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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
Games of the Czarina.

The czarina has. from early childhood
been naturally clever with her pencil,
and possesses rare ability for pictorial
portraying, with just touch of humor-
Gus exaggeration. little personal Pc
culiarities Of those around her. It is said,
though, that none more enjoy an inspec-
ton Of these caricatures than those who
49, ths sphtscts Of them.
Mrs. Anna L. Newly.
First class furnished looms for rent
to gentleman, with bath and gas
1928 Wabash avenue.
MRS. A. WILSON.
Nicely furnished rooms To rent for
gentlemen. Reasonable rates. 1859
Indiana aVeunAL
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
Private Grausuard

The family OF a member of parlia-
ment from Yorkshire has a private
graveyard and has had it for several
generations. The founder Of it was a
Quaker, and the rector Of the parish
in which he lived said to him after a
dispute on religious matters: We'll, if
you don't come to church when you
are alive. you will when you are
dead" But the Quaker thought 9TH
erwise, and founded the burial place,
which is used to this day.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
Telephone Yards 1928.

P. s. Hotchkis's Cigars, Notions and
News Stand, 131 W. 51st Street
Voolfolk and Mitchell Cigars, To
bacco and News Stand, 1902 State
Street
News items and Advertisements Iert
at these places will rnd their way
into the columns Of The Broad Az.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
ORIGIN of Petroleum.

Until recently it was almost universal
" believed that petroleum. like coal.
was derived from fossil vegetation or
possibly from animals or fishes of some
long past age Now it is asserted by
many scientific men that 1t may not be
OF any organic origin. but may be due 10
subterranean chemical action.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
The Little Things.

Life is made up of little things-words,
acts. duties. pleasures. They come 10
us one after another. calling us out Of
ourselves. or seem to rush hurriedly past
us, and they leave an impress on our
spirit, and our characters are made or
marred by their infiuence.-Rey. B.
Lowry.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
British Territory.

II is possible TO go round the world
and touch on British territory all the
way-viz.. from England TO Halifax
Nova Scotial. across Canada to Van
couver. across the Pacific to HongKong.
thence to Singapore. Penang. Cape Town.
ST. Helena and England.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
Animals petest This Plant.

There is no plant which animals so de-
test as the castor-oil plant a goat will
starve rather than eat it. and even that
destroyer of everything green, the
locust. will not feed upon il.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
Cracks in Plaster.

To fill cracks in plaster mix plaster of
paris with vinegar instead of water. and
I will not set" for 20 or 80 minutes.
Push it into the cracks and smooth of
evenly with a table knife.-HOusehold.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
Whifa Penner.

In French kitchens white pepper is
preferred over black. partly for the
flavor and partly because there is dis
like To black specks showing in the food.
The idea is worth adopting.-N. Y. Post.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
Reason Enough

The Parrot-Why did the crow leave
his last place?
The Owl-He was discharged for
caws.-Illinois State Journal.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
Revivals in Wales.

A mania for religious revivals per-
vades Wales. Often the revivals last
all night, and the people go from them
To their work singing hymns.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
Rubber in Africa.

Rubber is now successfully being cuI-
dvated on the gold coast of Africa Sew
sral companies have recently started
work on large scale.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
London Strand

About 10000 people pass along the
Strand in the course of every working
day.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
Where Kiss Insults.

The women of Finland regard a kiss
on the lips as the greatest insult To
which they can be subjected. even from
their husbands.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
None of the Title

II is curious fact that there has never
been Cuke or lord Of London.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-12-31
OUR Low PRICES UNTIL OCT. I,

Set Of Terih 81 Porueiain Crowns 81
BeSt Sci Of Terfh 50 Gold FilnES. Soc 10. 81
llk Gold Grown 81 Silver FillnEs, --- sc TO Soc
Our plate work is unexcelled. When
others fail call on us. We will make
a beautiful, substantial and perfectly
fitting plate, one with which you may
enjoy a good meal Our gold crowns
guaranteed equal to any high-priced
dentists. Ten years guaranty on all
work. Consultation and examination
free.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
Mf6c9rcGcn.

g(uF Rem i'm TupipeItliden g}oripea
qen belegenen, ettpu 5000 SUB hoben
6oufeliIdter lit Elm Ni9enre9en gefala
len, Der 2 3oll 6pd zen S4nee bebedie
unb olIer Wo0rI6einliGteit mad bon
SslanD 6eriibergetrieben purbe, pp
Elm puGfoniIde Nu5brud itatt9efuns
ben bo6en muB. Dab DultaniTae Ni9s
bon SsIanb iibcr BEN O5ean bis na4
Horpe8sn fIiegt, iteft teiuespe9s obne
gorqong ba. IS 1T bies mebrere Maie
porgetomren, mas iib au4 Our9 Die
urge6euren 066en, big gu benen bic
8ultanaI6e emporgeidleuoert tpirbs
gut erfIGren ldBt. geim NuSbru4 Deg
0etIas i'm Sabre 1766 errei4te Die
NI9eniGuIe eine 0Dbe Don 10000
SUB, itieg aber pGbrenb bieIes ause
brud)es oft mod bOber. gei ben 4usz
6riiden bes 6eflas in benSabren 1845
uno 1916 tpurhe bic u Ihenidule o5erz
mails gemeHen uno babel 9DAsn BON
II, $50 unb 1926 7uB ii6er Dem
8ipfeG bss 9ultans fsIteefelt. auf
@5runo Ipl6er o05en t0nnsn bic
MI9enIG IGulen bel bulfaniI6en QEsbriis
den auf cSslanb in nett cntfernten gez
genben beoba9tet ncrben. trobbem
oiele 8erse ba3lpiI0en !ieesn.
Die feine NT6e ipirb nit Dem Minbe
oft auBerprDentli9 nett getra9sn, lpps
fir ii9 Ihon aus bem II. Sdbrbunz
bert Elm 8siIpiel anfiibren ldbt. geim
Nusbrud bes 9atlas, Der ebenIo pie
ber 6efla i'm iibliden S6etle Sslanos
liegt, Tlpg i'm Sabre 1925 Die Iide
Bis na9 Bergen, unb Die 8imsiteinz
aide tes 8ulfans Iitja, Der fih tief
i'm Snnern befinbet, nurbe bel bem
| Wusbrud inn MGr5 1875 in IL 5tuns
ben 40 Minuten quer iiber ner Ntldn@
tiifen Ocean Bis our MeittiiIte Ror~
peqens unb ben cort in 10 tStunben
bis Gtpdbolm getrisbs1. Selbif
59ladenItiide Iino bei isldnbif4en
8ultanousbriihen in betrdhtlidle
1erne geI9Ieutert nprben, 3. 9. murs
6s beim gtusbrud bes 6efIos i'm Sabre
1910 Elm Mann, Der iih lehS beutihe
Weilen pom Sefla entfsrnt beIanb, pDn
eincr pulfaniIhen 8cmhe eridldgen.
| 8eim Musbruh i'm Ipril 1868 flogen
| 2a9aItiiGe pon 3 Bic 4 9funo @epiNt
brei beutIche Meilen nett, unb elm
fauitsrobes Slid fam % Meilen ponl
| 5efla entfernt, an btr Nprbtiifie Iss
llanbs, nisbsr. Gbenfo nurben iGl
SUM- 1888 gliibenbe S4ladsn heS
| 5eflas bis9borsmorf. 13 Meilen com
@ultan. seIHlenbert. aluT Ssioni
| ielbit fDnnen bic NIhenmojIen. sass
abseIeben bpn Der Qapa. seipahSgc
| gerbeernngsn anridien, pofiir bic Gss
lfdidte ber Dultanousbriide 5sdrns
pieIe trauries 9eifpiele liefat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
@oass 0fauenfd1lneif.

Wis oiel Nusen aeist bes gfauen
@6neif, 59lGat er elm Dab? man
miBte bieie Nugen bDh ad6len f0nnen,
ipie Der 5pieler bic 9lusen Der Wiir@
fel unb Der '56uferiunge Die 5ett-
ougen auf Der 5rau MeiIterin 5uppe.
Sm aoplogiIGen WluIenn au DRESDEN
tpirb einem Die 5ade Iosar leidt ges
maht. Der 9pgel Der Sumo bat -
noriiber Iid idbon aeIop aufbdlt i'm
Mngemeinen reht unfreunblitle Gbae
raffexisenf1aften unS lit fd3iDer nab
bar, aber in benz MuIeum iinb 3ipsimal
an elmer sroben Mdnb pfdiienrGber
unter Glos anb Stabmtn duf tDeiis
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19

nsibs safeln aebreitst. babel Die lars
-oen Riele ipe3gefhnittsa mas Dle
lleberFd)t Ie6r erleihfert. Wldrl tann
Da ousde3eictnet bic Gntipidlnng Des
gfauenfebsrauges perFplarn 0a lsnp
al unterft Die ffeinen Iailbforlntgen
eriinaelb p6ospbores8irenbsn 5eoelS
den, bie BEN 5GpanSonlab pede't IMP
Die Iich Die iungen Burden neIrl an
ben 6ut fteGen, mas iibrieens moi 3u
empfeblen lit benH Bfolenfebern briils
gen nnslid. Sc h66er nun bas 8aO
dufffei9t, be{to gr6fer unb BOILER nerz
ben bieIe 6eoerdsn nno balo 5slgen
bic in Der Mittellinie fdpn Elm erifes
tpinaioes blaues MugenpiinftGen, Dos
fd bann roI9 su einem melt eenFfne1
ten pffaumen eroBsn, pflaunlenoiaIa.en
Qluae inmitten eineg BON berrli6 sla1ls
mn6en WeetdUt0nen aebil6e!en 9pfes
duspd6Tt. Maan iieht DardEs, nlels
sSeberden, bic nod feline Anssnlpnf
seioer, unb Die laroen &iele, pie cur
garneoalgseit in 2lnsr 6Gnh finn
bic Diele oie[letdt iihsrhanpt dllftn
nur aIs pfauenfsbern fenncn -, ltnO
i'm Meiensgrunbe eirts.
Die gntpidluns seGt aber ipslter'
Sc bD6er mir bic Wfittelinte Derfol9sn,
beito f0her ridt ou9 bas Nu9e an PIE
6eberi piben binduf pentgfeass
| i6ein6ar; benn eigsntIicb III es 10, pap
| bpr Nfnu rfnn er cine Gchleppe trogt,
bic duBeriten 'strabIsn abi9lsift, uno
I6lieblit fommt es 10 ipeit, ooB er
bic g(ugan fslber nit aaspsbt. Den
duBeriten Ranb bilSen bober buntels
bron5e For6ene gabeItge 3aden. Sseie
gntpidlung nimrt dfer ouf an bell
| ter Geiten einen intsreTanten 8eriauf.
Die lGne1ten Ieit1icben 5ebern 5eisen
nod oben an Der Spite Elm fietnes
Qtuge, baben ober nnr an Der PEN
@rbboben supanDten seite beg 8tels
farbi9e, griin6lou, griingel6 fhiasrrlz
he, lDe6enbe JranIen. Sc tiir3er otele
6oGnen tperben, ie nGher am Fudea
Iie alTo enbi9en, GefO f9oner uno lan@
qer reroen Die 5ranfen, rpdhrenb oe
Qugen beri9!pinben. Das TT allo gss
nau bic ridGGufige gepegung. Us
mag 1ein, boB man aud an ben 9sflea
bern anoerer 86gel ebenFolhe Nar!D>
lungen erfennen fam, isDo9 ponl mt
gen0s lpieber nit fQl9er 0eutllAtelf,
. unb oes6al6 fam man ehrlid elmer
n2uIeumgleitung bant6or iein, fpenn
> tie au6 zen 9et6tfo6leuten in 10 leldPt
, ei1ganoiger Metie lpert1pnas erfsnnts
: ntB Der tbisriI4en Gntntdluneslebrs
. eri6lteBt. Sole piei nun bag ptalleIt>
rob Mugen babe? - 56 muB 9eFeRn,
> ih oermp6te an9eii6ts Der r1'e,ne Aa>
3 oen poQ ent3idenoen, bel genaueren'
\ SinIeGsn ober blenb'roen graat Dtsle
q prsisfrage nidt gu loIen. Dies JET an
r oeren oOrbe9alten, bic aber bottentl'd1|
n au6 babel elm Q(u9e fir Die s4on9ei'
I uGler bieIer Mugen baben unb i'th Das
= bel obigs ipert4opllere GrtenntnlB
oleiGfals abIs6en m6gen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19

beutI6en gintpanberern llno berer1
Ra9tommen ein9auptantbeil gebiibre.
Inter ben i'm Muslauoe 9ebprenen
perfonen, Die it9 i'm So6re 1900 bier
aufbielten, tparen bic Oeut14en tpetts
ous ON 3ablrei9iten; 5u thnen tom7
men nod tire in ben Ser. @taoten
geborenen unb i'm Genius als Mmert9
foner dufgsfiibrten &inDer, 1otpte ote
1ebr 8ablreieben, glei9faQs ais Mmertz
faner betra4teten Na9tommen urs
iprin9li9 beutf9er Sanlilten, Die aus
ben DltGi9 bonn MiiiiIiippt selcgener1
Stdaten IN bus ebemalige 2outltana
etnfr0mten. 2lm itdrtiten 1T bic
beutide 8ebDlterung i'm fribersn
2ouiiiana augenblidli9 i'm @taate
Soma pertreten, oarauf folgen bic
Gtoaten Mtfourt, Minnefota uno
NebrQsfu. ct. 2puts, bic Saupt1taot
unb Der 6anbelsmtttelpuntt bes
| friberen 2ouiitona, 5Gblt unter 1einer
100000 &Ipfe " Farten 8eD0lferung
iiber23O, 900 Oeutf6e, BON oenen piele
gu groBem @nieben unb Bobl1taroe
gelaneten.
- 8ei einem Seitmabl, bas benz
Setter Der MHocitrten preife, 5errn
MelDille 6. Stone, bon @eI9Gftsleuz
ten bon ssllinois in Netp Oort gegeben
nurbe, tonnte bieIer bon einer bebeuz
tenben GrrungenI9aft Der sroBen
TeuteteitszMgerltur fagen: rBir fnb
in ber afociirten preiIe, tnbem Die
Re9ierungen enbli9 Die Ma6t Der
Yrefe unertenneu, auf benz 5tanb<
puntte aneelanst. baB mir es nt4t
me6r n0t6ig baben, un Iere InIi6ten
; in 0ffentli4en s}rdgen unb in Der
NeItpolittt aus 2onoon gu be5iehen.
Mir baben iebt in 2onbon unier eigez
: nes Bureau, unb mir betrd6ten
SeutI9lanb, RuBlanb, Srantret4,
otalien unb Oeiterrei9 nt9t mebr
: bur9 bic 8rtlIen Der @n9ldnoer, lcn@
bern nit eisenen Nugen." 9tefe Sos
1agung BON bem @tnfluB Der Gngldnz
E Der tpirb ntrgenbs mebr tpilltommen
E gebeiben cIs in Der beutf9zameritantz
: Iben prsKe, bic, bisber Wtube genug
eebabt bat, bic engliidbe Sdrbung Der
: Ra9ri9ten au befeitigen, ebentueu
: ibre Solgsn gu betdmpfen.
- Ser tiirali9 aus 6Gfen bes Mitz
telmeeres in gaetp Yort etn9etroffene
Oampfer vGalabria" bradte bic erfte
r Runbe bieier Satf tfpn bon Gtsbergen.
8 Wie fetn gapitGn @oberlD iagt, lab
er fib0flitb bon Neufunblanb brei
: bie5er idpimmenben 8erge, Der etne
B ipar ettpa 200 SUB bo9 unb ube'
n 1000 SUB lang. Die rGalabr1a" tuh'
I audi AZ Gtunben lang bur9 ein Gtss
: felb. Oie f9peren @tiirme Der lebter
II 3eit baben bieie arftifhen @isblod'
+ beuer bon ben gisfelbern bes pols
n ettpas friiber obgetrennt, als bies ionf
n Der syan 1T, unb 10 tperben tpabridetn'
: lid bic sroBen transatlantil9sr
II Danpfer seapungen ietn, ben lublt'
n den Rurs einauI9lagen, tpenn tie Der
n gisbersen aus benz Mese seher
z tppllen.
: - Cine ber beutI9eiten beutfd fden
2 Mniieblunqen in ben ; 0ereinister
: 9taaten 1T egg 9arbor in SEEM Ser.
u Iep, gesriinbet in Den fiinfaiser Sabrer
bes neunsebnten Sabrbunberts bor
: Or. @6n0le bon pbilabelpbia. aein
t anbere 5tabt in ben Ser. 5taater
= teiibt pobl einen itGbtii6en 5reibrief
9 pie Der BON Gsg 9arbor, Der ba fagt
. Ser @tabtratb, fotpie 8iirgerber
/ Iammlungen follen ibIe 8erbanblun
n gen in beutf6er Spra4e fubren."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19
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ges Der Sbdntung 8ahn- in 3lnlz
manfu er5dblt Der pSitarattlde
2lobb" folsenbe niebli4e .GptloDs.
oils Der 3ug auf bem Babnbot N
S19inanfu anfam, ipielte Die 9lre1t1
fbe &apeae Die luItige Weite:
2anee G9ritte rttmmt er,
Siebite moi, ba Is er idlon.
unb ba min nod Senano bebollp7
ten, man tpdre in China ntht auf Der
9Dbe Der 3eit9
@iellei9t bat Die 2onboner Satlp
Mail 3e9t, tpenn tie ben Hud3ug Der
RuFen bonn Oalu ein itratest1des
ManDper betra4tet. Ods fpiiroe and9
5u ben tpieberbDlten MelDnngen tim
men, baB Die eigentlihe Bertbetotz
aungslinie &uropattins ldrgs Der
2inte BON port 9lrtbur nab e9orbtn
liege; uber tpenn bas bic 4bltdt mar
peBbalb Der energt19e Wtoer1tanD,
ber ben Sapanern 8ere4tigung gtbt,
elnen groBen Steg gu nertlnoen. S1e
Wtrtung TIT leoentals gu peren 9anz
boB au9 Der 2anbtrieg cine erIte groBe
Gnttdui6ung fir 9!el.nigsn gebra9t
Bat, bic BON bie1en etne be11ere 5u9z
rung Der Ruiien ertparteten.
Ser in ben Minen Der Sapd1rer
cnt6ultene Sprengitoff TT eine rein
japaniIde Grfinoung. @r betBt na9
rem @rfinoer r@9tmoie". Or. S3tz
moie mar Bis por 5e9n Sabren elmer
rer ange5ebenite ten profen prem Der Unit
DefiitGt Sotto. 20 Sabre lang erpez
rimenttrte er nit GrplofpitoIfen uno
irdet 9eute nod Die Narben BON ptelen
Wunben, bic ct iid Bel feinen Ser
Iuden 5u3og. Ser @rfineer bebGuPss
itGrter lei ais 2p0btt, Wteltntt oDe1 I}1
nnbere Sprengitotte. uno Dap IS lsIoI
t1tleI luIUeh "oSI9ot'"''' D" .rr
flung pdre, mo amber, -2ren9li95tt
beriogen. Ote1em rG 2'Ho1e 1Dl
au3 Der llntergang 6t& ,PetroPop
Eopst" 5uoui9retben 1etn'
8efanntltb 1tnb Die freno'Ilge'
93ieBbereine In bsr9aipsi5 pon pope
9ebeutung fur Die mtlttart4e S91eB
ousbtloung. sic nerDen pom Stool
untertubt, unb es lptro nur mt Den
eingefubrtsn Snfanterle9emebr g.
, f6ohen. Mel9en Aufl9nninl9 pl
: @usbtlDung NIT Den 5euerna1ten &c
!, nommen bat, gebt oarous 9eroor. o oo
: bonn Sabre 1874 bis gum sSoDre l9O
I bic 3obl Ger unter1tuBten 8ereIne %
) 1926 auf 1896, alio 1nehr GlS Go
E Oretfa9e getpahlen 1T: S1e 5oqi pS
r Wettglteber bat 1I4 II Dem 9tstIc
: 3ettraum bon 45,2oo ollf Z1o'oo
t alIo fait ous 5unfta3e 9e9ooen.
n
r ggenn ou6 bu6er Der @ebante Elm
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19

gluf bic Oauer biirfte iid aud
Gnslanb Der ginfiibrung Der all9e@
meinen Mebrpfli9t in trgeno elmer
ssorm ni9t entoieben tonnen. Sas
dnbdltenbe 3uriidgeben Der Wfili5 uno
ssreipillisen brdngt fat ba5u. Der
lebte Mrmeeberid)t aeigt pieber Elm
enormes Deficit serabe in bieien
Sbeilen Der @rmee, benen in Der
Sbeorie bic n9on1e Defence" in erlter
2inie anoertraut 1T. Mtlts unb Niz
IiareIerbe blieben am 1. October 1908
nm 8O,538 Mann binter ibrem etatz
mdBtqen Gtanb BON 182,447 MGnn
auriid: bic 8olunteers sdblten 2F5,z
578 ftatt 347,8 Wann; Die geo.
nanrb 26,434 fott 1916; bic Cir
lrteereIeroe eriter &lafe 66,471 Itdtt
10000. Oos Manfp In allen Gateqoz
rien Der Mrmee sufammen betrug 1867
OCT Monn; nur Die reguldre Mrmee
seiote banf Der Mnnerbunqen tpdhrcnn
bes Serieqes einen ue6erfdub bon 648e
Mann iiber ibren etatmGBtgen Stanf
ppn 285, 1926 Wdnrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-05-19

2u5tise 2eute beseben mehr Sbor>
beiten als trailriss; aber traur;ge bes
eeben grDbere.
Gdon pieber Elm gongreB Der Wiits
ter In gbicago. Mer bertrttt ipDbl bet
ben ainbern bieisr Sebattir Miitter
Mutterftelle9
Carrie Nation ion nit ibren56aus
ftellunaen iiber $500 bic Wo9e Heins
aetpinn eingebeimit baben. Die WeIt
ilt bod ein Narrnebaus.
Den ruffIden Rriesspldnen Iiest
mutbmablih bic 9heorie 5u @rnnbe,
tab mon nebr GhlGge anSbdltsn
fann, als bas tleine Sapan ausiu'
sheilen ptrmas.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-12-30
Iapanese Heroisrn.

Japanese heroism is a subject of world
wide comment at the present time. A
striking instance of their disregard for
personal feelings is given by an officer
writing in Leslics Monthly. That writer
says: 81 rushed by fellow who was
down; his left leg was shot away. He
was bleeding copiously. Through the
din of the rifle fire and machine guns
which gave us mantle of smoke and
fire, shouted to him: To the rear, to
the field hospital, and be quick about it
The fellow looked ut me, and upon his
face was a marked sign of surprise. His
lips quivered in half smile. The eX-
preston of his face was at once an inter
rogation point and mild rebukc. Thea
he began to wiggle himself forward
through the bodies fhis fallen comrades
repeated my order, which seeing that
he could not walk very we'll with one
leg, was a very foolish onc--I WAS some
what exasperated at the evident indiler-
encc on his part to the order OF his supc-
rior officer. He raised his face in my di-
rection with the same old half smile and
said to me: Lieutenant, | have lost one
of my legs, but don't YOU see have two
hands They ought to DC enough to
strike at the Russians
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-12-30
Good Manners.

In writing upon good manners, Emcr-
son remarked: Manners are the happy
ways of doing things; each one a stroke
of genius or of love, now repeated and
hardened into usage, they form at last Il
rich varnish with which the routine ot
life is washed and its details adorned. If
they are superficial, so are the dewdrops
which give such depth TO the morning
meadows. Manners are very commuu-
cable; men catch them from cacn other
No man can resist their influence. There
are certain manners which are learned in
good society. of that force that, if a per
son have them, lie or she must be coHSid-
cred and is everywhere welcome though
without beauty or wealth or genius.
Give a boy address and accomplishments
and you give him the mastery of palaces
and fortunes where he goes; he has not
the trouble of earning or owning them
they solicit him to enter and possess.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-12-30
FOR SALE.
Attractive HOME with IS Acres of Land,
NEAR HICKORY +. O.

This property is known the John Aver
farm and is located about half way between
Hickory and Chestnut Hill.
a .LSA1 - improvements consist of a
&T| comfortable six-room HOUSE
MirJ6GSSN with Slate Roof, fine new
G5 s.ttiste!esEI- Barn with SLATE Root, Meat
House Hen House, Harness Shop, Spring
House. with fine spring water. This
place is dcSiIahly located. near to schools
churches and only two miles from Bynuul
Station, NJ. " +. *. K.
This property will lie sold on easy terms to
satisfactory purchaser. For further infor.
nation apply to
SMITH. ROUSE * WEBSTER.
Bel Air Md,
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Ths Eas and ln,elllssncsz.
is Published Eperv Friday.
JOHN D. WORTHINGTON.
TERMS.-SI.OO A Year In ADVANCE.

Entered August IS, 1902, rs second
class matter, Fostoffice at Bel Air, Md
Act of c ongress of March 3, 1879.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-12-30
1t Works Like a Charm.

THE GENUINE NAMES IMMINENT,
whenever used AWAY cures. and is worth
many times its cost to all who it. For
the cure OF Sprains. Splints Cuts. Scratches.
Mind Calls, Burns, Swcllings. Flesh Wounds,
Old Sores. Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Frosted
Feet. CornS. Bunions. Chilhlains, etc. 1t is Il
good reliable remedy. one that only costs pc.
for u Large Bottle. Buy bottle and let it
prove its own Virtues. Don't spend Sl.IO
for Il veterinary when bottle of HaneS viii
serve all as we'll Insist ON your merchant
supplying you with Hanes. Take no other.
For sale all stores.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-12-30
THE EAGLE HOTEL,
CHAS. A. MCCAIN, Proprietor
BEL AIR MD.

The undersigned has assumed charge
Of this old and well-known hotel and
proposes to cater to the travelling public
in the most approved manner. To those
who know the situation and advantages
of the "Old Eagle" 10 comment is neces
sary. 1t is unsurpassed for its quiet
beautiful and homelike attractions. As
summer boarding place it is unexcelled
and its reputation as stopping place
for commercial men and tourists will be
carefully nurtured. Everything will be
under the personal care of the proprietor
and his ambition is to make the saying
truc--"Once a customer, always a custo
mer" Special terms for large parties or
application.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1904-12-30

Transient eEdVertisenents.- One Square
3 insertions or less $3.50. Each subse-
quent insertion rs cents. Longer adver.
tisements in the same proportion. A
space equal to six lines makes a square.
Figure work double price
Obituaries and Pers onal Communica-
lions will be inserted at cents per line
Yearly Advertisements at Special Rates
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-11-13

burg National League baseball team
that he, Land was at liberty to sign
with any team he desired ~, as he
would necessarily have to experience
season or two more In q minor
league, says the paducah News Demo
crat
Land, it will be remembered. was
the star catcher for the Paducah
champions and was drafted into the
Nationals by Mr.. Dreyfus who saw
him work here in an exhibition game.
He realized Land would have to ge.
more experience in baseball, last year
being his first season in league COM
pany, but releasing Land is rather I'M
expected. Drafted players who fail
to make good in the big leagues are
generally sold or farmed out TO minor
league teams until they have worked
up sufficiently.
Land didn't want to go into the big
league as he thought he needed more
experience. He wants to sign with
Paducah again.