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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-17
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@aitor Sueomeper, in Der 8pbnlmg
ser Gltern Ger graltt, Serr Sreo.
Seitloro, BON Ct. 2oltis, unO Sri.
Sottie 9ruens, bon Sermam.
Die 9raiit, cine Sohter unleres
mobIbetannten Iitbiirgers, beg Srn.
8reo. 9rltans, lit cine bo&geaftcte,
oagemein beliebte innge Dame. Die
Sod5eitfeier innO I'M engeren 6a'
milienfreis Itotty
Die gteupermdblten meroen III
rem 3ufiinitigen @obniit III ct.
2ouis nebmen, rn6 ~reiiten ON @titt-
nod bort bin. 8ir miinidep balls
crnoes Slid 5ltm 8unoe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-17

@dbreno Der sar8en 2ufti6ifi.
@ode if tein ein5iger 2uitidiffer
sl EoOe eeitir5t ODER aud MIR errit.
lid DerIest porben. Gbenio iinb
llnsliidsfdIIe inter Den 8nidauern
nid)t porsefommen. nBie Iansnei-
liel~ iperocn Die 8eiuder nnierer
Acknowledgement iasen.
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Gas @iiiionsfeit Der ebangeliid.
en- 3ionssemeinoe 3u Ban finoet am
%. september itatt. Sn orei Got.
t%esoieniten Derben reben bic 8aito.
rem: S. s. @epcr bon ct. 2ouis, 81.
9ubn. etonpbiIl,; 6. Gueomeper,
$ermann; u. @ertid, Sope; S.
arniefopf Gbamois; g. guebler,
Ban; Sotfmaun, @t. Stcrlipe uno
g. SduI3, Charlotte.
Seocrmann lit ber5lid bo8u Elm.
seIooen.
abonnirt aui oos $ermanner.
gplfsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-17

SRI. OrSino &affratb befanb
lid 81 anfaug 0ieier ISOLDE auf Ell.
nige Gage in @aibington, no. gum
8cil6 ser oortigen 9InSiteIlung.
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9raumeiitcrs Der SerHann 9repine
60, reiite am Iesten Sonntae be.
ludSpeiie, nab ct. 2ouis.
hilbert Sie6Ier bat iid am Ies.
ten Sonntag naf Columbia, DO,
begeben, I'M Dor ser Sano bort 5i
hleiber.
50. 6. YbiIIips reiite am Letter
Montag na6 Menoota, Sis, Inn lei
Ter baieIbit t%pobnenoen, bod)betogten
Mrtter eineu 9ciud ab5uitatten.
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porigen 0onnerstag nad) ct. 2ouis,
ltnl ibr @eihdft nit elmer 4ustpabl
mooerniter Sltstpaaren 51t berieben.
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tin, bon ct. 2ouis, mel9e cine @o1
lang bier bel ibreu angeb0rigen neil
ten, bcgaben iid ont lesten Sonnta9
mie6er nod bauie.
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ter, Sri. Weta, bon Ban, paren an
lesten 9ieustag bier; 6rdulein Me.
ia befanb ii6 aiif Der &ciie na6 ct.
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balten miro.
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Sreo. 9rlleus nebit Satin, uno Sri
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%trafcn am lebten 9ienstog bier cin
nm Der germdDlun9sfeier pes Sru
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VruenS bei3uiuO6Itcn.
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Mumbrauer, ncbit ainoern, bon ct
9euiS, befinoct lid bier gum 8ciud
bel ibrcr Sdtneitcr 6rau 9uber
Sctru$. &or ibrer 9tnfitntt bie,
con 6raii Gpperion cine ISOLDE ii
9tcip Sapen, NO, 5ltin 8eiiid) lire,
9ruOers uno ibrer Sdndgerin
gDorlep @umbrarer unO Satin.
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5iiglid oes &erfoltfs BON @runOei
gpntbum Ourd Slllius Moebus al
|6rl. Gliia6etb &oit, bate iid) Ell
6ebler cingeidliden. 6rGitlein Hoi
LIT niht. mic mir beridteteii, elm
Sdpciter beS Serrn Ben. &oit ion
bern bic Came lit cine Guuiine Del
ieIben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-17

-Srau SreS. 9ir6bofer reiite am
Souutag gum geillt nod ct. Souts.
-gbds. Socotmam, bon EotS.
OIn, befiroet iid bieie 8ode bier
oils elmer ser @eidporenen.
SrGuIein ella 8oebm bega6 lid
arn Iettcn Montag nod Berger, I'M
langere 3eit bort 81 bleiben.
-Seinrid Stoenner, Don 9ap,
befaub iid 5u anfang bieier @o6e
mcbrrrc Gage bier, in @eidatten.
SRI. effie 2inf. bon &caittrif,
No., mar fir einige Gage Der bort.
gen ISOLDE bier allf 8eiud, bel ibrer
3ante Srml g. 8oli.
-9uitap Slider lrar6e am Weon'
tag oen IS. 3. %. BON iciner Satin
nit einem fleinen MG6eI bei6enft;
po5i mir beiteus gratlllireu.
-Sreo. Sinnemeper. BON Cairo,
Sas., beTin6et iid bier aIf geiud
bel ieincn 9ruoer Senrp &innemep.
or. in 9ittIe 0eraer.
-5rau Sdift nebit Samilie, bon
Ct. 2oilis, trofen am @itttpod bier
cin, gum 8eiua bon 5rau S9erer
ionic anoeren GreunOen mo 8efantt
ten.
-SSSliIius Saienritter un0 So6n
Glmor iin6 aml lesten 8ienstag nod
Ct. 2oltis gerciit Inn 6rau Saienrit-
ter an beIi,d)erl, weld)e lid bort me
ter Gr5tIider 9ebanOlultg befinOet.
Mug. 9cgemaun ST., &rmin
6. gegemann, Orlando y. aubn,
@eorg Silent nuO gugcn aegerter
matteu am Iebten Sonutog, per
gutomobiG, eineu fltr5en stbIte6er
ilad ct. 2ouis,
8esleo mo Esther gtie0erb1tb
babeu iih am Icster Montag mad,
@arrenton, DO, begcber. I'M Dos
bortige Solegiim 81 beiudcn. Sir
gil 8eoeter, bon Worriion, miro ltf
gIeidfolls oprtbin begcbcn.
SRI. @telto Silber, pel6e lid
mdbreilo Ser pprigen 8pde in ct
2ouis o~ufgebalten bot, bcblifs glus.
lpobl zines 9orratbs Ser neiieiter
mo mooerniten Muitern in 9rp
GOODS, iomie in 0resse@oooS. ii
an Ieeten Soumtag mieOer 6ier eiit
getroffct.
aarl Spefbals, meldlcr ~fiir5lid
oos bieiise, l. 9. &oistide @taei
thum bon @eorg Nefermann gefouf
bat. IieB oieier Gage ieiue @6bell
ncbit anOerem Saitsgerdtb, alrf ben
Compiler Us. 8. @efmaltn BON Ser
ger Bottom bicrber idaffen. Ser,
5pedbals lit Elm iebr meter. altet
SEER, uno mir bringeu linn Ell
bcr5Iidcs 8illfOmmcn cntgegen.
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&pie6nb.

Uratlt WeDner b%erloll0te IN
Der norigen 8o6e cine eemiifte
G%orlobiutg Iebeltoes gieb.
@ottlieb 5. 9a.ter 1T aul boz
rigcn -~,;uerstag bon aafapette 60.
ipolelbit er Dem Sei6cnbeorGbniB iei-
nes 8rnbers ~beiserpobrt bate, 3li-
rid 9efebrt.
%-abonnirt oltf 6as Sernpanner
8oIfsbIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-17
&ebnsirtc S%abrprciie.

Die Mo. Tacific @tienbabn per-
fault RunOfabrttarten 81 ben foIgen'
Den, berabgeiesten Sreiien.
Son Sermanll, DO, nah Ct. SO.
iepb, 80, sur aonpention Der
yMaionic anb Eastern Star"
2pgcn; pom 26 bis gum 80 Sept. fiji
lib bes pollen Breiies, ober $10.2
aiiItig fir Die &iidfabrt Bis gum 8.
Oftober Sur Miiiouri Staats slus'
iteaurtg. in Seoalio, DO, ponl /.
bis gum Z Oft. fir 1925; fir Die
Riidfdbrt giiltig bis gum 1. Oft.
Is. q. &ramer, Igt.
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ant Ictten Mittmoa nad 3orriion,
DO, Inn baielbit Die Sraritng oes
Serrn SuIius SunOermeuer nit Sri
Dora SANDS 5u poll3ieben. 8or
Morriipn miro 9aitor RieoerbutB
mad burlington, Soma, reiieu, Tim
ooieIbit Ser Sibung ser ct. Souiier
ocntid)en aonferen5 Ser 90. 6. Sir
DIE bei3upObueu, pelde bort unter
aAtH
Stutii6t bon 9iidoft Spellmeper, boz
ct. 2ouis, itottfinOet. Son 9urling
ton bolt 8aitor 9tieherbutb alli ell
mcilercs Sabr nod Sermann 5nrilf'
%5ufclren,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-09-17

-6ris Same, Don &orriion. Ito
beiano ii6 geitern in @eiddften bier
in oar Sta0t.
-6rau e. Sobp mo s. SapIor,
beioc BON ct. 9olris, tparen porige
8otjc bier altf 9eiuh bel ibrer
Sontr, 5rai g, 8oIf, ionic aud bel
i6rer Sdweitcr Suiie Saplor.
-&einri6 Sobns, Sr., tpliroe &c.
Jeu gnoe Ser porigen @o6e bon lei.
lisr Satin NIT elmer fleincn Sof)ter
bcideutt; poSlt mir beitens Slid
Wiiniden.
Or. 8. 9. Glarenbat, bon
Ct. 2ollis. bat iid fiir5lid oauerno
bier niebergelaiien uno feline Sffi5c
an Der Ode Der 3Weiten uno Sdil-
ler StraBe eroffnet; laitt Inoeige an
an6erer STEELE oieies gIattes.
Ser riibmIi6it betannte &en'
fels 8aiebau Stub, bon ct. 2ouis,
fommt nGditen Sonnta9 nad Ser
mann. UNI iid nit Dem bieiigm u.
g. S,inior 8aiebaII &Ii,b 81 meiien,
un0 lit oaber ndditen Sonutos Elm
gan5 o~itBergewobnlides, bodit ipan-
nenoes uno Invertebrates Spiel gu
eriuorten.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25

means intcrruptcr OF the current into
regular wnye lengths 10 produce dots and
daShcs. the iron filings Ind to be looseued
up and shaken back into their original
disorder between each signal. Tbs was
done by tapping the little glass tube In
which they were kept with little ham
meT that worked all the time In auto
matte connection with the sending lnstru-
ment
Photos Show Features.
The photographs accompanying this mr..
ticlc show the principle spectacular fen.
lures OF wireless In marked way. Tho
photo Of the machinery room pictures
the development of tremendous electric
voltage which IL needed to force the wire
less wnveS across the Atlantic Ocean.
From two points In this powerful dynamo
there flashes ont n grecnlSh light so OK
traordnarily intense that no human be-
Ing can work in the same room with 1t
without using Spoctaclcs mnde OF black
glnss TO protect the eyes.
Another Photograph shows an operator
receiving wireless messages across the
Atlantic over telephone connection, In
this case the fuint dots and doshcs sent
across the ocean nre run through nm
intcnsifylue or mngnifying apparatus aud
then sent through the telephone TO the re-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25
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TT11GF'e AoLz2eS nos 5a1n %a&6S@=

ever. WAS done late In life. When tho
Atlantic Monthly was established I'm 1897.
md Jnmcs Russell Lowell wns asked to
become It's editor, be accepted with the
stipulation That Holmes hc secured os ono
OF tho contributors. The sparkling "Au.
tocrat' papers were the result. a species
of dramatized essay which first cstab-
lishcd Holmes ms one OF our literary
inminarics nnd made tho Atlantic sue
c'Ss- llc was approaching the age OF 80
when he was formally launched upon nc.
cToturc, ana abandoned the practice OF
medicine.
lie bad written q couple of papers 10
1871, just nfter leaving college, FOR the
New Englond Magazine, under the title
OF The Autocrat Of The Breakfast
Table" aud he revived this idea In his
riper years, working 1t ont In most de-
llshtful fashion. Although n bit erudlto
at times for the average reader of today.
who feeds upon Ade and Dooley. book
sellers can testify tbnt the Autocrat is
Stl n steady seller
Elsie VcnEer." the best known Of his
novels, was n somewhat remarkable story
of girl who had lmblbed the nature OF
n serpent from her mothers being bit
ten by n nttlesnake. Another OF his
stories. The Guardian Angel" cost the
Atlantic many subscribers who seemed
ognostcism In the author.
His Lovnblc Personality.
or course, these tImld souls were
wrong, for Dr. Holmes. with all bis
nationalist and scientific trend was of
deeply religious nature AS often ns he
spoke Of religion" said Howclls, bis old
neichbor, "and his talk tended TO 1T
very often. | never heard an lrrellgIous
word from him, far less a scoG or snccr
at religion" Howclls has given us very
attractive glimpse OF the poets loyablc
personality,
One story Howells records Is almost as
characteristic os tho meeting with win.
ter Henry James, the father OF our
enigmntic novelist said 10 the doctor one
day. Holmes, you nrc intellectually the
most alive man I ever knew" And the
doctor retorted wien zeSt and frankneSs:
II am, ] am; from the crown OF my
head 10 the sole of my feet. I'm alive
I'm alive
When he died on October :. 1891, and
WAS buried from Kings Chapel two days
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OF Jonathan Edwards would come tc
smash.
The poem IS simply another illustr0 tlon
Of Holmes humorous gravity. or grave
humor-thc faculty that burst into laugh
ter on the Charles River bridge We can
understand. also. knowing this. why So
discriminating a writer rs Barrett Wen
dell should place Holmes alongside OF
Noltalre In tho worlds literature.
Yet such comparison Is unjust, he
cause Holmes never displayed the sar-
donie savagcry Of the Fcrncy sngc.
Holmes was genial and gcntle and be
longs rather with Charles Lamb. Tho
breakfast Table" series. beginning
with the "Autocrat" In 1857 and closing
with over the Tcncup" In $500. is nearly
related TO The Essays or Ella" Ana
had be written none OF his poems Holmes
would live by these delightful books. As
Thomas Wentworth Hlggnson has said.
He Is likely 10 stand as one Of the few
great humoristS of the world"
His Addiction 10 Punninr.
lie shared with Lamb taste for nitro
cious puus. The very nrst paper OF the
"Autocrnt" s. full of them. although IT
llIens punStcrs 10 people who put coppcrs
or railroad track. They omusc them
selves mud other children, but their IlttIc
trick may upset a freight train Of con-
YeTSntion for the sake of battered Wit
tlcism
Charles F. Adams has told how a book
canNnsscr called on Or. Holmes 10 per
sunde him 10 subscribe Tor the Century
Dictionary no" said the Doctor, I'm
Too old-cichty years. shl'nt live To
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sec the Century finished" NAY, Doc.
tor" persisted the useut, you wont
have TO live so very much longer to use
our hook. we've already got to C" And
you may 20 to -l. n you Ike" ex-
claimed the Doctor. and the agent went.
TO Howells. who was his nextdoor
neIgbbor Tor three years, he once re-
pcated two lines OF mine that 20 ns
deep MS any others In a ccrtniu dircc-
tou." They were tho coslug couplct of
an carly poem describing the rum OF
house;
Tm rausht rcnsins. the saddeulrr tale TO ,eu.
save l'teo last w5erha. tho collar aaI the wen.
OF course. his hearers had TO. admit
TINT II wns not easily possible To go
deeper than "thc cellar md the we'll"
lie wus never happier than when bc
could perpctratc whole chain of in
sonlous plays upon words. for example,
Hike the note to his poem. "Thc Plough.
man. which describes a city dwcIlcr's
ignorance Of country life and farming:
"Ploushshorcs arc TO him shnrcs that
pay no dividends A coulter, he sun
poses, bns something TO do with a horse.
His notions Of stock Wcrc obtnlucd I'm
lancuil iidl Market where the cattle
looked funuily enough. 10 be suro. com
pared with the living originals. He
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25

celvlng operator In this way many mes
soges are heard that without the i'm
proved apparatus would be too weak for
the operator to understand
The huge wireless mast shown Is cN-
nctly like the rccord-breaklng one planned
by the United States government. but Is
not quite so tol The great mast has.
"a Is shown In the photo, various sup
ports TO enable workmcn TO reach lis
top for my needed repairs.
Many Recent improvements.
Since tho historic nrst detoctor was In
vented number have been perfected
that Of themselves 20 back to the orlGl.
nal condition aud do not have to be
tapped all the time like the milling
cohcrer or breokcrup OF the electric cur
rent into dots and dasbcs. according a.
the sender mnnlpul0tes his telegraph key.
The ltnllnn Navy uses one Of mercury,
Mnrconi has now n superbly perfected
magnetic cobercr. The De Forest sys-
tenn employs an clcCtrolytlc dctcctor. the
FesscDdcn system has heat detector.
md In the English Navy they employ IN
oil aim dctcctor
The whole plnn Is that these dctectors.
Ike the original cobcrcr OF Narcoui. nrc
put into the electric current or wave rs
the key is pressed down and they vary
the amount OF current sent out. To make
nm unscicntIhc but striking comparison.
they make the current thicker or thinner
and so mike it different while the key IA
pushed down. This difference, according
to length OF time. means dot or dash
The dots or d0shcs mean Letters and the
letters make up the messages.
SO mach for the science OF the wireless.
Like all big inventions and discoveries
when brought down TO practical work It
Is very simple, but IL took $1,000 years
OF evolution before tho FIRST man achieved
this simple fe0t. Now every government
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25
CONCRETE SAILING VESSEL.

q URoPE is experimenting with con.
crete boats, Yet Baltimore Nd. has
~ already demonstrated them a ,on.
crete sailing vessel has been In operation
Tor IL years there. The boat is known
as the Gretchen and is owned by Daniel
B- Banks. consulting engineer OF the Fire
Board. The boat Is two,mnsted
schooner yacht. ~ feet long md with a
l6-foot beam. IT draws u feet of water
The vessel belongs To the ncct OF the
Baltimore Yacht Club and It has s"-
commodat'ons for at least - passengers
II Is claimed TINT the concrete Is us az
buoyunt as steel The stone boat !ns
hccn as flT North as the Hudson Ggv
country. Not long ago the Uo-t WIS
driven oil the rocks but 4 snccwc-I.
where steel boat would Uayc uecn
stove In.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25

The cohercr Is the Invention Of Mar
ooni TINT makes Il possible to divide the
electric waves apoutlng out fcom tho
sending machine into rcenlar dots md
dashes- so That these dots and dnshos
can tell an Intelligent message 10 the
receiving operator The origlnul coberer
wos based on the wen-kuovn fact TINT
metal nlings have high resisting power
20 an ordinary current OF electricity. but
VIII limo M Ike soldiers. shoulder to
shoulder md ccnduct the electric power
OF an oscillntov cuTont-L o.. cur
rent that ebbs and COWS Ike big wave
on the ocean.
Thus the operator shuts down his key
or tapping machine like In ordinary teic-
graphing This scuds the oscillutory clcc.
trio wave through the cohcrcr-that rs.
through the Iron filings. Thon he lIfts
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25

principal lecturer on Psychological medl-
cine In the noted St Bartholomew Hos
plial In london, II Ia stated that pbysI-
claus frequently come 10 contact with
the human tigers 10 more or less
stogc Of Development The scientist sns-
gostcd that The state could pfcveut many
murders and lesser crimes In which vio-
lencc Is used n pbysicianG were author
lied TO report 10 the health authorities
such embryonic cases of hacmOthymla
os they may discover. The scientist su=
eefts that sucn creatures shonld he scnt
10 institutions where they could De both
cured Tor and restrained
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25

M bis key and the current stops II
depends on how long he holds down the
Icy whether It makes n long or short
wave, and this breaks the electric wave
mp into dots and Gnshes which. In the
Morse code. represents letters la the
alphabet
That IS wireless telcGraphy In It's
simplest sense and as Marconi nrst put
II before the scientific world. II re-
sembles the Improved wireless methods
OF today Just as the carly Steamboat Of
Robert Fulton on the Hudson resembles
the giant steamers that now ncc across
tho Atlantic Ocean IN less thon I've days
But II ls real wireless tciegrephy. and
since then there have been many and
must useful improvements, but no new
scientific discoYerles az regards wireless.
In the original cohercr. which rcnllv
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25

thymia.' which translated Into the YER
nocular means "thirst for blood Prof.
clayo-Shaw characterized Jack the Rip
per and other historic muricrers nv suf-
ferine from an uucontrollablc longing 10
behold human blood. and called these
strange criminals human tigers"
The scientist intercstlnrly traced the
scarlet thread Of the lust Tor blood back
to cannibol times In fbc cvolction OF tho
human race nud down tQrongh the period
wren blood sacrinces were made la oil
human religions
The thirst Tor blood which produces
murdcrer Is claimed TO be an Abnormal
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25

later, thousands OF tongues ara ,ra~
united In proiSms him. aud ncatly uI
used the cplthc;s "gcnlal" ana "EiuGly.
ono of the most heartfelt tributes WIS a
poem In London Punch. WITH thc>,
staDzos:
Tho TA't Leaf" Can Il br true
We have turned it. aud On You
Friend II am
lhot ttc yeafo ~ la,t bavc roa,.
lhat 'lfe's foliage ard So fonr.
Fade anI mn1
Waa thcro enc Who ever toes
tIom lis slcH. BY chance d l..s
fcnned t1 you.
Aut uus nSt your friend f,r 4.
Win one refuge fron III ttr.t,
Slia 1nd trocl
Evcn scnue Elias scif
Mi-ht he proud TO share Tint sira
Lcaf to lc-f
with o soul II kindred e5It
VINO could bind strong scnN1 and ftst
In ono shesf
Winter tells another story Of him
nbont how he wrote his autograph pnon
a portrait for Winters son. md cncc Il
70 the boy with the words: "Tep-tyrer.
ty-pefhaps oven thirty years from
Eow-somcbody may he Interested ia
hear you say that YOU received this plr-
turc from the hands Of the orlc,nnl.
sometimes writer's nre remembered even
os long Ms that"
hut We cannot afford 10 forget him.
The coming OF his centenary brings as-
surance that he viii bc remembered
more" Nv
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cicntly powerful TO seud lntcllislblc cleo
trlc waves strong enough to cause per-
ccptlblc currents Ia receiving instruments
miles AWAY. LATER Improvements In the
cohcrer Increases IN the power or the cur
rents extending the heights OF the poles
from which the currents nrc sent out ana
more delicate receiving Instruments In
creased the distnnce. until now ,faruwny
Yippon hns sent japanese code signals
that have bccu recorded by government
wireless receiving instruments on the
Pacific coast Of the United States.
simple Wireless Science.
But TO tell In simple untechnicoi Ian
guagc the real scientific principles OF
wireless telcgrnpby is not so easy. Flrst
OF nll II must be undcrstood that the
waves going ont from tho operator of 2
wireless dispatch o1lce nrc sent by means
Of powerful electric dynamo along
wlrcs strung up TO the very up.top OF nj
lofty mnst This mast Is uiwnys placed
on the highest point that can be- reached
In the city or locality where the nppa.
ratus Is 10 be placed
The receiving Office Is similarly
equipped Thus the electric waves run
up from one operators dcsk 10 the top
OF his wireicss mast and go through the
air until tney reach the wire points on
the receiving mast Here they run down
10 the ticker which sounds in the ear Of
the receiving operator Tho sounds
made are exactly the sumo as those used
ia tclcgrophing with wircs-namcly, the
Morse cole 81 dots and dashcs-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-25

human tigers nrc returns Ia human types
that were frequent tens of thousands OF
years ego They nre TO be found among
the lowest classes of human beings who
bHve been poorly nourlshe,E Just os
SPECIES or cultivated flowers viii return
I" the humble species they have dcycl
oped from when not cultivated; 70 the
human being, when sprung from poorly
rcd badly housed. uncducatcd and under
bred stock. VIII occasionally revert TO
obnormnl types doting aSos back 10 the
Development of modern man.
From expressions uscd u the article
% Professor Gioyc Shaw, who 10 the