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BIRTHS

BOYS
Alfred Dupius. 243 Field.
Jonu Corcoran. l60 Sheridan.
Harvey Lemon. "a Chamberlain
William Prtng. 9l5 Warren.
Richard Chaplin, 20 Forsyth.
Edward Joyce. 1899 Third.
william Hubbard. 20 Pelonze
Richard McCarly. AIS Elmwood.
Ludwig Sotcke. 80 COPELAND.
Mathies Gesell. 2l5 Clinton,
GIRLS
Ignatinus Rejnowski. 74i Ferry.
Walter Dennaert. 80 LeGrand,
Wilbert Willis. 2gi Melbourne.
Edward Benedict. l9l Highland
Thomas Burgon. 10 Stanley.
Rudolph Cooper, Eggs Cottage grove
Frank Sawyer. 10 Portland
Arthur Montgomery, s54 Twenty
fourth.
George Peltier. 374 Maple.
hcob Kahl. 7o7 Fifteenth.
John Coinofski. sci Llvernois.
charles Doss. 93s Frederick.
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DIED

.rpPEcuT-Nay 20, 1908. at the resi-
denre Of his father 81 Hendrie-ave
Emil washington husband OF Asnsss
whitbeck Albrecht, son OF MI. "n1
Herbert. Theodore, Else and Hide
gard aged 20 years. Funeral serv-
ices AT house Friday at p. m
Burial private. =.
iS6s Sister Camilla tNeliie Guilt
nam. OF Detroit
DE CoRTE--May 20, 1908, at parents
residence, 1SG Meldrum ave, VII,
hnastasia De Corte Funeral from
above residence at S45, and our
LADY or ffefp church 1T oiefeehT-
GTRARDIN--May is. 1908. Annie, be-
ioved wife OF Frank :. Girardin ana
sister OF James McCune OF Lansing;
Michael j. McCune, OF Chicago ano
Mrs Dennis r. o'Brien,, aged As
years. Funeral from residence. sher-
Friday, at Sis a m and from st.
Johns church at o'clock.
PAYE-May 20. at his home, 322 Belle,
vue-ave.. Peter beloved husband OF
Arthur l.. Walter e. Raymond D.,
and Russell g. Pave, aged 81 years.
Notice OF funeral later
10 Fannie F.. beloved wife OF
George T. Smith. mother or George
NJ and Ethel r, sister of Mollie
:. Lewis Funeral notice later Toledo
papers please copy.
pETTIBONE-At Shaftsburg. Mich.
TUESDAY. May ~. 1908. Christina,
Widow. Of the late Seth Pettibone.
and mother Of Mrs. Thomas A. Es-
ling. OF Royal Oak, and William RI.
Pettlbope. III Detroit. aged 81 years
fnterment at Corunna 49, :
WILIdAMS-May 10, at Crescent city.
Fla.l sarah =. Williams, widow OF
the late Judge VIM. d. Williams, OF
Matdnette. Mich Burial In Mar
Quette.
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bitterly complain that IL is not enough.
The emperor, II seems, when he
heard OF the movement. sent one Of
the councillors 10 inquire the reason
for the chorus mems discomfort
His majesty is anxious TO know. in
few words. what you want?' asked
the courtier.
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ears lntrusIve Posccards.

BANGOR. Pa. May 22.--fn preach
ing the baccalaureate sermon to the
graduating class OF the Penn Argyl
high school the Rev William Bulloch
took distinctive turn oat of the beat
en- track. The minister told them %
prepare for domestic life. to seek 2
home. and TO beware Of postcards.
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VIENNA'S OPERA CHORUS
THREATENS TO STRIKE

belonging 10 the imperial grand opera
les are raised They now receive be
tween 80 and 81 cents per day and
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Best Dentists.

Are doing the business. Best work
lowest prices and painless eN-
tracing tells. backed by 300
people, 20 years bona hde
" guarantee. Full, set OF teeth. 81
to IS no, more. no less. solid
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HORSES and cows removed promptly
Phone Millenbach Bros. West 10S-9o5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-04
Gas finan5icllc GrscbniR bes @iener
observation-disclosures . Tejtnocs. +.

Gariiber ihreibt sic @iener vNellc
3rcie Erciie": Sic Liquidation oes
rorbanOcnen nSurbus initructus"
llod Dem aaiierbuIoi9ungS : 6eIt5u5
lit 10 gut iuie beenoet. IS lit fem
Nuntoer, BOB man crit ictt oamit fer
fig miro. IS mar cine l~lngebeurt
Sidtungss uno Sronlngsorbeit, sic
5l bepoltigen mar. SeBt crit lit eill
talbnegs flarer lteber6lid ilber oas
Soa ltno Snben oes Selt5llges mog-
iid. IS lei glcif bcncrft, 0aB Die
hlnIid)tlld oes mobrihcinli6cn 0eii=
5its gebc1tcn 9efiirftuugen iid nid)t
roafommen beipobrbciten. 9as 9uo.
get oeS 5eItju8es bepegte iif in ser
Sobe BON 100000 bis Q 600
aroncn. Tnpon ~entfalen alti ocr
GiItoriIdcn Sclt5ug ctpn 100000
aronen, nlif Ben @ulbigungs,ug Scr
Nationolitdten ungcfGbr 0 600
aroner, mGbreno Der Heit ollf Ole
Soften Der goliten cntf1ut. Sas
Budget oeS 8eit5ltges lit ieiner 3eit
FER Hcgierung por9clegt porOer, Die
Is gcncbmigtc; Oos beibt: Die Gegie-
rlutg uerlangtc genallc Nuiitelltngen
ilber OaS 5it geluGrtigcnOc finan5ielle
Grgebnib Ocs 6cit5ugeS, un0 crit oili
Gruno bieles Eafpeiies mllroe DEM
Selt5uge 5ugeitimmt. Die in oieiem
Eraliminare perunifIagten 9lilsgabc.
rolten mltr0en nift iiberidritten. Sic
Shnne Der Ginnabnen fnnn nit
potter Siferbcit nod nid)t icit9elteQt
mcroen. 81 mlB beiipielsneiie ser
gauge 6ltnous bes Seit5uges, Ser lid
LODI in Ser Gotunoe befinoet ur0 Ell
rem Nnld)dffnn9slucrtb bon t1b Mil-
lioltcl aronen bclist, als 9(ftipum IN
Sctroft 9c5ogen merbe1. Ger nod
itngcoedte Hcit bcldltit iid aui ilnge.
abr 100000 bis 100000 aroncn.
Gle ausaaben iiir sen Suloigungs.
5ltg Der N%ationolitGten lir,o in pollcm
llntfonge geOeft. Gle BON @emeilt.
oerntb beipiQigte Subpention lit be.
rcits poa ollsbe5ablt. Nl.nmebr miro
an Die meitere 6ruftifi5irung Der
neutrality-suspicious. gufnobmen ges
idritten wcroen. gs iino GertrGac
nit Den aino.S bcatcrn in Sen gro.
ben StGoten bes Sn. uno Nllslanoes
ohgeifloiien iperben.
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brGllnt aus, erflGrt ROod), Dab or iidJ
nicmolS in belierem 8eIunobetts3ii-
Itoroc "befunben babe. @abrenb lei
ncr Neiien in Sibet, Die lGnger olS
siuei Sabre oallerten, bat er rllcnlols
ar5ncicn gebrouht uno lpor ntd)t mr.
cil1en ein5igen Gag franf. Sn ben
@iloniIien Sibet's mar er p%ollltoltotg
pcreiniomt ilno iob bis 3itn 81. sep
tember 1907 fem meiBeS @ciid)t, bis
or no6 300 fam, no er IN Der Wtlls
iionsonitolt ser mabriiden @ruoer
gaItfreunolife gufnabme fano. Snen
Seoin rciIte nleGr ais 640O &ilome.
Ter, 5umeiit inn mcitli6cn Gibct, no
er iciner Slusiage nof) lpunocrbare
gnt6cdungeu madte, iiber Die CT iif
Gugcnblidlid iebod nod nidt aus
iprc6enlpiQ. Gr erfl0rt, OoBS i6etnod)
reidlid) &oitm fitr anbcre 6ori6er
biete, benn es iei al llmfang bier
Nal 10 groB mic 6ronfreit). Ger
filGne Sorid)er botte feline belonoeren
Gorfcbrungen fir Die Gerpflcgung
ser expedition %getroifen, ST lebte bon
CcmL mas CT an Srt uno Stelc ia1o.
&GbrCno Der gon5en Heiie tranf er
feline geiitiqcn 8etrGnfe uno botte
fcincn Sabuf. Gr arbeitete piele geo.
loQiide anrtcn aus. 0ie Soften ici-
ncr Expedition %betrugen na6 lctner
SdGblung mcbr als 5000 Ef. Sterl.
9QS tibctuniihcr 2auo 9efletoet,
fcbrte Spen &coiu in cipiliIlrtcs @e-
bict 5uriid. Gr bottc ieine l0mmtli-
den &leiOcr bel cincn 9ran0e einges
biiBt. Sic Wiiiiion0rc III 600 fonnten
, linn icoof cinige &lctbun9Sitiide II.
etmoS @Gidc licicrn. Sl Slnllo mill
lid Der Gorider 5ebn Gage olltbalten
lln0 Damn bircft tod SGlueOen l5us
riidfebren. &on BORT miro CT Sonoor
ollfiudcn, I'M in ser rGopol Socictp"
cincn &ortrog 81 bolten.
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tomobilc, Gie SinOcr trotten neben
Dem Wiilit1r bobon. Honglom lld)tet
iid Der Souic, ser iif) Die @orten-
same entlong geiomnnelt. @felon-
djolild tropft Der @erbitre9en oltrd
Die 9alme, uno Der @ino ipiclt nit
Den gilbcnoem 2oub. @olO lit lpie-
Der olleS it'll bier oroltBen bel ms.
Grci 6idtcn ipeniaer llno pieleiGt-
eIne Soffnuna.
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Die Miiffchr Suct Scoin's.

Ger fiibne Sorihunesreiienbe
Speu Seoin, iiber oeiien SdidiaI
mar fiir5lid) bereits III Danger Gorge
mar, lit poblbeEalten in Simla (Sn-
oicn) ein~getroffen. Sm 10. Septemz
Der luuroe Spen Seoin ais 8ait oes
@icefonies in Simla ertpartet. Sim
IA. September trnf er in Sagit,, 10
aiiometer BON Simla entfernt, elm.
Ger Jorifer iiebt oiinn uno ipetterge-
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81. W SGrijtiua gefcr.

IS ftarb am 8. Sftobcr 1908. $50 9iDr'
9cder, pcliebfe Satin bon Charles @cder uro
lodjter Der perltorbcnen 9eurn unb gSilbels
nina 2u,nmcrs, int glIter bon 30 2abrcn. Die
9eeroiglne itnoet 9%ienitaa, ,&adntittGeS nm ?
Gditcrnsgtbeme, pi9blanntopn, aus itdtt, nos
5u &eriunnbtc lnb 6rcrIbe antIn9Snou cilacs
lnocn itno. Netfebung dhf Der gS1igaturs
emeterp. (27S-S0)
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Ycrlincr Gricf.
Gas II NJ ii oes YTorcs
pal"
NcrIit. is. Scpt.

-
Die @oiiuung Der Menlhbrit be-
gleitct Die 2rlitidiiiiabrt, Der Segen
lit nod nid)t nit ibr.
Nod, Der Sernid)tutg oss Scope.
lin'lt)cn 9allons eiu ltnfoll ocs Ynr.
ieuol 9olons. olif ben bic WilitGr.
@cborbe beionoere &offnln9en &c.
ieBt bate; Soffnungen, Die er beute
inter ocn Nilgen bes &oiierS crfilller
ioatc. Sn Der Staotbabn nod las
ih iii Den WorgetblGttcrn bon benz
luiinoerboren Iauarilue oes BON
Saiiptmonn bon 2ebler gelenfter
Gallons. Gon ser Sabrt nit mo &c.
gen ben @ino uno iroben gotidof.
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sd eebe Dir Nedt, id iebe Elm,
Dob i) llnred)t babe" iugte einmal
cine Srou 5u ibrcm @atten, 0ieie
@eididte lit bonn Nnfong bis gum
Gnbc aus ser 2uit 9egriffen,
:. Stettenbeim.
=
IS leete aoom lid I'M Earooieie
id)lufen,
90 poro ans ibn1 DoS @ct6 geid)ofs
len,
Oh arrner Softer Noom ou!
Gein eriter Sdlof mar oeine lebte
Stub.
Iotbio5 GlouOtua.
0tit Medt iflieBt man Die 6rauen
bon politiiden uuo 6iirgerlIden Sc
i6Gften aus. Nidts miberiprift III
rer natiirlid)en 9erufuna mebr ais
ole HipoIitdt nit Dem Wannc, NM
Der Gubm iogar miirOe fir Elm @elb
bas Grab oes @liidcs iein.
Traupon Stael.
Sit Elm @cib bdBlih, 10 miBfGQt e5;
lit cs id)0n, 10 gefdat es anOercn; lit
cs reid 10 lit Der Wtom arm; lit cS
arm, 10 lit cS lhruer 81 e%rn0bren;
lit cS flng, 10 mil es rcoieren; lit ea
ounlm, 10 pcrltebt cS nid)t, 5u gebor-
den.
-, g., b. Sippel.
Il II Il
Nur Dos &cib ipeiB, mas Siebe lit.
in @onne unO &er5weiflung. Sci
Dem Wonne bleibt tic gum Sbeil
Yba1toiie, StoI5, Sabiudt; oos
Weib miro ollrd) Den Stub oor5 Serj
bonn Sfaitel bis sur SuBioble. 0a
lit feline Si6er, fein Nerp, Der niht
5liubelte, ooer - ionmerpol 5udte.
IS III III c I III q II.
+ Is
Die Srouen lino niht i'm Stanbe,
ctlpas craft 81 bcriften; lie beliigen
S%eoermonL Hihter, @eliebte, Sam.
mcr5oiell, iid ieIbit iogor.
emile 3oIa.
4
BUR Ginbeit uno llnuufl0slifteit
elmer @erbinolng lit oos beliebige
3uiammentreten 5ipeier Yerionel1
niht binreibeno; Elm 3beil mlB Dem
onbcrcn u%nteriporfcn uno mehieliei.
ttg elmer 0em onoeren irgenb norin
iiberlegen icin, nm i'm beberridcn
ober regieren 81 f0nnerl. 9enn in
Der @leidbeit Der anipriife 3peier,
bic %cinonoer nid)t e~ntbebren fonnen,
betuirft Die Selbitliebe 3anf.
SAINT.
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9(nauita 8. Sticmfc.

IS iiarb am >. Citober 1908 9luautta 8.
Sticmfc, 0eIicbte 1o6ter bon glttu mn oes
beriturbencn 4Saiturs Iimot1eu5 Siicitie, irl
gtlier bon 33 1abren. Sic &eeroieung iiloet
Mputng, gtu6mittnas, bon ibrer lebtet gSobs
nunp, 9tr. n, Silos9urulinc.S tru6e, un0 Damn
bon oer SntmnnuIssStr6c uut 3 u6r aus ttutt.
9iitte feline 0lumcit. (27T-O
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ROM, Surcus.

IS ftarb am 3. Cftober 1908, tl,45 8ors
mittdgs, in ieiner lebter gSo6nrrg, Mr.. S22,
Npros4 Standardization 3uba 2ureni i'm
65. Sabre ieiues 9e6ens. G~eliebter @atte BON
@nnic Is. 2orcn8. Sic 3cit Der SeerolQulig
fpirh ipdtcr QnAeAeiAt. L2Is(
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Hpia Sdlnler.

IS Iturb am 80. September 1908 9iuia edIn-
Ter. 9cIiebtc mn iiinaite Sodbter bon Gltiabetb
uno oem pcritpr6enen Wiurtin Sbnler, Sic De
e~roialu0 finoct Spuutag, HudbmitidGs , llbr,
bon ibrcr lcbtcn 9Subnun9. 9ir. 705. ScntisStr,
ans fat, lpuSu Scrpuuote lilb 6reunoe abs
tuncsooa eingcIooen iino, 9ctieBlng aut Der
,gplooitsIarfs cmetcrO.
(sItopnu, @u.. uno EittSbur9er 3eitnn9cn
molten oeil. cppireu) (575-S)
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.Scurn Sitttn.

IS ltarb AM 3. Sftober 1908 in rniontoipu.
mo. @cnrN sittig i'm gIter bon 10 (4eren
lluo s Wpnnter. t2iS)
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airdlide In5ciscn,
Sreieiniafcits-S ird,e,

t@nitnr ". 3. Stereer.)
Sic 9onfirITduocnibule lpiro am 3. Eftpber
i'm Sdlllbai5 beginnen. InnteIoun1en neroen
elttQcqelt genuntitcn.
EIS SiamanteijsS ubiIdum Der 8emeinoe
miro an %. Cttubcr mo 1. Touembrr g~efeicrt.
(Sept27sSuWipSa-)
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gurraTue.
Baltimore EcmeterN.

9ircum: Hrau,lin.glo., galttmure. \. Wurtbitr.
VeprdbnibpIdse aum Serfauf bon $25 an,
init Winrmurpipiten abgcgrer5f $35. Bot
fir MISUNDERSTANDING CNIni16,1O
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NQerlci ltrtbeilc iibcr bic Trauen.

wa = SS'i'N'N hhp fNifphAFJN "
ridteter1 @efiibl sur Wifoeuing Der
obItraften @erirrltngen llt0 einleitia
gen Yebontcrien oes Wtonne6 (im
cngcren Wirfungsfreiie ser perlorli-
den 6omilienbe3iebungen).
s. b. Sortmonh.
Il
Mcr cine Suusfrou bot, ser bringet
ieit @llt IN Hatb, uno bat cinest
treucn @ebulfen, uno cine Saule,
Der er iid) troiten fam.
Siro6 81, 26-27.
@eiber iinb ionft, milo, mttieioss
boil uno biegiom.
Sbofeipeorc.
II II u
S1 Der Hohe mo in Der Stebe lit
oos gScib borbnriider oils Scr Wtann.
5r. @ics de.
Gas SiiBcite unto 9itterite IN ein
@ort gefoBt, beiBt @eib. Mmt6e
Sron pcrtbeilt baum lire beioen 9e.
l!onotbcile, 10, boB tie nlber Dem
&nllie iiiB uno I'M eigenen Semi biz
ter lit. .. y. 2eirner.
Sn elmer mooernen WGo6enifule.
- @os lit cin 81 ais Nobrungsmit-
tel? Ginitimmige glntmort: Gas
81 gebort sur aloiie Der eipeibbolti-
gen N1brmittel!? SSn iuiepiel 3eit
miro Elm 81 9efodt2 Sic Antluorten
ihmonfen 8lpiiden ciler bolben uno
oreipiertel StunoeH.
Hcmp sc q ourmont.
0oS @eib, mltB Die 2iebe erouloen,
oeinc Sorgep tbeilell, oein Sous fiib-
ren, oeine &inoer crsiebeiL min
mars ood, 'es iprod fpett bon ibrcr
ShhpGhe? Ing arm eh'Slp !pu.
Gin .ndrriid)er Sobn lit icines go
ters Ser5eleio, llr1b, Elm 5Gnfiid @ci5
Gin ltetiges &rtefen. Sons uno 8ii.
fer erben Die eltertl, dber ein pcrs
niinitig @eib fommt ponl Serrn.
Spr. Gal, 10, 13-14.
Sn elmer giiten eb' lit lupbl ooS
Saltpt Der Wonrl,
Seood bus Ser3 oas Weib, oas CT
nidt milien fam.
Sr. &Ideri.
= =
Ter Wonn mitB ieine Notur be-
5ipin9en mo ocnn Snpibio IN iid)
Rett mo &erri6oft perihoiien; ibm
gcbiibrt Serrihuft oes @iqens uno
llntertbGnigfcit Der gmpfinoun9. Die
1rollcn miiien nid)ts BON @crbGltnii-
len Der @emeinihaft mir oltrh
ibren Wom bGngen lie nit Stuat,
Eublifrm II, i, 10. %5itiommen, Sic
lcben inn eigcntlid)en Motur5rItanoc.
HopoliS.
Dos groBte bG,lslide llneliid, boa
cincm Monne bcgegnen fam, lit,
lpenn ieiite Sroll eininol gegen ibn
Ned)t bat, notocnt er cs ibr obge.
ilrittcn. Giciea eir5igc fleine Mett
blent ibr wic cit 5ldid)den Hoicn'
Of; bonlit moft lie ~Siuon5ig Sabre
oQe ibrc @erQtbc rno 8crcoe pobl-
ricd)eno.
2uowig 9ornc.
Wan iagc nie: 3iuolt5i9 Sabre bo-
ben es oicie Wcniben 5uIamnen ans
pebolten. uno MN laiien lie lid INT
begrciflider Mcile iheioen. Is lit
Gcrobe Die Sdnqc Der 3eit itno Die
@ieoerbolung, Die oas lll,ertraglid)c
hcrbeiiiibren. 9ei'm eriten Sdlogc
beiBt man Ole Sabine 3liianrnlen, bel
Dem bnlbcrtitcn fam ilan lterben.
Sic boben eo cbclt 20 Sabre long
niht nit cinonoer ol~isgebolten,
GarmenS plpa.
* ~
@os bGtt' Gin @eiberfppf erbod)t,
ros er nld)t 5ll beidonen iuilBte.
~. 2a2eiiing.
y ~.
Gie Hcu' lit peibliben @eidlad)tS,
sic funlmt olld mciit 81 ipat.
5. Stettenbeim.
Shonbeit Der Noftigoa lit Der
Hohtigoll Iieblife Gimme,
Sdonbeit oes @eibes lit ianfte &C.
fGQige Srcll',
Sic lit boa Scr5 oes Mannes, oc5
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gue WIitelicocr Der pllrocrtafcrs aito Soab
Smner5 Niiocidtipn" ~beforgen Sutihen iir Sr'
croisnuncu nad alien Staot. Srieobbfell fir ie
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yin Die Samcn.

Sunse 9anien, peIbe mooenie S6neioerfunit
ut ~erIerren piinffer, icltcn Mot I'M 8rpeifei
mt bel Sri. Wt. Subcrs, Vr. 302, gSeft.eara.
tpaa. strabc, bpr5ufprehen. ibren GaInen as
36eline eintraec1 lno ie lerner bic aintt nab
auberoem sriinoii6en unterri6t i'm 8ufhnciben.
Sebr IibernIe gebineingeu. SRI. ~. Snfsrs,
gr. BOZ, Nejt. SnratDGn. Giraffe. (376-D
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$3.50
Quuopn=Yarf-Scmctcrp

pircau: Wr. Fl, Wett' Saratug1'S fraEe, uup
Saupts6 imaaus: Sreoerid'3iuao.
gegrdbnibpldtc bon $25 an inter beifnHot9er
slmifiht, G6nitib,umeu. 8epinne, YiIan6en etc.
iueroen I'M 2rc'5buus am &nipts@ihgan9 ee'
iunoen. Infer ygert ptro, penn eelutinibf,
poripreben. (92-)
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Sermiihte Im5cisen.
lin 8eiiba Hpnge

fperoen mir cine ~reguIGre Soc 5laife an au
ienoen, melte oiefe aujeiee beanilpprten unb
10. Gents fir Die 8abIlng. beg 9pitrs elm.
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Gait 1871. Str, Teiu'Yurf. (glprtI25iSa..)
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Z +. Is, b. Sippel.

Die Srolien lino nift i'm Stanoe,
ctiuas craft 81 bcriften; lie beliigen
Seoerlnonn, Hifter, @eliebte, Sam.
mcr5ofen, iid ieIbit iogor.
emile 3oIa.
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face to the pressure Of the water. The
masonry work should be constructed
of rubble with cement mortar and all
the work should be very thoroughly
DONE
necessary provision in connection
with dam is sufficient wasteway for
water not utilized for power. The COM
mon form Of wasteway is tunnel
through the dam sufficiently large to
provide for the maximum amount of
water that would be required to pass
through it. In addition sluice gates
should be provided, by which the flow
OF water would be controlled The
water to be utilized for power may be
carried to the wheel by means Of a
fume. A fifteen-inch turbine wheel
would provide from 8 to 10 horse pow
er, which would be sufficient to run a
saw of the size mentioned Montreal
Star
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Building a Dam.


expect to build dam ON a creek
for saw mill. Dam will be about
100 feet long at top to raise the water
ten feet. l. What would be the cheap
est way of building the dam? 2 VIII
you give plan of such dam? 8.
What size of turbine would be neces-
sary to run a 4S-inch circular saw?
Ans.-The accompanying sketch
shows cross-section of the style of
dam that would be required for this
purpose. Dams are sometimes con-
structed by curbing of wood, mason
ry. or cement, the interior being filed
with dry stones. Such dam is called
rock-fill dam. If stone is plentiful,
the dam may be built entirely Of ma
sonry. The top should be laid either
with plank or cement.
AS the Illustration shows, the dam
is laid on bedrock, the bed rock being
blasted out sufficiently to secure a key
and solid footing generally. With
ten-foot dam the base should be ten
feet wide. On the upstream side the
batter or slope of the dam is about l
In 4, and on the downstream side the
upper part of the batter Is about in 3
and the lower part / In 1. The dam
throughout its length should curve up
stream, so as to present concave sur
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salt for Live Stock.

Why salt should be regularly sup
piled to stock is thus put by famous
English authority: Because in the
blood of animals there is six or seven
times more sodium than potassium. and
that the composition of the blood is
constant. To Keep animals in good
health a definite amount of common
salt must be assimilated. The excess
of potassium salts in vegetable foods
causes by chemical exchange an alb
normal loss of common salt This is
proved cy the fact that the craving of
an animal for common salt is most no
ticeable when the food contains large
proportion of potassium salts, such as
wheat. barley, oats, potatoes, beans and
peas. The addition of salt to animal
food increases the appetite, promotes
the repair of tissue by it's searching
diffusion through the body, and stimu-
lates the rapid using up of its waste
products. Boussingault's experiments
showed that salt increases muscular
vigor and activity, and improves their
general appearance and condition.
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tion Rebecea entered alone. bearing an
umbrella and two hat boxes.
| Mother has a headache" she ex-
planned, adding llstlessly, "and 50
have l."
During the journey to the northward
the owner of the three-story trunk lay
hack in her seat, aMet sharidkerclief
across her eyes, while Anne her fresh.
eager face in the open window, kept her
Informed of the varied outside attrac-
tions.
Several days later a wall from the
Twin Lakes arrived by mail 1t was
directed to Mrs Brown, but Mrs
Brown was in no condition to read It.
She lay in a darkened room, suffering
with inhamed nerves and inGamed
eyes. Mrs. Tupper was caring for her.
and it was Mrs. Upper who raised the
curtain a trifle and read the wall aloud.
Il haven't written much before"
wrote Rebecca, because I'm so tired
can't write or do anything else except
hsiANh lhC OIINIo HdNt SOpu AlDif
especially Anne. She has the best mus
Gle of any girl here, and Toms friends
all want her ON their side in tennis
matches and boating and that sort Of
thing. She looks so well and happy
and active that | hear people say they
like to see her around. 0 dear! I'm
so tired | can write just this one thing
more! If | 90 away next summer |
won't kill myself getting ready! Pm
glad, though, that you are well. | was
afraid when l came away that you were
going to be sick"
There was a restless movement in
the darkest corner of the room. 81
didn't write Becky that l am sick be-
cause l didn't want to spoil her good
time!" sighed Rebecca's mother. -
Youths Companion.