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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
Stuinr @eiSe beg Central. gereins.

: Guf ieiner Serfnn,mlung IN Springs
fielb. 81, bei6lpb Der Central Der
elm, cine Yil9erfa6rt no6 8om gu bers
-nnitdlten. 9ieielbe Iol MN @nbe
Mpril, 1908, itattfinOen. our 3eit Der
Sr6els Seier bes 81. gaters, Sapii
eiuS bes Se6rten. 8etpiB elm in ner>
fhiebener 8eSiebung gliifli9 9etpdbls
ter 3eitpirntt. gritens inn oaDurd)
anter ben benz Nnpfte bulbisenben n1S
aliifipunI1enben &at6olifer aIler Hnz
ticnen beg grbtreiies audi Die 9euti6e
anterifarer, reip. Der Central Gerein
bertreten. Damn d6er auG lit bel
FOLDER @eleeenbett bas 9eben in 9tom
biel intereHanter. Gus Der 9an5en
aSelt itronlen Die antbolifen bort 5ue
iamtnen: &ir1enfiirIten unb Srbenss
fente, beriibmte @elebrte uno &ilnitler,
SiirIten unb 9iplontaten. IQe toms
men, lint benz S%tattbalter Gbriiti al
6nilbisen unb Die 36eilnebmer ~unlerer
Tileerfabrt tperben inter linen Iein
nnb nit Stol3 lid ais tdtboliihe
Teuti6e aus Der groBen Norbamerie
fontideu Linton uno bes GeiltrdlsGers
ems befennen. Sm Wiai ut es in 9tom
anaene6m, tpGbren0 in DEN Nonatcn
Suni, Suli nub Nuguit Die Sise III
Stdlien, rantentlih fir Den Sremben,
1tnertrdelidb lit.
Die Gbfobrt Der Sil9cr bon Stem
gort nad Neapel crfolgt am %. Ipril
(SamStng nn6 Sitern) 1908 rnb
5ipar nit Dem prabtoollen Sampier
.&0ni9in &puiie". 9ieier 0ampfer
bat |lns fir 214 Yeripneu IN Ser
erIten &oiiite. Sic 8reiie itelleu lid
je mad Der Gage Der &ajiite fir Die
ein5elne SerIon bon 800 biz 1925.
Sc iinb ferner Sajiten reierpirt fir
RAG Icriunen 5weiter Slaiic. 4rcis
fir iebe Teripn $55.
Sic Subrt 9eBt, ipie iGou anges
beutet. bon gien Yorf na6 gieapel, no
bic 9eieQi6aft 3tpei Gage bleibt. Sn
Neapel perben Bagenfdbrteu genndht
CUR Geiidtigun9 Der p~eridiebcnen
Sebensipiirbigteiteu, ais MuIeum, 9as
f6ebrale. ~Nounrilml, II. I. (. NadJ
Yompeji mirO Die GiIen6d6u 6euubt.
Cir eiuen Nusilng nuf Den &eiub' Ne
Iauien it'd Die Soften aIlf $500 ertra;
bic Epur nn6 Capri sur 9eIi6tigun0
Der n8Iauen 0rotte", $500 ertru.
Sn 9iorr geii6tigung Der IF. Stnbt,
ibrer airhen utD Sebenslpiiroigteiteu.
&c fperDeu friib3eitig Snritte get6an
spesosn, bnmit Die YiIscr mo8li9lt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03

go Wan6er ipridbt bon der
betlieen aufeabc ieines 3ebens" unb
meint -. jein G~tedenpfcro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
D. y. Il. Central iterrim.
sht aaS 9eiantmtc fatbpltiGe Srrtfal
ibum Der V~ereini3ten Stuateu
BON Np%rpaneritn.
Nert6e Serrcn unb N2it6riiperl

Mertbe Serren ltnb Wtt6ritberl
Huf Der 50. @encrals y rlammlult9
beg 3. N. 81. Central @ereins IN Suz
buqlc, Soma, lpltrDe Der einitimntiac
geidllB 9efaBt, cine S%lt6ildunhSs
8ilgerreiIc nah Som 8u peranItaltcil.
@s crgebt bahcr Der 9inf mn Die Sttte
Durd) bns gdrSc 2nnb, iid) oieIer
8tl9erreiie ai15uiblie6en.
IS it bdS erite Ntnl Ieit Derr Sc
jtorhe Ser @er. Stnnten, Rap Die
nrerituniiden a~atbolifen Deutiter
Gprndbe nnb Sbitdmmune, inter Der
Eibrllit9 bes GentrnLs@ erein, inherent
81. &atcr pcrionliG ibrc 2icbe uno
grgebenbeit i%iberbrin9cn. 9ieies fam
unb bari mn III elmer iolden &eiIc
Geihe6en, ipelde Dem Sberbdllptc Der
Gbrinenbeit Die @idtigfeit nnb @iirbe
aniercr 6ieii9en Stellune richtis por
alugeil fii6rt. Sebbalb lit nidbt nur
Der 2aie neb't Samilie, I%onoern audi
Der hpcbip. GleruS, nidt MIR Der Ser
einsmonn, ipnbern Tlle, Ille, - 10
melt sic beuticbe 3unge flin9t, - redt
ber5lif1 unb brin9enO eingelaSen, an
nieier HeiIe 5betl 3n nebrnen.
Sier lit 8letb5etttg cine @%ele9enbett
fir 0iejeni9en, pelhe i6re 6etntotb
fpieber serue einmal 6eithen tponen
neer Die bds 9onb ibrer Batter uilD
9prfohren tennen lerlten nlpdten, iee
bod Drrct Den bcbeu a%oItenpunft bdz
bon o~bge6nlten purrbcn. Die Sbeils
rebmer hnben Die Ser9iriti9ung biz
Tiger Yrcife, fpelhe es nud Den Wtinz
berbemittclten geitattet, Die III. Stdot,
.Stalien, Die Alpcn mn Die S6oue,
fporarf Sic ODER lire bertiher 8or>
fuhren Die er'telt &inberfnritte setban,
an beiuhcn ober fpieoer3uieben.
Ei6erlif tit es ui6t 81 unterfhdsen,
eine ipIGe See mn 2dnbreiie IN tas
fbolif6er bentiGer 8efeIl6nft 5l inns
ternebmen. 9luh If Die iiiblihe Rciie
a,dd 9ieapeI ltnb Som IN mebr ais Ell
ssr 9initG6t intereiidnt ltnb lebrreih.
Siejenieen uber. Oeren Mittel ohcr
Belt es ni6t erlaubt mit5ugebcn, Iols
ZEN jebodb sleiffnns Elm perionli6es
SntereTe on biefer Ytlserfobrt nebs
men unb lire geiitiinnune boburd) 81
erfennc1 eeber, bdb ite 81 penn 9eterss
pfennie, neIher 6ei biefer @%elegenbeit
iiberretft perbet i'm, mad &rdften
beiiteuern. NG6eres bieriiber tpirb in
nGd1iter 9eit befnnnt semaht tperben.
8eiIieeenb ftnben Gle Elm erldus
ternbes girfular iiber Ibfabrt unb
Hdren beg Samplers. iotpie einen
reberi6Ing iiber Die Neiie : llnfoiten.
Der 6odtp. Batter Urban gtn9eleiien,
Oteftor beg Geo Snuies in Sem Dort,
bot fid bereit erfIdrt, Die eei6dftli6e
2eitMng BEG l1nterrebmens auf lid 81
nebmen. 4nmelonnsen fir SabrS
Sheine II. {. no., iinb on Den 6odn.
GERM. ober. fper iolfes por5iebt, an
ben l1ntersei6ncten du rtdJten.
alIo tatbolii6es 8plf, y8a6e
aifl" unb tbue uns Die gbre an, 0ieie
erite 9iIeerfabrt Der ameritanii6en
9eutiden al elmer in1polnnteu aunos
gebune 81 madeu. SeIfet nit, nift
1ur ben Batter Der Gbriitenbeit" 5u
ebren, ionbern ou6 gum Seil NIB
Segen gurer Ielb1t, gurer SarniIie nnS
oes Central Gereins.
Sm Outrage beg Br1iiDerten bes
Central 8ereins. sei9net NIT briibers
Iifem @rube
Chr eree6enfter
! HuboIf &rueger,
= Corr. unb Sinau5>S etretdr,
28t0 9pnh Ctr, ct. 2ouis, Mo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03

6aIb nod ibrer Anfunft IN 9tpm cine
Nllbien8 betin Sl. gnter befommen.
sir Den Nuientbalt i'll Neapel nrb
9tom iteleu it'd mir &otel, SeitGtis
9llna, Ntbien3 II. /. 10. Bic lIutoiten
nuf minbeitens $500 pro Gag, uber
nift ii6er $500. Nod Der Iubien5
beim Sl. @nter lott iid bic 8ilgerges
icQidaft auf. Sober fam Die 6eir@
reip. @eitcrreile ndh @clie6en MAIDEN.
gSir ee6en bier eini9e Yreiic an: Ton
Hom Stpeiter alnIlc ndd Berlin, S31;
nad Bremen, S2S; nah Souroes,
SIS; nad 2urembur9 500 etc. Niid>
retie bon 6npre, 6%omhurg. Bremen,
@ntnerpen, HptterOdm ober dlId) nod
elm 9ciu6 III Guglnnh. Silete fiir
Die HiidreiIc fonnen NIT 10 Ero3cnt
YreiscrndBi9ung nuf bem Miidfnbrts
Coupon gcli6ert iperbcu. MFit $3.50
pro %erlon iullte =, a Die gnI15et
Softer bcden.
Wtcbrere 6oc6luiir6ige @erren Sis
i9ofe nerben mabridsinlih Die Toms
Bilger begleiten unb mebrere geiits
lide 6erreu 6aben lid ldon III Die
Yniiagiers& iite ciui6rei6en laiien.
@ebe init, fper llur fam, 8ei9er mir
benz 6l. Gater un0 Der gan5en Welt,
baB Die tntbplil6eu 0eutih : Nnteris
failer ebenip irene antboliten iinO, luie
Die beuti6eu adtbolifen I'M alten
&dterlanoe.
Inmelbungen ~loilien, fuem chen
m6Bli6. bor Dem /. Snumar 1908
geidcben.
Inn peitere Iu3iumit, Die gerne ers
t6eilt ipirb, lpenbe man lid an 81 b.
Urban 6. Nn9eleieu SEQ
0ouie, 6 State Ct, Neip gorf, Y. q.
Sm 9lnftrage OeS Yrdiioenten:
Gubp4f &ruc9er,
ScfretGr.
-f-f-%-
Ser YeiitmismuI5 lit 81 bGItois
gen, Der Gptimisiu,ls niht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03

Ser Yeiitmismu5 lit 81 bGnois
]cl, Der Gptimisinrls nibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03

mare es troebem sefebGt, Die @ns
5ptltfo nit elmer geipiiien IelbIt9es
reften Wibdftnns Bel Geite su Idle
ben. Die Serlrtbeifunaen, nelde
bom fird6lihen 8ehrnnte ausoehen,
9dbelt - fpie Goter 8ebmer in Dem
lilrsiten 60 3eft Der yEtimmen ais
WartasSda6" in cinem IidtppQen
Nrtifel ilber Ben neltcn Sn[a6uS aus
filbrt - fiir Die &utbclifen nidt bIps
Die gcbelltul,9 bon 8 arnnnaen
Dor Srrlebrcn unb elau6ensacfGbrs
i,d'en Inlfaunnaen, ionbern tic iinb
audi 5islei6 poiitipse .SW e,ae
IN eicr fir Den @lnuben l,nb bos
6riitlife Seben.
llnp an iolc5cn @egfreiiern, suie lie
Der &olterhirte auf Tctri Stuhl nit
ten bineiniebt in unierc irrenoe, BON
ben Nebeln elmer inliGen 8~i1enidnft
rerounfelte llrD BON Dem Beidorei
ltrberlfener Heucrer ltnb Mfterpro.
pbcten e%rfiilltc Seit. biirien uld1 mir
n~meritaniidlen 1dtbpliteu CT
q Gtlos I ii6erge9en Gir
onteritanil6en S~atbplisen erit red,t
ni6tI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
Seilnns BON 9ungenIe iben.

&ae Irten bon 2unaentrantbeiten
tonnen IN Der falten Sabres5eit ourd,
S6iteBen oes Wunhes i'm Sreien uno
mo9lt6it nnbaltenDeS Gtbembolen
OurG Die Maie perbiitet perben. Nas
mentlih lit bieies Serfabren alld1
rntblnm, irenn man bon einem mar
men 3immer aus in's Sreie tritt.
Wdnn bot es prpbot gcfunben, 2eus
ts, Die gteigrns CUR 2itnsenifninbs
ltd)t BADEN, ben arlsgeprebten Saft
frilher @nrten trinfen gu loiien.
Die 9rOBten S6usmittel geecn Die
SunaenidipinoIld)t iinb Nderball
unh anbere nftiue 9clpeauna in Der
ridden @llft. NenIfen, Die iidl piel
@eregung MAIDEN, iinD Der Shlpinbs
lidt meni9er unternorfen ais Solo6e,
Die biel iiBen. Stem Schminbiiidtioer
miro gebeilt, er mag gebrnuden, tpns
er mill, lucnn ct lid nidt Senegung
mnd,t.
3nei unbere Mittel iinb 3u alien
3citen ais Seilmittel fin Die Sdhpinbs
Iu6t nngeieben iporheu - WildoiGt
unO 9anDluit.
Sebr mer0eu audi Die I~6eerGudez
rllngen erpioblen. Wian Iebt in bas
3irmer beS aralfen elm @efGB nit
5bcer, 10 iuie CT nuf Sfiffen oes
brauIt ipirb, unb ldBt i'm iiber elmer
Sanlpc allmGbli9 berounIten. Dies
ioiltc mo- ale bret Stlmbeu ipies
oerbolen. q.
--Ts-%-%---
@elpO6nlid D~eranoert Iid bdS
Spltem NIT Dem 8ediel Der Sabress
5eiten, nno @asenleibeu fonumen
bGufia im Ser6ir ppr. I'm lid bon
iolben 2eiben ont leidtefen unb
liferlten 81 ~flrircn iolte man Sr.
Nu9uit 4oni9'S Sambir9er SrDpfeu
gebraufeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03

@enn mir after mcrben, bonn iancr
inns Die llnrc9elmdBigfeiten in unierclt
torperlid)en Serrihtungcu auf. melcbc
mir borbcr ME beahtet bnben. Hcp.
Soi. WtoB, nitS Sid @reef, m, Iel6lt
Elm a1tSigcr, ihreibt: .Hierenfrautz
belt llnb aIaenteiner @crfna botten
MIDI nuf's ararfenlager genprfen.
Ser IlpenfrGIter : 9lut6eleber bat
meine eeiunbbeit nieber p~pGitdnDia
herge'telit. Sd bnnfc @ptt fiir cieic
nllnberbnre Webi5in. Srpbpem i5
ilber einunou6t5is Sabre alt mar, Fat
mir bieies Seilmittel punberbar oeS
bolfen." Snrni's MlpenfrGirters
9lutbeleber nber mad)t Die alten nies
Der jung lInb hte Stfpnfen iturf.
Spe5ialz Isenten bsrfoufen i'm ober
Die Gigcntbiimer, Or. Setter Sabrneb
& Cons Co., 112-11S 60. Sohne
Ipe., Chicago, SH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
John GIab.
TrteOemsrlGtcr.
Siebenfc Ctr. jwii6en Soma unb Sian
6egem &rebsjfaoeu.

Sh enlsiehle hermit etruop's berlbmte
otut'de Ynloer. 3ieieiUeu beilen ie0eu (nodl
nidt aujge6rpdb enen) arebS ioiuobI inn erfh SSis
ailBeriie,. 9as anertanut einSig bette p{ttteL' nm
MaBentfebs erIolareiA an heller. sgegen Wdbes
rem, SeugnInt II. l.. u. +, idretbe man an:
coWato q. Socei ua,
ct. SucaS, Sonl.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-02-19
Potato scab and Its Cure.

Potatoes pitted with holes and rough
ened on the skin are afflicted with
minute fungus, resulting in what is
known as the potato scab. These little
parasites reproduce themselves just as
the higher plants do. They can in
crease by division of the little plant
itself, or by spores which, with them,
act as seeds in higher organisms.
These propagatiye agencies were prob
ably ON the seed potatoes. Progressive
people In these days never risk any
important crop without sleeping the
seeds TO destroy insects and fungi.
Simple copperas water has been
found efficient, but for those who pre-
fer to try other methods the following
is recommended: Formaln will prac-
tically free seed potatoes from scab
germs by Immersion for two hours in
a solution OF one part of formalin to
800 parts Of water. 1t is equal to cor
rosive sublimate in efficiency and is
without its dangerous and troublesome
pr operties, being a non-poisonous non
corrosive substance
Seed of seemingly good quality. as
we'll as that much affected with scab,
shows excellent results from the for
malin treatment. The recipe for its
use is to add about one-half pint of
formalln to fifteen gallons of water
and soak the potatoes in it for two
hours before planting. This solution
may be used several times
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-02-19

The results of the interstate commerce
commissions inquiry into railroad own
ership of coal mines, as directed by Con-
gress, last session, have now been re-
ported. 1t is shown that the New York
Central, the Pennsylvania the Baltimore
and Ohio and other carriers own directly
or by stock in other companies large in
terests in coal lands. The commission
recommends that interstate carriers. after
a reasonable time, be forbidden such own
ership except to supply their own coal
consumption.
Referring to the Pennsylvania, the re-
port says that the ownership of coal stock
by officers and employees ''has created a
serious and dangerous condition." result
ing in unfair distribution of cars.
Evidence of conspiracies in restraint of
trade are found in the associated rail-
ways of Virginia and the Carolinas, and
in the Tidewater Bituminous Steam Coal
Traffic Association, in both of which ex-
list agreements to maintain prices and
freight rates. Similar agreements were
found to exist in the Eastern New York
and New England All-Rail Bituminous
Coal Association, and in the Buffalo bu-
reau of bituminous coal statistics.
The commission urges that all carriers
be required to make pnblic their system
of car distribution, that carriers be pro-
hibited from using private cars in the coal
traffic.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-02-19

Hooded effects are in vogue on all
sorts of garments, though on bodiees
these are more often simulated by trim
mings than otherwise.
Dinner bodices finished with coat
tails of somewhat directoire descrip-
ton are very smart and becoming. In
lowered silk overskirts of lace or 9th
er fluffy materials this mode is espe-
cially fetching.
Openw5rk stockings now take a sec
ond place beside those OF gossamer
mesh. A stocking cannot be too fine
to-day to suit Dame Fashion and even
IN the street the finest mesh is worn.
Embroidered silk hose are much in de-
mand and IL possible the embroidery
should be of the same design as that
of the gown.
For your light gowns this year there
are belts woven OF gold or silver
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-02-19
Interesting News Items.

Prof. Sir William Crookes of England
has discovered a process of extracting
nitric acid from the atmosphere.
Eight prisoners broke Jail at Danville,
Va. while an iron door was accidentally
unlocked during the absence of the SER
geant and jailers. One has been recap
tured.
John Glacken, salesman, shot and in
stantly killed Maria Morris in front of
her home in Philadelphia and then fred
two bullets into his own body. lie will
die.
An application for more time for the
completion of the battleships California
and South Dakota has been received from
the Union iron works of San Francisco
owing to labor trouble.
C. L. B. Lands, formerly promi-
nent business man, was committed to Jail
at Reading, Pa, to answer a -eharge of
forgery, it being alleged that he had Sc
cured $4,000 from various financial in
situations.
Fire destroyed a hotel and a number
of stores in the village of St. Vincent de
Paul. Quebec, causing loss estimated
at $4,000. There was much excitement
among the prisoners in ths penitentiary.
1t has been practically decided to hold
the next national rifle match on a new
range opposite Put-in-Bay, about twelve
niles from Sandusky, Ohio. The rife
to be used in the competition is the Krag-
Jorgensen model of 1898.
Frank Banusick was sentenced at
Newark, n J., 10 be hanged on Feb. 7
for the murder Of Thomas Hof at Mont
Clair. Banusick, who was in love with
Mrs. Hof, killed Hoff with hammer and
left his body on q railroad track.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-02-19
RNZZS
OF
9P9oRR

The st. Louis Browns will have a
strong outield this season.
The Boston Americans see visions of
the pennant for 1907 floating before their
eyes.
Cyclone Johnny Thompson is a west
ern boxer whom the sports on the coast
look to see lightweight champion some
day.
If appearances count for anything it is
probable next seasons New York Ma
tional League bunch will be composed of
red-hot sluggers.
Joe Cans has participated in lat bat
ties, of which nine were draws and five de-
feats. In 4S of his victories knockouts
were scored. Many of his bouts were no
decision affairs.
H. L. Doherty, the English champion
at tennis, is not to retire from the game,
as was reported recently.
Within the last year Martin Sheri-
dan, the famous Irish-American athlete,
has engaged in ~ contests.
Ten riders have been ruled off the turf
during the past year, The majority of
them being steepleehase jockeys.
Frank Mt. Pleasant. the star halfback
of the Carlisle Indian team. will enter the
Western University of Pennsylvania next
season, there to complete his college and
athletic training.
THE recent baseball deal that was
petched up was an absolute surrender
by the National Association to the Tri-
State League" says wise baseball fan.
The latter organization has. in fact.
become richer by the addition to itself of
"A other leagues, the whole being known
as the National Association"
Efforts are being made by California
legislators to put an end to prize fighting
in that State. This would mean that San
Francisco, for several years the leading
boxing center of the country. would close
its doors against the short-haired fra
ternity and the big purses that were hung
up for istic contests would be a thing of
the past.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-02-19
siIage a Cheap Food.

1t is my experience that there Is
nothing better and nothing cheaper to
feed than silage. / begin to feed silage
in the fall as soon as the pasture
gets short, and l continue to feed it
till the grass comes in the spring.
feed each COW daily about two bushels
of silage. My silo is 16 feet square by
81 feet high, and this gives me silage
for thirty-four cows. l remove about
one and one-half inches of silage per
day. In ordinary weather silage will
keep fer several weeks without spoil
ing; If it is we'll covered and packed it
will keep through the next summer.
Good silage will not faint the milk,
ard l have never had any experience
with spoiled silage, so do not know
whether or not it would faint the milk
Some say that If sliage is left about
the barn floor to spoil it will faint the
milk, but l do not know about this,
as | always clean up once day all
the feed that has come out of the silo.
My customers never complain about my
milk being affected by the silage.-
C. NJ. Brown in Farmers Review.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-02-19
when a Girl Is of Age.

In Nebraska she is of age at 16. In
the State of Washington she attains
her majority at IS, but if her husband
is of age, she also is, no matter how
young she may be. This is strange
law. allowing the husband to control
the majority of his wife. But marriage
also brings our maid to her majority,
no matter what her years may be. in
Maryland, Oregon, Texas, Iowa and
Louisiana. while Is is the age pre-
scribed in Arkansas, California, Color
ado, Dakota, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa Gun
less married). Kansas, Maryland Gun
less married), Minnesota, Missouri,
Nebraska (unless married, when it is
16), Nevada, Ohio. Oregon (unIess mar
ried), Vermont and Washington Gun
less married).
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-02-19

A French engineer named De Puyy has
invented a deep-sea diving armor, having
a thickness varying from 2-10ths to
3-10ths of an inch. The joints and coup
lings are made of pressed leather and
rubber, and on the top of the armor is
fixed helmet. The air is not brought to
the diver from above, as usual, but Is
sent by a tube into special regenerating
chamber, containing certain chemical pro-
ducts, which renew the supply of oxy-
gen. The air is then sent to the interior
of the helmet by another tube. This APP
paratus is contained in pair Of chambers
attached to each side of the helmet and
valves keep the pressure at the right
amount, no matter what the depth of
the diver. The diver communicates with
the surface by a telephone, and wires
connected with colored lamps show how
the different parts are working. De
Pluvy, with this apparatus, has reached
depths varying from $50 to 300 feet,
which is far below the limit of the ordi-
nary diver
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Give Mothers n Chance.

"What great man of history is there
who did not have a sood mother and
who did not derive at home many of
Inequalities whichmade his greatness -
asked the president of the Chicago
Woman's Aid Society. pleading for the
home the other day. There is a general
feeling spreading among club women
that poor mothers should be given the
opportunity to keep their children at
home with them and not be obliged to
send them TO Institutions; that tie
money used in supporting these ilstitu-
tions might be used to better ad vantage
In building model homes that the poor
can afford to rent, in which they can
take care of their own children, with
help from charity if necessary.
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Sparks from the Wires.

Gerrel Vanwyk was found guilty of the
murder of his sister-m-law, the motive
being to collect insurance money, at
Sterling, Colo.
]. B. Canaan and his wife were prote
ably fatally injured in a natural gas ex-
plosion, which wrecked their house at
Cantown township, near Pittsburg.
James III. Beatty, for sixteen years
judge Of the United States District Court
at Boise, Idaho, announced that he had
rendered his resignation to President
Roosevelt.
The beheaded body of Casper KubiczoI
of Jersey City. n. j., was found on the
tracks of the Pittsburg and Western rail-
road in Allegheny, Pa.
Detectives Dorsey and schaufler of
Cleveland arrested Louis Boylard and
wife at Chicago Junction, Ohio, on sus-
picion of having something to do with
murder of Shadrikc Westbrook at Card
ington in March, 1904.
The international PHOTOGRAPHIC exhibit
which has been hung in former years in
the Carnegie institute at Pittsburg, will
not be exhibited there this year. the trus-
tees having refused the management room
in which to hang its pictures.
The steel freighter Pawnee Of the Clyde
line vas launched at Wilmington, Del.
Miss Fernandina Wanamaker of Phila-
delphia christened the vessel.
George Burnham, Jr., former general
counsel for the Mutual Reserve Life In
surance Company, was put to work in the
printing shop in Sing Sing prison.
Counsel for Augustus Hartje, the mill
ionaire paper manufacturer, whose petit
ton for a divorce from his wife, Mrs.
Mary Scott Hartje, was recently refused,
in Pittsburg filed exceptions TO the bill of
expenses submitted TO the court by Mrs.
Hartje, including $19,094.26 for detec-
tives and s4,759.66 for handwriting ex--
perts employed in her defense.
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wheat Bran.


Writing Of wheat bran, ]. B. Lind
sey, OF the Massachusetts experiment
station, says: Until within compara-
lively recent times, wheat bran and
cornmeal have formed the two staple
concentrated feeds for dairy stock, ard
in spite of the large variety of concen-
trates now in the market, the former
still continues TO be used largely by
the great majority of dairymen in our
Eastern States. The reasons for this
are not difficult to find. A good quail
ity of bran is uniformly pal&table; it
can be fed in considerable quantities
without producing any i'll effects; it
acts as a slight laxative; it furnishes
more digestible protein than corn, and
it serves as a very satisfactory diluter
or distributor of the heavy concen-
trates, such as the glutens cotton seed
meal and flour middlings.