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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
Ste Wusbenter Mfrtfa'S.

Wie bas Wnlten Der Nsntsfs mrtberl
sie S9iffals Der orsi Wdnnsr an, bic
3usrf Die S9dbs Nfrttas Der Welt etc
i3lofsn, uno bic babel ieIbf uneesdbIte
Niltonsn aufbduften. 8arnep Bar.
natn, sinf FIR ben rei9fsn Wann Der
@roe gebalten, be9ins in ber6dltniB.
mdBig iunsen Sabren SelbfmOrO, in'
benz sr bon einsm 9ampfer in bic See
fprang. Cecil &booss, Der unestr6nts
Q6ni9 BON Afrifa, mubts feline 6srr.
i9aft nisberlesen, e6e er Die Jhnf3is
srrsi&t bate. uno isst if alfreb Belt.
BET feinem SDoe peitnus Der rei4ffe
Mann Der Welt. i'm tnum polenoeten
ors:unofinf3igfen 2ebensiabre ins
Grab geiHnfen. gr beberri9te ben
Siamantsnbanosl ShosIfritas, bsfab
3ubem srOBe!ESOlbmiuen unb giisns
bahnsn. Als Elm armsr 6amburgsr
Sunge begann sr ben 2ampf nit benz
Saisin, ben sr nit iOl9em grfuls
fibrte, oaB er elm 8erm6esn binter.
lieB, baB bas Der STANDARD Osl.26nige
nod melt tibertrift. Gas aus isinsm
8eloe uerben uirb, usiB man CUR 3eit
ni9t, ba Belt absr lange Isibenb mar,
bat sr permui6It8 3eit se6abt. gsrfh-
gunss1 bnribsr ;i trsHsn. 8sri9tigt
wuros er bur4 feline SbsiInabms an
benz Sameion-S trsifsua, bsfsn intsllet.
tuelsr nrbsbsr, unb bamit Der bss Bu-
renfrisges er ssusfen fsin ion. auf
Tim tuie auf isinsn beibsn 2umpanen
in Der Iusplinberung tb.afritas
rubt Der Glu9. Sur auf 8sualttbat,
Blut, glfno unb Sbrdnsn finb bic un=
sebeursn germ69sn sssrtinbst. bic he
srraftsn. @d6rsnb fe unermeBli9e
eddie auf6duftsr, bsrarmte bas 9ano,
bas beute In GOl9e Der 2ulis arbsit, bes
SarnieberIissens iebsr Snbufris elmer
buntsln 3utunft In uirtbi9aftli6sr
5inf8t entsessn osbt. Ssbs S9ulb
rd4t I'D auf grben uno bic isner bret
afriianii4en Selot6nise it riefsnsruB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
6enrn SopIinqs, 1006

6enrp SopIings, 1006 81.
Sainois StraBe, osrfu9te In Der
Wirtbi4aft bon Nbnrn 6. Wsblsr, 26
Sio Mifouri StraBs, cine 2ifs NIT
Is pfuno Sabaf 3u psrtaufsn. Sa
er H& Hbet ben re6tndbigsn grtperb
behslben ni9t ausmsiisn tonnts obsr
woute, rtsf Der geFbsr Der Wirtbf&aft
bic polissi uno 9onlings Duroe bon
ben SsbetmpOlisifen De @oistte, Diam
ming uno Samusls bsrbaftet.
Grau g. u. Winni9, 1923
Noro New Serisp Strabe, slaubts &C.
fsrn absnb sinen Nsssr In bsrbd9tiger
WeiIe um ibr 5aus i9lsi6er1 au isben
unb He rief bic poli3si. Als bic Rob.
Ter bort antamsn, mar bon einem Neger
ni4ts mebr 3u feben.
Gin buntsr Dumb uurbe gum
Verrdtber oes l5'id6rtgen RuRsa
Sing, 122 Of 33. Sirabs. gorse.
fern @a8mittag berlor 5rau g. 6.
@asmuhsn, go. 1908 Norb SsIapars
Strabe. auf benz Wese bon Der @sn=
tral Nbenus StrabsnbabnIinis nod ib.
rer Wobnuug TIRE @slob6rfs, tn Der
F9 $21 nno eine golbene ubr befanben.
Sobalb He ben 0erluft entbsdte, aing
fe ben Weg surid, ben fe sstsmmen
mar uno erfubr bon sinigsn BET sinem
Bau bei9dftigten Arbeitern, bab elm
Sunse. In befen geslsitung fi9 Elm
buntsr6unb befanb, auf Der Strobe ct.
mos aufaeboben bate. 3ufdlia mar ibr
Der Sunge nod Der Bei9rsibung istnss
6unbes betannt uno als gsffer1 bie
Rabler.p olisifen SHINE unb S9lan.
gen ben Sing psrbaftsten, fanben He
nod $40 bon benz gsfunosnen 8eIbe
BET ihnt Dor. Die geIbb6rie unb bic
solbsns ubr min Der Sunge tueggstuor.
fen baben; bon benz ~gefunbensn gsIbs
bate Ct 81 psrbrau9t. CT tuurbe he.
gen Gunb'S iebRabIs perbaftst unb In
bas Definitions. 6aus fhr iueenbli9s
! Werbrs&sr gebra&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
Reae 9mtorporattonem.

Die folgenben nsusrl @eieQi9aftsn
Iisbsn R4 bsim Staatsisiretdr infor.
poriren:
,8resrsW iltinion 2umbsr Co." Sn.
bianapolis; capital 81. 600. 900; 81.
rectorsn: Squire &. Greer, IIsn u.
Wiltinfon, NIsganosr Stspart unb
Waltsr Alsrnnosr.
yJirsleB 8as 2isbter Co.. Snbia.
napolis; Capital $40, 900; 9irsftoren:
Byron 3. Sarrab, 8bOmus o. Ssartb
unb Sarrp Conner.
.Wsr9ants Gairp & prDbuee &c."
Snbianapolis; Capital s25. 600; 81.
rsttorsn: Soispb 6. 2arns, 6snrp 6.
Rudslsbaus, Wiliam S9wsgman,
5rsoerid %. 5stt. S6Omas 6. @atisr.
ion.
Union Grain unb Goal Co., Mn.
osriOn; capital $50, 600; Sirsctorsn:
@sorss u. 2ambsrt, 8araiQat o.
Barnss uno Magais Or. Barnes.
9untin9burs pptbiau Building
afOeiatiOn", Suntinsburg; 8upital
$500. SirettOrsn: ausuft 8. a6r.
rer, Ssranf @. 3atterbenrn, Daniel
3sntspo6lsr unb u. 6. @rap.
.Nmsriean Club, Nortb Webfer.
3msd: @eieqi4aftli9es 0er9nti9en.
Die y@arowsl gOr COMPANY, De-
eatur. aeiet Die @rbbbung ibrss 2api-
tolls nuf 500, 900 an.
Der YRspifone Contribution Com.
panp" in Sem Ssrisp incOrpOrirt, wirb
bic @rlaubniB srtbsilt, 8ei6dfte I'm
State Snbinna gu tbun. 2erop 6.
Snpoer, agsnt fur Suoiana.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
0dS m6~nnIetuIdufcu.

lleber Dem portal Der 8orbale Ser
Srauenfir9e in Niirnherg befinbet {it
elm altes llbrperf, bas fpsenannte
Mdnnleinlaufen, bas mod beute bon
ben ginbeimif6en tpie T,smoen ansss
ftdunt miro. q. 5eub un6 Geb. Qins
benaft baben es 1906 Biz 1909 gefer>
tigt, unb es gait bamals als Elm grps
bes me9anif9es &unftperf, pd6reno es
beute natiirli9 nur nod @ltertbums>
tpert6 beiibt. lin IL ubr Mittags
erfheinen ndmli9 unter Dem 3iffers
bIatt Die iieben ebemaligen Rurfiriten
bes alien Oeutfden Heides. Sic foms
men aus Der Sbir re9ts, bernetgen
fi9 por Dem in Der Mitte ffeben6en
Raifer unb perf9ptnben In Der Sbir
linfs, tpGbreno bic 3u beiben Seiten
tn Hif9en febenben BlGfer Die pofau,
men an ben Muno ieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
0dupDfer.

Die in ser 5orm BON 8auopfern Bel
ben alten iemitif9en @Dlferi9aften
bargebra9ten &in6erppfer tparer auG
Bel Dem oie 6o9ebene i'm Snnern Der
beutiqen Republif Golumbien beppbz
nenoen Snbianerbolf Der vGbib6as"
i'm S9pdnge. @pute Elm Saaite, ooer
fonit elm Gbib9ds ii9 elm reres Saus
bauen, 10 purOen 5unG6it Die @ertie>
funeen fir 6ie dls gfeiler 6ienenoen
8uumitdmme ausgeboben uno oieie CUR
Stele gebra9t.
Sarauf ftelte man feline, gu bieiem
3pede feftli9 a~ufgepubte MdO9en in
biefe 8ertiefungen ooer 2D6er unb lief
Damn bic in Die 00be geaogenen Baum
ftdmme auf fe berabfuIen; bus puros
10 lange tp~ieoerbolt, biz Die fleinen
&0rper einen nit gr6e bermii6ter
blutigen Seig bilbeten, tpprauf Damn
Die pfdble enbsiltig f%eftseitumpft muir
ben. Dies graufige @erfabren fo1te
Dem rlsuerl SduIe Sduerbaftigfett unb
feinen 8epobnern Slid unb Seger
bringen. Die auf 70 bdrbarii6e Weiis
e~etDoteten &inoer fparen ben befIeren
Samilien 6ss Bottles entnommen NOR
Den, oie fi9 auf bic ibnen bierourd
erseiste Gbre ni9t tpenig augute tbaten.
Hu9 Der 8eenbiguns Der f9redli9er
Gerempnie luo ser &a5ife bds @olf All
einem eroben Srinfselase Elm, bds
rnebrere Sage oauerte, un0 nobel
Spiele unb SGnse aufsefibrt purben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
0as meme britii6e Hielen'S ala@ts

Sas meme britii6e Hieien'S ala6t'
i9if yHreaonau9bt" fOfst Die RIsintg.
teit bon fai nsun WiliOnen Dollars.
Sin nntsrissboOt fOfiet feline $4,000.
3ebn Dollars tpsrtb Spnamit bon ei'
mem $4,000 untsrissboot unter benz
aiele Der ySrsaonaugbt" CUR @rpIOHOn
gsbra9t, osrisntt neun Wilirnen Doll
lars Wertbs unb bislsi4t tanisao
Wsni9en In bic Siefe oes Oceans. Die
untsrissboots tperben balo ~uirtlamere
Sattoren our 26iuns Der abrtfungss
frags iein, aIs ale Rieien.S 9la6ts
I9ife Ooer JrieoenssRoasreHe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27

Sen 4. SuIi benuB t n
gefpiegte @elof9rantrGuber in 9elena.
Mont., inoem iie pGbren0 oes auges
meinen 2Grms Den Si9erbeitsf6rant
bon @anforo &c @pans, beren Office
i'm @ei9dftstbeile Der Staot lit,
Ipreneten. sic entfamen NIT betrG9ts
li4er 8eute fpurlos.
Sur9 perborbenen 2a6s
beraiftet, itdrb i'm ftGOtii6en
Sofpital in ct. 2ouis, Mo.. Die IA
jGbriee Negerin Maria Gbeeper. Cine
Ha9barin, Die Neserin Trancis Wea>
Der, ppute cine 8ii9ie 2ads, Die fie
fir peroorbea bielt, fprtperfen. als
Srau Gbeeper lie barum bat. sic CAB
BEN 2a6s Der @reiiiH, bic oapon aB
unb balO oana9 %ertrantte.
II nnat il li1er 9 a c r.
Sm 9eri9t bon Mercer Gountp. 81.
g., tpur6e Elm getpifer 81. 8. Sapen@
port f9uloig befunoen, Dor ettpa 5pei
Monaten einen @eriu9 gemo9t gu ba>
ben, feline a~pOlfidbrise Sodter Sole
pbine gu pergiften. Davenport fanbte
benz MdoGen cine @9ahtel berstftetes
3uderaeug. neil Ct bur4 ihren 500 in
Den BeiiB elmer 2ebensperfi9erunsss
fumme gu selansen hoffte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27

Die e6rli6en, bon guten abH9tsn
befeelten RGnuer, bic fi9 In 2onbDn
gum 2onereB Der Snterparlnmsntnri.
i9en Union 3uiummeugefunben babeu,
erf9etnsn i'm 9i4ts Der 1eusn rufFIden
gretgni1e als iO%nosrbare S9wdrmer.
Sie beginner bic SiscuiRon ihrer
frommsn @hni9e uno Qntrdse untsr
einem b6ien lOmsn. 6als hbsr 9opf
bsrlisBsn bic ruffi9sn abseOrbnetsn
ben 2onbent, ba he oabsim wi9ti9ere
9inge 3u tbun baben, als iiber bic
&beorie beg 86lterfrisosns 3u reoen
ober rsbst au bbrsn. Sa bat Is bic
neue @eIt. gum nit 8ostbe ;u reben,
bod better. Rur3 Dor geginn Der pan.
amerifanii4en 3onferen3 tn 8io, 30.
ben glsi9i brsi mittslamsritanii9s Re
publiten, unter ben guipi3isn Der Der.
Staten. 5rieosn eei9loHsn. Sas
tudrs aliO ieinItblss Omen. Nbsr Die
ieBisen grsisniRs 3ti4ten ben psiimis.
mus.
Wir f6nnenhuntsr ben bsffebenben
0er6dltnihs len ebeniousnig an bic fris.
benserbaltenoel Strait Der SprK9s In
2onbon. ME an bic Der sborberigen TN
5aag, ooer.osrienigsn In Rio Saneiro
alaubsn. IS muB f9 In Der WsIt
nod bel dnbern, lebs bic ;9dnbsr Der.
ntinftis 9snus tpsrbsn, bur9 bsrnani.
tige Senoboten ben ssWsltfrisosn gu
etabltren unb ;u befefissn. 2anr mon
). 3. bic bsutige surOpdifds 2ass =
bon &ubIano EnattrIi9 abssisbsn -
ais friebli4 bsasi8nen9 Der nsuefe
geriu9, 9euti8lano !auf isbe m6gli9e
art su herbd4tisen!uno feline B~saisbrn.
gen nit benz auslanbe gu i9doissn, III
3tuar errpieienermabenEpon Der nieber.
trd&tisenI ruiRi&sn @sgisruns ausse.
sanasn, pel9e oas Bolt bur9 bas @es
fpenf einerl beuti9en S~nterbention In
Rublanolsini&t9tern wolts, if aber
bon Der p6isntli9en Weinuns" anbe.
rsr Notwithstanding aufsssrifsn
uorbsn. Q6nntsn bic parlamentarier
Der Wslt bisisnl S9Ianssn Der Der.
ldumouns!bisG9 iftsdbns aus3isbsn. 70
tudrer ibnsn ole g6ltsr iu arobsm
Ganf berpfi9tst, benn tbas tudre I'm.
uierbin ein S&ritt In Der Ri9tung bss
bon i6nsn anseFrebten 3ielss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
gsypti[dJr Dorkrrgrabfr.
5nterehante anSgeoebnte slussrabunsen an
Der Creme bon Saiium.

5ntereNante anSgeSebnte aussrabunsen an
Der @rense bon Saiium.
Die neueiten Mittbeiluneen Der beutz
f6en SrientgeieQf9aft beri9ten iber
Die Grgebnife Ser @usgrabungen in
4bufirz lzMielet un0 MHur.
4buiirzel>Mele lit elm fal5rei9er
@uitenitreifen am Ginsuns Der fru9t=
barren egpptif9en probina Suiium. on
beFen Hororanoe Sul3grdber auf alte
9rabitdtten ftieben. Die Sunbe, Die
babel gema9t puroen unb auf Den 4n<
titenmdrtt tdmen, peranlabten Die
Srientseielf4uft, ipitematif9e No9<
fpri9ungen porne6men gu ldhen,
tpel9e cine borbiitorii9e Nefropole
an's Sagesli9t bra9ten. Sn al Die
fen 9rGbern ruben 0ie 3ei9en nit am
gesogenen &nieen in bodenoer Stel>
lung. 4ebnline Srie0bDfe nit n9oder>
let9en" itno betanntli9 audi in Guz
ropa, ~neuerbings nod in 9eioelberg
freigelegt poroen. Die in @buIir aufz
geoedten @rGber tperoen etpa Der atpeiz
ten 9dlfte bes 4. Sabrtauienos anges
bDren.
Sen in iensn @rGbern beigeieBten
Sooten CAB man ale oieienisen Sc
eenitGnoe, oeren fe ii9 i'm Senieits Be-
bienen %iolten, ,in natura" poer tpenigz
items i'm Mpoel bel, unb 10 fanben ii9
3. g. i'm 9rabe zines iungen Mannes
bier fd0ne SteinsefGbe, orei fleine
@9mintt0pfe nit griiner @usens
f9minfe, cine S6minttafel, stpet grpbe
8rotflaOen, aus Mtebl unb Nili4lamm
Sufammensefnetet. I'm ben Gals trus
Die 2ei9e cine Settle aus Imetbpit,
Jabeneez unb 9oloperlen, unb gu ibren
Siiben lagen 30 Sbontriise. Sbonge>
fGbe perf9ieoener Sorm fano NOR in
faft allen bon ben mebr aIs 1000 fret>
gelegten 9od~ergrGbern. Steinsefdbe
fino biel feltener gu ftnben, tie tparen
In bieisr peripoe nod foftipieltg. Sin
f6Dnes SDpf9en aus f6par5em Stein
felt bielei6t bas Gltefte befannte 9ene
feleefdb bar, uno etn SalbeefGb aus
aalfitetn in @eitalt zines l~iegen0en
aameels lift als Glteite in Geppten gez
funoene O%drite0ung bss &ameels be-
a6tenspertb; man bate friber ansez
romner, bas &ameel lei erit Inn 500
b. Chr. our6 Die Yerier in @ebpten
etnsefiibrt pproen. Waffen bat man
mn felten e%sfunben, S9mudidden
aber, 4rmreifen, Salsfetten, in GROCER
3abl. 4u9 bic Sriiur ionte i'm SEM
fetts ni9t leiben; bas 9uar mar in
fletne, i9mdle 30pf9en geflp6tsu, tpie
mod beite bei BEN Ggppterinnen, unb
audi an Sadrpfeilen unb @initedfdms
men feblt es ni6t. Sslbft 8rettipiel>
feline uno Steintiigelaen brau9ten
Spislfreubige ni9t gu entbebren. 3pis
f6en BEN borbiftprii9en @rdbern finb
aber audi 9rGber aus fpGterer 3eit gu
finben, tpobl ser 6btiosperipbe ents
ftdmmenb: elm Sfdrdbdus nit Dem
Namen bes SptipsfOnigs Gbian Gum
100 b. gbr.) eibt einen Qnbaltss
punft fir tire Satirung.
Nu9 in 4fur ftno in YripatbGue
fern, oie etfpa aus Dem 7. Sdbrbunoert
b. Gbr. ftammen mDgen, 9rdber aufz
geoedt porben, e~benfaus NIT peri4ies
benen 8eiqaben fir sic 2et6en. Dit
Der Ser 8eiieBung in Sartppbagen unb
9riiften finOen fi9 bier au9 8eiipiele
bon 2ei3enperbrennung; S6onflas
f9en bon 81 Bis 40 Gentimeter 9O6e
entbalten Snp9enrefte perbrannter
Qei9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27
Wiit ansoridlider @utbeiBung bes

Mit ansoriifli9er @ntbeiBung bes
prdfbsntsn &ooispeIt iol In Der toms
msnbsn 5srbfeampagns bon ben RE-
publitansrr bic Sarifrase ni4t be-
ribrt %tuerosn. Die alien Republicans
i9en ,etanbpatiers" faeinen bemna4
tpisbsr Dbsnauf su isin, ba fe ibren
WiQen bsim prdfoentsn bur&feben
fonnten. 9emna9 tpsrben mir ben
So9f9uB3on mod Bis auf Weiteres
beibebalten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27

Sie jebisen 3uifdnoe in FnBlano
laRsn ni4t% glaubsn, baB Der @3ar nod
cine @slsssnbsit befommsn pirb, oas
rd9fe parliament sin3uberufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-27

gbas. 8aasse's sabfeite 2neibk,
1921 Sub CAT Str.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-07-21
Retain Much of Danish Speech.

John Ackworth, an English dialect
novelist who has made d special study
of the dialects of Lancashire, York
shire, the east coasts and also of the
Danes, shows that the Danes by their
early landings and scjournings in
England have influenced the language
of the east coasts of Britain to a. ex.
traordinary degree, and that the
Danes and the British, in spite of APP
parent differences. are one practically
in speech and language as well as in
the relationship of blood. so strong
is the English of the east coasts of
England impregna.ed with Danish"
John Ackworth once said, that | am
sure that If a fsherm, l from the
east coasts of England were to be
wrecked on the shores of Denmark,
and he would only speak in his true
native dialect, that fisherman would
be able to make himself understood"
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-07-21
other Uses for Teeth.

The teeth savs the Medical Fort
nightly, are laid to have a higher Of
fee than that commonly assigned to
them-namely, that Of merely crush.
ing or masticating the food. They
are to be regarded as endowed with
a tactile serse. a discriminating fac
ulty corresponding to that possessed
by the muscles and nerves of the eye
and ear.
They have an extreme delicacy Of
discernment, both as to whether the
objects com.ainuted be aritahle as
food or such as will irritate the deli
cate lining OF the digestive passages.
They speedily detect the smallest
particle of cinder that h s found its
way into a freshly-baked biscuit.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-07-21
ADDITIONAL TRUTHS

The law firm of Zane G. Stringfel-
low, composed of Judge Charles S.
Zane and Joseph w. Stringfellow, has
removed from the Deseret Bank
building to 309-310 ID. F. Walker build
ing.
~ ~
Professor John p. Meakin has been
invited to deliver the Pioneer Day
Grafton at Iona, Idaho, where big
gathering has been arranged for that
occasion.
~ ~
Hon. A. H. Tarbet is home from
New York, but will only remain for
short time, when he will return east
and later he and Mrs. Tarbet will take
a trip to Europe.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-07-21
Sounds Ct Words r ,nessary.

In ordinary practice w,,ting g a de-
vice to bring to mind sounds which
are well known. Unless the sounds
are well Down, or con be r-ade
known by other means, the written
characters fill both TO convey them
to those who study them or in pre-.
Sewing tho after tho i-.-guago of
which they are part has vanished.
The written characters which repre-
sent the ar:.,nt languages are easily
translated by the scholar but the
sounds are lost. Were the OIL. ora
tors to come to life again the Ian
guage in wt'ch they would declaim
would, in a probability. be u;ktel-
ligible.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-07-21

always ripening and the laborers are
too few"
Mrs. Gilman remarks that Christian.
ity can not be regarded as a thing for
women to think about and for men to
do:
Surely we all know that the strong
call of the church to women has al
ways been exactly this: That it open
ed to her wide new world, not ex-
Guiding, but enclosing, the old world
of home. We live now in practical
age Of applied intelligence; we are no
longer to keep our faith canned and
picked on high shelf, or wrapped
in camphor and laid away for fear OF
moths.
What we believe, we must do. This
is the real reason-for-being of the Wo-
mems Club. Digest.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-07-21
WAS REALLY A HUMAN BEING.
A Story Showing How Much Depends
on the Point of View.

The story is told in China that
years ago a missionary made his APP
pearance upon platform there and
that the native orator who introduced
him closed with these words:
when I have finished a gentleman
from the West is going to address
you. He is not foreign demon. His
appearance and his clothing may
seem strange to you, but look careful
ly at him. He has two arms and two
legs, two ears and two eyes, a nose
Though a long oneD and a mouth;
and | assure you his teeth are made
of bone, just like yours. He is really
a human being, and | hope you will
regard him as SUCH"
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Children Should Be Sociable.

Hospitality should be encouraged
in children as far as it is within the
means Of the parents to do so. Let
them have their little teas and ami
versary parties. 1t will help them to
develop this trait, and VIII give them
an opportunity to put Ito practice
amenities of social life which they are
expected to observe in later life.
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take In Burial,

An extra rdinay burial mistake Is
reported from Liverpool. Two in
fants, from different parents, were
taken to hospital suffering from fe.
yer. One C'ed and was buried; the
other recovered and was handed to
its supposed mother. She, however,
fund that TIE child was not hers, and
inquiries showed that it was her baby
which was dead, and that the living
child belonged to the other womsn
An affectin scene occurred bo.we IN
the two wo-lan when the truth came
to light-London Daily Mail.
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CLUB-WOMAN AS A RELIGIOUS
PROBLEM.

The club-woman seems rather to sup
plement the church-woman than sup
plant" her, by the account Mrs. Char
lotte Perkins Gilman gives of their re-
lations. The Woman's Home Compan-
ion July prints Mrs. Gilman's vigor-
Gus contribution to the question. She
thinks it rather 'pitiful thing" that
the church should add this one more
complaint to her others about the
young men" and 'the working people"
not coming to church. "As regards
the question of allegiance she insists
that 1.-The church must prove it's place
as a leader of life If it wants followers"
The world needs broad, general, swnt,
good work in thousand lines of social
progress" says Mrs. Gilman, and con-
siderable initiative in this line she
attributes to the woman's club. She
does not, however, exclude all church
es. "A healthy, prosperous church to-
day, like DR.. Ralnsford's in New York,
spends two-thirds of it's efforts on hui
manitarian work-lke a good woman's
club" But while the woman's club
is doing some things not done by the
churches, this activity is in no way det-
rimental to church. Thus:
IF the membership of our women's
clubs could be shown to increase at
the expense of the membership of our
churches, or if the new activity in ed
ucation and reform were at the expense
of our earlier activities in charity and
philanthropy, there would be
some ground for fear of the
club movement, or at least the de-
fender of the club would have to show
that women in clubs did more to serve
God and man than they had previous
ly done in the churches.
mo such contrast need be made.
Our church membership is still COM
posed mainly of women, and the good
works of the church were never so
widespread and efficacious as today.
while there are some clubwomen
who do not go to church, and many
church-women who do not go to clubs
still in most cases the strong worker
in the village improvement society is
also a strong worker in the church
Quite aside from any such numerical
balancing as this we have two things
to be measured one the effect OF the
club membership on the woman her
self, the other the effect of the club
work on the world. / think it can be
shown that on both lines the club
will be found a fellow servant of the
church. a developer of character, ano
a means of social service. AS to wor
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Turkestan Engagemen ts.

Wedding engagements in Turkestan
begin with the payment of a sum Of
money to the girls parents. II the
girl jilts her lover, the engagement
gift has to be returned, unless the
parents have another daughter to
give as substitute.
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Uncle Eben.

"Once in WHILE" said Uncle Eben,
"a reformer is made FUN politician
dats done got discouraged bout get
tin chance at de graft. Washing
ION Star.
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Earliest Election.

The earliest election of which the
numbers polled have been preserved
is that at | inco'n, England, in 1547.
At this eighty four voices" were cast
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DR.. BROADBENT'S

DR.. BROADBENT'S
Dental Office moved from Eagle block
to
500-501 Scott Building, 1853 Main,
Over Kings Hardware Store.
The Pensacola journal., 1906-06-03

relieved, and next morning his wife
and Eloise compounded all sorts Of
entrees and .eceteras that were with
out the cooks province. Then they
went for a drive.
When they returned, the cook met
them with the information that DR..
Lorrimer had been called out of town
on business and had had just time to
pack his crib and make his train.
"He left word that a Mr.. Granger
from Chicago would dine here"
90, yes, a friend Of HIS" said
Louise, winking at her friend, for
the cook had not been let into the
secret.
eve must not let it be stiff or
awkward. I'll make the effort Of my
lifeI' declared Eloise.
She kept her promise royalty.
When the guest arrived Louise was
not quite dressed and Eloise went in
to receive him.
''Mr. Granger" she said sweetly
as she entered the library, and tall,
handsome man arose. "No, / am not
Mrs. Lorrimer. She will be down
directly. am her friend, Miss Ward
well, and am visiting her at present"
Then she told him of the sudden
departure Of DR.. Lorrimer, and he in
formed her that he had seen Jack
just before he left, and he then ex-
plai2ed to her the nature of the bust
ness which had called her host away.
Eloise had opportunity to study
this man who was paying the penalty
for alleged crookedness. In his
strong-featured face, noble brow and
earnest eyes she read neither weak
ness nor dishonor.
He must be innocent" she
thought, "and yet even IL he were
crooked he is paying the penalty,