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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-30
wel6e aber nit Der l3eit aue &raft,
Samen ~ erieuaen, p~erloren bat.

o. ~~ON~S~"f JVts
Die Solse lit, baB Bic &artofiel:
pflanse INNER mebr besenirt uno per-
fiimmert unb In ienes Stadium ein=
setreten lit, wel9es Dem grl6lden ber
SPECIES poraussuseben pflest. Oas
etnstSe Gettunssmittel lit bann nur
bic &reusuns bieier Dem llntersans
seweibten YHanse nit elmer anberen
ODER cine Sarietdt nit elmer anberen.
8enn iebo9 Sic gHanse bic Sdbis=
feit, Samen beruorSubrinsen, gan;
einsebiBt bat, 10 ut audi bic &reu=
suns cine unmOsli6e seworben, un6
bic Degeneration wirb ibren Sortsans
bis gum i6liebli6en ausiterben neb=
men.
Gin ioldes @ei6id trobt mad au=
li9t u~nlerer 8otanifer ni9t muir ber
&~artofel, ioubern aud benz 3uder=
robr, beiien Sortpflansuns felt Sab
sebnten 9let9faas MUIR mittelit S96B=
linsen, a~nitatt bur6 bic Sament0rner
erfolst. l1nb baber bic sroBen Nn=
itrensunsen In BEN botanilden @dr=
ten u~nierer nniperiitdten, bte fru9t=
reifem Samen bes 3uderrobrs unb ser
&artofel gu erbalten. go bat Ser
Setter bes 2aboratoriulns an Ser 9ar=
uarb lniueriitdt sefunSen, baB Der
&artoffeliamen sroBe @ebnli6teit NIT
Dem Der CUR beaen @attuns (Solamen)
sebOrenben Eomaten bat unb baB eine
&reuSuns swii6en BEN beiben mOslt@
ietn mirbe. grperimente, Sic in oie=
Ter Ri@tuns anseitellt wuroen. iolIen
bereits erfolsrei6 semeien iein, uno
man bofft, nit Der 3eit seniisenb
utrtlt9en SartoHeliamen gu erseusen,
tint benlelben tommerSieI 81 uermerz
then unb bas bi0ise @olfsnabruass=
mittel Dor Dem brobeuben llntersans
su bebiiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-30
0pIbene @prte.

9rofeiior IS. g. Sailmann, Setter
Ser oifentli6en S9ulen gu Oapton In
Ohio, elm treHli@er S@ulmann,.
iaste aarsli6 in einem s~ldnsenbea
0ffsntliden beutl6en SOrtrase in
iener Stabt.
uOie Deutiden itnS ni@t muir basu
in Mmerifa, I'M Nmerifaner 81 merz
BEN. Sbre WiHion, ibre @espft3z
tuns liest tiefer unb sreift bOAer. Sbre
geitimmuus 1T, in sewi1em Sinue
Mmerita gu %sermaniliren. ste perz
treten beittmmte, alIsemein menl9lt6e
gorsise, uel6e I'M Oeutl9tbum gu
bOberer gntwideluns selanst iin6, als
anbersuo. Snnisteit, @~cmitbstiefe,
Pflidttreue, @rinbli@feit i'm Oiente
Der Biiienl6aft unb aunit itnb ipe=
sieu beuti6e 3ase, Bel beren Nennuns
nit benz @orte uOeuti@" bic b0@ite
grrunseni9aft besei@net uir6. &me=
rita bietet benz Oeutl9en politiIde
Sreibeit, iOsiale @lei@feauns unb
materieIen Woblitan6. gs itnb bies
m~ertbuoue Sitter, unb es se5iemt it@,
baB ber Oeutl6e bdnfbar als @esen=
sei9ent iein 8eites biete, eben jene
beuti9e @%emitbsttefe unb YFi9ttreue.
|iene beuti6e @rinbli9teit i'm Dienlte
Der 8ifeni6aft unb &unit. Dasu
aber sebOrt bic beuti6e Spra@e. sic
ioDte bod sebalten werben in BEN
@erfebr Der Oeuti6en untereinanber,
in Der Samilie, in Der S9ule, I'M
OHentli@en eeben. Oie beutide 3eit>
Jung, bic 9eroen Ser beuti@en eitera=
tur, bas beuti6e 9ieb, iolIten an
feinem beutid : amerifanilden SCRIBE
feblen, iouten In jebem beutI9sameri=
fanii9en 9eim in gbren sebalten mer=
ben.
Scr Deutidameritaner bat Elm
&e6t basu, auf ieinen nripruns itol5
gu iein, unb bieien Stol5 iollte er ME
unb nimmer uerleusnen. gr mirb baz
bur6 ni9t meniser Entertainer, ion=
bern pielmebre elm beiferer @merifaner.
unb, mas nod better lit, er peranz
laBt Sabur@ Ben niat 6euti6en @mz
%erifaner, ibm nadsuabmen, Die beuts
Ii@en gorSise unb Easenben gu lieben
unb gu iben, NIT einem @orte, fi9
in b09item Sinne gu sermaniliren.
SD fann mir teine b6bere @erbin=
bunS benfen i'm Weni@entbum, a(s bic
bes Seutiden nit benz Mmerifaner,
bes Sbeellen nit Dem Prattif9en, bes
@ebantens nit ber 9bat, Ser @rinbs
|li9feit NIT Der &esiamfeit, Der @ez
mitbstiefe nit Der Strebiamfeit, Der
pfidttreue NIT Der gntidloHenbeit.
|Oieie 8erbin6nns gu f0rbern unb gu
feftisen, lit bic wabre unb innerite
8eitimmuns bes Oeuti@en unb ieiner
&inber tn Mmerita, lit bic wabre unb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-30

%einfeben, 5aB in BEN perl6tesenen
ganoestbeifsn perl6iebene 8erbdltnil=
le berrl6en, BON benen bic &esulisuns
bet @rbeits5ett an6 arbeitslobnersue roe
lentlt6 bebinst finb3 unb baB es at9t
ansebt, cine iofde iber bas sause
SanS au~sseoetnte Snbutrie iibes:ai=
men &amm sasi9eeren, baB penn si=
nise blabenbe @erte i'm Often oser
Weiten ME sefselIte S%orberunsen suse=
fteben fonnen, bies ibre &onfurrentea
IN anberen Srten tsllr unter i9mersm
Spfern tbun a5nnten. 9erri9t bieis
ginii9t Dor, ie'itnb n r'enok-
baB bic besonHsnen 81 Ea, ia
Sersangenbeit anseb6r tarn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-30

ben, rret9e ibren l1rlpruns In b6be=
rem, eblereni' gmpfinben baben. rsSa1
iaSen Wan6e: n@rbeit lit Der bette
griat fur a0es GnSere; an ftrenaer
pfti6terfilIuns iou ii6 Der Menid
senisen fafien!" 8obl lit es etmas
gbles unb Sd6nes UNI arbeit unb
Pllt3terflauns, aber seiteben mir es
lins nur Elm, tie mirben uns bod berg
lid iauer merben, wenn iie allen In
tbrer berben Strense berrl6ten unb
llns nidt audi slei6seitis gersnise,
madten. Oas iOI ia eben infer 8e=
itreben iein, uniere aufsaben i'm 9ebet
NIT Sreuben gu erfiGen unb aues
yttebrise un6 Sribe bard ben Sonnen=
l9etn Der Seiterfeit gu erbatten.
Ni9t Der serinslte g6eil auer
Sreuben lit Die grpartuua fommen=
oer Sreuben. r@in gergnisen era
iparteti 1T aud elm gersnisen, "iaat9ei=
fling. 0eiber erfaat bic @irflidfeit
r1ur lelter oas, mas bic 50ffnuno perz
ipri9t; aber eebtere Bort aud INNER
auf, mitibrem solOenen3 aubertab neue
aufti3lOier gu hauen, : faum iinteu
bic in Staub, 10 eritebenneue, ld0nere.
Was bic grinneruns ben, sitter, lit
bic 9ofnuns Der Sasenb. Oas ai=
ter fiebt bas Sersansene int rolisen
st9t, perfldrt, 10 wie bic Suseu6 6as
&ommenbe. @as Die @irf(ihfeit
brinst, lit oft rau6 ; aber ba ii6 0er=
9ai1senbett unb 3ufunft in Der @eaen=
mart berlbren, wirb bas alter nidt
.aufboren, tn Der Gesenwart bas gr=
lebte, alio bas S6Onere gu leben unb
bic Susenb, mOsen ibr au6 Gnttduld=
ur1sen aaer art 6eldieben iein, miro
l9on tn bem @ebanten an bic eolbene
3utunft nit ibrer unenSliden @lids=
faqe, bic aud iie nod gu erlanser
bofft, slidli6 iein. 1nb bas lit sut
e'nn Der Wenl9 ioa ii5 bas 9e=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-30
SebeS 2anb raffet fir ffeb.

Nuf BEN uierten Stunt BAT &ei1S=
f~ansler @raf Billion bic Winifter Der
8unbesitaaten gu elmer ganferens ein<
selaben, in wel6er Ser ,,eue 3o0tarif
beipro@en mer6en ioq. Siele gons
ferens mirb unter benz @imbrud Der
Stimmuns iteben, bic ii@ iebt in gang
0eutidlanb seltenb ma@t. &onlmen
BET elmer iol9en 8eratbuns aud bic
anberen 9dn6er in 8etra9t, 10 rpirb
bod bas Musenmert bauptia9li6 auf
bic amerifanii@e ginfubr seridtet iein,
bic nt9t uur NIT Der 2anbnirtbi9aft
ioa6ern au9 nit Der Snbuitrie Der
enropdiI6en Staaten in INNER lebbaf=
teren Mitbemerb tritt. Ser 8oridlas
bes Oiterrei@ii@= unsariiden @iniiter
bes @euBeren, @rafen @olu9omsfi,
fur 8ilbuns elmer europdilden ,3oas
Union sesen bic Ser. Staaten lit per-
mutbli@ unburdfibrbar, ba bic pirtb=
i@aftli@en Sntereiien Der 9dnber it9
in man9en Yunften i9mer pereinen
laiien, aber BET @e6ante Der Mbmebr
1T besbalb nod ni@t absetban. Ebat=
id9lt@ riitet iebes 9anb fur it9.
Srantreid, beiien &e5ipro5itdtsuerz
tra9 unler Senat mitlammt ben anbe=
rem uerworfen bat, beabii9tist eine
grb0buns Der &orns00e. &uBlan6 bat
i@on auf unieren Musslei9ssoa auf
3uder nit &eprehalten seantmortet,
Oeiterret@ ma@t aus ieinen Mbiidteu
feinen 9ebl, England mir6 ii9 BEN
&eisen ani9lieben. go baben mir
alio, ruenn aud nt@t alle semeinldaft=
lid, 70 bod insseiammt seser lns.
Oarauf muB bic bieiise Politit &id=
iidt nebmen. M0sen aud bic Ernit=
Sntereiien proteitiren, nit benz Bis
bergen &biperrunssipitem sebt es
ni@t weiter. Wan persesenpdrtise
ii@ MUIR bic Gage. llniere Snbuitrieu
baben itd iber bic grforberntfe bes
einbeimiiden 8e6arfs binaus entmifz
felt. 8enn nur bieier alein gu bedeu
uare, t0nnte bic Mebr3abl unlerer
Sabrifen bret Bis feds Monate i'm
Sabre mibis liesen, bic ibriSe 3eit
senist poaftdnbis, ben tnldnbii@en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-30
: s.an rabert@maaunestaee.

SIS leu6tet itiu, pom S%riiblinssslans umfam'
gen,
Der tobten Srie9er weiteS Gbrenfelb;
Ger bolbe Sriebe, fremb Der ralben gSelt,
Sier i6ldit er ianit NIT buit'sen Sliitbems
wan9en.
@eritummt, per9eiien lit bes Samples San=
gen.
Der S9la6trnf i9meist, Der emf bas 0anb
bnr6seut;
limb le9ensl6wer, y. Sepbprbali6 eeI6peQt,
SSte9t itber griiten li6 Der Stolen Stranger.
ODD proben raui6et in ben sriinen Sueisen
Der lane @elt bic boben @ipfel neisen
Sid wte siun @ruB bes Cages lesten Stuns
ben.
&aul6t eS BON S6eiben ODER Sieoerleben2
Ste Seele fra9t'S uno larl6t Dem Ibenowe=
bent,
&rGumt BON Seri6buuns na6 sei6la9 men
9Sunoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-30
96Hsli6e Trembea.

@obl feinem gOlte 1T Ser Sinn
fur bdusli3e Sreu6en 10 tief einse=
prdgt, wie benz beutiden, unb ale
tlnltli6e gaa@aiferei frem6er Sitten
bat 9ottlobanidt uermo9t, bis iebt
otelen 3us gang gu uerwiiden. gsarbe
otes gang s%elinsen, 10 mirbe Ser
Oeuti6e eberfat anb0ren, Oeutider
gu iein unb ib1n cine ieiner ausae=
prdstelten Gisentbimlidfeiten feblen.
Dem Yanfe anb gnsldnssr iiub
gelouerSteneu unb &lubleben t6aupt=
-nmmntif bes 9ebens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-30

@arun iou man l,y
munbern, rpenn man lielt, bab Wenz
lden nod elmer selunsenen Operation
aud sbne Masen eriiiiren f0nnen2
Ser Masen lit bod ni6t ID. rpidtis
als bas 9ers, unb uie uiele Meniden
laufen obne 9ersen berum2
Die Seem gorfer gotisei MIL iest
aus ibren &eibensein eisenes Muiit=
torps bilben. Sci Der aniteauns BON
Yolisiiten ,pirb baber audr finftis bas
mnlifaliide Ealent cine 8oIe ipielen.
Da merben bis 8Obmen wobl bie S6b=
ne Der sriinen Sniel u%erbrdnsen.
auf Dem uSsational gonsreB of
Wotbers", ber. IN Columbus, g., GUT
iammensetreten, roerben aud sablrei=
DE Wdnner Gebez. balten. Oas finb
natirlid feine Witter, aber Der
Botfsmun6 last, es sdbe aud cite
-Meiber unter ben tDednnern.
X
Die Sran3oi Ell modem in Sitame=
rita sic S9ilbfr6ten : Sn5eln erlper=
ben. auf @ruub Ser Wonroe=O oftrirs
blrfte bic S6ilbfrsten : Suppe, bic
lie it6 eiubroden pouen, muir cine
mudturtls=s upps iein.
Die @iseonliuer gistteuer liest benz
gbicasoer Gistruft f6mer int Maseu.
I'm li6 itber bic neutrality-suspicious.
sebn Gents. pro- Eonne gu tr0iten,
idldst er, seba Gents am Sunbert auf.
Sc lit elm b6ler @inb, Ser Iiemar=
BEN, @utes brinst.
x
Suwa's, Professionalism baben auf
ibrem. Staatsfonpent in lester @o9e
ben bemunbernspertben 4rbeiten un6
Wetboben Wrs. Carrie Stations Qn=
erfennuns seso0t. "Erosbem bic Eem=
pe~renSfurie pon &anias bur9 bic @e=
ridte. ala @eesuerddterin an BEN
Rran9er ssite0t, ieitens ibrer nd9iten
Mnseb6ai9en aber fur un;ure@nunss=
fdb;a erfldrt uorSen lift. Snbehen:
slside SraSer, sleide &appen!
X
$50 einmal oas Sternenbanner auf=
sepfanst 1T, ba webt es fur INNER.
@ie mars in Setting?
Niebrtse Weiniteuer bat benz ab=
ipntb : 9enub in Srantrei9 welent=
lid Ibbru9 setban. Oas Winiterium
perbient es, bab bic Seu6lferuns ibm
Elm breifa9 bonnernbes Sod in edtem
@eiBwein leitet.
@er BEN @ertb ems 9u@es na9
einem einselnen Slatte beurtbeilen molI=
tie, rpirSe ii9 ld@erli9 MAIDEN; BEN
|gbaratter zines Weni9en aber mad
elmer einselnen, uniberlesten 9anb=
lung gu perbammer, finben bic meiiten
gang in BET Orbnans.
x
X X
Srau Yotter : Yalmer ioll Stra=
Benreinisuuss : Snipector in Chicago
uerben. @arum ni9t2 sic beiibt se=
wib piele S9leppfleioer.
X
@el@er See 1T Ser srOBte2 Ser
@al6eriee benn er sebt BON Setting
bis Berlin.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-05-30

SttetIc IetueS uSP
E@r wd6lt mitsfe;nen &inbern auf unb
sbabur9 lebrtssr au9 bieie wieber ben
iinseren Samiiienslisbern, itb @e=
k5mad on 3essnieitiser gusfpra@e
Ebte grfabruasera bes Differs gu Nube
Esn MAIDEN ss,b, nnmiufi5rli6 rpirb in
|2esteren berF grieb sepest, in ipdtez
Eren .Sabreris aud ibre Sadfommen
theilbaftig sues6ea gu laifen Der i96=
snen StunSs,, beren grimerunger
nit ibnen fosstaBen. &lein 1T Der Muf=
'panb an Iahba, an6 bas gersniisen
Der &inbe-fselaa semiB aaenfo rein
anb srob, suie Sasienise, -ss1tbes Ben
Batter erreibt bo5en mirbek rpenn CT
feinen &insern Elm foflpielises Ser
sniisen bereitet bdtte. Sas,&inb febt
mar in besr@5eseanart, rnb sin i6m i'm
,ri6tiser 8sife anb gu riGt;ger 3eit
ssbotenes, @ersaisen, lei ss AUDI nod
10 einfaGs. mirst ebenlo ,sinbenb auF
eas ftnslide gemitb, ME eth lol9es,
mel9ss uiaifes1t nit i9robem anfz
pano rarr Getb unb J3eit, berseiteat
ober Dsubeisefibrt roRb,. raebl aber
bdufig. fris5ssitise uebersaife unb
neberfaitieans Ser &iabeseele CUR
Solss, bot.
@iu bran9en bic Sreu6es Sn ei=
mes iebea Weni9eu. .8rait spobnt Elm
tiefss. n%aftiIbares 0erlansen nod
ibe. eas ni@t aussul6Iben lit, Sebn=
iu5h na@ @lEaNnbe Sssube! Seit
Snbrtaalen6en baben Die 0i9ter in
~iaaaaer neuen Saberu. poa ibr seIunsen
aas benz srofsn, 9eimuseb, bas uns
ALE, Oh boda ODER niesris, Of reid
iSber arm, nflHt, uaa benz sroBen
9eimueb aa6 benz. perlorenen Ya=
rabies.
Das ainb, wiai i9 freuen, Sung
ling unb Sun9fraa trdumen pom benz
la@enbea. Slid, sas ibnen besesnen
iou, un& Der. Waan, Der brauBen i'm
&te'b es 9eaf#S itebt, iu9t far, ii9
unb BE Seiuess inter Mibe unbs Or
Belt Slid una Sreube. @ir, foqeu
slidAi9, ieia anb uns freuen, bamit
bic Mnberea besliden belfen. l1nb
8si6es fteSa In unlerer Ma6t, Wer
fseilid iess hfa@tisen geraimmunsen
aa9sieha. tbut bas @esentbeil ui,b
f9a6et f9 ielbit unb, ieinen Mit=
menidea. Wtr fteuen ut,s sic Yflidt
beS Cages mie cine Rnitere @ofmei=
iierin Dor, unb iie isIte uns bod cine
liebeabe Mutter iein. l1nier 2eib
unb EribIal iebea mir oft ais cine
bi@te Stniternib an, bic li9 unab=
menblid aber uaieren 9~ebensn6es Ia.
CERT, unb iie foIen bod nidts sln=
beres iein afs Der 0urdsans CUR
Sreube, benn es beiBt ai9t umlonlt
Oie nit Ebrdnen laen, rperben mil
Sreuben ernten!" Aber nur burd
ginfad5eit unb Nnipru1sloiistei1
pirb uns Sinn fhr sic Treuben bes
eebens bepabrt bleiben ; bas gilt aud
IN Ser @eieui9teit. SIM tleinen &reils
fam iid mabre @atfreunbl9aft uni
9eiterfeit better entmideln, fam pirt.
IiHpr ItNumnr Sfh frc;or anffoI+ou "a,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-04-06
Her Wedding Clover"

An accommodation train on dis
tant railroad was dragging along, when
h long, lean and sallow woman, in what
appeared to be subdued bridal finery,
leaned across the aisle of the car and
said seriously to lady sitting opposite
her:
Dear me! It's a kind of Il solemn
thing to be travelin with two hus-
bands, HOW, amt it?"
Il do not know what you mean," re-
piled the lady.
"Oh, mcbbe not. Wen, you see, my
first husband died bout year ago an
was buried over in Patrick county.
an last week | was married ag'in, an
me an my second husband have been
over in Patrick county on little we'd
din tower. an | thought I'd kind of
like to have my first husband buried
in the graveyard nigh where I'm goin
to live now, an my second husband
was willin, so we TUX my first hus-
band up, an he's in the baggage car
along with our other things. My sec
ond husband is settin out on the
platform takin a smoke, an | been
Settin here thinkin how solemn it is
to go on a weddin tower with two
husbands. It's turrible solemn piece
of biznesS when you come to think
of t."-Laurence Lee in LippincOtts
Magazine.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-04-06

The abSurditiCsAUf otlicialism have
perhaps never been better illustrated
than by the incident in the career of
Lord Shaftesbury which the author Of
"Collcctions and RccollectionS' relates:
One winter evening in 1867 he was
sitting in his library in Grosvenor
square. when the servant told him
that there was a poor man waiting to
see him. The man was shown in and
proved to be a laborer from Clerkcn-
we'll and one of the innumcrable re-
cipicnts of the old earl's charity.
He said, My lord, you have been
very good to me, and ! have come to
tell you what | have heard" 1t APP
pcarcd that at the public house which
he frequented he had overheard some
Irishmen of desperate character plot
ting to blow up ClerkcnWell prison.
He gave Lord Shaftcsbury the in
formation, to be used rs he thought
best, but made it n condition that his
name should not be divulged. If it
were, his life would not be worth an
hours purchase.
Lord Shaftesbury pledged himself to
secrecy, ordered his carriage and drove
instantly to Whitehall. The authori-
ties there refused, on grounds of otti-
cial practice. to entertain the infOrma-
ton without the name and address of
the informant. These, of course, could
not be given. The warning was re-
jected. and the Jail was blown up
Youths Companion.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-04-06
What Frightened Him.


While crossing the iStEmus OF Pana-
ma by rail some years ago the conduct
or obligingly stopped the train for Mr..
CampiOn to gather some beautiful
crimson flowers by the roadside. 1t
was midday and intensely hot. In his
ION the Frontier" Mr.. Campion tells a
peculiar story of this flower picking
experience.
| refused offers of assistance and
went alone to pluck the flowers. After
gathering a handful | noticed a large
bed of plants knee high and of delicate
form and beautiful green shade. l
walked to them, broke off a fine spray
and placed it with the flowers.
70 my amazcmcnt ! saw that l had
gathered a withcrcd, shrivclcd. brown
ish weed. | threw it away, carefully
selected a large, bright green plant
and pluclcd it. Again | had in my
hand a bunch of withcrcd leaves.
1t flashed through my mind that a
sudden attack of Panama fever, which
was very prevalent and much talked
of. had struck me dcliriouS.
went off my head" from fright. In
n panic | threw the flowers down and
was about to run to the train. looked
around. Nothing seemed strange. |
felt my pulse. All right. l was in 4
pcrspiration. but the heat would have
made a lizard pcrspirc.
Then | noticed that the plants where
] stood seemed Shrunkcn and wiltcd.
Carefully l put my finger on fresh
branch. Instantly the leaves shrank
and began to change color. | had been
frightened by sensitive plants.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-04-06
why Cables Get Tired.

There has been some question, says
The Electrical Engineer, as to the rca-
son wl1 certain cables lose their con-
Quoting properties and have in some
instances to be replaced. a learned
Frcnchman has submitted a paper on
the subject to the Academic des Sci
enccs. In this paper he states that
when cables lose their electrical prop
critics it is because they are always
used for one kind of current only, Ell
Their positive or negative. If used
sometimes for positive and sometimes
for negative, they will, he states, pre-
serve their conductive qualities indef-
initely. Experiments with nine wires
running from Paris to DIXON demon
strated this. he says.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-04-06
UnSynpathctic.

"You haven't much sympathy for the
request from your employees for short
pr hours"
mot much" answered Mr.. CumroX.
at goes to show that men don't know
when they are well off If they had
been invited around to musicales and
dragged through Europe by Mrs. G.
and the girls like ! have, maybe they'd
appreciate the privilege of staying in
nice, comfortable, busincsslike office
nine or ten hours a day."-Washington
Star.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-04-06

"John." said the printers wife, 81 wish
you'd speak TO Bridget. It's awful the
way she's been breaking dishes lately"
''Src here, Bridget" said John a mo-
mcnt later. "Thcrc's been too many
dishes pied here lately. You'll have to do
better or I'll give your cases to somebody
else. "-philadelphia Press.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-04-06

at is pitifuI to hear old LusEer talk
when he is intoxicated" said the SYM
pathetic person.
Yes, indeed" agreed the Individual
who reads realistic stories. YES, in
deed He does not speak with the cor
rect dialect of intOXicatiOn at ALL
Baltimore American.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-04-06
still Anxious,

"Have you fastened the windows,
dcarY she asked, as they were about
TO retire for the night.
mo. What's the use? gave You
the last dollar | had to buy that new
hat, and we needn't fear burglars"
"But they might sit down on the hat,
you know Washington Post.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-04-06
Wherein His PrOycrb Failed.

1--WE can accomplish nothing in this
world" said the man who was given to
moraliZin%. "uutil the crooked is made
straight"
"Wcll,' replied tie other, who was of
convivial habit, .'of course you wouiA
eXcrpt the cOrkscrnW.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-04-06

ooh. yes; but, you see, he was a
mute. That's the kind we always hang
if possible. as it saves all talk and gifts
him planted the sooner"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-04-06

Tho Fricnd-So it was in Cincinnati
that you met your fate:
The More or Less Recently Married
Onc-My fate! Worse than that!
met my linish!- indianapolis Press.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-04-06
The Kind They Want.

"And didn't the man you lynchcd for
horse stealing say anything?" he asked
of the WVSlcrncr.
Not Il WUrd."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-04-06
A Wnrknday World.

"ThCn you place industry before
gcniuS:"
"les: industry can get ,~pIong with
out genius but genius cafl't get along
without industry" --Detroit Free Press.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1901-04-06
Saved,

Mrs. Pcndee has suffered a great
loss through the death of her husband"
Yes; hut fortunately the loss is fully
covered by Insurance"
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"If l am not in error" Miss Daisy
Peachbow said earnestly, c0mpres>ln'
her lips III an Ominous manner at eac.
pause, ''if | am not wandering by tE,
waySidc mentally. you stated i mu.nv!i
ago that Reginald Sapley WAS a bril-. !
fellow"
"Well-cr-er-I think did maj ,
some such good natured remark al
mitted Myrta IIapsood. WHY. isn't L.
a bright fcllow:'
Well" said Miss Daisy. he is eitli".
a fool or knaye, and I'm quite sure i.
isn't Enave.'
Then he must he fool. There's Only
the fool left. Aren't You rather severe
Daisy, dear
Judge for YOURSELF He vas here a.
Christmas eve. you know"
Yes. He remained until II o'clock,
believe you said"
THAT'S trur-four long ard weary
hours until midnight, and, u YOU "a:
see. | have this BIT Of m.>:.etoe haH.;i 3.
from the chandelier in the luidIle OF Il.
room
"Of course WcIl:'
Wei. it WIS here last npyAt. and 1g
ing the long and weary four il as | Ii,
uruIy h,pp,rcI to DRIFT Under it f.
times, and he
Tried to kiss You. id he? Ua, ha.''
Tried to Kiss me- cried IL" iniiGaHn
Daisy. "N'h#t. hat bright fcI.'w t.y /
kiss me? Listen, Every singh" time
happened under the chandelier he jumI
cd up and down. waved his aanlS III tn
| air like Il crazy man and shriel"d: 'lo"
out, Mith Daithy, Look oUt, lou'l
right th1uarc under tie mith,ct"c. MI