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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-27
9iBHtti0H btIObHt.
Gin suifipieI, bns bsm sefretdr gefSr'
hernna hradlte.

Gin 2ufipieI, bns bem Sefretar gefSrs
beruns tradbte.
Gus Rdris pir6 Der -Neuen Sreien
Preiie~ elm biibides fIeiues SuitipieI aus
benz 9ebeu er5dblt, bas bon elmer res
nommirten Pariisr auitipieIsSirma bias
Iogiiirt 5u fperben peroiente: Gin iebr
bober 8eamter eines Miniiteriitus. Der
Iber iid tein arberes Salipt nnerfennt
ais bas bss Minifters ielbit, beiist elm
Geutiitb Dou 8drtIidieit, bas iih I'M
eneeu Rreis Der 6amiIie niuG eeniiseuo
ausIeben iann. Ser bobe Seamte iibers
trdet baber S6dee, Die fonit uueeniist
bIeibeu miibten alf cine rei5enoe
Sreuubin, bic eetu0bnIib eine Toilette
@iIIa in Der 8annmeiIe bon Raris be'
tpobHt, idb aber in oieien bei5en CONS
mertagen nn6 9etubil1e eeiIiihtet bat,
mo befanntIi6 bas 2eben NIT ben oadu
eebDrieen Yerleneouiers ni6t biIlie lit.
Ser bobe &enmte 1T eeneros uuo reid
eeuiis. um fpdbrenb oi%es Der rei5enbeu
Sreunbin 5ur grbolnne ibrer Nerpen
n6tbieen Observation-Disclosures Die ionit ges
ipGbrte Peniion tu berbreifnhen. Was
iibrisens be DAME nibt binoert, oas
6tonomiltbe Yroblem elmer Saiion in
9eaupiIIe aud ibrerieits babur6 gu los
fen, bab iie lid bort auf ben Grm lino
bas an bieiem Grm befinolidbe Yortes
monnaie eines aIteu 6rsuubes itiist, Der
natirIib bon bsr ggiften5 6es bobeu Be-
anten feine G5niing bat Ser bobe Be
ante ihidte nun fiineit cine grobe teIes
grapbiidbe Poftautpeiiun9 rab Deanbiue
unb mibbrnudte babel ben Hamer eines
tuneen feiben Seiretdrs TIM RiniIterium
ais Gbienbers9Insabe - benn man fann
iib trob aIer @emitbsidbdse niht aiif
bett Seleerapbenamt aIs Weriorser etuer
reidenbsn Sreunbin IN 9edirbiIle befen,
men. 8ufdIIigertpeife = aber eiebt es
stnen 8ufaIl2 = tpurbe bic teIeerdpbiIhe
Grrfpeiiung Der Dame In @eeentpart ibs
res 9eaubiIIer Breunbes beiteIIt. Ser
Las ben Ramen bes GbTenbers - bes
tei6en Sefretdrs = gerietb in eiferfii9,
tiee 8ntb uub Iieb ben Don Sunu =
bdfiir bisIt er ibn = forbsrn. Der fef6s
Sefretdr errieth 5ipar ben 8uiammens
bang, beia5 aber eeniis Discretion iinb
@nIanterie, nm bns Siien dr3unebmen
Btr fasen nibt: Itiitb. benn es ban,
bette fid um elm fransSiiidtes piftoIens
buell. unb bic Sahs enbiste formuIars
mdbie: tipei Ru9eIn obne 0aeiuItat,
gsri5bniins, Sriibitiid. Gber Discretion
unb GaIanterie finb nod nibIiber aIs
Ueiitb unb berbienen ibre 8elobnnns.
limb ber feibe Sefretdr BAT iis boppelt
erbalten eritens bat ber bobe Beante,
ben er 6iseret bor einem unaneenebmen
SfanbaI eeid)iist bat, i'm benz Winiiter
dIs sinen iiberaus tii9tteen Beanlten
siir 1eforberiins smpfobIeu. 8peitens
aber Bat bic reisenbe Dame. fir beren
~ebre" er fih seihlaser bat nnb beren
Preitise In allen areffen. mo Srauen,
ebre sebilbrenb seftdtt unb = seIobnt
tpirb, burh 6as Susu iebr geftieeen IN.
ibm ben 9obn feiner @dlanterie nidt
borertbalten Ser fefhe Sefret6r, Der
fid iett nltf Der Better su boben Boften
bieIleiht airf ber StaffeI siir b56ften
Raht beftnbet. eIdubt nidt mebr an
etneu 8ufa1. fonbern an BorIe6nne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-27
u Ia &oiegger

Bir Ieien in Der Gr1Ser ~Sdeespoif-:
GuS benz @dIb tount boS tlorries.
sGbe 6oIJ aus benz 3dIb tritt 5ltpeis
len elm Isnid OoII llripriineIidteit unb
eiaenart in lIuiere Ritte. 90 erf9ien
beuer, aIs bic Gufnabmepriifuueeu an
ber 9ebrsrbiIbunasanitaIt begnnnen,
pl5eIib tiu 8oI5tne9t Dor ben RrofeiIo.
fst cine @eitaIt pie aus gfoieeeers
BuIDeeI1thten anb Iaete: -Bitt gar
i66u. tbuafs mi priifenl- - -Bds Hnb
6isi- - ~SoI5insdt bait 50 mar ID
In bsr Sbat. Gin Solofnett Der feline
eaH5t freis 8ett Sarauf bertpenSete. 5u
ftiiotreu, Der uitteH In Der rdiibeR
fbperen Gr6eit in Der urtpaIbfilen
gaIfauereeeeub nsbeH Der GSt bas Bud
nidt Uereab. Satte er ilrIoifb. 10 iaete
er ben Ssineu, er gsbs tpaIIfd5rten mad
Waria5en. SbatiddIi9 DaIIfabrtete er
tn ben SenpsI bss 8iHens. Shiu bat sr
Die Priifuns gum grfaunen Der Eros
Feforeu Itbr gut beitanheu; i'm 6erbts
ipirS er suSeiItis PIas auf Der S&uIs
bnnt ne5men.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-27
0Iei6 40 aIabiere.

Wis i'd neuIidb, 70 Idbt bic .Sdeli6e
@unbi9ou- eiuen ginienber ou @ort
fcnrmen, an einem ben ieltcnen SrSren
Sommertaee diif benz Sslisr SoSen
ipasieren sine, b0rte id6 ihon beim slns
fang bes Srtes Cans berbddtiee @erius
f6e, rdnIidb mebrere &ldniere, unb
Bipcr mertte man iofort, bier piro ~ees
ihr". Ter Ert lit lang aeitredt, unO
ale Huseublide eins es aus einem an'
tereu Saus nuf bas SrommeIfeI los.
Ilnb net nod berfolete mild bieies Ge'
tote, bas 10 gar nidt in Die IiebIide
Ratur bort oben pabte. Sd hattie bic
Sade fGor gan5 peraeiieu, ais idb oie'
Ter Gage IN ben -Sunsbruder Ndhrid-
ten bic erfldrung bisies rNaturipiin-
bcrs" fdrS. Su 9ans bat iid elm ~aIa'
biertoris" nit ieiuem Sofitaat nieoer'
eelaKen; iaee nnb ihreibe: 40 Snitru'
mente ans Snusbrrid unp SaI5bure
.tubten BORT hirauf eebraht tperbeu, nm
hie 9anier unb ibre rubeiu6enOeu Com.
merfriidTsr in @er5peifIune du brin'
seul Gber bic @emeinoe ipubte iid gu
belfeu, iie berbot bas &labieripieI Inut
duidIas an Der @emeinbetafeI pdbrerb
ter 8eit ben 2 bis llhr Ra6nttttnes
rnb rah s lIhr Gbenbs BEL 20 arouen
geISftrafe urb - iest fcutmt bas Gre
ireuIitite an Der saHsen @eidihte -
isoes aIabier tpurbe nit 10 SeroueH
gteuer beleet.
Ser ginfnu Der 2anier 9orfbdter III
nidbt iiberl @ieIleidt reet er arOsre Ge'
meinbeseiuaItiee sur Radahntine an.
Ser metdIliidje aIane in Der @emeinbe'
faHe 1T. tpeun and niht itdrfer. 70 bod
fdIer eebaItooIIer ais bns Gerdui9 bon
20 alabierenl -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-27

WaIboH Warf
enie SaI& fhttbt
hsr galans n @ eemSnm aan Dmt@ mnann Stm sOun va
autn ans a bnu B fs als cine Sg asbuHsn Der sT-
wdftu aas lcasn eabr bd Gatr untsfhBm
gasnism. Jrabli4tsu suts snssn, laFL e9dnbsit nnO
Grfrii@unsen.
Ginritt our sSair 10 Gents.
S&iH Srmna auf Des
5abt
5barrd setbe
prperamm.
@Bunu unb bbste 8nens fnb w fossnbm absntn nusabm:
SienFag SembgBts
bdsn Damn ahttuuua. S6waten Ausufa 8afA.
tbniunsm @spaftafkn.
Sambe-Sunsn MGnnn&c S&nsdbanl Soa
Ssas, SembH bic aum SS&tu abunss Baylor Dean
@ritt
samHag g. sadapHHa fHuusspasH atla
Club Oamiu 9utns Ro. unb O.
rf@dHm, bttn rrtn GinnHt.
Better Stbp. 3nes Prdibeut Grnf Glnur, 6air Sofssr.
q. eamsrfelb, Sa gspalts 72s aOn Strase.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-27

ben, ber benz uoriiberiommenben 26nis
surief: n0o9 Die Rspublifl Da
iommt Der 35uis g8ir miiHen buns'
srn. absr iiberall iiuO bic fOitbarftsn
DefOrationeu.-
4 Gin rguspunberuug.S Slanoal1
I'M 3leiuen bat ioeben bic Berliner @ss
rid,te beIhdftist. Der gluswanberuusS'
agent 3nutb bat Iih auf bic anflage Sli
uerantwortsn eebabt, GusmaHoerer iiii'
ter fali6sn 8oripiesslunsen fur Die
Sabrt mad Braiilien angeworben 3u
baben. Dos llrtbeil lautete auf orei
Wionate @eidusniB.
T Sn Preussn mar lesten DOM
nsrltas Bug unb Bettas. Die asmter
paren eelhloGeu uno ebenio bic @e'
ldafte nno bic Ebsater. SIN politilhen
Ssben lit cine tlsiue Rubepauie sinse'
treten.
T auf Der gtoroiss uub Der Office
baben Idrpere Stiirme sebauit. Sn,
iolse beGsn treffsu Sdblreibe Dampisr
perip6tet on ibrsm Beitimmunssort
Elm. 3wsifsnOs bat cas unmettsr uie'
len tleinen SabrSeugen libel nlttgeipielt,
bod, iehlen oariibsr nod @injelbsiten.
@lei6,eitis lit Siio. .Oeutihlano bon
iurhtbaren 0fsseusiiGen bsimssinbt
moroen. Waute 5liilis iine ihon ltsl'
lenueie iibsr ibre ufer setreten, uno
bic 8euSlferuns Der betreffenosn Ssssn'
ben liebt iit erniten llnbtloen auS9e'
fest. Jiamentlib Iino bic 5lhlie @n3,
Sasit. 3aber, Jtieo, ytsdar uno Rbsiu
i'm Steisen besriffen.
T gBie aus Berlin gemelbet Diro,
lit Die ausethnoi9te Betition oeutiher
SntersGsnfrsiie 3u @uniten elmer Be
tbeiliaung Dsutiblanos on oerPanama'
Yacifie- Nusltslluns uunmebr oem oeut'
lhen Rei6sta9 jugesau9en. Sie 1T
unter,eihnet uon Der Deutihen Central
lteue fiir Die 9Deltauslte1un9 In Gan
Ssraucisco, bem Yerein fur oas Deutih'
tbum i'm gluslano. oem Deutiden Werff
bunb uuO Der @elellifaft fur bentihe
&unft i'm auslano, Die semeiniam ben
Reihstag eriuhen, fur cine Beibsili9'
uug Deutiblanos eiu,utreten uno bic
Wtittel oaju 3n bewilli9en.
# @ntrHItung berri6t iiber elm neu.
erlides fredeS Stiidhen BON 8erbern
fir Die fran,Ufii6s Sremoenle9iOn. Sn
Raltutt i'm @rosbsriostbum 8aben bn.
ben Die g4erbsr eiuen Stuoenteu 9fa'
mems Eropi. Der erbsblih iiber ben
Durlt sebsdert, in ibre 6duse befOm'
men. Sie ma9ten ibn uollenos bes
trunfen uuO In oieiem 3uftauo wuroe
er iiber bic @ren3e ssid1afit. IS lies
liH nlsbalb isititelen. oaB Der nngliid'
li4s in bic SremoenleSion seitedt iet.
Bon ieinen slnSeborissn ltnb unuerweilt
S1ritte getban morosn, nm ibn uon ben
5elisln Der 5remosuIesion bu befreien.
T 0la9 eiusm YrossB. Der ia
Gage In aniprub nabm. murbe am
Samltae in DortmuuO Serr Ohm, Der
aeIhGftsfhbrsnbe Director Der ~yiieoer'
6eutlAe Baut", Die am 28. Suli 1910
fallirtt, Der unseieslihen Serausgob'
uug pon @eloern, our4 bic Der 3rah
Der Bauf bsrbeissfhbrt wuroe, iAulois
bsfunOeu uno gu fieben Sabren 3uAt'
baus uerurtbsilt. Sin Offeutlidsr Shh'
erreuiior murbe In Berbinouus nit oer'
lslben aueslssenbsit ju bret Sabren
5u9thaus usrurtbsilt. auoere Seamts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-27

= @ine BensfiB Borltellun9 In benz
Boli Gbeater am Wfontas 9ia9t bra6te
einen Heinertrag uon etma 5000 filr
bic Seb0roe Der SereiniSten 8obltbateu
ein.
= Srau @tiiabstb Renti6lsr itrenate
am Donnerita9 seeen ibren @atten
Satob eine @bsiheiouus an, neil er lis
anseblid srauiam bebanoelts uuS iis
gum 5ortesben 5wan9.
= @ebriiber Briggs erbieIten am
6reita9 uou Der SCRANTON @rmenbehUr,
be gum Preie pon $24, ,493 ben 9ontraft
ju9elpro6en, beim 0iufioe Seim cine
Ysrsniisungsbals unc @aidsrei gu sr'
banen.
= Die @ount1 2anoltraee, uon Der
Sta6tlinie In Scranton bic bur liio,
liheu Stnie bon @arbonoale EOmnibip,
1T nunmebr fertiS seitsllt poroen. IS
LIT cine prddtige Strabe, melte ben
Verfebr bcbeutenb erlei1tern mirb.
= Der SanbslsbebSrbs 1T ss se.
lungen, oie Wlatear Erud @ompanie,
nelbe elm Dert In a1entomu bat, fur
Die Staot ju 9ewinnen, uno mon er.
wartst, aufanss ndbiten Wfonats nit
Der Ssrle9uns bierber Su beginner.
- Der Moriiino 2absn on Der @de
pou Spruce StraBe uno g8pomina
Nusuue wurbe Wfontas gia1t Ourd
Rau4 fart beiAdoist. inesm Elm slim'
member 0rano in bem @roseldloB aus.
ssbrohen mar. Die alarmirts Seusr'
mebr bsmdltiete ben 8rono na6 ein.
itiinot9er Nrbeit uno brahte es fertis,
oaB tein meiterer Sbaoeu an9eri1tet
muroe.
- Der 20 Sabre alte Srauf Sbotta
uon Sranflin auenue. Delher anssblih
mebrere 2a9e 5uuOr aus Der Wobnuug
oes z. y. Wtf@lintod In Ouumore
Elm 5aB Butter i'm wertb BON 500 ltahl,
muroe am Samitas fir elm seri6tli1ss
Gri9sinen unter $500 Barsihait 9e
felt. @r beitritt ben Disbftabl nno
ertldrte, oaB Elm 9emiler Soues Der
Oieb 1T uno er nur Die Butter uer'
tuufte.
= Die 3edeninsenisure bsridteten
Der S6ulbeb6rOe am Wtontas Nbsnb.
oaB Die 3uftdube inter Der 9io. II
S6ule an Sadion Struse uno 9spier
Auenue oerart iinb, oaB elm neuer sln.
bau nift ratbiam lit uno oa6 oas ge.
senwdrtise @ebdube In einissn 0ohen
wubrideinlid aud ui6t msbr liher isin
wiiroe. @s wiro betont, oaB i6nelles
Sanoeln nOthpsubis lit, nm lssteres 5u
uermeioen.
= Nls Der 21 Sabre alts Sohn 8o'
Oine BON Glib Siebentsr Strass unb
Der 20 Sabr alte Ebomas @uruep BON
Wtaple StraBe am 5reita9 yta9mittas
in benz Saarenla9er Der 9ouiebolo
Sutftttin9 @ompanie cine 2aouu9 auf
benz Sabritubl bef6rbern mollten eab
ous Drabtleil nah uno Der Sabriiubl
| fisl ounn In ben Seller. Usioe iunee
Wi6uner murben uuter ben WtObeln &c.
ian9en Bobine erlitt einen Bru1 oes
liufen Beines un6 @aruep eineu bes
redtsn Ssines, iOwie aOpfidnitte. Sir
wuroeu CUR Vsbanolun9 ua4 oem
Staut Soipital genOmmsn.
= Der srite nit 6unfentslssrupbis
ausssriiitete 3ue in Der S4elt truf aHl
5reitas yiahmittas pom 9obOien bier
nuf Der Vadapanna @ilsnbabn elm,
Wtan mnhts nit bemielbsn Yeriuhe,
nm fsit,uiteuen,, innieferu li9 ous
Spftem 3ur @rtbsiluus uon OrOres be-
mdbreu Diro, lpdbreno Der I3us I'M pol
len Sanf mar, nno mad ben erjielteu
Relultaten Su urtbetlen, Dareu bic Ser
iuhe erfolsreth. Wiebrere Wals nurr
ben uou oem 3use Dspsi&sn ausssl
ianot uuo auisefansen. aud ihieu fit
10 er9sbeu, oab Der apparat ieine St6r'
unsen an benz Stodiional Spftem nod
Der elsitrii&sn Seleu4tuns Der .3hsI
|
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Streb', iDenu AUG burdb SiHie,
auf has 3S9its Gin,
GoH .buft 9u es nit Ei1fts ---
Get' GiG uid5t Ssnstal
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-27
Ser sOi6bilIjun bon Gpsrba9.
CmsIObi.: DIR Sassr aus aur.pfall.)

Der Bolhoillion bin id,
Der Boi6oillion uon @merba9,
5abr' DforgenS In Der Srib
9la9 @'rbad jeoen Dag!
Trnri. Traru.
ylor dllefort fioet. fioel,
Dab ih Der aad, fee 8elo:
SD fomm bod oorh be SDelt
9ssn Rsni6 but's bod TO gut.
90 gut rpie id1 DO nf meim Bod:
-Bas foidt bic Welt ? frae' i9,
Wann ih DO bone bod!
6ahr' id gum 8oibbof 'nnus.
90 wero Der erlht emol sefnallt,
Damn bloi i6 uf meim 0oru,
Dab . nor 10 ballt uno idullt!
Die Wedbder in Der Stabt,
Die ma6e ber al uf oerpon,
lin JEDI oenft: SECT blot
Der luifois SOi6oiuioHl-
so uuU MET Scn9e IWDet
Der Shmanerfris fdbrt INNER gut,
8eun ieosr Paifasier
Die Rdoer fAHiere but.
9omm' i'd in @rbad on,
90 feb i'd idun uon neitem ais
Wfetn Sdas am Sausbbol ltebu,
Dts SAOni9ti aus Der Paljl
Damn nemm Id flott mel 9Orn
lln ihwent' be Sut unb bio b'rju:
-5sinsliebAen, fei sesriiBt,
per5liebidtes Mdoel ou l.
lin fin mer oann alleen,
g8is tiiBt mid oanu ibr frii9er Wtunb
SSie boht Dor 1iebeslul6t
Sbr Bulen uou uub runo
2rari, Erara,
Der 8oidbinion pun @psrbaG,
Der is c treii Sset
lin alisfort fiosl
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-02-15
CAN PHOTOGRAPH
IMAGES OF BRAIN
Claim Of French Army Officer.
Paris Says "Tut|"

Paris.-Commandant Darget of the
French army is trying by a further Sc
ries Of experiments to convince the
Academy of Medicine of the truth Of
his theory that the human body sends
out certain kind Of K rays by means
of which ideas in the mind can be pho
tographed.
His idea is that these mental images
can be visualized and then transferred
to sensidzed Photographic plate by
merely pressing the plate against the
body. For his purpose he covers the
sensitized plate with printed matter,
puts the plate in an opaque envelope
and then presses it against the body.
In this way he is able, he asserts, to
develop in a few minutes negative
or positive Photographic impression,
according as the person is electrically
negative or positive.
The sum total of Darget's theory is
that the human body contains light
rays. To this proposition the Acad-
envy says 'Tut, tut" or words to that
effect. Whatever appears on the SEN
sitized plate, the academy argues, is
simply the effect Of the printers ink.
Darget is going to Vienna and Ber-
lin to reproduce his experiments in the
universities Of those cities. .....e
Professor Schlift is one Of those who
have asked to be shown what. there is
in Darget's K ray notions. ...
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-02-15
s.~s4AA
SAHARA AS FACTORY CENTER

Plan to Use Suns Heat For Power
Practicable, Says J.sAstlsy Cooper.
London. - Utilizatio Of the Sahara
desert as a center Of industrial produc-
ton is the suggestion made by J. Ashley
Cooper.
1t had almost been accepted as a tru-
ism, he says, that our coal supplies
were giving out, but the Sahara desert
received an amout of solar heat every
day equivalent to that produced by
6OO0,OOOOOO tons Of coal.
In this arid region, with the great
supplies of products available from the
wonderful forest lands nearer to the
coast and the country traversed by
a network of railways, thoughtful SCI
entific men say that If some economi-
cal method could be found to use this
lost solar energy such, for instance,
as the; scheme which was on trial near
Cair1there was no reason, why the
dreams should not be realized of those
who saw great districts of the world,
now arid and useless on account of the
intense heat, given up to the factories
Of the future. These would be of
enormous extent, with glass chambers
instead of chimneys and refectors in
stead Of furnaces, all designed to re-
ceive and transmit the daily gift Of
the suns heat.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-02-15
WAITED 35 YEARS TO WED.
Family Feud Separated Lovers. but
Dan Cupid Triumnhad

Family Feud Separated Lovers. but
Dan Cupid Triumphed.
New York.-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred SUIT
phen, bridegroom and bride, sailed
from here on cruise for the West
Indies. he is sixty-one, and his wife
is fifty-three. Their marriage a few
days ago followed an attachment of
thirty-f1ve years. standing.
The bride was Miss Mary Richards
Of Lodgep0le, Neb. Mr.. Sutphen's ia
ther and Miss Richards father were
neighbors in Nebraska when the young
folks fell in love-
A feud started between the house of
Richards and the house of Sutphen.
and all communication between the adj
joining ranches was broken OF. The
lovers were kept apart.
A short time later Alfred Sutphen
went to California and then to Austria
liza, where he took big ranch and be-
came rich man. Sutphell sold out
last summer and returned to Nebraska
to visit his old home. He found his
early sweetheart still true to him.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-02-15
FINDS FISHP0ND OF NERO.

Roman Exeavator Discovers Reservoir
Under Palace Whore Fish Were Bred.
Rome.-Professor Boni, who is super
vising the excavations on the Palatine
hill, has made an important archaeo-
logical discovery. Beneath the basili-
ca of the Flavian palace he found two
narrow stairways, leading to a ''pis-
cina," water reservoir consisting of
five large compartments. It is still in
tact, covered and we'll preserved by
watertight cement.
The reservoir dates from the time of
Nero, when it was used as a pond for
sea fish, with the object Of breeding
exotic fish for the emperor's table.
That the artificial rearing and hatch
ing of fish were practiced in ancient
Rome is attested by Pliny, who refers
to fish called scarns, found between
Rhodes and Crete, but bred artif1cially.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-02-15
WILSON PLANS FOR
IMPORTANT TOURS
To Visit Panama and Philip.
pines While President.

Observation-Disclosures officials ex-
pressed interest in a rumor that origi-
mated with persons who have seen Gov
ernor Wilson lately that the incoming
president has already decided on two
and possibly more trips out of the
United States during his administra-
ton. These are to the Panama canal
and the Philippine Islands.
The president elect is said to have
expressed the intention of visiting Pan
anna after the close Of the extra SEES
sion. of congress this year to witness
the completion and informal opening
of the canal.
He also is said to be anxious to make
a study Of the Filipinos at first hand
before endeavoring to have congress
grant them freedom. This trip would
necessarily be put over until after the
close of congress in 1914
He is also understood to be DESTROYS
of visiting Alaska some time during
his administration.
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be at their posts in twenty-four hours,
100000 men in forty eight hours and
100000 within week.
Every man and officer of the citizen
army has rifle, ammunition, uniform
and everything at home and can an
swer the general roll call at the near
est barracks within a few hours.
Briefly, the Swiss army can give its
great and powerful neighbors twenty
four hours start and still be ready
before them.
This is the first time since 1870 that
the Swiss government has taken mat
tiers SO seriously. Even the dangerous
Agadir incident found it calm and
hopeful.
Cereals of all kinds which were or
dered in America and Canada, because
the usual Russian supply had sudden
iy failed, owing to the Balkan war, are
arriving to fill the almost empty gov
eminent storehouses. -,
Farmers have been warned to have
their horses in good condition. Chief
surgeons and doctors have received Of
fetal letters from Berne asking them
to state whether they would like to
follow the ambulance in the field or
remain at a base hospital in one Of the
towns.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-02-15
WALES A "HooT MON"
Prince Practices on Baspipe. For Chest
..... Expansion. .,

Prince Practices on Baapipes For Chest
Expansion.
London.-The Prince of Wales was
ordered to practice the Scotch bagpipes
as means of expanding his chest,
which is below the normal for his age
and height. The statement that he
adopted this weird instrument because
of inclination was q polite invention.
The captain of the Scots guards
pipers goes to Oxford once week
to give the prince lesson. Owing to
the extraordinary and terrifying noises
made by the learner the college au-
thorities are bestirring themselves to
find sound proof room for the heir
apparent to the throne. His lessons
disturb the whole college. Ii
Certain irresponsible undergrads got
up band Of pipers provided with six
penny toy pipes, with which they pa
raded the quadrangle, but. they were
promptly suppressed
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-02-15
zUbE|R WAS KING
OF THE SUDAN
He Could Have Saved General
Gordon at Khartum.

London.-One of the most pictur-
esque characters In Africa is dead. He
was Zubeir Pasha, at one time an i'm
mensely wealthy slave trader and vir-
tually king in the Sudan. General
Gordon selected him as the only man
capable of holding the territory, and
there is little doubt that had Gordon's
advice been followed the tragedy of
Khartum would not have occurred.
In the last ten years Zubeir had been
living at Cell. Zubeir Pasha was one
of the remarkable men Of the nine
teenth century. He was quite cen
trail African Napoleon in his day, and
he paid for his large conquests with
both an Elba and st. Helena.
Before Gordon's arrival in the Su-
dan Zubeir was master Of southern
Kordofan, the Baru, Wadai and a num-
Der Of other sultanates, all Of which
he had conquered. Gordon wanted to
/ have him made governor general Of
the Sudan, and had his counsel been
followed there can be no doubt that
the mahdrs revolt would have been
crushed at an early period. But in
that case there would have been no
British Sudan.
England was sufficiently alive to his
great influence, however, after the bat
tie of Omdurman, when they brought
him from Cairo to help settle the coun-
try. He served Loyalty. and there is
nobody who has had anything to do
with the Sudanese administration who
has not kind word for the old gen
tleman. He was treated rather shah
billy, for, although the Egyptian govern
ment confiscated millions Of pounds
worth of his property, he was only al
lowed pension Of $4,000 year. This
was not much on which to keep town
houses in Khartum and Omdurman, q
huge estate at Cell, a harem Of some
200 wives and dependents on proper
tfOnate scale
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Find $1,000 Nugget.

Deadwood, S. D.-What is believed
to be the richest piece of quartz ever
found in the Black Hills has just been
taken out of the Summit mine, near
Hill City, which for years has been
yielding rich finds Of gold from seams
and streaks.
While working in drift on the 1855
foot level the miners ran across gilt
tering piece Of rock. 1t weighed four
and one-quarter pounds avoirdupois
and when tested was found to contain
$1,O25 in gold.
This Is said to exceed the richness
Of even the famous chunks taken from
the old Holy Terror, Uncle Sam and
other rich mines in the hills