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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01
ACCIDENT WAS FATAL
Mr.. ID. p. Stephen Dies From
Fall From Car.
His Ankle Was Crushed, Necessitat-
ing AmputatioL and Death
Ensued.
WAS WELL KNOWN MAN

Mr.. ID. p. Stephens, who was injur-
cd by falling from q car of the Padu-
cab City Railway company, on West
Broadway, Monday night, died this
morning, between II and ~ O'Clock
at the /. o. hospital.
The young man was attempting to
swing from the car, which was in mo-
ton, in front of his boarding house at
1852 Broadway, when his hand slip
ped. and he fell beneath the wheels.
The car passed over his right ankle,
which was amputated the next day.
IL was not thought that he was seri-
ously hurt, but yesterday afternoon
late, he began. to sink and died ii is
morning. His mother, Mrs. Mary Ste
phens, of Nashville, Tenn, arrived
yesterday afternoon ana was with him
when he died
Mr.. Stephens was 2S years of age,
and came here last January from
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01

make political capital. The depart
ment has been investigated more thor
oughly than congressional commit
tee could do it, and those guilty of ir-
regularities have been indicted and
some of them convicted. This il
enough to satisfy anyone except the
Democrats, who are getting desperate
for something to raise little cam
paign thunder.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01

President Roosevelt will no doubt
get the largest majority ever given a
Republican nominee for President
He has no opposition for the nomina-
tion, and will practically have none
for the office, for the Democrats do
not stand q ghost of show no matter
who may be nominated by them. Pres
iient Roosevelt is a great and popular
man. He should he loved for the en-
emies he has made. il not for his own
sterling qualities. He is broad, fear
less man with winning personality
and a great intellect, and the Republic
can PARTY is justly proud Of him and
his administration.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01

Nashville. He was employed at the
car shed, OF the Paducah City Rail
way company on West Broadway. He
was an industrious ana popular
young man.
The remains are now Mt the under
taking establishment of Msttil &
Eihnger. and will be taken to Nash
VILE tomorrow morning for burial
He left a mother and father and sew
eyal brothers and sisters, residing IL
Nashville.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01
EASTER FLOWERS
THE PRICES ARE ABOUT AS
USUAL, WITH LARGE
PURCHASES.

Local florists report that the sale OF
Easter Flowers this year promises to
exceed that of any other year. There
is good supply on hand. and prices
are considered reasonable considering
the season.
American Beauties are selling from
IS to SO . dozen; Gala lilies &C SO II
dozen, and carnations ut 75c dozen.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01
LATE ARRESTS
BOY ARRESTED FOR BREAKING
HARBOURS' WINDOW.

Willie Jones, a oolored boy, was ar
rested this afternoon ON charge of
breaking one of the show windows at
Harbor's several evenings ago for the
purpose of stealing from the window.
Thomas wilkins, white, was arrest
ed for breaking into box car and
stealing some -four belonging to Civ
en-, CLARK and company.
Robert Palmer, a colored boy, was
arrested for vsgrancy.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01

The city has done nothing yet to-
wards employing sanitary inspectors.
Usually the inspectors are put to work
April 1 but nothing has yet been done
towards sending any out il Paducah.
Last year the police were required to
make sanitary inspections, but the
plsn was not o succefs. 1t is to be
hoped that the boards will not let a
matter involving the health of $4,000
people drag along in ststu quo for
weeks and perhaps months, as it has
done 80 many other matters involving
tho public welfare.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01

st. Louis is getting ready for the
Worlds Fair, which will be opened
this month. The press work OF the
gigantic show has been effective, and
the crowds already, before the exposi.
ton has opened, run up to the 90,
mark nearly every day. People are
willing to pay fifty cents merely to
walk around and watch preparations.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01
HAD NOT QUALIFIED.

DR.. CARRIER, the newly elected milk
and meat inspector, has rot yet quail
fed, or filed certificate that he can
do the inspecting required He is
expected to take charge tomorrow.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01

Colombia failed to get any sympa-
: thy from the French courts. 1t must
have been . rather unusual and I'M
ruly audAcity that prompted it tc
ask the French people to refuse &c
sell their own property to the Unit
ed States when the money was
ready, and they needed it SO badly.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01
CENSUS TAKERS BEGIN.

The school census began today.
Messrs, W. A. Wickliffe, J. M. Hart
and S. Mitchell are taking it,snd will
complete it sometime before the end
of the month. On the number OF
school children found will be based
the amount of money received from
the state by the city.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01

Louisville, beginning today, will be
operated under the Ripper Bill. =
This bill gives the mayor the power
to "fire" anyone who does not do as
the mayor wills. They don't need any
ripper bill in Paducah. They all work
together like clockwork.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01

The so-called effort Of some of the
Democrats TO have congressional
committee investigate the national
most ofIlco department is nothing more
man 4 oampAign scheme designed to
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01

Somebody seems to have punctured
Mr.. Hearst's boom for the Democratic
nomination, and blown instead a pic
turesque bubble for Judge Parker.
There lie plenty Of time for the dash.
ing young Croesus to start another
boom, however, If he will turn loose
the cash fast enough.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01

Il it is true that any member OF
the local boards is selling the city
gravel, it ought to be stopped. 1t is
against the law, and moreover does
not look nice.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01

Mr.. Bryan becomes more unpopu
lar every day. The national specta-
Gle he has made of himself in his
effort TO get $50, 900 from widow, has
shown his true calibre. aud has dem
onstrated, Furthermore, that whstev'
er Mr.. Bryan has said in the past
about the ''grasping avaricious
money sharks and their greed, is equal
ly as true of himself, if not more so.
His chase after the dollar, either sill
yer or gold, is as persistent and shame
less as that of the worst money shsrh
in America. And he is the man who
was for eight years the idol of Democ
raoy, and still has strong hold on a
large chunk Of the party
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01
AMONG THE SICK

Mrs. L. F. Andrews is quite i'll
with la grippe at the home of her
dsugher, Mrs. lobe steger on South
Fifth street.
Mrs. Carrie Johnson, of North
Fifth. is on the sick list
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

Personally appeared before me this
day E. ]. Paxton, general manager Of
The Sun, who sfirms that the above
statement of the circulation of The
Sun for the month of March, 1904, is tine
70 the best of his knowledge and belief.
PETER PURyEAR,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan. az, 1905.
March 81. 1904.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01
THE WEATHER.

Fair and colder tonight preceded
by rain in eastern portion. Saturday
fair weather.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-04-01
DAILY THOUGHT

Life is leaf Of paper white,
Whereon eacn one of us may write
His word or two-and then come.
night;
Though thou hast time
But for . line, be that sublime;
Not failure, but low aim, is crime.
j. Il. Lowell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
UuIoberebau in SDbmeu,

Dor Sturgeon purbs has ilbli9 bon
prag selesene alte @olbergpert Guile
bon einem ensliihen Sbnbitate anses
fault, peI4ss bic in ben SiefresiOnen
g%olobaltisen gralaserItdtten nit Silfe
Der neuen 8ersbautednit in Qngriff
rebmen min. Nah cine Mptbe fol- sus
erit bon GibuHa, 734, Der 0Olbrsi4s
tbum Der euler 8erse ertunnt porbel
fein. Sebenfaas itanb bic 8olopGifss
rel In bi.fer Geseno idon Dor benz 10.
Jabrbunbert uno fpdter i'm friiben
Wittelalter in GROCER gliitbe. Die fpds
teren Rslisionstriese, in%sbeionbere Die
4ufiitentrisse. bradten ben euler
@olbbergbau in @erfaQ. BON benz ct
f& ftlbit unisr draril4em9 striebs nidt
mebr erbolen tcnn!e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
SDonDeitsmaHage.
Draftttbts Wer'ahrsm sur. @rbaltuns aao
9rIieluus sinss tdb5msm ltinis.

Der Better Der ltniueriitdtss MaIs
%fagedntalt tn Berlin, profeFor 3abs
luootpsti. perOffsntli9te Dor auraem
cine iebr interefante I~bbanolung uber
bic Notwithstanding. Gr er0rtert
ound6t, ipober cs tommt. bab 10 piele
Meni4en ~t0rperli9 70 frib8eitig
altern, bas bstbt iens Stride unb quite
5drbe Der 9out perlieren, bic fir bic
Su9enb 6arattertitii9 1T. 9as Nus
ieben Der Meniden bGnst pom aages
meinen Grndbrunss5uitanbs ab. Wir
ieGen fpenig portteilbaft aus, tpenn mir
na9er ober ipenn mir gu fstt iinb, unb
in leBterem Sale nod tpeniger, ipenn
mir es i4on in perbaltnibmGbis ius
genolifsm 4lter iinb. Jeiftisteit tpirtt
meaanii4 bemmenb auf Die Mimit,
Wagerteit IdBt ite iibermGbia nads
tIinsen. Die fdIsbts @rndbrung tpirtt
lpieoer f9doigenb auf bas Werpens
fpitem; bieiem feblt bann bic erforoers
lide Spannung, Inn bic oberflGhlid
gelesenen 8lutgsfGbs in Der n0tbiaen
Iilsbebnrng gu erbdlten. Don Der
mabpousn @rpeitsruns Der 9lutgefGBe
Der 9sii6tsbaut uber bdnst ibre Yluts
file unb iontit audi Der IdSns Ssint
ab. Der, bas g"elammtbilb Der @sTidtss
baut taritea... oIio bic 9litts. Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30

l%antntarttgs slang, Die Straffbeit,
oas 6reiiein BON 6dlt9sn unb Runz
5eln fpie aud BON Settdnidmmlungen.
Das fpuoerdnite Mittel our @r3ielung
eifes f30nen Seints iopie aud oas
ndtiirli4ite lit bic GeIi6tsmdTaee.
6reili9 er5ielt lie nur Ddnu Grfolge,
lpenn iie iadgemdB ausgefu6rt pirb.
Sobluootpstt sibt foIgenbe 5anbariffe
an: Streidenbes Sneten Der Stiru.
Die tnetenoe re9te Sanb betpegt fit
IN queer Rihtung Der Stirn, pom Nas
fenbein o~afangeno, big gum 4nIabe Ter
Spare, tpibrenb Die linte Sanb in leiht
itrei4enoer 9slpeeun9, an BEN @crz
fpriingen an Der Stirn a~nfan9enb, in
Der Gdngsridtung fi9 bin3ie9t Bis gum
S4eitel oss Sintertopfes, Die 8ne=
tung Der Rafe beitebt in elmer bibrirenz
ben 8%etpegung BON Der RaIenIpibe Biz
our Nafenpur3sl nit Oaumen uno
3eigeftn9er. Sn d9nliaer WeiIe piro
bic &netung Der 9ade, bic Gldttung
Der Stirnfurden, Die GrI6iitterune oes
8eii6tes. bic Strei9ung Der 5urten
Inter ben Iugen pCr9enpmmen. MaIs
ltrt ptro nit reinem @afeIin. Sis
ldn9ite StBung foq Is Winuten nift
iber'3reiten. Cine langsrs 9duer Der
StBung 6ietet teine Steiserung bes
Grfol9es. Sine pebantii6e I%eItleguns
oe5 9anges Der Stride bel Der Gez
ii9tsmaHage bdlt 3ablubo!psti fir
unnotbi9. GbsnIo sra9tet er bic MaIs
ioaedpparate. wie Holen, Walsen,
Spateln, Stifte iotpis Die 8ibrdtionsz
muf4inen uao @eIia'SmaFas,s9
appdrate, als iileyfliiIid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
H]ibtist gntIbsiDnng.
Sas @unoesoberaefiht uuo Die Rostbetn
Securiiiss GpmpauD.

Die bieier Sage BON 8unbesoberz
ridter Sobu ". Sarlan bertiinpets
Gnti9eioun9 bes Yunbesobergeridts
in Der Strcitiahe ge0sn bic @ortbern
Securities Company barf nit SSug unb
HcGt ais zines Ger pt9ttgIten @reigs
niiIe in Der 8eIdi6te Ger Der. Staten
aufsefuBt perben. Snbem Der b16ite
@eri4tsboi bes 2anbes Die frii9er aba
9egebene Glltf9eiouns Der unteren SSns
tang, ndmli6 oeS 8unbess &reisappeQs
eeri9ts gu ct. Baul, Mfinn., beitdtigte
uno Die 8eri6meI3uug Der SniereIfen
Der Nortbern YactficsG iTenbabn uno
Der 9reat Nortbern=@iienbabu fir uns
geIebliG, b. b. ais eine 8erlebung Der
einidldgigen 8eItimmungen bes S6ers
mansWntit1uits 8eieBes ertldrte, bat er
einen pracsoen5foa geiaaffen, auf beIs
fen G%irunbIage fir alle Soften bic 9il,
pun9. gefeb' unb re9tspibrigsr Som,
%binatinnen qebinoert perDen Oitfte.
Die Niort6ern SecuritieS Company
tpuroe in S%renton, 81. s., i'm Nopember
1901 nit einem Gapttal BON $780,
100000 %tn'orpOrirt. Sbr 3lpsd mar,
bic Hortbeyu pacific> unb Die 9reut
Nortbelns@iIenbabn gu iibernebmen.
Salo puroe jeood 9eltenb 9emabt, Der
nMer9er" lei geIebpibris. @pupers
neur @an SAINT BON WinneIptu ergriff
bic Snitiutioe nit einem YerIudl bic
IrflDiung Der Nortbern Securities
Company herbei3ufiibren. Der 9unbesz
0eneralannalt 9riff Elm, unb bic Ser
banolun9 in benz bon Der 8unbesregies
rune eigeleiieten Yro5eb beim gunoess
&rei8appeugeriht fanb am Il. @pril
1902 itatt. Sm 2aufe befelben Mps
mats fpuroe in Nep Yort Elm YroSeb
bon peter Qprper, ipelter ais Stro9z
mann pon Nttipndren funairte, 3ur
Iuflolun9 her @eieui6aft ungeItren9t.
Sin u%n9ebeures Gepeismateridl puroe
bei9ebro6t, uno bic berborra9enbIten
5inanoleute purben ols 3eusen pers
npmmen. 3eu9enpernebmungen @ans
ben ou9 in ct. Yaul unb in ct. 2ouis
itatt. Im 9. Npril 1908 CAB bos
9unoe8@ Er'isappelgeri9t gu ct. poul
cine Gnti6sioung ub. nelde gu Gum
item Der Ne1ierung unb gu llngunIten
Der Nortbern Securities Company
!autete. Die GntI9eioung unterIaste
Der 9eieai4aft bic Nusiibung Der
&ontroue iiber bic GeieQi9aften, beren
Ittien tie IN tSdnben bate, iotpie bic
Ius5dblung bon Sipibenbsn. SpGter
ipurbe Der @erihtsbof gu elmer Mobis
f%itation bieies urtbeils ~teipcgsn. Sie
Securities @omponp legte Dann 9es
rufuna bein, 8unbesoberQeriht elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
SapanS Spffapcumciicr.

Del SoffapsGm:iIter bss aailtrs
BON Sapan 1T Elm G9leiier. Gr itammt
aus Nelrobe, mo fsin Batter, Elm @s4
ri6tstansIift Gdert, Dor Sabr3ebnten
aus alien geoienten Wilitdrmuiitern,
bic tn ibrem Gipilperbdltnib als moss
liden @emter betleibster, eine Gelegcns
beitstapele 9e5iloet bate, nit Der er Ios
ipobl gum 5an5 pie gum 9egrdbnib
auffpislte. Oils Gdert junior Dor mebr
ols 20 Sabreu lei Der Marinstapells in
aiel ais 9oboiit ftanb, erbielt iein Dis
rigent einsn Intras mad Sapan, ben
biefer jebod ni4t annabm. Mn ieiner
STEELE sing bann Der Soboiit Gdert
mad Sotio, tpo er aus tleinen NnfGns
gen berdus Elm jebt immsrbin bsbeuten.
beg Muiittorps iduf. Spatsr perIirb
Der Witabo ibm ben Sitet Softdp.as
meiitsr. Rad 20idbrissm @uTenttolt
in Sapon nabm Gdert Dor stpei Sab-en
sinen ldnseren Setmatbsurlau6. Goa
bulb er rah 2otio 5uriidgetebrt mar,
begab sr iib auf Wunfa oes aaiiers
bon aorea na6 Soul, UNI oas febr i'm
Wrgen liegenbe MuIitrpsien am 0cfe
bon S6ul uno In Der toreanii9sn 4rs
NEE gu r%eorguniItSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30

yaS aSachstbum Werlins.

Sole 5rase, mann Berlin 10000 900
Ginpobner ad9Ien lpirp, 1T burd bic
lebten GrgebniFe her Jortidreibunq
iebr nabeseriidt. Rad 4nIiht zines
beroorregenoen StatiItiters auf bieIem
@ebiete lit oteier 3eitpuntt IGon i'm
2aufe bieies Sabres gu erlpartsn, .tlpa
I'M Sttober. 9orausgeiebt lit batei.
baB Der 3u5us in Der bisbsrigsn WeiIs
anbGlt. Die unssp0bnli4e ,3unabme
Der 9erliner 9epDltsruns i'm lsbt.n
Sabre nit mebr als $4,000 &Dpfsn lit
in erlter 2inie auf bic Mebr3upanbes
runs bon 1881 peripnen auriidaus
fibren. Berlin 5abIte gu Mnfans b.s
sSabres etpas iiber 1,956,OOO Ginipobs
rer. gu ben 100000 fsblen iomit
nod ettpa $4,000 bis $4,000. Bon
BEN eritsn aebn Monaten biries Sabres
miibte alfo jeber i'm 0urdI4nitt etipas
iiber 1000 Gintpobner brinsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30

urprung bes gotera
ptels. Gs 1T feitseIteat rooroca,
bab bas in OnteI Cams 9ano 70 Ca
liebt. poterIpiel tensslpsss alreritar:.s
i4en llriprun9s i'll, %fonoern nit eem
iau,rldnoii6enS harlpen5ffpisle ietns
tifh lit, tpslfss isit SabrbuHoerten i'm
&reife MsI6eoe uno anbsrpGrts in
We1tfaIen betannt i'll uno buy9 Sauers
ldnbsr nad 4merita perpftanat lputes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
Scr HeSaftipus. Maifaicr.

Muf Der Mebattipn zines 9lGtt6ens
IN Sberbapern eri6ien iiiusIt Elm tleis
ner &ntrps NIT Der trtumpbirenoen
Na6riat. bab er fhpn einen MaitGfer
sefan9en babe. Ser Hebatteur b1nbiqte
benz ollerjiingIten feines Mitorbeiterild.
bes oas Sonorar bon 20 Yfennig aus.
mabrenD er has Greigrib in Ter nd6s
item Iusgabe oes 9lattes gepiHenbaft
peraeidnete. Nm nGGiten Na6mittaa
eri4ien pieber Elm etpa a6tidbriaer
Sunge auf Der Hsbattipn, I'M eoenfals
einen vietft9efangenen" MditGfer su
prGlentiren 9tud bier Der elei9e s6ers
gang lpie am porisen Sage. Die betrsfs
fenoe Noti3 in Der folgsnben Drummer
bes Blattea bate aber ben 3uIob, bab
Der Jrubltng NIT aler Madt i'm Qnriis
den fei. ba h'eMaitdfer Iit 6euer frii6er
als ionft 6erporlpagten. Q(ber liebe ba,
am ndGiter Gage eridien I9on pieber
elm WoitGierfGnger unb ~prGIentirte
feline 9eute. Der &ebafteur f9rieb nun
bon elmer eigentblmliGen Gri9einuns,
ba man ni9t mebr BON perein3.lten
Gremplaren reben tDnne. Ser 2ebrer
bes Srtes iaao ober bic @rIdeinung gu
eigentbiimlid, benn er mar eeippbnt,
baB feline 8uben inn ole berartisen
Sunbe tets mittbeilten, unb bis jebt
mar i6m nur elm Gremplar zines Mais
tdfers por9e5eigt porben. Gr nobm
ben Sinoer tiidtis in's 0erbTr, Der inn
AUDI geitano, bab er ieinen Maitafer
an einen anberen S9iiter tp%eiterrers
tauft unb bab biefer i'm pieoer einsm
britten tdlfIi6 ii6erluffen babe. On
bate Der Eebotteur einen llnb benielz
ben Waitdfer breimof regiitrirt uno
breimal beaablt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
9cr llriprunn Scr @eiae.

lleter ben llriprung Der 0ci1e Iinb
poutommen Iihsre 0aten nitt potban.
ben; aber man nimmt SSnbien ols Seiz
matb oieies Snitrumentes an. @n
5000 Sabre Dor gbriiti @sburt, unter
Der Regierung Rapanas purbe elm
Sontpert5eug erfunben. bas man Ha.
bana'tron g~enunnt bat. Oiefes, tpie es
f6etnt. GIteIte Snitrurert, bas nit
einem 9cgen scftriben lpurbe, tam
nod beute in Ieinsr prir1itipen Jorm
bel drn1sn bubobtTiibcn M0n9en porz
aefunben tperben. Nus benz Naoonas
itron enttpidelte Ii4 oos Smerti, baun
bas 3emdugbsa<gplp5 Der Nruber unb
perfer unb fpdter oils uumittelbarer
WprIdlfer Der 0ioIine bas Rebab, tpel-
DIES i'm Mittelalter audi in europa
ouftau1te. 8astaro be Sulo aus
Yreseia (1550 Big 1919 b%erpouItGns
biete bas Mobsq Der eegenpGrtigsn
8eige. ipelhes bon Soan aerlino i'm
Sabre 1440 begonnen lpuroe. Die nisbs
rigite Sppe Der 0iplas5amilie bilhete
urfpriinglid cine babe Sotodnub. bic
bon elmer Shpeinsbldfe beoedt mar.
Grit Su Ys9inn bes Wittelalters perdus
gemeinerte Iif Der gebrouh bss 8os
gems, Der fir bic peri1iebenorti9it sss
iDrmten Snitrument' heniitt purbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30

Sci ben 9offefti9teis
in Berlin funeiren felt &ursem
auf 9efebl bes beutiden &aiiers spei
Seroloe aus benz aapalieri tanbe fpelde
BEL allen groben Staatsattionen benz
betreffenben Gsft5use poranf6reiten.
Der Wiener aaiierbof beiibt felt 2ane
gem flint Serolbe, unb atpar 5pei tie
ferli9 0iterrei9ii9e, einen tonisIid
ungarifden, einen f0nisli9 b0bmifden
unb einsn er5beraoslid Diterrei9iidsn
Serolb.
Suben leben in ct. PETERSBURG
1929. Bon biefen bsi6dftigen fih
4748 nit benz S9neiberbanbpert ober
benz 0ertauf fsrtiser aleiounssitiids.
11,125 arbeiten in 2itbosrapbien unr
Sbposrapbien unb 1855 b~earbeiten
Stsine unb MetalIs; $50 finb Merste.
100 9entiften. 258 W~potbster, 208 Mbs
bofaten. 423 baben fih Der WiTens
fnaft, aunit pber Giteratur getptbmet,
1853 Suben bienen in Der Nrmee unb in
Der Glptte unb 8 stfss:n TN poliaei-
bienft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-30
Secintncu.

Sur Sperrun9 bon 9afsnsinfabrten,
Jlubniiinbungen uno Wesrsn9en tpers
ben i'm Seetrie9e eielfad) Minen pers
ipenbet, birnenfDrniss Sohlssi9be aus
GifenbIea nit einem 1aiiunesoermoa
gen fir etpa no pfunb SdieBbdums
lpolle. Die Minen toerben al benz Be
bufe in stpei Retten biniereindnber init
mdbigeu IbItdnben i'm SabripdFer,
ipenis unter benz WuHerIpiesel, peran.
tert. aomilt Elm 6ubiaeug oipiiden
Der einen Reibe btnbuth, 10 bat Cd
Iusii9tcn, in Der anbsrtn auf%3urenneu.
Notiirlid 1T @orIotgs getroffen, bab
S9iffe Der eigensn Ulosse unsefabrbsi
aus uno einpaiiiren tonnsn. Wi1t
ale Minen lnIien fi4 PPM 2anb aus
burh eine eIeftriffe 9eitung abiteIIen,
ooer CUR grploiiDn bringen. Uielfa1
biloet iebe ein5elne Wine einen in iia
ie~lbftItGnbigen eIettriiben Stromtreis.
SobaIb Elm Saiff rber elm Ionitiger
6remot0rpsr cine Der aus benz Winens
9efdb ipis Singer berausrasenben gleis
Happen unb oamit bas BON ibr ums
buate Glas aerbribt, 10 ers;sbt iia
oe1en Snbalt duf bic elettriiden
0rd9te, fGliebt ben Strpmtreis uno
Der aiinb.nbe Junte iprinst in bic Gr.
ploiionslaonns. Die Mirtuns auf bas
gssnerifde S6iff 1T bann Gbnli9 Der
bon einem Sorpeoo e~raeustsn. Gin
Stob oeer Stur3 Der Mtns beim 0on>
borogeben bonn Minentransportitiff,
lei es aus GabrIdIfgteit obsr burt
Seegans unb Itiirmiides Wetter, fam
cine oor5eitige Grploiion berbeifubren
uno 10 oas eigene neutrality-suspicious.
In bic Cuff fprenoen y
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-02-12
A Defense of Dancing.

It is not necessary in these days to
defend the claim of the dance to a
place among the arts. AS soon as we
have got rid Of the Puritan prejudice
on the point (and one may hope that
this no longer exists for the intelligent
part of the population the claim is too
overwhelming to need apology, for if
we take art to mean the production Of
beauty then the case only needs stating
to be conceded, while if we understand
it as self expression i'm some concrete
form we shall find that the dance,
which is a kind of fusion of music,
painting and sculpture, is pre-eminent-
" capable of giving expression beyond
the possibility Of words to the basic,
and therefore largely inarticulate, parts
OF our nature-the hunger of the spirit
and the joy Of life.-London Outlook.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-02-12
Z EynIman's DeIusion.

Dean Pigou tells the following stov
of bsilliant man who lost his mind
temporarily through overwork and was
confined in an English asylum: His
delusion was that his stomach was full
to repletion of rats. There was no
room for anything else. Hood said to
me, Go and talk with him and lead
up to the subject of rats | found
him, as is very common, perfectly sane
on every subject but this. After some
conversation / said to him, feigning not
to know who he was: You seem to be n
very we'll informed man. Have you
given your attention to natural history,
because | notice that the question is
being discussed as to whether the spe-
cies of the genus rat called the Norwe-
gian still exists? Instantly he replied,
oh, certainly and unbuttoning his
dress, said, Every known species of
rat, sir, is here in my stomach, and,
localizing the rat with his finger, said:
Here in this part of my stomach is a
Norwegian rat. You can assure your
friends that as long as l am alive nc
species can die Under the kind and
humane treatment of Bethlehem he
was soon az work again and had, OF
course, no recollection of his delusion."