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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-02-28

the direction where the one before had fallen.
 Little by little could see dots in every direction beyond the ribbon. A few figures climbed out and started run ming toward us. One, two, three!' whispered and then followed salyo from my men. The figures either fell or ran back behind the ribbon. From behind a hill flashed light and then the battery Of the enemy opened fire at the village where we were. It was the machine guns. 'Nu-ka, Misha, tickle the dadies. quick!' was the humorous remark of one or my soldiers to me. We must have Killed and wounded hundred or more. Then we turned around and rode away. without having lost single man and without having any men wounded"
 Mime. Colonel Koudasheva is student or soldier psychology on the battlefield. as IS shown in another letter,
 When you feel the invisible fingers of fate so close to your life, as on the bat tletield, the problems that interest vol, before and the feelings that you experi-
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and thus saved whole company
 Another Russian heroine is Natalie Iychnini. high school girl of Kier who has received the decoration of the Order or St. George for distinguished service at the front. She had arrived at Opatow among detachment of colunteers for the campaign against the Austrians. She was dressed like a man, and passed for remarkably handsome boy She was detailed to carry amrAunition 10 the trenches. She was in the hottest fire and was wounded twice. The Russians were forced to retire, and she was left lying on the field.
 The Austrian Red Cross workers found her.
 Why, this is woman'' exclaimed the Austrian surgeon who examined her. The Austrians nursed her. When the Russians again took Opatow she was still in a hospital. She was recaptured by them and sent back to Kier, where she was given her honors.
 Austrian women are also fighting Stefa Falica is young Croatian who enlisted with her husband in the same regiment. In this case her sex was well-known and she was not forced to use mems clothes She has already been made a corporal for her bravery in the field.
 similar case is that of Stanislawa Sio"7nos '" no cuiiSteu, udSquerdulnS as man. in the Polish Legion for Aus tria. She was made a sergeant for bravery shown at the front before it was discovered she was woman. Then she was allowed to keep her rank and her gun.
 One of the most interesting bodies of women soldiers is the Serbian organiza. tion called the 'Legia Smirti," or Le- zion of Death.
 The Legion of Death is composed of women who have been trained in the use of firearms and in the science of war. In the Balkan States, where women frequently fellow their husbands through Great Britain Rights ReserveS
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knapsacks, household implements, dead horses and men which the enemy had left behind in his hurried retreat
 'Excellency,' whispered my orderly, I see there beyond the hill moving dot It's probably the head of "dady" Gas we called the Germans). AS we were in the shadow of the ruins, we could discern distinctly the bare field in the moonlight. Before us was the first line of the trenches of the enemy. pulled my rife and aimed. A shot. The dot became black figure that rose and staggered and fell. It was a distance of 150 steps, and I could see how gray ribbon of trenches stretched in both directions before us-a ribbon that always fascinates and yet frightens because it is the home of death. More black dots were visible, moving in
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though you stay in the cold and rain day and night, yet you catch no cold, no ailments that are usual in everyday life"
 Mime. Colonel Koudasheva may require strict discipline of her interiors, but she never applies any punitive measures. She commands with the most polite words. Gentlemen, please, would you do me the favor" is her usual command to the sol diers. "My boys and girls go to any fire without any forcible measures" she writes. 'I just need to hint at an instruc- tion, and already it is carried out. have taught them not to shoot with hate, but to love the man they shoot. And they do love, which is proven by an incident when once we chased the enemy into a river and when we saw that they would be drowned we all went to pull them out,
 Copyright. 1915. by the Star compal
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- S " D""' Ne"en sr.nn Women a t the How They Are Fighting in the Trenches Side by olde With the Men, Undergoing All the Hardships
 or war, and Being Promoted to Lieutenants,
 Captains and Coonels Through Their Bravery

which there had been so much human Joy before and so much misery after. I was riding with a company of twenty-five men to trace the retreating enemy. though the amphitheatric hills that rose before us seemed dead and bare, yet mysterious flashes of light appeared here and there, like magic signals. They warned US of the hidden batteries of the enemy As we ealloped on, I could see tne road strewn with broken boxes,
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however, they fight with the ferocity of tigers. They do battle without ruIe nr reason and to the death. An English. woman, who is endeavoring to organize company of women for military train ing. said that she did not fear that they would not fight, but the fear was that they might light too fiercely. They are the most cruel of combatants when they so far overcome. their native womanly gentleness as to enter into combat,
 "A soldier of experience said that he would rather fight company of male soldiers than one woman soldier. He ex. plained that woman is too resourcefuI in the matter of weapons. War trans forms woman for the time into beast"
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out military cam. paigns, acting as pack-carriers, camp attendants, and even as trench-diggers and sappers when neces- sary, it is not unusual for them to take their places beside their husbands or their lovers on the firing line. There are many expert rife shots among them, many indeed who are ca 4pable of taking
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Servan Women Recruits for Dea Re.vrg F;,.,
 Instructions Enlstment

ence in a peace full feminine ac- tivity die out and a new view opens. It is not the feeling of sport, it is not the feeling of b e i Il g killed, that takes hold of the mind on the battlefield, but it is a queer, dramatic hypnose, lik an actor feels before opening a play.
 "lt all seams a huge cosmic play "a stern t r a g c pano- rama of life but still a play. T h @ W h o e human organ ism seems to W ork against all la W s of n a t u re, for,
Evening journal., 1915-06-04
ROOMS WANTED.

VIZ ANTED-ONE OR TWO ROOMS
w furnished or uniurnished, with or
without board north OF Sixth street, west Of
Market. Address W-i0 this office iunc26t
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BALTIMORE RAILROAD
and ws'og week d NJ ss. s5Sss. sSs. 5s. 500
and Washington snnd M-45e's5a 1882 P NJ
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Phiadsghn' sundays 4 s 49,, 30 81 se 1908
PHILADELPHIA &
P N, os sosd s9s w'y S Ms So n and % 40 = A
Pnis' s DO and SA' go s 20 E. ~ @ @ Fourth stree, %n %
PENNseRovE
. Rlsas ana f imnston and II Is p NJ from viii
800 A. NJ from and II As p M from Pennssrove
To md
minu 'terh andh fhourss
To Front and MARIE, 20 street. @ sSsy % ni hour % on & tn:
sysy New Castle With for Delaware
beginning ten minutes after the hour 10 Tag 90 etc NEhsr
Banywins Springs for Knnt Square
stance
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rnTNTRY rIrR GnLF.

Golf players win gather AZ the VIII
minzr0n Country Club tomorrow af-
ternocn. when there will be a haudi-
cap medal play. Qualifying round for
presidents cup. The prizes VIII be
for besU gross and best net scores in
qualifying round. only one prize 10
he won by any one player. The hegt
50 net score viii qualify for handicap
match play The winner will receive
a silver cup in miniature Of the presi-
dents cup. There will be no entrance
fee. runner up TO receive prize.
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ID OARDERs wANTED-ALso TABLE
ID hoarders. Reasonable. No. 10 Jefer.
son street =Sf22'u'
ID OARDERs ACCOMMODATED; ALSO
ID table bonrders az No. ia West
Twenty 18th street. mayi4~in.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

~ OfORFD WOMAN WANTS COOKING.
~ Call .35 Poplar St iune2.3t.
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IL THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY
JUNE 4.

.
Persons born on this date come
under the head sign of the air tripli-
city They arc controlled by the
planet Mercury and governed by the
sign Gemini.
This gives them a dual nature in
active operation so that they are diff
hcult TO understands and handle as
they arc never satisfied and want 20
be moving from one place TO another
or are eager to take up every new
fad
The temperament is artistic. The
genius If developed for music or art
Is very pronounced and should be
given all encouragement.
The fault of this personality Is its
improvidence. II does not and will
not save.
There is remarkable manual skill
and a good logical mental power.
The birthstone is an aquamarine.
The Want Ads are the best medium
for real estate
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HEATING AND ROOFING.
KLEIN MUsT suPpORT MIFE.

In General Sessions Court yester-
day Afternoon Israel Klein was or
dered 70 pay s. a week toward the
support Of his wife. For the faithful
performance Of the order he was
placed under a $500 bond.
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The very best cooks are to be found
In the Want Columns Of the news
paper, and there are lots OF them
every day appealing for Positions
Adv
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BOARDERs WANTED.

~ ABLE BoARDEK5 A. no. SIS WEST
1 street iulyi7-f.
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PUBLIC SALES.

Z OR SALE. on ACCOUNT OF SELLING
i house-must be sold before June 10.
1918; One fine Walnut Bedroom Suite
cost S275; one Oak Bedroom Suite; one
fine Walnut Hall Rack; one fine Walnut
Sideboard Diningroom Chairs. Sewing Ma
chine. lot Of odd Chairs. Clocks Pictures
Kitchen Table and Chairs, Carpets, Drapery
and lot ~ other household furniture. Call
any time and look Il over and secure a bar
gain. NJ. A. MARTIN
june3.3t. No. 1927 Adams 81.
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PAPERHANGING.
WALL PAPERING.
POULTRY.

ID ATsE YOUR OWN POULTRY AND
N Eggs $500 starts you. zone nest
box. nest material . Matching eggs, one set
ting hen, al complete. ready for business.
$1,000. Matching eggs from leading vario-
ties Of poultry. 90 per cent. fertility guar
antecd, also 400 breeders 70 sell. Mus
covey and Indian Runner Ducks and White
Guinea Eggs. 81 per setting. Turkey Eggs
booked for June delivery, SOC each. Hope
Farm Poultry Dept. VIM. r. Langshaw
Mgr Brandywine Springs. Del.
may -eod-1m.
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HELP WANTED.

w good canvasser. Start at once
Write BOX 476. city. lunet-2t.
1AT ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN. GOV.
w eminent wants Clerks S1a month,
Write Immediately for list positions obtain
able Franklin Institute. Dept al y, Roches.
Ter. \. " junct-im.
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REAL EsTATE-FOR SALE.

u OR SALE-ElGHT ROOM BRICK
II dwelling; BATH severed in frst-clasa
condition. No 626 East Ninth street Small
amount Of cash required. Price $1,000 Rent.
SIS. Apply owner No 926 Market street,
Room 202, or No. 400 West Thirteenth
street. junel St.
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BOAT FOR SALE.


~ LASS CABIN CRUISER. AZ FEEl
VI long, in good condition. a bargain
Apply A. Dubel No. 9Oj Market street.
iune1-Im
Evening journal., 1915-06-04

OAN QUART 49, PURE CALIFORNIA
OUS Wines at Keil's. No. 800 East
Fourth street. ml2-tf
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AUTOMOBILES TO lnRE.


N occasions and all distances. Reasonable.
Call l.. r. Bye. ID. A. Phone. 3dO6-J.
may25.1m.
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Two bays, years old, sound. One black
years old, 0s nice as any man has. Some
good sore horses will make good the farm
Wagons and harness Of all kinds. I can
sell you new harness cheaper today than
can buy IL az the factory. Two carloads Of
wagons on third floor at private sale
iune3-2t WM. II. KLATR
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

T. uRNIsHED ROOMS. NO. eoa ADAMS
street iuno3-1m.
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SANITARY WORKERS.
NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALI
~ STATE LICENSES AND TAN DUE
AND NOT PAID ON OR BEFORE THE
BOTH DAY or JUNE. 1915, THERE WILL
BE 8 PER CENT. PER MONTH ADDED
THERETO. IN ACCORDANCE WITH SEC
IION 6. CHAPTER 1873, Vol. -, LAWS
OF DELAWARE.
HARRY A. BROWN,
CLERK OF THE PEACE NEW CASTLE
COUNTY.
Wilmington. Del. May 20, 1915, junei i'm
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WANTED.

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M ANTED-DRESSMAKI NO. 227
w N. Harrison St. may1o-1m.
VIZ ANTED-i. 900 CARPETS TO CLEAN;
w storage rooms for rent. $1.5o and
81 90 per month. Both phones. GEO. +.
LANG CO., 1905 Orange st. feb24-tf.
w ANTED-wATCH AND JEwELRY
w repairing. Also eye fitting Store
open evenings until o'clock. Saturday
evenings until 10 O'Clock Original Thomas
Jeveiry Store. No. 400 Market street.
feb14-u
XV ANTED-FUREITURE. RUGS. CAR
w pets. clothing; whole households
bought for cash. Largest and cheapest rug
merchant in Delaware. Save money and buy
from me. Ready-mixed Fire Clay sold.
CHARLES S. HURLOCK.
aprs-tf Seventh and Poplar Streets.
w ANTED-INMEDIAT SECOND
w floor modern. nicely furnished apart
ment. three or four rooms private bath, com
plete for housekeeping; central location.
State phone number. street number and
rent asked. Address W-39, EveT'ng Jour
nal ONCE. s1ne2-3t.
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EoR sALE-2. 900 SPLIT CHESTNUT
II posts for fencing. 20 each. in woods
Address S.T6. this Office. apr2T-tf
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PennsgrOve Ferry

SUMMER SCHEDULE.
Leave Wilmington and Pennsgrove every
hour. on the hour from A. VI. 90 10 p. NJ.
Also 5 As A. NJ. from Wilmington and
Ills p. NJ from Wilmington; o'clock
A. NJ. from Pennsgrove. and IL. as p. NJ,
from Pennsgrove.
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For SALE.

e~e-.--~~-r---~>--~-~S-~~--
q MALL TOURING CAR CHEAP. NO. SOY
- Shipley street. mar20-t
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n OR SALE-ASTERs. COSMOS. CORN
400 West Twenty.ninth street. may27-2wks
Evening journal., 1915-06-04
HELp wANTED-MALE.

-l-1-l-l7--l-'-'-7-----l'---- ,-,-,-T- m
wr,r ANTED-LINE. WlpE.AWAkb OH.
w gsnitrrs for Delaware. knights OF
Arahla, Ford Bids. June l'-WAs'
Evening journal., 1915-06-04
CHIROPOnISTS.
TRANSPORTATION.

NEW SUMNER SCHEDULE. WILSON LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. 25c4
Fourth Street Wharf and Philadelphia.
Bouts leave Fourth Street Wharf and
Philadelphia. at z 80. BOO 10. 80 A. NJ,
L. o'clock noon. 80. 3 90. AIS, 6 90.
z 90 g. 80 and Q 80 p NJ.
ONE-DAY EXCURSION TICKETS, 25c
except Saturdays. Sundays and holidays
Regular rates; Philadelphia excursion, soc;
single, SOC All boats stop az Chester.
Evening journal., 1915-06-04

n, wO TON AUTO TRUCK CHEAP. NO.
i 3109 Van Buren, street. may3l cod I'm.
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TYPEWRITERS.

y T
II, YPEWRITERS RENTED - II II
i months, $500. Rental applied on pur.
chase Sold. $500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired Royal Typewriter Agency. Type.
writer Exchange No. 915 Market street
aug22-tf.
no NOT BUY TYPEwRITERs BEFORE
IL seeing our line Machines. $50 up. Also
billing and adding typewriters. We rent and
repair.
Bell Phone 5l25. 500 Equitable Bldg.
apr23.tf
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REAL EsTATE-FoR RENT.

L OR RENT-sIx ROOM HOUSE. Az,
modern improvements. Apply d. 8.
Lyman. Elsmere Del. -s5re.tf
Evening journal., 1915-06-04
Information for Travellers
PHILADELPHIA, BAIT rMoRE q WAS

Time departure and troreys from Wilmington
Trains Marked (') Epresses
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w MISUNDERSTANDING. NO. 227
w N. Harrison st. may1O-1m.
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RusINEss NoTICE.

y YOU WANT TO SELL YoUI
L clothes. call ~ Isaac Gibbs. No. s9e
he will call for them. Meme bought -
store. jan6.u.
Evening journal., 1915-06-04

r OR RENT-NOS. 500 AND 5l1 WEST
Sixth street. Apply No. 607 Washing
ton street. apr17-tf
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-05
CANON CITY AND THE SKY LINE DRIVE
IN~"THE GLOBE AT SAN FRANCISCO FAIR

oceans. In the coiorful reproduction
Mt. Ouray rises solemniy in the
background. The trees and rocks Of
The foreground being real. the spec
tator is assisted in getting the '-feei'
OF the backbone OF the United
States Below Marshall Pass are
has relief panels showing Ruby Cam
on and scenes on the Feather and
Missouri rivers
The interior Of this hure Globe n
so interesting that were the exhibit
on the Joy Zone and an admission
fee exacted. the neyer-ending stream
OF visitors would as eagerly pass
through It's entrance arches. Within
the Globe Is shown in miniature three
million billion feet Of the finest seem
cry Ia the world. In passing along a
winding fairy causeway one looks
first to the right and then to left
upon the vistas of a partly modelled.
partly painted drama that pictures
the scenery and the activities lying
along the lines OF this railroad sys-
TEN. The effect OF viewing these
superbly wrought miniatures is diff
cult to describe Not only do they
acquaint the visitor with what Is to
be seen on this route. but they make
him prouder OF being an American.
Moving from scene 10 scere is iden-
tioai with crossing the continent fsom
West 10 East. The Panama. Pacific In
ternational EXPOSITION is shown s-st
as one would observe it from a hin-
top mile away. The succeeding
scenes are given In the order in which
they occur: San Francisco: Sacra-
mento. the capital OF California;
Weather River Canon. which has made
the Western Pacific famous through
out the world: Salt Lake City: Provo
Valley and Utah Lake; Grand juno
tion. Colorado with an orchard in
Grand river valley: Clenwood
Springs, the noted resort; Leadville.
with its mines and smelters and
Mt. Massive in the distance: Royal
Gorge. which has made the name of
the Denver & Rio Grande known
everywhere that men love to speak
OF the mighty and beautiful in nature:
the Skyline Drive. showing Canon City
and the upper Arkansas river valley,
where agriculture aiternates with oil
wells and gold and coal mines: Pue-
bio. with the Bessemer Steel Works:
the Garden OF the Gods. with Pixies
Peak in the distance; Denver. the.
mile-hish metropolis of the mountain
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-05
gAsTLANp VICTIM RECEIVES
oRgAT Punllc FUNERAL

Chicago, Aug. 2.--Public funeral
services. attended by more than 1000
persons were held in the suburb Of
Cicero Sunday for willy Novotny. I
years old one OF the Eastland victims
who body lny In morsrc for six
days before It was identified. The lit
tic white caaket was nlled high with
flowern sent from ali parts OF the city.
WHY'S father. mother and 12'yeAr-
OH aistcr who also were drowned In
the ENstlaud, were buried with him.
The only member Of the family left Il
willy'a aGtd 1iendmother.
a pFccs1slen la ~ Mayor Thomp.
ion and coiSNi,tea o. public otilel<ls.
fear osnsanie1 q iltV e6onl1, ~
49, oI.1tslto1 NeA
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-05
MEETING AROUsEs INTEREST

Governor Carlson will be in Canon
City. Thursday evening and VIII
make an address at the meeting to
be held at the courthouse in the in
terests of the Colorado National
Guard and the formation of a COM
pany- in this city. He will be ac-
companied by Adjutant Genera, John
Chase who will also speak to the
gathering.
The announcement OF the Governor
being able to lie here came this af-
ternoon in telsphsce message to
Capt. Harry F. insicy. First Regiment
c. N. G.. who Is in the city 70. the
purpose of arons'ps interest among
the citizens relative to the organisa-
tion Of the companr.
Governor Ca-isau will arrive OH the
Santa Fe at 7-So tomorrow evening.
He viii be met ar the station BY
Captain InsIey AMI local citizens He
viii be driven 30 the st 'sthmore for
dinner and viii leave there at rs
close for the in--a.:ns at the court
house.
The work OF Captain Insley. DR..
cattSrmole and Commander Harris
OF the High School cadet battalion I'm
tne matter of securing signatures to
the petition for the formation OF the
company meeting with encouragement
and it is hoped that the full quota
of sixty names will be obtained be-
fore the meeting tomorrow night is
called TO order.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-05
,. n. ALLEN. FORMER RESIDENT
IN TOWN MONDAY.

Superintendent J.. H. Allen. head of
the schools at Grand junction. and
for many years superintendent here.
stopped on here Saturday for visit
with oid-time friends. Mr. Allen has
been teaching in the summer school
At Greeley and Is on his way to Grand
junction. leaving this afternoon for
that place.
AFTER short time there he VIM
so on to the coast where he III
meet his Hife who Is staying At
Ocean Beach ana thcy viii take In
the exposdioap toxether ana Mr. Al.
len VIII also Attend The convention Of
~ Nations. N1Alolional e1eaoiesion.
M. Allen a nv Utll -
49, N ~ q ~ ~, ~
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-08-05

Kingdom; the Pixies Peak region from
the Crystal park auto drive at Ar
lists Point. from which the eye takes
in seventy miles OF territory, includ-
ing COLORADO Springs. Colorado City.
Manitou and the Garden of the
Gods: San Luis Valley in Colorado.
showing 2000-acre alfalfa field;
Sugar City. Colo. with its beet in
dnstry: the ciiF dwellings OF Mesa
Verde N.nioual Park. IN south ssest
ern Colorado: osawatomie. Kansas,
with 3000-acre farm and /. stock
ranch: Kansas City. Missouri. with
its new union station; Jefferson City.
Missouri. with its capitol buildings;
st. Louis, the eastern terminal OF
the Missouri Pacific Hot Springs.
Arkansas. the famous watering place
connected with St. Louis by the Iron
Mountain Line.
These scenes are faithful produc-
tions. They are full OF color. They
are made instinct with life by the
changing play OF lights and shadows.
There are sunrises. sunsets. night
and storm effects. The growing and
receding light makes one feel the
might and majesty of the mountains.
When The visitor has reached the
center of the earth. as II were. he
finds himself standing before softly
splashine fountain. The light fades
Twilight is succeeded by darkness.
Then the twinklIng stars come out.
Finally the honey colored moon
sends glow into the chamber. The
soft ornament. with its marvellous
heavy bodies may be only a few
yards away, but the Illusion is per
feet. 1t is exactly as though one
stood in a garden Of matchless sum-
mer night.
The visitor Is recalled to the actu-
alities by courteous attendant,
who handssnim printed matter in
which the facts about the country he
has been viewing are succinctly set
forth. The Globe was designed and
built by F. 3. Fulton of Denver. VINO
directed the construction Of the in
terror scenes from paintings made
by himself.
1t is quite possible that no other
single exhibit In all the stupendous
expositions viii attract as wide atten.
tion or be more heartily praised by
It's visitors who ind they have been
instructed while being genuinely en-.
tertained.