davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-09-19

The Great Rock Island Route is plac
ing interchangeable mileage books on
SC at aleall oupon ofllces west Of Mis-
souri, River. These books are good on
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-09-19

this fact of danger to the under0ow, no
the simple drying up of the Arkansas
river that makes the Kansas and Colo
RADIO controversy serious,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-09-19

Nearly 1000 farmers within 30
miles Of Chicago have had their
houses equipped with telephones,
Hutchinson gazette., 1901-09-19

Juvenile courts and the system OF
probation for young offenders have
proved so succe ssful i'm eastern cities,
especially in Boston, that much good
was expected from the introduction Of
the plan in Chicago. The results are
disappointing, says a report from
shat city, The fundamental idea OF the
system is that for a first oiTense a
young lawbrcaker shall be placed on
probation, during the term OF which
he is to be under the care of suitable
persons. In Chicago at least 25 proba-
tion officers are needed. The city APP
pointed only five, each of whom has
charge of about 300 boys, and the
whole 1,500 are herded together in a
reformatory school which does not re-
form but corrupts, II Is pity that
American cities are so slow to learn
that anything which prevents an in
crease in the number Of criminals is
a saving in dollars and cents, TO say
nothing of the moral gain.
An upright judge, learned in the law,
IS respected, whether he is in gown or
shirt sleeves, whether he grows whis-
kers or a mustache or has n smooth
shaven face; whether he wears u wig
or goes bald-headed.
Nearly 1000 farmers within 30
miles Of Chicago have had their
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-09

General S6after nit feinem gdn5ert
@tabe, tparen augegen, Inn nit in bts
Mc&inleDzYoiaune gu bluien. W}or4
GEN fru6 ntrb Die 5a6rt fDrtge1eBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-09
Or. Ra0waQ'S S
5arIapariuiatt
ReIoluent
Ser grobe Sl,,tretmtger.
Sir Die Seilnna aller d)runiid1eu
Sranfbeitcn.

S.oer Srosfsn Sariaparilian Reiototnt osrlei0s
ourd Slut S8lpeib unD in a:toersr S9sjie Sem
SrH,m 2rbcnsfrait, D'nr &c erl:bt Die Ocrbrau6tsH
Gtofie bts 45rcers Durb reiHcs unO 1,iunOes mlas
ttriai. Sfropbsln, @usjsbruHg, syphilis, unVts
btilts unp ibie6t Qebeilt. psn,riibs RraHfb.iteu
in ibr.n niel,n GOrmsn Cicnoen Sic 10 Gsnts iiir
ueu,, uuitrirte 9roblre r8apoap on 9ertrsalT,
Sriiitu Rranfbeitsn, gsiGphre i'm Sals, im
RunDe, auspii3is Suot;n in Den Sriisn uus
@:uSar:ungeH in anosrsn G6rrsrtbsIsn, iblimme
auutn, ifrppbul0is 9Ius flhf. aus DEN Sbren. Die
id)limnlit;u 6ormsn BON Saut'Rruntbiit.r, @uss
ibldeu, Diitne sBuHS,n, 9riHotppf Rngpurul,
Sasflub, GrDfpsas, ibm,rserOe i&parss GIcdsH
om 60rp:r, frtbsartt9e @epibis, GraucnIeNep
unD an Die i6plbsuOsn uRO ibm.ribaittn Gnts
le,runqen Ra5ti3ptib uro az, @sroetounetH
Der 2ebensfrot - 9qss 1T i'm Itr05 Der &.ils
trait Oities Buuosrs moOerrer G6emie, unS elm
soar Sage Gj.brau9 DrD ieosr gsriOn, oi, Oais
i,bs iIr irgeRp cine pieitr 8runibsitsn auptnOtts
Otfsn mdbtie. 69eilsraft am eseR.n ROrpsr bspeis
len.
0snn OFT 9ltisnt, lpslber tduIi5 obnimmt I'd
Splae BON SdbiuidDinDsn uHo NusjsbreH. bic
iOrtD1brtno Sunebmsu, oisl.n 8srlulI:n SlHbalt
a.bisttt uno oieitIben Drr5 reuts Vtateral, Sss
tbut unO bsfp!rtt &loDaps Suriaparilidn 8eols
v:nt = t 1T S.ifuu9 fSsr, Oenn p,nn Dieits
9ellmltttl eiumal Iein 8elnteun9snert btG,nnr
uuO eriolarcih III in Der @ermin0truna 0ts 9erz
lutss, 10 bet IS idneq unD tGgliD miro Der
Qotitnt f5 itGrfer bsiHpen uhO fdrfer iIbisH. bic
Nu5rune better osrpauen, Ter Mppetit tDrO IdJ
b.btn unO Die Rrrp.riulc uHo 0as s6rpneepidt
Juntbmen.
fsoqcnots 1T Der 5an mo cine iylai5. pts RaDs
tpaD's SuriupariGian GasiolUent Oit Spntptome,
tbsr aueld), q.tlagt punos, gfdno:rt Die 5oiolpns
eraco ooer oas 9tr6uoeI bsititiat unO Otn 6Htltea
runa.n Elm Gno, etmabt bat. 9ie,r Sritf tpurDe
in Stto6er 1897 9eldritbtn:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-09
WcGiulcn's Mcile.

Geblanbs, GaL, 8. Mai. -
aurs na9 N1itterna4t 6eute friib
freu5te bet Grtra5ug bes prdiioenten
Mc&inleb bic @ren5e Iri5ona's uno
errei9te ben Staat Galifornien. 9ln
alien BON INN beriibrten Stationen
tparen au9 beute pieber Neugierige
berIammelt, pel9e Die boriiberiouz
ienben boben Heiienben anitaunten.
Die @eielf6aft fam gesen 8 15r
gormittags gu 3eOlanbs, Der erIten
Station Galifornien's, an ipel4er
6olt gema9t ipurbe, an, unb8ouperz
neur Sage, fein Stab, ionie bie8unz
besienatoren unb GongreBmitglieber
bes Stuates 6atten ii6 bier Sur 8e=
ariiBung bes 2anOesoberbauptes elm
oeffellt. Die @eiellf6aft fubr unter
Gsforte ben Mili5 unb &abetten na9
benz Gaia Coma : 9otel, auf beFen
8alfon Der prGfibent unb @ouperz
neur Sage bic obligaten 8egriiBun>
oen austauI9ten, unb bann 92eben
an bus unten periammelte @olf 6iel=
ten. Srau Me&tnleb tpurbe inapi=
f1en BON ben Samen Der Stabt in
ben parlors bes 9otels beipillfommz
net uno ma9te in ibrer 9eleaf9aft
cine Spa5ierfabrt bur9 bas i9Dne
San 8ernarbinp=Sbal.
Sos angeles, Sal, 8. Wfai.
= lin 53 llbr 6eute Na6mittag bielt
Der prdiibent unter grobem &limbirl
feinen Ginsug in 2ps 9lngeles. 8iele
biitiuaairts 4ylonen. iOaar Der pide
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-09
Gines iunsen Wanncs GrlebniR.

9rootEpn A. Ctto5tr 1897
Sd min Sbnsn lest meIne S9mptom. nennsn-
Sd BIN % Sabre alt; @benibt 80 YfunO: 9rOse
6 SUB; oaariarbe ounttIbraun; S0rper uub @Iliss
Der lane uno iblunt; S&lpdd)s o,s gau3:n R0rs
ptrs; Ropf idlptr unp boil BON flinQenOen T0ncn;
S6nnrl.n oberbalb Der auetn; Oos g9eiBe inn
&uee otb; &dut unrsin unb itttie; gelbe 3uneer
btO,dt nit tpsibtm ueber3ue; fr6Aien unD bitsln,
UNI aus Der Rebls tinen 5db.n, fdrttortlesn S0eim
lu tnffsrntn; Glsdtn uno GfSers 9liiOntm por sru
@uesn; i&redlid)s Sraums; Rtrp0ftdt; RlOig.eit;
eiE 9tr!aueen, l1nee i'm Bette Ju liegtn; Deg
WtorQtns sin mio.s, idyptrts 9siubl btl'm Iuia
ft:b.n; bic SdrEts man9ma osrfopit uro maHbs
nal regular; pdn1mal i6ltimlgt Gntleerungtn aus
ben Edrmtn; unr,iulibteit aui Der Saut; Suden;
i3ls4tsr 8sibmud i'm TtuRoe; Ibi6eu Dor @rbrjt
uHO psbt9tr @eitli9ait; Sang jur Ginidmttit;
Oumps, idturt, itumpffnni0t uno trdumtr;id)e
@oufuiiOu DIR Gdeunten; bluies, bdgsrss ausltbtr;
Matnbluttn; RaGti6Weib; 9srlangeu picl Wafi,r
su trint.n;, penia appait; i3reflide GinbiiOuRqsn
i'd Dieis S;rni6tenOc ansapObnbsit anuubn, uns
i'd base isitbsr iaft immsr Q:Iittsn. SD Uar unter
Der SebanOlunQ DON ftbsn SottOren. SD bab, tein
Gaiumel, Guttflbtr ODER bIaus Qa,n m.inss Q4iis
isns nod etnommtn. Sd babe osie anetiDObnbeit
abosls9t, 'OerH i.itosm i9 Sas ReioDent e.no=m:n,
babe idb Das 9sranqer oonab oerlorsn. Die gSens
ouue, tpsldle Das Ritt.l berporqebrabt, par era
taunli5. an 0as lnbtbag,n Seri3panO ME ourt
3aubsr'yuft. @ltiu Gppttit t:brts 5urid, mtins
&et,sirDblidJtsit wuroe bslsbt. unO t6 bin cst
1nofIib Duruuf Seoa6t uHS sifri1, msin Sagetpsrt
,u perribt.n. Sd rtbme rtir etnen belben Ibees
i6i,l &eiolpsnt Drenlul tGgIi4 unO cine nom 0Raos
,pan's 4ilen itoeu @berb unn aptimal tpDb:ntl dI
rebs id mtins gBrbsliGus uIte meinsn 8tten mit
RtaDb Ref.f elm. Sine istlide bat Dieit punOtrs
bare Btnouno bsrporesbra6t, abtr i'd CLAUDE, ts
it bef.r, Ori .@sbrau8 Oisi.s 0ltteis NOD Gins
3eitlane ortjuieten. So3abtungsral u. S-o.s
Grreaunqen III Di, InusnDuHq ron q D tpoo' 8
ReGD5 sa tliet an Der qBirbslidult bon gro.
Ser @6teieit. Gs bsrT,bt oas Ntro.nisf,m nit
6ltttr,itdt unD gitbt Den Rerbsn neues 9eben unn
5t6rf. 9udb nit 8atb6lGeen iibsr obie.n @,esns
feuo CRoopap uber J5rritationtn in Der 0drna
r6brt ttt.") AMI 9erlaHgen trti 3ugeiarot.
Rabwap @t m tie tu.rbrn bon allen
4potbttsrn pertauft unb Fno in Or. EaoDups Ois
tice, Tr 65 Gins 5trabs, @'p=9Ort, 5u 6aben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-09
Guunth'a im 0efananiR,

Sin Gompeten5 Gonflift 5pii4e1
Staatsz unb Nationalbe60rbe in
Wliiiouri. - Nt9t6e5ablung bon
3inien uuf GountD S6ligatioz
men bic l1rfa9e.
Ssceolo, Mp., 8. Mai. --S6oz
mas .. Nepitt unb g. 8. geben,
5tpei Der Gountbri9ter pon St.Glair
GpuntD, O., ipurben geItern i'm Sc
ri9tsgebGube bur9 8unbes N}arz
I9Gqe perbaftet, unb iperben beute
na9 8anIas Gitp, Wao,, gefiibrt,
um bort por Elm 8unbesgeri9t gez
fteut unb pegen MiBa4tltng Der Qu=
toritGt bes 8unbesgeridts pro5e1trt
gu nerben. sSbr 8ergeben beite6t ba=
rim, baB iie feline @teuer 5ur ge5ab=
lung ber3infen ouf bic in 1870 emit
tirten Sbligationen, tpel6e bem
GDu11tD 70 piel 9}otorietGt unb llngez
mad einbra4ten, er6oben. 8eibe
gi9ter 1inb Sarmer. Sbre Samilien
iol1en pGbrenb i6rer @efangenI9aft
bur9 Die Ndh6urn unterbalten perz
ben unb bas gountb pirb bafiir for
gen, baB tie @ntfddbigung erbalten.
Die Ht9ter iperben bteaeidt Biz gum
0eritreihen hires Nmt5termtns, am
1. Sanuur 1903, i'm @efdngniB bleiz
ben miihen. Die Steuer llmluge
fir 1901 unb Die @ertbsilung berIelz
BEN purbe geitern @ormittag, Dor
Der 8erbaftung, erldhen, unb @ounz
tD unb Staat erleiben bober feinen
Nu9tbeil. Der brittle ai9ter, Sea-
mems Walfer, entfam 81 Yferbe aus
bem 9eri9tsgebdube unO rift na9
6Qr1e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-09
s@anSerbaftc ssumilicn : Srag0oie,

Sin lunges W&do9en er19teBt 1hren
9ater unO begebt Sel6itnorb. -
sS6re Motibe ni9t befannt.
ct. 2puis, W1o., 8. Mai.- 9(uz
quit q. 8aare, 6ulfs @efretGr bes
@9ulratDes unb elmer Der befanntez
item OeutI9en BON ct. 2ouis, purbe
geitern 2lbenb ppn feiner 20zjd6rigen
So9ter Sba erfhoien. Oas iunge
MGb9en f9ob ii6 6ieruuf Iel6it eine
8ugel in bic S6lGfe. Sn beiben
SGlen trat Der Sob augenblidli9
Elm. lleber Die 8epeggriinoe gu Der
fur9t6aren &atuitropbe lit mod
nidts befannt.
8aare purbe por 56 Sa9ren in Der
beuti9en &olonie Sermann, M}o., ,gez
boren. Den 8iirgerfrieg ma9te er
i'm Is. Mifouri 3egiment nit;
ipGter mar er mebrere Sabre Mttz
glieb bes Stdbtratbes unb felt bielen
Sa6ren befleibete er bic StelIung Ell
mes 0iilfs SefretGrs i'm S9ulraz
t6e. Die 5amilie 8uure geb0rt gu
ben gea9tetiten in Der Stabt II. Itebt
nit ben anseiebenitsn 9reiIen in berz
tpanbtf9aftli9er 8erbinbung. Seine
SObne bethlehem bObe pDiten in ben
1ieiigen 8rauereten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-09

Die WtiIiionGre baben es peritanben,
in bieisr 5rase bic 6ineiH4en 8sam>
ten auf ibre Seite gu bringen. 9estere
treten bafiir Elm, baB Die ertpdbnteu
ginseborenen entI4dbigt tperben,
ipdbrenb bic @eianpten feline groBe
3uneigung bafiir betunoen. Se1ons
bers 5ueefnDpft perbdlt ii4 Der britt
fbe @eIdnbte, Sir grneit Satotp. Stc
fatbolifden Wtifiiondre fDnnen nit Der
6ineiii6en Regierung felbit i9re Inz
5prii9e ms 93eine bringen, mdbrenn
ben proteitunten in bieier Sinit9t Die
0Gnbe mebr gebunoen itnD.
Strafen iolGen b Doll tire d
tper BEN.
gefing, s. Mai. = Gin failer=
li9es Gbift lit erlahen poroen, mac
ipel9em bic bpn ben Sc eianbten feitge=
feBten Strafen boll5Ogen lperben fol-
len. Sm 4Gsemeinen bedt ii4 ba7
Gbift nit ben Sorberungen Der Sc
ianbten. 2eBtere iino init Dem Gbift
aufrieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-09
Uranbfataifrpp6e in 0e,uz9) OFF.
3pei 5rauen erletben ben Slummenz
TOD. - 8iele anbere perIonen
berlebt.

TOD. - @iele anbere gerIpner
berleBt.
Sem gort, 8. Mai. - 9urf
Elm Seuer, ipelhes beute friib in Dem
9lpartementbdufe an Der 2erington:
9(benue unb 60. StraBe ausbra9, er=
litten 5lpet 5rauen ben 5lammentot
unb cine 4n5abl anberer PerI Ioner
tpurbe mebr ooer tpeniger f9per Der=
lebt.
Die Spfer iinb: Sennie Mc@orleb
cine Dittfpe pon 40 Sabren; SRI
8rpipn, Is Sabre alt, ipef9e erf
fiirali9 BON @afbington, Dc, bier:
Der fam. Die fuit CUR l1nfenntli9fei
berfoblten 2ei9en Der llngliidli9er
tpurben i'm oberiten Stodiperfe bes
9auies aufgefunben.
SSrau @li5abetb 80. Wolters trut
i6pere ir1n.re @erlebungen bapon
ipel9e ipobri9einli6 t0btli9en Ser:
lauf nebmen iperben. 8tele 8etpob:
ner bes 6aufes, tpel9en bieSlammer
ben Iuspeg CUR Tlu9t dbgeThnitter
batten, iprangen enttpe0er aus Der
SenItern in unten ausgebreitete 92eB'
ober fpurben auf 2ettern berabge6olt
Ser petuniGre S9aben betrdgt etpc
800 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-09
Sic @nsfeaune in Buffalo.
programm fir Die Offi5ielle GrDff4
nung am 20. Mtat.

Yrogramm fir Die offi5ieIe GrDff4
nung am 20. Ntat.
Buffalo, N.zg,, 8. Mai.-0as
Yrpgramm fir Die offi5ieIe Groff4
nung ber panzumertfaniI6en IusA
fteQunq am 20. Mat tpurbe 6eute be-
fannt gegeben. Die Seitli6feit pirb
nit stDei Paraben erDffnet; an Der
erften lperben itGb bic bier lte9enoeH
8unbestruppen, Die meritaniI4e g}az
tionalfapeGle unb 9lbtbeilungen aller
bier befinbli9en meritanif4en unb
ouslGn6if6en Sruppen bet6etltgen;
ferner Die 4. Brigade Der NepzYorz
fer @tuatsmili3.
9ie Gerenonien auf Dem QuSfel4
lunosplabe perben oa0ur9 etnges
leitet perben, baB man cine groBe
9(n3a6l 8rieftauben loslGbt, tporauT
bann in Dem M}uiiftempel unter Der
2eitunq bes IusTeQungs PrGItoenz
ten Spbn 8. Mail6urn Der eigentli9e,
aus 3pDlf S6eilen beite9enbe Groffz
nunqsfeit 9lftus beginnt, BET pe(4
dem M}aDor 9ie6l, @icesprdiibent
Hooiebelt, 8unbesIenator 8. Cabot
2pbge BON Maha9ufetts uno 2teutez
nant @ouperneur Woobruff 9(nz
ipra6en balten tperben unb Der hiez
fge vOrpbeus" ii4 muiifaltI4 betRetz
ligen lDiro.
Die atpeite garabe fpirb bon beu
rGonaeIiionGren" berQ(usftellung perz
qnftaltet iperben; bie1el6e foQ ni4t
ipeniqer ols Is Wlu1iffapelIen nit ft9
fii6ren unb pirb etlpu 5pet W}eilen
lang Iein.
Sunn giebt es nod cine @oritetz
lunq BON pifenI6aftli9en 8eriu9en
nit Ora6en aller Qlrten unb i9lieB=
li9 pirb Elm aus me6reren Nummern
deficiencies Sag 5euerfperf Die offiz
aielen Gr0Ffnung5 5eierli4feiter
gum QbI6luB bringen.
Der geitrige 8eiu6 Der QlusItelz
lung mar re4t 3ufriebenltelenb. g&uz
mentliA am 9(benb mar Der 8eIu9
Elm 5ablrei9er. Der W2ibtpap ertptes
ii9 ols eine ppr3iiglihe 9(ttraftion.
Die eleftrii6e 8eleu9tung unb sSlluz
mination tparen groBarttg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-09
Sene iarblpien @ansenl

beftioe Sopf= uno &ldcni3mer,en, ioipis Tertos
biunS ucbslfcit, S6pinOelunfdle, GeIbs II. g9ais
ieriu6t uuo 2ebtr. uuo RicrenlciScn laHta @u9
nrr zine gSobl ,wiibsn tintm laneiumen abiterbeu
npsr Dem eiu,iQen Mittel, pos Den S6rpcr reini=
oeu unb ipieoer eciuno MAIDEN fanu rtnS nur
sbprsu. ptldbs riemals Geruunft onnsbmen iper=
Ssu bei folder 95abl nibt i6leunigit Die b,ribms
TEN at. 9ernarps9r1uterpilen, bic iir 25 Gents
in a(sn 9botbenten 3u baben fnO, aniprneen unr
ibr @lut ,u ueriiHQsn, uno au nsasm eshen poa
GBeiuuobcit surid3ufebrsn. (Sa Si, Sol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-09

= Sn Gbsenater, N.zS, ereignefe
ii9 cine desperate S6ldgerei 5lpi4
ihen itrifenben Mrbeitern Der 9abez
meDer'i9en 9lutoie Sa6rtt nnb@rz
faBleuten. Den 2ebteren ioQ libel
mitqefpielt norben iein. S4eriff8an
8usfirf bat Ii9 nit 20Seputies naA
Dem Snduplabe bedeben.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-10-10
For Western Farm ers.

The up-to-date farmer with a large
acreage finds it slow work to plow
his fields with the old single plows
OF the past and so he utili2es the
electric current and multiplies the
number of plow shares to suit him
self. In the West this is pract .cally
Il necessity. on account of the large
size of the fields and the cost of labor
and teams. Our Illustration shows Il
convenient form of motor plow which
has been designed by Conrad Meiss-
ner, of Fredericksburg. Germany. 1t
consists of two electric motors oDer-
ating winding drums on separate car
riages, which may be placed at any
required distance apart, only one mo-
tor being connected with the main
feed wire. TO supply power to the
second motor Il feed cable lying paral-
lei with the traction cable is readjust-
ed at every trip of the plow to follow
the latter down the field. The mech
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1901-10-10
sICCC -3IsSC JEJC -Gt'~SJJOCC :
5Histury OF a Thunder StuFm
I With a Diagram Which Simpliies
!, the Explanations. I

In pamphlet by Alfred f. Sims,
prepared for and circulated by the
General Electric Company. there is
given some interesting data about the
history of q thunderstorm, from which
the following is taken:
The attendant phenomena of thun-
derStOrm vary considerably, but are
usually as follows: First, cirrus haze
appears in the morning Then dark
clouds are seen lying low in the west
ern sky, usually in the afternoon; the
air is warm and sultry. Later on the
CiC:ls mount to near the zenith, and
the air near the ground - solemn
stiffness holds.' The cloud on the
front of the thunderstorm are grayish
white or reddish and hang over and in
front of the main rain cloud. Above
these dense dark gray and violet Gu
mulo-stratus clouds are seen. also the
towering cumulus clouds which are
separated from the uumulo-stratus
Often these are interspersed with one
or more thick cumulo-stratus cloud
layers and above all is the widely dis
tributed cirro-stratus.
The herald of the storm is heard be-
fore the cloud reaches the zenith, and
the first rain commences after it. The
interval between the first thunder and
the beginning of the rain varies from
q few minutes to half an hour or more
About five minutes before the rain be-
gins there comes from the west or
northwest Il brisk wind which sud
denly increases in violence and be
comes a squail.
The time of heaviest rainfall varies
sometimes it occurs at the beginning
and sometimes in the latter part of the
time the rain cloud draws over a local
ity. The lightning strokes and loudest
thunder occur some minutes after the
rain begins. Gradually the western
horizon loses its dark aspect. llghtcns
up little, and finally opening clouds
appear. The storm clouds pass by
overhead and the rain ceases shortly
before their western edge reaches the
zenith. The last thunder is usually
heard after the rear edge of the cloud
has passed to the zenith. The usual
direction of translation of thunder
storms in this latitude is easterly,
and they revolve around horizontal
axis. whereas tornadoes revolve
around vertical axis.
Before the thunderstorm the mcteo-
rological conditions undergo the fol
lowing changes: The air pressure and
the relative humidity decrease, and
the temperature rises: the wind is
light. At the moment of bursting OF
tho storm the air pressure and relative
humidity increase very rapidly and the
temperature falls: the wind suddenly
subsidies almost Immediately after
ward, while at times it increases un
til near the close of the thunderstorm
Toward the end of the thunderstorm
the air pressure and the relative hu
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) TIE ROUND TABLE
/ Of KING ARTHUR.

The famous Round Table of King
Arthur is still preserved in the great
hall that was attached to the ancient
castle built by William the Conqueror
at Winchester in 123J, and it is one of
the most interesting relics in all Eng
land. The castle of Winchester was
destroyed by fire several years ago.
but the hall in which Parliament sat
for 400 years is still preserved in its
original condition, and n secret
trough" as they call it, which was
bored through the wall and enabled
the king to hear what was going on
in Parliament as he sat in his cham.
ber. is still pointed out to visitors.
The castle was the residence of all the
early Norman kings. Richard Occur
de Lion was received there by his no.
bles when he returned from captivity.
AL the Edwards resided there, there
Henry VIII. entertained the great en-
peror, Charles V. of Spain; there Queen
Mary entertained Philip ii. of Spain
until they were married in the an
cient cathedral near by. and there Sir
Walter Raleigh was tried and con
demned to death after his return from
his frultless explorations in South
America.
Winchester is one of the most an
cient cities of England, and was set
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The Mountain Creation.

Moses was to build the tabernacle after
t.e pattern he had received in the mount.
God was the architect, Moses only the
builder. That method saved much discus
sion and trouble with the workers about
the tabernacle There are some things
the world cannot change; Gods plan for
a human life is never out OF date; the
mountain architecture is perfect. 1t is
neither Grecian nor Roman; it does not
follow any human school; it is after the
heavenly design. See that you make your
architecture after the holy pattern, per-
fected from foundation to capstone.
Strange to say that while there is wide
difference of opinion as to what is artistic
and beautiful in human workmanship,
men are of one mind when they stand be-
fore the mountain-creation. The sermon
on the mount is the pattern of the mount.
the architecture of a right life. When
men cry: Back to Christ" urging us to
conform to the principles and rules of the
Master. they are simply repeating to all
mea the command that was given to
Moses "See that thou make all things ac-
cording to the pattern showed thee in the
mount" What perfect harmony there
would be among the life-buldings in the
world if we followed the heavenly de-
igns!-Baptist Union.
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1865, described it. Henry VIII. re-
paired it, and placed an iron band
around the outside like the tire of a
wheel. to keep it together. 1t was a
great curiosity in his day, when ii
must have been at least GOO years old
The under part of the table is net
work of braces; the upper part is laid
off into twenty-four sections. each
bearing the name Of the knight who
occupied it, and you can see the names
of Galahad, Launcelot and others men.
toned in Tennyson's poem. The chrOn.
iclers say that the table has been
hanging In it's present place since the
year 1888, but has been taken down on
several occasions. The last time was
when the castle burned. The citizens
of Winchester We're determined to
save it, and a hundred men We're en-.
gagged in removing it from the wall.
but when they got it to the floor they
found that it was too large to be taken
out through the doors and the fire was
extinguished before they could take it
to pieces.
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to another buried in the soil depends
upon the amount of moisture present
between the carbon plates or elec-
trodes. This resistance is measured.
The illustration shows the instru-
ment as used in the field, with the car
bon electrodes and temperature cells
in place The carbon electrodes and
temperature cells may be buried i'll
the soil at the beginning of the season
and remain undisturbed throughout
the year. The moisture record OBJ
tanned consequently deals with the
variation in moisture contents in the
: me portion of soil. This is one of
the advantages of the method, since it
has been shown that the moisture con-
tents of seemingly uniform soil may
vary as much as four per cent within
an area of one square rod. Conse-
Quently. in order to obtain a consist
ent record of the change in water it
is necessary to deal with the same
sample of soil, which can only be
done by this electrical method.
The scale of the instrument is ar
ranged on Il decimal plan, so that the
various soil properties can be deter
mined directly from the scale of the
Instrument.
1t was observed by Professor W
that soil areas of the Connecticut Val
ley were practically identical as re-
CARDS texture and water content with
certain areas in Florida upon which
the finest of cigar wrappers are being
raised from Sumatra seed. Expert
ments Were accordingly made on one
of the Connecticut areas, using the
same seed and methods of cultivation
and curing employed in Florida, with
the most satisfactory results.
Should the more extensive expert
ments now in progress support the
earlier work, as there is every reason
to expect, the result will be to increase
greatly the area adapted to the growth
of the finest quality of cigar wrap
pers known, and there will he raised
in this country tobacco now imported
to the amount of $6,OOOOOO apnuallv
New York Herald.