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Extracts from an Address derssd6 BY Rec Philip r. MI
Ielsisr M d. 10 he Sindens Of the PoHehksepsie Collie
siae school, at the riose ef eir annual examination
y0usa GENTLEMEN: az
The exercses lhathnve taken place in your examination.
have thoroughly tested your atiainnens, and have afford
ed US satisfactory evidence, that The employed for
yonr instruction have not failed oil good measure OF sue
cess.
We have not however been surprised in view OF the
ciency you have generally made In the nsefi and orna
mental branches Of education, which have been te objects
III your pursuit.; for fdistInguished facilities avail TO pro
duce proportionne results the Improvement you have ex
hihlted wan to have been expected.
Having alluded 70 the advantages you have enjoyed u Is
my wish 10 be distinctly understood MS considering mem
very great and special. And this may a,ser without
FEAR II being suspected Of attempt at rctapprobatpn
bear relation whatever 10 you as literary IN
sticor Ye for siderable time past having been
situated In regard the institution 10 which you belong
ssto have had full opportunity Of closely investigating i's
educational system. both 10 is theory and pracuce
feel free Affirm, that In all the particular In which eS
celency may be predcate OF an academieal course,
have never known any superior, and in many respects
equal 10 that adopted aud carried out IN the foug
ksspse Collegiate Ihsiitnte.
HsRs presented you the greatest faciea r laying
fion--
you have instructors Of distinguished ability 10
hs vsronE departments Of classical literature, maihema
cal SCIENCE conrercal knowledge foreign angages and
the ornamental branchcn Of music drawing and painting
naro0-dff
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POUaHK EEpsIE c0LLEaIATE
SCHOOL.

THE sdfee for this school Is situated College ILL.,
i sbo three. fourhs Of mile from the beautiful village
Ct Poushkeepsie Duchess County, State Of New York
Reference Is invariably had to the nature OF The juvenile
aipd and constant Efforts employed TO develop lis
roers In their natural order and TO preserve them In
their relative strength. The domesr arrangements and
modes Of instruction adapted 10 youth OF ten years OF
lse and inward they nsrcfed in snch brancher
a. may be requisite either to qualify Them Tor eTcini
lie, engineering, or 10 prepare thorn for college.
Annual expense per lcholar Is s0 payable quarterly in
advance This sum includes all chargesor board inon
stationary, bed and bedding, washing. ROOM fuel Light
and books ierrept THE French and the Spans books
The year sdlstla Into two terms Of q weckp each The
sariu,er term The first "Wednesday 10 May.
The winter term first "Wednesday In November. his The
purpo Of The undersigned 10 receive amy youth inidhs
shoci wfose moral character isnot good.
CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal
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NEW vALUABLE LAW HOOK.

nuE BLACK CODE Of THE DISTRICT OF CoLUM.
RiA being complete digested Code Of all the Laws al
large general municipal relating 70 die eoloret popua
ba And within the iims Of the Corporations OF Washing
ion ana Isorretown the st Of November 1873; tie
whole arranged according the subjects Of the laws them
sslyes BY WortbnziouG Snethsu, Counsellor Law.
jaa pubfshsd N pamphlet Prize 20 cents Fer esis BY
ian 0-u i. TAhLOh
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RIrHIsb NJ NotIao.
Notice 20 Miners and Prescription Claim
ants


All persons who were nj he passage o. the act q y
March, 1917 In porasesl0n, by actual occupancy, oil any
portion Of The miusra lands embraced In Approximation
under authority Of .afe written permit rom TIT Sec
retary VI War for purpose OF mining thereon, aud q,
persons who shall be In poasernn. by actual occupancy
Of mine or iusa actually discovered before the lsi
March 1871 ap set forth Tie Of LIST March, 1917 above
msuoned are authorized enter and purchaee the sam,
al The price the and conditions and TO the extent
nre scrbed by act and less any time before The
day fixed for the commencement oil The sale Of those miner
al lands making proof Of possession and occupancy and
ofconpance with those rra 70 The reg1er and receiver
the and Office subject 10 appeal 10 the secretary Of
the Treasury an persons entitled 70 the right Of
empnr 10 any Of The agricultural lands embraced in this
proclamation required establish the same to the sat.
sicon OF the register and receiver, and make payment
therefore as soon as practicable after seeing This noce and
before the day appointed for the commencement Of the pub
lie sale OF the lands embracing the tract claimed, otherwise
such pre.emptlon claim will be forfeited
The certificate Of the mineral agent at San Ste Marie,
that persons holding under lenses permits Of those in
The occupancy Of mine mines have paid mp the per
ceum OF rents required by the above mentioned, will
be conclusive on that points,. .
Persons occupying under leases permits viii moi be
permitted 10 renqus their rights under that occupancy,
and enter seeB and where any such leases permits
may expire before the day Of sale the rights granted g Tue
holders thereby from entry under any other right I'LL the
day sale when they will he offered al public sale as min
eral lands RICHARbM YOUNG,
Commissioner
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NOTICE TO EMIeRANTs FOR OREGON.

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTs FOR OREGON.
~ CALIFORNIA, on NEW MEAIco, DEsIkiNG 10
PURCHASE ARMS FROM THE USITEDSTATES The
following regulations viii IN issuing arms aud am
munition under the resolution Of Congress, approved
March I'd, 1919.
l. Each applicant must send TO the War Department an
affidavit thai Is his fds intention TO emgrafe 10 Ore
gon or California or New Mexico, as the case may be
and must state distinctly what arms aud ammunition ne
requires. I. ..,ll,.3 III I u,
xtated sufficient supply OF the arms aud ammunition de.
sIsnaied by him. and equip each applicant may be
delivered 20 him his ORDER payment Of the coef there
of PROVIDED the government has such and Che
can be sold without jement TO the public service; and
II NOT then the applicant may receive such other and
amrnunon shall select upon the conditions
q Arms and ammunition furnished IA above will be DE-
yered 10 each applicant his authorized agent al the
nearest or convenient arsenal where the arms usy
be- The place OF delivery desired BY the applicant shou
be deslgnated. GEO, w. CRAWFORD.
Secretary Of War
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John ruRDy has just received md has for Ssie the foi
lowing ac,ices -
Mshosanes Of every thickness, from vsnesrins 70 hand
railing, and newell posts, IN Hi .Nt a 4#e
Birds eye and eurled maple, f4ss IF
Walnut and cherry,
Poplar Of every thickness ruGf ~ a
Alh and oak, Il
supply q seasoned whuspipe panel msrehsptabis ss-
let siding and common euis "a p- .Ilfl
With general assortment Of North carolina ana ha"srn
y shor< pine, h .8s 4sqNf w fAf
Alec supply Of eaicned pisster snd cement
No Daily expected two vessel leads o. ocah
sp l6--eodct
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Notice b Pre-emptlen CIalmants.

Every person entitled 20 the right Of preempon TO any
above enumerated ID required 10 establish the 10 the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver the proper land
Office, and make payment therefor soon practicable az
seeing this notice and beor the day appointed Tor the
commencement Of he puhllc sale Of the snds embfcins
tract claimed nherwsc such claim will be foriced
i RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.
Commissioner d the General Land Ofure
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ROBERT ,. WALKER
MI PRACTISE LAW IN THE SUPREME COURT

TN answer to many letters he thinks proper to cay thu
he cannot attend 10 claims before Congress, Q! any
10 cssss entrusted 10 him 10 the Supreme Court A
Once on pennyfvsnis svenae h-srue seven buildfSs
wsshlrgton D. G. mnt-u
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"a GA- .s
WORTHINGTON G. SNETHEN,

Editor Of Tie National Wiig
lron1snLY SOLICITOR or rrm GENERAL LAND oprIcs.l
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
VA SHINGTON, d. @.
DRACTICES IN the SUPREME COURT 1.-THE UNITED
/ STATES, the COURTS Of the DISTRICT and Of th.
neighboring States; M iss5 e ns tlii .st- &
GIVES LEGAL COUNSEL At HIS CHAMBERS
AGAINST CONGRESS OR ANY OF THE DE.
PAYMENTS OF GOVERNMENTS;
And claims for spoaons against the Republic of Mexico
before the Board T Commissioners established by The Act
81 I'd Of AfarcA, 1919;
ACfS AS AGENT In procuring letters patent for Inven.
tuns, from the United States, aud from Foreign Govern.
ments:
AND EXECUTES any business requiring the presence
ntten tiou of counsel agent
Refer TO the Hon HENRY Johnson, late Senator, aud le
Hon - w. Dowss, and Hon. PIERRE SorLR, Senator's Of
the United States from the State OF Louisana and the S
tore u the Unifsad States from The ofter Ssafss,
nS-OfflCE At HIS DWELLING NO. Z, Msscur'
avenue. 6etleeen 81 atd u snsets. mar 2dlftikw
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NO. 81 Month srxra sranrr, pnilxpnIpmA.
IvES Drawings and Specific contscss 20 srect
N Dwellings, 10, and lay outthe srounds Cor Cpuntry
s{sto 1--WE the proper lnct Also Churches Hospiisia
pslsoas, Wsser-Rorp oasworkg &C, % the $500 ard
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ontwsniy i've per square oreyery subsequent In
ssrlion-lfiy cents per square alternate insertions
liberal desucton TO yearly advertisers.
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WAsulsaros, January 8, 1913

To Dr. A. J. SoHwARTzE, Jr.
Dear ST, take great pleasure In Stating that
about 10 mouths since, used yonr Compound Err
Hrac Of Sarsdpariid US aremedy for General Lebi-
ify, under which had boon laboring n long iime
and that few bottles restored me 10 sound health,
which haa continued 10 the presenttlme.
Very respectfully, ..iL.
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nE-THE ONLY GENuINE-Eu
wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

wIsTAR'SB OF WILD CHERRY
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
rnE ONLY oESrISg
DR.. wistar's
BiLSIM or WILD CHERRY
HAS THE
WRITTEN SIGNATURE
ofihc sole Proprietor,
w. NJ. EAR,
On lie outside Wrapper surrounding each Bottle
THIS "a believed be the only article bearing the
L title, as emanang from the Doctor The virtues, o.
Wild Cherry for relieving affections Of the Lungs uad ha,
all important organ the Liver has long enjoyed the eonG'
dence Of domestic practice ,,,p,. A. e,, -,
Of Phadepha being duly sworn according 70 law dcroser
and that he Is In possession OF the original recipe for
Lungs, which was given 10 him by Dr. wstsr regular
educated Physician and that he believes 10 be the only
one IN possession oany person except the ssd Dr. wsai
sworn to aud subacrbed before me- and city sea affixed
on the first day Of November a eighteen M hundred and
Xcopyrigh for the Bslsam is secured,
Absurd may appear in the face Of The above nnde,i
piled 10 the United States District Court OF Pennsylvania %
injunction the General Agent tor the United State
Ing the only genuine Dr. &isiars Bssm q Wild Cherry
(said individual claiming the right) OF course the Hon
'0ns %i sa original saSa ~ Wild Cherry aon. ina
performs The cure Le, them not deceive you r3-Loo
w, ~ ~ me w Wsrs o. ss o VIVA 81.
the genuine without the written signature 81 wN NJ SRA
the outside wrapper surrounding each Bottle Thi
being the ouy genuine Balsam offered TO the public
The genuine Bassm IL put up In bottles, with the word
"Dr Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry, Philadelphia
blown In the glass each bottle bearing label The front
with the signature OF WM W. SPEAR
liberal discount to druggists aud deslrrs
AGENTS
Norfcs TO rms PrBLtc--l have this day appointed I
W. Doyfr soau. No i3l North second street Philade
phia sole wholesale furnishing Agents for The Sony senu
ne) Dr. WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY =,
All orders for the Balsam addressed 20 mem, WI ns
promptly attended al the rrorreors Lowest
prioes, W.M SPEAk Sole rropnes,or.,
ants throughout The United States Mexico West
British Provinces who In the practice Of selling Gen
uins Popular Mcdiclnss 40
NJ fsr I'm psriiculan read Dyctt's Oracle Of Htaf
10 ~ had Of he Irsrts. mar 9-ly
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PERRIN WASHINGTON

To DIR. A. J. ScHwARTzE, Jr.
Dear Sir: Under sense OF deep obligation 10
the virtue Of your - Sdrsaporan In The entire
ration Of one Of my children from General Usbiii-
" and ptostration Of the system, take plea.
sure IN iesfying 10 your invaluable medicine, but
seven bottles were used two years since, when the
child wns restored TO, and still continues in the en-.
joymenl OF, perfect health.
january B. las. DAVID RIDGELY.
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Dear Sir. believing that public statement
Of my nffotion may be of service 10 others sinl-
ilarly afflicted, as well "a benefit % yourself,
wears ago was attacked with Hemorrhage Of
he Lunes WHICH induced my friends TO despair
Of my recovery. My health continued TO decline
for year. when ! was seized with Neuralgia and
ii this place and Baltimore, without the least bene-
it, and having also made nse OF The Gairdaie B.i-
terry without any good effect, concluded 10 Try your
Extract Of Sdrsdpdriua, and am happy to say,
me aud have been better ever since.
Respectfully, ENoCH w. SMAILWooD. n
10 A. J. ScHwAbTzE, Jr., january %, 1913.
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WAsnlSoToN, January "a, 1919.
II gives me pleasure 10 say that am acquainted
with Tic proprictor of the above medicine, and also
with number Of gentlemen, VIII. ahyo tested its eff
cacy; and have no doubt, from the unimpeachabe
character OF the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates, that they can be fully relied on.
ULYSSES WARD. e
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. PHYSICIANS CERTIFIcA TIES

Se WAsHISGToS, january ), !Si6,
! am informed Of the ingredients OF which, DR..
Schwarizes Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla is
composed and believe II 10 be the best preparation
Of the kind with which / am acquainted, and admir-
ably adapted 70 produce snlutary Alternative effect
pER1GRINE WAKEFIELD, NJ. d.
WASHINGTON, January TO- 1916. :.
itsves me pleasure TO recommend The Compound
Extract OF Sarsaparila, prepared by DR. Schwartze,
as have knowledge OF its constituent parts. be-
lcve that Il viii achieve more for the Inflicted than
any other preparation Of SnrHaparia now before the
public. II. +. CONDICT, M. d.
wAenrvorox, january II, 1896.
Having been made acquainted with the Ingredients
and mode VI preparing pr. Schwartze's Compound
Extract of Sarsaparilla, believe II 70 be most hap
nv remedial combination OF that valuable root with
ihe other remedies Of which II IL composed.
J. NJ GIBSON, M. ID.
GRonsETowy, Jannary IL, l9s6
Having been made acquainted by DR.. Schwartze
with the Ingredients Of hisprepafaton Of Sarsapara
concur with the medical gentlemen above, In regard
ing IL as an Alternative OF great efhcncy and In all
caacs to which such on alternative y adapted Of great
power. BENZ. $. BoHRfR, NJ d. y
waonrsoros, January rs, l0ie
Most Of tho genilemcn named above are known to
me as citizens Of high rcspectabil,yj and the pro-
fcssional portion Of them are Of the best standing
among the physlrisnr Of this community
W. w. sEAT0N, Mayor
ny The above named medicine may be had In
Washington, Wholesale and rctnil at the Store Of
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania. Avenue, three
doors east Of Sd street; at CHAS. SToTT e CO.'S,
Pennsylvania Avenue, near TN street; also nj J. l.,
KIDWELL'S, Georgetown. p. g, In Baltimore,
wholesale and retail, az C0UIS son 4 CO.'S, No. 4
| South Liberty sfrecs; Al ISRAEL aRAIAM'S,
SFo 4 sSs5' saS G ssmos ia IN
street,. y Aszsnaria q WM 55A5hEsS 2.
dthar Dfuaeisss. jan i--du
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CLOTHING = CLOTHING MATERIALS.


Binean Of Prorisfons and Clothing, april II, 1919
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals ioi Navy
Clothing and Clehins Maisralsp win be received az
This office until oclock NJ, Monday the 2ls day Of
days notice. al each either of the Navy Yards Charel
town. Massachusetts,, brooklyn, New York, aud Cosport
Virginia. such quantities OF any all Of The following
named articles OF Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials as
may he ordered by the Chief OF this Bureau, by the
mandans OF said navy yards respec lively during the fs
cal year commencing the let day OF July NEXT and end
ing the 3Uth day OF June. ieJO viz Ks a
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TESTIMONIALS.

CHARLSE BARTLETT, Esq.
me unds rsened who have for some time had children
under your College Hill ana who have Intended
several examinations Of your pupils lake This opporuni,
high Consideration ofyo noble School With the local.
fy 80 emnenty bssntiul-wh the arrangement Of the
study room, the dornlt0ry-ihe play ground-te Gym
nasIim the comfort and refinement at the family -
with The fhoronehness Of lis educational provisions and
The Influences which are exe1ted over the minds Of the
scholars are delighted; and nrclnested by yon, pre-
you ls expression oil grateful regard1 and earn
est wishes that you may continue receive, you mort
certainly dsssrvs the liberal patronage which you have
hitherto enjoyed
G c VAN CIERr, Pastor Of The R. n Church
Hnckenpack,
Ens,a rnoHs, Supervisor the town ri
poughkerpsie.
D. IhowssipoH Merchant, roushkerpse
Gro. VAN KLEEcK, q
Joity r. Ncf,ouN, Troy
C.oRaE v. PosmRof New York.
AsAIIoLr, Brooklyn. if5 .s vs. Rs 3# y sFl
IsRA.L HAwIEY, Merchant, New York ey
uUprHf VAN WAGENgs, Ponghkespgie.
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Extract from the report Of the examining Commitire.
Ths committee believe that the examination has resulted
in aatsfyng all who present that the teaching In eve
~ department has been faithful Practical and efficient snr
Is viii produce thorough sound and useful education
The advantage which this school eoysn respcctto posi-
ton budings grounds for recrention gymnasium, and
ia admirable internal arrangements arr SO we'll Known as
hardly 10 need any notice from the committee. But nc!
cannot reiraiu from directing the public lis superiority
in this respect any other school with which hey arc
acquainted.
the kind and excellent OF the school is so aen
live 10 the vnrins duties which assigned 10 her, the
boys hardly feel the want OF q mothers care.
The strict paiernal discipline and careful watchful
ness constantly exercised by the principal mfr Batet
his large famy and the happy moral and RELIGIOUS
the parents every that they reasonably de.
mand that their will be well cared for aud properly
trimmed for the great rurposss Of hie-isefnlness Nv this
q, BRONSON.
J: ". FAIRFIELD,
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HON. WILLIAM H. SEWARD, Auburn, N "
HON. JAMES EM0TT Ponghkeepde, do
CHARLES BARTIETT, ESQ, do do
REV. DR. II. w. HATCH. Wisconsin.
REV. DR. EDwARDDAvIS Balston, N. Y,
GEN WALTER CUNNINGHAM Poughkeepsie, do
REV. Da, LUDLOW, do do
4 RKv. DE. MANN, Pa. Fft mar II Idly
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Farm and Road Horses.

There is nothing like the attention be-
slowed upon the breeding of good farm
and road horses that there should he.
mean the horse of all work, one that pos
sesses requisite strength, combined with
endurance and docillty, with walk of
four miles an hour, and an easy trot over
a good level road of seven niles an hour.
have occasionally seen match horses,
with which one could pow two acres in a
day, and do any kind of farm work in pro
portion, such as hauling manure, wood,
transporting produce, &C., g., at the same
time making handsome appearance in a
buggy or carriage, performing their nine
or ten miles an hour without much fatigue,
or fifty miles in one day, and were also
easy under the saddle. Such animals,
however, are rare; yet they should not be,
for with proper attention bestowed upon the
breeding Of horses, farmers might gener-
ally as easily produce those have desert
bed as the miserable animals that now
pervade the country, and are hardly worth
the cost of rearing. If one-half the atten.
tion that has been given to the rearing oil
the race-horse, had been devoted to the
roadster, all this might have been accom-.
plished. For stock, in place of the little
piney woods studs now prevalent, and
which are not much better than billy goats
we must substitute the good blooded trot.
ting horse that is made for service.
We do not want horse with head as
| large as flour barrel legs as large as
mill posts, back as long as fence rail
and thin as shad. We want horse "a
bout fourteen or fifteen hands high, with a
small head and short back and rump; ney-
er mind if it is dropping, nor if his rib
touch his hip bone, with small lean leg
that when he lifts it you can see the frog
of the foot, and when he puts the fool
down, it will be past the track Of the fore
foot. Not short steps that you can travel
in the shade Of an oak tree all day.-Bow-
ems N. a. Farmer. a
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GF Minnesota increases In population
with such rapidity, that it can scarcely be
longer than few years before she will be
knocking at the door of the Union for ad.
mission as State. ST. Paul, the capital,
is growing with hot-bed quickness. The
Pioneer tells us that lots which were q few
days since, considered quite remote, are
now right in town" More than 70 build
ings, it is said, have been erected durir
the past three weeks; and the town is
changed in its appearance, and hass
mnltinled lts inbektaoitsr ttb at .aer4aa!s5st
fancies that he has been taking Rip Van
Wrinkle slumber. The two landings have
already locked their arms in fraternal EN-.
brace. ae4 va
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INTERESTING FAcTs.--A legal stone Is
IA lbs., or an eighth of an hundred, in
England, and 16 lbs. in Holland. A faith
om,, six feet, is derived from the height of
full grown man. A hand, in horse meas
ure, is four inches. An Irish mile is a,a40
yards; Scotch mile is 1884 Yards; a.
German ,806; Turkish 1896. An acre
is 1,480 square yards | foot and 81 inches
each way. A square mile, l,760 yards
each way, contains $40 acres. The hu-
man body consists of 240 bones, 8 kinds
Of articulation or joinings, 100 cartilaqes
or ligaments, 400 muscles or tendons, and
100 nerves, besides blood, arteries, veins.
&C.. Potatoes planted below three feet do
not vegetate; at one foot they grow thick.
est, and at two feet they are retarded two
or three months. There are no solid focks.
in the arctic regions, owing to the ssvsr6
frosts. The surface of the sea IL esffSnsa.
ed at 10000, 900 square miles, takinr t.
whole surface Of tbs globe at 191. .006' '0lo
square miles. ks greatest depth e s.s..
posed to be e4dal to the heighi 81 3bs r. s
est mouptdn, or four miles. 7''-'
ID