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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
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lidjen Sricoen sn erbalten imdte.

Gin innges Gberaar botte feinen
boberen @unid, ais INNER in Srie.
Den irn0 gintroft matchmaker Az
leben. ngei mir FONTS freili9
manhmQl Sofen baben", meinte Der
Mann, rbenn id, babe einen bisigen
aopf. uno oo gibt's lei6t Streit rno
Sdnoel. Sm @runoe 5par bin ib
Der bette Menif) bon Der Welt; nur
oarf mid Niemano %rei5en. 2us ge.
lfiebt aber mir 81 bdufig in Ger
6abrif, ltnb 10 lit es ifon moelifJ,
Dab id alipeilen etipas gefabrlif aus
Dem @eiddit beimfomme. Limb
Dob i'd Cir es MIR geitehe", errpioerte
oarunf Die iunge 0rau, ,oitd5 ih bin
bin nidlt INNER, ipie ib iein iolte
ooer germ mod)te. Sd befomnte
leiht meme Sonnen, gegen Die i6
Oft polig mad)tlos bin; lrno oa lit es
oas Bette, man laBt mid gan3 in
Hllbe uno iprid}t gar fein 9ort NIT
mir" y@eiBt In mas2" idgte
Ii Der Monn, 90 pollen mir elm.
anOer ld;on gum Toraits elm 3eidjen
geben, nenn's auf elmer Seite i6ief
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Don Der Sabrif fomme, Den 3ipiel
meines rothen Saftlifs etrpas aus
Der @omstaid)e bdngen laiien, uub
1u magit Taiuen Sfur53ipfel amf.
%lteden, menn es bel Cir Der gleibe
Sal iItl" 8slagt, getban, Die
Sad,e erluies lid offs probat. Sab
Die Srau beim b~eimfebrenben Mailne
Ole rptbe 6lagge gebiBt, 10 bieB es
vSturml" mo iiefte bel ibr Der 81.
pfel int Sdjiir5eabano, 10 be0eutete
oos nHegenmetter!" Der anoere
5beil lprad Damn fem @ort, ionoern
perbielt iih gang rubis, bis oas @ar.
~nulgsiignal wieoer e~inge5ogen mar
mo Die Come Der Ssfterfeit pieoer
freunolid leuhtete. Gines Cages
aber iiberruidten iid Wanm un0
6rali, mie lie beioe oihlett @etter"
on5eigter. unb ba m,bten lie benin
ber5lih laden. reiften chamber Die
S1noe ulo periuhten bon ba an,
aild obne bieie @oriihtsmaBregeln
init chamber aitssufommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
Ans hrm Ger. 5taatem.
0oppelfcicr at 2aniina, Aowa.

9os goloene Subildum Der unbe'
fledten GmpfGngniB : 8emeinoe III
2aniina uno Dos iilberne Siibilailm
hires ~aeidasten Niarrers, oes bot)-
ipiiroi9en 8oters y. Z. Sarnleiert,
uurbe am Wittmod), Den z. SUM,
auf red,t ieierlid)e @eiie begongen.
Wormittoas nm 10 llbr NOR feier'
lihes SodJomt, bel melfem Wery
Mep. Sormeier ais Gelebront, Gep.
s. 0emmers als Iiofon Hep. $.
@eder, g. G., oils Suboiafon uno
Mep. Z. graop ais Geremonienmet.
iter iungirten. Gie Stride mar oiil
oas SerrIifite geifmiidt uno DIE
Sobl Der Inodftigen mar cine iiber-
aus arobe. Die Seitpreoigt belt
Der botsp. @ater 8ruop. Nsaf Dem
@ottesoienit fono IN Der 2ibertp
Saue elm 8onfett ltatt, al melbenl
iih iiber 100 Yrieiter unb @erponbte
bes Snbilors betbeiligten. Nod'
mittaas iano i'm Spernbous eine
9ratulotionsieier ltatt, bel meld,er
Der Mftb. 81. s. Sealp bon Sort
2ooae, Soma, Die Sauptreoe btelt
uno oes Ibenos fono 5u gbren oes
Subilars elm oifentlid)er Gmpfang
itatt.
Bern @ep. Sarnneier erblidte Dos
2ift Der @elt am 20. Septemher
1866 in ct. Tonntnsl Aafion 60,
Soma, mo- er aud ieine ainOerlabre
perlebte. Matbem er Den ilblld)er
Goueae.2urs abiolpirt botte, polen'
oete er feline floiiiifen Stuolen I'm
2aurentionum an Wount Galparp.
isis, Itubierte Bbiloiopbie i'm ct
ssrancis Seminar Su Wtillpdrtee
unO Ebeolosie i'm @rono Seninar
All Wontreal, Canada. lie FL.
8rieItertpcibe empfing cr om 20. Ge'
sennber 1879 uno am 30. GeSember
1879 ~ieierte er in ct. 3onatis. So.,
feline 8rimi5s @r war alsoonn bis
gum 5. SSuni 1880 Aiiiitent oes bod.
tpiiroigen @ater Slammang in ct.
9onotls uno lit ieit Der 3eit Efar'
rer Der nnbefIeften g~mpiansniB.
@emeinbe in 2aniing. Ter bod.
mite gr5biidof ernannte ibn por
einigpr 3eit gum Tedanten nnS
reibtc i'm i'm Sabre 1905 III Die 3obl
Der unperieebaren &cftoren ein.
GENE @erpaliung Der llnbefieften
g~mpidnguiB 8emeinoe mar elne
iiberaus eriolgreide uno Ieinem I'M
crmiiolifen S~eeleneifer lit es 5i per
onnfen, onB mabreno ieiner 25.ldbrl'
gen Sbatigfeit in Gaming. uno Iibtr
nift neniger oils SO Nerionen gum
tatboliid)en @lauben iibertraten. Sn.
folae ieines groBen Seeleneifers, lei.
ner S%ersensgiite uno ieiner Sert'
leliafeit bangen ieine Efarrangebori-
gen benn audi init groBer Siebe an
ibm unb id)auen nit 0erebrltng 81
linn empor. 90 er lid Elm perlon.
Iides 8elhent BON Seiten Der 8e.
meinoe perbeten bate, lhaiften Die
Mitalieoer gum Inoenfen al Den
ifonen Gag elm neues 8eldute oll
melhes ungefdbr $1,000 foitet. Bon
0ermanoten uno Sreunoen mrroe
8ater Sarneier ieood reiflih be.
ihenft. .@b multos annos!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13

Gin iunger Mianu bate oas I'm.
gliif III elmer 8eieaifaft einen flei.
lten lid nit einem Yor5elanierpice
um3uItoBen. gr erifopfte iif in
Gntlfnloignngen unb fraste iflieB,
lih, Oh Ole 5erbrodenen 8egenitanoe
etrd einen beionberen @ertb sebobt
batten. oGs mar altes MeiBener
Tor5elan". antmortete Die 9aiS.
iron nit iauerliiber Gimme. Sea.
Damn gebt's ia nod, eripioerte Der
illnge @onn, i'd fiird)tete idorJ Die
Sad1en mdren neu gemelen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
GipilitanS Der staOt 8reuenmader

Sciratben. 10. Ipril:
9eopolo Mnper. aauimann, Don
Stuitaurt, nit Sbefla @oncm, ohne
0enerb, bon @recermad)er. H.:
8ottlieb Glencnt. Sagner. bon Gre.
penmad)er. nit &utbnrinu 8robies,
obne Oemerb. bon Senslif (9otbr.)
49,: Seroinanb Soflee Sd)lpiicr,
nit Alnna Wurio @~clbohict, obne
Gemsrb. beibe bon Wrec.nmoder.
26.: Sobann 5hepes, @inier. init
Nngclifu @epoert, pbne Stano, beioe
BON 8renenmuher.
SterbefGlle. - IS. Npril:
Suionua Youiiig. obrc Stano, 20
Sabre oft. @ittme BON Nif. Welter.
81: Yeter H%ippinser, GiienbabmpGr-
ter, ~ Sabre ult.
Giuilitamo Der Wcmcinoc Icrtcrt.
Seirathen. ~ u. Ipril: 80.
bonn Eetcr Braun. Sebrer BON Nal.
lcrbillia. unb Sulauna 9oltbolor,
obne Stono. bon @aiierbiaie.
Sterbef1lle. 6. April:
Matthias Sinterlans. 1apuer. 50
S,ahre aIt. bon Mertcrt. %: Sob.
Ecter Sieier. 20 Monatc off. Sobn
bon Tcter 9iaier. giienbabnarbeiter.
bon @aiierbiaie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
Maes inein!

Won alice Sreiin bon 8ouop.)
slGes, mas mein gIiifli9 guge
l6aiit,
Niles. briiber 8ottes Sinlmel blaut,
glid' ih IN Die itIone @elt birein:
Sits nift mein? Nidt Ales, 9lles
metlt?
8as ent5iidt mein Iauidjano Chr
pernimmt,
Sogelieoer, bell nn0 iroh geitimmt,
Srgelflang uno Songesnelooei'n:
Sits nidt mein2 Nidt aaes, Niles
luein2
@as nit .tiefer 8llttb ntein @eiii be.
greift.
@as Die ernite @iiienidaft eereift,
@as Die alrit geid,aifen, bod uro
rein:
Sits nift mein2 Nid)t Aaes, Mles
mein?
Was bas 9er5 nit narmem Sauf
beriibrt,
Nas Die Meniden 5u chamber iiihrt.
Sreunoihaft, 2iebe, Elm begliifeno
Sein.
SITS nid,t mein? Nidts aQes, ales
mein?
@eit, MIR nett Ole Seele auigctban,
Weit seifnrt auf freier 2ebensbabn:
M1es. mos mid trent i'm Conner.
ifein,
aaes Shone Oieier @elt lit mein!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
(Spesinl.G Correspondent
Gintbeilmns Scs @irtbidaftsselbes
i'm jnngen !Nansbalt.

Miller Nniung lit idhper." Sn
oieiem Spridmort lit piel @abres
entbalten uno ieine Veoeutllng gilt
uild3 iiir ben Ylun CUR rlftigen Gin-
tbcilluna uno entipred)enOcr Scrpen-
Dung oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Dit
mails miro IN Den erlten Wonoen oes
b1uslifsn @liids Der 8rrnoiteIn &C.
legt Slir 3mietrodJt IN lpdteren
Saaem - MIR neil man pergiBt, Dab
Ger fleine Saushnlt, ebenlo mie Der
itaatlide, an einem cen Terb1ltniiien
entipred]enoen Toronidlag ieit5u.
balten bat.
Ieridieoenes trdgt Oa5u bel, Dab
Die iungen 9eiite Oft in einen ltroi.
lid,en 9eid)tiinn periallen. Ter
iunge @bemann wia nidIt gerne Die
8iinid)e ieiner 8attin umerfiiat
laiien uno le mad, Der Sn~Oioioualitat
miogen oieielben mebr ooer rpeniger
ausidGreiicnber Mrt iein; es mag
abcr bier Der tbeil,peiie entidnloi-
gen0e 8ritno nngcfiibrt meroen, DOR
Die Game BON Dem Ginfommisn hires
Wanmes ungenaile Senntnlb bot, bat
lie iidI ober in Die uniungs luriIriolen
@erbGltniiie eingelebt. 10 fam lie
MIR idirsr oopon lailen uno Ger
miiriniiie init ihrem gbegatten limo
Die Solge. 2drlm loa elm innges
Yaar es lid Dor ALIEN SIR TiliGi
MAIDEN, gemetnam 5u bera'
then uno iorgiam 81 uer5eifnen, mas
alfgapenoet meroen bari; niflts iii
befanntermeiie bitterer. ais lid ein-
S"uid]rGnfen; ieber &iidifritt i'm 9e-
ben lit peillid). belonoers. a6er Der,
Der oas Nlfgsben an%genehmer Sc.
bensgepobnbeiten beoingt; bon
mand)em Stiid io3ialen @lenoes
miir0e Die Welt nid,ts 5lt hDren be-
fommen, menn Curb lleberlegung
Cen sur 8~eipobnbeit %eeporoenen
Aussabcn geiteuert ipiiroe. Wenn
ieoph mr. zines Der beioen 0utten
Dem SpnrIpitem buloigt uno Ger
anoere Sbeil obne Tsrit1nonib id)ol.
tet mo maltet. Damn miro es oes
Seiteren gor trauria INN ole @ab.
runa beS foitlidliten Segens, bes
Sauslrieocns. beitellt iein! Cine
Sdpiesiefeit liest iiir Die meilten
lungen Srauen in Der 0erGnoernng
Der Werbiltnilie eegeniiber benen oes
glternbouies. Selten lit Die iinan.
5iele Gage oielelbe. gntmeber bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
Sin llnslid fommt ielten aaein.

Sn @iittItaot Duroe cine Inlage
mir eleftriife 9eleufItiung eingerifl.
tet, Ole bon Ingeitenten Der grfurter
gleftrisit1ts 8eieuid)uft misge.
fiibrt muroe. Gin Sfmieoelebrling,
Der lid) bel oieier Irbeit nit 81 if]af.
len mnd)te, orebte tros mieoerbolter
Gerpurnlng einen aontaft oes
Sfaltbrettes. Yl0Blih ipriibte ans
oieiem cine Ii~lnfcnsarbe berpor, mo.
ourf Der junge Monn 10 erihredt
wiiroe, onB or aligenblid tpDt um-
iiel, Gin @ehirniflng bate ieinem
9eben elm gn0e gemudt. 1esglei-
den mnroe Elm an Der Spise eines
Maites beifdftigter Montaur ourf)
Den Anblif Oieies entleslidcn @pr-
gangcs oerart eridiittert, OaB er Den
Salt perlor uno aus Der betradlt-
lifen Sobe berabitiir5te. Gr blieb
nit 5eridmetterten 9lieomaBen
liegen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24

formed tho frat American war squad.
ron, ana because Jones oonfcsscdly
dominated the commission, II may be
said that In placing these ships on thu
MAYA lini he IN u way founded the
navy Of the United states,
jones obtained the command OF the
sloop Ranger win this vessel he ai-
tackled and captured the Drake, ship
of superior force, The excitement
created IN Europe by This small battle
was tremendous and Tor the very good
reason that IN I, was then domonetra,-
cd for the first time that a British
ship could be compelled 10 surrender by
un enemy that was at best or no great
or force, Ilo proved that the men bee
hind the guns decide battles, lie showed
that the BEST protection against the fire
" the enemy " a well directed IRE, q
principle that has ever held good In
naval warfare,
Jones ended his days In Paris The
body was well preserved, placed IN a
londcn coffin, ana buried IN the Prot
oslaut cemetery, There II was found,
through the efforts Of Ambassador Por'
ter, after long research and idenil'
He'd as that Of this hero The honors
bestowed upon his remains are but "A
tribute 10 that patriotism which In
splrod 80 many Of the builders OF tho
American Republic
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
JOHN PAUL JONES.

The body IT John PAU Jones has
now been safely brought across the
ocean, and viii be dopoalod nj Anna.
polls AS the creator Of the American
navy, he has been alvcn u most oppro.
Pirate resting place.
John PAU Jones was born In Nrot.
land and went 10 sea at an carly ngo.
when 20 years old lc commanded a
brig '1Wo Friends" and while ON a
visit to this country ne decided TO
settle on q plantation In Virginia. IN
liij, whom II became apparent TINT
war with the Old Country was un,
OYoldablo, Jones determined to do his
part, ana started In n sloop for Boston,
In Now YORK he heard Of the battle "
Lexington, Ito returned homo ana at
once offered his services Us d sailor At
that time two French frlgotos came
into Hampton roads Jones succeeded
In gaining NE friendship of Louise
Philippe, who was ON board one ~
these vessels, ana whom ne returned ON
shore after a visit NJ several days. no
hnd studied the construction of the
ship, her armament and everything
pertaining to "A worshlp ana whom a
short time afterwards Congress de.
cidcd TO procure u nocL Jones was nm
expert ON naval construction lie net.
ed os q mombor Of commission for
the examination Of the twenty az.
icront merchantmen which had been
offered for conversion into warshps,
They selected the ak vessels that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
FLAG ETIQUETTE,

The Washington Post gives few
pointers ON Max etiquette, which should
ho moro generally observed than thcy
are, quite commonly for instance
Haas are raised ON fcslal days ana LETT
waving over night ns II forgotten by
the owners Flags are sometimes half.
mnstoi ana LEFT IN that position an
mduly long time. At the dcnth OF
President Mckinley many raised their
lugs at half mast and Jet them wave
night ana day until literally worn out
And they lid st even suspect that
they were, InnoccnllN guilty Of a gross
insult 10 the national cmblom,
Tho Post remarks that the United
states government, ON that occasion,
displayed ils nags at half.must from
sunrise tn sunset, from the Presidents
death unlll hs burial That was ac.
cordng to tho established rules Of nag
etiquette, The nag " mover properly
permitted To lloat between sunset aud
sunrise, from amy mast ex.
copt over a fort actually bcslcgod, The
lowering of the nag over u hcsicgcd
fort or shin In action, would mean
surrender with regard TO the half.
mosIlng of u 0oE etiquette requires
that II ~ lrst raised TO the top of the
mast and then slowly ana roverontly
lowered TO the desired position
Tho Post reminds Nv that IN memory
Of the $4,000 Union soldiers who lost
their ives during the Clyl war ON
Mny 30, Memorial Day each year. the
United states displays lta nag nt half.
ttoft 0l an army posts, stations, and
national cemeteries, from sunrise an
midday Immediately before noon u
drgo In played by the band or ncld
music and the national salute Ut
twonlyonc runs IL nrcd NJ the con.
cmslon Of lhls memorial tribute NJ
noon, the nnU " hoietod to the ton "
the stan and remains there untll sun.
set The idea " that the national one
sign ls too sacred an object to be long In
mourning for any man or number oi
men, no matter how exalted their rank,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
ID, WHITES TALK

NJ. Wltlo. tho Russian peace envoy,
IN on Interview with a representative
of 10 Paris paper confirms hlH state.
mont previously made 10 the Associated
prcas This Wns 10 the cffoct that Rus.
VIA does not want peace except ON terms
consistent with the preservation ~ her
Rational honor llo added that Russia
le not crushed though torn 10y internal
discussions and that those viii be set
tied IN time. Whorouron the country VIII
be- prepared 10 carry ON the war for
years
OF course M this tank Is accepted ot
its real value, NJ WHITE Is q diplomat
ana his part now ls 10 conceal the
weakness Of Mis- country nv much ~
possible, In the hope " obtaining easy
terms from Japan llul Russlo wants
peace al almost any price, ana NJ
Wilio Ia undoubtedly prepared 10 cone
sent 10 almost any proposition Japan
may insist upon he knows very well
that the longer the war lasts the great.
cr VIII be the cost ~ peace,
The Internal conditions Of the om'
llrc are moro critical than the Embns.
sndor seems Wiling TO admit Al
lod2 10 state " flogo exists, but that
has not prevented the mob from kilIng
one NJ the r2nrs officers IN single
district IN the province NJ khorson
1000 arrests have been made for peas
ant ouungoa I'm two other southern
provinces kharkoff and kursk disorder
rolgne
Trcpon, tho cars chief protector In
the capital, has been notified mat the
torrmIsls have sentenced him TO death
At rlnls, In the Caucasus, regiment of
Russian snppor has murdered its OFF,
c,rs and Joined the rovolutonlsts. Near
l,odg, In Poland, a number " Cossacks
have rcyoltcd because Of bad food,
other troops had 10 bc called In 10
arrest them The new roaorvIsts are so
mullnous that they cannot bo trusted
to puell local Disturbances Two more
vnphlps have had 10 be- dlsmanlled In
the Black Soa to forcslall u revolt The
Hcmslyoists have held another congress
IN Mosc0w I'm spile Of the Governments
orders not Ia meet win such condl.
tons prevailing IN the country the war
party cannot continue the conflict IN
Asia,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
DANGER or HUSTLE.
pIttsburg Dispatch,

Surgeon. General Risey sounds note
" warning TO the American people
when he declares that the death Of Sec.
rotary Hay and number Of other men
prominently identified with the govern
mont In recent years Is due TO too much
work and too little exercise. Tho
statement coming from an authority 10
high cannot be passed without consld-
Grafton, The energy Of the American Is
one Of the wonders Of the world, and
there II reason 20 believe that persons
In private llfo die from the cause that
has taken 80 many public men, The
mad pncc appears TO peryadc all
branches OF society and while some
men have tho wisdom 10 temper their
toll with the necessary exercise they
appear TO be the exception rather than
the rule, II Ia therefore plain that II
Americans are TO live their allotted
days they must change their mode ~
living, but how Tho principles are
established and II IA diiioult to change
them II has become almost second
nature for the American ~ hustle, cyi'
IDENTIFY one OF the most dangerous ole.
ments 81 our business llfe,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24

true 10 their country, love rs lnsttu-
lions, desire lts perpctully and arc
ready TO defend II throughout the
world, They have proved this In peace
ana IN war ana ~ a part Of these Unit
ed states they are entitled 90 as much
consideration. protection ana honor os
arc me people In any other part OF The
Republic, Thcy are nv FREQ from vice
and crime and lnfractlons " law IN.
man ana divine, Az are any citizens "
the unltod states m the oldest CONE
munwenlhs of the Union In colcbrot'
Ink the anniversary Of the coming of
the Pioneers they do 10 us loyal ana
patriotic olllgons " the grandosl Re-
public the world has ever known,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
TO OBSERVE TIE ECLIPSE

The most important Astronomical
event ~ the yeOl Is scheduled to take
place on the 3Oth ~ next month, aha
several expeditions are now busy pre-
pairing TO proceed TO favorable points
of observation, ON the date mentioned
lhoro win be- total eclipse of the sun,
visible IN a belt about 100 miles wide,
and extending from a point IN Canada
southwest of lludsons BAY, whore the
shadow strikes tho earth at sunrise,
castorly across Labrador, thence SOUTH
oaslcry across the Atlantic ocean TO
tho northwest corner Of Spain near
Capo Oyclo, which II WIN reach about
noon, then crossing Spain and the Med
llerfancan Sea, lrnyorsing the states OF
Algeria, Tunla, Trlpol, and Egypt In
Northern Africa, aud finally ending at
sunset In Southern Arabia,
Among the expeditions which are 10
be- sent ont from various points are no
loss than three from the Lick Obscrya.
tory one of these goes TO Labrador
another 10 spain, ana still another to
Egypt II IN lone way 20 travel for
an observation that can last only few
minutes, but the results are expected
to more than justify the expenditure
and labor Tho expeditions viii exams
Inc, nrs,, tho corona, u HIGHT extending
beyond the dark body Of The moon, ana
determine l,s spectrum, second, the so
called prominencos consisting Of red
hydrogen flames third, the lntra.Mor-
curla space, to see n any planets rec
volyo there II any exist large enough
10 be detected by telescopes Of moder-
ate power, ana fourth, search for com.
cts In the close noighborhood Of the
sun, This Is work enough for tho few
minutes u solar eclipse lasts,
Some seem TO regard expeditions of
this kind M n waste " time and
money because the problems presented
have not Os yet all been solved They
forget that astronomy necessarily must
progress slowly and that II has at.
tanned to its present status only after
the patient labor OF the astronomers Of
many ages The data slowly gathered
by the ancient CholdoOns. served the
Greeks MS basis Systematic struc-
turo, From the apoculatlons Of Pytha.
goras to the theory Of ptolcmy, with
its centres ana ccocntrlca, was long
step, and then II was found 10 be u
step on the wrong road, wherefore
search had to be made IN another IL.
rcctlon for the truth, II was found,
hul only after much labor The laws
defined by Kopler and by Newton,
would have remained undiscovered but
for the perseverance Of those intellect.
ual giants IN their search for truth,
with regard 20 the sun very little Ia
certainly known, II ia natural that
science should embrace every oppor.
Wnlly 20 observe ana record facts
about that lumnary ana especially
such facts M present themselves only
during the passage of the moon across
its disc From an abundance Of such
data true theories can be- formed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
4 COMPARISON.
Boston Herald.

\ Japanese student among us has
been critically observing tho American
girl and contrasting her with the maid
" Japan, lie nnds hor modest yet
rank, with moro Independence and
moro pride than his own country.
women, He SEGA the American man
moellng at her feet and tying her shoe
ribbon, n delicate attention, which
shows tho mans respect without hum
ping her, while the Japanese women
nave been educated 20 be happy IN ~
lng the shoe ribbons Of their husbands,
llc considers the American custom de-
cldedly better than the japanese, and
wren ne goes homo VIII talk about IL,
Aftcr the peace there may como great
Social changes IN Japan, along with
commercial ones.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
MAKING T,iE pusLlc WISE,
The MorchnnlA' RoYIew.

II sometimes pays TO take the publlc
Into ones confidence, II IL reported
that some eastern packed preserves
on sale In the northwest are labelled
Win tho following legend THE con-
tents OF this package are preserved
with the very highest grade OF ealicy.
lie acid and the very finest quality OF
coal.tar dye" The chances are-we
can't be posltiyo--thot the goods VIII
sell az readily as II the consumers were
Rep, In ignorance, providing the state
laws allow aalloylIc acid and ooal-lar
dyes 10 be used In food,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24

Estimates Of the value Of the wheat
crop In western Kansas show that In
many cases the crop for this year In
worth four times the price OF the land,
based on sales Mt the beginning OF tho
year. What's the matter with Kan
sas2 she's all right
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
ALWAYS SOMETHING LACKING

Love Il like a waltz II mover quito
fulnlls all one expects Of H. Either
the mans lead Ia too FAST or too slow
HIS hold too tight or too loose no
stumblcs over your gown or steps on
your feet, and II everything else IL
right II n the wrong man,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24

Whnt tho governor Of Minnesota snld
to The governor Of Washington IL en-
'iroly different from what the governor
OF North Carolina said to the governor
OF South Carolina.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24

Senator r. G, Plat says that N ho
had his lie TO i've over again he would
model his political lfc along other
lines II would be interesting TO know
Just what lines they would be-,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24
FARM LABOR Ar TmE s0uTm
Warrington Post.

The demand for moro farm labor NJ
the south IL becoming olamorous. North
Carolina wants 10000 and Louisiana
100 900 additional field hands, and
many other states are equally short Of
cotton growers and cotton packers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-24

The leak IN the boiler that caused the
explosion ON the Bennington was u
great deal worse than the leak IN the
cotton reports,