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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-29
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pu3s uno Wanttl. an Der 8riiftuno
Der aaacassile uno ihaut biuein in bic
tIeins 8udt Slpii6en ben gorts Gan
Goren3o nno Santa Morid, sniTtNn
oener Die buntslsriinsn Doeen bereins
gsrolt tommsn. nit piitbenben, ptis
gen aopfen. iiber bic Slippsn brehen,
in ipitbslnpen Strubeln in bic Unite
fen ftiirsen unb ON Gtranp onnn in
geodmpften Risle!u perrinnen. Gtuns
oenlang ftebt man unb I6aut. 5iibIt
f6 gebannt burh Die ssbeimnibpolls
araft, bic ba untsn an Der Qrbeit 1T,
dnprallt in piitbenoem 4ngriff, 3us
ridipeiht, ipisb.r anftiirmt, in eipisem
5in unb Ser. Wlan tommt iit 10 err
ba6en Dpr iiber oas spedloie Soben
bes Clements. 10 iiaer unb bod 10
tlein.
llno iit Der Sirotcco porb.i, lieai
oie Sonne fpiepsr iiber WaiTsr unb
sago, 10 tpanoert man gum plpees
5bor binauus nah benz perlaiienen
Sloiter Gan 9iaeomo, no emit bic
genebittinsr seiefen uno unter frobsn
4ebten ben 6srrgott In frober Weiie
perebrt baben. SIT ia audi bisier ploB
nidt sefdoff,n oaau, baB man aus
ibm cine Stdtte Der aebenstDtuna md>
DE. 5ier, no bas asben potensirte
araft sefDinnen mub aus Der G60ns
belt Der Qutur, mo- i'm Geaentbeil ers
terbenDe. erIOidenbs 1risbs Disber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-29

ioear sur sebietertfhen pfli6i made.
aut baeegen ldbt iid 8ieles idgsn.
3uerft mab feitseiteIlt peroen, ob
BEN sr0bsren atusgaben niht and
arDBere giuuabmen eeeeniiberiteheH,
uno bas 1T obns 3tpeifel Der San. Gin
Giieu6ahnbetrisb seb0rt ndmlich 5u ben
beipnoers begiinftigten llnternehmun@
peI6e burh bic 3sit niht an Bertb
perlieren, Ionpern bebeuteuo getptnnen.
Das riihrt BON bem gepOlterungs3us
pahs ber. Der ben 8ubnsr ben beions
bsrs grobsn 8oribsiI brinst. odb er ben
2ptaIpertebr bebt, Der ben lohnenpttsH
She'll oes GiienbobnnsIens btloet.
Rad bieiem Mabitab gemeilen, itno
mir snti6iebsn Der 9lniiht, oaB MIR
iebr ipenies gabnsn gu elmer hrb.rsn
Rate btrs6tist iino. Sobanr tpirp IS
bDdit unrdtblid isin. eine Rdtenerbos
buns 81 sspdbren, eh Elm 9eiss CUR
&ontroIirung Der 8erihuIoung Der
gubnen srIniIen tporbsn lit. 2rttt bic
GrbD6ung in araft. sbe oieie gors
fi6tsmabrsgeI gstrpffen fporoen 1T, 10
tpiro Iid oas aIte Spiel ipisosrbolen.
Die GtIenbabnsn tperoen. duf bic ero'
Rsren Ginnahmsu geitiigt, pt.per
Bombs uno Qttien aus9eben uno oem
9olte oomit cine nsue 3inIenlait aufsrs
Iegen. 9as bari unter tstn:n um'tdns
Den mebr oeihsbsn. Die 9a5nen oiirs
fen feline SbIiaationer mebr aus9eben,
nm 3inIsn gu bs3abIen ooer bas roIlens
be Material gu srntusrn. 4lls ole1e
8erbinbIitteiten miiiIsn aus ben Gtns
tiinften Qsoett Dsroer. Gin: neue
@eritulDung tann rur oonn itotthatt
Iein, fpsnn cine 4usoebnung beg Balm
neBes beabiihtigt piro. Das 1T ieBt
oas 8eIeB in W}aHohuIetts uno IN
N:lp gort uno inlIte es aud fiir ben
gan3su guno istn. is 1T auh Die gbs
iitt BEG qr1Iioertsn, auf eiuem ioIt]en
GeIebe gu bsiteben. Is tpiro aber
tpertblps iein, tpsur bOrhsr cine Grhos
bur8 Der 6rohtrater itattgsfunoen bat,
uno mir qluuben in Der annabme
nitt isbI gu ssbsu, Dab bic Giisnbohs
nsn bauptidhLih oespessr oui cine
grb0bung Der Srahtroten orin9sn, ods
nit fie cine sroBe gsriduIoung duf'
nebmen t0nneu, sbe oas Gsies iis oas
ran psrbinoert.
Gs mag ri6tiq Isir, oub in martsn
TGIIen bic Trddtratsn ridt cen
Transportation entipreten. Ios srs
qibt fth aus Der 9srihisbun8 Der in
ouitrisusn @erbdItniiIe. Sn oisism
Sale piro ss ni6t uurett feir, bsreds
ti9te DInI6e Der giIsnbabnen su be-
TrieDioer, obsr mir bstradten oas nitt
aIs einen QufidIaq. fonbsrn nIs cine
Reaoiuitirung beg 5rahttartfs. Gar
aus srsibt Fh als lOgiihe GoIge. bab
in onosrsn IGQen itatt zines 4ufihIas
ess cine Serobiesung ON pIass rpdre
Sine ioIhe Reaoiuitirung, psI6s bic
GsiommtLuitsn beg Yoites niht srboht,
1T pohi am pIdBe, aber cine 1u1emeins
Grbohung Der Jrattrater, IeoigIih I'm
ben Giienbahnsn mehr GiHfiinfte 8u
oeri6affsr. mare riat gu r:htfsrtigsr
uno mir glauben aud niht, oab bic
Giienbabnz zSommtiTion ith elmer iols
den lln9sretti9teit an 9olts IhuIois
MAIDEN tpiro. Solpeit es oas gutlis
fun isI6it betrifFt. 70 ipiro Is iih pobt
niht burh oi: pOn ben Gifsnbabr sQns
9eiteuten beabiif]tigts 9smpnitratior
ire fiibrsr Iafen, osrn ss bIrits lppbl
s5eoem betonnt Tsin, bab bieIe Demon
itrotior ni6t aus stgensm Qntrisbs,
fonoern ouf Sommanop BON ob.n err
folqen lpiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-29

Die Weliebtbeit Der aniidtsforter
erfl1rt iih aus Der sheu por benz
HrieffdreibeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-29

8ie eriihtIi6, iptro Serr
RppiepeIt iih niht beionoers Iebhdft
on pem tommenoen Wabltampf bethetz
lisen. Gr tpirb eintgsn aOngrsbsDl
qIieoern, bic tpGbreno ietner AomInIz
itration feline RsfprmmabregeIu untsr=
itubt hdben, gsiituno leiitsn, I'm ge@
tui1srmaBsn cine 0antesIaulO gu
quittiren. Sm llebrtoen ipiro sr es
bem 9plfe iiberlaTen, i&lbit ieine Bobl
gu treffen. 0as 1T aud bic etn5ig
rintige WtetbpDe. Der rSpeQbiroer"
uno Der 6urrabjourruliit gehoren eli
ner peroansenen 3eit an.
Sn 5runtrei6 bat man Weis
ssn5Dle unO Srpor 10 bod, oaB
in normalen Grntejabren tein
aDrnden frsmosn Bet3ens ms 2ono
fommen tann. Sn 5olge OeiieH ptro
IN ieoem regneriihen Sommer bas
8rpo unerihptngIib tbsuer, 3umoI
Die 8ornputertr itt eine ioLhe Sc
Icaenbeit ri6t entqehen lafen, Die ifon
obnebin geidunoeren arbeiter in ben
Stdoten mod tpeiter gu itinoen. 3as
Minoeite, pas Die Regierung tbun
ToIR, pGre Die gelpiQigunq oes Ser
lonqsns, ouB bic 8etreioesOQs aufges
boten perben. bis Der RotbItano iibsrs
fpunoen 1T. Noh bsfer Dieueiht rpdre
ss, benz 9etipieIe gu fplgen. oos Ord
Ftoent Gait sab, uIs er 9ouperneur Der
Bhilippinen mar. 9urh einen Ultbs
ratb mar oas pittigIte Rabrungsmitz
tel, Der Reis, tbeusr geporoen uno Die
Gbirsien, lpelte bort ben Reisbanoel
in 0dnDsn bdben, foloten benz geiipiel
Der tautaitidsn 0udersr, inoem iie
Die 9orrdtb: aufipei6erten, I'm iie nur
rnt einem orsifa6en Brofit ber3uges
ben. aurs entihlofsn lieB qrGIioent
SaFt cine 2lnSabI S6iffs nit Reis aus
China tommen uno le9te oomtt rem
Wuterern oas 9dnopert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-29


ten,
Du blonbseIodies, fd1lihtes aine;
1a ahor unb 6srssn oIlsrortsn
Gum Williomm Dir seofinet iino!
gs FRONT aus oeintm tpsihsn Saufs
Der soeimdibberge ilart Infi.
gu trdait bonn dl.tn Rofeniirduft
5m Saor ben .Oitli6 iiibsn 5uft.
aus beintn tIauen Qnasn ltuhtst
Des ssimathhimmeIs WioeriGein,
Bon beinsn lippen, ibdubefeuttei.
Webt uns elm Grub pom WliiiterIein.
Webt uns in sipil Iieb.r NeiIe
Gin fpoblbe,nnnier trauttr alan1,
Der ithniuhtptdeno, iptib uno l.ii.
aus ierner 3,it beriibsrorang.
8, ihrsit. nGber obHe 3aeer,
Tu aino. bas ale Wslt our6;itbt;
9u mahit unE froh on triiben 1agen
Ti. bsiner goiitaft. beutftts asel
Dsdraf on cisTeuti ten.
9erinFn: R,D. aotbar grun!s,
materburp, Conn.
Grtpoh', .ripctx bu 5riihIinsstptne,
Weii Rouihsn unn grduitn uno Rim
atu!
Ti, .3eit 1T gttomm.H. ereb' bid sss
ftrpinb.
llno ting uns Elm gieb, eb' bic 3.it
perriunt,
Don na.ihsm Gireben uno Einesn.
Hoh ir1umsn unb eammsrn I'M 2dn6
lumber
8ieI Ssrssn pom etutiden Siomn,e.
Drum blai' oen Wedruf pom gels
gum Wesr.
ga, brauis ssiroit ols Sturmtpino
timber
llnS fat< ben Guntn CUR JIdmm..
Den Junt.n bes StOlsss ouf beutI6es
8lut,
4uf oeutfhe Sprahs uno Gieoer,
auf unIsrsr Batter sebsilis.ss Out:
4uf bsutite Siiten unb beuti6ea
Weuth,
llnb 1reue i.rnbofi unb bisotr.
9u T.utIter. Jiir bisss ssisgHst.
9onp
Sinb osins Batter oeitorben.
Sie nabmen asS6fpert in Die fhtp!es
liee 5unb
LIMB babeu nit glui BON Strano 3u
Sironb
Das giirssrredi Dir .rlDorbsu.
Der gau, bran isns 5elosn seffafft.
Sit mGhtia, iroB Stiirmtn. erftuno.n;
1i. Gobn. Dtibi.n ibm ibre Kraft.
llne aunii uno 5anbntrt uno DiFens
ihoFt.
llnb maaisn oi. Qsioer gu ihanoen.
Joh BIZ, Der 6slben Gn.eIsinb,
DiEit ihsu i'm WsrboresHsn baufen2!
1ri.. auf uHo stiss bid, osuift sss
limit!
grpoh'. srtpate bu 5riibiingspinb,
Usit qlingsH unb Raufhen unb 9rnu.
fen!
Die GsiibsbSrn feb. sipsi prsiie
pon is 500 aus fiir Die bette 0eric.
nuna .ines bsr bttben gebitis.
Die fOIsenbsn puniie iinb bcbsi
mabssb.nb:
l. 9srshtisi Sur 9siDerbung II.
jtosr in ben Ueteinietsn Eiaaien lss
benbe Muiiier ober i'm auslanbs lss
bsnbe omeriidniibe 9iirgsr. Jebsr
gepsrber III b<redtist. Hsbrere Rom
petitioner sin3ufenoen.
2. 9i. preisesfronisn aompoiitios
| nsn tpercsn Gigsai6um Der Ssftbss
boroe.
3. Der 6uberite ssrmin fir bic
4blisfernHg III Der i. Voptmber
1910.
4. Gs ipirn benz Romponiiisn polIs
fommsn iibsrlaHen. oh er bic 0eoiti,
burhiomponiren obtr als Stropben.
lieb. OBJ q lie - capella" obsr NIT
Grfkitsr iomponiren min. SsooH
ToIsn iie fiir WGnnsrnor isin.
8. Dir sinssreihien Gompoiitipn.n
IoLltn nj DIT ben Qamsn n<E Vsrfais
fers irassn. ionbern elm MersDori,
fusldats fidb aud ouf Der Nubenisits sis
| nss psrihloHsnsn 9riefumihIaees b.s
finbei. bsr I'm Jnnsrsn ben Namu
sntbdlt.
9as preisrift.romt ipirb Don 6rsi
Der berDorragtnbitsn Uluiiisr bes Cans
bes iibfrnomHen fpereen. 4ae 3u.
ienbungen iino 81, rifien on Den &c.
sretdr Mr sy<itbeh0rbe:
Or. 4Ifrsb u. Bder,
Rooms ILLS. 6ntbanap HiDs.
| WillDausse. Mise.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-29

9os ofii3i0fs Dement,
betreffs Der Defamation Des Marinez
Miniiters IirpiB lit iniofern interei>
Iant, ais oaraus gu erie6sn lit, Dap on
Die W0glihtett gebaht tptro, gu elmer
ipGteren 3eit cine 9eritGnoigung nit
GnglanD betrsTfs 9eIhrGntun8 Der
Gesriiitungsn beriteQen gu tOnnen.
Dag man einsn iOi6en Ylan nift
mebr ais utopiIh betruhtet, lit i6on
sin GROCER 9epinn. IS 1T aud gu pers
fteben, tportn gegenDartig oas otnoerz
nib fiir bieien groBsn &ulturfort1drttt
beite6t. OeutI6lono bat feline Seeriiz
itungeu nod ni6t in Dem MaBe poQz
sHoet, Dab es feline Stellung gu WaTsr
genugenb geitfert eratten tonnte, unD
gnglQnb niulmt jeoen Shritt bebufs
SerttgfteQung oes beIheioenen Deuts
fhen 9auplans gum 9orDano, I'm
feline 5lottsnma6t meter aus3uOsbnen.
Gs min niht bsgretTsn, ob a5fjhtlid
ooer unabIidtlt6, oaB fir 9sutihlano
Elm Wtiuoeitmcb bon 3riegsbereitIhaft
Sur See notbnenoIg 1T. Inter ioIher
9er6dltniiIsn lit ratiirlid cine Der
itdnbigune ausqeihIoiien. Gs tann
jeood uur nod Die 5Srage elmer tur3sr
3ett iein, bis auf oeutiher Seits oa5
fir 8ertbeioigungs3Dede beabT1tigte
SIottenpro9rdmm ub9eihlOiIen III, uro
alsoann fam DON beutfter Seite Der
gpri6lug tommen, DaB es fpeitsre
5lpttenbauten ein3uiteQen bsrsit if,
fDenn GngIanp Iih in glei6er WeiIs
oerpilihtet. Jn gngldno lDiro often.
turoig ii6erIeben, Dab nidt Bios bic
poIitii6en, ionosrn nod mebr bic Sam
belsOerhdltniiie in 9eutihlano cine
tpeientii6e llmge1taItung srfabren 6uz
ben. Oeutinlanos pirt6IhaftIihes
9eoeiben berubt in alIersriter Reibe Quf
bem Qusfuhrbdnbel. IS befinDet Ti6
gsndu in Der glei6sn Gage ME Gngz
Lamb, oas obne iibsrIeeiIhsn 5an6e!
ni6t betebeu tonnte. Nsnn oieIes nun
5u Defsn SduBe bic RotbDenoiqteit
elmer itdrtsn JlDttenmadt empfinbet,
10 tanH man es bod 9eutihlanD nidt
perargeH uno fpe3isq Ui4ts 8eroG1tiz
ees BARN srbliden, bub Gsbterss
aus oemfelben 8runoe tpte gnslano
bic gIsihsn U2aBreseln trtfTt.
-
8a 3 It atift T h 1epartement
6es 6dnDsls Miniftertums 6e6drrt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-29

8as ftatiFtf6e 3epartsment
bes 6dHbsls Miniiteriums 6e6orrt
bei oem altsn 9raud, 5dlbrobitofFe
dIs Gabritate 81 be3eidnen. Gas 1T
i'm h0hiten @rdos irrefubrenp. Gup.
fer, bas cine grobs Roqe in unIersn
fsyport fpielt. iit tsin sSabritat, qls
iDeIdes es in Den StatiItiten anqe.
fiibrt miro. foHoern ein 5olbrc6ftoff.
9etroieum, Das an Der erlteu STEELE Ssg
Exports oou 5abritaten Itebt, fpiro
ebsnfdls niGbt ri6tig be3si6net, oa es
cine fehr unbebeutenos 8srdrbsitura
oes Robitoffs BARTLETT unb fopeit es
AHrdffinirtes petroleum betrifft, lit 's
1lnr Robitoff. Nir rpnllen gegen bas
ftdtiitii9e Departemsnt ni6t ben gore
trurf erleben, oaB es obfidtltd fi9
falfher 8e3eihnungen beDient, d6er
ss foats i5m bod nidt DsrborssH feiu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-29
9okal.Dfrid)t
VreiS8eDidJte
dnr ous nGditjGbrige Sdnserieit in
Rilmanfee.

Seet iOa's ans aOmpOnirsu sebeu.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-18
Lovers Wedding Cake.

Four pounds of our of love. half
pound Of buttered youth. half a pound
of good looks, half pound OF sweet
temper, half a pound of selfforgettul.
ness, half a pound Of powdered wits.
half an ounce of dry humor, two table
spoonfuls OF sweet argument, half
pint of ripping laughter. half wine
glassful of common sense.
Then put the flour OF love. good
looks and sweet temper into a we'll
furnished house. Beat the butter OF
youth to a cream. Mix together blind
ness of faults, self-fcrgetfulness. pow
dered wits. dry humor into sweet argu-
ment, then add them to the above.
Pour in gently ripping laughter and
common sense. Work It together un-
I'll all is well mixed, then bake gently
forever
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-18
Surgery on Heart

Surgical operations upon the heart have become
more or less Of a commonplace in medical history.
something approximating 100 cases OF the sewing
up OF heart wounds are record and the recov-
cries have been considerable when one considers
the highly dangerous character OF such work Hith.
erto however heart surgery has been limited to ao
cdent cases
In a recent issue OF the annals OF surgery one OF
the workers at the Rockefeller institute for
medical research discusses the possibility OF
treating diseased hearts surgically. He has made
numerous experiments on animals and believes
that such operations will be successfully performed
on human beings in the near future His tests
have convinced him that the heart can be opened
scraped out (cleaned so to speak, sewed up and
started on on its beating" path again without any
great, at least insuperable, diffculty. by an in.
genious system of side piping and new channeling
he Is able temporarily to cut out OF the circulation
portions OF such important vessels as the descend.
Ing aorta the largest artery in the body without
killing the animal Among his suggested opera
tons is one on the coronary arteries OF the heart
for the cure OF angina pectoris.
This doctor has apparently proved to his own sat.
isfacton on animals that successful surgical inter
ference with the great vessels and the heart itself
is possibility. 1t is OF course, long step from
these experiments to actual operations on human
beings but there is every indication that the latter
feat Will be attempted in the near future The in.
ractability OF cardiac affections and their high IA
taity make the proposed surgery a thing OF
great general interest and may Justify the extreme
boleness Of the proposal
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-18
On Authority Of Teacher.

A quick-witted boy, asking food at
a farmhouse too recently ravaged by
other hungry fishing truants, was told
that he was big enough to wait until
he got home.
"of course, II you have children
with you" hesitated the kindly,
woman OF the house. and was imme-
diately Informed that there were six
children in the party.
mo. don't tell flb, neither" was
the indignant protest later drawn
forth by the condemnation of one who
had shared the s3od bread and butter.
thus secured. "Flb nothln', We're
children six times over We're chill
dren OF our father and mother, ehih
aren Of God, children OF our country.
children of the church an children of
grace. Teacher said so last Thursday,
and guess she ought TO know"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-18

OF 10 while the American ship lost but Ave killed
and Ave wounded from crew OF the same size
could mention a number OF similar instances
which demonstrate my statement that at that time
we were able to shoot well. and have been
shooting better ever since. Not only the OF
the north. but the men of the SOUTH shot well dur
ing the Civil war; they shot well during the Span
ish war; and we can shoot half dozen times as
we'll today could during the Spanish
Never has the American navy made such rec
ord as II is making today, and has there been
a navy having a record excelling the one which
our navy is now making for capacity to hit the
target. That is really the whole problem
TO hit what you shooting at.
We have not in the past built homogeneous
fleets. We build a surplus OF battleships and then
provide the men to man them and frequently pro-
vide more than we have ships for We build aux
iaries and torpedo boats II do II at ALL without
any regard to the relation which such craft should
bear to the battleship fleet, and while have
built have in construction 20 batteshps we have
practically OF furnishing tenders for them
under service conditions.
When the battleship feet was sent to the Pa
chc recently It necessary to charter 40 foreign
ships to carry coal for II. II II had been found
necessary to send the feet around the horn in time
OF II could not have been attempted, because
could not have furnished American vessels In
which to carry the coal,
Very few people realize the depiorabie e6no ION
VIC are In, as far as our merchant marine is con.
cerned. a. me hau large merchant marine we
could draw from IT without having special auxi
iaries for the navy. but are so lacking in both
that 1t makes our present sft0ation almost hone
less.
When the Spanish war broke out IL vas neces.
sary TO purchase colllers and transports Ole hun.
dred and two vessels bought at cost OF some
thing over $i70OO.OO0 but they cost very large
percentage more than their market value and more
than twice as much they could have been sold
Tor II they had been put the market at the ter
minaton OF the war. In other words we maid ont
millions OF dollars because we had not provided
ourselves with suitable auxarles for our battle.
ship fleet We should have a navy adequate for
our needs not only adequate in battleships. but
adequate in every other respect
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-18

they won n be as near as possible to the vantage
points 10 be found only on the exposed bridge
and from those ~. bstitute observatores-some OF
them located directly behind or otherwise ada
cent to the brldge-wOad u.rect the action OF the
battling armorcad.
In order to enable the officers on the bridge 20
be at all times closely in touch with all parts
OF the ship this elevated promenade is made the
nerve center OF elaborate telephone. telegraph
and signaling systems that afford instantaneous
communication with the engine and fire rooms,
the ammunition magazines, all the different "gun
stations" throughout the ship, and, in fact, every
scene of activity that has part in the complex
mission of one OF these great fighting machines.
Tho telephone system batteship is much
like the private telephone system in a great store
or mandatory but with the difference that
ishipboard most OF the receivers OF the pattern
which fit close to the head. covering both ears
and strongly resembling those used by the hello
girls In telephone exchanges This special equip
ment is designed TO shut out disturbing noises
and is very essential when officers and men may
be called upon to listen to telephone conversation
when the guns are roaring against the opposi-
tion of the various distractng noises always to
be encountered on shipboard.
Near the bridge Of a battleship is the wireless
telegraph station which is OF the newer yet
easily one of the most important adjuncts OF the
upto-date battleship However, the wireless tele-
graph is not used for interior communication
aboard the battleship but solely for the exchange
OF messages with other ships and with shore sta
tions. What sometimes referred TO as "tele-
graphs" OH shpboard not telegraphs at all,
as the lay reader understands them, but are
rather signaling systems. The most common of
these communicative systems is that whereby the
pressure of a button lever at one station on a
battleship-say on the bridge-wil cause print
ed command to suddenly appear in illuminated
form I'm a distant part of the ship For instance,
the movement of a certain lever the bridge
oft hat VT al ali
10 suddenly appear before the eyes OF the engi-
neers, way down below the water line, reading
Full Speed Ahead" Full Speed Astern," or
any other command which It is desired to give.
BY means of this method Of signaling a command
can. II need be. be communicated simultaneously
90 a number OF different stations scattered
throughout the ship. Indeed It is by this expedi.
ent that the captain Of the batteshp insures uni.
formity OF action during target practise or in
battle. In twinklng he can send the command
begin firing Cease firing" any other in.
structions to each and every gun crew scattered
throughout the length Of the ship.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-11-18
THE LEMUR A CHARMING PET
Eha In His "Nsturallst ON The ProNl"
Describes Little Anlmal-serV-, .
ants Afraid Of Him. .....

Pets are Of all sorts. one OF the
most amusing and attractive Is de
scribed by Eha I'm his Naturalist on
the Prowl" This little animal was a
lsmur, and besides many gentle aid
caresslng ways. II seemed as II II
possessed certain sense OF humpr.
Says Eha ..
II used TO take its soft hand and
examine It's pretty nails Each hand
had one long. sharp claw Such n
curious arrangement puzzled me. un-
til one day flea showed me the uso
OF that claw. II bit the lemur under
the ribs. expect the little beast had
reason to be thankful that nature had
spared one toe when II promoted II to
the order Of four.handed animals.
There never was more charming
pet lie took life so gayly. and the
antics were so original. When my man
let him out Of his cage In the morn
ing, he would scamper straight to my
bedroom. look round with large eyes
brlmmlng over with mild curiosity.
and. lightly as rubber ball. spring to
my dressing table. where he would eX-
anime everything. Then he would
bound across the bed and land on my
shoulders. handle my ears gently. won
dering what was I'm the hole. and
thrusting In his long tongue 10 md
out
That was beyond human endurance.
and / would roll the little fellow into
a ball. wind his long. fully tail about
him. and fling him into the bed. lie
would be unwound in a moment, and
would skip away to explore some
more
His hind legs being longer than his
fore. he walked slowly. with his head
down; but when in a hurry he would
stand up and bound along like n kan
garoo. tail in the air. arms extended,
fingers spread. looking like nothing
one ever saw.
The servants regarded him as un'
canny, and fed at his approach. lie
would give chase, and there never
was finer sport than to see the fat
butler in full flight up the long stair
way. with the gleeful little demon
after him, three steps at bound
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