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Friday, Junk lr, 1000
PHOTOGRAPHING A BATTLE.
The Incessant Wlilntlc of Ilullcta la
nt KxiuMly Conducive to
(inml Work.
Many people liuvc Intel ideas of pho
tographing a battle. A photograph of
Modder river would reveal nothing but
a bare Mrctch of veldt with u line of
willowb and poplars In the background.
Not u Boer could he hcen, nnd even our
own men were alinoRt invisible as they
lay there in sand-colored khaki, keeping
illiberal ilvepaecKupart only here und
theru wliete u blight undulation gave a
precarious cover could one see the
khnkl bucks clustered together like u
HWiirm of lociiBtB on tho plain, Bays
Serlbner's.
Personally, having been fortunate
enough to find u smnll ant-hill for my
head protection, I endeavored to take
a few snapshots with u kodak, not be
cause there wuh anything to take, but
in order to give some idea of the bare
aspect of n modern battlefield, but I
am free to confess that to let go tho
abutter and still keep one's head be
hind an ant-heap proved so difficult an
operation that it was a pure matter of
chance whether I photographed tle
veldt or the Hky.
Tho Inccwmnt whistle of bullcta is
not good for photography, though, cu
riously enough, it encourages sleep.
Many men dozed off that morning un
der the raya of a particularly insistent
Bun, only to be awakened by the
bursting of a big shell or the repeated
reports of a most disagreeable quick
firing gun employed by the enemy with
equal impartiality against our firing
line and our hospital wagons.
All the morning the one cheering
note wa the incessant reports of our
own field pieces and naval guns. Early
in the day the two field battcrieB had
moved round from our extreme right
and came up In tho center just a little
to the cast of the railway and did most
magnificent work.
THE ELECTRIC FAN.
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Fat or In the Land a Beyond
the .
The fan-motor is a peculiarly Amer
ican invention. It made its appear
ance upon the scene about 14 years
ago and met with immediate and
hearty approval. During the few
years of its history it has been rapid
ly improved and has now reached n
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Electrical Review.
Certainly the man who first
thought of making a little breeze
machine was a public benefactor.
Tho amount of discomfort that has
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many lives. It is strange that in
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oppressive in the summer months
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there should not be a more wide
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States and tho vast nrea beyond
should open a large market to Amer
ican manufacturers of suoh goods.
The punkah has been in use in India
from tlmo Immemorial, but Its days
ore certainly numbered if tho silent,
efficient American electric fan ever
becomes fashionable in that country.
A LIFE AND DEATH FIGHT.
Mr. W, A. Illues of Manchester, la.,
writing of hiB almost miraculous escape
from death, says: "Exposure after
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A. A. McININCH & SON,
BBOWNVILLE. NEB:
A PERMANENT LOCATION
A more pleasant or popularly ap
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Calvert Cox cannot be found in the
city of Lincoln. Tho picture here
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and Cox, and their marvelous buccess
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patients living within a"
radius of 150
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