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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
&uSlanb % Sen ifon=
Oinabtfe s. aIbd.

01nob1f @aIb6.
Boo Sen ifan0inobi1fe &alpg ip=
nes man at bore meget betenfelia
oeo Sen 8ea0ing, &rigen / gitalien
bor taget. 8aa6e @perige % Mor-
ge far til alle Giber %betragtet Mus=
lano meo mistenfelige gjne, og fit
tert meo ful0 @et; set piloe bore
unoerligt, ON cit Mation lom Mus=
1erre, Der / loo u0preget @rao er ct
Snolonosfolf, fife ifuloe 6ape fin
Spm9rflonbeo benben0t poa @te6er,
bbcr Set paa l%etteite Moa6e f,,n6e bo-
ne Jig en- Sei til &ooet paa eget Ser
r1tori11m. @n iaa6an Mogong pil6e
bl1oe meget let ug befbem ODER Sc
1'oroltge @gne al Sen lfon6inobiIfe
Salpg. &un6e &uslano tiIben0e Tia
!. @fs. set 2an6, ser Iigger Mor0 for
Ell 2inie fra Gn6en al Sen botuilfe
Bugt til 2ofoten, bil0e Set Der babe
&obne, ser sab set fri M6gana til
Ntlonterbobet yiom Set I'LL fun fan naa
9iennem Sc 6anife Better og Sun6e
~ tilmeo @oDne, iom er isfri bele
aoret rnnbt. Sore 8ro6erfolf ipnes
at bore fulot paa set @ene mes sen
Jare, Ser .truer Dem fra Sen SIDE,
oerfom S%apaneierne ifuIoe faa &el6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
General 9felion q. Milcs pcltter

General NeIlon q. Milcs pcl1ter
at blipe Yrobibitionspartiets ErG=
1iocl1tfouoioot; ban Dor aolfillige
Gauge nrrct nnpnt ionn Ell Demo-
fratiif Ml1liebeo, me11 Ser CT nosppe
@aob for bam Ser, l1aor Yar=
tiet far Iooool11c Stpr1e0cr lon1 Sen
egl,Ie" Scarf inoen i'm &Gffeepne.
Set or1iee: for n1egct rimeligt at
Mfiles Til fl1nue jamie ErpbibitionS=
l%tenunerne on Jig, lrrlig oo bon or
fic1bt JONI Ell bitter Tjenbe al Nr>1e=
&,nteel1en % al Noolenclt % mes
mango Eennner / Sphens 9en1ofruti.
General Miles pentcs at bore gp0
ipr nlillnlt , Mlillipner Sten1n1cr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

~ I4s 49, - fl3GETZ N--L 49,
til at itoppe Sen siffeubeosbettiI for
rl1Siiif gtergi iom 0e1t biotil bar
fl11lOet / 9italien. Sful0e Ser bes=
lt6en blipe 6are for, at &rigen pil
fprc0e Jig til europa, er Ser life rinz
ue Sanoipnligbe6 for, at &uslano
1lGitcn blept np6ioget til at brirge IL
lie Ylater moo sen ifonoinmiife
9olop til lt6fprellc. Oct mebbeles,
al Set ollere0e iii er / fnr6 mes at
bpg9c Militrrneie g%icnnent Sc Ggne>
Ser ltpoer cp til Sc lt0iotte 9onos-
oclc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
g moot Mfferen

Gn Gien0cmmelig9eo peo Sen I'M
~ocrIoeelie, Ser i bc11nc Sis finOer
Steo : Nor6unosienotet for at foo
f%ol1itotcret. om lllc1 Neprr lcntortell
/ Bette Nl,s, Meeo Sn1oct, er prroi0
til at bcholNe lit SGoe / bette, er at
5ooeOper lolel1, Mee0 Sn1oot lelp,
1piller eli felt unoerorbnet 9fpllc pco
Torhprenc. Sngcn ipl1e5 at bore
lGrIig iurig ior at fonnle tiltru10s i
bans VorbolO, bpilfet bel far lin
8rlt1o /, at ingen mistnnfer bom for
/ e9enlig Torlton0 at bope forbrl10t
Jig MOS 2pocne - / Set 6gielte far
ban nuret nioenoe ON, at hans Sol
leger / NpoitelrooDet, bans Gpcror0=
neoe / &irfcl omfu110et % andre Me0=
lemn1er al oette far opertraa6t 2op=
bu0et mos Mul1gegiite. San ser
life lUgges bom ol1oet til 2olt ems
bette Meopi0eri fob, pil Set bore /
bsielte @rno tpipll omt, om Ian fur1z
De feloeS poa bette; / bpert Tolo
11aotte ban flu1ne reo6e fig peo at
ofgioe Ell Grflaring ON, at fan mis-
billiger oeres 6cr6ol0 og for lit 8e0=
tonmenoe enifer 2oben pberbol0t.
stoget iao6ant berter man bill fin6e
@teo, m>lig foritarfet be6> at fan of
1tcielt beber lin 6orbin6elle me6 Sc
5iblte Cages @eIli9e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18


Gneitorme rafe6e 56n6ag @fter-
m61ag og Mften oper en- @trGfning
al @entralitaterne. Sber bele SEN
centrale Gel al Sllinots fal6t ser fem
CONNER @ne, og I @urlingtonegnen>
eeScpa, fal6t ser ii CONNER Gne pao
fla6 Scarf og 6anne6es ltore Driper,
laa at Sporbogne11e maatte in6i tille
Driften. S Set pitlige &anios bap6e
man sen bgrlte Sneltorm man bor
bopt / Sinter, men Sneen jmelte6e
Drrtigt> og man Denter, at Sen bil
gi6re meget @obn poa @intenbpe6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
farmers Nat'( gr6. Co.

m 0at'( gr6. Co.
Jorrige ltge of6plotcs / On1oNu eli
9ele3eretmpOe al Se1tDe1nnl10
ira life mi16re ems 90 Sto=
ter, lbpor Sanfen on en- notio<
lrol Smmnerilutning al Torn1erue
far bun0et Gililr1t11irg; iolt bar Ser
n1pct $50 Geleeoten. Som Set pil
crinoreS bleo ser i Gfteroorct of6oIit
ct fonltit1eren6e Mp0e ON oe11ne
Sag I Gbicogo, be0 bbilfct ser 6lep
reolot en- @fsefutipfomitG til at us
orbei6e til Sobe og @ilope for Ell
loaoon Srgonilotion, lom pao Set
Mgoe forelpbig fit Set lolrge Neopn
uNational Cooperative @roi119rop=
crs onb Stocfrailers Ms%lociotion".
s. s. Gaines al 5opefo, &onlus,
blep 5ormo16 og &obert 2inoblom
al Chicago Gefretnr for 6e>unc So
mite.
@e6 Mp6et i Smoba,oer oobne6es
Den 1. Marts, fremlogoe gfsefl1tip=
Epmiteen &elultatet al tit Nrbeioe.
Sen foreilug> at Mapnet foronnre0c5
til uTar1ners Notipna Grcbnl1ge
Company" og at 0e1s Tornluol ifo(
bore at fjgbe> lplge o9 onlintte
&orn, &reaturer og m16re YrpD11fter
poo &omisiion eller poo o1toe11 Moo=
Be og / bette Gieme0 at bpgge og us
ltpre glepotorer, @orebui e, Golo
Storage Mnlgg Stocfparos og bpoo
Der eller5 ct ~np0pen6igt for at oripe
Torretning".
@eo Mgoet Sen f6rlte Sag ino.
trooote Ell Splittelle mcllcm Sc Nelc=
gereoe, lom ert6te mes, t 9lcbrol fa
Gelegoterne troo0te 110 % lol1(c0ts /
ct 19r1f ilt M60e for at oonnc en-
Sonm1en1l1tl1in9 for Jig ie(p; >nc1
bso ct lenere Mpbe lllttte0e Sc Jig 0og
otter til Sobe6mp0et, % Sc %lt!to1ct
b!cp, at Ser I Mp6et Sen pocialgcrt=
De Sag, 6et 2. Mforts, oonnc0cs Ell
Organization efter Gfsefl,tipfol1ite=
ems Sor1log> og Sc al 6eru1e iren1lot=
te Sorilag til 2ope. og 8ilopc pcotc>
geS. Ser bleb ne6lot en- Sc tprcl lie
poa 8 Me6lemmer, al bpilfe 6. 6.
Sucfion reprpie1rtere6c Minneloto.
0enne &eitprelie ben1pn6ige0cs til at
fortlntte Mrbej0ct mes Organization,
beige @mbe0smnn0 og %inforporerc.
Toreningen; noe ten olle Sc tilltcoe=
berenoe 9eleguter tegneoe Jig fpr
Mnoele. Carl 9. B;olDn po(gtes til
lntOlerti0ig &osiercr, il1btil re01(pre
@mbeoSmen0 bar polgte. NI(e Sc
((oberensi t%enunc(ier, Ser bar %fonl1nct
til Sr0e cen fprlte Mp6eoog, erflu=
re0eS al Gormnn6 Gaines at bcro
poa WiSforltaoeller al Sc fremlogtc
2opfor1 lag.
Serere poo 2ogcu polgtc ncn upe
SeltDrelic @mbebsmrllo, % Sc for
lfjelli9e Ho1tcr belottcs poo faf9cnoe
Moooe:
.Etn1ioent $. $. Gaines. Gopcfo,
&anlos.
@icepreli6ent s. $. &o1fS, Ne>
brolfa Gitp, N}eb.
Sefretnr g}obert 2ilroblon1, G1i-
cogo> Sl1.
@oslerer 81. 6. Gol,pottcn, San,
potten, Sl1.
Ser bleb tiLlige ne0 lat eli @olnit6,
Ser ifltloe idrge for; ct Organization
mem Itrafs bleo i%nforporeret l1n0e>,
Staten @p6 9ofotos 2opc; at mo11
balgte 6eune Gtot fon al Sc li6ero=
le 2pbe, ser gjGl6er / 6en11e Gtot og
af at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES er for
bol6sbis LAB. Snforporotion / en-
bbert lom belit onben Stot pil6e be-
re um1lig paa @run6 al Sen tore
Mfgift; Srganiiationen bill nemlig
infonporere me0 en- &opitol al so
Willioner 9ollar5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
Sc Torenc6c Gtatcrs @%pieiteret

Se TDrencoc StatcrS 9p1e1teret
far I Man6ags afgipet en- &jen6elie,
Ser bar beret tmp0eleet mes Sen it9r=
lte @Fpn6ing / lengere Sis. Set
bar ongaaenoe sen %iaafal0te Sernbo-
ne1merger, Ser UNDER Mabnet vMortb-
err Securities Company" fonloli6e=
re6e Mortbern. Bocific og Greet
Sernbanelp1temer. &ien.
oellen gaar us paa, at en- joo0on
er / 5tri6 mes Mn.
ti<Sr11it 2oben og altlao 11Ioplig.
Sem al @gieiterets6ommer1ne bar eni-
&c ON 6enne &ienbelie> me6ens fire
par al Sen moolatte Mnifuelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

Mnbrem Senion, Mormonfirfens
0aniffb0te &iitorieifriper og &e6af,
t6r al n8ifrben", bar bIonot Sem,
ser ii61te uge ofbgrtes iom gibne al
Sen @omisiion / 6orbun6sienotet Der
umoerigJer Gmoot-Mffnren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
tp0nina tilIeaaer mr asannp

tp0nine tiflegger Mr. @epper en-
lon1 @roiilien bill bpgae
mellem Sltpit5a / 8oIipia % Ga
&o5; oellne pil fo,nme iii at u0aipre
ct nigtigt Seq / Sen INTERCHANGEABLE
2i1lie, meller bo1l og bpoo golipio
ol1goor o1lto9er fan, at 2ol16ets ltore
Mincrolria>om pil fomn1e til at ipil=
lc eli n1eget boz enlig g}ollc for octtc
2anoS 9cltoaclie i &lonernc.
,6or Ner1s &eofomncu6e lugges
Scr meaen @nat poo, at Sntewsicn
for Serabo1e6pgning / bette 2ol1o CT
/ ltGrf llopifling ion1t poo, at ct pen
0eltGrft mrerifanif 5pnoifot-oet CT
fopitolilerct til 10 Milliener 1plIors
for operto9et Sc 1torc &pbbermi=
11cr beo Gerro 81 Hosco. &po6 Sern=
hol1eonlGg ol1goor CT ser plonlagt
to 9obeol11ler, en- til G1t5co, Ct, ol1=
Sen til Nmo5on; Sen fgri tnrp>1te ST.
ltic oil iifre oirefte Uorbir1oeli e mel
le1n &opeoltooen 2i,na n1 @l,cnos
9(preS> meoe1rs 6elr o1oen bill ifoffc
Moao1lg til Sen gon,le perl1nrlfe us
lfiblrin9s0opn Sq>1itos pco 'Nmn5on=
flober1.
6or Sroliliens &eofo,a1neuoe ber=
leoer Scr. Eepper Opmnrfiom5eocl
poo, at bellee Meparblif bc0 Mcre
Sroftofen far forpligfet fig til al
bpggc i10er 4 Mor Ell 9o11c fra Son=
to Mlto11io rl1r1bt o,n Mu0ciru Sal
oenc til Mamorc, Ell 5trpfrril,g poo
800 Mile;; 0ennc @ore pil oobne ct
llbprc Mreol pe0 %Mnu5onf(obeu, loo
at bette foor Tor6elen al boooe @on6
ug Sfinneoei. Sen broj ilionl fe &C.
Njerlng omgooeS en0elig mc0 ltorc
Elol1er ON Sernboneli>1ier in6 til
Acknowledgements @ltc og iu6 / Nropir=
lcrnc @ppots pg Mottp @rosio, Ser
iii i1gel1 on6en 6crbil10elie far mco
Smber0e1el1 ems as 6lo0pcicnc 11c0
iii 81teuos Mnres.
Ser CT eu Ml1ligbeo for, at
SpbrgSmoolet ON 0ripfroit for el1=
Sci al Sernboner1e nil blipc lott pe0
ll0npttelie al Sc 1tore gor0rnasl er /
Mnoesbjergene til Tremitilling Al
gleftricitet. Gn frer1ragcil@e cl:=
le11lf Sngenidr> Bertrand far bopt
oeln1c Sag 11n0cr Snerbcjclie og
mcl1er, at ben fan aie1111emfbrcs, ioo=
lebes at ct lbort Sernbo1eipltem / Set
nprolige Mrgenti11o og @olipio fan
0ripcs he6 @leftricitet.
Mc0 @enipn til bpn0 Sis e 9(n!rg
tan fuo at lige for Sc sSor. Stoter
poopeges Set, at oi5ie bill fl11re poo
rogue cit ltor Mfintl1ilrg til Mellem=
o1 Sp0ornerifu al Sernbo11cifinner
% ol1oet Motericl, % Moppprten rel
ter Ell froftig Npforori11g til 6obrifs=
il1teresicrne / SC Tpr. Stoter ON at
1tptte Flonernc % forbere0c Jig poo
at frclnltil(e olle Sc @orcr, Ser bi(
fnn Morfe0 / Sp0on1erifo, 11etop loll1
mon pnlfer Sem Scr. Meo &cnlp11
til Gonfltrrenccn mes gpropo ON SET
lQoolnerifonIfe MorfeS poopcges SCI,
at 0er1rc iurlig pi( fommc til at jtou
nlen England 90 Splf(o>1b, 11looife
mel mes li0ltnGbnte 2onb, Ser o(lc=
reoc Far pltl1oet Ell S110golrg / Gpo=
omerifo; Sc Spr: Gtotcr pil oog life
bope nngcn gunifeligbe6 be6 at fo1tc
BE billige tpife &orcr It's al Marfcoet
DeO at lepcre Stoffcr al be6re &poli=
tet, Ser fan iGlges for omtre1t SET
lalr1mc lom Sc tDlfe.
-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

&enleb Maboers, gennets % 8e-
fienotes 0pmarfiombe6 paa r@t.
Saul Gi6en6e" % ftaf 8Io6et en- nh
Mbonnent bIonot lem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

cit Sur til schenectady SEN Z.
Morts for at osiiltcre me6 MolFir=
gen al Sen nplig ltifte0e s. 6. Or
lteo 2ogc Ser. Otter Geren1o11ierue
oeltoa MON / en- iortrinlig @onfet>
Der ncoerfore0es al 9}etier6igbe0.
MeOlen1merne al Mc&inlen s(nti=
Frofonitp 2eogl1e al Sen 0on 1fe Iu=
tier fe Strife 6pl0t 0eres reg..lnre
Mpoe &irfenS Tori omlingsiol ON
Mftenen Sen c. STARTS, 1bor ct iu=
tereslant Tore6rog ON Set biltori>
fife SSlon6 og 6onlfe Sro0itioner"
GoloteS al g. Gbriltenien. Gen
lml1ffe 3pbefont, iom 2eogdcn far
belti(t fnr &irfen, er mart fur0ig.
Den lopcs / 9rooflpn> og uoor Sen
er fur0ig, iii Sen 6lipe CIT ErD6 for
airfe1. Sen bliper 2 To0 ca 6
CONNER bpi % bill foIte on1trent
$3.50. 9enne Sum ct noe ten al(e=
reoe tilbejcbrogt At Mnti=Yrofanitp
2eagl1el1.
9en l1pc 2uge al 9on1f GpIterlom=
flt1o> vTremti0s @oob", blep orgo=
ri leret forleben / 9ol1io Sail / Trop.
Gonlfe. fra Grop og omli9ger6e @per
bar tillte0e til ct Mntol al 800. Yrn=
li0ent Sobn 9. @ecf og Gcfretnr
Tre0 6. G6riltenien al @o0tboob 90
gen, 9. 9. g., fore too Geren1onier=
ne. 0e falge16e bleD polgie TOM
9oge1S Gmbe0sn1nn6 for noe tie Mar.
Gr=Frnii0ent, @}rs. Gopbie 5foo=
rarp; ErGli0ent> .Mrs. &elene
Scbmiot; @ice Ernii6ent, Gm=
ma Gbriitionlen Gefretnr, Mils
Mogoalene S6rgenien; &osie=
rer, Mrs. Nielien S6omien; 6prer,
Miis 6rioo Mnoerien; Sn0re @ogt,
Miis Mortine Mn0erlen, Dore @ogt>
MiiS Sobanne @rpger; Gilli6smono
for 6 Moone6er, Miis Gbriitine 9l11=
oreaIen; Silli0sman6 for 1 Mar,
Mrs. SSngeborg Sesien, og SiIli6s=
mnn6 for 18 Maaneoer, Mrs. Mnna
2auritien. Otter Geremonipr1e
oonieoeS til 81. H. bborefter en- 8an-
fet ierbe. &es @ptieioler. Sen ito=
re Gal bar fragtful6t 6eforeret meo
oonlfe og omerifanife Stag, og Sea-
tionalfarberne par ltgele6es frember=
ifer6e / &eception @ullen. @e0 8or=
fetten bol6tes en- &effe Galer al
anorem @mithh Sobn g.. 8ecb>
6reo 6. Gbriitenien> @br. Sesien,
&asmus SEMEN % Miels Smitb.
2ogen bil 9oloe Me6e poa Donia
Sail 1. og 3. 6re0og bber Maaneo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

senb os gbresier paa mulige
Mbonnenter;; bpis Sc faffer % en-
abonnent, bill bi ien6e Gem en- @re-
mie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18
Sra Srup, y, 9.

GmbeosmnnG og Meolcmlner q;
8o0t6oob 2ogen of0. 9. g. 9juroe
en Sur til Scbencctoop SEN 7.
Morts for at osliltcre nle6 Mot1}ir=
gen al Ben nDlig ltifte0e $. 6. Or
lteO 2oge Ser. Otter G]eren1ol1ierne
ocltoa mon / en- iortrinltg @onfet,
Der n%coerfore0es al &etier0iebe0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-18

ogiao / 6enne &epublif er ser en-
Sperbane UNDER Mnleg, fra &p1t til
Spit, qg 6ette oil fremme MnIagget
al 2i1ier / @anama ill @renien of
Salpooor. Micaragua bar MI @is=
beo for, at Sen m~ellemomerifanife
@anal bill blibe bpgget gjennem No=
namo> boilfet bill paaifpn6e GuIofg-
relie al Sernbaneplaner / settle 2on6>
lom ollere6e / flere Mar far oeret
tnoer Sperbeielle, men iom> er Ole
oct 1r6iatte til &anolr11ter bar fo1t-
llaaet.
Mrgentina arbei6er iprigt for at
u6itreffe fine Sernbonelinier mos
95or6, life aIene iii 8olipios @rnn-
Ter, men en6og in6 ODER 6enne> til
Sllpit5a. Ser bDgges for Ei6en en-
Sernba1e moo Moro fra 8pen Suiup
I Den noroltge Del at Mrgentino.
Denne &epublif bar en- iamIet SSern-
banellengoe poo 1850 Mile, og SIS
ic @aner forrenter fig me0 giernem-
lnitltg 81 8rocent.
&egieringen / Gbilt arbej6er paa
at bore EN- Gl1nnel giennem Mn6es-
bjergere> bborbe6 l1spalIata Muter
bill bltbe fulof6rt, og 6trefte Sorbin-
belle mellem 8alparaiio og @uenos
MDres bltDe opnaaet. Meaen Be-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-01

Ihc tritc phrase catching II Tartar"
is thus traced 10 It's origin IN an old
cyclopcdin.
In some battle between the Rus
slams and the THtiarS. who are u wild
sort Of people ia the north OF Asia, u
private soldier called out; Captain. hal
loo. thcrc' I've caught Tartar,
Fetch him along, then said the cap
tain Aye. but hc won't let me" re-
piled the man. The fact was that th,
Tartar had caught him"
Grosc gives practically the same sto.
ry in his classical Dictionary of the
Vulgar Tongue 1875. but credits the
miSadyenturc 10 an Irish soldier of the
imperial Austrian service in n battle
against the Turks The closing seen,
ne varies thus
Bring him along" said his com
radc "Hr won't come" said Paddy
Then come along Yourself" replied
the other "Arrah." said he, but II,
won't let mc"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-01

Ihcrc are few more primitive meth
ods of transportation than those in use
today 10y natives of northern India who
make their homes in the vicinity of the
swift flowing Sutlcj. The boats of
these aborigines are nothing more or
less than bullock skins inflated by the
breath of the natives themselves Two
natives may be seen hard at work iill-
ing the skins with air. Having inhat-
ed them 10 their satisfaction, they will
leap aboard and paddle themselves
across the river great skill and strength
lihrium during the passage. But even
should the boats ovcrturn they are
easily rightcd, and the natives are with
ont exception expert swimmers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-01

Docs salt melt iccf Ia this question
there Is but half truth suggested
since salt mo- more mclt- lee than Ice
mclts salt Heat is the main agent
whereby % body passes from solid
10 liquid state. II has been well
known. however, for centuries that Ger
tain solid bodies when brought togeth-
or las here. salt and icci have such Il
chemical affinity for one another g.,
their tendency To combine and melt Is
so great that heat Is drawn from all
surrounding sources as well ms from
the store latent in these substances
themselves
When this IS the case they become
chilled and make freezing mixture,
the temperature dropping till the heat
drawn from the two sources external
and internal is sufficient to keep pace
with the rate of melting.
Fahrenheit in 1862 made use of this
very melting mixture when he secured
what hc thought was absolute cold,
thereby marking the freezing point on
his thermometer at - degrees An
SWprS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-01

Deep in the summit of the Cascade
range, in the state of Oregon, some
siNty-iivc miles north of the California
line, lies Crater lake. The United
States government. recognizing its
worth as an educational feature, wise
ly secured possession of ii ana made a
national park of the locality. An area
OF 80 square miles is thus protected.
The surface of Crater lake Is rather
more than 600 feet above sea level.
II is an oval basin between twenty and
twcnty-Onc square miles in area, sur
rounded 10y cliffs which range from
more than 500 To nearly 1000 feet in
height, the ground falling more gradu'
ally from their rim TO the present up
land level This great sheet of blue
water in places almost 1000 feet deep
Is interrupted near its western margin
by a pyramidal rocky mass, called
Wizard island, itself evidently vol
canic cnt.-rhiladclphia Record
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-01

Strength COMES only through Strug
Gle through struggle aud earnest work
never through rrautic beating
~ health Is prison OF your own
building. prison Wherein You are
locked 10y Nuur own thuughtlcN>n's~
md lack ut sell control tiryum.
stances have oomcthlug to do with IT,
aud YOU may have inherited "a tcudcn
81 toward disease. In that ease cUrum
stances must be- altered and inherited
wrakuc~, uutSroWu Both can hc done
Earnest thiuhiug aud thoughtful work
will move mountains -NaNwclIs RAT
ISmlu
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-01

An English duke Of great wealth and
large estates had occasion one day To
dismiss one Of his laborcrs AS the
angry man was turning away he sud
denly remembered that the dukes
lady held position at court with
the queen That was his chance and
his cue. so hc turned round on the
duke. oh yes, your grace" he said.
"I'll go home, But though I'm poor
man thank Cod never had 10 send
my missis out TO service, as you dC
yours"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-01
OUR ATMOSPHERE.


AbNNF wv tHhNAt =
one of the many uncertain elements
in mctcorolosy Is the height 10 which
the curtl's atmosphere extends. In
former days it was taught somewhat
du-muticrlly that height exceeding
forty five miles was uuthinkablc for a
gas constituted aus the air is This belief
WAS -ulUcu hy calculations respecting
the altitude of mctcorS. which became
incaudc-cout boy collision with our at.
mo-phcric envelope and were certainly
rendered visible iu this way at alti-
tudc- of ever seventy miles. Professor
Ncwcumh daduccd from the meteor
shower of Nuv. l3. 1867. that the air
carth's surface. Dr +. j. See of Wash
ington csslyod to determine the prob
lem hy watching the disappearance Of
blue sky after sunset Accepting Lord
Ruylcgh, theory that the blue color
OF thr -ky is due tu reelection Of sun.
light from minute PARTICLES Of oxygen
and nitrogen In the upper layers of
the atmosphere. Dr See on series Of
evenings trucod with the eye "thc last
footsteps Of departing day by the
cyuuI-hmcnt Of the nual trace of blue
in the armament lie then computed
from the data of the Nautical Almanac
the position of the sun at the time, and
simple calculation IN spherical trigo-
nomrtry gave the approximate height
Of the rejecting layer The mean OF
several observations Is l3l miles
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-01
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE.


In the United States Court for the
Southern District Of the Indian Ter.
ritory.
In the matter of d. w. Berry. bank.
rupt In Bankruptcy. No. 5470.
To the Honorable Hosea Townsend,
Judge of the District court of the
United States for the Southern dis
trict OF the Indian Territory:
d. W. Berry OF Mcmillan, in the
Southern district Of the Indian Ter
ritory in said district, respectfully
represents that on the 6tn day OF
February last past he was duly ad.
Judged bankrupt under the acts of
congress relating to bankruptcy; that
he has duly surrendered all his prop
erty and rights of property, and has
fully complied with all the require
ments of said acts and of the orders
Of the court touching his bankruptcy
Wherefore he prays' that ne may
he deCreed by the court to have a
full discharge from all debts provable
against his estate under said bank
rupt acts, except such debts as are
excepted by law from such discharge
Dated this 25th day of January, A
ID. 1904.
ID w RERRY Rankrupt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-01

"Your Uuclc Jim is good deal ot II
statesman. isn't hcf'
"Ycs." said the young man. Hes a
statesman. He's been tryin' to bc a
politician for long time but every
time he runs for office he gets beat
Washington star
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-02-01
BEFORE THE BREAK.
when Patience .. IiHrd t"r III"
strenuous. Eucrg"ti" Mortal

when Patience q. HARD var che
Strrnuou-. Iucrgrtic Mortal.
We are an familiar with the impt
tirrrc which ,umr- naturally with age
and failing health the intolerance ol
uulc hiudnurrs thr incuu-rpuru,o in
argument. the pctuluucc Iu oowmout,
which are the first signs Of svulily
Eut there Is another Kind Of impaliru,'
which has wholly different meaning
II comes tu the hi2h spirited. ,trcnuou,
man when hc feels the hand ~ age on
him or that prcmonilinn of death which
the human body in some hidden way
can give to It's owner. \ muu whose
soul is ccntrrcd uu u great idcnl tn
which Iis llr"'s wOrl, has been gwen
chnirs at the Thought that ho must h"
taiou before erriug ITS realization \
man again, or fiery energy whose days
have been spent u conflicts may rcduu
hlo his efforts ~ the prospect uf thcir
cessation and show an almost hyStvr
zeal vitality Ia his closing years /; *
commonplace of literature. The men
Of ~" greatest power have the least
liberation Tor petty tTiumphS. the nOst
abiding sense of the smallncss ot their
dnings and the magnitude of their task.
That line of "ln McmOram" which
was one at the last uttcrInCcS Of
Rhodes C'So little done. so much Ia
dO'l - a cry on the lips OF all who M
their eyes ou u flr horizon. Haste tU
Justify themselves. either TO make prnc.
ticnl snrur idea or to walk n little far
th"r on the road is the last innrmity
OF the strongest and best Spectator.