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The Florida agriculturist., 1905-12-27
Treatment of Constipation.

1t is curious fact, and most I'M
fortunate one, that the mind eXerUS
a powerful influence on the DOWels.
There are many sensitive souls who
can never have an operation unlesS
all the conditions and surroundings
are absolutely favorable. The fear OF
interruption, the necessity of With
drawing oneself from the company
without being able to conceal the rea-
son for such withdrawal, or the feel
ing that some business engagement
presses may suffice effectually to re-
press desire.
The sole remedy for this is mental
GisciDline. One should endeavOr to
overcome false modesty and cultivate
the habit of mind of those who recOg-
nize instinctively that this is as nat
ural a function as breathing or eating,
and that. while the act requires pri-
vacy, the act of retiring for such act
is most becoming and not at all to be
ashamed of.
One who is of a constipated habit
should take thought of his diet The
muscles of the bowels, in order to con-
tract. must have something to con-
tract upon: therefore one should eat
fruit. vegetables, whOle-wheat bread
and such things as will leave a flbrous
or woody residue to give bulk to the
intestinal contents.
Regular exercise is necessary, as is
likewise the breathing of plenty OF
fresh air. Water-drinking- or
eight glasses or more day, and es-
pecially a glass of cold water before
brea eakfast-shOuld, in one with sound
heart and kidneys, be regular habit
Laxative medicines are perhaps the
most vicious of all the causes OF con-
situation. Every one suffers occasion
ally from an attack of constipation
This may be due to any one of various
, causes. but will usually pass away OF
itself in few days unless one tries
to cure it, by cathartic, which VIII
give only mOmentary relief, and will
| leave the self-drugger in worse state
than before Sometimes, of course
! the regular use of a laxative for few
| days or weeks may be necessary to
Get one back into normal cOnd1tOn
| but this should be done only under
the advice of physician. Regulation
of the food and drink, sufficient (but
not too much), sleep in well-ventl-
lated room, a regular habit of going
TO the closet at the same time each
day. mental calm, the repression OF
worry over ones condition and strict
avoidance of laxative medicines will
cure most cases of constipation. Ii
they do not and the condition threat
ems to become chronic, then medical
advice should be sOught-Iouth' 5
| Companion.
The Florida agriculturist., 1905-12-27
The House Restful.

Our bouses. like our lives, are over
crowded: it is the tendency of the
times: and. although many a voice Is
raised in praise of the simple Japanese
interiors. where one vase decorates
, room there are few who follow this
excellent example. 1t is depressing
TO think of the money spent on uh-
necessary furniture and bric-a-brac,
and of the many hours spent cleaii
ing and caring for them Perhaps IL
n,i.bt he worth while if the result
were beautiful. which it certainly is
NOT. There is nothing artistic IN a
crowded room. As a rule, there is
no discretion in the massing' ana tne
most incOngruous articles are placed
side by side. n really exquisite vase
nicture or carving, loses its value
when it is surrounded too closeiy ny
other ornaments. and the whole effect
is blurred and confused Inc luedii
room has spaces to rest the eye, every
thing is beautiful in itself, ana eacn
article is chosen with due regard to
the room as a whole. An ofhaileh'
that is handsome in the store may
prove to be a jarrinS note III your
house. And, when | say ''beautlful,
| do not mean expensive. lndeeu'
some of the most hideOus things
have ever seen have been costly, ana
some of the prettiest have been bought
for few cents.
Aside from these CONSIDERATIONS d
crowded room is not wholesome. Dust
collects in all the chackS and corners,
and even the tidiest housekeeper can
not dislOdge every particle every DAY
This ought to be especially taken to
heart in our bedrooms Whatever
obtains downstairs, our sleeplng-roolnS
should be as free of dust-catchers aS
possible.
At this point l hear someone eN-
claim. That's all very well II one
is Just beginning and can arrange
things according to an ideal plan, but
how about me? | have kept house fol
twenty years and naturally every
room is full to over-fiowing." Under
these circumstances the change Is dli
fcuIt. but not impossible. of course
many of ones household goods are
endeared to one by associations; bu
| should weed out such as are neither
beautiful nor beloved, and give then
TO someone who really needs them
If will be a pleasure to think they ar
nelDlng SOIlleODt tiSt ihNtN'''
binderinp you. After this there
would still be an Over-abundance. 50
| should put in the storeroom all tia
WAS not necessary. and then at th'
end of Il few months | should shii
things and>have my house refurnlsne'l
so to speak This is not imposslb'
for I know two people who do |
regularly Until one tries she canno
realize how much more she appreciate
il favOrite picture or cherished ID
of pottery offer it has been III seclu
sion for time. 1t is like having
lovely new present. to set it again.
Our eyes need breathing spaces a
well as our lungs and very goo
rule to follow is this: If you srspec
that your room is over-full. try remoN
ing a lamp Il cushion or Il photograph
If at tine end of week. you no Ion:
er notice its absence. you are safe l
not replacing it.-Boston Cookin
School.
The Florida agriculturist., 1905-12-27
Exit the Washboard.

tbe wasbboard. has been banished;
that the cleansing of the family
clothes is now an easy process, literal
ly speaking, and this without eXtrav-
agance of any sOrt-either in machln-
erv. washing materials or wear and
tear on the clothes
lust an instance or two that comes
to mind A newcomer i'll an apart
ment house, where the laundry was
used i'm common and clothes line space
was at a premium, went to arrange
with her neighbor so that their wash
ing should not conflict. Judge of her
surprise to find that the other house
keeper. frail little woman with
baby at the creeping age, InvarlaDly
had her washing on the line by o.
clock, and on a pleasant day had IL
ready TO iron at an hour when the
other hOusekeeperS were just OeSlp-
ming TO hang out their clothes. The
secret of this was Il washing machine,
and a husband who on Monday morn
ings got up half-hOur or so carrier
than usual to operate it. The baby S
dainty ace-trimmed clothes, though
often grimy from frequent expeditions
across floor and piazza, came out With
out the slightest tear, yet white rs
snow. TableclOths, sheets and even
blankets were done as successfully,
and even the young housewives old
fashioned neighbOrs, who snl1feu ut
the idea of a machine for washing
clothes. were not at all above making
use of that machine to clean tneIf
quilts and blankets
How about the large family where
the head of the house isn't aVahaDle
for running the machine? asks the
render. In a family of six, including
a hired man, off on a farm, the two
Youngest children, boy thirteen and
n Girl fourteen, take great pride ana
Measure in doing the family wash
ING all by themselves before they go
TO school. The washing is always tar
from small, yet they consider IL luI''
If would seem from this that no
mousekeeper need longer be under
the tbrall of blue Monday, and de
spite the notorious reluctance OF
| woman to adopt new appliances ana
I methods for hOusewOrk the washing
machine is here to stay and Is con
stantly gaining Il larger clientele The
first cost is not large, and any house
wife who employs laundress must
admit that the machine pays for IL
| self in money in a comparatively Shor,
time. to say nothing of the saving OF
wear and tear Oh clothes. The woman
who has been accustomed to doing nel
own washing finds a machine saves
her no end of time, not to mention the
iessened wear and tear on hersel1
The work of operating a good washer
furnishes Il moderate amount OF th'
| most healthful sort of exercise, takel
in Il correct posture, expanding th'
lungs and developing arms and Shoul
ders. 1t may often be accomp!ish"t
sitting permitting the hOuSekeeper tt
read the paper or hold the baby i'll al
clifton. There is no inhaling of dirt
laden steam. no cramped chest m
danger of chill or chapped hands.
, Fest of all the washing does no
call for iibre-eating and clothes-de
stroyfng chemicals. The motions in
yoIveu force the water through tn
clothes. carrying away the dirt, an
turn the garments so that each par
is subjected to this cleansing opera
ton. The garments are not rubbe
= TO pieces as with waShbOard. y
tho hands need not he considered, vel
The Florida agriculturist., 1905-12-27
December.

Holly at the window pane
Fields snowy white,
Merry bells a-tinkling,
Stars shining bright
All the world a-smlllnS,
Goodwill to spare,
Gracious thoughts and generous
thoughts,
Christmas in the air!
Judith Giddlngs
The Florida agriculturist., 1905-12-27

The editor of this department will gladly
welcome anv hints or articles pertinent to the
household If an reader has any helpful sug-
pestions. please send them along.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Der neue Staats(e6retGr.
Rnuts Sbatisfeit ais anualt, Ri9>
ter nnh &rieesfefrctar.

Chen: amo beoeutuns spsuer auftras-@af.
sabe einer Isfratipe" gragis Root ais
&ebrer-Sm Sample sar Reiormem-Reot
Gmerste muo SIeiB.
Die grnennung bes friiberen
&riegsiefretGrs Glibu Hoot gum
Staatsiefretdr, an STEELE bss bsrftprs
benen Stuatsfefretdrs Sap, tam nidt
unertpartst. 8ilOste I9on feline BE-
rufuns gum @ertreter oes Staots<Se>
p%artements BEL ser 8eiiebuns Sans
fir oas srDbers PuDlifum elm On
sei9en oafir, DAB er gum Na9folser
bes Gntf6lafenen auserie6en fei, 10
beitano ,bieriiber in oen &reiien bon
@insepeibten tein 3peifel i'm Sinblid
auf Rpots bienitli9e @sreangenbeit.
Root bat ni9t nur feline Si9tigtsit aIs
&riegsietretdr bepieien uno als FOLDER
pieles suitunoe gebra9t, mas notbpsn<
Dig uno ieit Sabrsebnten bon anberen
erfolglos beriu9t poroen mar. fonbsrn
er brinst AUDI in oas Stuuts< Sepurtes
ment cine eingebenbe &enntnib aler
@ngelesenbeiten NIT. pel6e oiefe Re>
gierungs> Ibtbeilung ieit Dem ipuni@
f9en &riege bef9dftigt huben. Gr
ipielte fopobl uuter Der Mc&inlep'iaen
Administration, pie audi Damn unter
Der @ooiebelPi9en cine pi9tiee RoIe,
Die melt Iber bic 9erpaltung bes
&riegs : Departments, einIdlieblid
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, binausz
cling. Bel berf4ieoenen InIdfen, Bet
~fpielspeife tpGbreno Der 8orer<uns
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Der eimstse stmswes.

!6srr @lpis p~ur5elbereer lieft beirn
Mprsenfaffse feline 3eituns unb snts
bedt i'm lotalen She'll cine Hptia, fpelz
DIE ni9t me6r uno ni9t minber be-
fast, als bas er ielbf, 6err Ilois,
porgsitsrn Na9t bas 3eitli9e seieenet
babe. Mutbentorannt Itiir3te er na9
benz 3eitungsbursau unb l6bt ft4
beim ReSatteur melben:
Isle brinsen in Der heutieen Hums
mer bic Ra9ri9t, bab Der bodper>
bients Mitbiireer 4lpis purselberaer
ssitorbsn lei; bisfs Ru4ri4t tit uns
pabr!"
3issln Sic Sbrs @prte," ertpibert
Der Rebafteur, rim meiner 3eituns bot
felt ibrem 9eiteben nod ni9ts un1pah@
res ge%ftanben."
sd islbit bin alOis guraslber'
ger!!"
raDnnem sic mir Sbr ebrsnfpOrt
harauf sebsn?"
rSdppbf."
,Oas t6ut mir leib, pber pielmebr.
es freut mid um Sbretpilsn; ieien
Sic bod frpb, bab lie leben!"
sd perlanee aber elm Dement, in
S6rer 3eitun5."
,Mein 8lat; bementirt fi6 ries
mails: es piberipri9t bies ben 9runbs
fGBsn uniersr @eiadftsleituns, unb
id tperbe aud in bieiem Sale ni9t ba>
bon abpsi9en."
rSann perbe i9 sic auf 9rsnb
bes preb1eiebes baau stpineen."
ySie iperben ni9ts bur6ieBen. Wi<
bsrruf sibt es ni9t. Iber i9 min in
anberer Weiie CUR alarteauns Shrer
@nselegenheit %beitrasen. SD fperbe
sic in Der nG6iten Nummer unter ben
Heugebprenen nit uuffibren!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21

Sier ftpdte INN Der @tbem, uno Die
junge S9One ientte peri4dmt ben
Bid gu 8o0en.
Sept Sog er Elm pdpier aus Der
SafGe unS biett beibe SGnbe babin,
mo ieoer normal gebaute @hefor fetn
Iogenannte5 6era au trasen pflegt.
Isle tperoen es mir ni9t pera
iibeln9"
rRsbsn Sie!- Iifpelte es tuum pers
nebmbar.
sd ppnte Sbnen geftern @beno
ni9t Dioerfprtden, dber es tpdren rt9t
Observation-Disclosures i:eb5ebn. es
tparen nur piertaui enoopeibunOert>
unostpDlf S9ritte!"
4ber fofort bate Die junge Dame
ibre gan5e Seiftssgegentpart tpieoer ses
tponnen.
Ser unteri6ieo beru6t odrauf, odb
/ 9 Die flint Stufen por Dem 9auie
unierer @atseber mitaGblte, g E
ni6t."
Dem ITeFor entfubr Elm bepun<
6ernoes y@b!" = Na9 oreibunbert
S9ritten murmelte er: so pGre
benin audi oisiss Mibperftdnonib ge<
boben!!"
Na6 tpeiteren breibunoert S9ritten
belt er Inn lire 9dnO on. -
9e6drf es erit Ser 0erii6erun9, odb
Die betoen Elm Mui terebepdar abgaben?
Nur einmel i'm 21ufe bes eriten
Sabres pGre Is beina6 gu einem
3pifte gefommen.
Sic taui6ten grinnerungen an Die
So9Seitsreiie aus. uno Die iunse Grdu
6esann: n@eibt 0u mod, 2iebter, als
mir am Sonntas na9 Yfingiten
SaIsburs nit Dem 3use 2 ubr IA pers
lieben?..."
Die @tirn bss aHsHors ump0Itts
ii9 tief.
Der fabrpIunmGBise 3ug Summer
1914 9ing 2 llbr II Minuten G9reibe
5tpDlD BON Sal5burg ab!"
v3tpei ubr II Minuten! Sd bate
ben 3us nit Dem in 9munoen pertpe9>
felt. S9nen, i6ne4 einen &ub!"
.8eroient Daft Su i'm eigentli9
ni9t," iagts Der 4hefor, lieB ft4 aber
gndOig ld6elnb Die 2iebesipenoe perabs
rei9en.
rOas mar" lifpelte oie Gattin, der
Observation-Disclosures =" runO
fis6enunooreibigite," i6lOb Ser Ihefs
for.
unb bas Slid Der She mar pieoer
in ieinem san5en 9lan5e bergeitent.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Gbins6fds Dinridtuns.
1as t6redItdte Gnoe eines Rcbeuen ourdt
ben ~foaenannten 0inatfdth.

Bel Sf9ongtu in. Der 9ineIif9en
Propin5 &uangfi geldng es unlGu9it
Den Hegierungstruppen. cine gr0Bers
Qbtbeilung bon Rebenen Su Serftreuen.
3pei 5ibrer Der GmpOrer fumen oa@
Bel um, elm britter 9Guptling Namens
Cub pur0e gefansen genommen. Der
Generalgouperneur Sfen bate fi9 gu
bieIer 3eit gerabe nit einem eepaltigen
@efol9e auf oen Weg mad Wu!i1ort
sema6t; bo9 ais man linn Die Sc
fangenna6me oes ldnee gefu6ten Sub
meloete, Iieb er feline gauge &apulfabe
foglei9 umtebren, neil er Die Stnri9@
tung bes 9duptltngs ielbit leiten
tpolte.
Der 9efonsene puroe erft fir cine
0eile in eirem sngen 8Gfig eingeiperrt
sebalten. Damn fiibrte mar i'm aui
sinsn peitsn 0ffentli9en pldB, nc
f6on ale in Ser Std6t dnipeienoen
Manoarinerl, iptpis 3ebntauienOe bon
anberen 3sutsn bes blutigen S9aus
fptels barrten. Dies beitano nt6t in
elmer gep06nli9en Sinri9tung, ionz
bern Ser @eneralgoubernelr bate ane
g%eorbnet, bab an bem l1ngliidli6en Ser
fogenannte rGingtf9ib" gu pouftreden
lei. Wortli9 iiberieBt bebeutet Sing
tf3ib oas r3erbaden in sebntauient
Gtiide." @uf Der M~6nentdfel Oes Ser
urtbeilten purbe e%ingetrdgen, oaB Die
ffrenge Gtrafe als @iibne fir sic burG
Die gmp0rung umgetommenen pielen
Menf6en Oienen fpqe. Sir beren See
len tefdbl Der @eneralgouberneur allen
prieitern, in iGmmtli9en Sempeln Der
Sta6t iieben Sage lang gu beter. Sci
Ser 9inri9tung tpuroe Dem beirut
t6eilten elm 9lieb mad Dem dn0ern
ab9ei9laeen. Srob6em eN.rang ii9
linn tein G9rsi, ionoern er ertrug Die
Qualen ftanSbaft uno nit ~erbobenem
Sdupte, bis AUDI oiefes felbft fiel. Der
Inblid Der langfdmen 9tnri9tuna
mar 10 f9auerli9, oub fi9 man6s
3ui9auer abpenben mubten. S6lieb>
lid bra9ten oie 9euter Dem General:
eo~uperneur 6as Gers 6es Sobten; er
lteb eS Dffnen un0 etDus bon 0em 8lui
in etne S6eetaHe laufen, i%porduf er Die
Safe austrantl 3pet anbere Manbas
rinen folsten ieinem 8eifpiel, uber Die
iibrisen oanften fir BEN Genub.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
In ssranfrcid.

11eber Die 3una6me Der 4utomobile
in Sranfrsi9 1T tiir5li9 cine intereiz
iante Statiftif .eri9ienen. Die &C.
fummtsabl ser sort beniiBten Qutomo>
bile betrug i'm Sabre 1899 nlr 1872;
fe ftieg 1900 ouf 1897, 1901 auf
1886; 1902 auf 9207; 1903 auf 12,s
984 unb 1904 uuf 17,107. Die lebz
tsre 3iffer umfubte 1888 als 2ditfubrs
merle Oienenoe 4utomobile nit 28,307
pferoeitdrten uno 1853 @utompbile
nit 92,612 pferSeftGrfen fir Den Yere
fpnentransport. Oieie &ute9orie Der
2urustpasen begriff 2844 Subr5euee
nit 1 oOer 2 PldBen unb 1915 nit
mebr als 2 YlGben in fi9. Die 3abl
Der eroben Tabr5euee pG9ft i'm uebria
gen In un9lei9 itdrferem 8srhGltniB
an, als Die Der fleinen Wasen; i'm
Sabre 1899 tparen 818 groBe unb 620
feline 2uruspa9en beiteuert. 0on Der
GefammtSabl ser Qutomobils entail
len muir 3147 auf paris, oa9egen
$3.50 auf Die &leinitGbte nit peniger
als 5000 Ginipobner; man 0drf odrz
aus i9IieBen, OaB bus automobil
INNER mebr ben Gburafter zines
2urusfabraeuss berliert unb Elm algez
meines @ertebrsmittel miro. Der Grz
trdg Der Iutomobilteuer lit bon 90,830
Srancs Il Sranc glei9 1913 Cents I'M
Sabre 1899 auf 1,311,247 Grancs i'm
Sabre 1904 geitieeen. Wie Der &C.
brau9 bes @utomobils I'm Snlano ses
ftiegen 1T, 10 bat fid audi Die Gusfu9r
Der fran50fii9en Mutomobile ftetig ge>
boben, Obns Dab babel Die franaOiHds
Snouftrie bur6 Sic Ginfubr aus Dem
NusIano pefentIi4 bseintrd9tist NOR
rem nIre
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Sbmisrise D~erbafung.
Sdbnuns elmer Der 9eb5roe Dioetftaus
I%eiftenoet SauernfontiIic.

in Dem bpudnOiiden Oorfe Ipes
reeit tpuroe iiingit elm Bauer unier
'GuberIt f9pierteen umftGn0en perz
baftet. Der @auei bate iiber Oen &d=
nal, Der an feinem 8%etbtbum lag. obne
Die ~5uftGn0ige 8ebDrOe 81 fragen, cine
Bride gelest, um NIT ber Dem &anal
parallel ldufenoen Strabe in @srbin>
brng gu tommen. 4uf bObern gefebl
tpliroe Die Bride entfernt, Der Bauer
itelte lie tpieOer Der un0 legte iiberbies
quer iiber BEN &anal etnen Damn, Der
Die Sdbrt rerfperrte. Od er ale on
i'm geri9teten @arnungen in ben
Wino f6lug, f9idte Die geb0r6e einige
BON elmer itarten Yoli5eima9t begleis
tsts 9anopertsr, Inn Die Bride pieoer
abSubre9en. &dum batter Oieie hire
4rbsit begonnen, oIs Die S9peiter DEG
8auers aug Dem 9aufe i"tiir5te uno
ieoen niebersuf9lasen orobts, Ser in
ibre Rdbe tdme. SO geluns einisen
@enburmcn, Die fi9 in Der NGbe BEG
9duies aufgeftelt bdtten, lie gu ergrei@
fen. Der Bauer, Der ii9 bon alien
Seiten umftent fab, bate elm God in
feline Saustbir eebadt un6 CAB apei
S3ife, Die aber fe6lgin9en, auf Die
4rbsiter ab. giner Ger Genoarmen
feusrte aus einem Heben6ouie einen
S4ub auf Die BON Dem Bauer ges
ma6te Seffnune ser Sbir ab, pGb-
reno gu glei9er 3eit anoere @en0ars
men in sic @obnung oraneen, um BEN
Bauer gu perbaften. Dieter aber err
eriff elm @etpebr, febte es alif Die @ruit
zines GenOarmen uno brudte ab. Gum
Slid bate er bas bereits obgei9ofene
9epebr ersriffen, ionit pGre Der 9ens
BARN berloren eetpeIen. ga selane
Damn, ben WiitbenOen gu ersreifen uno
gu fefeln. SEPT lab man, bab Der
S6ub oes Genoarmen Die Mutter oes
8ausrs in Die S9uIter setroffen bate.
oils fie fub, Dab ibr Sobn gsfefelt am
8ooen lag, ergriff au9 lie Elm 9etpebr,
aber ebe fe abbriifen tonnte, eelang
es, tie ebenfaus unf9GoIi9 gu MAIDEN
uno gu fefeln. Oils man fpGter Die
8usel aus Der Wunbe entfernte, fdnb
man, ouB Die Srau unter ibren &lei@
bern mod Elm f4arfes S9GG9termefer
~perborgen bate. Dap Der Bauer ii9
auf eine f0rmli6e 8elagerung borbe=
rettet bate, tonnte mar baraus err
feben, bab auber Dem 9etpebr, nit Dem
er sef9ofen bate, nod cine Ooppels
bi4fe, elm 8eaumontsetpsbr, einige
9ii4fen pulper. f9arfe patronen uno
grpbes S9rot bereit ftanoen. Die &C.
feai9uft tpurbe in's 9efdnsniB obse>
liefert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
9reimal seftoblener Sampler.

Wpr &ursem tpuroe Der Dem Huoer<
Hub u8iding" eebOriee Oampfer
.Irp," ser BEL Nteoerf90npeioe an Der
Spres ftationirt mar, geito6len. ginige
3eit borna9 traf aus Giiritsnpal0e Die
Na9ri9t elm, Oab bort Elm Sampfsr
berldHsn am ufer liese. Mebrere Mitz
glisber bes Gubertlubs eilten mad
Sirftentpalbe, no fie audi ben permib@
ten Oampfer fanoen. Mber in trduriz
ger 0erfafung. Statt oes btsherigen
blauen Qniiri9es pies er iest cine
buntle, i9paras 5urbe auf. Der
griinsrotbzgriine Ring am S9ornitein
mar perf6punoen; bic Siebe batten
i'm slsi9fals i9tpara ibertri4en.
Die t~pertbpoGIsn Meffinstbeile an Der
MaI9ins tparen obsef9raubt uno perz
f9tpunoen; pfeife un6 BAROMETER
fsbltsn. gs iteIte fid beraus. Dab Der
Odmpfer bon Orei perioneu entfibrt
unb untsr @srmeioung Der S9leuien
duf umpeeen Biz nad Siiritentpaloe
se6ra9t poroen mar. 9ier gelang es
iebp9 Den pirdten ni6t. bas Sa6rs
aeug, trobbem ie es auf ale mOgli9en
Irten unteniltli9 gema9t batten, un>
entoedt bur6 bic S4leuie gu bringen.
Ha9oem ie Den Sampfer in Der err
pG6nten Weife bemolirt unb beraubt,
berlisben fe i'm t~ur5erbono. lle6ris
gems mar Dies oas brittle Mal, Dab Der
Dampfer nMrp" eeftoblen puroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21
Ger ihrrltIfrtr pri1stpaI.

yin tribes Gidt brennt i'm BUREAU,
Seer 1T oer -Qlob bes 0roturtiten.
@m 4uIte ftebt Der 0rin5ipal
uno iibsrprift psri6ieo'ne 2iiten,
Damn iudt er boiler Sat i'm S6rdnf
nno fonn gu ieiaem er6bten Streden
BON Wertbpopier uno baarsm @elD
Guf ui9t elm Molefiil entbeden.
$50 III er alio our9ssbrannt,~
st6bnt Ct bon @nst unb itmersbeflommen
ryie mar ib bod 10 unbeoa9t,
Ser Wi1t TT mir ;uoorgetommen.
mir bat Der 8erl nit ieinem Strei9
Die S6nbe in Der 9bat ssbunoen,
9! Sdtt' Id bod bas Sius eeobnt,
SD ipdre ssftern ibon ~perihtpunbeu!.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-21

@libu 9foot (nad Der n~eueften Fbotosrapbie.)
ruben in CHINA, erlebiete @oot in Der
Nbpefenbeit oes Staatsfetretdrs Sap
Die GeI9Gfte 0es Stats Separtee
ments neben ieinen Irbeiten als
&riegsietretGr. BON Mc&inleD tpie
bon Hpofepelt tpuroe er BEL Der 8eraz
tbung alIer pi9tiaen Staatsfrase1
btnsuse5oeen. 8emerfenspert6 TIT,
bab Root feline, bD9ft sintrGsli9e On
t~paltspraris in Netp gorf aufsibt, I'm
ben perbdltnibmGbig sering Ootirten
Staatsfetrstariats =poften $4,000 I'm
Sabre 81 iibernebmen.
glihu Root tpurbe 1916 tn Clinton,
81. g., als Sobn oes prpfeHprs fir
matbematit am bortisen Samilton
College, Or. Srsn Root, gebpren. On
bieiem College sraouirte Glibu Root
audi I'm Sabre 1864. Sbslei9 er cine
berporrasenoe Neisung unb 9esabung
fir Die abftratten @ifenf9aften unb
flaffif4e> Stuoien bate, mar CT bod
BON @nfans entf9IoHen, f9 benz Stu-
blum Der He9te gu ipibmen. Oas erits
Sabr, na9oem er bas college perlaHen
bate, unterri9tete ct In Der Ifabemie
In Rome, untpeit CLINTON, uno oann
fam er na9 Rep Yorf, no er an Der
&e6tsf6ule ser 1tniberfitGt Metp gorf
bic Re9te ituoirte. SIN Sabre 1867
CUR Barre suseloFen. ipurSe Rpot in
furaer :3eit elmer Der renpmmirtef item
GntpGlte Der 6ubionmetropole. SSm
Wdrs 1883 puroe Ropt bon Prdfioent
4rtbur gum 9unSssbiftrittsantpalt
fir ben fibli9en 9iftritt bon Nep
Worf ernannt, etn Mrnt, bds ct Biz gum
Suli 1885 tnnebatte. &oot mar zines
Der berporrassnoften Mitslieosr Der
Netp Oorter Stats : @erfafunssz
&onpentton i'm Sabre 1894 unb Wor<
fibenber bss Suftisfomites. Gum
&riegsfetretdr tpurbe Hoot BON YrGftz
bent Me&inlep am 1. Muguft 1899 erz
rannt; am 5. Mdra 1901 erfplste
feline Wieoerernennuns fir BEN poiten.
Seine 9auptarbeit mar Die Reorgunt=
fdtipn Ser Mrmee. Hoot reiGte feline
MeFsnatipn als &riessfefretdr TN
Muguit 1903 Elm. Spdter tpurbe er
Mitelieb Der Mlasta>9 renatommifs
fior, unb in Der lebten 3eit trat er tn
5onoerbeit aIs Redtsbeiftano bon
maDpr Weaber in pbilabelpbia In Def
fen 2ampf fir Wunisipalreform, pie
au9 aIs Mntpalt Bel Der Reoreanifiz
runs Der Gquitable>@ g rfi9erunsssez
feIf9aft In Nep Yorf berpor.
Dem neuen Staatsfetretdr 1T cine
etferne gnersie unb cine unpertpiiftli4e
Wrbettstreft eieen. WGbrenb fetner
Im~tstbdttgteit aIs &riessfetretdr mar
es ein faft tasIihes @orfommnib. baB
CT i'm Oepartement on fetnem Pulte
fab, ebe nod bie glerfs a%nsefommen
iparen, un6 bGufis perlieb ct bafelbe,
na4hm ale 8ureauanseftelten nod
9aufe sesansen. Man9es Mal fab
ibn nod Die Mitternadtsftun6e eifrig
arbeiterS an fetnem pult.