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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21
Neme Sneorporationen

@lifon Nutomobil @cmpanp bon Sn-
bianapolis; @apital $40. 900; Direeto=
rem, g. 80. glfon, s. 8. glfon uno
6. 6. 8aien.
pioneer Oil, 8as & Utining Cons
panp bon 3oiebiae; Capital $4,000;
Direttoren, q. s. Marf, $. s. Sal
mon, 8. N. Walters. gomaro Bar.
nes, 8. .. Suites, g. 8. Barnes uni
o. 6. McWullin.
Setalb @Ountp @o.operatibe 60. bor
Butler; capital $35. 900.
6. u. Sbrif & Co., bon Soutl
Benb; @apitaI $40. 900; SncorporatD
rem, q. u. @enrid. Wilirm u. Wtt
Snerp unb 0epa q. @arr.
NationaI 8elepbone unb 5elegrapl
@ompanp, bon @eit girginia; @api
tai $3.50, 900; capital in Snbiana
$175, 900; prdf%nt. 8. 6. paul.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21
Gisarrettenram@eu als S@eis
onasgrmao.

Qlleranber Wppper, Der bor eini9er
3eit gegen @arris Q. @ppper eine
S9sioungstlase einrei9te, erbielt bic.
ielbe gefern bur9 @i9ier 2eathers
augeipro9en. Die 9aupttlage gegen
Die 6rau mar bic, oaB ie iid Dem 81
garrettsnrau9en erseben babe. Ser:
i9iebene 3eusen, Die Dorgelaoen ma-
rem, b.seugtsn, bab He bic Grau mt
Der Cigarette i'm Wunbe seieben. Sel
@i9ter erfannte bies als @runb su,
8etuiuigung elmer S9eioung on uni
als freier Mann berlieB Wspper bi
8eri9tsbaae.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21
Snbianapolis, Snb, 8reitas, 81. Stpber
Srunfenbeit iditt sor Strafe
nidt.
einbre4er Rartin Song peri9fpintet auf
einisen Sabren BON Der 9ilbf fIdfe.

Nm-29. Nueuf. etmas na9 l r1br
Woreens erpa&te Srau 98illiam
9rpuis. 121 Warplanb StraBe uub
fab beim S9sine Der Na6tlampe einen
Wann in ibrem 3immer, Der. iobalo
er fi8 entOedt fab. iofort iib CUR Gludi
manote. Die poIi5si murbe serufen
uno wenise SduIer entfernt wuroe
Wartin Song, au9snideinli9 betrun.
fen, Obne Sdube bor feiner eisener
8bhre i6lafeno aufsefunben. Song
wuroe bon Jrau &rouie poiitib als BEL
Wann, ben fie In ibrem 3immer 9e.
ieben. ioentifi3irt. SIM @riminal9e'
ri9t geifern, unter Nntlase beg Sin.
bruds itebenb, pIroe Song bOr einel
Surp berb6rt. Sein Mnwalt plai'
oirte. oaB Song our 3eit au betrunter
mar, cine iol9e Sbat aussufibren
pdbreno bic 4ntla9e behauptete, oaB e
fid nur beritsqt 9abe. Die @eidwo
rensn iaben anideinsnb bic Sade In
islben Gi4te uie Der antldger an. benz
Song, Der bas 80. 2ebensiabr iiber
iaritten, tuuroe iduloig befunoen uni
su elmer 3u9tbausftrafe BON 2-14
Sabren uno gum 8erluite Der 8dr9er
re9te ftr 2 Sabre bsrurtbeilt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21
6nte Musfidten fur Saser.

ltniere glihtrobs, bic i9on ieBt faum
Die 3eit abwarten t6nnen, ipann bas
slhdli6erpeiie itrense Sasoeeieb ibnen
erlaubt, nit Glinte uno Jaaobuno
in's Gelo binausau3ieben, um auf bie
idmadbaften Wahteln Sa9o 3u ma=
den, rerben nit 8ersniigen erfabren,
bab bic Wadteln in bieiem Sabre in
GROCER 3abl eriftiren follen uno bab
ii9 ibnsn besbalb treffli9e gusfaten
auf eine ergiebi9e Saso bieten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21
Dem Sdtdiale, lebenois besra:
ben 3a weroea, nod sladltd
entronnen.

Wdbrenb peter CLANS bon Go. 221
Weif IL. Strabe geitern Na4mittag
an Der Nsm Seriep=, nabe Der Is.
StraBe. NIT bern Mussraben elmer @i=
iterne beiGdftigt mar. itiirate pl6bli&
bic @roe berab, ibn fait gdnsli4 ber=
Ihhttenb. @lidlider Weiie gslang
es, ibn su retten, ebe er irgeno uel9e
erbebli9e Verlebuneen babontrug.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21
$1,000 Sdaoeneriat berlamst.

6rant 6. @ilsp, reidte bur1 ieinen
nd9ften Jreuno &obsrt W. Bilep cine
$4,000 S9aoeneriabtlage seeen bic
Snoiauapolis 8raction uno Serminal
Sc. unb assen bic Big Gour.Babn
elm. &ilsp bsfano fi9 our 3eit oes
3uiammenifoBes an Der Mihouri
Strabe 3wiiden @trabenbabnmagen
am 25. Suli, als pahasier auf benz
@traBenbabnwasen uno sos fid Ser.
lebungen 3u.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21
8ani9reiner Jreo. goberlb
bermiBt.

Greb. @ooerlp. 1911 Mrrotu Mbe.,
elm Bauf9reiner, perlieb am borigen
Sonnerstas feline Wobnuns uno uirb
ieit Der 3eit permibt. Seine Grau,
bic nattirli9 iiber fein lan9es Sort
bleiben In SOrse idwebt, bat fi4 isbi
an bie poli3ei sewanot, i6n BEL Der
Muffinbune oes Dermibten bebilfli8 3u
ftin.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21
Smuossseri9t.
9auernber GinbaltsbefebI erlafen.

4i6ter Nnoerfon i'm gunoesgeri4te
erlieb einen bauernoen ginhaltsbefebl
aeeen bic perfection WagnetO SO. bon
InoerIOn, our9 iuel9en bieIelbe bebin=
bert mirb, cine setpifie 9orte eleftro-
magnstii9er 3anomai9inen far @ass
maihinen 81 fabri3iren. Die Sen-
brids Nobeltp 60. aus Snbianapolis.
waren Die &ldger in oieiem Sale. Die
NnberSon 60. berleBte angebli9 eas
patentre9t Der Rldser.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21

SobnS. 2egs bon 129 Weff
Widisan Ctr. uurbe geifern unter Der
Antlaae bic Watlaeiste berlebt gu
bpben, perbaftet. gr bate fi9 Sc.
tpeiaert, bic 3abl Der In ieinem 0auie
anidifgen Stimmgeber an3useben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21
Tern bon Der Ssimatb sefor6en.

6eute friib berffarb i'm Stabtboipt-
fal Natban Wilion aus Warren, 4p.
Ser Mann uuroe am 9ienitag in
grigbtwOOo in einem alten gBagen in
asrbenoem 3ufanoe aufsefunosn. @r
erlag elmer 9ronii9sn 2uftr05ren-gnt.
3iinoung. Wilion binterldBt 5rau
uno 3msi 2inoer, Die nit ibm in BEN
Wagen nad bier getommen iuaren.
Wilober3ise 9suts bab.n fi9 Der ipsr'
lahenen Gamilie angenommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21

Rabb liner Charles s. 9oifman
bon Der gsreiniaten Stbii9en @e-
msinbe, Mabiion Mbsnue uno Union
Str. mirb beute Mbenb tibsr ben 9stt
.Subiider patriotismus" preoisen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21

Moreenfunoe an i6on in ben Sbst'
len Der Shoieits, mel9e Die mdhtigen
Nnlassn Der vSnoianapol
8reuing 6 o." umgeben uno IN
ben usiten &dumen bieies grOBartigen
6anbels gmporiums enttpidelte fi4
cine S6dtigteit, uslde ben GletB Der
Bienen nod iibsrbOt. 81 glei4er 3sit
aber auf .insn Ilnsinsetueibten ben
@inbruf 6srporrufen muBte, bab fid
in ben Rdnmsn elm Seft gan3 eigsner
art abIpielsn mErbe.
Aus ben braben feibi9en Brau-Nr-
beitern uurSen aQmdlig Ritter aus
iener elorrei9en 3eit, IN uelHsr @m.
S6afeipenre feline 9nnies. .Dramen uno
Die unferbli9s 6isur zines .5aafaf"
Id3uf, uel6er tapferer BEL benz 8ebrdu
aus Mals unb SOpfsn ausbarrt, als
in oem 9etiimmsl Der S4la8t. mo er
Dem grunbiaB buloist. baB Der
Mutbige tapfer 3uriidweitt.
&c wuroen aus ben tpaderen Uldns
nern, welds nit gierfdhern bano.
babeu, mie ileine Mdb9sn ibre 8dGs,
anappsn uno 9erOloe aus Der slOrs
rei&en 9eriooe oes ebr9ei3igen BUR-
aunbsr 6er3Oes .Rarl Der 2abns".
Mber niat nur in ben &dumen, me
Die Mdnner arbeiten, fanben iOlds
Ueetamorpboien fatt, nein au4 bort,
mo HeiBige Mdo9enbdnbe unermholit
mirtsn uno i9affeu, Inn Die Glaidsr
nit benz eoloigen Dtifeloorfer" gum
gerIanbt bsreit iu MAIDEN, mar cir
reyes Sreibsn trabraunebmen, pie es
auf elmer groBen ghbne gu berriaer
pneat, penn 2iralfp Bros. elm 9rOs
artiees 59auffd CUR Gnfibrunl
bringen.
aus oieEen iungen Wado9en tpuroeu
Semen, wel9e ben S9uBengsl De,
grauerei, uel6er auf sinem &aoe ii6e,
Die groiugsl binueginuf. buloigen
uno az oieIe Vorbereitungen waret
fir einen SssitsHg befimmt. tuie ibn II
ieinsr 4rt, psranfaltst bon elmer elm
sigen 6irma. nod ME subor ii9 burd
Die 6traBen bon SnbianapOlis beweg
bat.
6iirma6r. Der Sreuoe iiber bi
gbrung. uel4e Der pSnopls. 8rewin
Co." su She'll muroe, als lie auf be
@elt 4usfeaung in ct. 2ouis Il
goncurren3 nit III 8rauersien oel
r@roben preis" errang, tonnte 4
niat ih6ner uno aud ni9t finnige
ausoruf serleibsn, als ourd elm
Semohftration. an pel4er Die gang
our9 bic prsisperlsibun9 i.lbff ges6ri
Staot t6eilnsbmsn fonnte, als ours
einen ssfsus. psl9sr in ieinen @rune
qebnntsn eroBan9ele9t mar uno m lei
ner ausfhbruns fib mod srobartigs
qefaltete, als bic Serren, uel4e b
pldne ftir Die paraoe enttuorfen, II
trdumen lieBen.
SerGeffsus.
gs mar 10.45 estporben, als 6rot
WariGaa @eorse 9. 0ammono, oa
Commando gum abmari9 CAB. Del
ielbe uno iein eriter aoiutant, 6e,
GeOree %. 9eluie, batten emiis 3
Idaffen. um Oronlns In oas aniGe
neno unentmirrbars @baos 3u brinser
9lber vNRit 8sbulo unb Spude
Tdnat Der elephant ne Wufs",
uno ba Die 8orbsreitungen big al
Sas .8hpfel auf benz IS" accur'
aetroffsn waren. 10 formirte fih b
paraos in p.rbdltnibmdBis tnr3
3eit, nit elmer faff militdrif9'
Shneioigteit rno Wupticitdt.
gr0ffnet paroe bic parahe be
elmer S4mabron berittenen poli3iit'
nnter benz Commando bes Rittmeiife
Capt. Splanb --"By Jingo". -
Die @aualleriften nabmen fi4 brillia
une idnsiois aus. 5ierauf folgte
Snbpls. Wlilitdr @apeQe unb bar
tam Der S9aumagen va 6nig o a I
brinus unb fein g tab. {
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21
I'm 5eiAen oes Sieeesl
9ie SmSmitrie Asaraoe oer vSnoianapolts
Srewing 60"
,1ats our ibre Sarbenprabt uno 1anHsfasfeit einen
inpoanen Gnornd.

UQuere uldleNuI \-OeEt Nuulpu Utueis
ler) nabm ftd auf feinem Sbronieiiel
umgsgen bon ieinen in malerii9en
Sradten cofthmirten 8strsuen uno auf
ben nit gslben &oIen gei9mtidten
5brone brilliant aus.
Sierauf fam Elm babih hecorirtes
Iutomobil, auf meldem fi4 0err Ill
bert 2ieber. Der prdfoent Der 8rauerei.
6err alOis Ssiser uno 0err Martin
Magn befanoen. Sn ben Johann fol-.
genben Wutomobileu bsfanoen iib Die
Serren DITTO 9eluie, Wsbsr. Sohnien,
Whler. 2sller. pOlitsr. SOiepb @eiger,
WorriIon uno OrnoOrif.
0isr Dsroloe in mittelalterli9er
8radt erbffneten Die 3weite Sipiiion,
binter pslder, luitise Wsiien ipielenb.
Die @itp 8ano mari9irte.
Sbr folstsn SersOs 3arl Der 2ii5ne
bon Burguno, Der Natfolger oes
mpthiiden 8ursunosr Garffen San
8ambrin) uno feline 2nappsn. gon
eineni 6iirif, oefen Ilniertbanen fid
gursunber nennen, fann man berlan.
gen, baB oieislben einen mdnnliden
uno teinen ismperen3liden ginbrud
MAIDEN uno oas mar au9 BEL Del
beutigen @ruppe Der GalI.
Srgenb giner ldngs Der Wari9linie,
risf aus: Die 2erle ieben famOs aus!"
) Die Stimme aus benz Yolts bate Der
aasel auf ben 3Opf setrOfen.
Gin freunoli4es Bib in Mnmutt
! unb 2iebli9teit bot Der S4auwag.r
- Die 6anbelsmarfe~ bar. So4 obsr
! auf einsm SbrOniehel aus weibel
Seioe f9aute Der liebli9e eine
Sbusnaloe dbnliaen. aber mi
idnespeiBen Gliissln oeriebene S9ub
J en9el (Grl. Suooide) auf ibre gun
4nbeibsn biibi9en 8enien uno oa
! @swOse ser Mense nit elmer. cine
: Simmelsto9ter gsbHbrenben freuno
Ii9en Miene berab.
Der brittle S9auuaeen feat, % n
Z tel Sam unb bic 9uloigung be
Nationeu" bar. @s mar Elm farben
: prddtises Bib, tpel9es ben gu
3 i9ausrn als 9lusenmsioe oiente.
9a aab es ni6t eine Nation all
oieiem ueiten @roenruno, pelde mid
{ Ontel Sam (6snrp IOiles) ibl
Suloi9uns barbradte.
4uf ibrem tpeiten MarIde our4 ri
u Staot iibte Die paraoe, iiber oere
u tunffinni9es Arrangement mo6l MI
c Worte bes 2Obes su iasen fino, III
{ ffreitis auf Die grOBen Weni4enmahen
e welde fi9 auf ben 6trabsn angeiam
e melt batten, einsn impoIantsn @inbru
e aus.
. gs NOR cine 9eualtise Demonifra
}. tion elmer auf .ibre grfolgs folse
+ 5irma!
poA SAIu6 Asr 9loroAa hroAte n
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21

60 Die bette 5 Sent Gigdrre in
Der 6tabt. Wu9o's .2onsfeaow".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-21

Nad S9luB Der paraos bradte Die
y@itp Sano" u. Die yAmsrican Wilitarp
Banb" Der Gutenberg 60. Stdnodsn
bar.-9erjliten Oant
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-11-25
Potash in Agriculture.

Official statistics show that the Ger
man mines produced in 1908, 1,557,243
tons of kainite, worth at current prices
$5,20S, 154, and 2,O76, I'll IONS of other
potash salts, valued at $~4,979,912. OF
the kainite and sylvinite sol 1856 tons
were exported to various countries,
and of this amount 275,3O2 tons, or
more than 81 per cent, was taken by
the United States, where it was used
mainly in the manufacture Of chemical
fertilizers. The remainder, something
over q million tons of crude min
erals, was used for fertilizing the
farms and gardens of Germany, with
results so startling and incontestable
that they may well serve as an object
lesson for agricultural scientists in
other countries. Exatt official records,
in which only the percentage of potash
contained in the raw minerals used is
taken into account, show that the CON-
sumption of potash salts in German
agriculture increased from 1922 tons
in 1892 to 10000 in 19O3-that is
trebled in ten years. During this
period there has been a steady advance
in the yield of the staple farm crops
which corresponds closely from year to
year to the amount of potash used.
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-11-25
How the Boy Did 1t.

A superintendent of schools vas one
day showing of his pupils to a crowd
of visitors.
'Can you make a Maltese cross -
he asked of a bright eyed boy.
Eyes, sir" answered the boy. read
fly.
You see,s said the delighted super
intendent, this boy knows how to
make a Maltese WELL" to the
boy, make one"
II can't right here" replied the puz-
zled boy.
"Why not? How do you make a
Maltese cross, anyway
The boy put his finger in his mouth.
II pull its TAIL" said he.-Short Stor-
les.
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-11-25
Protect the Bumblebees.

The bumblebee is one of the most
valuable farm assistants known to the
agriculturiSt. He is necessary in the
p~ollenizing Of blossoms in the orchards
and meadows. He destroys but little
fruit, and seldom attacks the cherry
or apple until it is too ripe for market
or family use. His mission ON earth
is that of peace and prosperity. In
Germany his life is protected by legis-
lative enactments. Here he is chased
about by the farmer boys and killed
OH sight. His services as a farm and
orchard assistant are not appreciated.
Red clover blossoms do not form seed
until the pollen is thoroughly mixed.
For this reason, it is argued in many
sections Of the country, the first crop
of clover is a failure as a seed producer
The bumblebee does not come from his
winter resting place in time to work
on the clover blossoms, and hence the
to form seeds. In the early days OF
agriculture this was merely a theory.
Now it is published as a fact, and not
denied by any one at all familiar with
the nature of plant life.
Some interesting experiments have
been conducted at agricultural colleges
to demonstrate the value of the bum
blebee in growing red clover seed.
Last year at the Iowa station patches
Of clover heads were covered with
mosquito netting and similar sized
areas left uncovered. The experiment
tai plats were six feet square. Gov
cred patches for the first crop gave no
seed, while those uncovered returned
10 per cent of an ordinary crop. For
the second crop the covered plants
seeding were only two, while those I'M
covered numbered GLE that produced
seed.
Plants near the nests Of the humble
bees always produce the best crops OF
seed. In a space of six square feet
over two thousand heads of red clover
formed excellent seed. The bumble-
bees had built nests in the clusters OF
clover roots. Those who are inclined
to kill every bee that comes about
should study the nature of bees and
plant life. The bees are perfectly
harmless. They never try to wage a
warfare on any person except in de-
tense of their homes or lives. Let
them alone, and they will make the
farmer and orchardist rich and thereby
help in building up the country
Seattle Post-Intelli Tenc.f.
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-11-25
Brief Farm Comrne ut.

The following notes are culled from
the Massachusetts Ploughman.
The cow will make most milk from
corn put into a silo, husks and all.
Let it be nearly ripe.-J. L. Hills, Bur-
lington. vt.
We have used cement floors with
boards under the cows, and they are
all rightly. L. Carlyle, Madison,
Wis.
The men quit exactly at six o'clock,
throw the horses a little hay and off
to the corne grocery. Farm labor is
so scarce in this neighborhood that in
many families the women of the house
hold are out in the fields blowing and
narrowing. OF course, that necessi-
tates letting the homework take care
of itself, as no one dreams of looking
for a servant any more. They are as
extinct as the Dodo.-C. G. L., Middle.
field, Conn.
Many people believe that if a corn
field is caught by the frost that the
silage will be worthless, but my ex.
perience has been that there was not
enough difference to be noticeable. AS
far as l can see, the cattle eat it and
do as we'll with it, providing always
that the corn is matured.-C. P. Good
rich, Fit. Atkinson, Wis.
A sample not unusual in the results
following tile drainage in Wisconsin
marshes is that of a fo~rty-acre tract
which was previously listed on the tax
toll as "swampland." 1t was consid-
cred waste space, with the exception
that an inferior quality and scant
quantity of marsh grass and weeds
were produced, and peg shoes were re-
CURED to enable teams to work upon
it. The place was tile drained at a
cost of SIG per acre, and the latter pro-
duced as large crops of corr. and hay
as regular farm lands costing high
prices. - e. Reichenbach, Jefferson,
Wis.
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-11-25
To Cure the .Blues.,.

When "all de world an dark and
dreary'' to you and You have about
concluded that this sphere is a heart
less place, do one of two things, take
a nap or a bath, whichever happens
to be the most convenient, says the
New England Farmer. If the former
be your choice, select for your si-
esta a room where you are privileged
to turn off the furnace heat and lower
a window one inch from the top. II
you prefer the second method of cur
ing the "blues," let the bath be a hot
one and don't be afraid of taking cold.
The latter catastrophe may be avoided
by running the cold water, reducing
the temperature of the bath to the
tepid point before leaving the tub.
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-11-25

All was quiet in the invalid's room. I'M
til a step was heard coming up the stairs.
Then a faint voice called:
"Alfred, is it you!"
'No," answered another member Of the
family, looking in and then approaching
the bed. But what is it you are want
ing? Cannot l do it?"
II only wanted to be lifted and turned a
little was the reply. Il think I'll wait a
few minutes for Alfred to ome He knows
just how"
Alfred was only a boy, a merry, healthy
young fellow of eighteen or twenty, full OF
his studies and outdoor pursuits, wanted
on the cricket field and In all parties Of
young friends, but he was no stranger In
that sick room. He had thought it worth
while to learn Gust how" to minister to
the sufferer, and his strong. young arms
were the chosen ones to lift the grand
mothers wasted. pain-racked form many
times daily. Was not that tender little
service the very crown Of manliness?
1t was Bayard Taylor who wrote: The
bravest are the tenderest."-Noung Poo
pies Paper.
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-11-25

No man deserves to live upon earth at
all who lives as though this world were all.
The individual who in a moral sense builds
here below instead of, pilgrim-hke, simply
pitching his tent upon earth, win finally
be Knocked by the utter ruin OF all his
proud architectures.
Here we have no continuing city, but at
most an encampment in the desert, a co.,
lection Of tents, which shall soon be struck.
The early Greek philosophers IN their
crude way sought for the principle of the
Changeless behind the changes. Whaa
they have in their blindness groped after,
the Bible clearly reveals, namely, the abid-
ing of a personal God, whose arms bear
creation up, and whose heart hears crea-
tons cry.
The only 'fChangless" IS the Creator.
Since God is. and is for ever, the tTansitor-
mess of worldly things can have no terrors
for the believer.-New York Observer.
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-11-25
To Favor Japs.

The Federal Government of Aus
tralia has decided to relax the admin
istration of the aliens restriction act
in favor of japanese merchants and
tourists, who will be admitted for not
more than a year on production of
passports signed by the British Con-
sui at the port of embarkation. For a
longer stay special certificates must
he secured
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-11-25
How to Make the world New.

We can not change the world, taking
out all its thorns. making its tasks easy
and its burdens light. %modulating all its
discords into h~armonies, transforming its
ugliness into beauty, but we can have our
own hearts renewed by the grace of God.
and thus the world win be made over for
US.
A new heart makes all things new. A
heart of love viii find love everywhere: a
soul Of Song viii find sweet music every
where.-J. r. Miller. ID. ID.
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-11-25
To span The saharr.

After much elaboration, the French
Government has decided TO span the
Great Sahara, from Soupth Algeria to
the west coast with an electric cable.
The line. which is from IE-salah, via
Tidekalt and Tageneut 10 Tihbuctoo.
will be about GO miles in length and
Gill cost 100000. The work is 10 be
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90 80 &c
&c &c 90 0
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Agricultural.
About the Sow.

When a SOW has proved hsrself 10 be
a regular breeder, has large, healthy
filters at regular intervals, ard has in
variably such a good flow Of milk as
insures the proper sucking Of the
young porkers, then keep such a SOW
as a breeder just as long as she proves
profitable, for the older she gets the
better will be her pigs until she gets
beyond the breeding age.
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-11-25
900 Gallons wasted,

The dead body of a woman who had
committed suicide having been found
in one of the reservoirs from which
London is supplied with water, the
contents, amounting 10 100000 gal
Ions. had 10 be allowed to run to waste
The Penn's Grove record., 1904-11-25
Our weakness.

God never makes US sensible Of our
weakness, except to give usof His strength.
We must be disturbed by what is l~RvoIan-
tary. The great point is, Hever to sct in
opposition to the inward light, and to be
wiling to 60 as far as God weald have us.
-Fenelons