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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-02-19

an affecting acrostic TO a young lady
of the Alexander famiIy. Frances AleXa
by name.
After his visit 10 the Barbados IN
1871. whittier he went with his brother
Lawrence for the latter's health. be
wrote 10 William FauntlerOy that be-
had hurried back 10 Virginia for the
purpose Of calling on FauntlerOy's sis
ter Betty. in hopes "Of obtaining a
revocation OF her former cruel sen
tence"
After his second campaign. result
ing i'm the defeat OF BraddOck and The
debut Of Washington as an American
hero. he no longer had 20 sue for
the favor of the Virginia damsels. On
the contrary. Lord Fairfax wrote that
If he did not promptly put In an ap-
pearance ut BelvOir the ladies would
go in carriages. on horse or afOOt TO
see if Washington was still the same
identical gent that had lately departed
10 defend his cOuntry's cause"
In 1856 Washington spent a week in
New York with Beverly Robinson. who
had married Susannah Phillipse. daughr
ter Of Frederick Phillipse. one OF the
largest landed proprietors Of the colony.
Here he met Mary Phillipse. then q
girl Of twenty-five. Short as were his
visits. they were long enough % bring
him 10 her feet. She declined his
urgent proposals and two years later
gave her heart 10 Lieutenant Colonel
Roger Morris. A curious turn ~ fate
made the Morris home Washington's
headquarters in 1TT6. both Morris AMI
his wife being fugitive Tories
1t was I'm March. lbs. when Wash
ingtOn was jOurneying 20 Williamsburg
to consult physicians on the state 81
his health. that he met Mrs. Martha
cambridge GUSTS. the rplict 81 the
wealthy Daniel Parke Custis. She was
twenty-six years old. nine months
WashingtOn's senior and a widow 81
seven months standing Washington
urged his suit 70 Mrs. Gusts with an
impetuosity equal 10 that with which
he had wOOed Miss Phillipse and in
January. 1859 was married % Mr..
Gusts.
Very little is really known about
Mrs. Washington. One historian DE-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-02-19

drew back half
startled. for 4
man was sitting
upon a log by
the roadside. He
wore the uni
form of an Off
Ger in the Con
tinental army.
He was not
aware Of her
presence. for he
did not turn his
head nor even
raise his eyes,
but sat motion
less. wrapped in
m e citations,
his greatcOat
thrown ba c K
upon his shout
derS.
And upon his
fOrceful, reSO-
Lutte features
the girl S a W
such deep lines
Of sorrow. such
indelible marks
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-02-19

Of which pass
now as StuartS,
have been paint
ed by lesser art
lists. 1t is also
the source of
the most popu-
lar engravings
Of Washington
and has been
officially indOrs-
ed by the Unit
ed States gov
eminent. which
uses il on the
two cent stamp.
This portrait
W a 3 Stuart'S
third attempt
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-02-19
Stuart'S Portraits
Of Washington

The Stuart head" Of Washington in
the Boston AthenRum is regarded as
the standard portrait Of the great pa
triOt. From It nearly a hundred copies
were made by Gilbert Stuart himself,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-02-19
lO1n the
Road to
A Story of Concord
Washington
By
EDGAR WELToN COOLEY
EDGAR wELToN COOLEY

copyright, 1900, BY Edgar welton Cooley
"HE road that led to Concord
vas covered with a thin coat
ing Of snow, through which a
woman walked slowly with
bowed head. The woman was Young.
not over eighteen, but her features
were drawn with lines Of sorrow. Be
low the fringe Of her shawl showed q
basket woven Of coarse hewn hickory
strips. from which came the savory
fragrance OF tea cakes and brown
bread and wild grape butter.
He is 70 der she kept repeating to
herself He is to die-to die as a
coward, Oh, Paul. Paul. my dear one.
my beloved
Presently. in turning a bend Of the
road. the girl paused suddenly and
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-02-19

VOUR food. they say. was poor and
bad,
The quantity was small:
The luxuries were few you had
In fact. you'd none at all.
My tea is weak. my steak is tough.
The milk is pale AAd blue,
And. worst of all. there's not enough
sympAthize with you.
know how thin you were. great
George;
My board is overdue;
On fowl they dine-it's meek" for
mine
l Sympathize with you.
VOUR congress plotted for your
II fall
Whene'er you turned about.
The friends you trusted most Of all
Were those that sold you out.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-02-19

Oh. hard is misplaced trust. great
sire!
owe her ma a AZ"
And so She smirkS at cheap youns
clerks
sympathize with thee.
x x x x 4
IVES. Father George. I'm moping here.
4 With but your Life to read.
While down below they laugh and sheer
Nor give me little heed.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-02-19
His Sympathy
For George
By JOE LINCOLN
tAs Expressed by a BOarder

Copyright. 1904. by Joe Lincoln
GEORGE WASHINGTON. great Father
~ George.
I've read the story dire
OF how you frOze at Valley Forge
With little warmth or fire.
NV lodgings are not fine or Grand
They're four flights Up. you see
I'm owing something for them. and
] symPathize with thee.
know just how you felt. great man /;
There'Il be no heat for me.
I'll freeze until pay my bill
sympathiEe with thee.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-02-19

My child" he said kindly, what
great sorrow has this war brought
yOug'
"Oh. sir" she sObbed pitifully, he
is TO die-to die as a coward. But II is
a lie, a mighty falsehOOd. No man is
coward, sir, who loves his mother as
does he"
HEP" the officer replied. Who, my
daughter?"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-02-19


WAsHINGTUN.
scribes her as petite. overload. ten.
pestuous. obstinate and a poor speller.~
Be that as il may. Washington loved
her devOtedly. and her poor spelling
and her temper he cOuld readily 81
cuse in view OF hlk own shortcomln-.
in those respects 7 Thir married Hf.
interrupted as II was " the war a.
the duties OF thu PRESIDENCY. was ner-
ertheless so nap 10y thathe general .a
congratulating FDe Chtellux on o..
approaching ihmarriagc delivered
eulogy on theot marrieGtate. In bf.
viii Washingt -, left tots dearly t...
loved wife" q vse Of .bfs u,.,,-..-...
ana named burier "a his 'cutrix. ~
did not s1rvi . him lon
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-02-19
EIArIy
Loves Of
Washington
CHESTER A. MCKAY

copyright. 1904. by c. >. Lurte.l
"HOUGH lovers be perjurers az
whom JOve laughs. George
Washington, whose inability
TO tell Il lie is traditional was
none the less a notable lover Indeed.
it seems to have been but shortly after
the time Of the alleged incident Of the
cherry tree that Washington made the
acquaintance Of Dan Cupid While
still "A schoOlbOy. according 20 the late
Paul Leicester Ford. he was caught
romping with one Of the largest girls.
and more serious romances quickly fol
lowed. As early as 174S. when Wash
fngton was only sixteen. he was deeply
enamOred of "lOwland beauty" %
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-02-19

whom he wrote
in glowing terms
to his youthful
correspondents,
but whose iden-
tity his biOgra-
pliers have fail
ed 10 establish.
His youthful ar
dor was so great
that on several
Occ1 sion : ne
broke into pO-
etry, OF which
she was the
subject. Still he
does not appear
10 have been
wholly insenSi-
bic to tn q
charms Of other
maidens, for at
this same peri
o6 no Inscribed
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-02-19

But let them laugh; my grip is packed.
Sometimes. when things looked blue,
YOv slyly beat night retreat
| Sympaihize with YOU.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15
Die 2tnrt1cr Sraatpfaoe.

Sin biibi9er 5immelfa6rtsbraud
bat ii4 in Der oftfrieii4en 9aupti taot
Muri9 erbalten unb lit audi 6euer
fpisber gepflegt porben. Trib5ettta
am 6immelfabrtsmorgen ooer auf)
am Mbenb porber tperben duf ben
Subfteigen Dor ben Sbiiren iogenanns
te 8rautpfabe anselegt. @us petbem
Gonbe unb niebli9en, abgepfliidten
8lumen fperben feline 9drt6en in ben
perf6iebenit item Muftern b~ergeteut.
Ma6t mar bann our 13eit Res @los
denlGutens einen Spaaiergang, era
f6eint bic ganse Stabt pie bur4 ei=
men 3auber in einen niebli9en Mt=
kindergarten pertpanbelt. Sieie Sit
te ge6t auf ben alien 8lii9er 5uriid.
Der in benz cine rei9li4e balbe Sturs
be en- Fsrnten S9lohe Sanbborit lei:
ne Spmmerreii ben5 bate. oils iid
Die So9ter Des Marf9dns @orpGrts
an einem 9immelfahrtstage bers
mG6lte, itreute ibr bic Muri9er Su'
eenb auf benz sanaen Wese Bis in BIZ
Murifer Stride 8lumen, unb bief
feitli6e 8eranitaltung tpurbe bann 81
elmer @olfsfitte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15

Sc mar Die COMPETITION ,Sdngsr
aug benz Yaterlanb".
Wirtfamer tonnte cine Sci / Stim=
mung ni6t berporgerufen neroen.
Sieielbe uuroe aber nod wefsntlid
erb6b! our6 ben 8Ortrag Der
Ierei n / 9 g Singer b o n
bianapol
3ablrei9 batten Die @ctipen beg 9ie=
oertrans, Wuiitperein uno Wdnner=
dor i9 eineefunben unb unter Der 2ei-
tuns beg Germ Carl &ieaner ertbnten
balo oarauf Die berrlidan Weiien bes
fimmunssbollen 2iebes .Sriblina am
&hein". Die waderen Singer brad.
ten unter benz blauen ;Simmelsoome,
Der ielbf nod 6rabline atbmete, ben
@ipfeln Der ebruiroigen 8aumrieien,
bic ourd ibr frii9es Grin Dem Som=
mer idmeidelten, bas 2ieo in mir
funsspoller Weife bor.
Serr s 5 a n d E Der prdf-
bent oes 8erbanoes 9euti1er 8ereine
bon Snbianapolis, belt bierauf cine
turse Nnipra9e, in tpel9er er Johann
ben Jefreoner oss Sases, Germ Or.
8artbolo, @On9reB=& eprdientant bon
Mifouri porfelte.
8 onerrnb
Geoe.
9err 8artbolot tpuroe, als er BOT
Der nod S%aufenoen adblenben Men=
i9enmenee eridien, nit einem berg
li4en Beifaa be3riibt. = Nur ettpa.
neil er Der Gsfreoner mar? . nein =
neil Die Webrsabl Der Nnwefenber
wuBte. baB Dor ibnen elm Wann ftanb,
Der lett msbt als IL Sabren in ieiner
GigenIdafi als @onsreb=& eprdfentant,
ftets in energifder Weiie fur Die 8e.
frebunasn oes Deuiidtbums in oieiem
peiten Nooptio-W aterlanoe einsetrster
mar.
Wit msitbin berusbmliber Spradt
berttinoiate Der Seftreoner bas gOanee-
lium oes Seutiden 3ases wie folgt
yBerebrte 2anosleute uno Greunoe!
gorert meinsn aufridtieen San'
fur Sbren freunoli6en gmpfang uni
bic ebrenpo0e @inlaoung, ben 9eut.
i9en Sag nit Shnen gu feiern. Oi'
mir geffeate Nufgabe, Der 8eoeutunl
biefes Sages seredt au tuerben, 1T fein'
lei9te, unb i'd bite oh meines f3ma'
den Werfu1es i'm Woraus UNI gitig'
Wadfi4t.
@eftaitsn sic mir, ebe i6 an mein'
Muf9abe gebe, benz Seutidtbum bot
Snbianapolis unb bes 9an3en State!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15

belIen" ufm. piro, unb es unterliegtl
oar feinent 3reifel. baB bieie in Der
Sbat bel Shulb BADEN, aber es muB
oa nod anberes mitmirfen uno bic
eiesntli9e Wur3el muB tiefer liegen.
Eas erfsnnt audi 3idter @bitraus uno
er meint, bic unslidli6en Streits uno
Observation-Disclosures bdtten oamit 3u
tbun; ss feien ni9t tpeniger als 3 Gd0e
Dor i'm getommen, mo Der v@inleger"=
preBfeeoer] Streif mittelbar Die urs
fade NOR, Dab gang iunge guri9en gu
Yerbre9ern murben. 2eioer fagt er
ni6t inpisfern, unb bas mag 3u benz
@lauben uerleiten, bab etpa bic iungen
Buri9en bur9 ben 8erlut ihrer Dir
beitsselegenbeit Dem 8erbre9en-ettua
aus NOtb-in bic Mrme getrieben tpur-
ben, man oarf jeood. aud Obne bic
Sdle senauer gu ~fennen, glattpeg be-
baupten. baB oas niGt Der Tau NOR.
@enn iener Streif mittelbar iene brei
vGdqe" bsruria4te, 10 lit bag nur ben
l1nruben uno STANDARDIZATION gu
oanfen. bic er i'm @efolse bate, begin.
Der sroBen &iidfidt, bic man nit ben
&ubei6rern bate, unb in erifer &eibe
seraoe nit ben Sunsen uno jinseren
Burden, Die fi9, mie in Chicago,
BEL alien ofsntli9en nnruben, sans be-
fonhers berboribun.
Sc 1T elm trauri9es, aber tppii6es
4~ramalbilo, balbwidfise Burden i'm
8orbertrefeu, fo3uiagen, unb Gred=
beiten unb Standardization bessben su
ieben, gu benen ben grwa9ienen Der
Mutb feblt, neil fe fir6ten, CUR 8er=
antuortung seaogen gu peroen; ben
3naben ldBt man fe bin9eben unb
tpsnrt bic poli3ei bod sinnial Elm paar,
bic es gar 81 tou treiben. beim 2ant=
baten padt, 1T bic tpeinerli9e Senti=
mentalitdt f9nsn our 6anb, fir bic
.uniduloigsn &inber", bic ia nidts
B6fes tpollten unb fia ni6ts S6lim=
mes babel ba6ten" einsutreten uno Der
rhff9tsbo[s poliaeiridter ldBt fe lau=
fen. limb bamit pirb nuf bic baupt-
tpursel beg uebels bin9etpieien: ySie
idmmerli6e Sdmdde In unierer 2in-
berer3iebung lsst ben 2eim su Der trau=
risen @rnte, Die mir jebt fdOn einbeim.
fen unb bic INNER gr6Ber tperbei1
wirb, tuenn bic Susenb nidt etpas
irenger in bic 3udt eenommen tpirb.
Sas f9 ben 2inoern auf allen Seiten
seisenbe geiipiel Der @eiebesperadtuns.
ldbt ben idlimmen 3eim CUR ippigsn
@ntfaltun9 fOmmen uno Die ben
,fiBen 9leinen" in ibrer friiben SUI
geno aeraoe3u anerso8ene 8enubiu9t
unb 8squemlidteit tbun bas lebriee.
Sc %perthpoaer elm iunger Suno,
befo frenger balten mir i'm, oamit er
out seoeihe. Sas 1T einfidtis. Sem
3inbe lafen mir ieben Wilen, neil
mir ss gar 10 iebr lieben unb bielei9t
aud 70 febr bequem finb. limb has
fann man berbre9erii6 rentter. - gs
5eu9t 8erbre9en. -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15

Snotana meinen 8liifunni1 oar5u=
brinsen oh beg oHenbur sldn3enoen gr=
folges oieier Gsier, zines grfOlses, Der
nur oa m6alid 1T, uo Die Seuti9en
ii9 ibrsr Seimatb ni9t nur ni9t i1ds
men, %ionoern nit 9ere9tem Stol3e ib=
rer Nbfammun9 einseoent fino. uno
penn id fage INIT gere4tem Stol5e".
10 besiebe i4 mid niat auf Die Sc
i9i1te oes alien W%aterlanoes, fonbern
id tshnfde u1b beftebe barauf. bab utt=
iere @efiible uno @einnungen nit
ameritanii6em WaBftab gemeHen uno
Dor benz Serum ameritanii6.r @ere4=
tigteit beurtbei!t meroen m6gen. Wit
anberen @orten. mir poaen ni6t, ME
Der Wonb, in benz bon Der Iaterlanoss
Some s~eborsten 9i9te eri4sinen, fon=
bern mir poQen 1ur nod benz beur=
tbeilt iein, mas mir aus eigsner &raft
fino unb mas bic Seutf9en auf an,e=
ritanii9em 8Ooen seleiitet uno bOQ=
bra9t baben. Gin unparteiii6er &i9=
ter, CLAUDE i1. miro bic Beredtigung
Der Soluble. bic uns am Seuti9en
Sage beieelen. poa uno gang aner.
fennen.
Webr als fieben @enerationen baben
auf ameritanii9em 8oben selebt, ge=
tuirtt unb aetdmpft, feit bic erfe@olOnie
oeutider @%inmanberer in Germantown
gegrinbet spuroe. 81, @ei6i9ts oieier
3eit lit Die @eididte Der neuei1 @elt.
uno mas in oieien 221 Sabrsn auf
ben mannisfaltissn @ebieten meni9=
liden @irfens geidafen. pOabradt uno
errungen wuroe, batan baben oie
Deutiden, ober iagen mir bic amerifa=
nii1en 8iireer beuti9en Stammes,
ibren reihliden Nntbeil. sic haben
ni9t bic 8efeblsbaber= uno 6tbrer-
roller seipislt, aber iie BADEN bic Warbe
Der Mrbeit ~aetra9en uno i'm Sbmeibe
hires Nnssiidts bas grbe oss beutigen
ameritaniaen @ei4le4ts ebrli9 mit-
perbieren uno berei9srn belfen. @ir
finoen lie Derein3elt in ben 9aIen Der
@eiebgsbung uno in ben Salons Der
bObeu @eie0idaft. aber ibre eigentli9e
Domaine, ibr eigentlides Sabeim III
bod oas 6elo Der Nrbeit, unb penn
bic berrli9en @r3eugnife ameritani-
fden @ewerbfeibes unb ameritaniider
3unff, toelde e%eaenmdrti9 in ct. 9ouis
ansgefelt finb, bic Spra9e ibrer
S90pfer ipreden t6nnten, 10 tpiiroe 10
man9er traute beutf4e Qaut unIer
DIR erfreuen. sic, bic SeutIhen,
baben aber au9, nit benz G9merte in
! Der 6anb. bas 2anb freima9en unb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15
Sbirinqer

Sbirineer SIeif4fI6B.
4em 1 pfuno Rinbfleii4, pel4es
iprsfaltis BON &no4en unb Sehnen
befreit tpurbe. unb ~ pfunb S9peiz
nefleii9 1T srob gu baden. Damn gibt
man 1 gblDffe. oon @ala. 1 Sbeel0fz
fsl &o9tiimmel, zine WeferfpiBe poa
s~eitoBenem Pfeffer unb auleBt 6 2Ofel
hide faure Gabne ba5u, permif4t oas
@anse gut unb arpeitet e nit einem
2Dffel bur9, Bis es gang sei4meioig
lit. 0on biefer Mafe perben fleine
&lOB9en abseito9en nnb bieie IN
brauner Butter, ii. Der 3tpiebelitiid9en
lei9t sebrdunt purben. auf ieber Settle
einige Minuten sebraten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15

So mar Elm Sonnta9, ben uno tlar +!
Sol9' elm ibealer SDnntag Nadmit=
tag, ME mir in unieren Breite9raoen
ibn felten gu ber3ei9nen baben.
Greunoli9 bot am friben Morgen
nit rofiaem Intlib Jrau Some Der
Beb0lterung bon SnbianapOlis i'm
Nlgemeinen unb ben 6reunoen Deg
Seutiden Sases i'm gang geiOnoeren
ibren @rub bar uno UNI Die Nadmit-
tagsftunben iorate fe NIT ibren li6ten
Strablen oaftir, bab fie, uno nidt Der
launiide bimmliide Wafer : Director
einmal mieber bas ftrablenbe Stepter
fiibrte. gs mar Elm ioealer SOmmer=
Sonntasna9mittag
Son ylab unb 6ern ftr6mten bic
Befu9er berbei uuo bereits am frtiben
Na9mittag mics Der part cine ffatt=
li9e 3abl b%erielben auf.
Sierauf aber beeann bic Y6lter=
tuanberung
vWsr sdblt bic Stdbts, nennt bic
Namen,
vSie saili9 bier suiammen famen."
Ser meite plaB Dor benz vWeiBsn
&6fI" mar nm 4 nbr bon elmer nod
bislsn Sauienoen adblenoen Wenfden-
mense sefti0t, welde seouIois Der
Singe barrie, bic ba tommen fo0ten.
Sa ert6nten 8O0sridhRe, melt bin=
aus perfiinbenb, SOB bic Teier ibren
offsielen Nnfans senommen. Sisie
bonn Gef-3anonier 9ans $riimper ab=
sefeuerten S9hHe tuaren iebr pir=
fun9spOa; Der populdre prdfiOeni
zines Der an~aeiebenifen oeuti9en Ier=
cine Der Stabt tpeiB elm 2ieb bapon gu
tingen.
I'm 4 1br enolih nabm bas offi=
3ielle prOsramm ieinen anfang. Das=
felbe fpielte fi9 pOr benz yWeiBeu
&6RI" ab.
Muf bsrielbsn batten fid bic Oelsga.
ten aur Staats= @onbention, bic neuer.
mdblten Beamten besielben unb einig,
@hrensdffe, xnter ibnen &eb. giien'
lobr BON Cincinnati, plab sencmmen,
berielbe mar betanntlid pOr stpe
Sabren Der Geftrebner BEG Seuti9er
Cages.
Ste afttcteue Veter.
Sn tpirfungsboller @eiie tuurbe BIZ
offciele Teier bur9 elm potpourri
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15

Gonsrebabgeor0uete 8artbolot
ionte bier bleiben, mir baben i'm ale
%liebsemonnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15
9te sffcteue Veter.

Sn tuirfunssboller @siie tuuroe bic
offieie0e 6eier bur9 elm potpourrie
einaeleitet, wel9es 6srr @einbolb
Winer, Der tii6tige Sirisent Der .@itp
ganb" fir bieie Geier ausgepdblt
bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15

Ser rSeutide Sag" lit pOriiber,
Die grinnerun9 baran miro ma1s
bleiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15

Du bDsft mi fine Nad 10 li4t,
9s Mober nit ern Nrm,
0u f4elit mi unit Ingeii4t,
lin fill Is ale 9arm.
ST fDbl mi as en- litttiet &inb,
Se eanje MeIt is meg,
Du puff mi as en- Goeriabrswinb
De franfe SpB toreat.
Min Ole folt mi mod be 9ann'
l1no iesst TO mi: Ru bee!
lin r8abermnier" fang it an,
Ms it null friber bee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15

I'm foil 70 beep: bot tparb pertain
60 ipridt BAT 9art tit ut,
In &au pun.s9immsI peibt mi en-
I'm @ans is meober gut!
Min Moberipraf, 10 ili9t unb re9t,
Ou ole frame Reb!
@enn Blot en- Wunb min @aSer" ieset,
90 fIinst nit as en- 8eb.
60 berrIis fIinst mi feen Muiif
I'm finst feen Nadtisan;
sri Iopi 10 sItf in Osenblid
Se beIen Tbrdn benbal.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15
Sic g. Deutid)e $ag>Teier~
Gin GriumpR oes Deutidtbums bon indianapolis.

$500 @eripntn perlebten int @ermauia=Yarf gennbrete stnmoem nnb
landteu nit Snterede 6er &e6e bs ST.. 8art6olbt pon AfiHonri.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-15

Die 9auptidulb tpirb befanntlid Der
Werberrliduns seseben, uslde bemWsr-
bre9sn bur9 9emiRe 3eitunsen nnb
anberen publifationen, yDeiectibe No-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-20

After tie iul'y i'll a Texas case had
listened to thu charge OF the court ana
hau gone to their room to deliberate
upon the verdict. one Of the twelve
went right to the poiGt by saying.
THAT thar Pike aIuidrow orter u"
convicted an central principles He'4
bad as they make en-
AS the hum OF approval went around
Il wcazrnce! little Juror said, II hcerl
that Pike guy it out that he'd 20 gun
min fur US, II we sent hir2 up. ies
SoOn's lie got ont, an fur the jcdG"
too"
I'VE must perfect tie JeGgc" they
agreed, ana the verdict was 'tSot gull
ty."-Detroit Free Press
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-20
SHIP S AN CHORs.
The change From Short Straight.
Flakes to Curved Arms. F

| ahe CHAN Ee From Short. ssrniSht
Flakes to Carved Arms. Is
The ships anchors in general use ur
4tozythe Beginning of the last century
consisted Of a long, round iron
shank having two comparatively shor;
straight arms or dukes, inclined to the
shank at an angle OF about forty de
grees and meeting it IN a somewhat
sharp point at the crown. In large an.
chors the bulky wooden stock was bull.
up of several pieces. hoped together.
tie whole tapering outward to the ends,
especially on the aft or cable side. 5
About the beginning Of the last cen
fury a clerk in the Plymouth navy
yard. Pering by. name. suggested GER
tain improvements. the most impor
tanr of which was making the ;lrins
curved instead of straight. At frs:
sight this simple change may seem Q!
little value, but consideration Will show
this is not the case. The holding power
of an anchor depends on two principal
conditlons-nameiy. the extent OF use,
full holding surface ard the amount OF
vertical penetration. The latter. t.uai.
iry is necessary on account of tie a.
ture of ordinary sea bottoms. tie Sc:
face layers of which are generally les
tenacious and resisting than Is 4!
ground Il short distance below
n tie gear 1881 chain cables l5t.r-...s;,
10 superset-e the hei1I3cn ones. VITA -
result that the long shanl<ed ,ii,@.,a+s
hitherto il vogue were 10 ton2e-' ,;.-;.
cs5;.,.. and anchors With si.o.:t.;
sLan:zs and viii! heayEc:- ara stT,s:Iss,,
crowns gradually came Into Use IL
co:3aCc t-t:clen Of these ci.aa@cE. Z CO.!
,llss-o:. WIS appointed /. i.-p Ec2:- lo->S
70 iiL.iuii-x. iltO tie il;5.;i;.-< power OF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-20
a Pecurinr Orl,a...cA.s.

Berlin has probably one of the mos;
peculiar ornaments for a reading room
that has ever been seen in u similar
position in q civilized country. This IS
u Grayest0nc which stands, large and
massive. in one corner of Il small room.
1t is not only GraTcstonc. but is in
its Legitimate position at the head of
a grave. The history OF its location in
the house is Interesting. 1t was not
put up in the house, but the house was
built around the stone. Its original
position was in the burial grounds IL
the churcllyard at st. HedwiG's
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-20
DAME JuJlANA BERNER.
She WINS Il fifteenth Century Author
;<S Oh Fly Fishing.


lay on Fly I'isEini..
The first printed English book or
angling WAS Dame .Juliana Berncr>s
Book Of ST. Albans," which appeared
about 1850. and contained n chapter
entitled ~ Ireatysc Oh r'y&hynngc
With an Angle
Fly fishing must have been practiced
mich earlier than this, rs nothing but
Il gradual evolution could account for
tile complete list of lilies for the fish
ing months OF the Year which il gives.
To Dame serner belongs the homer
of first telling that the salmon could
be caught with The t3y. SHE says: AL
50 We may take hyIn, but it is seldom
seen with a tlubbe at such times as
when lc !cpith in lyke tourGe ana
lNuucre as yG do n trought or n gray
ling Her knowledge seems more
complete than could have been that
of the original inventor, so that the
time when fly fishing originated in
British waters must remain uncertain.
Dame Eerner's flies will Kill trout
today, and her twelve were the foun-
dation of those of which lzaall Wal
ton said quantity in 1908: THUS have
you i jury Of flies, likely to bctray
aild condemn all the trouts in the
river
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-20

Il lost L-r rotcboo! C-,e Gag. So.
novelist. Il searched Tie Ao;:se CO., i
for it. From room to rooGl I U-e-.- r-.-
aiming every corner. and 1T t'.a c.>E a.
a two hours hunt foHnl! tie iyoo,.
Ely .!ove.' / exclaimed. i 7rt-,s.c-v
why it IS that one always fms II tn.:J..
in the very last place one looks EJr Il Z
Maybe said Il cous:,. Of r2.ue II
is because after we EnI what we arr
hunting fo.. we end our search -