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the \\'orld-tauu-cl gardens wllivll »

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F 'mor “m~1lUU"* at DMD c W \. __ Tile unveiling of a statue under or

Astronomer. from the worm oven gf' ollcntdl life us iound ln the b.u.us, -_-_-_-.-

Tile pioneer in the study’oi’ the

stnra and planets by means of thu __

ape;-_truni has been Sir William ilug- ;'|,):uL Mlnuscus' spwnd om with an

Hun_4.Ehexsgegtsrlrgsident ol' the lloyai cmwds ___`_d m________ _______d____s __a__(_?_l_`” It ;‘;)_(I'le|5'viBned by0__;‘;:_g::__(_)_l__};__‘lt_ _:`"tl_H" plantations of corn and oi' other prod: cutter’ which in clninlkl w be the

s A lo ______S _____.m___ the _,ye in _,amd and largest ever made, has been )'ecently

_ ._ _ _ ilcc

uoild ovei as the lluthplatc oi the Ll ngcume _m(_W_sHiun_ The nauws chaliged from steam equipment to ill-

new astronomy. l\lol'e than u gencrzu hm .

_ '_ _ _ _ claim that thero 1 ~- 1- 1 ‘ect :ri tr; “if.;;:i“°:"‘°e“'f.i‘_iv ..__.;;°..;":°.'_:. ;;;f.i_._;;°i’.‘: I -f » lu c cu cons u ion o‘ io Di _ __ _ '_ ' _ _ _ pm" f ._ . _ sun had been unulyznd latter tho mall- i»lfl~mdMm` “Hough “hu-h it ls Q81- g g up S eam' which matelldm le ner we huve indicatedl by the spec- _ _ _ ~ mea

troacolle set i\_li'. llllgtilns on_the truck 3;-“MH mchmdn U1 "gs ‘md °""'h“"d“

ol’ discoveries: which have revolution- _ .

ized methods oi' stcllnr re-sour(-li. The :mn msn and 'Ur 5' (`“"°py the w“|` has

difficulties ut the outset in the coir mn' struction oi' at sl|cr1~ssi`ili stai'-spec ,M troscope were enorinous. imagine the f`__‘H light received nu the ein-th i'rom_ ii _"H iii'st-lllzlgiiltiide stair, such as Vcgll, pu.

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Sir \'-1il.`.:r.l Huggins in His_0bserva- wil

0 tory. 9 of

wiiicli is cniv about the one-40 000.- d

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ilUil,ll0|lt_li purt oi' that l'ei-eI\'<_-<l from 9 the sun! It was necessary to attach a

il s|let‘il'or.<'_ope to the eye-eiltl ol' the UML

with _lt_ jvitii its sur in un- iptful

telscopt-, .o that ll \voulll he ellrricd

plane. l`llt»u, by iueuns oi"u sulali e reflecting prism placed before one-liuif V oi' thc slit of the spccti'oscop\-, light e

from il tcl'l'0sti'i:il i-ioilrcc nt the sitio Vic oi' the tvleeicope could he sunt into the me instrument togetllnr \\'itll the stur`s vu light, and so i`orin :1 spectrum by the tain side ol' the str-llzlr spcctruin l'nr ron- are

venient colnpzlrisou with it. Tile

uilcrovci' il stall* twlnkles Further,

rlenieilts \\'h2i-h piuy it cllicl` role lil i<'l'i~cstrl:il plly.\'it~s-ii‘on, liytlrugen. na zzotlluin. iiiugiiesililn, r~ulciunl-\\'ere "ci

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<~nsil_v l'ei:ogilixt‘fl oi' tho eurtllly sub- ,ai lzlillu-es: in the sturs. 'l`.l f|uot_t- tin- qs- spa

loiind to lil' the llrst und the most.

|:'oilour<'l"s o\vil nords, "'l`h<- oliservll- tory lint-uiliii ll llleotiln.;-pl:lt'i‘ lvllerv iei'l‘e:sli'inl t~llvlllisti'_\' wus llrought into di'i't~¢-t. tulicll \\itl| celestial rhtiln-

iiitry. The <li;l:‘;:r~tf~'i::tic iigilt-ruys *Ori

"""_’_“"l| U19 Olly. _thc iilinlilse wc get

the

\tlcvts, the shops. und l.l~it but _

vi it slr wilil _H i a ’f" _ s H" _ob:°':va_\;?_3_"° an :fo no means of less interest, the fa-

one hundwd and _my S__________ _“ues Largest Machine of its Kind in the

H nl0SIlue ot' Oinciailes. '

l§l'ecu‘lie in coiilpuct order round

profusion of tl tilgln l`oi 1-st

uprlcots. For llcdges there is the bowl

il across the briurs; u little water- In breaks on the edge ol' the road. mst”

ish that the broken mud walls and hand

vye. 'i‘l1t-'sc long gardens of Dil- "H"

1 _ _

~ _ _ inns(-us i’ornl the paradise of the Arab 0_"'~’ “f the mal" F9990” f°\' the

_,gk \vorld_ _thllmlg H l,i|g,.imag,_, tu me change from steam to motor drive \_, _ clt

, , _ __ _ and ,],.,_,,|,m. dum.,-t |;|-u_ me running tendance ot” an engineer, as well as the

_ utter weelis and months of dreary W”

he dela-ys formerly experienced in

po.

to ,.;d,d_ on _mph __ _.MU the- vlsitor duced the output of the grinder. '1~ht.

a cutting edge 18 inches long. Tho

|>,,,,,9g,.u,mt_, blossoms glow power is silpplled by u 20-horsepower

nigh the shnde; the ville boughs motor'

| an this WMM. and l,.__afug,_ _".9 so of sausage a day. ’l‘llis cutter can

vcnly houses have no power to vex‘ H' has R culmcny °f 250 |’Uu"‘15 m “V9

ites

World Operated by Elec- trical Current.

is interesting to note that a moat

connected motor drive, because

cutter in question has a 43-inch and six knives, each of which

the factory where tilts outfit is lied the capacity is 25,000 pounds

le the entire output if' desired, as

the saving in the expense for nt-

er convenience when niotor

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» . ""3" " ' ' f‘°" APPealed to Revolution- ' ~ ' . " _

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chemistry 'of the solur system _wasl ,ml

.sliowu to pri-‘\':lil, css:-lltiully ut lcust in

_ \ ____ __ ,,.. = rvtltei' is al. joy to his sight and music gre”

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\~<}-"»»* ` W" will

3#%r°. the

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force until the curth is like u l’ul'nnce """"' """”"""'

his ears, and it is something

variety of landscape and the pea

Q ' ary Tribunal.

The French author, Martainvllle, _II _ -_

o began his career toward the close the last century, was u royalist, and |-3'9"* M93* cuff" 7" U16 W°l?|d-

ld not hesitate to attack the Frsuc

me d not hesitate to sen

verybody to the gulllotine who ha eutured to attack them. Martainvill xpected to go with the rest of th

thus. “What is your name?" aske

n, "I am here to be shortened, no be lengthened' Leave me m

;`1»,,,,, ,.u,~¢|,1y |,y,],-_,__ ._ _.1-_-3,. _quo by figured in a sumptuous dinner tha

:ziiiu with the <'oi‘i‘espoildlii;: rauliiltiolls “' from slurry llydl'op'eil, or rise it-ll N

upoll the :lurk lilies due to the ltbsorp- 01'

tion ol' liydivrgcii ill Sirius or in Vega.

iron from our mines \\'us line-mutt-lied. ilk

lli:,llt for dllrk, with stnllur iron from I1 opposite piirts of the rfelestiul splicl'e," W

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LATEST NOVELTY |N PURSES. it

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_ _ , .--Si`f:=_=_s‘::~.‘L“»'~§:-_ ’ cut =;~@t_.-~ _~ ° rf- "`;'-1;-‘3‘ if..r"`__.-.1 ~'i:_’?"` , ini ' .- tb* ,_‘ < Q si*

as given to Lady Arthur Puget in nlinistratlon was instructed to make w York,” said s. fruiterer. “Many the necessary inquiries and was also

C these fruits I saw and tasted.

"The,-B was the star am,|e_ It is uical matters which it was its busi- e our apple, only in its center is "9" £0 a“5W°"~

thick, white cream, that tastes like

\ipp_ed cream beaten up with stewed STRAWBERMES ARE DYNAMUS ar u ce. /

“The iamrosaj looked like a peach

smelt like a rose, and it tasted like very sweet and luscious apricot. wh°"°by Fm" B°°°'"” E|°°"|°`

mrosaj is my alias.

"The mamo-mosho is the finest _- _ iutoriul fruit. It is actually like e. S"a“'beme5 and an oth" films'

mm but its taste is B kind of c0m_ nuts and vegetables are small ele__-tric

_»`__'j ___j_;;;=‘ ,_ ‘gui ' '= sugar and iced champagne.

__: _.f,~¢' » no-

i ~ f .f<‘°:'»..-= ` .lei

"Then there were the mannah, the chee and the mangosteen, all too lghtful for words, and all worth, on

A -- t fm t r in c :- __________.>__¢t, -_ .iccoun o e ces 0 s pmen, iom

The purse is mode in the pului of

the glove, and is thus`ssc\u-e from

the attention of' thieves.

_ _____._~_.__.._.. .,

' The First Lifeboat.

fimne may be sllrprisv-tl to it-urii in

lhllt the first ll|'l~bo:lt, t~s|l<~t-iillly ol' ‘Q the style ol` tliuiie adopted ut. the _h present. time, is still in existence ut _ ltcdcar, lil Yorkshire. says \\‘ludsor at Magazine. This bout was placed 3 ilt Hedcur in tlii~‘ your iSil2 to _nl lie used us a hunt' "tor suvlus st lilo in storms or other dangers

_the ships" coming into or noni' the so `inouth of the Tees. lt wus huilt hy a

Suudurlnnd from 'plans oi his own so

cents to $4 a blte."

_*___

° - The ciarinen

The clarinet has the richest, sweet-

est

ents, although its sound does not avei quite so far as that of the oboe.

voice of all the wood-wind instru-

henever, as sometimes happens, ere are two melodies to be played once, the clarinet takes the lower the two, while the violins play the iper and more important one. But a military band, where there are no

rings at all, the tclarinets play the mg 5e¢\‘|'r¢3 by wager, when the

chief melody. The bass clarinet is not

smooth or so sweet as the higher

_ - _ ' ul ' ll y s _(wi tv

_ _ ones. it has'u;l'l¢|\¢\"‘°|l0¥¢Y llbundl’ earth, As »the leiif-fe ponds i

S_i\lpw|-ight of the nelgirhming port of _Hough sonar than that d__me 5“__.,l_“_,_Hl° ._nd_muve\,_(, é_m-"ge-_i

on.-From “The Drum of the Bav-

k tliro\_igll shady lanes, to admire §'j__..:~'f-._.:'1 -__-.A - 1 V .

_ . ._w, _ - =f===;-;=;:;f,'.-;

of scenery lil il land wht-‘re the sun I __ _, - its down ull day with unremltting f __ °~~ "

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iron heilcutll ii sky ol’ molten brass. ._ 'E i. 5,1 if ilbiit-ui ivo-la. _

"'°'S"' TH" SAVE” “FE

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_,Minn and its amhm,mes__ P_,es_ driven. The direct eliminates belts.

ntly, of course, he was summoned to ihanmg' I"'"eyB' etc" and effects “

ear before the revolutionary

null, with the terrible Fouquler at W|,.e|ess 1-Negra h In cmnaf

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_l;_e:1_d.__ Tlienievoilltloiiaiy tribunals (70m,u| Gra~cey_ wrmng fmm f1~,_,ing_

,,"e"'°lu"°"ary judge; "M°"tai’3` _Shanghai directing it to obtain from

|e‘_»Sf'f_d the young ““th°"- "1YI'""'" foreign 2rms lenders for wireless Vme' exclahned the judge? ‘y°“ telegrnp ic installations which the dpceiving "5 ‘md "ying to hide government desires to establish ile- " rank' you are “n “"15t°°"f‘t» and tween the Aiiai mountains and Ahslcn "' namf’ 'S Pe Mnrtuinvmev “Cn” in the northwest of Chinese Turkestnn n President! exclaimed the young -‘The question of a wh.e|e'ss tele

ngliug of grape fruit, powdered`:

Invention, and pilrliltuicnt rorisltlelerl H

his \'.ork so n\erltol'lous und udvnu- fchoml _ _

laagoolls .thul

.£1,200 ns it roivnrtl lor his time. troll- biennd ingenuity. This ilnc old bout

did cxcolii;-xl

years, und tllcil, owliu; to il-u lnirotlur- D tion of~ne\\‘i-r f_v|lei~i and in-l1r~:' ilouts, Vi it was placed upon ilu- ‘rvtlrcll list" fh and ti‘nilslcrl'ctl to ilic shi-d wlicrt- is

now is, _

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it vol_l\\lfhliu :i silul of

Afdnity Defined.

A man who has a penchant for hrase-making and whose wife has a vid imagination got into difficulties e other day. The lady was reading

an account o(_t_he latest divorce and

. chanced to run across the “afi'lnilY_"

bromide. “Such a senseless word!"

_H she exclaimed; then, turning to her

L slirvlvc for owl' 'll

H.1n.rly.E|ri:tric Car, _ ____sb__nd_ “wh” tg an affinity, ony.

The ein(-tric irhicio is 1-.~‘:~r-l:liully how?" ..Amn“y._, 0h_ accpmmod..

lilo pro| cl' <-

iiips; for thu d:\:;ior who mu:‘,i i|f‘pl‘ilil

qnlpulcni lol' :-'ll_lillli!li»! Mon _mmm he def|ne,| Wm; ¢¢mg¢|0u|;

itncss. And ever siiltlw i\€`B |799"

"lion n lust-lrire to l~‘i- in i~r:|l_liurss1‘i\.\’ :trims an Ms cnvernan in th; effort or l.ir.l t, ni i_v_ \\_|llr_il_iit\ 1-_:iii_lii_i_l:.luil::l:_ 0 explain how he knew. .

llliufcif with '\'it_lio‘_it rzilli flrivnr. ’l‘lo

f-olitiol oz' tl.f~ }~\nrl:'ir °- chit `f‘ i"l“'1‘ if

lfw' [tr ful and for pit? traffic short Able

tiki ii.‘l1|r_~ :rn_ t fill' ilfon ri l-iv"-""'-9-f-“~ l‘t\li=o.F`f'_iicf=s urn' t~n.~c of

_________._

. A Financial Dui. "Why did he remarry hlsdlvorced

for ilt'ii~ '__r 1-‘_ wife?" .»

i-1 r. uluut o_o mei I ,"F0r money. _

. _______ ____ me "Why, when did che get ltr. ‘ npueiaiiy agree- ' "saved 39| nlll|°l7~ ~'-°.|°'~°\*”

____ ptimvhmnnnsuuunnmv

toi t

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for

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substantial saving in wear and tear.

d tau, says in regard to the plan for d using wireless telegraphy in China: 9 “The acting president of the board 9 of communications has seilt an order d to the telezrilpil administration in

t graph installation in the interior was

¢_ newest and most efficient, aild the ud-

glven a list of questions as to the tech-

’ English Electrician Discovers Process

ally Charged in Simple Way.

dynanlos as discovered by an Englisn electrician. The process whereby fruit becomes electrically charged is most simple. Negative electricity is supplied by the earth to the soil, and the extent of such conductivity varies with the degree of moisture ln, the soil. Dry earth is a non-conductor, a fact strongly evident from the truth that unless the roots oi’ the` plant se- cure a certain percentage of moisture the plant dies. The moisture in the soil provides the sap which, spreading upward, flows to the uttermost ex- tremitles of the plant through the dif- ferent 'arteries existing for such cir- culati n.

Theohsrthls always charged with

negative electricity and the air with positive, .the chargingof the earth be-

lenves"lfe'g_i_d tio burst forth' they be- ' c ' e lain- all ith as suve else ci

with positive electricity-irromv twelairg

9- to the' Greet 0l‘Ch€IU'll."' ‘U ` 5l5"`as` llk`ewlse`¢fo 'the flowers. Wheii' the

fruit commences toiform, however, na- ture provides an impermeable insula- tor represented by the rind or peel enveloping the fleshy portion of the fruit, but at the some time the nega- tive chlu'¢Lu¢.cont.lnues from the earth to the center or core through the stalk, this central negative cell being insulated from the positive fleshy cell by q thin skin.

New Flexible Non-Metallic Conduit. A new flexible non-metallic conduit,

known as "wire duct," has been in- vented, for which there should be a very wide Jlsid, if all the claims made for it can be substantiated in practice.. its fiber inner tube is attached to the middle tube by means of a helical

dlnary circunlstances is a very lm prcsslve occasion. but it_is frequently rendered ludlcroils by u failure ut 1 _ very- criticul moment. Often the <Ira~; pery whiclris used to hide the lines of ` the memorial refuses to respond to tht

F The Status Covered. g i mf

vance of the set time, says George J.

witnessed several such accidents, an

department of the interior at Wash- ington, set about some time ago to devise some method of performing this operation by-the use ot' the cloc- 9

tricai current, so as to render such oc- b casions free from accidents. Recently p

two poles placed on either side of the ' p

Held slightly away from the pole, the u

to reveal them to the assemblage, 'and tl

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’ ' '_ _ ,- ;-:Q1-:¢,'_:

o 'rua statue unveiled. ° '

piled with small magnets and cor-

to hold the edges of the flags together, even in the face of a strong wind. This current is conveyed through a small insulated wire. When all is ready one of a pair of touch-buttons, °° placed at a. convenient point, is el* pressed. The flags open like a. book, 9°

as an effective background to the '-5

pressed, and the flags move off under

poles, leaving a free and unobstructed

' _ 'L_ i -' Q ' _ _ _ `.')é

- , -l _ _ To _D_9ft`o'rmI_no tc:-Mud of Cunront: ‘

‘nrlier than the original schedulfhai -onteinplateri. `

lille- ill'0lll1cd his spade in surprise' ind ' H

tugs and pulls given at the cord; “‘"=“ llavv lllmed over n new leaf l which were designed to draw the fab- "_ ric away. 'Pills sort of.mlshup is no ”“"- f"' °""" MU’ 5'@lll'fi. Ill' this 18 less embarrassing than when the ma ‘he _

terial falls of its own accord in ad- mm N’ get 5U"`lé ` '

Jones in Scientific American. Having EMANATIONFROM PRINTEWB INK

9|€0¢l`l0lil Sllgineer emllli-lyed in the I Peculiar Froplrty Found to Affict I

he 9Jl“°UH0€d the ¢0l1\l>l€Ii0n 0! bil than 'inventlgltorh Pb`otogr`\pliic roll self-assumed task. " ' _ film The scheme calls for the erection of _Ihr

monument with a stout wire cubic which it is wrapped. The emanution stretched from top to top. The ends lg of the cable pass down the side of one ink pole and are secured near the bottom. not pret!fsel_v‘the dime iii' the emana-

ctillle HMS HS 1% guide 'for counter- tive substances, for, uililke tbefn, it weights. Mounted on the cable are chan"ie‘il"§ilhi 'Arliblc"lllto“ s. granular. two swivel pulleys, each supporting lbs a wooden staff balanced therefrom. ‘feet prqduced`ou‘tl\¢ gFum”of envelope Flags are generally made use of for ‘dupe by the printed characters on the the purpose of hiding the lines of the envelopes that first attracted the ln- statue until such time as it is desired veutigatofs attention. The emnua~

in the the electrical process the biint-‘ the same way sis light, and they uxl ing is secured from these stloksr The dlze melalsurfacesiagaihst which they flags hanging from the sticks coin- strike. The exposure necessary to ef- pleteiy encircle the statue. The feet a sensitive _plate is eight to ten lengthwise edges of the fldgs are sup- days. "”""1'“""““"`

‘Eg " - 3' - _ well-known poet that be once walked “'°`\"’ ' __ ' 'into the sauctum of a magazine edi-

' - - ` ,tor and submitted to him u poem,

' _ _ ' _which was promptly rejected. The

V _ '_ ' ” _i ;; f' 9 editor endeavored 'to cheer _ up the

» - it b ta lit-to = - -~ 1 -_- ‘ ‘ '

me!"'A “"6 F"e“°hm“" loves “ “'“` giien§;‘t(i1\etnl¥Jst smigmlrtanni ln\ee?l: iff " _ I5' 'A ' ` ; 5 cresmmen bum'

__s_i§__a:_<i_ve`__all_ t_lliu_HS,__edm;_<| Mm" China to-day. it iksaid the board con- " ._ ."_':“' A-g

1 is " mm I’ ea y “I” siders it Practically imllosslble to es 'ff ` ' 1f'f:f`5¥"` "

"_""'*`S grim ’°‘l’°“S° th” if tabiish the ordinary uma lines acrosr ,___'_§§f__ med ,hp ,on of -p,,,,,,,,,,, pups. 'ed his me' the great deserts between Peking and _ ` __ " nontly. “For me, romance! And, bl'

'_ ""”‘ the extreme northwest, but the uatura tl?

New Fruits. difficulties could be surulounted by tht ___.;___-___;____ __..--_» "1 ;'_

"New and strange f,-uns from equg. use of wireless. Balkson's system is ai Africa and the Amazon vapey considered by the board to btytlic

Golden Lie!"

Nuture'sti\dy is teaching the youth

tudy li not to be taught for the"pui- ole of making the youth A specialist

ill desire to pursue a science for thi ake of the science, and he should b ncouraged. But every pupil ms:

rid i»iru|._sod tnqectpnnd runnin l'oplf|_>.-_,md _thai-qby-_his life will. i: `-"°"""5°‘°"' Th' -°r°" M '°h”"“‘ rife su hour of their time to nicer and

:ir To wizitnv n=iAvEl_sR _ _ 'iztecrnic cunnenr To uiivsii. "lf ""'*'" `-*IM* _‘?_"` 'l=°°"°-F ' _ » ’ “E” "°'“="* °" °°“'=5*= -'°‘1

“_ 'HIE I _`- _ » . -

en C:rc‘:ns of Damascus Rest the ` insures Removal of Draper . 'una' n"°rm'"°"' I” "E C.” °f ” '-"

_ T t _ _ y Without i-\ . ~ _ - ._ _

Eye After Long Journey Through ‘ Fe" °f |~U,f||¢rou|_ Fauu,-, l . _Elm Dooi_l__\_t_|'l. ‘ . Q e -| the Desert. __ _ \ _ . *_

l . -

and Emb'"°""'°"°' gnc of the euicst going, most shift- I

individuals that ever drifted P

I U¥i\ life. too lazy to travel any way

-xcept with the current, was Sam Doo- ' I

ie. Suu was born tired and never The "Wu" in mick mlb md pearl'

,u",.e,, “_ Hem! behmdmhd W" a` :poke up glmrply. "I am don_e with the hrniilc complaint with h1ni,nnd 'It

es if

ill

lmlill' :or no rim nobody' really ex iected anything else of `hfm.`

_ In the course of time Sam died. The

_ 'unerul _arraiigementu had iieeli nndli _

‘ ind the announcement sent out when

iwin `1o`nther én

S gngeineilis of the of- i

lriaiiuiz clerg_\'fnafl,‘ il was found nec: ~ssary to cllaiigc the lime io an h`0ur_ ilu-ad. and as a com-I-uucnce the'l1od,\

ea _

ched the cemetery conslderublf

As the procession entered the gat( lui halted, the old gruvedlgger, who :ld not been notified of the change c.

asked.

"Is that Sam Doolittle yon`ve go' here?" 1

lipon heing'assurcd that it was. ill. »ok_hls head dublunsly and cronkcd: '““". ll“lh:il is Sain Doolittle he

` ' ul

a sudden. l've known him, boy un'

first trip he ever took that I knew

il ahead of time.

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. Photographic Plate. .

That prln_ter’s ink gives off an inanation that- passes through opaque odles and affects s. photographic late has been discovered by s Ger-

ld' sometimes "thus affected,

ough its celllrioid cover, by the

rlnfed characters' on- the paper in

round t_b_ proceed from me oil in ure

durin¢'1h`e’°dryin¢ process. lt is

on"!'i"oui'radfuIu and o"tl\a`r radio-no

uluble” ‘sui»il:an`c¢_' '-it vm this ef-

ons 'are r_cll€le_t`ed_ by meth! mirrors in

WTI*

Prompt Delivery. It is related on good authority of I

“Try special`articles," he suggested, here’s money in them." '

l couldn‘t do special articles," “How did he come out with the au-

e way," he' immediately added. "Beautifully They listened hopeful-

hails a good 'starter for is poem.

h U ilm-let me see: those appointments. But you know it

“For nie, Romance! For me the

In a few minutes tho new [mem

"e5P°“di“5 ‘“'m“t“"°5» “W m°5“°" 5°' was all written out ,on the buck of my friend of the temperament dlsap '"3 ¢°“l1e°fed 1" 5e"‘°3» and the cu" the discarded one. In a few minutes rent from a. few batteries is sufficient more it was accepted. - leaving no word of explanation for

|'¢_» “What had happened?" -

A ..t$:£;;th°f'::1 33319;, 3:5 5 amd" "In ten days he returned--with a

in in circulation ln, Ireland in t_he rly part of the nineteenth century, uivalent in value to thirteen pence_ d was known locally ‘as s "thir-

and for a few seconds they remain ?.nen_,, A pmt.. in mnney means any up himself-on his prospects!

all coin, lui a four-pen y bit. _a

memorial. The second button is then gapenny hm specmcmly M ,S thu l couldn't let them die in the street.

me of it small Westlndlan coin.

‘he'“"°“ °t the weights' mward tm If/earth about ten cents. In parts of uelllng about Arthur Lorluguton. His

_he United sine" there W" |0,.‘m,,.|y wife was a sweet little thing, too,

new °f nw statue' current a small coin (called in mme though l had hard work to forgive ber

The inventor of this scheme had an “mes "_ Maxima ,|,||||,,¢)_ of -0,9 for ruining his career by marrying him

ambitious desire to put the scheme tn V me of 12 1.2 cenfm md gms was an severe test at the unveiling of the :cmd H ~b|¢_~- m ¢||9_Cg,mdl‘gn Went Franklin statue in Paris. He submit- Uday a --hh" 1, “pl go he 15 cbngg, Wd 9' Pm" t° the Am°"°““ °mb"' md 25 cents represents “two bltl.'_'____ "‘?_\|‘lP°}.l_*.d..}f..f!'.§ll!l§...HQ.I‘ei\.liY 809111911 sailor. His suggestion was that the ceremony he made a double one, the actual pressing of the button being

done at Philadelphia, Pa., at the meet _ _ ing of the American Philosophical so ‘°_ clety, by some distinguished elec- ° trims who might attend the gather- '¢ ing or by some of the descendants oi ‘° Benjamin Franklin. several of whom 1 are still residing in that city. There ~’ was not sufficient time, however, to °" make the necdssury grra.n¢emcn_ts,- :V #rich would require much correspond-

e ce. ‘ - ` '

Nature Study. `

see and to know the thing nearest hand, to the end that his life may

fuller and richer, writes Prof. L_ H. tley of Cornell university. Nature

‘a scientist. Now and than il PUD"

'taught to bei interested in illlllt

_ At ¢,li1_u_»l_it._ls eclllury to know wgother the curnhnt il u circuit is ul- teruatlng or direct, and as the gon

z:.:.“::.';'::i::."li.°::;':.::..:.':.°.:i":.°; termlb_lng~tllis on the spot il desire- _ l'_",'_’_l"h»» ';‘°._‘°|:‘_‘;";_°M“t"_:i;' :_ l‘;':_?;’_ ine. /nearer of Popular mlmrieity ‘ing -_VFNH own hmm ,mn Hu suggests the following method: Hold ‘peg __'_'____ one dl’ ana; L__`e__h ,__ “ 'mn '°"“°° ”°°" °" '“°°-'7d°°°°"' :ten mm! A aelmloile llimier' in ii lamp burning on tlie_circult. If the d “_” "_ se"b__'__°uzh how he un. current is alternating the filament _’_£_ _ g °,o___m___mv"ne_(______ __The _ will vibrate. If it is direct the filo- __ ___,,,___,§__,_`,e,___{___1,‘_._) .__._;‘ w__m_ _ ment will bend_ slightly toward the .;x_e___§______é _____________(__ i; w_m”_____,|_ __

man' but Wu nm' 'mute' -° 'iiicll' ld llililly rocotnmcndxl hfl'

¢u_l_ zike__earo_ol imu.

° North Pole Expeditions. ii other reiwns str'-i;~inilr at hr

Canada, Denmark, France. Germany ~d t-arm; ngrrr, ‘!ce"|1n_l’ rn -» »»' England. Ruufia, Sweden _and the .\-; lpn, in tqnue~1uc:u-e of nil.'.\~\-._ United States were, in 1908, repro ears. always fortfst the sfiiizer."

sented lmimg the 12 expeditions e »----»~

bond, which entirely prevents its be- A ing pulii d out dh wires being threaded through it; and the whole, while en- tirely non-conducting, bln (rest Mx- Inmuy and to mm noni in-_

dl! U¢\‘l§\ .mums-anti

which were struggling tovflrd” the Aequlrlni l R.pumi°,,_

t ..

iculty for officers loiug nbmatl ii "The next duyl met blm on the

_ _ __ _ W/____ __ _-_gd _ _ _ _ .._ _ _ _ __ _

1..

When Grandmother Rlldu Fire!

ter from Her Grandchlld. '

A ' ___ g~ _ You may talk about great static po-

pers, of prealdentrmessages, of royal exchanges of salutations, and ufirtbll

it.”

"Why, Mrs

every sort and de

do you mean?"

“I will tellyou

'Seraphic/' month-Arthur Lorlngston."

~_ "Yes: ¢0 on," chorused the listeners.

"Well, I had met him by the merest

chance. I was struck at once by his dreamy, remote air. I learned that he _was u musician, u violinist who had studied under excellent inasters, had come to Chicago to get some composi-

_ tions published, had failed and was stranded here without acent of money. Jf. course, he didn't blurt this all out lls I am doing." _ g

"Exactly," said the others. "Well, l went home and couldrrt get

that poor man out of my head. He had given me his address, so l sent for hlm to lunch with me and discuss mut- e'rs_of business. _He cams and played ‘or"m`e‘ldl'v`iit'ely!"`l knew be wasin- leed an artist the moment he drew his ‘low across the strings of that violin. lut' you have heard him yourselves. i`houI catechized him. The upshot of :he mutter was that i persuaded him, 'After numerous interviews, long argu- uints, an incalculub|e'ex'peudlture of iiplomucy and a patience not native to ny soul, to let me introduce him to sonic of the vaudeville managers in town." ‘

"Bus womm! Corrupter of genius!"

were the protests.

"Wall, you may Imagine the trouble

I _hui to get even a. hearing for those unfortunate vaudeyille managers with niy artist of tbe`\tempera.ment.‘ He doubted if he would not be debaslng 'bis culling to so much on consider the project. And ull the time there hc

wu_s, starving!"

"That, by the way, was why you got

up that subscription, waan’t it. Mrs. Bond?" interrupted a young man at

hor right.

"Yes," admitted she. "I simply

:ouidn't sea him perish with that genius of his. And I knew he must get hungry between my lunches and teas. He dldn't mind the subscription at all."

jocrats of the drama?" inquired her host. 0

ly. Oh, such trouble as I had getting

nukes time to arrange these little mat- ters: lil the midst of the negotiations, `lust when everything looked rosiest,

peered. Simply dropped out of sight,

me." 0

wife! If you will believe me, that in- nne youth had gone and married a little country ¢lrl, as inexperienced uid helpless and altogether impossible

“Then I had them both on my hands.

And there was sometblhg awfully up-

lust st that time.

"So I let valiantly to work once

more! Arthur had dewied that be

H o have an idea about lt. I agreed with lim meakly that vaudeville was but a :cor excuse for nrt and hardly worth l 'mans best efforts. Then after weeks if scheming and planning and wire- iulllng l was ready for my coup d'etat. Nhat those weeks colt me in broken lngugementn, wearlnels of the flesh lndself-sacrifice no one knows!"

"Poor Mrs. Bond!" murmured A lis-

'ener.

"Finally the day arrived which was o_ make my artistic frlend's fortune, 'unsure him of his chance to study in 'otnfort and dignity. Six of the most `nipo_1-tant people of musical sym- -stilfffln the city bud 'consented to

ellr him pity. Iknew tho victory was _iteudy won. "Well, we met, and we waited. I

\n‘ew they were fldgetlng and, an for nd, I was :linking with fright. Forty uinutes we waited in u dreary pre- efise of sociability, and finally we parted. Arthur Loringston had broken hat' appointment! i was nick with -portiflcution, but i was also alarmed.

‘My poor friend,” I thought. ‘What

errlble accident hu prevented his t»mini;?' ' ` ° ` i

urect. He came up to me coolly, smil- i;l;_ appealing us over, cheerful, yet. .vim his iiuie air of arenmlnsn.

"'Dci\r Mrs. I-loud.” he sold, 'I _wal

lorry to disappoint you yesterday, but i was lln|volduble.` My wife had u title attack of home-sickness, lo nutur-

Nortll pole. Eight leaders were vet- ____ _W um man get the _,__",__ _

g:::;°;°:r|3;Jn:rgg`b:‘g& t<h;rH3i|::: 'mi rg' cf! lliclf h,P;§£0und lhlnl4er‘."‘

v -. _ _' _ _ . .qw ing on mlb u that nobod! mg ggmuucn of Dcutnsrk. Chiron - E _ A i _

_ f . _ ..___s“, . _ _ _ _ - 1 - .lnderl dl Ind lllbrlby uvoldffii thc ln" "Munn in "_q|`. §;:§"g ' et hw 'M ___°°°',;°‘,_,,{{1"-“' »lt""“-°'-" °""- uluuiltlu Ima'

ally I was compelled to deny llI¥l°|l ` the plbuure of meeting your fricndll' "And that," sold ln. Baud, "is why

“UHF

tw ..-_ »....¢.An...um _

ll listic tempera-

. ment for good und

ull," she said. "l _wash my hands of

Bond,” protested the debutante, “you have ulwl\_\'B been ‘the good fairy of artists of

scriptlou. What

Do you know that tall, pallld, ` ser- nphic specimen of the race whom l have been intro-

. duclug to every-

body for the lust

sort of thing, but when you wolf! tt strike a chord_tliat beats _ln_hu|‘_lndf\y with the human heart. just see that grandmother reading that drst. letter from her grandchfldf All time lid space. and things created and llncfo- ated, are concreted into the bliss ‘ot the "moment, when the dear womiiu drinks fn the meaning of those awk- ward, besltutlng, fncougruous lines, which with all their crudltles, still seem stately and dignified under tho emotion of a lrst great effort.

There is nothing like it. Shake-

_ speare never matched lt. Dante rendu

like an almanac by the side of it. D is a revelation that makes St. Joha’l seem lnslpid and pale. The good wom-

‘ an reads it over and over, and think!

away back when she was a little girl, and when the chlld's mother wus A D tie girl, and then of this little boy, Just. starting to open a path into the myl- tery of life; and she reads another passage of the sweet, blundering let- ter, whiclx closes with the very for- mality of affection-"Your loving friend"-and then ber thoughts rush out of the window into the gray skies, but after a while they cuuie back, bringing ber the assurance from soiue- where, that of all the blessings of life, one of the sweetest has come to ber- that of getting the first epistle from her first grandchild.-Columbul (0.)

State Journal. I

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RST AND LAST APPEARANCE.

Only Occasion on which Cuuy Wu

. Admittoig Parlor. '

An old Irishman named Casey made

a lot of money as a contractor and built a fine house for his children.

The sons ami daughters were much

ashamed of the plebeian father, ond Casey was \lways kept in the rear of the house when they had u party or a reception. One day Casey died, and there _was a great to-do about lt. The children had a flue coffin, with plenty of flowers, and Casey was laid in state in the parlor.

That evcniilg an old Irish Womln,

who hail known Casey when be was u labor--r, came and asked to see the face oi' l.er tit-nd friend. They cou- ducted her to the |i:::‘!o:'. ' She \\':~l'i -l up to the t_» Liu, took u long lol - mid;

"l~`rt _ » au’ tbey've let yo

into tn' |..._ cr at ls.sht_"

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Grizzlies Eat Vioietl.

in one locality the grizzly of the

Rockies is found eating the fresh sprig of the dog-tooth violet and the green leaves of the spring beauties, says Fur News, while a few hundred miles further on, to the north or south as the case may be, the grizzly doei-.u1't touch them; ' ""' ' instead he may be discovered

munching ut the young shoots of the shooting star. down in the Bitter Root mountain country, for instance, among the towering peaks of the higher Rockies. Upon this question of locality which is often overlooked or even ignored by nature writers, iles the solution of many warmly dis- puted points between those who tell the public at large all about nature

and its animals. .

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First Freedman in the Army. The first muster of freedmen into

the United States army occurred on November 7, 1862, at Gen. Saxtou's headquarters in Beaufort, S. C. it was on the first anniversary of the cap- ture of Port Royal and at the time of the organization of the department of the south. ?

Capt. James had his nien drawn up

in line and as he read their names from the roll each man answered "Here." Then with uncovered heads and right hands raised the men took the usual oath of' allegiance, which was administered by Gen. Saxton. This simple ceremony over, the newly made soldiers marched back to their camp.-Southern Workman. `

When Lent Commenced.

Lent is said to have been lu-

stituted by Pope Telesphorus. In early days Lent commenced on Sunday. now known as the first Sunday in Lent, but in 487 the four days preceding were added by Pope I-‘elix ill. (483-592), thus increas- ing the number of fast days to 40. It was first observed in England in G40. Previous to 1543 the use of meat was prohibited during this season, but in that year Henry VII. (1509-1547) of England issued s proclamation permit- ting the use of white meat. The use of meat was wholly forbidden by fumes I. and again by Charles I.

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Making n Record.

“l remember one time I was drivin”

a particular good lookin' bon thi( .ppeared ter be somewhat of o trot- er. and a. bystmder who'd ben A- vatchln' his movements finally tepped up ter me, and seemin' tor .now who I waz, sos 'Jlm. jolt ‘bout

low fast kin that boss trotf' "'Oh, I dunno( se: I. ‘I take 'lm ‘ ut' and diiil- ‘im -I" ‘.--»'- 'I 008|! iiree i limit. and call ft in mlie_"'- Old .lim im-» ol South Holiow."‘

" 7' e

J,;.r,yc~‘o\is Lltcrlturl.

"Let -i.- !~ -- i --into or our book- us," s il " --~ .-_-_.lip agent; "they e lil-is run-_i d.st-rlptlons of u num. .\r oi' our trips to the most remote

parts of the world."

“Take them away," sold the mpg

cashier fearfully; "lf the directors “wi 'em on mv desk they would pg" my

boob overhauled sure.” _ _‘N _

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