davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
Wanted Liberty Cap.

1T is quite possible that Jefferson
Davis may, as upon a former occasion,
object to the cap of liberty and the
fasces. / can only say in reply that the
work is for the people, and they must
be addressed in the language they un-
derstand, and which has become unal-
terable for the masses. The ernblems
allude to can never be replaced by any
Invention of the artist Ali that can be
done is TO add TO them as ! have done
by placing the circlet of stars around
the cap OF liberty; 1t thus becomes more
picturesque, and nothing Of the general
effect is lost. Ali arguments. however.
must reduce themselves into the ques-
ton: VIII the people understand h% /
must, therefore, hope the Secretary will
allow the emblens to pass muster"
But because the Secretary of State,
Jefferson Davis, had positive ideas on
the subject. the model. as Mr., Crawford
conceived it. did not pass muster Mr..
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
The National Drink.

Sake is made from rice. According 10
g, Japanese drinking song:
When you drink sake
You feel like the springtime
And the loud cries of impatient cred
itors
On the outside sound
Like the voices of nighUIngaIeS
Singing most sWeetly.
The five articles OF the Japanese sol
diers are these: First. to be loyal; Sec
ond, to be polite; third. TO be brave:
fourth. to be righteous; fifth. to be SIM
Die and frugal. And these five articles
are delivered TO him with q series OF
straightforward comment that concludes
as follows: IF the heart be iot true.
good words and good conduct are moth
ing but useless external ornaments. Il
the neart be true you can accomplish
anything"
The japanese heart evidently is true.
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
"Mosfli Mosl,i Central.n

The mountain known to US as Full
yaraa is called by the japanese Fuji-ne-
yama. Mountain Of Full" or 'Fugi
San
Fujiyama is 1886 feet high, thou
sand feet for every month. plus one foot
for every day in the year.
More than 10000 pilgrims. male and
female. ascend FuJiyama every year.
The Japanese people, even the poor,
travel much and widely in their own
country.
Modern japanese coins and bank notes
bear legends in English as wen as in
Japanese.
SeEni-nudity is common in rural Japan.
and; furthermore, it is respectable and
healthful.
The average japanese is better bathed
than the average Britisher.
A japanese crowd is the sweetest in
the world" even in hot weather.
Japan is the only large nation that is
literally a clean nation in the sense OF
bodily cleanliness
Wrinkles are poetic&lly termed by the
Japanese Waves of Old Age
1t is quite proper. even complimentary
to ask a lady's age in Japan
The Japanese hello at the telephon.
is ''Moshi Moshi'' or ''Ano me- with tht
accent on the nay"
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
Forty-four Fragments OF Facts About japan

The japanese farewell. ''sayonara,"
means something like .if it must be so''
or IF we must part thus, so be it,
kissing and shaking hands are rarely
practiced in Japan; they are imported
customs.
japanese mothers do not kiss their
children, though they may press the
lips TO the forehead or cheek of a very
little baby.
Sewing on buttons is not a wifely
duty in Japan-there are no buttons
on japanese clothes.
japanese inns furnish fresh tooth
brushes every morning free to every
guest.
The Japanese tooth brush is of wood,
shaped like q pencil, pointed at one
end and frayed TO tufty brush OF
fiber at the other
All OF the food served 10 a guest
st Japanese banquet and not con-
! sumed by him at the time is taken to
his home by the servants of his host
Japanese chopsticks are delivered to
the guest in daintily decorated en-
velope. The. two sticks, though al
ready shaped. still form one tong
| shaped piece of wood and are broken
apart by the guest himself.
ship companies in the world, with
| trans-Paciic service to the United
! States and service to England by =av
| OF Suez and the Mediterranean.
! These are the San kei'' or .'three
most lovely sights of Japan: First,
| the sacred island Miyajirna, in The In
/ land sea; second, the long, low. sandy
! peninsula OF Ama-Ee-hashidate on the
| western coast; third. the archipelago of
MatsushiIna, near Sendai, on the Pacific
| shore.
i In feudal days japanese courtiers
wore wide trousers twice as long as
| their legs, SO that they trailed after the
wearer Beiasco introduced them in
The Darling of the Gods but they SO
| conYulsed the mana gerial audience at
/ had 60 ''cut them out"-and off.
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
,::.Forgets, He Is Blind.:.

A 4OONG man, blind almost rom
~ birth, senior in the Nebraska
State University, has embarked
upon a career which promises
TO be as celebrated as that of Helen
Keller. William Leroy Clarke is his
name. and his present age is twen.y-
two years. He won the gold medal in
oratory at the Palladian Literary So.
cfety, and he is one of the squad of fif-
teen from whom will be chosen the
eight men who will uphold the honor of
the university in Western Intercollegiate
debates
Clarke lost his sight when four years
old, rs the result OF a severe attack of
illness. he was sent to the State schocl
foi the blind and made such good use
OF his opportunities that at the age of
seventeen he matriculated in the State
university. HIS work there has been so
good that had 1t not been that he was
compelled to work his way through col
lege he would have graduated a wear
ago. Last summer he sold pianos for
local music house and took subscrip-
tons for popular magazine, earning
enough money TO give him LEISURE for
the years course.
L have about succeeded in making
myself forget that l am blind he SAYS.
Il go right ahead jus: as though | have
! my sight. l soon discover that people
forget, too, that l am blind and then
We get along all right. | am getting q
great deal OFT of life, and l hope to in
crease my capacity still more"
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
Creased
Slowly

the purpose of the film of colored plaster
fIext the face.
Many hours of delicate chiseling are
required to gradually expose this STRAIT
unl, which acts as a sort of danger sig
nal warning the chiseler that he is near
the face which, when exposed, will con-
stitute the precious counterfeit present.
u1ent. Eventually all the colored STRAIT
uITl is exposed and then the toiler enters
upon a yet more tedious am delicate
work namely the removal piece by piece
of the colored plaster. leaving in its per-
lection of accuracy the mask itself.
The Washington times., 1905-04-02

line. angle. and curve of the original
features.
The impress which has been obtained
in the manner just described is, Of
course, merely mold or negative and
from this the mask proper must be cast.
This procedure is also simple. but re-
quires care in the manipulation. After
the mold has thoroughly hardened, the
pureSt OF white plaster paris is poured
into it and allowed to solidify and set
tie. This done the mold must be chiseled
away piece by piece and here is seen
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
A Slow and Tedious Process.

Finally, the entire features are COW
cred with a heavier coating OF the
white material and after much shorter
interval than might have been deemed
possible-an interval that varies in du-
ration according to conditions-the mold
has hardened sufficiently TO be removed
bearing the perfect imprint Of every
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
Al Ports. Curios.

Al Ports is a short, dark man. When
he tells you that he has been at WORK
as a rigger in the Capitol for thirty
five years and remembers the first and
second inauguratfons of Lincoln as well
rs though they had happened yesterday
not appear to be more than forty or
forty-fiye sears old
The Washington times., 1905-04-02

Davis wrote to Captain Meigs. who was
thensin charge of the Capitol extension.
as follows:
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
ONLY A DREAM


bic one,
He ne'er received chiding whatever he'd
done
He smoked his old pipe in the parlor
and hall
And she shifted not nor fumed Ger the
curtains at all.
He went out at night for a time with
And she, who was sharing his woes and
his joys,
Ne'er scrutinized closely his looks the
next day,
Nor scolded nor lectured, nor had aught
to say.
He had up the fellows for poker one
night,
She fixed them a luncheon that gave
them delight,
She told them goodnight with laugh
and a Jest
Tnen mounted the stairs to the region
of rest.
She never found fault. never started a
fuss.
The room smelled of smoke and was all
in a muss;
But she smiled as next morning she
aired out the den
And remarked: You must ask them
to come up again.
And he-why he realized she WIS a
ducki
He said: Shes the onlest. I am in
With joy overbrin1ming she hlleth my
CUP ~
Here he yawned, and he stretched, and
he sighed-and woke up
Houston Post
The Washington times., 1905-04-02
By BURTON HOLMES.

r APAN has nearly 50o00,00 people.
more than half as many as the
United States.
The Washington times., 1905-04-02

The FIRST step IS to place quills in the
nostrils so that breathing viii not be
interrupted when the plaster is poured
over the face.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09
Tene iuoifdie Giienbabu.

Sn SnOien 1T unlGngit Die Ghdm>
8engalif6e GiIenbabn, oeren 8au i'm
Sabre 1892 ~begpunsn pur0e, Dem
@ertebr iibergeben lporben. Die nerte,
62O englif9e Waeilen lan9e 8abn aie1t
fi9 ton 9afen Gbittngong on ser
nOr00itli9en &iifte Oe5 Soils bon @enz
galen Bis mad @o6pid om 8rabmas
putra, nift psit fiiopdrts. bon Der
tibetunif9ea @renae. Sn ibrem Ser
laufe Our9 Den DfItGen She'll bon
Sen9alen uno @fTom erf9liebt oie
9aba Dem !Sdn6sl cine Ishr fru9tbare
un0 beb6Iferte @e9eno, pel6e big jebt
o6ne entipreGenOa SrunspprtmDeliG;
teiten setDefen lit. Gin GROCER She'll
6es Shoes bon Mfam> uno Der Suite
Sf=Sen9alens miro fortan auf oieiem
Weg befOrOert tperben.
Der Sbsil Der GiIenbabn our9 bas
ga9ar=@ebirse mar iebr i9pieris gu
bauen, ni9t nur pegen Ser Sunnele,
9riiden unb dnoeren erfor0erli6en
Sngenieurbauten. fonoern du3 neil es
nOtbig mar. 2~ebensmittel fir ungefdbr
$4,000 @rbeiter aus betrd9tli9er
@ntfernung iiber 8ergpfabe auf Dem
Riden pou @lepbonten, 8ameelen unb
MauleieIn berbeisuI9dffen. SIN sunni
1897 bei9doiete elm beftises Grbbeben
ungefdbr 200 Weilen bes tbeilpeiie
bollenbeten S9ienentpeees uno ger
forte ptele Der i'm 8au begriffenen
8riden. @tele Mrbeiter fislen Der sra
laria unO anosren &rantbeiten gum
Spfer unb neun Sngenieure ftarben
bor @olenOung bes @erfs. Die &os
item betrueen u~nssfGbr $40, 900, 600.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09
pfr pouoou3ug in Alons.
Der &f nit benz ,,Erad,en"- Settere
Bolts beIuSttaura.

8erii9mt, pie man9es aftiiberlies
ferte Set in Den belgiI9sn Std6ten, 1T
bas SrinitGts> pOer Sreifaltigfeitsfeit
am erften Sonntag mad pfingiten in
Mons bura Den burlesten @ufsug bes
rOouoou." Ha9 Der 2essnoe beorobte
TIM II. SabrbunSert ein fur4tbarer
Ora4e Die Staot; Der tapfere Sitter
@iaes De Gbin aber srlegte i'm unter
idperem 8ampf pie elm anberer beie
Tiger 9eore.
Dieter 0ra9e miro Der Soubpu gez
uannt uno ais Elm f9redli6 fomif9es
r~nsebeuer NIT aufsef9poIenem Baud
uno Menf9entopf bareeftslt. Wuf
Dem Marttplab miro elm offsnes Shea
ter bereert6tet. auf tpel9em Der &f
bes Ritters NIT Dem Ora6en Dor fid
sebt. Sn poblseoronetem 3use siebt
bic Wasteraoe nit Seufeln uno mill
ben Wdnnern borauf bur9 Die Straz
Ben Der Staot. Sieie tansenbe, fprinz
genbe unb Ii6 nedenbe 8anbe bilbet Die
2eibf9aar oes fiir9terliden Soubou,
Der ibnen i'm 3uee folst. Sinteroretn
bann ouf ieinem Rpfe Der itolae Sitter
tn Danger, 9elm unb nit LANCER
2anae, umseben bon tpmti9en Mass
fenreitern un6 Gentdureneeitdlten, BEN
@btnszGbins, na9 Dem fagenbafteu
Sitter 10 %genannt. Muiif, Die lufttee,
alte @oItspeifen %oufipielt, bsslsitet
ben 3ug, sins 3i9teeorGnste Meni6ens
mef9e ertpartet feline Mnfunft ouf Dem
Marttplus. mo aud Sribiinen srbaut
inb,
Soelei9 besinnt ser &dmpf. Oos
unsebeuer fdngt an, inosm Is nit
@9naufen unb s~rotesfen 8eneeuneen
gegeu Die Menge pprorinst, Jim erit Elm
paar Menf6en gu f~refTen. Solob unS
tpilOes 9ei9rei i4eu9t es auriid. @u9
beSrGngen es Sic &eiter uno eerotben
bierbei in einen &f nit ben 2eus
feln uno Wiloen, Sic i6re &eulen aeaen
lie i9mingen. Der Hitter lest ieins
2anse Elm uno remit bumit eegen ben
Oro9en an, Der nun f9redIid brill.
unS ii6 fur9tbar seberSet. SIMMER
neue 2un3enftt9e treffen i'm ober,
unS INNER dryer miro feline 9Duens
f9uBmunnf6aft bebrGngt. Sas I'm
tbier l2bt sil0Ii9 gum Sufel oes @ols
tes Slut fIieBen uno tpantt. Gs 1T
beIiegt. es 1T erlest pom tupferen &it@
ter, unO groBes Sriumpbssi9rei err
fdaGt. Sie Muiif fGGt Elm, man tanst
um bas Spfer, Defen fDrpsrlide tSiine
baliest uno iingt bldmti9e @oIfs<
| IipSeT
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09
ssriibe amerisaniidsc @iienfmnSe.

Nor0zGarolind lieferte Den Guro>
pGern bas erfte 8eiipiel bon Dem @orz
fommen bon Giien i'm beutigen @ebiet
Der Ser. Staaten. Die Gntoedung
fpur0e 1886 0ur6 cine bon Cir Malter
Ralei9b aus9eriiitete Expedition gez
ma9t. Die ii9 CUR @%riinOung elmer eng
Iifben NieoerlaHuns mad @ounofe
Ssslan6 begab. Sc mar Dies Ole erits
&olonie an ser atlantif6en &iifte.
Sbomas 9ariot, ser 9~iftorifer oieier
Expedition, f9reibt, Oab an spei Std
len am &odnote reid eiienbaltises Sc
itein gefunoen ipuroe, un0 in 4nbez
tradt Der biuigen @r6eitstraft unb bes
SoIarei6tbums liebe fi9 tpobl Elm lob
member 9anoelsartitel berftsaen. Die
&oloniiten pollten aber @olo iu9en
uno tetn gifen. unO 6esbalb purOe Die
gntbeduns ni6t a%nsgewuBt. Srn
Sabre 1856 tebrte Die Expedition na9
England 5uriid. Cine bauernoe Niez
berlafung enttano in Nproz@u rulina
erft piele Sabre fpGter, uno erit lanee,
na6oem an0ere &plonien a~ngefangsn
batten, ibre Gifeni9Gse gu bsben, Be-
Iann fi9 NorO@Garolind duf Den Me<
talrei9tbum ieines 8ooens.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09
Bic Abmabmt DER Grburten.
Cine eieeatbautIide Grid,einuus in ben ttets
steu GrIfurI9uSc ru.

f.en &nIturIano cru.
Cine eigentbimli9e Grf9einuns Bill
Set Die in 6en meiiten Sulturldnoern
gu persei9nenbe &bnabme Der @ebur<
ten. Sur in spei Gtddtsn mar in ben
perflpheaen Sabren cine @ermebrung
Ser Geburten borbanben, nGmli9 in
&umdnien. no auf 1000 Ginpohner
i'm leBte1 @sri9tsiabre 40.4 l~ebenoeez
borne &in6er fomen, un5 in geleien
nit 29.7 @eburten. oils Sic timber
reiGfe Station 1T 9ublanO gu betra9z
ten. So9 mo4t ii3 AUDI bier cine
Qbna6me Ser @eburten bemerfbdr.
Sbre 3abl betrug 1896 49.7, 1897
49.5, 1898 48.7 uno 1899 48 auf ie
1000 Gintpobner. Sn lIngarn fant Die
geburtenaabl bon 42.5 i'm Sabre 1893
auf 37.9 i'm Sabre 1901. Sn Sefterz
reid treten peniser traHe l1nteri9ieSe
gu Sage. aber oeutli9 ertennbar 1T Die
aqsemsins Senben5 audi bier. Sn
0eutI9lanb betrusen Die @erbdltnibz
5ablen bon 1901 Biz 1903 nateinanz
Der $3.50, 1919 uno 1894 &inber
auf 1000 ginpobner. 9Gbt man Die
Sooteebornen auber 8etradt, 70 ianf
Die 3dbl Der acknowledgement in Den
eenannten brei Sabren auf 35.7, 35.1
uno 1879 auf bas Sauieno. Sn Sta
lien perrinserte ii9 bie 9eburten5iffer
felt 1893 Bpm 36.5 auf 1873 i'm Sabre
1902. Nebmsn mir nod Sic @teper>
lanSe binsu, bic in bem 5uleBt beaei9s
neten Settrdum ebenfalls sinen Riids
gang bon 1913 anf BIC gu bersei9nen
hatten, 10 lit Die Iei9e Der Staateu,
in 0enen Die 3abl Der iGbrli9en 2ss
benosebornen 80 auf's Souienb Der
gebSlferuns iibsri9reitet, Sdmit err
f60pft.
@sn Sen Stdoten nit elmer @eburs
ten5abl bon neniger ais 80 auf oas
Sauien0 itehen fi6 OGnemart, Nors
tpesen, 8el9ien unb 9robbritannien
iebr maize. Die eritern beioen baben
ous eemein, bab in linen Die 9eburten
bon 30.8 un0 30.6 i'm Sabre 1893 auf
1913 uno $50 i'm Sabre 1902 seiun@
fen finO. 8elgien i9nantt obne beuts
li4 e%rtennbare Senoena 5pii4en 28.2
urb 1877 bin un0 FER, pGbreno @rob@
britannien cine @bna6nle bon 3O.7 auf
28.6 erfa6ren bat. gei Der S6peis
ret6en it4 @nfang unb Gnoe elmer elf
jG6rigeE PerioOe na9 elmer oaSpis
f9enliesenoen Mellenlinie NIT 27.7 Die
!Sanb. Sn S9peoen Idnf Die @eburs
ten5abl in BEN Sabren 1901, 1902 uno
1903 bon 81 auf 26.7 uno 26.4.
Sranfrei9 bate Die fulgenben 3iffern
gu ber5ei9nen: 1893 22.8, 1895 21.7,
1900 21.4. Sn ben Ser. Staaten
puroen i'm Sabre 1900 2,049,132
lebenoge6orene 8inber essG6lt. SGlt
man bamit Die Sbatfa9e 5uiammen,
baB Sic i'm ielben Sabre beranitdltete
8Olts5dbluHg cine 8ep0lterung bon
71,212,169 9Dpfen ersob, 10 piir0e
oGs elmer @eburtenaiffer bon 26.9 auf
ods Sauieno entfprehen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09
RSntgennrabIen.

Sin in 9unf9uling pofirtes, BON
ebansslii9en &otbsn arsus @ublanbs
aus9ertfetes Jelolasaretb, behen psr'
fonal gum erbstsn She'll aus cen Sf.
fesprobinaen fammt uno aus In Dor:
pat pber auf beuti6eu uniperiitdtsn
borssbilbstsn Nersten bsfebt, it u. u,
aud nit siusm T6ntsen=M pparat aus.
gefattet, Der i&on nit 8roBem grfolg
a~tiesuanbt tuorben lit. Gin iun9er
@isner, Serr Reiner, BOT bic Bebie-
tiufrg Der &6ntgsnabtbeiluns bis6er 3ur
nolfsn 3ufrisbenbeit Der Nerate se-
leitet. DDS 2asareth bebisnt f9 zines
Atparaiss bon 9itf9mann In Berlin.
Ter apparat uirb, mos duberf MIDI
tia if, bur9 cine transportable, slef.
trif9e 2raftausls beoisnt fur 3risgs-
stueds III bisie Irt Der 8eoienuns bee
Apparatss bic einaig brau&bare, br
man ni9t barnit rs9nsn bari, LIBERAL
sIettrif9s Anlageu uno Stromerseuge,
p~orsuFnbsn. Ser apparat befebt aus
einem Snouttor son Ii 3oq 6unten.
ldngs, Der ben elettrii9en Strom aus
elmer tleinsn 9pnamomaf9ine erbdlt,
Der 9pnomo wirb bur9 ei1sn flsinsn
Spiritusmotor bon elmer pfsrbefrafi
CUR Mrbsit ssbra9t. Wan bat BIER bas
prin3ip Der sisensr gr3susung bon
Strom aur Auiuenbung 9ebra9t uno
bamit bic beffen grfOlse %ersislt.
Die grfabrunssn, wel9s Der 2eits,
Der MISUNDERSTANDING seiammslt bat,
IaHen f9, tuie Elm Correspondent be.
ri4tet, fur3 IN Golsenbem auiammsn-
faHen: Dor allen Stnssn ntuB bic Be.
faafenbeit bes Jnfrumentariums erff-
flaIRg isin In Nusfabrung unb Wats-
rial Sparfamieit 1T BET Der anIass
ni9t am plabe. es ii ein sutes 3eus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09
Werfehr In Eitirien.

Quf ben fibirif6en Tlihen berrf9t
ge%9enpGrtig Elm leb6dfter @erfebr.
Cine fir Sibirien fe9r mertpiiroise
Sbatia6e 1T, baB gum Srdnsport bon
Siumen, Weffibirien, na9 Sft1ibirien
100000 ruffii6e gfuno Sbee in Sic
gelform angenommen poroen iinb. 8is
iebt eine Der Srdnsport bss 3iegeI>
thees aus S9anebai na9 Dem eurp=
pGii9en &ublano auf Dem Sranftpsg
iiber Stbirten; ober Der &rieg bat ales
umgeitirSt. Sibirien muB jsbt NIT
Sbee aus Dem europdiiden @uBlono
auf Sem l1mtpese : iber SbsTd,
mostau, Rii9ni Totpsoroo, perm
uno Siunen, berioret psr0en! 8ei
ben perf9ieoenen SampH9tfffabrts=
@efeQf9aften in Siumen bat Die Ta9>
ri6t iber Die Accommodating bes
Chefs Der inneren Wafertpmmunifas
~ttonstpese na9 Dem Muslanbe 5tpeds
8eiteuuns fla9sebenber Sampff9iffe
fir Die fbirif9en G1iTe G~ritaunen
berborgerufen! Oenn fla90benoe
0ampf9tffe fir fbtrif9e SliHe I'm
Guslan0e gu beteuen, gu elmer 3eit, ba
ft@ in Siumen 5tpei SpeSialfdiffsbau=
perften %befinOen, Die augenbliGli9
pbne @rbeit feietr, lei ebenfo seiitrei4,
pie Die Sabrt aug Suld mad pdrts =
INN @famopars (Tbeemaf9inen,
pel9e in Sula fabri5irt iper0en) eins
ziffnufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09

Die Rebolution Der Wortpeasr bai
R9 iberraf9enb i4nsl a~besipislt; mob
tpubts man, bab bic Raoitals1 in Nor'
tusssn i9On ldnssrs 3sit bic 2ostrsn.
hung erfrsbtsn unb beb Norueseu
feline 10 Wiqionsn.N nlsibe Dor sinisen
Sabrsn nur 81 benz 3weds, UNI fiji
siusn sttpaigen 3uiammenffob 3u rtt'
Hen, aufsenOmmsn, aber baB bic 3Hn.
oisuus Der Union 10 sans ti6sr 9a&i
iommeu ptroe, NOR sni9t boraussu-
fehen.
Die Greunbs Der rOrtusgii9en Sa9s
hattsri, ME ss f4isn, ftsts auf Inter
fibuns &ubIanos sers9nst, faQs e
su einem Sample nit s4ueben tom-
men iOlte, srtldrte bod. nls bic Srass
Der 9%ostrsnnuns bon S9weosn Dor
siniser 3sit in Norpeeen bic brsn-
neibs Jiage NOR, Der t1ortpegii9e
S9riftFslsr gi6rnion, baB man bieI-
iei9t @uBfanbs l1nterffasung espin-
reI tonne, tuenn man ben &uhen
etli9e nrrwesii4e 6dfen abtreten
tptirbs. Die NOrtpsssr lisBsn f9 ber'
fdnbiser Weife ni@t auf bic birnper-
brannie Soee Elm. Sirnoerbrannt,
neil Die iutersiiir:su Rd9te t~einesmegs
cine bsrartiss St6runs bss europdi-
i9sn glsi9sswi9ts ssbuloet baben
tutiroe.
Die Nortuegsr iahen bic; au9 Elm
unb faBten ben @nti9lub, fi9 berma-
Zen ~ irdftigsn, baB fs tsins frsmos
SiIfs brau9ten, faas aOaig Oscar
nit Wafensetpalt f9 Der auh6iune
Der Union tpibsriebst trirbe.
Die anlsihs tpurbs oabsr aufssnom-
men urb 3umsif fur armtee3psde Der.
tpenoet. SEPT fa6lt f9 NOrwegeu
fart gsnus, um SOnis Osear unb BEN
S9meonrsi9e bic Grsunoi9aft 81
finbigsn.
Wenn man bsbsntt, bab BsrnaoottI
bas arrle 6inlano on &uBlano gessr
bic garantie Der ginberleibung Nor
tpeeens an S6weban bsritaderte, Il
f6nute mo- f9 periu9t ftblen, Nn'
asf9ts Der iinsffsn greienifs an Elm
ausglsi9enbe gsrs9tistsit 3u glaubsn
GO it iebenfaas ansunebmsn. bal
96nig Oscar f9 nit ieinsm protei
asssn Die SOstrsnnun9 NOrtpe9ens 3u
frieben 9ebeu pirb uno bic &ebolutiot
cine unblutiee iein wiro. Wan tani
oarauf sefpannt fem, ME Der @orbpol
fabrer 6ritbiOf Ranisn f4 ais SiplO
mat ausnebmen pirb, Die n6t6i9e Rub
oa3u befbt er gan3 beftimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09

ertipiirb g bnupf
I abdfs6oer in Der 3abl boz
1900 bate Ser 1862 beritorbene Wie,
rer Ot9ter Gaftelli geiammelt. Oit
&oGeftipn tpur0e in6eb na9 Dem Spot
bes Oi9ters in ale Mtnbe 5erftreut.
VIE ertfdnt d {
9 a II m 10 olIernte bes Sabres
1904 bssifferte fi9 auf 13,584,457
9anoelsbouen bon je 500 pfunb.
9ies be6eutet ser 8aumponernte 6es
Sabres 1903 ~seseniiber cine 3unabme
I'm 3,491,386 8alen, slet9 35 pro<
aent.
Sur 8 aItungb Ser quot
9 m E. Den 3udH9petnen
mub bauptiG9Ii9 itiditoffreides SUIT
ter. pie Wasermil9, 9erite. Dell
fu9en u. (. 10. seseber iper0en. uns
oarf cine einfettise Giitteruns nt9t
borfommen; benn nur trGftise, gut
sendbrte 3u9ttbiere fDnnen aud pouz
fommer enttpidelte Sunse tperfen unS
fdusen uno saranttren uns bur4 Die
Mebraussabe fir Tutter cine s%epinns
brinsenbe Nah5u9t. Gleid5eitis mub
ben Souen oie nDtbiee Befpesung bers
f9afft tperben, um ben Mnfab bon Gett
au perbinoern. Man IGbt tie am
beiten in einem einsefriebisten Soi
ober. tpenn fem S9aoen gu befir4ten
TT, auf Wiefen tn Der Ndbe bes 9au>
fes tummeln.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09
Sie B tie &raftIber.

Die erDBte araftIber.
tragnng n 6 urop q ii
tiirslih o Der &ompaenie fir elef=
trif9e uno me9anif9e Snbuitrie in
@enf, S9peia, in Qnsriff senommer
tporoen. Die Wafertraft fir Die fras.
lide Inlase miro bon ser Sisrs selie>
fert uno ION Bis gu 100000 pferoe.
ftGrfen auseeniibt tperoen. Die lleber.
trusung miro our9 ftarte &upfer=
ordbts bon Moutiers Bis 2bon, Srants
reid, ftattfinoen. 8ei Der sroben gnt=
fernung mub nit einem erbebliher
&raftperluft gere9net tperben. Der
Gtrom foG 6aber unter Der bo9er
Spannung bon 5000 @olt in ois
9eitung geianot -peroen, uno man er.
partet, Oab Damn Bel Der Mnfunft in
2ppn Die Spannung mod $4,000 @oli
betrdsen miro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09
Atttee mno @artme 0am6bet
80 OIo Yoint Comfort, 3D.,
BON is. Nat BITS 80. Stunt.

Sebr biaise Gifsnbahn Staten anf ben
6. s.. & 8. nno 6. & 3. 8abnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-09

e omp r m bflagge Die
Srase. OBJ uuf Sfibo Cattle, Dem
9an6fiBe InOretp Garnesies in Sdott>
lano. eine am%eritonif6e ooer cine Brit
tif6e 6lasge tpeben ioue, bat Carnegie
ni9t peni9 &opfserbre9ens sema9t,
oa CT peber Die @efibIe feiner @utss
na9barn, nod Die feiner amerifani<
fden 2dnbsleute berleben tponte.
S9liebli9 bate Der S9lobberr Die
glidlide Sbes, Elm &pmpromib elm
auseben, tpona9 Oie Glasse bon Sfibo
gaitle auf Ger einen Seite Die Sterne
uno Streifen uno auf ser an6eren
Settle Ben LINTON Sad seigt.