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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
Where 1t Is Cold.

The coldest city in the world Is va
kutsk, Eastern Siberia, In the empire
of the Czar and the Russians. 1t is the
great commercial emporium of East
Siberia and the capital Of the province
of Yakutsk, which, in NEST Of its area
of 1,517, ,063 square miles, is a bare
desert, the soil of which is frozen to a
great depth. Yakutsk consists of about
400 houses of European structure,
standing apart. The intervening spaces
are occupied by winter yoorts, or huts
of the northern nomads, with earthen
roofs, doors covered with hairy hides
and windows of ice. Caravans with
Chinese and European goods collect the
produce of the whole line Of coast on
the Polar Sea between the parallels of
10 and "A degrees, from the mouth of
the River Lena to the farthest point
inhabited by the Chookchees. Last
year a colDorteur of the British and
Foreign Bible Society made a tour of
eleven weeks down the Lena, a river
5000 miles long, visiting Yakutsk and
selling gospels in their own language
to the Yakuts in the villages along the
banks.-Leslie's Weekly.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
Not So Foolish.

Several Democratic politicians were
discussing old times the other day and
a good story was told about Jim"
O'Brien. Ex-Supervisor Barry, who
was one of the solid Nine" was anx-
ious to run again for Office, but as he
did not get the Democratic nomination
he decided to run as an independent
candidate. Every one that entered his
saloon, which he was then conducting
on Market street, was asked to sign
the necessary petition.
One night O'Brien, accompanied by
"Blinker" Murphy and two others, call
ed at Barry's saloon, and Barry prompt
ly asked O'Brien to sign the petition.
lie complied and ordered drinks for the
crowd. Then he ordered another round
of drinks and poured hot air all the
time at Barry.
When they left the saloon O'Brien
said. What a blamed fool Barry is to
think for a minute that he could be
elected again. He hasn't the ghost of
a chance"
"Oh, 1 don't know" retorted Blink
er." 1T seems to me he's not the only
fool around. He got you to sign his pc
tition and spend so cents for drinks -
O'Brien did not pursue the subject
further
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
TALK OF THE TOWN
TIMfS ~
Beneath the Waves.

aYou NAV talk about the beauties OF
the Yosemite. Niagara Falls, the Alps
or any place on the top of the eartn'
said a weIl-known gunner In the
United States navy few nights ago al
the Grand Hotel; they are not to De
compared with the beauties or Ola
ocean, particularly such as can oe seen
from a Divers helmet"
You're right there said announcer
gunner. The lubbers do not know what
they have missed. 1 remember once
when 1 was a gunner's, mate slttlns lor
more than an hour on the f1uke OF an
anchor had been sent down to recover
and gazing with awe on beauti1ul
coral bank 1t was really the most
beautiful thing ever saw. Every color
in the rainbow was there and cslde
from that there was enough variety In
the strangeness of the formation in the
coral to keep one busy several hours
cogitat ting on the wonderful things ma
ture had seen fit to hide beneath the
waves. 1 would probably have remain
ed for several hours. gazing with rap
ture on the bank, and was really think
ing that down there in the depths,
away from the noise and strife of motn-
er earth, would suit me for the rest OF
my days when a soup-and-b bully tih
thrown over the side of the ship drop
ped beneath me and the coral bank
My dream was over. 1t was case Oh
quick transition from thee sublime TO
the ridiculous and 1 Immediately gave
the signal to be hauled up"
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
THE CIVIL SERVICE.
map.

the same day Senator Bailey of Texas was de-
1 nouncng the civil service law in the Senate and
~ Civil Service Commissioner Cooley was uphold
ing it with the applause of the students of the University
of California. Senator Bailey boldly declared himself
spokesman. When political party captures the ma
tiona administration he thinks it should make clean
sweep and capture place down to the charwoman
a. party patronage. He takes the view of the average
politician who the chance advance himself by
bleng upon the public service those who work for his
advancement the exclusion of Others even in his own
party who has guessed the winner in nominating
convention.
1t will be that the Senator wants each member of
Congress be of Civil Service Commissioner who
shall have the power put into service excluding
Others and testing the fitness of his appointees but
making their fealty him the of their eligibility The
country tried that plan until the passage the Pendle
BILL and since then the law has pretty well exterm
mated the spos system for which Senator Bailey pants
as the hart panteth for the water brook.
Any familiar with the departmental service in
Washington must notice the vast change wrought in II
since sheltered from the spos system Formerly
the department clerk mpermanent quantity. His
commercial credit low and the uncertainty of his
made him financially irresponsible. The trades
people Washington suffered great losses in money and
the service in reputation.
Now the clerk is fixture His credit is good because
he keep and the character of the service has
that the applause of university students indicates that
the spos system gone stay gone and that the
try will take no backward steps please Texas
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
SACREDNESS OF THE FLAG.

r NDER New York statute which makes it unlaw
! full attach national flag the representa-
~ ton of national flag any words, marks ad-
vertisements exploiting the merits of merchandise
any way advancing the business of individual
corporation recently tried in that State,
which resulted in the imposing of unfavorable
structon upon this emnently commendable law The
decided that the enforcement of this statute
of the legitimate of the police power
and that it made an unfair discrimination against
chants in that jewelers., sealmakers and stationery
bossers exempt from its operations the law
stands
1t has been said by biting critics from the water
that Americans have of and very lit
tie conception of the eternal fitness of things Our Old
World friends prone that the pursuit of the
almighty dollar will lead the average American where
angels fear tread and they take great gee in pointing
instance the fearful and wonderful spirit which
moves the freak advertising methods of of
merchants Pale Pellets painted the craggy of
the Niagara LA Mort Cigarettes flashed upon the
clouds by stereopticon; Aunt Hannahs Twin Babies
Desccaed Dessert hung in the air by string of kites
these are things which appeal the uncommercal and
highly Ruskized sensibities of European cousins
with something of shock. When they the limit
children raise their hands the daily salute the
flag and then within the hour mayhap bring home
to their mothers of beans rasher of bacon with
the and stripes cleaning eulgeny from the gaudy
wrapper thereof, they must indeed be pardoncd for
thinking few things about the inrcacies in the Amer
character
If the State law in New York has proven Intellectual
stopping the practice of adapting national banner
to the exgencies of trade it lies within the power of
Congress make ruling which shall be binding the
country over The Government has power regulate
the of the very emblem of its existence By restrict
ing the functional qualities of the flag those proper
ones of patriotic expression and the exemplcaton of
the majesty of the Government Congress could bring
about far healthier respect for the emblem of
ton and it from becoming cheapened i'll eyes
by association with canned ladies' hosiery
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
OUR TOURIST TRAVEL.

" HE Sacramento Bee says that the reason WHY
Northern California does not share in the heavy
i tourist travel to this State is the lack of hotels
This is probably true If Sacramento had attractive
hotel for tourists there seems why should
that travel we'll Southern California
points.
A few years ago the Chief Of the Bureau of Good
Roads in the Agricultural Department attended good
roads convention in Sacramento AS he sat in the
venon he looked out through grove of orange trees
with the fruit ripe and yellow and as background
rose the far mountains covered with snow for if was
in January. He said that nowhere else was more
attractive and he seemed impressed that the peo
pie of Sacramento did regard specially alurnp
Sacramento has in the Suffer Fort monument of our
early history The Capitol building is attractive and the
park in which it stands arboretum of the greatest
interest How many Sacramentans know that the outer
of trees in that park the Roman pne pinus
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL SUNDAY, APRIL H.

pinae the pine of pnes and that those trees are from
the OF trees that grow the tomb OF Virgil!
The composed of deodars the cedars of the
Himalayas, and the grounds fine specimens OF
the Japanese cryptomera, cousin of sequola We
doubt whether there is elsewhere in the State flora OF
distinguished lineage than can be found in the
Capitol park, and doubt also whether the ohlclal
gardener knows it.
Sacramento should show herself and put in another
and extensive park like Golden Gate, with drives
and bride paths, ootways and all the aduncts OF such
park The climate of Sacramento will permit lavish
indulgence in the of flora. Palms and banana
plants Towering trees and shrubs from a wide range
Of latitude, will flourish there and should be used
We apply to Sacramento the spirit of apprecia
ton and encouragement which feel toward Oakland
and other cities. Sacramento will have occasion
defend the location of the State capital she with
bold and aggressive public spirit upon the
of her very great natural advantages. Private
prise not lacking there, shown in the very large
number of private residences and grounds. An equal
public enterprise will easily, and soon that city
into desirable resort, which will be pleasant and
attractive stopping place for winter travel The Bee
where the honey in the flowers that bloom every
day and has the inspire the display of charms
that have been too long unnoticed.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
Il Good Story, But

There has just been discovered in the
Far East a species of the acacia tree
which closes it's leaves together in coils
each day at sunset and curls its twigs
TO the shape of pigtails. After the tree
has settled itself thus for a nights
sleep. IL touched the whole thing will
fiutter as IL agitated or impatient at
being disturbed. The oftener the
foliage is molested, the more violent
becomes the shaking of the branches
and at length the tree emits a nauseat-
ing odor, which, IL inhaled for a few
moments, causes a violent dizzy head
ache 1t has been named the angry
tree."--New York Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
AnS7UerS to Queries.

CANAL IN NEVADA-R. S., Niles
Cal. For information relative to wa
ter to be obtained from the canal now
being built in the State of Nevada ad-
dress L. N. Taylor, Geological Survey,
Carson City, New.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

Saturdays papers contained fitting illustration for
the "Tae of Two Cities" number of citizens of Oak
land voluntarily gave deeds that city enable the
Lake Merritt boulevard be extended along blocks
Harrison street In this city the Supervisors granted
the petition of the Sutro heirs enabling them take
back the Dewey boulevard which thus taken off the
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17
NATURAL1ZATIoN-w.

NATURAL1ZATION-w. S., City.
If you secured your first papers to be-
come a citizen of the United States
more than two years ago and desire
to secure your second papers in this
State. you will have to be a resident
of the State one year before your Sec
ond papers can be granted, provided
you have resided in the United States
five years consecutively prior to the
application for second papers.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

JOINING A GE-Subscriber.
City. This correspondent writes:
Would 1t be wrong for husband and
father of a young son to join a lodge
on the quiet, without telling his wife
anything about 1t. even after he be-
came a member?" If the lodge was
one that has protective or beneficial
features he should have no hesitancy
in telling his wife; if not a proper in
stitution he should not join. A hus-
band should have no secrets from his
wife.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

A school of whales appeared off Vladivostok Wednes-
day last which threw the inhabitants into fit of
hvers in the belief that they Japanese torpedo
boats. The Russians may be pardoned from less
than whales for seeing things" in view of the
late occurrences.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

CHICKEN LICE-Subscriher, Dixon,
Cal. To rid chickens and hen house
of chicken lice, make the roosts per-
fectly clean with hot soap suds. Af-
terward apply spirits Of turpentine or
kerosene; also strew sprigs and
branches on the floor of the hen house
and remove such frequently. Then
keep the hen house perfectly clean.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

Townsend's California Glace fruits and
choice candies. in artistic threatened
boxes. A nice present for Eastern friends
It's Market street. above Call building =
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

Even the Weary Wllies may swell with pride at the
prospect of the rebuilding of the Canine Real Ties
not in it with Kings highway with shade trees
and exotcs for trimmings.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-17

Special information supplied daily To
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Allen's), gao Cali
-fornia street. Telephone Main 1o42.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
CO;
5nbiana's sr5bte DRIP Goobs S6nbIer.

CLARA s. 8. Cline on @eorge Is.
Qsmus, She'll bon Section 10, Sopn=
hip Is, &anse 3, @aDne SomnIbip.
81. 900.
Sheriff an Nuguf 3. Weper, She'll
ron Section 6, Sownibip Is, STANCE
4, Center Somnihip. SO, 300.
SObn 9. @rifep an @sorgs 6. 6ar=
lep, She'll bon Got 100, &sasan part,
nabe B%slefontaine unb "a. Str. 81
200.
CHARLES 8. Sut9inicn an Sarab
2~eoeniOn, She'll bon Got 90, Mc=
@artp's Sub. bon NuBenlot 100, na6e
Weft uno Wc@artp Str. 81, 200.
Sobn 9. SbsrwoOo an Sreb @an=
dat, 2Ots SO big 40. 8lod IA 0orb-
feite Dob. nDroli9 Der Is. Str. Dflia
Der Monon G~iienbabn. 81, 500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
IzW etterberi&t.

NUV Is2V I.
G66n, anbalteno bobe Temperatur beute
@benp unb am Oienitag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
@runbeigentbnms tletertrasungen.

@rt6ur 9. 8ropn an @iQiam 6.
potteridmiot, Got SO, @inbbort
place aoo., peitlid bon Waoiion Nbe.,
nOrolih Der @iirtelbabn. $1400.
Marion Sruif Co., Sruftee, on 8.
g. See, Got 43, Os9OOO's WuibinstOn
goulsbarb 9lob.. p.flid bon Central
Wpe., nabe 80. Str. $3.50.
6reberid Sandal an Seize Warring=
ton, Got rs, Oanoss' Subj, 4uben=
lot 129, @eit Str, nOroli9 BON Mor=
rig Str. $500.
Sheriff on SnoianapOlis @ater Co.,
She'll Gee. Is, Sownibip Is, &anse
4, S9Ofi.lb Mible giaentbum. 1916.
pboenir Wutual 2ife S~niurance
GOmpanp an Darn 3. Maban, Cots
10 unb IL, Mc@ia's Subj, Square
SO, WiKouri Str, nabe 2ouiiana.
$4,000.
Sorace Wec3ap an WiGiam Selfen=
berger, 2ots 81 unb 35, Mc@in's
Subj, Square SO, nabe MiHouri
rno 2ouiiiana Straben. SO, 800.
Sterling q. 9Olt an Senielben, Cots
81 unb 35. 81, 6
Mpsritb u. Barter an Minsrba 8.
Barter, GOT "a, Mulanep & @ooper's
9orb Snbianapolis Nob. weitli9 bonn
Canal nabe Der "a. Str. 81, 100.
@iuiam $. 8opo an 98iliam u.
Weaper, 5beil Got 5, Burton & Camp
bsl's part place 9bb. n6rbli9 bon
6air 8ant. $500.
@obert 5. 6iatt on Warie 2auer,
Got 6, Waltsr's Subj, She'll 9sntral
Mbe. Nob., msftli9 Der Central Wpe.
nDrbli& Der Greet. so, 200.
9u9b Wioolesuortb u. u. an Wauo
9. Gbafer, 2nt IL, 8lod 2, 6ubbarb
u. u. ihoGffli9e Sec. bon proipect
Str. 6fli9 Der SHELBY. $4,000.
8eorqe 6. Mbams an Wi0iam 5.
gmri9, Got l, Amus Subj. She'll
bon Sec. SO, Sounibip 16, Nange s,
Wapne 3ownibip. 81, ZOO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
@alofef Der Samaben TN Ser
mania Yart.

Gin uraemhtblides WBltden iinb fe
Oieie S9waben, ursemitbli9 fino aud
ibre Sefe unb eeffern saben fie i9 ale.
@roB unb 2lein, Elm Steloi9ein i'm
@ermania Yarf. Wer nod ME elm
sdtss, redtss Sdwaben= picnic bsiudte
uno oas seitrise perfdumte, Der bat
elbifberffdnbIi1 etpas bermiBt. pel9es
fur ibn. BON Der 8ergnigensieite aus
bstra9tet, o Snterehe seweien pdre.
Omar brannte bic Sonne beiB bonn
9immel bernieber unb a%lentbalben in
Der Staot lab ma ihpiBenoe, ere
f96pfte Meni9sn fi9 unter Der trOdes
nen 9ibe unsemiitbli9 fiblen, aber,
tuesbalb gingen fe ni4t NIT ben uebri=
gen binaus gum @srmania part. mo
ibnsn unter idattisen gdumen @ele-
aenbeit sebotsn puroe, fi9 niat nur
ab3utiiblen, fOnoern aud f4 3u err
friidsn unb gu erfreuen ? &ur3 nod
Mittag lansten fie on i'm parte. bic
pilser, bic ii9 hinaus ins Greie, in
@ottes Natur sefli6tet uno mabrlid,
falls elmer Der bieien ni9t nit Dem ibm
@ebotenen sufri"oen mar, bat er fiber
lid Osrsehen, feline aorehe gu binter.
laHen.
Q~lentbalben iab man S9paben,
plattoeutfde S9waben, aus benz Nor=
ben oes altsn 8aterlanbes iopobl, tpie
aud waIbe4te S6waben aus benz Si=
ben, uno a~lentbalben tpurbe in i16n=
Ter 9armOnie, big ipdt in Die Nadt
hinein, elm Geft aefeiert, mie es iid i'm
Sabre lur einmal erleben ldst.
Spiele uno @ei6enfe fir 9inber,
groB unb tlein, preiie fir bic 2egler
unb Nnoere, Die fi9 in bieiem ooer je=
mem .Wettffreite berbortbaten = lie
purben bon ben S9paben ausgeboten
unb bertbsilt, obns &idfi6t auf irsenb
tpelde Rebenumitdnbs.
Nu9 i'm G9wdbifden National=
@ettfreiten, ME Sabneni9lag uIw.
mar tein Wansel, 10 bab allen She'll
nebmern on Der Seier elm ur9emiitb=
lid idmdbii4er Gefttag bereitet murbe.
SIR Die Mulit fOrsts bic @ermania
parf 6apeQe, iomie au9 oas Gitp
8nnb Sr9eiter, bic abpe6Ielnb bic
bielen Sbeilnebmer Der Geier. bic ss
id i'm trauli4en fiihlen S9atten Bee
qlsm eemadt hatten, erfreuten. llnb
als fpdt am Nbenb bic 8dite anIinssn,
id auf Den Seimueg 81 MAIDEN, ae=
idab es nit Dem aufri9tisen gemubt=
iein, einen Sag berlebt gu baben, befsn
Wiehertebr man pobl ie6niidtig oft
erpinf&t, ielten jebO9 erlebt. Die
S6waben seisten fid als i%obiale unb
aufmertiame 8afgeber, bic ibren
5reunben mirtli9 mebr seseben, pie
Eie ibneu beripra9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18

Tno btaiaer.

SEEDS Yartien uiinl denswertber
Seibenifohe tpurben neu marfirt UNI
idneu gu %bertaufen.
$1.0O i9marse Smib RefaIine 1T iest.. 75e
$1:OO i4parae Peau be Gpsne, p~ertauft
1eBt gu -. .69e
$l.00 e4te @repe be Gbines, farbis ooer
I6par3.. ...........75e
YarS breite iGtpar3e 5afeta. .89c
So 90 boppeItbreite i9par;e Crepe be
Shine t........ ST. so
ACC iapanti1e Nai6'S eioe, bette NuaIis
tat, reen,irt 3u .25e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
Gin Gulemipieselfrei@.

Milaro g. Wiooausb, 80, Sho
gladforo Str. taufte geitern Abenb
auf BEN 9eimwsg bon 2 jungsn 2euten
elm &anin4en fir 25 Gents uno ma9te,
als er mad Sauie fam. bic gntoedune,
oab es iein eisener SaaIe mar, ben
ibm bic iuu9en 2eute seftoblen batten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
Siifser Softer.

Die 10-idbrise &omana Bon Mn-
fen, $50 Wsf Wrrplarb Ctr. tpObn=
baft' purbs 9eftern BON einem sroben
Dumb in ben Iinten Mrm gebihen. Or.
6ooQes brannte bic Wunbe aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
9te Glts In Cincinnati.

NJ ~
aus allen Sbeilen oes 2anbes our bic.
ii9en ReuniDn elm unb big Wittae f9on
batten iiber $500 fremoe glts i'm
6auptquartier i'm Netna=8 ebdube re-
sitrirt. Nus Snoianapulis fino iibsr
so @lts nit i6ren 9amen sinsstroffeu
unb baben ibr Sauptquartier in Sei=
tens 9Otel aafgeidlagen. @on bieii=
gen @lts batten gu iener 3eit etipa 600
ibre Nanlel einsetragen. 6Ormeae
Gunttionen fanben seifern ni9t ftatt.
abseisbsn bon benz Gmpfan9 gu gbrsn
Der Witslieoer Der @rOBlosen, BON
bene1 .geifern bic fol9enosn antamen:
%. &. Sent bon HeppOrt Nems, 3d.;
6. 5. 8omlinion bon @inifon. q. g.;
patteriOu Spriss, Gan Diego, GAL;
.. 6. Sat&, Sunpile, 3d.; SEQ. s.
Taltennein, Mc9eespOrt, pa.; Sbeo=
bore @sff, Ntlanta, Co.; q. u. Self
rep, Selena, Wont.; 8. q. u. 8urte,
&idmonb, 3d.; Sbeooore grantlep,
Selena, Mont.; 2erop Nbams, guf.
falO, q. g.; 5elir q. SObertp, guf.
falo. q. g.; Samuel 9. perrOtt, Sn=
bianapDlis unb Nnbere.
@ranb gsalteb &uler Sofepb 8.
6annina bon S~nbianapolis, Der i9on
Greitas Ibeno bier eintraf, berbradts
Den ssitrigen Sag, inbem er bic 8e=
iude biefiger uno a~ustpdrtiger @lts i'm
gurnet 5Ouie entgesennabm uno NIT
hisfisen @omite 5erietb; er srtldrte fi9
nit bersn 8orarbeiten fir Die &eunion
bod befrieoi9t uno ipra4 bic Nnfidt
aus, bic lsBtere tuerbe bic sldnsenbfe
unb erDBts in Der @sidiate beg Or=
bens tpsroen. Sn dbnlider Weiie
brtidte fi6 aud Wm. s. O'9rien bon
Baltimore aug, pel@er elmer Der ftdrt=
Hen @anoioatsn fir Die Wabl gum
@ranb gralteb &uler if unb qetern
nit ieiner Satin i'm 8urnet Souie ab.
ffiee.
gr iagte, bic lebtjdbrige &eunion in
Baltimore iei ~aleroinss cine groB=
artige Nfaire 9eueien, allein mad
allen, mas er bur6 Briefe erfabren
babe, gu f9lisBsn, ueroe bic biefise bic
gr6Bts BON allen tperben; aus Yalti=
more tuerbe cine Delegation bon 200
glts tommen.
Eie sroBe elettriide nbr am so,
osrnment Square, bic au gbren Der
antpeienoen 8riber erridtet 1T, purbe
unb borgeitern Nbeno elmer
probs unter3osen unb funttionirt aus=
ge3ei9net. Die illumination wirft
srobartig UNI murbe BON Sauienoen
Sc if eeplart, oaB ieoen Nbeno INN
IL ubr ale nit glfsloeen bierber aes
iomie bic bon 6iefigsn 2o-
gen ensasirten M%ufttapelen bel Der
l1br 3uiammentrefen uno oas 2ieb
y NuIo Sang Spne" ipielen ; bas 2ieb
IoI bon ben Sauienben, bic anpeienb
iein tuerben, mitgeiungen tusroen.
Die ausfiibruns bieies planes miro
o6ne 3peifsl etuas nod ME in Sin.
@sb0rtes beoeuten. nebri.
9ens NOR idOn am 5reitaa N5eno in
Wilsrt's pabiaon cine mobl9elungene
probe oes iosenannten @lfubr-S OATES
Der @lts 3u bemunbern.
3apeameiter 2ouis Weisano bradte
bic 9apsle, Die cine 2ieoer=
ipielte, pl6blid gum Sdwei=
gen, als bic uhr bic elite Stunbe 3eiste,
Der Mufiter falug cine @lode elf
nal an unb fofort erboben f9 beim
Iebten @lodenidlage ale anueienben
glts, beren es mebrere 6unbert mo-
ZEN, uno iansen Aud Lang Syne",
porin nod einigen @orten bas ge=
iammte %anpeienbe publitum nit ein=
fimmte. Sarauf fpielte bic 8apeIe
vMmerica", oas eleidfals bon Naen
mitseiun9sn wuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
SermiBt.

S,r 1920 Cornell Qbsnus uobnbafte
Grant 6lowers, miro felt elmer @o1e
pou ieinen Ingeb6risen bermibt. Der
Sermibte 1T 81 Sabre alt. Sic po=
lisei wuroe eriu4t, umidau nod ibm
gu balten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18

Sir Snbiana SIM M~nsemeinen iGDn
tnb anoalerno ,parrt beute Ibenb. unb ant
9ienftae, NIT %alusnabme BON IoeaIen 9e=
in benz Gubsriten nOrbIi9sn SbeiIe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-18
Metterberimt.
@afbimstpn, Is. SuIi.

Sar "a stnnO.u. snSsnO 7 ubr gOrssns. 10. SuIi.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-09-19

rora Borealis.
running Sunday school paper.-Au'
Woodburn Independent; If the sa'
loon keepers of Salem win in the
twenty-nine cases brought against
them the county will have pretty
bill of costs to pay.
North Bend Post: Minister Bar
rett at Panama is advising Americans
to keep away from Panama as 1t Is no
place for an American.
The Josephine county caves are
natural wonders or else they are
wonderful stimulauts to the imagina-
tion of newspaper writers who visit
them. They probably are both.