject
treated urun by tho brethren who
spoke during the oluftrrnpH was tn
uniting ~ ourselves toy ,hUr loo bat
Ting against me tide OF immortality iu
o. NnliuuH forms. that % spreading
over che land. Elder John rarpantrt
ana Robert T.. LuhUrOn gave lu yufy
good reports 81 their lnhorH uH y. NJ.
NJ l. a. mlsrinuutiHH during the winter
season lu Washington. Iron and HEAVIER
counties. The remarks Of thH brethren
during conference were rUp'utr with
good Instructions. The general ana local
authorities were all unanimously sua.
tllurd.
The cop.nuH rains thn' have been
given NJ this Fpring makes uB f.rl th1i
$40 have never hUd any better prospects
Tor huuntful harvest than tuH sHa.
son presents. ANA with the good pros.
poets hvfurs ur, tusgthor with r0ui
prices fur stock ana WOOL We hope a.
De- able 90 complete our nice little muets
inE house this season and which IN
needed very much,
Respectfully
H. l.. PORTER
stake gIUfk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25
IL II. PETERSON. rr.Ider.


Brandon Conference. juno %. iN-.
10 the Editor;
Tho Manitoba mission Ike an othet
new fields IL gaining ground slowly AZ
the people ATE an pteludiced. u u nl.
mustlmpoHsiblr 10 gUt q hearing
In tho month NJ December. We were
favored with "a visit from Elder q, -.
card ~ CaTdHtun. who. while with ~.
organized r. conference known NJ the
Brandon conference, with Brandon M
headquarters and ElIH W. = Baxter
as president under Elder Card. Elder
4. q, Barber having been released 10
return home some t.ur previous on ucs
count uf having weak lungs. we were
ASSIGNED our fields nf labor W follow.
E'dau 4. ~ Mrrhay and Jnmrs q.
Stuart 40 Suuf'H, small village -
miles southwest Of brandon. Elders
Frank May aud 3. a. johnson 40 Mlu.
nodlsa. 20 miles north ~ Hrnud1n.aud
Elders ". 5. Baxter and your euTtoH,
pouGrut roo tine headquarters IL tho con,
ftJ.nce, Etnl pair y Ell rs iavr IN
holding mpciluEH once week nll winter
with very small attendance. In
brandon We have O. Mice, large hail,
carprtrd ana seated with chairs. We
pay SO per year. 10 Seems that tha
people who are subject tu lung com.
plants, uH two ~ our Elders have boon
lbiiE,d 90 return HON. on that uo.ouu.
Elder =. a johnson was compelled o.
leave uH In the month of March Elder
naxtor accompanied him. but return sc
tho latter part of April, Since that
time We have been anNiously looking
Tor other Elders tn make our force
stronger fome places We have haG
90 abandon on GD. aut ~ e'd1 hny.
los The mission. We are holding three
ana four meetings O. week in tho coun-
try school h0rs.H. which are better 40.
tended than those ln The towns. HH the
country people seem iu think Tor them.
selves more thnu those who are visited
moro often by our opponents. Some
months ago Elder johnson nud myF'li
were trayrllng ln our usual way, visit
inr the people. Distributing tracts AMI
explaining The gospel On ,ham Lcnvlns
friends one mgininr $50 travelled twsr,
~ miles without nuythl1g 90 eat. Va
called un treat many people. hpt
were Obliged 20 steep iu straw stack.
a such times thHrH lr great comfort
In the words ~ Christ tp llls Apostles
Remember the VOID that ! s1'd unit,
you. me servant Is NOT grluter than
his Lord, ~ They have l0rH cutCi
me thay win ulrl u'rH'cutr you"
EDWARD LEAVlTr, clerk
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A School Girls Nerves,


HoiherT who have young daughters Of
school age should watch their health more
carefully than their studies The proper
development, Of their body is u the fret Jon.
portAncc. Amer the confinement Of the
school room. plenty Of out-ofdoor exercise
should be taken. II u better that their
children never learn their n, b. cs, than that
by learning Them they lose their health.
But all this Is fclfcyidcni. Everyone
admits ii--cycryonc knows il. but everyone
doTl NOT know bow 30 build them up when
once they arc broken down. The following
method " one mother. II rightly applied,
may ave N0nr daughter.
The young lady WIS Mics Lucy Barnes,
the hfoen.ycaf.Dld daughter ~ Mr. and
Mrs stephen Barnes, who lives near Bur.
neg. iud.' She IL BRIGHT Young lady, b.
fond u books. although her progress lu This
line his been considerably retarded 10y the
considerable amount " sickness she hrs cx.
rcrisuced She has missed two years II
school on account of her had health. Int now
Che viii b. able TO pursue her studies, since
her health hns been restored.
Her fther was talking Of her ease 10 q
ncwfrnrer man one dny recently. "N Ny
daughter has bed q very serious time Of 70, "
lil Nj. linrnrr. "hut now wn ARE 40 hnpuv
~ kuow that she De- settling along ~ rirht
und "a stronger than ever AfsHi in relate
thc story of his daughter W. Barnes con.
tiuusd about three yrlrH 1ro when she
WIS twelve ycHr old, sho began tu grow
weak aui nervous. u vas. = course. % dsd.
cate ago for hrf. She gradually grew weaker
and her nerves were % such q tension that
che hlt little Noise would lrriiHfc her very
much, mil ahc was very miserable. There
was continual iviichInc in che arms nud
lower liwha, unl We were rifr'd that she
vas voiug 10 develop 81 Nius dance.
4" She lert rltiIur worse and finally We
hal ~ inle Ter from Ier school and her
studies. she was strong snl healthy before,
weighing eighty.lNc pounds, aud VA three
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

months she had dwindisd n ar,y.,hrss
pounds. She was thin and pole, aud was
almo.t liicless. We did everything We could
for her. and tried all the doctors who We
thought could do her ony good, but without
result.
There was an oil family friend neu
Milford who had daughter afflicted the
same way, and shc was cured by Dr. vii.
Hams Pink Pillt for Pale People. They
cninc here ono day 10 spend Sunday, aud
they told rs about their daughters ease. IL
WAS very much like lucy's, and they advised
M 10 Try Dr. WiiliamF Pink Pills Tor her.
We bad no faith in them but were finally
persuaded a. ny the pills. We have never
b'cn sorry ior i. They helped her ~ once,
aud by the time she had taken eight boxes
" Tie medicine she vos entirely cured.
She took The last dose IN April, aud has not
been bothered since. She 3 now stronger
than ever, weighs ten pounds more than ever
before. and her cheeks nre iuil of color.
She can now rrniiN her ambition to study
and hecofic an educated woman"
Iho.c who ntc IN g position To know, state
that Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
b not patent medicine but prescription
u,ed i0r many years hy an eminent Tractiti0nrr
who produced %, most wonderful results with
them, curinr all forms Of weakness arising
nom wnirry condition Oi the blood -
shattered Nerves two fruitful causes Of ~.
most every 100 On which ilsth IL heir. The
pills nrc alan q specific iof the troubles
peculiar n females. such R4 impressions,
al forms ~ weakness chronic constipation,
hearing down pains ETC. and W the case u
men viii give speedy folisi and eject per.
manrnt cure In nll risos arising from mental
worry. uvcfworf, or excuses u whatever
nature. They IRE entirely harmless ana can
he riyen IN weak and ickly children with
the greatest Vnod and without tho slightest
danger. nr. NillIams' Pink Pills are odd
ny al dealer. or viii BE- scnt pot paid on
recciii Ut price, m cents boz ur ia b0Nes
fur t2.60 ithry aro never sold iu bulk ~ ~
the iOol, b. addressing W. Williams Medk
cine Company, Schenectady, \. y.
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FROM MISSIONARY FIELDS



mention ~ r. W chapman. sam
Cooper ana y. p Ferguson.
~ ,he lsld nav 'Iu. cnnsld.rlhI'
~ 'hil ~ IN lfH '.h1od. ih If.
Nlih'nl'H OF ~. H0Hl'' were hut d"tH
gl.n N.iy Ilu'h during confer
INC rn'tnililnN ~ the tin.n'li 90
I.'.Haif 'I Apostle. Hul Ff1rh .fi il
.lN,u' N. wv NI inc .'pu dI.
7ml'n' ,Nl 10. QUO. UT w ,ir 'Il'
%. Nlli.'a OF iluih were thn l"1n'n
.uNl ,f H' Yea hl 10. slgnk o.. HrN
yen tn.'n' M.H 'r'NiLNlN hhhl. ID.
..l.n '.I. I'N flNI .NUl"ny "l th
Wnln 'l nI 'lr.
~ WlthL bow" h."n 'tn.ciol, Wh'i
s' mu'h 'I 3D. U'".i oI 'od Dr. mamie
i.-i'd. % Sou. IN awaken corr 7l'n1
inE 'N. .u.H hN hr l'"'rs nt d1ft.
h.ia. 80 $50 were singing ihU t.t1nt
hl Wh POO "Nl II.t me, IhN. owe h'u.
W.. .tII'. % WIN F'li.R oi .rf'' %
Iii' '.rIi.W. ut 800. created .l.
.m. nIi 10 soon niuhidnd unul ihU
900 HNf "l. .N.H
N'Nt n.b u'i' N.H pWi, lif
iN''.H In. o. .NI,. hul 900 d"uht ~
fNiI"H M.f' fuiurItd iu NNi HI Nilt
lhf uh ih ~ H.'.. lhfnugl ihH
~ ln. .u.rH nt % ieW ~ our
IIi'NI. lN. ahIIIt par 900 Wrfr hl' owe
'r.' ard th'y w.r0 made 90 H.e what
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Tho usual quarterly meetings began
on saturday tho iith inst. ut ion o.. m.
hy tho sisters of m. H.urf s1rlau.,
of tha Stake followed hy ln afternoon
.,s1.on NJ 90. same organizations. m.
Hucoolln9 wrro spirited and promo
tive OF Increased encotly.ness ln nid.
Hs che needy and In comforting the
uH.r.raHl.
Stake Priesthood mcgtius convened. u.
tho main h1'i.of 49, Gaura. nbornaci.
ut 2 DO m. nf saturday urI.r direction
ot The proficiency of 900. IWla.
on Sunday Immediately following
The prueH.lIrrr ~ th. &c. D.Hr1 Sun.
Jay school th Stake conference h.Huu
liH Sessions. An Afternoon rHssluu NHa
hrld ". sumo day. AMI boz iha evening
tuulHiut meeting WIS h.il " 90.
Young Mons and YouuF ladies' NJ D.
\. With 90 fHnhH'h .huuf .Ht.
Hurerri0nd nCy uf'iDDu Hul teach n
ON Monday Oh. rUnoml stake CON
rfr'r'r continued. with un1hHtpd lu.
tr.fi 'n q morning and 900 afternoon
Dr. 1.ui Jorse W. Crosby W Pan
ruIt.I stake was with uH ana was ono
coz fl, IDrlUfH
There was very good B'tDriauc, NJ
bishops ana counselor" lHI other roo.
rrsgniatlvea from The wards OF M.
stake.
Pointed teachings wUrH given on
principle, doctrine, and HH she uocDs
1liN ~ works which indicate true. lIy.
lug faith
The general authorltIra uf iha church
were rutHhIuDd by prompt and unAnI.
nous vote ~ tho assembly. HH were nI.
so the authorities 81 "a &c. GDurF
Stake.
The spirit N testimony rested frrels
upon number ~ the Speakers. and o.
tlmo ~ general rejoicing was the o..
suit Of our coming together.
JAMES ~ BLEAK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

took train nt p. m. today for his for
mer hnmH In Davis county Utah. His
health has improved so remarkably 90
late that II was deemed wise
10 have him return 60 Utah
There has been number OF meetings
NJ late. of the citizens " this county.
respecting the construction " now
canal 10 has been under Roadway
f0r many years. but Il seems that The
former company could not unite on q
business policy u construction SUN
Client 90 make O. success NJ g. Thoy
awaited the return Of Elder klmh1u
from Utah, and since his arrival have
made % worry liberal proposition. Four
nf their former board raslrncd. They
elected ELDER Klmb1ll president with
full power Co SOLICIT three members of
The board. which places the canal un-
der tho direction Of the Church no.
ihlritlea here. \ united ,nlrt ia now
being made by the president NJ the
stake. ENCOURAGED and sustained hy
ihe outside ~. W no. "Wednesday She
10Th. The surveying party will CONF
m.neH ihtIr work This canal about
twDnty- five feet wide. VIII cover rhlut
NiiN thousand FrrHs 0f land. n largo
proportion ~ which Or st'll NOS f1kal
up This VIII incrcua0 tho home r1-
r'cIiy M this valley fully tw1-ihirda
md VIII mnfo room fnr thousands
moro Inhabitants 10 HsymH that the
non. Mormon element have such cone
llUncc DO 11r leading brethren hare.
knowing that they are sustained hy
th" pOuplc morally. TINT they fooI ns-
sur ihH enterprise CInIl wiz hf %
suc.esr. Tho health oi the people g.
E'.i. We have exceptionally good
rHNa tbiH af1a1n. % De- estimated thlf
thr nVIf1re Yield ~ VIII .tt win Boz i0
bushels t1 fhH 1rro UHrv0stirr com.
w'nc'd some three weeks elmo. uud mo
over Cd, valley can hc heard Che hum
0f the ihr her
A. j. CURTIS. gtHlr Ct.rh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Every home can have lngaudescen'
Gas Lights hy adopting the d. va.
system. our ION candle power Ught
costs loss than one ordinary lncaudes-
cent electric light OF 30 candle power
ana loss ihln common uIl lamps.
Street lighting lu cities. towns and VII
lagos n speciality
Agents wanted 90 handle our lnmt,
ana fixtures In every town IN Utah.
Colorado and Montana, Address Moo
y De Vail Inc. Gas Light Co.. $50 50.
Main st., SAT- Lake Clty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

CuHt.lrnn pines ore glyon extra
airrrgth by winding with Tlfr. AMI tin
Wlr,- wound uIp,H ,Hu d. made NJ nm.
usual llghfn,sH This D. thr idea or
Ff0Hch Iron mHHtpr " laequeWurt.
who m1yrs tho castings with project
lnr rlngs or binds o. hold the wire ln
place Atntulrd Hterl wire o. used.
and This is wound the pipe in lathe,
lu nHphHlum A pipe 81 feet in dla-
meter. cast In lrurths NJ % foot. has
been HnfI HfCi0uy tested. the result
ihDvlur the wir.d pipa 20 bs ctplhls
OF WithHilriluG prrFrurra much beyond
thuFe tor which the uustr,ngthDuod
Cust-lT1u Do safe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

Fruuoh soldiers hive been found by
~. Vincent tu h0 0u the average O
hundred times moro subject 20 typhoid
f.Err than native Algerian soldier.
This discovery becomes MOT, surprising
when 10 r considered that the disease
d. usually serious WHOM n attacks the
Arabs. u Or thpuEht that tho come
puul.yr exemption pf The Arab does
not depend 1n u previous attack ug ON
a slow naturalization cons uuout on
residence iu towns. hut ON natural
immunity comparable tu thn Immunity
OF negroes against yellow fever ur ~
AlF nau sheep ugaiEst anthrax,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY

The Electric Telescope THE trcatest
Rains Tea inebrict, Plague Proven.
tion The rrublrm of Aerial Telegraph
wife-Wound Pipes Typhoid tc,rr
Among Artb- 4 Unique Factory =
Nprth Pole IN Russia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

The surg,un-rrnof1l ~ India has
mad favorable report upon Dr. Han
Vines mythpi NJ preventing hubluIH
plague by iUuruiatluuH with weakened
virus. % o. proved that thH lla.uittioua
prevent from NO 90 90 per cont NJ deaths.
aud reduce th, plague from Bu api-
demic form 90 The position of n HuDm-
dIr disease. Thu Bengal government
Dine decided o. encourage thlf syHtam ~
prevention. 10 d. NOT made compulsory.
hut Cuur 'HirIy irH,uluttl families are
made HN Wpt ftIm liability o. removal
90 a plague camp n any member u at
tackled by Tho disease,
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Fo-call,d wireless biography. u q
rpini0d out, cannot h.aumo practicable
fIr iuuF distances until the uurrry, now
scattered pr1fuHHly ln lll directions. can
hH concentrated On one narrow path.
Eventually though probably not as
once, 10 may hnylmv possible Go focus
thr electromagnetic wnNHH.lltH the rays
distance away Under present CIudl-
lions. % Do calculated that ut "a distance
Of ono mile the fraction uf The total
ruprFy received On one square foot Do
l.H ihln uuosihfvD hundred and nfiy
mllllouth 90 tho total UnrrFy mdiHtDd,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-06-25

a photograph OF Landscape hy the
llght uf the aurora hur flia. wish hn rN-
posture ~ only two mlnutrH 90 a unique
achievement from Scotland
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The number 0f known 1strrlIiH Or
nov iii. nf which Do, have hreu d.H-
covered hy Fr.urhm.U, 90 10y Amrfi-
Hna. nud 90 by Germans. CnarllIa
claims tho llHl 1850.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-13
L Zien Polskich.

Pognan. - Przesladowanie,
ma jake narazone SO liczne pa.
ME pozna6skie "a to, ze z mai
czystszych i najszlachetniej
szych pobudek oezplatnie
udzielaja dzieciom nauki jszy-
ka polskiego, wywoluie ME
tylko W prasie polskiej, ale
take W niemieckiej stanowcze
potepienie.
"Pos. Ztg.'', nawiezuisc do
pewnego artyku3u Wielko-
polanina" takie cd siebie robi
uwagi:
"Panie, ktore to spotka1o,
dobrze uczynia, jeaeli natych'
miast udadza Sc ma droge "a.
zalenia; naszem zdaniem bo-
wien Mkt ME moze bye kara.
ny "a bezplatne udzielanie ia.
kiejbadz nauki. zreszta ME
sadzimy, aeby dyrekcya policyi
dziala}a tu z w}asnego popedu,
czyni to zapewne ~ wyaszego
rozkazu". Gdyby jednak mialo
sic sprawdziG twierdzenie
'Wielkopolanina'';, ze wladza
policyina indagowala nawet
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-04-13
w Manili zanosi sic ma rozru.
chy. 10000 powsta1c6w stoi
obecnie pod 5ronia.
Kr0tkie wiadOm0sci.

- w Peru, W Boliwii, o.
twarto wystawe ameryka6skich
maszyn. Prezydent Pierola
pragnie zapobieda sprowadza'
niu maszyn z Europy. Miedzy
innemi wystawiono maszyne,
kt6ra W przecisgu godziny wy
rabia 10000 papieros6w.
- w Quebec, W Kanadzie,
umarl wczoraj wieczorem kar-
dyna} Tachereau.
Rad szwajcarski zakazal
przywozic do kraiu kalifornij-
ski owoc, poniewaz znaleziono
ma MIN niebezpieczny owad,
znany pod nazwa wszy re San
Jose.
= W Pekinie wykryto spi-
SEX ma aycie wicekr6la LII
Chung Chang i innych dygni-
tarzy.
- Osuniecie sic CORY W
Czechach spowodowalo we wsi
Klapay zasypanie 81 dom6w.