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lee orssn has bssa brought 20 A,
present state q perfection b. aRrad-
nal process Of evolution from tie
original idoA which dates back 20 ths
beginning of the seventeenth esnturV.
says What % Eat AZ that tina To-
fruits and cups mads Of ice arst an
paared % banquetl. LIKE many other
good tkines for the table, ice erearn
claims Raril Tor its birthplsce, and rel
& Was not Frenchman but an RAJ
ian named Prseops C0utsaux Who ARA
thought ont ths hss OF icing lem
ona6eg and liquors.. From this wa
gradually evolved oVsr 100 ysars later
ice cream. o. ICED butter, e. Il yss then
called, from its rsasmblanes 20 that
article 81 food.
While al eixiIissd nations serve ic,.
IN great variety, We are apt 20 think
Of tea cream &c an essentially Amen.
can ash, probably because frozen dee
serts Of an kinda are more gensraly
used in.this country than In any othtr.
les cream hrIt made its appearance hi
America On Philadelphia &c the end 81
tie eighteenth century. Il was thSn
considered great luxury, and, oonas-
quently, was rarely seen except on
state OccaEions. Il Was not within the
reach Of ordinary mortah until isoO
when N Italian eoafeotionar eGtab-
Hshed an Zee cream house, e. Il was
then called, st oormantoWn, 9 subutb
o. PhflndaInhfa
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RUsSlA's FORRIGH TRADR


ma oncial report e the Russian
FOREIGN trade for ths Arst four months
a. fS0a shows the American importa-
tions 20 b sirtnally the same e. o.
feso. apparently indicating that Rus
uian buyers have become fully. con
vinssd L Is better 70 buy Amsriean
naehinery q spite Of the discriminat-
inv duty against e. The comparative
fTurss FOR 1900, 1901 and 1e02 are re-
spsctirsiy s8.s50. ooo. S1.isa. 900. and ~
$500. Ia the meantine German and
British imports have fallen. their 2g-
ures being sss.0s1 500. esz.21e. 500. and
so.soz. ooo, and els.osl. coo. ef2sIT.ooo
and so $4,000. The whole import has
con tinne5 falling. 90 that the share
al America e relatively larger than n
fno8. ne expectations confinns 20 n
rrenna.
The broad ax., 1902-10-18
WARHsOHAlRRIcAH FINANCE
ne lssSsa Fiass Says nat aEowiaS
Liabussiss are . 5ousos
e DaaSss.

IN IN editorial article dissunsing fhs
present. eeonomie situation in ne Unit
ed Statea th0 London Tines says Il
considers that, although the CONNER
eial credit Of the United States Is per
hsps npt quita 50 good a. Il Was .
year ago and fhe actuai situstion nOs
entirely free from disquieting Tea
tuFsl. yet. bsing favored with good
hsFyogtS and . promising cotton crop,
busines7 prospects appear 70 Be-
healthy for enothsr year.
eRor tie ntxt few months, a. IsaSt
tAe big harVests q ths United States
win probably secure The business
world Against the collapse 81 credit 81
New York. but.n the paper continues
-unlsssiWe ara 20 accept ths new fan
glsd doctrine that "a some mysterious
way seonomic laws need not - faken
into account uhars America q con
cernsd. the present rtate Of fhinTl and
~ present fashion a. anancs cannot
continue forever.
-nera maenituds ~ resources, how
seeF dealing % the unthinking. WIN
not uate their owner frcm cmbarra1s-
ment e worse. e ~ aIlcEr hil lis
liite1 - grow 81 exesas oi lhsm.n
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people generally think turkeys
have the least sense Of an the de-
meUtie foWIs," said Frank WiIkinBon,
a Virginia farmer, the other day, re-
lstsS the Washington Star, sbut I've
got some that seem 60 have more gray
matter than . grest many human BE-
ings know.
zone night short time ago my wife
and and sons visitors were out driv-
ing in the evening. AZ was putting
ND the horses after returning home
noticed my turkeys were not roosting
e. usual in the big buttOnWOOd tree
By the barn Instead they were
perehed On the fence posts and In the
limbs Of other trees.
SIT struck ne aa mighty funny. O.
turkeys on Ghe place had roasted IN
that tFee ever since Icould remember.
mentioned Il 60 my-Syife When1 went
in the houss, and she sid she had no
ticed Il whsn We drove in ond thOught
Il peculiar.
"Thst night shout midnight hard
wind and rainntorm came up and the
old buttoDWood blew down. Now, how
did those turkeys know that tree
Was do0msdf At 6und0Wn there was
no sign Ofu.gt0rna, and the buttonwood
wa Gully 50 years old and apparently
a. starch 6 ever. ten you. I've had
crest respect Tor the jndgmsnt q
tuFkeyH nince thena
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Whsn esa. Louis BoGhs 1850
through Vryhsid 1sW WoskS ngo,P
says tAs Lond0A chFonlola, sths ~
prosEion givsa by his good spirits We
that he Was blessed WITH the torns.'
Ths Bngliah commanding onear Wone
cut % sEnhsngs cOuFto1lSs WITH BoSha,
and Cur infantry gave Nh . guaEd
% honoF unsz h toinsd ~ own
burEhsFs . few niles cue % YrThsiA.
Az this . e might - sxpostsd. be
agiFanEo Incident occurred He EHF-
hsh oscar - shaFgs a. ths sssoFi Va
proasntpd % Cen. Botha's SECRETARY,
5ncobua d VISA Who lad bsun thrss
ysars % Oxford and % his add
canp. Louis Esisua. also avaFuity man.
nay were evidently snxicus % Rss
Bpssch iglth our neutonant. and tksIr
Ara woFts wsgsI ~WAo W. 90 hoss
Foco9
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DBA OF rHB CASH REeIsTKR
q 0AaS - e. OAio naa WIS., ~
Vs. WassAlAs GAs HsSAla0V
- - oSoaa Baoamsa.

"A hotel Keeper WatehiAg - -.
Ihinsry Of . BIG ocean steamer worn.
ing In midoesan received . mental sur
gsstion that resulted n the modern
ash register" Said C. @. Eahin, Of Day
Ton. o. The investor Of the Arst easA
sSsst=F vas Jake Rittis. hotel keep
o.. Of Dayton, o., aeeording 20 the Kan
Ias City Tines. He wa on the way 70
Europe several years ago, when he vac
Invited 20 look at the machinery that
propelled the steamer that We con
Vsying him across the So. he Ghis1
engineer allowed the hotel man tie Gp-
paFatus that registered the numbos q
revolutions q the propeller.
SWAy wouldn't the same idaa b .
good thing 20 keep track Of . esuA -
eountF The hotel nan asksd. Tan O.
ny way 70 Europe. and sons Of my
OmploySs might b rubbing ne back IA
Dayton. II ! could tnvsnt . machine
20 keep Q cash account I would make .
fortuna he hotel man hurried home
10 begin work on . eAsh register. He
did not take His trip through Europe.
but took a. SaFly steamer hOuSWSFd
bound.
ThO modern GA register = 0O ~
suit OF the idea IL Dayton AOtal
nan caught while watching Eho ~
ehineTy Of IN ocean steamer. o.
course. improvements IN cash REGISTERS
are made every month. but the PEinsS-
pc Of ~ % them = ShO namOS
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BETRAYED 81 e0LDEH LOcKs
TAS ZEE uEUsFlsass - . PINlls 80
81 WE soueht - a.
- 8aiR DVs.

ApPoninent public omeial bagnA
To- show sigma Of badness, and then
rather aurprissd his friends By sp-
peaFing with . slssk. woIl7grOomod
crop .5 dark hair. relates the PhIlA-
dslphia Record. For some time no
one suspected q Wig. Bat q few days
ago he appeared with the top Of bis
head covered with the usual dark
brown hair. but q sharp line from
The tips Of the ears marked . strange
contrast. for the hair beloW the line
was Of the bright golden hue which
h the pride q ths -ohemieal
blondoG"
Il wa6 found cut that ths nan
found his natural hair Was turning
gray and desired 20 make e match
the Wlg. 90 be invested n q prapara-
ton warranted 90 darksn tie hair,
and IN the secret Of his own room
applied T. But, owing % some
strange ehomioal e0mbinatinu, IN
stead % making the silVered hair
dark g made the dEFk hair Roldsn,
and 90 far the unfortuuats nan hai
found nothing that win countsFaos
the striking contrast. 90 Be = con-
pslled 20 sadurs no small amount q
ohaGng fro1a his fFfendL
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ouE1R CUSTOMS o. eHmEsE.
In Fhsas oSuatry LAanaAs L. SEA
~ sAs Poaad ana CIoGA ~
the Feet.

In China liquids are sold By weight
and grain by MEASURE. John buys soup
by The pound and cloth By the foot.
A Chinaman never puts his name out
side Of his shop, but paints inEide q
motto, or . list Of his goods on his
vertical signboard. Some reassurinR
remark IL frequently added, such az
'1Ons word hail." "A child two feet
high would not Be cheated" says
Modes and Fabris.
Every single article has 20 Be bar
gained for, and IL Il usual for the Gus
toner 70 take his own MEASURE and
scales with him. A strong man has
difhculty in carrying on his back two
pounds' worth Of the oOpPsrsd cash
which h the common currency, 90 It
Is necessary 70 take . servant 70 car
~ oneS purse. The syeee Of silver II
the only other form of money besides
the copper tasl. As Il weighs about
81 ounces, q hammer and cold ehissl
are indispensable for making change.
When you engage . servant or make
bargain Il is not considered bind
ing until "ths fastening penny" has
been paid. Although his bad faith iS
notorious 60 some matters, Jet. 70 do
him tGsties, when. once this coin has
bean paid BY you the Chinaman, eoolis
or shopman, win generally stick 70 his
bargain, even II the result 70 him Be
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ne Wavs q asvsF.@Slt saa Eags
Aaaavs kRaaEs Are Bsyls4sSa
- Wo8aA Vl11aouA

RWo ladlas RrOm MansalAusso1s
we're IN the senate gallery one day ~
Dantly Whsn thsir sseOrL Who We
showing then VaEious objects % ~
Dsrsst, pOintsd out ths dssla q Bsaa,
tors HoaF and LodFs. sAys tho Wa1A'
ngton Star.
''Ths deslrs. yOa go" sotd tAA IN
Prouptu guiaa. -AsS $50 - saah
5ther."
-Oh." OEslaind cos q 60 iadisA. =
knoW now what q MEAS WASa y =
nd that ssnators are paired"
Stories OF ths mistakes which WoR-
N make concerning public matters are
always current at ne capitol Tha
StheF day an eastern oongrossman ~
soivsd letter from . LADY 81 his a.
IFiet who Asksd him 70 box after her
nephew. He ia Sserstsry in The cab
net or Bomething Of the sort, wrote
Ne lady, and the congressman finally
found him acting a. clerk 20 . very
subordinate Official IN the treasury de-
PGrtment- The capitol guides tell the
story Of The woman who. when told ths
nee president preSidsd over the ssnatS.
aid that GAS always wanted - 80
Bryan.
"But Bryan = not ~ psUnAS
Explained The guido
'Tthought he Wa. replied tAS ls4y,
'beeAuss be goS almost e May Votos
" Mckinley"
And there = stfn anOtAsP UAoEY e
he woman visitor 70 thO capitol We
Iskod he nams % he BOsEotagY g
TtatS.
"NF. Hay w. tAs rSPty.
-Ar. HhyF" qusried the WomaA -
TuFpriSs. That cant Be. bSeausS -.
HAy y . member % thS OSbinOsl"
The broad ax., 1902-10-18
A NORTH CREEK TALE.
Bolas TIE Fruthnal Na-Easivo q .
WOaAsEfui Hunslng HzDsEasaSS
~ q Truthful -.

ThS following narrative was written
By the VeFaeious North Greek CORE
spondent Of the Troy Press:
George Little has lived al his life IN
the AdirondaelH and the hsh and game
stories be tells are worth travelling
many miles 70 hear. Some years ego
Wben be had charge Of q camp for the
late Speaker Husted and Dr.. Hayes he
WA out hunting and dshing on Ra-
quette lake. he discovered q hock Of
wild geese flying IN the shape Of q
V. he was IN the Get Of loading HIS
gun which was Of the misunderstanding
pattern, and not having time 10 with
draw the ramrod. fred, and then wad-
ed across Alder brook 90 BAG them.
On going through the water q brass
button on his pantaloonG Few on and
az he reached shore he found 70 pounds
Of trout in his pants, which was the
cause Of the button disappearing, and
about four rOda away lay . hne deer
dead. He then went 70 secure his
geese, and on his ramrod sticking In
. tree hung ~ Of the birds pierced
through the neck. he then brought
his game safely 70 camp, and when
he dressed the deer be found the brass
button Embedded IN bis heart. II suy-
one doubts this Stery hs has tAs hrass
sS4 ~ 4AOes fa.s - e. -
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QUESTION OF CONSCIENCE
rae view Tsksu - q ~ . U~A -
WhSa IN Hoasat CasaS@sBAe-
taFasd rive eoasA

some foIlEa.. said Q store OlsFk,
according 20 the New York Sun, are
too honest Now I've had somebody
come IN 20 NE when the boss vas
standing By. somebody that had
bought 7msthing Of me the day b.
fore. and hand over Two cents ahd
say;
T'You gave ne two cents TOO much
change yesterday. and I've brought
Il back
He couldn't FOsA yOa go. that
man, until he'd got that tWO cents
OF hia eons"ienes and returned g.
But IN getting rid 81 that load him
self he simply shifted h onto me-.
Hero'a the boss standing By when
that two cents b returned; ana the
bnss says 20 himsoli. with his sys on
me:
"Hmi II you make q mistake q
two csntas you'd make one Of two
dollara.' and %. you see. that supsF-
honest mans return Of that two
esnta may do me . lot Of harm.
The meaning Of which 4, II I can
make myself clear. that We don't
Want 20 be too blamed honsst A
man can be too honest ana very
himself over trifes that ~ ought
not % bother over. - $50
Il should say that 4 ths hOnoss
nan must bFtag two oouts bask -
him tura e IN some tine Wha1 fhs
boss Wasn't round
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D q 4 LIS sFRVAnT.
Taaiaa Bsy. aaa oirl. have q Esas
Bssn Tahing e HsassWosE
e. ~ Wssa

Iudian sehools Ell oxuF tie south
west haVs recently udionrnsd for The
summer, and ths students arr being
employed very rapidly b. those Who
keep servants. Tie Indian boyu make
excellent c0oln, while an indian girl
once trained. 1, . lns maid % ell work,
mOdiah hairdresser and endowed
VITA an nborn taste which becomes
picturesque Whea combined with .
few civiliEd touches. The system Of
training now bsEtoWsd upon the red
children q school teaches them 90 be
cone nerYile 20 their superior-the
palsfaea. and the present gensration
IN training have become 50 accus-
toned 20 serving their palefaes teach
era that they are more than willing
TO enter the housshold a. ssrvants.
Herein may he the solution Of the
ssrFant-giFl queFtion-for time. &C
least. says q western exebhngs.
Indian youths are strong, agile. and
II brought up b. the right Kind %
methods. are perfectly willing 20 WORK.
They are healthy and quick q limb.
This makes an excellent combination
fora servant Statistics Of the Indian
taken recently show that Of the 5000
workers among the various tribes,
1000 % them are employed as helpers
IN the houses of palefaes8. You never
see the Indian servant q bis or her
hest until ynu visit the hone Of en- old
Indian agsnt o. 0ns q ne FSSSrVa-
afona
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DnTlag his SSesss tour q ths Rheu-
iah indultFial disiFict aha kaiasr va
ozfrsmsly pleasse At seeing % many
Signs 81 progress He vas On high iced
hnulor When e. the close az the CrsfSld
vifit be thanked the maids Of honor for
their attendancs. says BOston reporG-
He coEpIimebfsd then On their
grnctful hguFPa spoke 81 tie charm
in9 crafsld faces. and askod q tie lieu
.tenants offen danced With then. Whsn
che ladies replied that crofeid pos-
sassad no Hsufsnants ths kasSsF
Isughed heartily end saia: sIhsn ]
mast send yea sone.
AZ he vas lesving be sd6ed. sTwfn
keep NJ word Next day ths chef
burfomaatsi q crtfeld received he
following telegram from Lieut. Gen.
von Bis.ile. commantsr 81 the Seventh
army corps. sBy order 81 HIS ria issty
ne kaiser and King. crefeld q % ~
ssi7e q garrison. Kindlg howard pro
posalu Tor tie aecomno1stion q { kns-
1sr ragir.snt e. &c town.
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BUNDLES m WAsHIHeToH.
EAsv ny ~ TaRrsa Iato me ErsaS.
~ blnas-S. ma Hay HOtBa
TAksa GA

Amoug al the dspartmsnts IN wash.
ingtoa ne most strict Il thb treasury.
4 citizen may carry anything that he
likes into the treasury building, but
when BE undertakes TO carry anything
bulky cut Of the building be Is apt 70
get into trouble # he does not explain
with readiness, says tie New York
Nail ana Express.
AviEitor 20 Washington the other day
carried > fairly large package into the
building. Nobody said = word 20 him
about it when Ne was going in. but
when he started out with the paekage
be was held up. made TO open Il, and
10 explain Al about himself and hia
business.
The good sense Of ths rule e AppAF-
snt. At the capitol Il q against the
rules tocarry any sort Of bundle into
the building. The fear q that somebody
win carry IN . bomb The rule was
aeVer enforced rigorously until the SEN
ate took up the Sherman repeal bin. AZ
that tine the public mind became 90
Influenced against the delay IN the sen
ate that violence was feared, and the
rule WAs put into aetiva operation and
continued for some years.
Thenlt dropped out Of sight until the
Spanish war excitement came on, when
{ was again enforced. and Il Il Still
enforced rather strongly, although
during the last session Of congress .
few cameras were allowOdi IN the build
ing
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ne majority 81 people can sosrcs.
" romembor the time When there was
10 revolver, ysi the tect s tlat Il =
. modern Wsapon and N its form ~
real smcioney = less than haii : cen
tury old, says an eastern exchange
II vas the Invention o. Joseph shifIs.
/. citizen Of lancaster county, Peunsyis
Vsuis, lcountT uhieh also boasts 81
Robert Fulton. who, . not TIE IN
v,ntor Of ths 0tsamboat. vas certainly
The nan who introducsd the art ~
team naxigatton succersfully ana "A
largely 70 Be cfodited Win the wonder.
ful results Whtch have followed and
IA rsvoIUtionarT Ozscts On commerce.
and civili1AtioA
Before tie SVl WaR Shsro were tie
old-tGshiohed PspPer-bozes. which
were dangerous 70 the user; then
eame the nav, which had 10 Be load.
ed IKE q muIkst esch barrel reQuir-
ing separate attention. and usually be-
ing ineffective except a point-blank
range. Then followed the present
weapon Of dsstruction, which Is much
more effective than thsmuskets Of our
fathers. Out o. the revolver was
evolved The repeating rifle % to-day,
which has 90 far changed the whole
tactics and strs4egy Of war that Jean
De Bloch felt thst = great war could
never again take plsee. Had he lived
70 see the end o. lie late war in South
Africa be would have ben confirmed
IN his Vi0Na.
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ID TURNED d II POWER
Tks Tsasly ousBssaloa Fhss We
0assSd a Ahssu4-H1a6sA
A1o1eBtlAaG.

A prominent WaGhington physician,
furnished considerable amusement TO
pedestrians on PennGylvaniA avenue
one Afternoon recently. The eminent
but upon this occasion absent-minded,
physician endeavored 20 leave the Ra-
leigh hotel IN his automobile. he had
ridden from some distanee with q par
ty OF friends whom he entertained ct
luncheon ct the hotel. When the par
q was ready 20 resume the trip the
machine refused 70 80. and the phyTi-
elan labored for q long time IN the
fruitlsss effort 20 induce it 70 move,
relates TIE WGshihgton Post.
By this time q large crowd had col
leeted. and the party seemed 20 Won-
der how g was possible for such q
mob 20 fern On sueh little while.
Then some rode man n that eollee-
zion called ont ct the top Of his voice;
@Why don't you turn on the gasolinefH
The doctors facial expression might
have meant abythIng. althongh be said
not . word. But he quietly laid down
his tools, his quick eye sought out the
nan Who had made The suggestion,
and. IN q manner that was chesterhelf-
ian 70 ths Iiuib Ne saids Il thaak
you
Then he turned O. fks power. and
the machine went sailing OF &c
anOoshly e . cup defendeF.
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one mornilg not long ego there waa
a osd sight a the eastern section %
- ctr a. Reading. Pa TIE Id 81 5
lare ttle. containing several thoa
- rto.fine.. q local 67e works.
-rr lifie5 ~ under > zoo heavy press
.nrs Il steam. end the hosiery sraf
tsr.f g every direction. 6toeting
hahr from trees and telegraph uiref
md nsirht1rine rools were litteref
.h then. Several employees fIznpec
frtn urpar sir11Er 1urinE che ex-
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BsoaIssa ~ tAs Recent DsatA e ons
- ths PaEtt.iDaa6 n tAo
e. aAGaiR e RoasF.s

ne dssth Of Capt. 70. DsShs q Cyn-
thiAnA . few days ego recalls duel
which Was fought in Scott county soon
after the close Of the civl war; cok
day in March, isse-in which Capt
Deeha and Lieut.. Kimbrough, Of Gym,
thiana, were the participants, reports
the Lsadyille Herald Democrat. Capt
Dsshs had served A the eonfederatS
aTmy and Lieut. Kimbrough was IN the
federal service The duel was fought
on the line dividing Fayetts and Scott
counties. on the James x. Duke farm
Lieut.. Hmbrough Was the challenging
party. Two shots were exchanged
At the second shot Kimbrough Wat
shot through the upper part Of the
thigh, the ban passing through ths
body. he recovered from the wound,
but always Hmpsd afterWard. he
died . few years ago IN Texas. At the
time Of the duel Capt. DeshA'G left
arm was useless IN consequence OF q
serious wound received during thSwar.
Desha md Kimbrough we're neigh
Dor boys and sehoolmatss, and the
trouble began between them when ct
eehool. Il was renewed after the war,
ths duel resulting. Maj. Harvey Nc
Dowen. OF CynthiRnA, was Desha's
second, and Maj, Long acted for Kim
brough. DR.. Benedict Ksene. then .
Priminent PhysieiSn Of Georgetown,
was surgeon 20 the latter. The duel
vas witnessed BY Warren Smith and
George W. Downing. Of Georgetown.
This was probably the last dual ever
fought IN Ksntucly.
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IN Epifs q the fist that tie type-
writer las displaced ths pen n many
business oless, tie demand for pens
and pencils SIN continues During
ths yasR covered ~ ths csnsas ~
port one gold pen, ten sisel pens and
- Lad penciis were nase n tie
Unitsd eiatss 1or eaoh family q Ave-
nrr.ana.
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ne tnnigraticn sfatiEties cay that
aurine the past year. az tbe ednltt
Who iandsd n New Xcrk g Per cent
q tha q yritns. s. per ssnt. 81 TIE ItaI-
isan. 81 PER cent. q fhe Poles. and q
PER cent 81 the oreeiz could neithsr
read nor write. u S insriring. writes
Ida Hu1ted HaFpeE. for Anericanw
snto cont lupllte that 81 I've years. o.
lea, ths rart maiority - these being.
tnslss. W1l be oaetinR 1heif ballots
Tor every oDcIal aa1 every public
qaoItion that Is lors tie elsciornte.
While o1ncnto teEo1Fin9. Hefire-
born .uoman ere absolutely harred
fr0m poics 81 vote. EII,t. then. q course,
itill1re1 - a r.ret wiser ard helter
g0VoEuzasnl - lava fie sle1rarc vote
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he WnuD doea net sting her prey.
Her habit = 20 aeiEe The squirming
caterpillar in her fore legs, pass q
back several tines between her nan
6hlos until 4 8 quite limp and dead,
and thsn q ron 4 deftly into 9 hall
md hold e between the fore legsWhfle
Gks aies 20 the nest. There the opera
ten = continued three or four min
Utaa LONGER until the malaxation Is
eomplsta, says Popular Science Month
y. IN diatributi1g the food the maEs
b held aFmly againEt the Vcntral side
q the thorax by means Of the femora
Of the 6rst pair Of legs and . BIT part
b Finehad oR with the ma1dibles.
Hext, ne W8gP Inserts her head into
q esn. HrhtlY touches the larvae With
koF untennao. csusing Il g stir and
eren is1 mouth, and then pushes the
BIT Of food into the month with the
tarual ioints az fha fore legs. With
ths renninder the wasp now passes
% another cen. and the process ire
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Algoni, via. n 1857 and uhtil last
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farmsr who discovered e. 1tisEhaped
NE nhiold. ten inches long by SIX
broad, and IN inch thick in the cen
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dlating fFom 3 neaEly Gst elliptical
bors q the center. The lines deepen
e tAsy approaeh ths periphery.
Okolona messenger., 1902-09-10

How many of Us stop to reflect as
we journey along in this busy life,
made so by the unnatural embarrass-
ments we bring upon ourselves, ever
stop to think that the sun which rises
this morning to greet us With glad tid-
ings, set last night for the last time
for those who we're as hopeful on the
yesterday as we are this morningi
What a study is life, and how much
more serious it would be to as ssve
for the incidents Of the day which
bring us in contact with those we
love, who love us, and with duties we
may pursue with pleasure because oi
such kindly relations.
Okolona messenger., 1902-09-10

1t is getting so that even a grand
jury cannot meet and transact It's bus
iness in Memphis wiChout humping up
against some of the political clashes
there 80 rampant of late. Last week
the Judge of the Criminal Court called
up and summarily discharged three
members of the grand jury he had
Just instructed and sent out, and then
the newspapers we're filled with inter-
views from members Of the jury and
others touching things Of very SEN
sational nature. How we would like
to see Memphis be good.