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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
.nnberbare Giaenidaftcu

Srppcngeluadie

gs eibt 8Gume un6 pflansen, Die
Guberli9 ODER innerli9 Wofer aufipeis
9ern, tbeils gu eigsnem Nuben unb
Srommen, tbeils um IS Den Ouritenbsn
tpie einen 2abequel barsubisten. Iuf
MaoasaSfar tpd9it Die berrIthe SD
herpalme Hapenalo, Die felt alters Der
Der Baum Der R~eiTenbsn" beibt. Sc
Der glattftisl entbdlt ndmli9 auf ieinsr
pberen Seite cine ii9 sesen Die Stielz
f9eibe bin ertpsiterns Shine, in Der
fid bas WaHer ber feu9ten Nieber=
{1ldge anfammelt uno LANCE 3eit frii9
unb seniebbar erbGlt. sSn ben t~paferz
armen 9estrfen bat oisier mertpirz
bise Baum f6on mun4em @erirrten
unb Dem Werf4ma6ten nabsn Wan0ez
rer bas 2eben gerettet.
Sie &%aroenoiitel bat Die gissnihaft,
NIT ibren Waferbe9erden ben Mssen
unb ben Mors.ntbau aufsufansen. 9ie
G~teppenpDlfer nennen Dies mannsbobe
9tfielsetpd9s rSalten6runnen," neil
es fir bic Steppe cine Dirt Drummer
bartlett. Sod before WaFerfpenber
finb Die in Der M~pbapepiifte in 4ali.
f%ornien bortommenben Qrten zines
&attus, Der permDse i.ines tpeit aussez
breiteten Wur5elperfes unb feiner lez
berartigen Struttur iopobl binii9tli6
Der @uiaugunssfdbisfeit als au4,
mas Die Wittel gum Seitbalten Der
WaFermense betrifft. elm resslre9tes
Waferreierboir BARTLETT. @on Der in
6ieien pflan5en aufgefpeiderten Jliiis
fgfeit MAIDEN aablrside Wiiitentbiere
Gebrau9. inter n~mftGnoen fosar Die
Meni4en.
syn Der Wiite bon Sonora in Merito
febt Der INNER fpdrli6e Regenfou oft
10 LANCE 3eit aus, oab bic penigen pors
banbenen MaRerqusGen au9 nod perz
iiegen. 9a nebmen Die BORT einbeimis
i9en SnbianeritGmme Der Geri uno
gapago lire 3uflu9t 81 Den 9attus@
.reierpoiren, bic fir lie Damn Die Hofle
beg maougaifH9en rSaums Del. aeiz
ienben" ibernebmer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
Gin Gadlcitrcidl SGcficls.

Sus SGeiiel EMIT sur Stdrfrmg
ieiner @eiumObeit iiG in S5tolien aui-
belt. erbielt er bon cincm Sreuroc
ans 9eutid)lano eiuen unirantierter
@rief, IN Dem weitcr nid,ts itanb.
oils: .0tir gebt eS gut. Nit Crib
Sein -"
llnmutia iiber bas bohe Nod)por-
TO, bas er iiir bieie fur5e Nafridlt 81
5ablen bate, padt Ger Sid)tcr einell
Seloitein bon 9epaitiger Shiperc IN
cine Siite mo idift bieie Dem Sreun-
De, ebeniaQs uniranfiert.
2ieier aber, III Dem 9lallben, eine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19

pfenniggroben Sinterleib beiibt, lIl'
bepeglih inter einein glatte ODER
oergleiden ollf Der groe peritedt.
Mit ginbru6 Ser Hadt miro eS les
ben0ig, benn ieine 9elite iino ndftlid)
idJnGrmenbe Wotten. Die Spinue
irld)t lid einen biinnen, freiliegenben
ipertig beblGtterten 3ipeig aus, iiber'
5iebt feline llnterieite Der 2dnge nad)
nit einigen SGben. IlSbonn bGndt
tie lid, NIT Dem 8oni nod iinterl, on
ben 9einen am 3meiae ari uno be.
ginnt, aus ibren Spinnoriiien einen
etipa 5ipei 3oa langen Snoen frei III
Die 2uft binalsSuDeben. Iabei poBt
bas Cher genaii ouf, oaB Der 6aben
nirgenos baigen bleibt. ct Der ga.
Den iertig, 10 idpiBt Die Spinne am
Sinterleibe cine iebr flebrige Iaiie
aus, 'burd Die tie ben Saben oerart
binourd)5iebt uno aifrollt, bob er in
etpa 90 Sefunoen III Elm frebriges
&iigelden permanbelt lit. Gas 9ii.
gelden miro nun nit einem Saben
erieben, 10 bob cine Mrt Teuhel ent.
itebt; bas 2aiio lit fertig. 9as Sbier
liegt ailf Der 2auer, inoem es nit Den
9einen Der einen Seite an einem bo'
r~i5ontalen Saben bdngt, bon Dem has
2aiio berabpenoelt. 9ie moeren
9eine i6pebeu in Der Suit, bis oltf
zines Der laligen 8orberbeine, oas
Den 6aben bes 2aiios mlrfbereit, &c.
wiiiermaBen in Der nSanb" be6Glt.
Sat bas Sbier etipa cine babe Stun.
De ODER 40 Winuten ergeblid) alif Der
2auer g~elegen, 10 miro baS flebrige
aiigelden in Die Sobe ae5ogen ilno
peripeiit. Sffenbar p~erliert es nad)
elmer bal6en Stunbe feline ale6rig'
felt an Der Suft unb miro oaber, nm
baS Moterial 5u iparen, az neuer
@erorbeitung Dem aorper nieber Elm.
perleibt. Sn menigen Winuten lit
ciu neucS 2oiio fertis unb m~uribereit
a~lls9ebGngt. SIN @onoihein nabt
cine grobe Motte. @enn Die Spin.
ne lie berannoben iiebt, Itredt lie oas
gein nit benz 2aiio nod meitcr ans
uno bart onseipannt aui Den g%iiniti.
gen Woment. Sn Dem augen6lIfe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
Tcntjdle Yiablbauten..

Die 9epobner zines beutf1en pfabls
borfes aus Der dlteren gpohe Der iIns
seren Gteinaeit. fdiIbert Der heutf9e
Selebrte. Or. s. Sirtner. fO%lgenbers
maben:
Die Menffen bieier 2eit batten Elm
breites 9efidt nit siemli9 boriprins
GENDER Toie unb unteri1isben {i9 bot,
Den 6eutissn Menfaen niGt ionbsrli1.
Sic Hatrung beitanb fpobl Der 9aupt,
fd@e nad aus SiiGtn unb Slsi{9 ian
!Saustbieren batten ite cine tleine Rins
berrafe, S4ufe. 3i.ssn uno bas tleine
0orh4pein). ferner aus einem dus
Weiaen uno 5irie bereiteten flaosnar,
tisen 8rot. aus @emiiisn Wobrriben.
Silfenfrii4ten), seb0rrten Mepfsln uno
9aielniHen (Don leBteren beioen tonna
ten lleberrsite aus Tunben in pfabls
bauten seseist tperben), Stub uno 3ies
genmild. Hdfe unb Butter. gls 9auptz
setrdnt biente fldres WaFer. Saneben
trant man au9 Ipfelmpit unb pobl
au6 Wtetb.
Die Grauen bsforsten Die 9ansdrs
belt; lie r6fteten Weiaen unb Sirie auf
beibsn Steinplatten, serrieben @streibe
gu Brotmebl. fpannen Slads. io.bten
oieisn gu 9udffoffen uub G.fledten
unb f.rtisten alierlei !SausserGtbe aus
Stein. 9orn. Sbor unb Sols. Die
MGnnsr trisben Ider6au unb Sif1s
fang unb ginsen auf Die Sasb. Wdbs
reno fi9 Ser Mann NIT eintm fleinen
fdarfen MsfIer aus Seueritein raiirte.
tGmmte ii9 Die Trau bas Scar nit
einem Scrntamm nnb f9miidte es nit
Naoeln bon Corn, &npdsn ober !Sola.
Sirf9bprn. Sbiertnoten unb 9etrei
fatten fcnSen audi @er.penbIng az
!Salstetten uno SbrssbGrs.n. Die
pfablbauten eriTtirtsn fpdteitens fGon
5000 Sabre Err gbriIus. i'm Grrbca
unb Ganaen baten lie inbs5 bic Y,ons.,
Seit niht ii6erbautrt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
Die Gimme bes @attcn.

Die Sral zines 3opitGns in paris,
biz. febr oft Die MntpeIenbeit ibres gsz
liebten Mannes entte6ren mlbte,
tpenn er fi6 auf See .tefanb, battle f9
einen pbonosrapben s.tauft, bir9 Den
fie Die 10 SGrtlid eriebnte Stimme ibres
Maunes audi tpGbrenb feinss Serns
ieins boren fonnte. sic fab bann
persniiet in ibrem Sehel unb lauiate
ben Wonolosen, Die in Der trGftia.n
unb ~fonpren Gtimme hires ManneS
benz Robr e%ntquoaen. sic bDrte Die
2ommanborufe, bic er 10 trGftig gu
f9mettern ipuBte. lie b0rte ole aGrt@
li9eren unb fanften S9meideltOne.
nit oenen er gu ibr in Den Stunoen
Der 2iebe geiprohen, lie rernabm aud
Sebihte. Die er ~porsutrasen pflegte.
9o9 etnes Cages mar bieier Sroit
ibrer ginfamtsit psri9punbsn; nit
ben anberen 9ubiefisteiten ibrsr @obs
nuns batten Siebe aud Oen pbonos
grapben fortgstrasen. Boiler @er@
stpeifluns irrte fie lumber. plDBlia
blieb iie ipie p.riteinsrt itehcn; aus
einem 8db9en elaubte lie oeutli9 Die
70 pertrauten 9Dne BON hires @atten
Stinme gu %pernebmen, Die Elm luitises
2ieb6sn fang. Solts er, BON Ger Se.s
reiie SuridsefeArt. fid Sund@t nod
Elm ivenig psrsniisen, bepor er in i9re
@rme a.eilt! sic sebt Den S0nsn mad.
unb iie finbet Den pbonosrapben, Der
nun oa3u ii%bersegangen lit. elm fiibnes
Matroienlieo on5uftimmen. sic bolt
Die pOIis.i. unb mar finost in einem
Seller ni4t mir Den pbonograpfen,
ionbern aud Die arheren e~eitoblenen
Sa6en, Die Die Stimme oes Gatter
Der beitoblenen Srou s~ersttet hatten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
Nic Spinne ais GaIpmcrfcr.

Sn ben 8ereinieten Staaten lebt
cine frabbenartige Spinne CrSrOgn.
rius corigerus"O Die elm Sogoperfab.
rem alisiibt, bas an Srisnolitdt Die
Sangmetboben Der beutiden Irten
erbebli6 iibertrifft. 9ieie Spinne
erleet ibr Spfer nit benz Saiio. Sic
periGbrt babel folgenDermaBcn: Iml
Gage iist bas Sbier, bos eil,en brei.
ten, ber5formig geitalteten, etna
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
Eat:sl.

Got:l.
GiGterling: .g!idt pobr, Serr
Geoafteur, nad)ocn Sic meine &C.
oid)te geleien, worcn Sic Serer nrb
Slamme2"
Geoaftcur: sd nift, aber oie
8eoihte maren eSl"
+
Der @cnpTe..
81: .@lio Sic iogen, Sic iino go.
siolpemofrat Conn limo Sic bo6
iifer audi fiir SermogerSpertbei.
lung?"
g: $50, aar5 mel Siidt."
o.: ySeben Sic. Nur cine
Sra9e. Ingenommen, mir tbcilen
beltte. mo Sic perioufen SSbr @eIb
uno i6 ipare. Sic iino mieoer arm
uno iG bin .p~ermogeno. @as
bann?"
g.: n@i, 90 bable mer wibbcr!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19

nertbpoQe Senorng erbalten 81 ba-
ben, be5ablt nit SrenOat Dos bobe
Hafporto, offnet Die &ilte uito firOei
5u ieinem gnticben einen gon5 &c.
ip0bnlid)en Selbitcin barin. gn Die.
fem aber baftet eill 3ettel: vgei
Der Nohrid)t bon 9einem @oblbe.
finoen fiel mir beifolgenber Stciil
pom Sersen. Sein Sdeffel."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
2orb' Iintp, Subicn's ncner Slice
fDuig.

Der &iGtritt bss biSberisen Wise'
f0nigs bon 9ritii9@SnOien, 2prb Gurs
spns, BON ieinem boben poften 1T ouf
Die Sifferenden 5uriidsufIbren. Die
biniiGtli9 Ser oberIten @eripaltung
Der britif9 : inbiibsn Qrmee atpiiden
inn uno benz Observation-Disclosures
beriel6en, 2orb aithener. e~ntitanben
tparsn. On Die SteIe Guraons, Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
@uub's Miliuncn.

gesreifli9es Snterefe miro sur 3sit
Der ehemulisen S9auipielerin SoIoie
Mobr cntsegensebra9t, pelGe burG
einen @erslei9 nit ben 8ertpanbten
i6res fiir5li9 perftorbenen 9atten.
Nlan 20. Wooo bon Yittsburs. ga, in
Beiib zines auf iiber 100000 ges
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
Sin Gaficcbausidlcrs.

Sn Der Sumburger Sad5eitihrift
Slide unb &eQer" leien mir:
Ger Mann, BON Dem bier Die Heoe
iein ioa, geb0rte 81 ienen unerIhiit-
terli6en Snoiuiouen, benen eS Ser.
gniigen madt, Die Hube unO @eiites.
gegenwart frie0liher &eaner aui Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19

ISL -'llSutllSlCISt lluHC
ioQt. @lplper ser bot
ipaS bum @itte gelernt
IN bot biflort v9ti6t
cine &opefc" tb1t er
gepme. @ea, ba oruff
ben SD 5or groffnnng
Der SrieDensfeit. 6eino-
ieligfeite elnol glei for
ieoen Wann al
llnierm Stammtiid e
9attel uffmaf)e ioIle.
I'm Damn of courie nod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
tflonftran,en, 6cbetbiid)ern etc.
-Sad)ems Mon,an (. samrmlnna.-

Cine belIetritiide Sauss nnb ifiems. SibIiotbet
Snbalt Der 10 Ranbs az 8oman. NIB 5 0opsasr9:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-19
SpGn Gitid, Gsa., nnb Die @miue
fcierm bic TricScns Grflarnng
nno b~cpbad)tcn Die Spn.
~ Mountaineering.

WlITIVI OUIIVL!
@el, ben Sd's nit INNER id)un
lang gIei 9eiagt? Sen Sd ODER ben
SD nit? In 10 mar es add! NGm-
lid mcgee Dem Sriebe. Ges war e
Sltbel, mie Ole Stubs Inns bcirl
Sid)oai gerietift bawmc! Mer
Dappe es glei an De Spott geiclc-
brGteo, SD ben Die Woid)en genlod)t,
bab Der Si6aQi Die aoite pun llnic-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28
MORE CIVIL SERVICE.
Attorney General Holds Legislature Must
Name Glasses EncOmpassed
by the Law.

MADISON Wis, Sept. % Sp,-
cial. The attorney general today ron.
dercd an opinion to the state civil sory-
ice commission, in which he holds that
legislative employees, except such MS are
specially mentioned in the law, DO not
come within the jurisdiction of the com
mission.
Chapter 30, which was passed after
the enactment of the civil service law,
provides that all legislative clerks re-.
CURED to do typewriting shall be chosen
from the eligible list furnished by the
civil service commission.
The attorney general holds that by
implication, other legislative employees
shall be chosen rs heretofore
The Legislature last winter provided
that the enrolling and engrossing of
bills, which has heretofore been done by
n large force of clerks, should in the
future be done by Il much smaller num-
Der of expert typewritcrs. These copy
lists, according To the opinion of the at
torney general, will have to pass an OK
animation hy the secretary Of the civil
service commission aud may not he re
moved from their official positions, cX-
cept for cause.
The law requires the commission 10
classify all the legislative employees and
it is quite probable that at the next Sos
sion the Legislature may place larger
number Of clerks under The protection Of
the civil service board. says the attorney
general.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28
WOULD BREAK THE WILL.
Second Attempt to Secure Change OF
Testament of Samuel Level
Is Made

FOND DU LAC, Wis, Sept. %
Special. IA second effort to hrcal, the
will of the late Samuel Level hy iii,
brother John, a wealthy resident of BUT
falo ana Niagara Falls, is being malc
before Judge Fowler Of the circuit court
Judge Richter. at a hearing early in the
summer, decided against the Buffalo
man and hc appealed 10 the higher mi
bunal.
Mr.. Level left most of his money &c
the Reeves family of this city, wuc
cared for him in his last sickness. Tht
brother claims chat undue Influence was
used in the drawing of the testament y
large number of witnesses are 10 be
heard and the ease will occupy the atten.
ton of the court for the rest of the
week
o. H. Eckr, NJ *. Reilly, Judge \. C.
Gillin aud -. u. Sutherland represent
John Level while Williams Chadbourue
X GrisWold are looking after the Reeves
inter- SITS.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28

three or four flags; but never more
than four.
Should the second ship comprehend
the signal she makes known the fact
by hosting the answering pennant
"close up" in which position it is re-
tanned till the signaling craft has haul
ed down her flags. 1t is then lowered
To the dip again in readiness for the
continuation of the message.
Should the signal be not distinguish
able, or appear not to be appli able 10
the situation, the ship spoken to must
intimate the fact by hosting the proper
flags for the purpose, keeping the an-
swering pennant at the dip until tho
signal Is thoroughly comprehended,
when It is hosted CLOSE up"
Two-fag signals, from A b to Y u
are urgent and Of importance, and
take mp ten pages Of the code book.
Want pilot" L T; machinery out
of order Il j. are examples OF the ma
ture Of these hoists.
Thrccnag signals occupy the great
er part Of the Code Book. The bear
ings Of the compass run from \ Il 6
10 j $ r.
Then there are the names OF the
various coins Of all countries, for ex.
ample, \ Y Va rupee followed by
the weights and measures. 4 Y Ia
ton. decimals ana fractions i & u
~. and auxiliary plrascs-i. q. con
thinning The auxiliary verbs, such rs
Il II W. They must not be
The general vocabulary ii indicated
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28

It's third occurrence, it must begin or
be In n third hoist"
The Illustration of the distant and
semaphore signals is almost self-ex-
planatory.
1t will be noticed that each letter Of
the alphabet is indicated, in the dis
tant by a hoist of three shapes-a
cone ball, and drum; and, IN the
semaphore, by the inclination ana posi-
ton with reference to the posD of
three arms.
The cone with the point upward IS
termed number /, and corresponds
with the scmaphore arm pointing up
ward. The ball is number .. and is
equivalent to the horizontal arm Of
the other The down-pointing cone
corresponds with the down-pointing
arm of the semaphore. and is numbered
3. All these positions Of the arm are
on the side of the post opposite to the
indicator. Number is represented by
a drum or by Il horizontal arm on the
same side as the indicator.
Owing to the fact that these distant
and semaphorc signals take more time
than the flag system, requiring always
two or more hoists, thrty-seven spe-
cial urgent signals needing one hoist
only have been provided in the Code
Book; such as: go Short of proyi.
sions. Starving" "2l Want water
Immediately" 1912. Is war declared 2"
The stop signal indicates the end of
the sentence.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28

by the flags G X A to z n p. pilot
has been sent to YOU" 7 l, and
Must take in more ballast" f L s,
may be given as illustrations.
The degrees of latitude and longi-
tude, divisions Of time, height Of the
barometer and thermometer, are sig
nailed by hoist comprising two flags
under the code pennant; while figures
from cipher to five millions are de-
noted by two flags over the code pen
nant.
Geographical signals are shown by
four-hag hoists, such as: A U Y t
Callao: A f II V-London.
The code flag over one flag has va
rlous significances. For example.
when it is over l., the hoist denotes
that cholera, plague, or yellow fever
is on board. over I. Have not a clean
bill Of health" Over e indicates that
the flags which follow do not alude
to the code, but must be taken as rep
resenting the letters of the alphabet
each stands for. This is the alpha
betical signal, and is employed when
a name or address is about to be spell
ed cut letter by letter. The code flag
over + and over G indicate. in one
case the end Of word or dot between
initials, and in the other that the al
phabetlcal signals are terminated
Numerical signal e.. that the fol-
lowing flags are to be taken as repre-
senting the figures assigned to each
of them in a table found in the book
is made known by hosting the code
pennant over NJ. Over y indicates the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28

The language Of ship is language
Of signs. But Notwithstanding this
circumstance. all possible questions
may be asked and answered, and every
item Of information given in the full
est degree by its medium, even though
the conversing crafts be miles asun-
der.
The alphabet of this silent tongue is
usually flags of various shapes and
colors. But should the distance be-
tween the ships, or between the ship
and signaling station, be too great
for colors to be distinguished, or
should the wind be blowing between
the two so that the flags are end on,
one Of two other methods must be
adopted. The first is to represent each
letter by combinations of three shapes
a cone, a ball and a drum. The sec
ond is to make use of semaphore
having three arms, the positions of
which with regard to one side or the
other of the post, and whether they
are horizontal. upturned or downturn
ed, indicate the letter desired.
AS the ships which speak to each
other are frequently of different ma
tionalities, 1t is necessary that the sig
nal should be international or common
to all; and this is So And another de-
sirable thing is also provided
1t may occur to you that if mes
sage, even one of brief length We're
to be spelt out letter by letter the
operation would be exceedingly tire
some, and consume time that perhaps
could be i'll afforded. TO remove these
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1905-09-28

wildfire until Baku and scores Of 9TH
err places were experiencing all the
horrors Of actual war
While Baku was the storm center OF
the fighting, there was great slaughter
in outlying towns and throughout the
whole oil region. In the village of
Shusha the fighting between Tartars
and Armenians continued five days
and several hundred persons We're
killed or wounded. Almost the entire
town was destroyed by incendiarics
the government buildings, churches and
schools having been burned \ score
OF other places shared a somewhat
similar fate. 4 large number of the
people in Duduktkhu Achilla, Edilu
and Bukutan were slaughtered and
the villages having been plundered by
the Tartars were then set on fire.
At Ralakhan serious conflict oc-
Cured between 1000 Armenans and
the government troops which had been
dispatched to maintain order orders
had been given to the soldiers to shoot
down all rioters, whether Tartars or
others, and the Armenians, on refusing
TO dispense, were raked with artillery
That the Armenians, however. are
capable of giving n good account Of
themselves is evidenced by tie fact
that in the Baku district they have
killed or wounded 800 Tartars
The government troops sent to the
disturbed region have proved unable to
restore order and heavy reinforce
ments are row arriving at Baku That
city Is utterly demoralized. Incen-
diary fires have laid considerable
portion Of It in ashes and hundreds Of
hecn destroyed. Hundreds of redneries
in and about Baku have been burned
and the loss inflicted upon the oil in
dustry alone will reach S00OOO,OOO. All
production is paralyzed and the indi-
rect as well as the direct loss to trade
is enormous. Even with order restored,
and that seems to be still far off il
will take more than year before con
ditions in the Baku region will become
normal. The Tartars are still plumber
iEg and burning wherever opportunity
offers and are daily being worked up
to greater fanaticism The following
incident which occurred In Baku
shows tneir desperate spirit, A band
of them barricadod themselves in the
house Of a rich Mussulman and fired
who summoned them to surrender
TIC Tartars continued firing while ar
tillery was brought up. The guns laid
the house in ruins. the Tartars perish
Ing to man.
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objections, n code has been made out
means of which a host of flags from
two to four in NUMBER Indicate whole
sentences For example. the flags Q,
ID and $ ask the question How does
the land le:" 7, o, Are you in dan
GER" And so on.
In the Illustration of the flags here
given of this international code of sig
nails, the various colors are indicated
thus: yellow by dots, red by vertical
and blue by horizontal lines. You will
therefore have no difficulty in picturing
the true appearance of each.
1t is only since Jan. |, 1902, that
the code as here Illustrated has been
in exclusive use. The former code pos
sessed no flags TO represent the VOW
els y. Y and 4 have been added, and
an alteration has been made in the de-
sign and colors of a couple of the other
flags, + and l..
You will notice that one of the flags
IA pennant, or flag running to a point,
having two white vertical stripes on a
red grounds termed the code signal
and answering pennant. When in Use
as the first, it indicates that the inter
national code IS being employed. When
used as the sccond-as the answering
fag-its significance is equivalent to
Il notice you are wishful to communi-
cate with me-"
When n shin desires to sneak IN an
other, she opens the ball by hosting
her ensign with the code flag beneath
it,
The ship spoken to Immediately re-
spends TO the signal by hosting the
answering pennant at the "dip"-that
is, two-thirds Of the way up to, say,
the masthead or peak
The first then makes the desired
signal, which may consist of two.
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KING OF SPAIN SPORTY.
But He Can Assume Large Amount OF
Dignity When Attending to
Ills High Office.

LANCASTER, Wis, Sept. -. ISp,~
cial. Ealoh Leo of this city, tutor in
English of King Alfonso Of Spain, is
here visiting his parents. He has II
brief vacation.
when the King dons his magnificent
court robes" said Mr.. Leo, and is sur.
rounded by h.> advisors, | could scarcely
recognize in him the gay, joyial fellow
whom had been permitted to mlnslc
with whom ne was not ON dress parade.
He has lots of dignity when he wants to
assume it,"
"Out of the palace, the King is ii
pretty gny young fellow He sometimes
drinks too much Wine and IS inclined to
bc pretty Sporty.
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SEARCH OF YEARS
FOR CHILD OVER.
CHICAGO GIRLS STORY OF DESER.
TON REACHES HER MOTHER
IN ILLINOIS.
Claimed Foster Parents Had Left Her il
Madison ~is.)-Family Broken
Up by Father

MADISON, Wis. Sept. 90 Spc
call result of n newspaper story
Cora Aversion, who claims She was de
serted by her foster parents in Madison
Friday, has again joined her mother
Mrs. Bert Shaw of Roscoe, Ill. who ha!
searched for twelve years for her daugh
ter over four states and spent thousands
of dollars.
When the mother was i'll the father
placed Cora and two other children III {
home school at Chicago. In an effort tt
find Cora, Mrs. Shaw was divorced from
her first husband.
The other two children were founc
yeArs ago.