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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
seds3ebm 8ersleute
Sn elmer GrpIOiton in Colorado setObtet.

@oIorabo o SPRINGS, @olo.,
6. SUM-. Cine grploficn i'm 8abn,
bofe Der JlOrence unb Cripple Greet
8abn in Snoepenbence t6btete beute
mprgen 16 Dtiner unb bertpunbete cine
srOBe InaabI anberer eefdbrli6. 9ie
@rplolion Durbe ohne 3meifel bur6
9pnamit, tuel9es unter Der platform
oes 8abnbofes berborgen mar uno
our9 ben eben einfabrenben 3ug abge=
ieBt murbe, beruria9t.
gis 81 elmer @ntfernun9 bon bun=
bert Oarbs tpuroen Die G6rper unb
8lieber ber 10 pl6bli6 um's 2eben-
9etommenen nuf9efunben. Gin fur9t=
barer &ra9, Der alle Genifer in Der
gtdbe aertritmmerte, unb Die 8ebdube
Der @tabt Biz in ihre @runbfeifen
riittelte, Elm in Die 2uftflie9sn bon
Balfen, 8tettern, giientbeilen, Stei=
nen unb meni9li6en G6rpern in bi6=
tenn Gemii6e, barauffoleenbe Dunfel,
beit unb Stille, nur burt bas StD6.
men ber f9ner gertpunbeten unter.
bro9en, III bic Bei6reibung bon
Iusenaeugen Der RataitrOpbe. Die
ge66rben iinb ieBt emiig nit be,
l1nterfu9ung biefes 1ngliifsfales be.
f9dftigt. Cine @ompagnie ber Staats'
Wtili3en 1T unter Waffen gerufen I'm
n6tbisen Galles iofort our 9teae 81
fein.
Sas san3e 8abnbofsgebduoe, fOui'
aud Der 3ug purben nit fur9tbarel
@epalt in Die 2uft geI9leubert. Si
Stelle, auf tpelder fitb bas 8abnbofs
gebdube befanb. 1T ieBt Elm ungebeure!
Sod in Der grbe. 59dbungen 3ll
folge mtifen tpenisftens 200 pfunt
9pnamit In Die 2uft gef1osen fein
Die SbeDrie zines nnfales miro bie1
aagemei11 3urtifgeuiefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
glns oea Gert9tsb0fe,t.
Grimm a lsert9 t.

Sm @riminalgeri6te uurbe beute
Mor9en Sobn @rigsbp, elm 17.idbri
ger 9lngetlagter bes Rleinbiebfabla
f9ulbis befunoen ieoc9 unter fuspen.
oirtem urt6eile, folange er fi6 In gu.
tunft gut betrdst, laufen selaRen.
Inter Mntlaee beg tbdtli6en Nn-
eriffes murbe Sane Mtc@labib bonn
griminalri9ter berb6rt unb freise'
fpro9en.
Sm goliaetgeri9 te tamen
81 GdlIe i'm @an3en our 8erbanb!uns.
Sn 40 6dGen tpurben Strafen bon
81 Big 800 parti<enb berbdn9t. Ste=
ben Nnsetlaste manberten mad oem
Nrbettsbaus, 3 purben Der 8ranb
eSurp hberpieIen, % mad Der Sail ge=
ianbt. Gin GaG uurbe enilaHen unb
in einem 6alle tuurbe eine Sreiiprd9e
geaeben. Is Tdae tpurben auf fpdter
brrI9pben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
Wene &lasen.

Sie Union Sruit 80. als &eceiber
oes Commercial Sruif So. rei6te beutt
Wtprgen folgenbe &lasen elm: Sfaae
&uHen rnb Walter S. Subbaro 2
Soften bon $175, 2tllien 6. 2an'
unb Wm. 8. 2ane Sr. Soften, Snte.
reKsn unb l1nfoiten, i'm ganaen gum
Betrage BON 1886, Wm. 9. Sane
ST. $4,000 giote nebit SntereKen
unb Soften gum @eiammtbetrase bor
$75 90.
2ucp Scott rei6te eine &lage aui
G9eioung BON tbrem @atten &Ober
Scptt Elm. 9lls @runb siebt He an,
bab er fe berlaifen babe unb fi9 mid
mebr um fie betiimmere.
Wsarp price min bon g8m. price
qeIdieben Iein. Sn ibrer Glage Be-
Iduloigt fie ben 8ertla9ten graufamer
gebanoelns unb b0swiaigen Wersaf'
tens. @dmmtli6e 4la9en tuerben in
@uperior @eri9te Sur Werbanblunl
fomlnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
3ns init 800 EafIa9teren ent=
glett.

Gin BON Sammonb, Sno., nod bier
laufenber grcurfonssug Der MonnOn=
8abn entg(eiiie in Der Nd1e bon &ob=
billie, Sno. in Solge elmer gebro9enen
@9iene. @liidli9erueife purbe BON
ben 800 Pafla9ieren feiner erbeblt9
berlebt, obelei6 bic 2Ofonotipe unb
Der @epddmaeen bblig aerit6rt tuurben
unb bier pahaeiermagsons bus ge.
leiie berlieBen. Sngenieur 6. 8. Sum.
merbille ieBte, fotpie er Die @efabr b..
merfte, Die 2uftbremfen an uno i9lof
Die 9ampfbentile unb bieienl I'm.
Fanbe TT es tpohl gu perbanfen, bat
elm grSBeres unsltif berbatet tuurbe.
Ser 3ug fam nit FOLDER WuGt gum
Steben. baB Die paRagiere nit 8emali
bon ben Siben gef9leubert tpurben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
Snbanappis, Snb, Mpntas, Stunt 1904
Waifeier=gonferen3
9ie S9luB>M >Mbre9nuns.

Sn Der geifrisen 9ele9aten=Sisung
Der Dbesenannten gereinigung eritat-
tete S6abmeifter @eorg MHller Ieinen
8eri9t, Der bon bem Rebifons.@omite
elmer priifung untertDorfen unb in
jeber 8eaiebung fir correct befunben
uurbe. Na9 bemfelbsn ifeuen fib Die
Geiammt= =ginnabmen auf $309.55 uno
Die @eiammtsN sNusgaben auf $215.55,
10 baB etn ueberi6uB bon $94.00 er-
sielt uuroe. leber bic 8eruenoun9
bieies l1eberf6uNes paren Die Delegaten
getb.ilter Nnfi9t, uno tuurbe baher
mad Idneerer Sebatte bef9lolfen, baB
oisIelben an ibre relp. Union 5uriida
beri9ten unb beren Meinung be3u
gefdIuB in Der Nn9ele9enbeit einbolen
foGeu. CUR gntgegennabmeloieier 8e=
ri6te uno enb9iiltiger gei9luBfai1ung
hber Die Yertpenbun9 oes lleberf9ufes
unb ben Weiterbeftano Der 8ereinigung
Foa bann am Greitag Nbenb ben l..
Suli, no9mals cine 9ele9aten=@ibung
in Ger Columbia SaQe abgebalten
merben.
8orfBer @reuling bantte bann ben
9elegaten In tparmen Worten fiir ben
Gifer unb bic pft6ttreue, nit Der Fl.
ibrer f6merer glufgabe gere9t 9epor,
ben, unb betonte babel, baB Der fiaans
sielle grfOlg, 10 erfreult9 berielbe aud
| fei, bod benz moraliiden @rfols BEL
meitem na9tebe, ben bic beutf6en Ge'
tpertidaften oieier Stabt nit Der Nr'
rangirung Der Waifeier errungen, unb
pomit fie ge3eigt, baB Die beutfben Nr=
better bon Snbianapolis nod INNER
eine Wa6t ftnb, tuenn iie nur felt unb
einmiitbi9 suiammeniteben. gr ers
nabnte Die DeIe9aten, bas 9etntpfte
8anb Der 3uiammengeb6rigfeit au9
in 3utunft tpetter alt erbalten unb gu
feftigen, unb tpenn es aud ni6t in Der
Nbftdt Der 8ertreter Der beri9iebenen
Unions liege, einen beutfden @entrala
f6rper in Sppoiition su Der Central
2abor Union in's 2eben sll rufen, 10
follten bieielben bod tpeiter 3ufammen=
bolten, um su geeieneter 3eit, tpenn
ni9t frtber, i'm nd4ffen Wsai tuieoer
3u eemeinf9aftli9em Wirten auf benz
Jelbe gu fein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
gonaattemr 6. 9. See berbaftet.

g. 9. See, elm @onbueteur Der
Union Sraction @eienfdaft, befinbet
fid ieit seifern i'm @efdngniB inWuncie
in Saft.
9lm Samiiag Nbenb lit bort Nfa
Mpnts unter berbd9tigen l1mIfdnben
geforben See bate nit tbr elm
0erbdltniB unterhalten uno mar aud
auleBt in ibrer Geieai9aft am Samftag
oeiehen tporoen.
@eifern nabm Der Setectib Sobn
@uffigan aus Wunete eine 9ur9z
iu@ung Oes bier i'm Wasnolia @e-
bdube anidffig seweienen Mannes
bor. 9iefelbe bra9te cine groBe
Nn3abl 2iebesbriefe, BON bet 8eritor=
benen gum 8Dri9etn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
0es Wabor's Mafforoermmsem
Nh 6te @arger.

Sn Nnbetra9t bes nod INNER in
fold farfer Weiie sraffirenben Nerpen-
iiebers bat Mapor 0olbmann eine Nuf-
forberung an bic Biirger erlaHen, in
tuel6er ct bieielben ermabnt, auf ia=
nitdre 3uitdnbe In ibren Wobnungen
st febeu. Namentli6 follte alles Waf.
Ter, tuel9es gum Srinten, ober gum
Reinisen bon Grii9ten unb Begetabi-
lien benubt wirb, tpel9e unsetodt se-
9eHen iDeroen, bpr benz @ebrau9 abge=
fo6t feir.
MGe @runbiitide, S6fe etc. folten
1T reinli9em 3uifanb sebalten unb
3upiberbanbeInoe unber3isli9 Der
@efunobeitsbeb6roe gemelbet tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
Gin ruiiti6er sieg 3tr See
gemeloet.

2iao gang, 6. SUM-. Gin
NusfaG ber ruifiI6en port Irtbur
Glotte iou nit Der 3erf6rung bon 4
iapanelii6en 2rie9sidiffen, bic auf
einen ueberfau ni6t porbereitet tparen,
eeenoet iein. Ndbere gaa6ri9ten iotpie
8eitdtigung bes @erii9tes feblen.
&uffii1es RanDnenbo DOT
3er II 6rt.
Sotio, 6. SUM-. Mbmiral Sogr
bert9tet, baB Elm rniiii9es Ranonens
boot, tpel9es ben burb bic Sapaner
eelegten Mltnen gu maze fam, our6
oiefelben 3ert6rt tDurbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
NJ. 7. I'll. s.
9eute Mbeno @hlaBs Geter
Sn Der Sumlinion 9ale.

6eute Ibeno finbet in Der SonlIin=
ion 9alle Die S6luBfeier Der 6anb=
fertigfeitsbo6f6ule ftatt. Sir bieielbe
1T folgenbes programm aufgeftellt:
Wufit-M. s. $. $. Or9eiter.
@ebet-&eb. u. 8. p6ilputt.
8egriiBuns-gtbel Sims.
Wuiit-Sr6eFer.
Nnipra6e = 9r. Wm. 6. Carlton,
prdf. bes Butler college.
Mufit-Or9efer.
ueberrei6ung Der 0iplome bur9
N9tb. Qlnbrep W1. Smeenep,
prdiibent bes s9ulratbs.
Muft-Sr9efer.
Sm @an3en erbielten 164 36alinee
ibre Giplcme.
Inter Dieien befinben fi9 foGsenbe
nit oeuti6tlinsenbem Namen:
s anuar=@ @Iaf e.
Saura 8enningboff, Mtarie Binnins
ger, @tbel 8oas, 2ouis S. Bobnitabt,
@mma Brandt, Carrie gberbarbt,
George @mminger. 2pbia MDnninoer,
Srant u. NiuelIer, @ilarb 6. Osler,
Oscar s. plei6ner, Carl poblmann,
9arles &buOebameI, elmer 9ai9ig,
SAB. &C. Sbioelea, Soiepb 6. @pObr,
Carl %. 9teeg, Sbeobpr @tempfel,
gtbel 5tils, Bertha Ramber, Wil s.
2appes, glfte Sopp, Silba 2rumme,
Greb. Miuer, MDrtle s. Meber, Sobn
Wonnen.
Suni= gIaif E.
elmer abams, Opal s. 8anta.
geB 8eiRenber3 Nrtbur 5. Berger,
9lrmin u. Sobn, 6arrp &. Bonn,
@mil s. 8or6ert. Dora 6. gpiart,
Stella 9oeppers, @mil Reler, Nlnbme
2Ouiie Glenti6p, Otto &rauB. 4lberi
q. &rng, Wona 2int, Nnna Meier.
9anna s. MueGer, 5erbinanb 8.
Murr, Sulia 9. g1eion, Nlma 6.
piel, Selma u. gieI, gernon plum-
tner, @plbira Nlice preRer, 5erbert 6.
&eboing, Gertrude gmmeri9, Cor.
nelia &. @efler, Sacob Goldman,
Sam. s. @Dlbffein, Malter W1. Sue.
bel, panfp W. 9au, 5rieba Sappers=
Berger, Walter 8. Romineer, Mapme
RoB, Nrtbur Stuart, &obert Osburn
&upert, &OD Sabm, Greb 6. S6mib,
Sreo %. S6ulmeper, $. @ret9en
ScOtten, @ba 8. Steeg, Sattie M.
Sbubium, gbtparb s. Wagener, Ninn
@eiIer, @briitine 6. Wif9meper.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
Mns oentid3ett Seretne,t.

Der @Grtner 8erein be.
f6lOB in feirer eeffrieen rnonatli9er
geriammlung, fein biesjdbrtses pteni'
am 81. s III i'm @ermania Parl
ab5ubalten.
STR oafielbe tpurbe elm aus foIsen:
ben Wtit9liebern 6eitebenbes glrran9e=
mentss@omite ernnnnt !: @m. Builder,
@brif 5erberls, Wm Meier, Sacot
of, Wm Weierfelb, SacOb Grimm,
gilbert 2enB, Nusuit @ranbe, 9ietrid
Roiebrof, Wm 8 6Olt, German Sob
mann, Wm Waf9meDer unb ex oficio
prdfibent 6riebri9 9tifan.
N6t neue @eiu6e ftr Mtteliebidafi
murben geitern angemelbet. Sonfi
murben nur @ei9dfte erlebigt, tuel6e
innere NnseIesenbeiten oes @ereins
anbetrafen.
Der pfdI3er.8erein mdblte
in ieiner geitrigen In 5rib 8ernbarbt's 3
2ofal abgebaItenen regelmdBtgen 8er=
fammlung folgenbe Beamten;
prdIibent-S @lf.
8ice=Prdfibent- -Sobn Gernfaes.
prOt. ecr.-@aitmir 8uentber.
Sin. Secr.-Sohn Wa9tel.
S6aBmeiifer-6enrp Woob.
Jabnentrdger -peter 6ammerle.
Sruitees-g. pfferer, Srt. Stern.
berger anb @eorg Gaft.
edmmtli9e oben angefiibrten 8eam=
ten tuuroen per Exclamation ertpdblt.
Ser Grauenberein Greunb :
| d aftsbuno CAB 9eitern, gelegent=
lid ieines idbrli6en Gtiftungsfefes on
etelIe zines pidnids, feinen Mitslie=
bern eine GuBerit gut befu9te Na9s
mittags=llnterbaltung in Der @oluis.
bia=Salle. Sn fr6bli9em 8eiiammen=
iein, nnter S9er3en unb gemtitbli9en
unterbaltungen foKen, fdr bic Mebr=
aabl mobl gar su fbneu, Die Ita6mit=
tagsftunben babin.
Sn Der Columbia 6aGle bielt geifern
Nadmittag Der 24er unter #. :
8erein feline idbrlt9e 8eriammlung
unb 8eamten=S Snialtrung ab. Die
8eamten fino:
Brdiibent-@brifi Oetter.
8ice.Prdfibent- -geert prei9ent.
Seeretdr-Ritb. Srentner.
S9aBrneifer-@ufab Gothe.
Der 8erein befinbet fi9 in bliiben=
benz finanaiellen 3uffanbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
Tranfrei9.
0erab eBung 9tsn # :
3eit.

Z !.
2onb bDtt, 5. Suni. SSranfreid
1T nit Der @orlage, tpel9e Die aage=
meins Webrpf1i6t bon 8 auf 2 Sabre
berabieBt, in etne fir bic Biireer Iebr
erpiinf6te NenOerung ietnes Militdr-
Gpitems ein9etreten.
Die Nenberung tpirb b69F tpobltbG=
tise Golgen baben. Sffen tpirb suee=
geben, oaB in 3ablrei6en GdlIen Die
@rfol9lOitgfeit Der 2aufbabnen in
Grantrei6 BON bem breijdbrigen &a=
iernenleben berriibrt, tpdbrenb in Der
glet9eu 3eit Die iungen 2eute anbsrer
gfationen fib auf ben faufmdnnif9en
8eruf Doer anbere Sbdtigfeiten borbe=
reiten.
Nls ertrebenspertbes 3iel gilt bic
@infhbrune Der eiitidbrigen 9ienft3eit,
geeen Die iebo6 bor allem Der @in=
maab fi9 erbebt, baB bic Mrmee bier=
cur1 auf ben StanDpuntt Der WttIi3
berabgebrbriift tpiirbe unb unter i6rer
6elobtenit St6tisteit leiben mtie.
Die &efruten=Snftrlftlon aerfdllt i'm
eriten Sabre in 8 NbI6nitte. 3u=
nd6f fommt bic ginael=9Iusbilbung
I'm grereteren unb fonitteen rebungen,
Die 5tueite unb brittle periobe rn1faiIen
Die @Ompagnies unb Butaillons=grer=
citizen fotpie bte Gelbbienft=llebuneen,
einf9lieBli9 Musbilbun9 i'm G9ieBen
unb lan9e Wdri@e.
9anit finb am S9lufe bes erfen
Sabres Die Srunblagen sele9t, aus ben
&etruten quite Solbaien su MAIDEN.
Ilein BON iebt ab bleibt bic Nusbil-
bung fteben, oas sueite Sabr ift nur
cine Wieoerbolung beg i'm erifen @e=
lernten unb ebenio 1T bas 8erbdltniB
bonn britten gum 3tueiten Sabr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
Gtne Nn3abl Eerionen berlett
SnfOIse elmer goaiiion nabe Siberfibe.

9ln Riberiibe nabe 27. StraBe collie
birten leBte Na6t stpei StraBenbabn=
Wag9ons. Gina s pafagiere uurber
berleBt.
Die gabnbeoieniteten %. 9. Dunn
unb Der 607 Bright Str. pobnbafte
Wti9ael 6urlep erlitten 10 fduere
Ropfmunben, bab man fie per Nmbu=
lang in's 6oipital fbaffen muBte.
Wem Die St9ulb an benz l1nfaa trifft
1T bis iebt nod ni9t tlar sele9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
geiaem @nmoen erlesea.

Gce 9beparb. oer DOr einigen Sa.
oen In ben 9alse Wabagoni Werfen
In 10 Ihrefli6er Weiie berbritbt tpurbe
uno an wel9em Die Merste einen
SautperpFansunss-grOs sur lleber-
beiluna oer erlangten Wunben borneb.
men MOLTEN, purbe Sonntag yfa9t
bur6 ben Sob bon feinem 2eioen ers
l6f.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
6 eifbm n's & So@ter ber1obt

garis, 6. Suni. Ser rGigaro"
meloet bic 0erlobung bon Wartba
2eiibman, So9ter beg amerifaniiden
@efanbten III gonifantinopel, NIT benz
@rafen Souls be @ontant=Biron.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06
Ser Tlassentas tn oem 0ffent=
lt9en S9mlem.

Nm IA. SUM- tpirb in allen Difent=
li9en S6ulen Der Stabt Der 6laggen.
Sag unter entfpre9enben 6eierli9feiz
ten begangen trerben. Sas 6rauen
Relief Corps unb Die poiten Der g. u.
&. tuerben an benielben tbeilnebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-06

p@ 0auat bie Tish I Mingo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-03-11
An Arab Spy Outyvitted.

Once at least in Egypt the loss Of hi
eye in an earlier campaign proved ;
great service TO Lord WolSelcy and h.
army. He could get no information O.
the enemy's strength or position. y
Arab was captured prowling arOUl
our outrosts and was brought befo-
him. Ii was ten 10 one the sullen fl
low knew everything. Lord Wolseie,
questioned him. The fellow answer,
never a word. standing stolid bctwcci
the two soldiers At last n happy iGc,
struck the general. He said in Arabic
1T is 10 use Your refusing 10 ansWg'
me. for | am a wizard and at a wisl
can destroy you and your masters. TC
prove this to you | will take out m!
eye, throw It up. catch ii and put ii
back in my head And. to the horror
and amazemcnt of the fellow. Lor,
Wolselcy took out his glass eye, threw
It up. caught and replaced it, That
was enough. The Arab cap.tulatcG
and the information lie gave the staff
led to Arabi's lc!eat.-LpudoH Globe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-03-11

A celebrated doctor in Reims, while
visiting a patient and listening to his
troubles, put his hand In his pocket
and mechanically rubbed together some
pastils which were there. Suddenly a
slight explosion took place, and at the
same time the doctor experienced a
sharp pain in his hand. Upon exami-
nation he found that the bottom OF his
pocket was burned out and that his
under linen was much scorched, While
one OF his fingers was also injured.
He remembered that he had carried
in his pocket for some days two pastils
containing chlOrate Of potash and one
pastil containing chlOrate of sugar.
The last named was broken into little
pieces. while Of the potash pastilS one
was intact, but no trace could be found
Of the other 1t seems that the doctor
had rubbed the chlorate Of potash pas
til against the chlOrate Of sugar pastll
and that at the point of contact small
quantity Of explosive powder had been
formed. This had ignited, with the re-
suit That the chlOrate Of potash pastli
had been instantly decomposed.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-03-11
For Those who Read.

In one of Mr.. Mabie's literary talks
he submitted the six following admo
nitlons for those who read:
Do not read at random. Select your
books in advance.
Read lntclligently and with foresight
Make a scheme for the season, not toe
large TO be worked out.
Read books that interest you. Fol
low the line Of your taste unless your
taste is wholly unframed. II 1t is
read good books in different fields un
Ill you find out what you care for most
Have a book always within reach
and make the most OF your spare min
uteS.
Read only good books and put your
mind on them. To get the best out OF
books you must be able to remember
them.
DO not make a task of reading. Read
for enjoyment
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1904-03-11
Countries Us Prevents.

Cleopatra received Egypt as pres
ent from julius Caesar. Lucullus, Sui
la and Pompey each gave away half
a dozen Kingdoms Antony gave the
little kingdom Of Jud9a to IIerOd. One
Cf the excellent stories Of the past Is
lat the Emperor Constantine gave
Rome and all Italy to Pope Sylvester,
who cured him OF leprOsy. King John,
called Lakeland. being excOmmunicat-
ed by Pope Innocent Ill, gave to that
pope and his successors the kingdom OF
Ireland and England The deed reads,
Not constrained with fear, but with
my full consent and the advice Of my
barOns, for the remission Of my sins
against God and :he church, resign
England and Ireland 70 God. st. Peter,
st. Paul and our lord the Pope Inno-
cent, and TO his successors in the apOs.
tolic chair" Julius III. gave the estates
OF King Louis XII. TO the Emperor
Macmillan. SiXtus V, Gregory XIV.
and Clement VIII. were ready to make
Il present Of France to whomsOever
Philip II. would have chosen for the
husband OF his daughter Clara Eu-
genia. Alexander VI. presented the
East and West Indies TO Spain and
Portugal, which was like giving al
most all the earth.
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a Turkish Serpent superstition.

Tie people Of all serpent ridden
countries have many charms. spells
and incantations which they repeat or
perform for the purpose of exercising
such obnoxious visitors. In Turkey ev-
eryboly from the sultan TO the gamin
appeals to the serpent king, Chah-Mi-
ran. When they come in contact with
a serpent. the first exclamation is In
the name Of Chah-Miran. 90 away and
hide thyself" OF course Chah-Miran
has been dead for centuries. but the
Turk argues that The scrTcnts do not
know this. II they knew that they
were 10 lon-cr under his influence.
they would destroy the whole human
race.
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A Hidden Warning.

1t is recorded In history that when
Darius, king Of Persia, invaded Scythia
the ruler OF the latter country, Idan-
thuras, sent him message consisting
Of a mouse, frog, bird, an arrow
and a plow. The wisest men in the
army puzzled over the meaning Of 1t,
which was conjectured to be that the
empire was surrendered. 1t was sup
posed that the mouse slgnified the
dwellings, the frog the waters, the
bird the air, the arrow the arms and
the plow the land.
But 1t turned out eventually that
the Interpretation intended was that
unless Darius and his soldiers could fly
like birds, burrow like mice or betake
themselves like frogs to the water they
would never C.cape the weapons Of the
Scythians and make their way out OF
the country.
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Animals Become Insane.

Insanity in the human subject Is SUI
posed by some To have no analogue /:
the lower animals. Yet many cases
according to DR.. Sneilson, will lead t
the permanent loss of self control
Cattle driven from the country throug
a crowded town will often wor
themselves into a frenzy. Horse
have gone uad on the battlefield. y
Balaklava an Arabian horse turned O.
its attendant. threw him down am
kneeling on him, attacked him like
infuriated dog. An instance is relate
of a docile horse suddenly going ma
on a hot day. Everything that c@n
in its way it seized in its teeth al
shook as terrier does Il rat. y sc.e
tist Of authority even goes SO far a.
prove by what appears 10 be inconte'
able evidence that eats. dogs 4;
monkeys have been observed To L.
delusions very similar 70 those OF
sane people.-LOndOn Globe.
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The birch.

Old writer's IN mentioning birch trees
seldom failed TO say solemnly that they
were useful TO grow branches with
which to give boys thrashings. Turner
regards the supply of flexible, pendent
branches" for purposes Of punishment
as the chief merit Of the tree. Coles
also based his estimate Of the birch
chiefly on its use in the supply OF rods
as instruments Of punishment, for he
writes: "The civil uses whereunto the
birch serveth are many, as for the pun
ishment OF children, both at home and
at school: for II hath IN admirable in
fuence upon them 10 quiet them when
they are out Of order. and therefore
some call Il makepeace.' In ancient
Rome the fasces Of the lictors, with
which they cleared the way for magis-
trates, were formed with rods OF birch,
and their influence was sufficient 10 in
sure rapid dispersion of men assem-
bled where they would impede the
passage Of the administrators Of the
law. From that time 10 within COM
paratlyely recent period the birchen
rod was regarded as one Of the most
important deterrents of juvenile de-
pravity.
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why People Stnm m er.

Stammering depends, on Il want OF
harmony between the action OF the
muscles (chiehy abdominaD which ex-
pei air throughithe larynx and that OF
the muscles which guard the orifice
by which 1t escapes'with that of those
which modUlate the sound to the form
Of speech. Over either OF the groups
of muscles by itself stammerer may
have as much power as other people,
but he cannot tremendously arrange
their conjoint action. Nervousness Is
frequent cause of stammering. 1t Is
possible that the defect In some IN
stances may result from malformalon
Of the parts about the back OF the
mouth. The fact that stammering
people are able to sing their words
better than TO speak them has been
usually explained on the supposition
that In singing the CLOTHS Is kept open
so that there Is less liability to spas
modic action.
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A Rird Tint Is Feared.

The elster CPica candata) is a bird
that IS respected and feared through
out south Germany. 1t belongs to the
raven tribe and is about the size OF a
dove. with black and white feathers
and long, pointed tail. 1t builds It's
nest in orchards, and its life Is sacred
If il Is seen three times in succession
on the same house top In a place re
mote from its home It is believed to be
a sure sign of death in that house. II
II flies and gives its peculiar cry tht
sick person is sure to die. bat If Il
does not scream the patient may re
cover. II is better for ttc sick per
son If the bird does not come ne2t
No one could lie hired I'D tO5her thcs
birds for fear they micht seek revenge
and If by chance one OF them shoui
die 1t is sign Oh bad luck 10 the owne
Of the property where it Is found
The bird IS a valuable Insect destroyc
and in this way probably more tha'
compensates fer the fear it occasion
among the farmers.
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A Rif af Good Advice In Time.

An Antoinette Sterling story relates
to 'The Lost Chord" which she made
famous. The song did not appeal to
her when the manuscript was sent to
her by Sullivan. But Sir Joseph Barn
by spent an evening at her souse al
that time. and in casual way she re
mark ed: by the way, Arthur Sullivan
has sent me manuscript Of new
song. which he has asked me to sing
You might look ut 1t. Personally, !
don't think much OF it AMI am goin.
to return it," Barnby tired 1t owe
there and then. and before lie lad gon'
half through it he stopped and said;