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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
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ieiner auiitentbiir seipro9sne WOrte
tpedten. Sie metonifd tlingenbe
Stimme bes einen Gpre9ers %ertannte
sr ipfort. Sds mubte &apitGn S9lies
mann fem, or laui9te.
,8ir 6aben einen &ranten an 8prb,
Serr @bmiral. Superintendent ..
9olen lit p0aig 5uiammengebro4sn."
Ser pa36abenbe Sffi5ier9"
.3u 8efebl, 6err @omirul. gr NOR
tppbl beute friib i9on leibeno. 9Gtte
Ct fi9 nur trant gemeloet!"
Die Mnttport bes @bmirals fonnte
SoGen ni9t p%erlte6sn, ir angeitrengt er
audi lauI9te. 9us 8lut fang in feinen
Obren. Damn pernabm er pieber gang
beutli9 fplgenbe Worte: ngs tbut mir
leib Inn i'm, benn er mar Elm iebr be-
aubter Offi3ier. Dim beftsn 1T es, sr
nimmt fOglei9 urlaub unb reiit BON
pprtsmoutb aus brett nG9 9uufe.
Geine &rantbeit erflGrt aQes. 8ei Der
Marine tann man nur cine eiienfefte
@efunb6eit brau9en. 9alten Die Seer
ben ni9t dus, 10 it's e6en por6ei."
Sine Mnitequng benin Warineamt
pbsr I'M Miniiterium fOnnte i9 INN
f9on perf9affen. Seine pefuniGren
@er1Gltnife iinb ni9t Die beften."
Oos mar pieber Der 4bmiral. 9ols
len ftiiBte ii4 uuf ieinen Gaenbosen
ouf. Die Stimmen bertlangen.
Die YumpenftDbe aber brD6nten
INNER nod. @r fiiblte jeben Stud
f9mer5baft i'm &opf. @r pergru6 bas
@eii9t in ben &ifen, INN bas einz
tDnige @ntlutf9en Der @eIen ni8t
msbr gu bDren.
Seine lebte Su9rt ulfo! Gr iOllte
l1rldub nebmsn. @r mar franf, for
perli9 5ufummensebrp9sn, pie[lei4t
audi g~emiit5sfranf. Oas erlei6terte
iebenfans bic l1nteriuGung. 4uf linn
blieb bic S9ulb iiben. I6er er foqte
elm unf9ulbis S9ulbiger iein, bann
beeing man feline 6Grte.
&ranf-franf mar err! sic batten
ia re9t. 0on beute on piirbe er ii9er
franf fein-franf b'ei6en ppr Seim>
peb na9 ben i6nantenben S9iffss
plarlfen, Die er perlahen muBte, febns
iu9tstranf na9 ben unermebli9en
Weiten bes 9ori5onts, benz unbere9ens
barren, unDergebli9en Meer nit feinem
berben Mt6em.
: Gr fiiblte nahe Srppfen bon ieiner
@angen auf bic ieuf3enb ge1ffneter
2ippen rinnen. Die @eqen fpriibten
pp6l fal5ige S9aumperlen bpr9 bic
6eniterriBen in fem @efi9t. Sber ma
rem es S6rdnen? Sdtte er getpeint Inn
fein berlorenes 2eten, feline Derni9teter
9%offnungen?
@einen2 Gin Mann2 Sin Off.
aier2
@ber er mar ia frdnf. &rdnfen Der.
seibt man aaes, AUDI Denn fe ibr Sc
bensf9iff ni9t iteuern tOnnen unb bin:
tsrber bariiber fpeinen miihsn.
Dim Srii6morgen bes nG9ifen Sage!
leu9tete Die Sonne freunbli9 iiber Del
tiefblauen, rubigen See. Sm i9im.
mernben Triiblin9sgriin prangten BIZ
8ersaiigs Der englii9en &iiite. Bali
fam Die Snfel Wigbt in Si9t. 9eger
apei l1br Na9mittass mar Der Safer
bon Portsmputb errei9t.
Superintendent b. 9p1en trat nod
am felben Sage nit vnrlaub auf I'M
beitimmte 3eit" feline Seimreife mad
&iel on.
Riemanb, Der bic suiummensefun
fene @eitalt, bas I'M Sabre g%ealtert
9efi9t bes Sffi5iers iub, 5peifelte al
feiner f9tDeren @rtrdntung, benz bDl
lisen 3ufammenbru9 Der Nerpen, be
bur9 Die entiesli9e &ataitropbe MI
aaau begreifli9 f4ien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15

" lite, Vita, bor dut gu iIngeni
IN Sd Tam es beute nidt err
,CO tragen." = Mffa lieb bic
9dnbe bon ben Suften sleis
ten. Prime Glen, pie btft On ners
p0s!"
.Sa-biefe llnsepibbeit lit i9redz
li9. Sober rebet ettpas anberes."
limb Hiemanb tpeib hie @abrbeit9"
v@enigitens nlir bic nadten Sbdte
fa9en, mas Die Oepei9en melbeten.
Die 0erluitliite lit ieBt perDffentli9t
fporben. Observation-Disclosures
Menf9en finb ertrunfen."
rSie 11rfa9e bes llnsliids fennt feis
nerg"
.Hein-nur Mutbmabunsen. Mer
nod ME in einem S9iff Jap, oratelt
aber bod pie Elm @a9beritGnbiger.
Man tabelt ben 4bmiral, bic 6iibrune
BEG @ef9pabers, bic MbftGnbe ieien gu
tlein getpefen, man babe es an duff
merffamfeit feblen lafen. 9interbsr
lit Sober febr tlus. Warum pObl &uri
gar ni9t i9reibt9"
Nfta brebte fi9 uuf benz &lapierftubl
I'm. ngr lit gepib is5r nieoergei6las
gen. 0ienei9t fommt er balb felbft
Sie Mittelmeerfabrt pirb ia nun bod
pobl aufsegeben fperben miihen."
rSebenfuus. Del9 tlGgli9es gnbe!'
Glen lieB ben @or6ang iiber bas Sen.
fer fallen. Die Nusfi9t uuf ben &ies
Ter 9afen, ionft ibre Sreupe, f9ien ibl
tpebe gu tbun. nunfere 9offnunser
auf 8efOrberung finb nun audi babin.'
Wit einem Seuf5er feBte tie ii9 ar
ibren NG6tifa unb nabm Die bings.
porfene 4rbeit pieber auf. Ser Ha=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15

srfen . e&Idss stuettsr alarm,
areiten . S@Idss, britter alarm.
oritten . S&Idse, bierter MIarru.
III. Soser aus uub S4Ina& aufseremt
8 S&Iase, Hahebrad ab.
u S&Idss u t1fr gaittasA
Die 70 beseiGnetea signaIe iusbsn NM BON S1urm
ra4ter a~neeesben ba an ben betrsf<assx Strnbep
Ieua,u1oea tehas MIaruftdaes anQstra&t fm1.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15

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nabe SIIincis
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-15
2. 6 q iteI.

" lite, Nfta, bDr auf gu fingsn!
SA Sd Tam es beute niGt err
,,Cc tragen.~ = Mifa lieb bic
6dnbe bon ben Saften eleis
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-12-15

From full-page illustration in Andersen
Bros Hunters and Trappers Guide.
The illustrations in this boo alone cost
$4,000
That raw wolf skins worth
as high as $4.25 shows the desirability of
being posted on fur values.
All the fur-bearing animals of North
America-what they look like; their habits;
how to trap them and how to handle and
sell their skins-is tool about in full detail
in Andersen Bros Hunters and Trappers'
Guide the most valuable work of it's kind
eXtant.
Hunting and trapping for profit is set
forth in plain language; the kinds of traps,
trappers' secrets. decoys snares, when and
how to set traps; game laws of all states;
all about skunk farms, opossum farms
fox farms; how to skin cattle and horses
and a thousand and one things of ines
Unable value to all who wish to know
about things outdoors.
This is a $4,000 book, but the price is
only $780, to shippers of hides and
furs a special price is made of only $780,
express or postage prepaid.
Andersen Bros, Dept IA, Minneapolis
Mimi, are the publishers This is the
firm that pays the highest price for cattle
and horse hides and all skins and furs and
the one that RENTS without tedious delays
They ship the Guide promptly receipt
of price.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-12-15
500 REWARD, 500.

The readers Of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure in
all it's stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing it's work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
ease that it fails to cure. Send for list of
testimonials.
Address: F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-12-15
Get A Gasoline Engine

We have seen farms where hus-
,ond wife and children looks turns
im drawing water from wells 70 feet
Ind - more in depth, for as many as
on,c We horses and thirty head of cat
tIo Many a youth has his nature
snoiled by too much wood-chopping,
~ FINDING and churning, when a
email gasoline engine would not only
Jo all this work, but much more, and
for less money than even boy could
he hired for. A young mans brains
in the way of management and ex-
nerience are worth more than any
work he can do with his hands. Give
the boy a chance to be something
more than a newer of wood and draw
or of water. Buy a good gasoline en-
cine. You will save money by it.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-12-15

The latest fad of the smart set in
New York is to invite COWS to their
dinner parties. The COWS are ushered
into the dining room with great pomp
and ceremony. There the guests are
supposed to help themselves to the
milk for their coffee.
| trust that none of the cows thus
invited will mistake the function for
a reception and feel in duty bound to
leave two cards, one on their own ac-
count and the other on their hus-
band's.-Seattle Argus
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-12-15

The test of the churn will show
the quality of the milk and the value
of the cow.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1904-12-15

The farm team which is accustomed
to heavy work should never be driven
on the road rapidly.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-08
SCHOOLBOY BLUNDERS.

Amusing Mistakes In Examination
Papers by British Pupils.
Tie following list of amusing mis-,
takes made by British scEoo!boys in
their examination papers is compiled
by the University Correspondent:
Iron is grown in large quantities for
manufacturing purposes in $. France.
THE sun never sets on British posses
| sions because the sun sets in the west.
and our colonies are in the north. south
| and east.
The diminutive of man is mankind
Question: Define the first person.
| Answer: Adam.
Blood consists of two sorts of cork
| screws-red corkscrewS and white cork
| screws.
Asked to explain what huttress is,
one boy replied. "A woman who makes
butter" and another. a female butch
err"
Teachers dictati0n: His chpler rose
TO such a height that passion we'll nigh
chOked him. Pupils reproduction: His
collar rose to such a height that fash
ion we'll nigh choked him."
A Jobs comforter is thing you give
babies to soothc them.
A skyscrapcr is an overturned hat.
Political economy is the science which
teaches us 10 get the greatest benefit
with the least possible amount of hon
est labor
An cmolument is a soothing mcdi-
cine.
In the United States people are put
to death by elocution.
Gravity was discovered by Izaak
Walton. 1t is chiefly noticeable in the
autumn. when the apples are failing
from the trees.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-08
1T WON HIS CASE.
The Inciden! That Brought About
thc "StGveifDc Verdict"

The Iacidcn! That Brought About
the ''StGveRiDc Verdict"
Ii was 4 characteristic of certain
Tennessee colonel that when once his
CratCrg had began to flow before the
jury nothing could stop it till the fount
was exhausted. On one occasion he
l@A just finished tearing his oppo-
merits argument to t&tters when the
courtroom stoyepipe fell with crash.
There" cried the colonel as the
clouds Of SCOT arose There is 4 smile
furnished by nature herself. Just as
that stovopipe has come unioirted and
fallen useless to ;he GROUND so my adj
versary's argument has fallen with as
loud crash. One is not more hollow
than the otEcr, not more in need Of
polish
AM, gentlemen Of the jury. what do
those clouds Of scot and smoke resent
bic-thoS" black masses shutting all
they light UpCn-What do they resem-
Bic more than the malicious libels, the
black scandals, which my adversary
has poured into your ears and with
which lie has underworld to bIacken
the character Of my client:"
His case had seemed hopeless, but
when he had finished the stovepipe
comparison the jury WIS converted
and returned what became famous i'll
western Tennessee as the 'stovepine
verdict" in favor of the coloners eli
ont
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-08

Til" cat. says Mr.. Mill i'll lis His
tory of the CrusadeS." was Il very in
portant parsonage in tie religious Srs-
rivals of the times which he describes.
At AK. in Provence, on tic festival of
Corpus Christi. the finest tomcat il the
canton. wrapped like clild in swad-
ding clothes, was exhibited in ! mag
niticrnt shrine to public admiration.
Every knee was bent, and every hand
strewcd flowers or poured incense. and
gTilnalkin was treated in all respects
DIS the god of the day
But IN the festival Of ST. John. June
81. poor Toms fate waS reversed. \
number Of Gals Were put into a VI, l,nr
BASKET and thrown alive into thu !l.i,.st
Of Il large ire kindled in til" public
square by the bishop and Iii, clergy.
Hymns and anthems We're sung. and
professions We're made by the priests
and people in honor of the sacrifice.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-08
ORAf4GE BLOSSOMS.
Their sc at k.~Ihi.s7~ the Survival
81 ~. t..e.ent custom.

Their i~c at k.@Hdi.tS~ the Survival
GI ga t@"Ient custom.
-&ut&urii'vs S. OK Of the use of or
an>" .,s-....S II weddings as due to
The f:.cl than The Grange tree, bearing
iii wipe golden fruit ana fragrant flow
r:5 II The same time. is Il symbol of
truitfGIHcs$. and this, we may take it,
is In" naiE reason OF the pleasing Gus
tVnl.
In Crete the bride and bridegroom
are sFrintlei with orange flower wa
ter. and in Sardinia oranges are at
t&chcI 10 the horns Of the oxen which
tiraw the nuptial carriage. DR.. Brewer
says that Sardcen brides carried Or
ana blossoms ut weddings and sug-
.e>,S that our modern custom is a sur
yiyal " revival Of theirs.
The custom appears to have been in
tcoGuceI from France into England
about 1900. According to Littre,
Women NJ their marriage wear
crown Of orange buds and blossoms;
hcnc" the orange blossom is taken as a
symbol Of marriage"
n VANITY Fair" Thackeray speaks
Of orange blossoms as touching en-
blcmS OF female purity imported by us
from France" This happy thought,
however. is merely fancy of his, for
orange blossoms. according to French
scholars ana writer's. simply Indicate
thar ''nadrmoiSolle" has attained the
status of madame"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-08
PATRIOTISM OF ANTS.


"Tc IDNH*ia Always Willing tn Die
For Their Commune.
Many times ana in many ways the
devotion III ants 10 their commune has
been tested. The rule is well nien in
variable OF instant and absolute self
abi@@ution and surrender ui pcf&rl2l
cas-" and appetite. life AMI limb to the
public welfare. The posting of scuti-
nelS al gateWayS is customary, an
they are apt to know first the ;!i-
preach Of danger. With heads AMI
quiyCring antenna protruded from the
opening, these city watchmen not only
dispatch within news of threatening
peril, but rush ont with utter abandon
to face the foe. With ants PATRIOTISM
is not ''Sccond nature il is inStinc
tive. Unborn, seemingly rs strong il the
calIGW antlinG as in the veteran brave.
1t must be confessed. however, That
it is rigidly exclusive. Racial catho-
Lefty is not an c!umctorian virtue.
Ants are without that elastic hospital
liz which embraces and asSimilateS ali
foreigners. Even the slave makers
hold their domestic auXiiiarir>; strictly
distinct.
1t may be due to overmasterinG pa
trintiSm that one fails to discover ind
vi,iual hencvolencc in ants. Friend
ships and personal affection in the linn
tied and specialized sense familiar
among domestic animals arc as yet un-
known. And thus it is with other So
cial insects.-H. c. McCook in Har-
per's Magazine.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-08
SALTS IN THE SEA.
The Four Varieties That Are Washed
Out of the Earth.

Out of the Earth.
Why should the sea be salt when the
lakes and rivers ar" fresh? This is
a question that comparatively few peo-
pie stop to think about. They recognize
the fact, but do not take the trouble 90
reason about it.
There are four salts in sea water
sodium chloride common salt. mag
nesium, potassium and calcium. These
are minerals and are washed out Of the
rocks of the earth by the streams and
| carried to the sea in state OF solution.
The water of the sea is being con
stantly evaporated, and it comes 10 the
land as rain, snow, hail or slccr. But
this evaporation leaves the salt in the
sea, and as the streams are I'LL the
time carrying more salt there the guam
tity is constantly increasing. but so
gradually that it is not noticed in the
water.
1t has been estimated that if al the
sat We're obtained out of the waters
of the sea there would be enough TO
cover tie continent of North America
To depth of half n mile.
Iii some parts of the world tie salt
used by the people is all obtained truIh
sea water. but not where there are salt
mines or salt springs, for the quality
of that obtained from them is mitch SD
perior to that yielded by sea water.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-08
A GROWING TREE.
Two Things That Nature ntar:abI,
Docs to Protect H.


Nature invariably does tive things
when she tries To grow Il trnn- she
protects the bark from hottest san
shine and the roots fram severe
changes Of temperature. Both these
points are almost invariably overlook
ed by man. Observe a maple or elm
or birch as it shoots from the %rmiuI.
Its sides are clothed all the way with
small tWigs unless removed by knife
or browsing. Any tree starting iii an
sun. otherwise the extreme heat will
rupture cells. and the bark will dry
inl split. AS far as possible there,
must be equal development of cells ojl
Ill sides of the tree. But care al Lh"
roots is even more important
The feeding Of tree is 1T unequal
Depths, but most of it is hear the sur
face. If the sun be allowed to Strike
directly on the soil the finer rooIlc;s
that do the fOraging are destroyed.
and extreme droughtS will affect III"
roots for a foot i'll depth. What i:
worse, the extreme changes Of tcm-
pCrature also affect the tree ami suck
its life away In some cases such
conditions are produced as encGUra re
the development If fungi or other enc
IaicS to plant life. Nature guards
against this by laying down each a2l-
tlimn Il layer Of leaves to mulch her
forests or solitary pets
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-04-08
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