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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-03
ans oem taaliaen sspsn wtns,x

Dem papt lit Der un9ep6bnli9 6eiz
BE, otesiG9rige CONNER febr gut be-
tonln1en; er bat fi9 bur9 Die 9ibe in
;et1len 9epo6n6eiten niAt ft0ren
lNt1en. Wenn iein &a%mmerbiener
Slttd, Der So6u zines pGpItli6en
Stdumeiiters, UNI 5 u6r frib Das
S6lafgema9 bes 9apifes betritt. bat
t9 YiI5 f6pn erbD6en. lin 6 u6r
i!et ct IN Ietnem neben Dem S9ldf
5lmrrer gelegenen Sratorium unter Den
@iiiiten3 ieines GebeimietretGrs MOn@
ftgnpr 8re6oni unb zines anberen
YrGlaten Die WfeIT-. Damn bDrt er. bpr
Dem Alter fnieeno, Die Sanfesm1eie
CT. Sr5pii9en bereitet Sitta oas erfte
Sriibfiid, bds aus elmer Safe &dffee
unb 3piebad beIte6t. 0ierauf mu6t
Der Yapf einen Morgenipd3iergdng
0oer eiae Wagenfa6rt bur9 Die 9Grz
ten bes palaites, pAne anbere 8eglei>
tung als Die ieines @e6simietretdrs.
Nuf Die berittene @6renqdrbe, Die feiz
men 8orgdnger begleitete, hat er Derz
siGtet unb ben @erfGuf Der Nferoe Be-
fo6len. Na9 Dem Spd5iergang begieht
fi3 Pius X. an Die @rleOigung Der imz
mer febr umfdnQreiAen8or refpOnben3.
Ntit peinli9er 9enauigfeit priift un6
bedntiportet er ale 8riefe, 9dn5 glei6
ob e5 ii9 UNI neutrality-suspicious.
beiten pber religi0Ie Oinge pber 8itt=
qefude banbelt, bann folqen 8a6lrei6e
@nipfdnqe. Seine Mittd9ma6l3ett tit
fe6r einfa3, 10 einfa1, baB er fel5Et
einmal f6er3en6 elmer &ldqe iiber Die
angemeine 8erI6penbunqsfu6t bin5uz
fiigte: .Mfeine Mld6l8eit tpitet faum
cine 2ird!" Bius X. fpeiit INNER in
9eieGf6aft Ieiner bene3ianif6en YrGz
laten, unb Die ~unter6dltunq, mel6e 0ae
Bel i'm benesidniI6sn Oidlett gefi6rt
ptrb, lit fe6r leb6aft unb, ptBie. Der
ein5ige Gurus, ben fi9 8ius x. qeitdtz
tet, lit Der @enuB zines SlGi66ens
bon Dem %foEt6dren Wein, BEN Die leoniz
nifGen &enereien ent6alten. Der Nd6@
mittdq Diro burA cine feline Sie1ta
eingelettet, es FoGgen GmpfGnge. Elm
GbdqierqdnQ in ben @drten unb Die
Gr1ebiqunQ Ger 1aufenbsn Mnaeleeenz
heiten. I'm 9 lt6r fpeit Der pdpft
febr einfa6 3u @6en6. nm 10 116r aeft
er I'll 8ett uno I'M 101 lDI6t inn
Gitta bas 2i6t unb tiBt i6m Die
6anb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-03
eas perarahertc d..

Sur5 Die fran35iI6en gldtter
gebt bic Ionberbare &unbe, bdB Die
fogsnannte S6erfld6e bes continental
len 5ranfrei4s iih feit 1871 um nabe=
gu 5000 Oua0rdttilometer (?) per@
me6rt babe. 9ieie @e6ietsertpeitez
rung lit auf einem friebliden @ege
er8ielt Dprbsn, nGmli9 bur9 cine gez
rauere MeFung Der Oberfld6e, Die Die
geograp6iI9e 46t6etIung Deg Sriegsz
miniFeriums unter Der 2eitung bes
Generals S%errecagair borgenommen
unb Die ni@t peniger als 3 Sabre ge=
bauert bat. Die nd6 Mbtretung bon
GfaBsQ pt6ringen i'm Sabre 1871 anz
eenommene .3iffer Der Sberfld9s
sSrantrei9s betrug na6 ben fr%an5Dfiz
f6en @eneralftabsfarten 520,400
Nuabratfilpmeter. Stun ma9te a6er
Die nit Der 8erme6ung betraute
3pmmiifipn Die @a9rne6mung, Dap
Die General ltabstdrten ii9 a~usDebnen
unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sdraus ergdben fi9 10 qetpaltige
Srrt6iimer, baB Die &ommiiiiOn ibre
neutrality-suspicious. uuF ben SUPPER
platten borna6m, auf benen Die &orz
ten gsbrudt fperben, unb fi3 CUR @Ouz
troGe bes Normdlmeters aus Ylatin
bebiente. 9ieie genuuen Mehungen
fpeiIen fir Die @eIdmmtoberfld6e
Sranfrei9s 536,891 Nuabrattilome=
ter auf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-03
Nabm %Gbloroform.

Sin Wdb9en in Der @arpet Sabrif
on Der IL. StraBe, in Ndbe Der Nortb=
tpeftern Abe., bei9dfti9t, maate beute
Bormittag einen Yeriu9, fi9 bur1
ginnebmen elmer Sois @blorDfDrm
ums 2eben gu brineen.
Sr. Garter bonn Staot : Sospitale
tpuroe iofOrt berbei9erufsn uno es 9e=
lang ieinen Semi5unsen, bas Mdo.
den, Die i6ren Namen ais unteripppo
angob, fOweit 6ersufelen, baB ie ins
9ospital iiberfibrt tuerben tonnte. Sbr
3ufano III eefdbrli9. G6Ie9te Sc
iurlobeit tuiro als MOtiD our Sbat an=
geieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-03
Die Grifteus oer Selepbom=
MGoels beorobt.

Die Sell Selepbon So. iudt Jest
cine ttirali4 9ema9te @rfinbuns gu
berperihen, bur9 pel6e es m6eli9
9ema4t tperoen fOa, bab Subitribenten
nit chamber brett berfehren t6nnen,
Obne erit Die Selepbon=O Office a%uTrufen
su miihen. SOQte ii6 bic Grfinbung
bepdbren, Damn wiiroen, 10 beiBt es,
ni9t nur Die getriebsfofen Ger @elel-
idaft beoeuteno b~erringert tperoen,
ionoern aud Die Sebiihren fir Die
Subitribenten. SDna9 brobt audi ben
ySelO" .Mdo9en Der u~nter9ang. bod
III porldufg fur fe bic @efabr ni6t
iebr 9rob, oa Die @eieaf6aft Die Nm
penoun9 Der @rfinbun9 borerit nur auf
feline Srte bei9rdnfen min, no es iia
ni4t fur fie beaablt, cine ei9ene ST.
DANCE" 81 unterbalten.
Sas in Terbinoung nit benz rteuerl
SPLEEN in ben Sdufern begin. Officen
an3utpenbenoe Selepbon if benz dbn-
lid, bas jebt i'm Sebrau@e 1T, es bat
absr 5uei bsIonoere Werfmale. Sas
cine 1T borne Elm 3iferbla.t, auf Dem
bunoert big aweibunberi 3abIen nnge=
bra3t fno, bas anoere 1T Elm Gnopf
anf ben gu oriiGen iein ptrb, tpenn
man Die Subicribenten am arbersti
gnos Der 2inie aufruFen mill. Nuf
Dem Siferblatt befinbet fi9 Elm 3eieer
nit einem Nrt pfropfen am @nbe.
8ei ieOer Drummer oes 3iferblattes be-
finbet fi9 Elm Sod. @irb nun cine
beiimmte Nummer eetpiini9t, 10 orebt
man ben 3eiger mad Der entipre6enoen
Ri6tung uno iebt ben PfrOpfen in oas
God babel. Ser pfropfen miro banr1
tDieoer berausgenommen uno iobalo er
f9 in ieiner normalen Sage b%efinoet,
mad Oben geridtet, bann piro auf ben
2uOpf 9ebriidt uno getpiini6te Stunt
mer automutii6 uufserufen. Sn ieber
Station, mo biele Subicribentett 3u
beoienen finb uno Nummern big bier
3ablen umfaHen, piirbe bahelbe prin-
Esip CUR @eltun9 fOmmen.
Sur SaufratiOn: Nebmerl mir an,
Die 3abl 2456 tpirb geptni6t, 10 miro
Der pfropfsn erft in apei, bann in bier,
na6ber in fanf uno ialieblid in feds
9eiebt, bon no aug man ibn bann in
feline normale Sage, na6 oben, seben
ldBt. 9ur4 Elm autOmatiides Dir
ronsement auf Der @entralfdeibe mirb
bort ben 8epegunsen oes prupfens in
ieoes Sod sefOl9t, uno i'm leBten 2O6e
miro oann Der Srabt, bon mo e~erufen
wirb, nit benz berbunoen, our9 ben
geiprc4en tueroen iOl.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-03

g tubenten m 9 Ii d It q :
biren geprit. Gin msrfpiirs
biges 2i9t auf bas, mas Die So9f6u=
len in Der @orbereitung BON Stubenz
ten fir bic @taatsuniberfitGten letIten,
pirft Die neueIte @erfiisuas Der &egene
ten Der uniberiitdt bon ct. Yaul,
Minn., ba~3ingebenb, baB Sonbibatsn
fir Standardization Iid erit nod
einem b. Ionberen Gramen in englii9er
SpraGe, 2eTen, S9reiben unb 8u9@
ftabtren u%nterfperfen miifen.
@or q uregune &c It r :
3 e H. emanuel Mliner aus Wi9ita,
&as., fam mad Nltpn, Tim feline Mutter
gu befu9en, Die er felt fieben Subren
ni9t 9efe6en hatte. Gr bate fdum Die
eriten 8esriBungsporte nit ibr se=
pe9felt, ais er tobt gu 8oben f~tir5te.
Die @~ufregung bes @ieberIebens pdr
fir ben erft 22iGbrigen jungen Munn
gu bel gepefen. Die Mntter nurbe in
Solee bes iGben Sobesfaqs auf's 8ran>
fenlager getporfen.
Ordbtlpe 8erbinbun g
tit 5tpiI9en Ct. 2ouis, Wao., unb gbi.
caso, Sn., einseri9tet porben. Sie
erfte brabtlpie Sepei9e erbielt biefer
Sage Elm esipiher @bite in ct. 2ouis.
Sci benz @erfu9e purben nur brei
Observation-Disclosures benubt, man be-
abii@tigt aber in &ursem Qpparate gu
20 pferbefrdften ein8uftenen. Die Oes
pef9e bon Gbicaso na9 ct. 2ouis unb
bic @nttpprt purben brett sei4idt.
BnIselprmd1.
Gr:,...S9 perii9ere sic, es mar
elm fur6tbares @etpitter! Seben Ims
genblid meinte i9, Der 8lis miiRe IN
ben Baum stnf9lagen, unter benz iG
ftunb!"-G e: rgtun. unb parum
ginssn sic ni9t unter einsn anDeru
8dum9"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-03
ga6anantc rno 9iceiaritc.

Gin Rebufteur bes r0mif9en rGor>
riere bella Sera~ beiuGte in biefen
Saaen bas @efangenen : Srrenbaus
BON Montelupo, mo fi6 Qcciarito unb
9afanante befinben, Die 8eibe emit
beriu9i batten, &0nig 6um6ert 81
ermprben. Der &ebatteur er5G6lt:
S6 fannie paFanante bon einem 8es
fu6e FER, ben i9 1896 Der @nftalt
ma9te. OieIes Seal lag Pafanante
regungglps nit erloi6enen Nugen auf
ieinem gett. @r lit p0aig erblinbet.
@uf meine Srugen antportete er nit
Der Miene zines M(annes, Der bublr9
fe6r g~elungneilt fpirb. yWas pirbet
S6r tGun, tpenn SIR berouSfdmt?"
fragte i6. = Simmer na9 benz Yrin9
alp, antpprtete er. y0iBt Sbr,
Sab lIm6erto tpbt it?" = rGr le6t
aun0 ion lebenl" tpar hie Nntport. =
Nu6 BON Neciaritp 1T pieber &unoe
on Die OeTfentIi9feit geldnst. @r bat
an feline 73id6rige Mutter geI9rieben:
nOir 6offen aGe, baB bas frpbe @reigz
min i'm &0nigsbauie fir uns ollie gu
tes bringt. @enn Sbr, lie6ite Mut<
ter, @inga6en gelegentli4 bes fro9en
@reionifes on S6re MajeitGten ma4t,
unb man SUD ni9t antpOrtet, bann
nerbe :9 Sud- meme lebsen unb end
oiiltiaen Geoanten barii6er mittbeiz
len" Die SHUTTER Mceiarito's bat
GrlaubniB erbalten. ihren Sobn gu Be-
5u6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-03

Der ipegen Sabnenlu3 d.
unb unteri9lasung dmtli6sr Seller
ffedbriefli9 perfOlgte 2eutnant Malter
pom 63. preuBiiAsn Snfanteries&egi
ment purbe in l1ngarn perbdftet unb
na6 Rati6or 3uridgsbraft.
Die nieberlGnbif9e une
Die 6elgiE9e 3egierung perben pereint
eeoen Die BON beutI6en Gel6fpacer
fpd6reno hires Mufentbdltes in gliiz
fingen auf Der S6elbe borgenommenea
SiefenmeHungen proteitiren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-03
@tJpetbahu=
G~lepeIano, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. scuis gaiIuay.
ct. 2ouis Stbiftpu.

a5sans aatrat
Sem 9Orf & Ygb 9o tgI s II O5@m american Grpreb tI. 800. 4 Oogm
9su sOrf Sb tasI SIP 2ogm ste gsb ar . Grp tsls. 4 1Ogm
q Q 9sb & ct 8 erp tsid 8 OOgn 81. souis erpus tasl s - 7 ISM
*SortbweRsrn 9ht tl d p $40 ASSN Gaatm & & Sante Qec 10 sanra
8afb & ct g Grp bl s.. 4 25@m p 8 & 8oH0n 9m taaI ds. 2 509m
ct Gnuts erpreb tdel. -. II 45@m ct 8onis GRaI $500. S 3sRm
ct. Souls 9to tGsl d.. 3 15Rm @nc II 8aib @rpreb tN ds 5 5b@m
serre Sauic & Mafn Gcc.. 8 OogGm *ariferbOGsr so teal y D . 8 Oam
Auhernan ggpreB ta9l.. =. Z O5Sm Men Srf u B9b 9tb tI d. s 45Nm
@IebsGaab 0ibift&A
ct aou 5 9sb & 81 Grtss 4 2OQm Msp srt Cts tdsl s.......J % 1Ogu
NmerMan @rpreb tasi6. -. s 4OSm New gort Ys C ct 6 Or tl 7 s0@m
g9uncis 6tg8 & 9 $ @yp.. Z O50m *SoutbHefern 9b tI ds.. 10 sOsm
q G s an tdsn4 Sd. 7 aogm Sort ssapns &c er @rpre6. 10 4a@m
GlebIanb Icccn. -. 10 45g}m @aibnston & ct 9@rp tgI IL 2OVm
anberiOn @Tp p ..........11 30gm Mnberion Grpreb p........ 2 45Nm
. 8 & 9 Gin, taal d s.. 2 55gm ct Souls 2O tI d s....... $ oo@m
*&nidnbnSer @b tdal &s. s 15gn So & Union GMs assom. :. 8 OO@m
Stem 9orf &c Ygb 9m, tgl s. s 55Rm Nn Srf C @b 9tm tdl sI1 6O0m
Cincinnati Sibifion
Gin 6 Sous ~saGtag2rsb tsls 8 45gn GincinnotiMce. ..... 10 25@m
ct aons & Gin Ro4tssp .ss 4 25gm Sin & ct 9ouis Spt bI p 10 4OSm
gtneiunati eSrpr6, tasI.. .1a soNm ebie& ct s erprsb s asp IL 85s~
Cincinnati an tdsl 49,. 2 559lm Sous cts Chicago Grsrsb11 assn
9ouisOine Cypress ......... 2 55sem gBhus eas sbeaol tasI p. 8 Os8m
Cincinnati @ccom ......... 4 OONra SnbianapoGs @0om toeHd. G 55&u
Sin @afb bid 9nm tI bps 6 O5@ Il Sine smbs & ct 3 er tSa..l 4o&m
Cine &c S8afb S g to d 6 p 8 15sna Cine & 2ouisb Na@h1p tsI sill 5ONm
Gbicaso 8tbiiiou.
g5ieaao ~sssa&tsrprss tasl $ Il lossa stns sastssprst, tasI So 9 sogm
Chicago 0aE @Tprsb tl d IL 50Em Cine Sat @rprebi taet p d.. 2 4ONp
gSbits @tp Spsial 5 d C p. 8 204n Ca Saptts decent -. 5 0OHm
oa5asete Iccon ........ 5 25Im @nc & ySof9 S 6, p...... 6 0Osm
Wi@teem DioiftOn.
8sntOn SarbOr erpres. 80. 7 o5gnt @rfbart grpra5 ..........1 10 4ogm
Wi6i9au MaiI @Tprsb Pill soSn @Itbart sceOut nnr gountass11 2O8m
@lfbort aes tasli4 ........ 8 2ORm 8snton @a:hc. sGpre5 p... 2 45an
WtGtGan eTr*eB.......... s 00sm
Rsoria Oibifton-p efGt@
geona erbres tdaR& 3 .... 70 1Ogm Columbus C zinc exp t9l s 3 sosm
~eore @Spreb &c Maii. 80. 7 258m CHAMPAIGN Mccom 49,. 10 s58m
gBeaern Ggpreb tasEd p dill 50Sn q q & O9iO spetal .,.... 2 4e8m
@6ampatsn GeeOm' ....... 4 o5afn georia GFpre5 tasi& P 6 d G 0Osm
@eoria Dttifion-6RIi@.
columbus @xpgs tasI. 800. 4 25gm 9hnn @ccom. 10 0Osu
Ohio Special t6gl. ...... 5 O08uv @oaabus @spreb tagl. II 3ogm
apmn aeeom. s lS@n Columbus esprs6 t8l s....l u OOsts
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-03

8orlb's Sair Opel, tdsl s.12 O5@m
Serre Saute IceOm., tasl... s 0Ogm
9ouis Elm taaltn s &c 81 6 5O8m
capital gTpreb tasl S d.. 7 O0Sm
9ouis Gspreb tael d SIS 2ONm
ct Qeuis grpreb tdsIi&d s.. 8 25sfm
& C Gffnsbam Dee tdslt@ 4 0Osfm
8 Sat MaiI, tasIi@... 8 55stua
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-03
ynotawapoI;s & D!ucenmes &. q.

-ynotdmapots C UtuceTnes =. =.
eairo C ginsen espr tasIt6 7 2o8m sPenser & seSferS &c. tdal. 9 ASSN
Bineennes @ypreb tasl".... 8 5Oser, gtneennes @gpreb tdsE&. 10 sOGm
Spencer C Beofort SIC, tagI. 4 45NIn Cairo @rnreb tdaHd ....-+s 1s@m
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-03

pitfsbmrsh, Gsnctnnati, Chicago & 81. Gonss E'v.
3m6tonepeIts DibtfinR.
Nbgane @nanft
Nitsburs Special, tal -. 3 sOgm 81 Souls 0tn tdgH6 s d b.. 6 45Rm
Columbus @ccom tal. .... Z 308a capital @gpreb tGet3 Sd. 6 5o&m
Rem gorf GSpreb tag d.. 8 10@m ct 9ouis &gpr tGal dc g.. 12 Ism
&ebHene grpreb tdI d &s. 8 05sm SnbiaaapO!s Icccr...... Il 4osm
Utlantic @rpres taeHd 80. < O0sla 8eHern @rpree tdel d.. 8 15sm
81 y Elm tagttm d b.. 6 5Ogm Tfmmt feline 8afastsre ts- s 30sm
Ohio Ii 8rs @rprb, tasI sd 7 O5fm 8orlS 5ir Ggp td9hS s Ill 65gn
Chicago D%tbifitn.
Chicago Special, tGp b :. IL 35gm Soutbern @rpr tdgiG So. 8 15Sm
2ou C @bi 8 @spr tdsf@ II 50Rn Chic & 9on @Epr tdgR4 P b 8 40Rw
eontsbtIIe Oibtfton.
Southern grpreb tasf &c.. 8 35gm 9outsb & NRabtfon g@ tGgl 10 l0em
&its &c 2ou S 8 tdsI s... 7 0OBm 4on & @s s tap P b.. II sogam
gRab @cc mn sonnt. 49,. 7 sOsm 9ouisbiGe u. Wathon @s s 4ONn
0ouisb & gNaStfou aesoa. 8 O5gm 9ouise & giHsb s 9tdgIi@ s 6 36En
Chicago & ecu 3 8 tdsi6 pb 8 55Ru 4Rabtfon Mccornn Sonutags 8 l5Sm
Ieabifon aceou tdgl...... 8 55fn 2n &c Chs gSpr. tagids IL. s RAt
2onisbiue @ccom agl..... 6 45frn
louisville N0. ........ 6 45Nm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-03

@ntunt
Yittsburs opel, tigli6 g.. 8 20gp
Tep Bort @rpreb tdsii6 S d 6 50@m
S6ueGer Mail tdeIid -. 7 55@m
Serre Saute @ffns dec tdgI 10 259m
&ebifone Grpreb tdslid d s.. 50Sm
atlantic @gpreb tde!td -. 45sfm
She D 3imitrb taslia sd b 6 45Rm
Ohio II 0irs Grp., t6gl S d. 6 55Nm
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-03

S r.su. Sleeper. P-rshor Ear C-csar c.. H-saset ar. D-Diuirs Gar
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-08-27
BIG TREES LIFE HISTORY.
Scars Show That a California Sequoia
Was Scorched in gas, 1441,
1850 and 1897 A. d.

Remarkably recuperatiye power fol-
lowing an injury was found after ex-
animation of the seGuoias of the Con-
verse basin. The facts are told In q let
ter from William RUSSELL Dudley to Sen
atcr Plat, says the San Francisco Ar
gonaut.
The effects of certain tremendously or
est fires occurring centuries ago are
registered in the trunks of these trees,
and the record completely concealed by
subsequent healthy growth.
Among a number of similar cases the
most instructive record of these an
cient forest fires was observed in a tree
of moderate size-about Is feet in diam
eter. five feet from the ground. 1t was
go feet in height and iii years old.
This tree when felled had an enor-
nous surface burn on one side, 30 feet
in height and occupying Is feet of the
circumference of the tree; this was
found to have been due to a fire occur
ring in A. d. 1897.
The tree, when cut in 1900, had already
occupied itself for 103 years in its ef-
forts to repair this injury, it's methods
being the ingrowing of the new tissue
from each margin of the great black
wound.
When the tree was cut the records OF
three other fires were revealed. The
history of the tree is as follows:
271 b. G.. it began its existence.
TIE first year of the Christian era II
was about four feet in diameter above
the base.
245 A. D., at SIG years of age, occufreda
burning on the trunk three feet wide.
One hundred and five years were occu-
pied in covering this. wound with new
tissue. For 1876 years no further In
juries were registered.
1441 A. D.. at LIP years of age, the
tree was burned a second time in two
lo~ng~grooves, n and two feet wide, re-
| spectively.
One hundred and thirty-nine years OF
growth followed, including the time oc-
cupied by covering the wounds.
1880 A. D., at 1851 years of age, oc-
Cured another fire. causing a burn on the
trunk two feet vile. which took Sc years
to cover with new tissue.
Two hundred and seventeen years OF
growth followed this burn.
1897 A. D.. when the tree was 2.06S
years old, a tremendous fire attacked it
burning the great scars Is feet wide
One hundred and three years, between
1897 and 1900. had enabled the tree tC
raGupn Tho nYnOcpd area IF tha burn tC
about II feet in width.
In each of the three older burns there
was a thin cavity occupied by the char
coal of burned surface, but the wound!
we're finally fully covered and the new
tissue was full, even. continuous. anC
showed no sign of distortion or of tn
old wound.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1904-08-27

their coast that such battleships guard,
and the battleships are theirs. And
it Is a semi-proprietary satisfaction
that affords a good part of the pleas
ure that any American evinces in gaz-
ing at the processes or results OF the
many government activities he sees ex-
plotted here. A visitor will observe a
hundred interesting novelties; he Will
leave the building-only to go back
later for another loOk-round-eyed
with amazement at the many things
the government does for the people;
but his spirit will be self-gratulatory-
it is we who are doing it all"
Yet another among the thousand OF
exhibits that may be classed as edu-
cational is to be found in every aisle.
in every corner of the Agricultural
building. Here spread out before you
are the products Of the earth's harvest
fields. In this one building. big enough
in itself to contain the whole Of the
Pan-American exposition at Buffalo,
are the farm products of every coun-
try. Here are sheaves of grain and
heaps of corn, made opulent with milk
and honey and butter, cotton-seed oil
and cotton, tobacco, sugar cane. ana
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ton. Here is shown the best of all
countries, and to see all that is shown
here is to see the best from the coun-
tries of all the world.
LAS for our country, what could be
more instructive than the exhibits in.
our government building? After seeing
it We understand far better than we
could have before both the system and
uses Of government Take the Philip
pine exhibit as another example. A
half days time spent within it's walls
Is more instructive than a dozen text
books. We are entirely too apt to read
and forget, but when we see W. re-
member, and here we see"
Examples that would bear out the
statements of my college friend might
be enumerated almost without end, and
all would but tend to prove that the
Louisiana Purchase exposition is the
greatest educator Of the age. We read
the histories Of the years to learn of
the worlds progress, but here we do
not have to read, we see it. In the
Transportation building We see the
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first railroad trains, and standing be-
side them we see the powerful, intri-
cate machines that perform the same
service to-day. That is an education
In the progress of railroading. In the
Electrical building we find the first
primitive electrical appliances, and be-
side them the many intricate machines
that are to-day being driven by this
as yet unexplained power. That is up
to-date education in electricity. In our
school Biographies We are taught,
among other things, of the products
Of the various countries. Here we see
them. The book learning we forget,
what we see we remember. Take, for
example, Japan. We are interested in
the progress of the island empire, we
wonder at her greatness, we read vol
ume after volume to learn OF her
progress. Here it is all spread out be-
fore our eyes. We see the same Japan
Commodore Perry saw when he broke
the bars of darkness that shut the en-
pire from the world, and we see beside
It the Japan that is to-day waging war
with one of the greatest nations of the
world. the same Japan that is an i'm
portant element in the worlds COM
merce. 1t is an education in the prog
ress of Japan that no books can pos
sibly give us.
And so it goes through all the great
exposition palaces, through the foreign
government buildings, through the
state buildings, and down the Pike.
Everywhere is a new and valuable les
son easily learned and never forgotten,
for we learn it by seeing"
To refer again to the United States
Government building and Its exhibits
as an educational feature, | want to
quote a part Of a paragraph from the
current number of the Worlds Work
that well illustrates the educational
noint I make. This Is It:
.Watch a party Of visitors from a
Mississippi valley state, people who
have never seen the sea, as they wan
der through the passages of the battle
ship model or squint along a rapid-f1re
gun on deck, across an imaginary
ocean. The shine in their eyes betrays
a mixture of excited interest and pa
triotic pride. Far though the coast
may be from their homes. 1t II JET
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st. Louis.-I was standing on the
Plaza ST. Louis, admiring the scene
that stretched away into the distance
before me, ending with the magnificent
spectacle of the Cascades. | needed no
company. for the great exposition all
around me was sufficient, but as I stood
there an acquaintance, the president of
q western college, stopped beside me.
Magnificent beyond the dream of
man." said I.
More than that" said he. do you
know" he continued, ito me the great
est thing of this truly great exposi-
ton Is the educational influence 1t will
have upon the millions who visit 1t.
Here In two weeks time one can gain
more practical knowledge of the kind
that will be useful to him in the strug-
gle with the world than he can get in
two years time in any university. The
college education is entirely different
from the kind OF education one gets
by seeing things, but for practical pur-
poses the seeing education is quite as
necessary as the book learning. We
consider a trip to Europe as a great
educator, but a trip to Europe cannot
be compared to a trip to this exposi-
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The modern man crossed his legs
and looked intently at his wife, who
was a modern woman, says the New
York Press.
Here we are on the threshold OF
married life" he said at last, "and, in
the language of the poet, we are up
against it the very first thing"
She shrugged her shoulders aGd
fault.
suggested that it really wasn't he-
Il would be glad to help you,F Fred.
In any way l can" she continued,
but you must remember that | have
had a college education. If there IS
anything at your Office that you don't
exactly understand all you have to
do is to say so and l will come down
and help you s~traighten it out"
But what 1 don't understand Is
here" he protested.
She shrugged her shoulders again.
81 know no more about it than you
do" she said. However, l can keep
books for you or run q typewriter
or -"
Just the thing" he broke In Joy
fully. THAT little typewriter down
at my office Is the most womanly H.
tie creature I ever saw, and I'll bet
she knows all about managing a
house. Well Just keep her up here
to make things look nice and home
like and you can take her place at
the Office"
But there was something in his
one that made her decide to look af-
ter the home-making business herself.
even IL she had to begin going to
cooking school to do II.