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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26
THE GERMAN ARTILLERY.
Details of the New Organization and the
Howitzer Equipment.

Berlin Letter in London Standard.
BY the new organization of the Ger
man field artillery, which came into force
on Oct. /, provision is made for the equip
ment of this branch with howitzers. Each
German army corps now possesses IL, In
three batteries. These batteries are
equipped with quite new guns the detail
ed construction of which is not to De
made public. This, however, applies only
to those parts not known to foreign ar
tillerists. On the other hand, there are
certain general details which need NOT De
kept secret and which are, nevertheless
of interest to the public. The new Ger
man howtZer is officially known as the
No. 9S field howitzer, the constructor vi
which resembles in a general way ina u
No. 96 field gun. In view OF the paiil7lic
properties required the German artlllery
has, like the French, abandoned the Il
centimeter caliber. A caliber OF lo.o cen
timenters was found sufficient, without IN
the least lessening the balilstlc capacl.S'
This is of the greatest Importance. Inc
length of the barrel is equivalent 10 IL
calibers or .26 meters. Inc parrei OIL the
howitzer must of course, be stronger
Than Is needed in light field gun, but
the ,yeipht of the new field hoWltZer Is
SCARCELY heavier. 1t was necessary
condition in the construction OIL the now
itzer that it should not be too heavy.
as an essential factor in the mobility OF
the gun in the field lies in the minimum
amount of weight, six being the maxi
mum number of horses to each gun. That
the howitzers and field gun should bs
and fitted as nearly alike as
nossible was a condition necessary for
The easier training of the troops. In thi,
respect, however, the lesser weight of
the shells and the stronger rifiing can be
taken fully into consideration.
The breech action Of the howitzer COR
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26
A Gymuast's Trouble to Smile.


From the New Orleans Times-Democrat
THE thing I found hardest to learn in
my business was to SMILE" said profess
sional gymnast who did very clever
speciality recently at one of the local the
aters. II started out in acrobatc work
when I was only Is years old as one of
family of five. My instructor was
Charles Mcdonald, an old-time circus per-
former and one of the best of his day
While he was putting me through my
PAGES he was continually yelling: Look
pleasant! Look pleasant" and my main
trouble for years was in following that
same order. No matter how hard tried
I would forget myself, and when I was
doing an extra hard turn I was certain
to make horrible faces screw up my eyes
and grit my teeth. 1t took all the effect
out of my act and must have seemed
very funny to the people in the audi
ence. Often, after performing some diff
flcult feat, I have been mortified to hear
roar of laughter, and at last I deter
mined to either learn how to smile or
quit the business. got the knack at last
and now 1t has become sort of second
nature. The point is great deal moro
important than one would suppose. I
know an equilibrist, for instance, who Is
very popular on the vaudeville circuit,
not so much on account of the difficulty
of his act as the smiling ease with which
it is apparently done. You would never
suppose from his face that he was MAX
ing any special eXertion, and that of
itself gives remarkable grace and finish
to his work. l am not the only one in
the business, however, who has found it
hard to smile at the right time. Almost
every ballet dancer. eccentric character
dancer and skirt dancer has had trou-
Bile on the same score. Most of them
finally acquire a horrible fixed grimace
that is supposed to be a smile, but has no
more suggestion of merriment than
brick. 1t is produced by cultivating a
certain set of muscles and made to ap-
pear and disappear on the principle of
pulling a string"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26
Carl Brownies New Crusade.
From the Kansas CITY Journal

Ffom Inc Kansas City Journal.
Carl Browne, the whimsical son-in-law
of General Coxey. is touring Southern
Kansas in log cabin mounted on wheels.
Wherever he goes he makes open-air
speeches to large crowds who gather to
hear him discuss expansion. He is for
expansion in its most radical sense, and
declares that he would be glad to see the
United States spread over the greater
part of the earth's surface. If he can
catch group of old-style populists in his
audience he arraigns them in a fashion
as vigorous as it is original, and if he
can drive them away from the meeting
amidst the laughter of the republicans,
be Is more than satisfied.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26
An Arch of Triumph.
e New York Journal

From the New York Journal
Congressman William Sulzer, who is
a member of the committee on mill
tary affairs in the house, has announced
that he will introduce bill in the next
session of congress petitioning that
body to make an appropriation of $780,
600 toward the erection at Washington
of Dewey arch to cost S1.0G0,00O.
1t is to be a national memorial to the
Army and Navy of the United States,
to perpetuate to future generations the
victories Of the soldiers and sailors in
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26
the Jurors spoke pleasantly to Joe shad-

Well you have got your nerve to
speak to me-" was his reply
The jurors in the case were Richard
Payne, F. J. Roberts, M. H. Penhole,
Morgan Howell, Thomas Johns, M. Per-
Gilman, Enoch Johns, James Treloar,
W. D. Fenner, S. H. Treloar, w. M.
Dyer and William Murrish.
In view of the opinion expressed by
the supreme court when ordering
new trial for Shadwell, the verdict is
accepted with satisfaction by the prose-
cutting officers, who had hardly hoped
for a more severe verdict
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26
Burns Club Dance,

The members Of the Burns club will
give dance at Scandal hall on Mon
day evening, Nov. 27.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26

Northwest Coal company. dealers in
wood and Diamond coal. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Telephone No. sos
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-26

SIS buys meal ticket good for 81
square meals at Dan Tewey's Southern
hotel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21

cirqtfrtft arf Die YtotroM
P,sat eiu imiaer Sobn Der Serge,
GIN anrr Iienite einasriidter
&oueruburlde. Elm Wefrnt.
Gedts anb liuis uno linie NIB rtdtettn
Qptrit tr fh-er FAM nidt i@loieu:
Tenn non sines 3ameraoeu
Sdranie rieht's nah autsn WlrReR.
Qeis trhebf sr lth une tappeno
Gtrebt er auimdrts nab Der Sohe,
TOD ea i6hrt Der Aners piitheno
gui NIB rtuat ibn ptsosr n,toer.
Gin lumult if's ionoersl,ihsn,
Ter MN losbrid,t IN Der Stube,
GiS Der Serr Ssrosant Die flhe
Wieper heritelt uno @eriht bdlt.
@aS otnu al beS 8amerarsu
Stroui 81 ihaiisu sr aebabt hdtp,
Traat er barit Ben Sberldnber,
&tee ioa er itsh'n: .Se. Antncrt!"
Tod Der thut gar iehr usrmunoert
llne eaun iaet er grinleno let,e:
,Nerr Serlsaut, | hob an lraam g'habt
War oahoam IN mei'm @eoanfen,
Ntitten rrlnna III Die Ser9' uno
pei pa &oitl. Be mel Shae is
Cab | grab ieet 6snitsrn wo1'n. 80"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
hrifltncurhelt.

Stuoent Gin Den 6erlen gu ieiner
tleinen Sdmeter): ~Seyt iham Gid.
Mi8erl-(Q ibt ibr Die Nabcl unO ous
VielIer in Die S0no); Bit ihon ein 10
arpBes WGocl uro mubt crit oas Gllen
lernen!" - WiSsi: Sci gu MIR
rubig: BET papa bat crit beut' mIeOer
geiagt. gu bolt oos Srlnien crit aui
Der llniperiitdt 9elernt!~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
am GinorrruluSrn.

.Gber, Ernu Stnoelbauer. ME baben
Sic lid MIR sntihlIeben t"Onnen, elm
,peites Nal gu teiratben? l(no nod
oo,u 10 einen tGbliden ounlmsn Men=
iten?"-rEos ms ia chen; 'sben
Sic, Der WenI6 1T mir friiber ben
ean;er Sag i'm 2aoen berumgslianoen
uno bat mir nit isiner i6retliden
6ieur mein undergraduates 6eiddit
gan, p%erunitaltet. So hab' i'd i'm bait
in 8ottesnamsn aebsiratbet, oamlt er
mir nidt mebr oa berumtebt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21

Saulen aus Oenen Su wdblen.
$50 0eo. weiBe Iaitenti6er,
Saftnrormi9 ouSgel0nitteu
ODER nit Spisen beicpt, Sms
porterS Wulter, mertb l5c
per Stif, &ertduI8preis .1Octs
300 0bO. weiBe C0i6enti6er
auS9el9nittsn, nit Slide,ei
belett, ODER loulti9 uerSier=
ten &anten, Die belten il in
Der Staot SeSeisten Nertbe,
per Stiif. 2Jcts
weiBe ieibene Snitial
Saldentii6er, wirben 81
35cts biuis iein, ipe;iea per
Stlld MUIR .95ctS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Safen ,uno Gapcs.

Sdrere 6eriep 3udeu fir 3amFn
nnd' benz neuelien Stnltt, m'tin
a. 20 m ......,.......S4 .J8
Sdusre Stn Zen > Saden seiittsrt
bilig su - o'''
Zine Rerl q Sade nit ATTN ansae'
fntteri Ii laucp ernastuft. etn ltpr -
IhoLes @ewano, usrtb Sl2 Au.... 100
grofe y rIetat in Rirocr', 4ioohtn'
u gamens ,laden, lime lSeitle5u
$40, II, Is bis $22.
geiebt oieielbsn.
Shrere Soucle Gapes, po1iidnois
nuss iutt RI, Bag u........... 4'Vo
ed6u 8luih Gapss mil BEL, bsleBt
nelb SlU ~ o''o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Ictd1te Grkldrunu.

6obn: .Tater, III ss pabr, oaB
auf benz Wonoe au6 Wenihen mob
(pelfer 9laubt, feline
llntenntnib ni6t perrntben gu biirfen):
,GeiuiB, mein Spbn. - 0 b n:
-Nter mo bleiben oenn Die Meni6en,
tpenn Der Mono abnim~mt?"-Na
.9ie nebmsn aud nb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Matu.

Sausfrau: nWinna, ME LANCE
boben Sic oenn oieie gier toten lai'
tn?"-G6bin: rNeun Winuten,
Maoom !"-Sausfrau: sd iaste
Sbnsn aber bod, oaB bic gier fir mid
nur orei Minuten iohen Iollen.--
.GemiB, Maoam es waren
aber brei, uno orei Mal orei madt bod
neun Minuten !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
GrCu1mrtdrrlt.

Hidter: Sic bGtten "a Den Germ
aommeraienratb gum Settler MAIDEN
f0nnsn burd SIREN p~erpslsnen Gin
brud !"-ginbreder: Ser Rid
ter, uno renn ih alle 9Hiien alsge.
rdumt haben piiroe. Der hattie IS ialm
9eipIrt!" - mersienratb:
sd trtt' bonn Straiantrua 3uriid!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
llmfanrunr OhItiukrtt.

Baron +. (pslher isinen 6reuno
Aberraiht. ME bieier nit Der 3cit
Ierumiddisrt): .Nber paul. mas
ma1f gu benn ba?"-. GomiiGs
Grase. Greuno. i'd m6dte Tih leooa
orinasnb bitten. MIDI in msinsr ulliai
iencen 7bdt;sieit nidt ju lorsn! +
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Yels /. Goaarettes, Sbwals

@roBe esctrc GEL Eel' gu rites, ~,
Aeltsnb sntuser in6einS auI 6er'p -.
Glsaaute Nusw Ill on Is olaretlesuon
Sl.75 bis S25.
@rose jtwe,e Sibsr d. SbapIs oon
Sl.5U bls fl2.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Gun4r Arbrft.

Sauswirtb (piitbenO): r@arum,
gum Guduf, 60rt's oenn nit auf, 3
Seuer is ia lido 9'loI6t !"-9 m :
r'selH lido. oa orob'n ian no orei 9anSe
Senlerl6eib'n."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
1tuter3eug, Ylanfets.

Enperes nit vi eB 9''iittres Inter
aeus fur 9amen uno Serr'n, resu' m
ldr I'll Bu....... 10
10 araue ooer peiBe idpere Cot
ton Ulanfets 81
grtro arosc ia sraue ooer tan Got
ton BlaRteis 5u.................. ="
ia braune ooer araue egt'a 'dp re .
Cotton Blanfets, pertp 50 % III Slot
Cana tponene ia pe'6e Blanfsts
srobes Saroaln au ............ Dol
grtra ( inc North Star CON, ipodsre
Blautsts, meib, sriu oper braun
au 8, 8, Z 81, o.5U nab $lO. lei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
RnHburer.

Sabritont: .Ssbsn Sic bier ben
tufbariten aller iliIligen Stofie, oas
Goien6l. oapon foitet Elm einslssr Srop-
fen 10 YIenniae. "-Saron: -Tas
lit nod gar niGts geaen Die Sbrdnen
meiner 6rnu. oa ipIiet mid jeoer eias
selne Sropien minoel tens 20 Warf."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Gu nru Eltttrrfpndreu.

.Glaube mir. liebe paula. als mir
Teine Gltsrn Teins Sano sueri Der,
peiserten, mar i'd 10 unalidli6, bab
i9 mid aus Gem 6enlier ItiirSen
pollis. "-.llno mas belt Gid oaoon
ab, 6eliebter?"-.Sie SDbe! !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Duptrt.

9iIberbdnoIer: sd mill
Ssbnen oieies 8emdloe fit 100 8uloen
laiien Ger ihwerb6ris il):
r9ierbuncert Guloeu 1T mir 81 piel.
i'd sebe Sbnen 800 @uloen. Dill
berbGnoler: Decentralization allo-
neil Sic es iino."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Dus HrUrre.

81: sd Iragts Sic bod. oh Sic
mir Die so Wart bergen t%pnllen. tparum
erbalte i'd teine Nntport?"-S.: .Gs
III better, i6 bleibs Sbnen ieBt Die 9lnts
mort i6ulOig, als Sic mir ipdter bic
so Marf."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Gut purtrt.

8atte: rgls i'd lid beiratbete.
glaubte i6, gu pdrlt Elm Gngel r.
8attin: 8, ons Oentlt gu jeBt GEE
nib aud nod, uno oesbalb uilllt Eu
mir aud ME Elm Gleio faufen !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Gut EfprrrmulS.

.Sanfa, bab gu mir beute Nadmit-
tao, menn Su bic Sremoen idbrlt,
nitt i60n tbuIi nit ibnen. "-.S as
babe id gar nidt nOtbig, oas beiorgsn
Die i6on Ielber !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21

.Na, Meier. Sic MAIDEN ia cine
Sammerpilu9e. ME cine Srabtieiltlnl.s
lerin. bic teinen Srabt bait"
SO, Sic fommsn aus 6otha, mo
bic oielen Mirlte hertommsn? ga, i'd
bciis. oob Sic Sbrem Geburtsorts Che
MAIDEN :"
nMefrut 8ummelmnier, MAIDEN sic
bod tein 10 ltolies Neiiht, ME Elm Nlls
piero. an meltem Seiliiser TlebItabl
~begansen uurOe!"
.Tctrut MimmerIe, Sic MAIDEN
unter Sbrsn Sameraoeu ia Iolte tld9-
lite 6igur, ME Elm S0lgIidt i'm 3elts
alter Der GlettrlSit1t !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
An,ueltd1e Antnuort.

a.; ,@sibt Gu. gu einem Sddfer
bdtt' ID piel mebr 0srtrausn uie jn
sinem ,Qr3t."-g. (slr3): .Hedt baft
9u-kr tennt Teine Natur ieoenfaIls
beiEerl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Cine mnhlthut.

raannh 3u mir 5 Wart leiben-id
ialle Sir bod nidt ldiis?"-.Sm &C.
aentbeil: bel Der SiBe 1T es ia cine
Wobltbat, anaepumpt su tueroen.1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Mdmtel. Saefen Gapes
gu berabseiesten Ereiien.

Nv
Altrafan elotb nit Sibst Fet;s
G%infaNuns, pirOen ;uS6.5 so
per Stid biuis iein, berabz
9elebt 81 nur..........S4.75
Seine Nualitdt itwar;e Ssrisp
Dam II 'Gapes, bsrrli6 be-
lest nit gel, in Ser Sront,
frlberer Treis $3.50 per
Stld, berab9eleet gu nur 1880
Seine Sualitdt i6wur,e uno CO..
lorirte CLOTH Saten iiir "a
men gu 'p'sellen Sarslin.
Nrsilen, I'M Ben Sorratb gu
pe%rrIn9ern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Beuebrlt.

Grau Tim Beth: .Tu fommif aber
beuie iebr ipdt nod Saus !4-W mn
Qalkno): Ser perilirte Nebel-.-
6rau (2idt ma&eno): ga. ben iiebt
man Dir on !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Il

xGeit mann III oenn SIR utter 10
brummis9" -.Seit er gebrummt bat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Ncl;:Mmfc umb Spnarcttcs

auBer9erp0bnli6e Wertbc.
Seine ldparSe Gonep FelSmurs
mertb 9SctS.
Glectrict Seal TelSmuiie Su.S1. 30,
pertb 81. co.
-. SeS9leihen iebr ansiebenos
Bargains IN lii1= SamaSt, SerUiets
ten, 6anOlibern, weiBen Settccten,
S%trilmpIen, llnterSeu9, Manoldubcn,
lciocnenu. molleuen Sauitbanoihuben,
S%usciuOtOrs, &0rlen, Goidentiihsrn,
NtnffIcro, weiBen 0emoen, 2ru9en,
Srapatttn ulp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
&lciberitpffe FIR bcn Teicr=
tao5=Nereanf.

0oppelt 9cialtcteo iancp piattir=
ties uuo tarlrtee Quitting, oes
m0bnlld III 15cts bic }Doro
pertauIt, nur ........195ctS
SO SOL NOuel,u Cutting IN
gURer &eribieoenbeit non
WHultern, mett6 81 bis 800
Die Ste, auf biciem Sertaui
MIR .2jctS
40 SOL 9oni wollere Ntoueltp
Flaios, 9lei6 guthrie ir9eno
9truaS, mas lonitwo sesei9t
wtro, l5cts per YarO, BET
uns MI. Scots
81 3oa gang wouenes Genes
tian Glotb Cutting, l66n
Auswabl an 6arben, aus
benen gu wdbltn, 81 User
the, auf oieiem 8erfduf nur S5cts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21

a., . in R.m Nort eien Der arbRn gordtbe ro1 SerbN' mo Wrnkrg nenpanrn
os,o,rb ob, o. e in Ct Gpuo pcrge,Gst wuoen, bin th m gimme aro6e So,thehe
i. pep,ioeu Hrrie ir Saden, GOpsa, @ouuutts, rrterHua, SlaTtes, Setosrpaarenu
6 m an om ipu Su 10 rot 10 9enoe Gte utu inter or sompetton fnoen:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-12-21
Teterto9s SaiiDn IN

&uuIt nugitbe uo pauerDuite 6eiertasssetente, etpas, bas Dem Ges
er gum Sreolt 9eleidt uno pom Gnpidn9er ancrtannt miro. unolit ans
oeren reoneerns" in bieler StaDt nebmen mir niemals einen Iortbeil
wabreno Der 6etertaSs= SaiIon, I'M einen Sent mebr A, erbalden ais unRre
9fpobnlben Frets, bic lfs Die niebr9iten io. Seebt unRre berrlihe
ansttuun9 un 6etertn9ssS o'dentndern in z daufenier, oe anSiebenber in
SeSu9 auf Nuolitdt, Guantitd! uHb Feis lit, oenn irgeno Gtwas, DaS bis
od9ln IN It. 9louo por9eS9t puroe. 9Senu Sr tgnp einen Aritsl mout
ulud8slteut baben 9e9ea GorausbeSoblung zines aunebmbaren getuOes,
>0nn le9en wtr IS Tur Sud urif. SrIt Sure gSabl bel 3eteu, 10 lauoe Die
Sorrdlbe in ueoenr Department nod uourdnbQ linn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-01

were made mostly by armorers and black
smiths, as they were constructed of iron
and steel.
The whole increase in all branches of the
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows for the
year was sc, 225. The report showed the re-
lief expenditures by lodges TO be So, l26,O5O;
relief by e~ncampments, S249, 7S6, and by Re-
hekah lodges, SAT lag. making a total of 81,
422, $50.
In Arabia the Arabs sometimes find In
the sandy deserts a kind of fungus which
apparently resembles the mamma OF the
Bible and which serves as food for both
men and camels when no better is TO be
had. 1t appears Upon the sand after every
rain, sometimes in little heaps.
BY staying away from the building yards
women aid in the making of ships. Nc
feminine visitors are allowed to go through
the Cramps yards in Philadelphia because
every time a woman passes through the
shops everyone of the 1908 workmen raises
lis eyes from his work, and in one minute
one mans work for a fortnight is lost to his
employers.
In creating the Legion of Honor Napoleon
I did not contemplate the admission OF
women. He was. however, on several occa.
sions so impressed by the devotion OF
women, always in the direction of courage
that in 1908 he gave the cross to three
women, of whom one was Josephine Trim
quart, a cantiniere who had shown courage
before the enemy.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-01

r. M. Field, in Chicago Post.
We nave observed with much satisfac-
ton advertisements in the newspapers tim
idly asking young men to present them
selves as candidates for positions vacated
by those irresponsible and exasperating
creatures generally known as second
girls One of the employment agency SUI
perintendents, in speaking Of the present
crisis, says: W are placing men for
homework right along" This seems to us
a most commendable movement in the right
direction, perfectly logical and altogether
proper. In these days of advanced woman
hood our wives are constantly called out
of town by social. professional and artistic
duties, leaving us altogether at the mercy
Of feminine brigands and absolutely helpless
in the hands of the feminine enemy. Self
protection and a certain regard for the pro-
prieties demand that We shall silence at
once all gossip and all tyranny, and how
can this be better done than by hiring q
capable man servant, who turns the mat
tress every morning and never deposits the
sweepings under the bed? We think We see
in the second man. the dawn Of a new
and brighter era. We think We see happi-
ness and prosperity for ourselves and a
more comfortable feeling for our wandering
u-ipoS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-01

The night is dark.
The track ! cannot see,
And unto Him. the light of lights. I pray:
Steer Thou my bark,
A pilot be 10 me.
Turn Thou my darkness into open day.
The waves beat high,
And break upon the deck.
And unto Him who slunbers not l call.
Hear. Lord, my cry,
NJ little bark protect,
Or else beneath the angry waves 1 fall
On rolls my bark
Upon the pillows wild.
My strength and patience. Lord, are almost gone
Lord. while tits dark.
Be near unto Thy child.
And bring me safely TO my friends and home
Thus prayed my soul
When. 10. the dawn appears. +
The light OF heaven breaks DER the sea,
Waves cease 10 roll. 4
Dispeiled are all my fears.
Ny Father through the sunshine speaks TO me.
Albert H. Hodges. In Methodist Times
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EXAMINATION FREE

And then explain to you how I can cure you.
how long IL will take and how much IL VIII
cost you, is IL not worth the effort to call?
I want every mar suffering from above
diseases TO see me at my office, where 1 can
fully explain and demonstrate to his entire
satisfaction how and why my Electro
Vacuum method cures nervous and associate
diseases. II you live outside of Indianapolis.
write me and / will reply personally. In
close stamp.
In stating that ] can cure nervous and as
sociate diseases j do not ask you to risk
your time ard money with the possibility Of
a failure.
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OF watching. studying and treating the
above diseases. and after experimenting and
trying most all known medical and other
treatments, i have proved by actual re-
coveries II ade in over LOCO patients-cases
right here in this ~city-that my Electro
Vacuum method is the only safe and natural
remedy that will restore and make the above
diseases stay cured.
When / tell you that ! have a positive
cure for Nervous Diseases. Varicocele and
all pelvic diseases, and offer to prove to you
by evidence, that is backed by
over 1000 living testimonials. have you the
right to disbelieve the statement without
investigating it's truth? Is not your health
and future happiness worthy of your time
and trouble to substantiate the truth OF my
assertions? When i offer you a thorough
personal
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GUARANTEE A CURE

And that guarantee is backed by a reputa-
ticn of twenty years standing, that has
never known a failure. In access of my per-
sonal guarantee 1 can refer you TO the best
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IcOpyrighted. 1899. by H. Park Bowden.l
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Build Up Your System

for the rigors of winter so as to be
able to Withstand the sudden changes this
climate always presents by taking
SLOAN'S BEEF, IRON AND WINE.
Our preparation IS made fresh in our
laboratory every few days from the choic'
est materials and is acceptable to the most
delicate stomach. Is cents a bottle.
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sDinsmore is very rich. 1 am told" said
Cumeo to Cawke
"RIchs ! should say hi was. He's rich
enough 70 ovede re psyment g nis caxeas
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PUBLISHED BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
A Short-Lived Repentance
BY H. PARK BOwDEN.
BY H. PARK BOWDEN.

Author IF "a sancdmonious Episode "My Fai Affinity. A Underground
Tragedy, Etc, Etc.