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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
Farewell.

Adiou dear friends %. Elko. Ne.
cra"iiy c5mPci5 ia = cav. you and
sever the p.casaI II ties that Il resi-
done" Of 'n"nily IL qIHrlcrU I u cent. y
have created. When 40 luuk do. n
that great vista ut the p st. aud recall
10 mind Ita yc,GsItudcu We live again
III memory, our hear ache. our
death u:rr .shaduwCd hO.nc, our sick.
meas almost to death. No find the
cloud lifted 10y the loving admins
rntions. aud christian consolation
and FympI'hy OF true and tried
fr.cn l.. Aul tho "Itchold. | ma. u
all thlnGa new" for !ou, cannot ciTa"r
from Our grateful remembrance the
d'ar, dear friends so lcly" behind
who have contributed So largely To
MAX" the sUnahinc Of our lives ~ this
town duublc IT. siadr.
In the language OF the Muster We
would SAL, "Our pcuc" We si,c unto
y"u. Il rcucc We leave with yuu,"
and
III cvcr f0ndcst prayers.
For olh"gs veal nvnils On high:
Ours will not all bc lost ~ ar.
Bat watt Thy namcs beyond the sky
JANIS A:D ELIZA TALHOrr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
LASH tn" ~i;aScLlS.

The E.rGH!iu:r has a Telegram from
Virginia CITY stating that Il nov pa
per. Ia he run ia the ini"rcs; Of the
sin@Rhoi1rrE Of the Coms,uri; uiircs.
"ill bc started thcro tho first Of next
month. Tho fuckers Of NJ. ". Fox.
plaintiff in the suit against the Hale
* NOrcross Mining Co. are said To be
the promoters Of the c%ntorrrisr.
The lTDTrEEDTNT wishes the Lew
paper succccs and hopes that il will
expose the rarct.i,iy aud downright
thirvcry that now mark the manage.
mcnt of the mines on tho eastern
slur" Of old Mount Davidson. Be
fearless, and lay the lash OH all the
rascals, hig and little.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
Chicago Cattle Market.

CnIcNGo, DrC. Is, 1891.
Following is the report If the Chi
caSo cattle market for the week end
ing December Is, 1881.
Receipts Of cattle for the week
GJ,UJO head.
We quote price AT the close Of tho
market:
Extra. l.3CO@I,5Oo iis. extra choice,
31.E54SG3j; Prime Export, 5000
SOD; Roughieh Export, slCC@Si.50;
Good TO choice, l,3J0@1.5OO lbs. $I25
@i.G3; Medium to good, l.l5JMl,:5U
lbs, 81 GJW$i.l5; Common, l,U5Ugsl,.
$50 lis, S325WS3G5; Fat POM.
smooth, l,lCo4lt3CO lis, s3GM$i.O 20:
CHOICE heifcEs, S2.5J4Si.25; Gaod
cows and hcifors, SI.7JGs2.2"; Fair 10
good cows. SC0sLl,CJo lbs, SI.2ju3l.5O:
Common to fair COWS, 5 .75u$l.2J:
;'tock s%tecra, GOOGSO0 lbs. Si.35M
$3.50; Feeding s:2aga, SJnGl!.2I0 ne,
fh.25C;$3@; Vcnl caivos, lOl&s3OO lbs.
s1.O1Sj25; Springer aud Mich
COWS, per head, sIJ.OJ3S10.GO.
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Spnrlnna SnnrcnIrh.

DR.. Lcnz. the explorer, has n warn
ing ~fortouriGts at Tangicr who arc eager
to buy Moroccan wares To carry homo
aS mcmcntocs, says tho New York Sui.
large bazaars arc filled with rootls
md kept by Jews for the tourist trade.
DIR. LEM says that most of these ar.
,iclcS arc Inadc in Paris. where ths
business of manufacturing oriental an.
Equities and art Conas is carried on 20
large extent. The price asked for
these spurious Moroccan wares is very
high. Tourists ere advised, il they do
sire 10 buy genuine specimens of Mo-
roccau haudiworlt, not to "isit these
bazaari in company with native ecrv-
ants for interpreters. but TO take with
them ono OF tho European mcrchar :
of the town, who can prevent their be-
ing imposed upon.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
The Christmas stocking.
Merry Christmas is comlng. anu

Merry Christmas is Gaming. and
counting right quicii. The chill
uren are dreaming all night of
St. Nick aud scnIiny him lett, "a
lie only can read by WI, VI Inc
chimney postul!ico with erccd.
On Mammals lap the tots sit 80
stlil us Il mouse, hearing:
Might Before Christmas"
when all through the house
aud When they can't keep
the old sandman away they
travel in dreuml..n in Kriss
kringlr's sleigh. Tho oil
folks delighted aud feeling
as young as when they their
own little red stockings
hung, nro plotting nuti plan.
ming and hiding with c,ro
q"esr bundles that cum,
in from everywhere. A.ul
stockings, tho biggest that
Mamma II find. arc
quickly Ert ready and
sweetly consigned To
each joyous darling
who'll sec thom, we
Know, stuffed full of
the treasures st.
Nick will bestuw.
The ~pantrics arc
loaded with home
made mincs pies
and fruits, cakes
and ~Jeliies for
feasts that VIC
prize And all
through the house
IL Sparkle and
glow which tells u!er-
r. Christmas is noar with
it's snow. Hurrnh! Merry
Christmas will quickly he
here. Already tn" sleigh aud
tiny rcindccr.wIii Santa Claus
shouting aud making them
IL, IL coming on snow
clouds niioat in
the sky.
IN. c. DODGE.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
Mister Carr Ahead.

lie was standing on the corner Of
Hastings aud Grati"t streets when
another Young man about hls age
came along. and tho first one amid.
Look hrah, Mister Carr, ! wa: 20
gin yO' II few Words oh advice
"WciI, sab"
"fo' seem To bo rayin' !o'r ten
shuns 81 rcwhat 70 u young lady
named MICS Perkins"
"fos, sah--ycs. sab"
"Bin buyin' her boxes OF candy an
sonIin' up b0kays, | understand"
"Jca SO, sab"
"Wcl!, in order TO save yn' furdcr
boddcr an expense, | viii inform yo'
dat am dun ingngcd To- marcy Miss
Perkins in tlc nigh fuchcr."
Eac,ly, suh. '%2actly; an in order
10 snve You furdrr Eoddcr nn' tx.
p"nsc, will inform go dat MIlss Per.
Kama dun become Mira. Carr last
cavcDin' nt 3 o'clucEI Wcddin'strict.
~ private! No kccrds!"-lDctIvi
Free Press.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
lFHoI TuuusDAS's DAlLr:l
SALMAGCSDI.

The lSDErENpEHT force expect to
eat turkey tomorrow the fanie US
"iher people, consequently there will
DO no paper.
John Crosson, OF Deeth, gave the
INDEPENDENT Office II pleasant call
yesterday afternoon aud made glad
the heart Of tho editor.
There will DO Christians services
Tomorrow at IL o'clock in the hail
recently rented and fitted up 10y the
f.riscornlians. ON the corner VI Com.
mrrc.nl nnd Fourth streets.
Mrs. j. II. Fable met with quite n
p"inful acc.dcn, last night. While
waiting on Miss SrhrriT who had n
severe attack OF the grip, sho stepped
backward on rusty nail, in sonc
kindiIng wood lying on the floor,
which pierced hcr shoe making IL
painful wound in her foot.
Now the gentle grip has got us
How ITS ptruNys.uJ Knot us =
And, To- ward oil complications Of its
muitIfGrious Ills,
See the doctors, what wiscacrcs,
SHilttul IA the Indian taklrs,
Who dol" out Tor uUr d~ciectation
piles III shiny quinire pills
Or, il you do nor like them, u dose of
Simple squalls"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
The I~.0sscS.
IN. c. DODGE.

The losses OF tho iato Truckec fire
arc MS follows:
Sheriff House and furniture. 3d.
GO; instr nee, $1,000. Marks Il Mic.
Kay, Star S!Ia;ing Rink, 81, 400; no in
sHrance. McDougald's saloon, S2,O0O;
no Insurance.. Joseph Lane, Sl.OUO;
no insurance. Webbor e. Bernhnrdt.
s2,COD: insurance, Sl,NOl. Frnn2ini
brothers, bakery and store, Sl.,oO; no
insurance. W. O'Neill's lodging
house and saloon. probably $1,000; no
insurance.. Geo. W. Harrison's store
and dwelling, 5000; Insurance., So.
oeH. Mrs. Stevens lodging house
and bic. K, $1,000: Insurance.. $500.
Frank MclOch's %sniuon, $1,000; no III.
sUrancc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27

The CIron"r's inquest hell on the
fcmainsO Of ,iichacl Monaghan, whose
death w. noted yesterday developed
no new facts. Tne jury rendered a
verdict that deceased was Il native o.!
ireland, sixty.iive years of ags aud
that his death was due TO natural
causcS.
Tho deceased was nm old resident #
EikO and had the confidence aad cs.
teen of all who knew HIM.
His funeral took place from his late
residence this afternoon and WIS at.
tcnde,i by II large cnncoursr OF cIlizrns
who followed his remains io the grave
where they tsularly dcposiiNl all Tat
was mortal OF one who ii.lsl his al.
lo:ci place in liz, withDIt Il murmnr.
There H. rest until that day wiI.n the
hrch-hngcis trump sill summon ali
the D'iJrr "a. bar Of Judgment.
May Li'lJhs srcp h, a ~peicsfui
us al inIdnt'5 !. anIcr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
lFsoM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.l
SALMAGCSDI.

j. +. Triplett is down with an at
tack Of the grip.
Walt Whitman, the poet, is said to
be dying in Philadelphia.
Bar silver was 5 .9i's an ounce in
New York Mt noon yesterday.
Judge Talbot left on No. 1 today
to Spend the holidays in Virginia with
his family.
See the ad. OF DR.. Moore in m.
other column, and patronize him
whou you nced any work in tho line
Of dentistry.
Attentio" is called 20 the change in
the al. Of the N"v"da Meat market.
Give Todd Il call whcn you want any
thing in his liue.
Miss Belle Batter, of tho Senior
Class i'll the Hugh School, went on, to
South Fork this morning TO SPEND
the holidays with her parents.
Miss Nellie Sheehan has closed her
school ut Sprucemunt, aud returned
TO EliiO. After the holidays she will
teach AT Weiiand's We ure pleased
to hear Of the success Of our former
u,pils.
Buy your Christmas presents ut
Os;rcichcr's ami get a SGT Of those
beautiful autographs Of the Worlu's
Fa'r buildings given away 10 every
purchaser. They are beauties. SEQ
his new iewclry ad, in another col.
umn.
lt"no J0urndt-Thc Gazette. which
never did advocate the free coinase Of
silver, and the Enterprise, which
Threw up the sp1n.S aHl aO -nlDasd
the silver tight some time ago, have
Termed an alliance 20 dciend the gold
bug theories Of the President. and yet
pirate about "protrctiSn To home in
dustries' as If their readers were
IDIOTS.
ChiDriIc BrN: "Jcese IIarcnur,
Station .ASen; OF the Carson & Coiu-
RADIO l;IlToud ut i3cllcvillc, will he
married at that rlnre Christmas Eve
/" Miss jennie Bell, u! Big Pine, Inyo
coaniy.' Such notices rs this, in tho
press Of til" State, make us realize
that tim" fees. Jcssn VAS one of DER
s',"p!-bpys at Hawthorne IN 1881.
The l~ND"rEHnEHr extends consraiu.
!4tioMs 10 lMn harly couplr.
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lFnoM MONDAYS DAILY
SALAiAGUSDl.

Miss Emma ScherlT will spend In,
holidays in town.
10 to O~streicher's store to.nigh
and SEQ the beans counted aud &c
tho doll.
Does General Irish call this a mild
Winter: II 50, W. don't want to see
~ severe ono.
; Ed. Caryllle and family came in
from Mound Valley Saturday after.
noon aud returned to-day.
Don't forget the grand ball ut
Decth on Christmas eve. All who
intend are assured Of Il good time.
S. &. SI,agg=, Il section hand of
Osino, died at tho Railroad Hospital
IN SacrIm"nto Saturday morning.
Miss E!:ia rructt has closed her
school in Mound Valley for tho holi.
days and will spend u few days in
town.
Miss Carrie Stevens, OF Dceth, who
has been tcac,. ny a private school
IN Mound Valley, came in Saturday
and went upt To Dceth on No. ) that
evening.
A tire hrok" out in Truckco last
night ACROSS the plaza from tho De.
pot Hotel and destroyed a portion Of
the toxin. We are unable 10 &c, amy
further particulars.
R"akhart & Frnclich have covered
tho iour Il the Bakery Saloon with
iinolcum and thoroughly renovated
their place They Eow have the
nnnisomcst pace IN town.
Mass Nellie Saochan has clo,cd her
school 1t ~Sprucempni. and Is expect
cl nome 10 nrurruw. She will remain
hero until after tho holidays when
Fno will 20 ou, To Wc.lund's 10 take
cn":SS Vi u school there.
The beans in 10" jar at Ostrcichor',
~ic~"'ry store Viii he counted tonight
at $50 and the doll awarded la ia.
ono mahiuH the Dl't guc>s. II yun
arc Interested. b, un hand aud see
that every thing is conducted farrl,.
Frank Ii%"(iinme, -. n s~Ic"hman in
tho employ Of tho ). p. Co. at C4gl.u.
had ms uIht hand badly crushed. to-
day. wh'l" coupling cars. Ike ~.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
Wanted.

\. la, for the head " a fountain,
y glow for the hand Of fate.
y Eh"c for the fuot Uf Il mnIuinin,
y link from the chain Of debate.
\ spoke from the wheel OF fortune,
y clip Irnm The "pnlc" nF Ia" south.
a drink from ihc fountain OF knONl-
edge,
y word from the river, mouth.
a drink from tho cap Of srrrow.
a look from the fIcN uf tho storm,
y 'trukr from to arm ot justice,
y ring from the finger Ol sGorn.
\ knock ii The door 81 rcpontanrc,
\ throb from tho occurs neart,
y LlnuC" IrUm the eye of u ncrdIr,
Aud from Cupid's !nw u dart.
ljrJJi;lyn Lie.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
New Brains in the senate,

Tho intellectual weakness II tho
republican party IL confessed by Mr.
'i'rks"n when hc complains that Tow
newspapers Of worth are adrurairs ~
h'pubIicnn policy. Tho same woali.
ness "Iil b" apparent in the Senate.
and Tho contrnst viii be- heightened
10y The entrance Of Palmer, Hill and
Was on tho othor sidc three men of
tho iirsC class. or late years tho
Democratic party lIaa, us n rule. hon.
orcd ia brn!uiost mon. I'hr Rrpuhli.
cans l'nv" ho'n forced by their
pln,Ocratic cntnnglnmcnts 10 nuhsti.
tu,o Doodle for Lruina.- lSt. Louis
Post Dispatch
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
One Pure Baking Powder.
Like Telling q Secret.

a story is told and it ii a true story that over seventy
per cent. OF all the baking powders sold contain either alum
OF ammonia. and many of these powders contain both. The
Ill effects upon the system of food raised by alum or ammo.
MA powders are the more dangerous because of their insidious
character. 1t would be less dangerous for the people were it
fatal at once, for then such food would be avoided, but their
oaneful action because impcrceptiblc at first and slow in its
advances, is no less certain.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is declared by all
AUTHORITIES as free from alum, ammonia or any other adult
terant' Its purity has never been questioned, and while it
noes finer and better work, it costs no more at retail than
many Of the adu!tcratcd powders.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.
DAILY DENT.
AN EVENING PAPER.
+UED YER DAY. SUNDAYS EN.
= ccpt"'l.
w. w. BOOKER,
LES,:: AL -DirOR
RATES.

On- u"py, one ~ eH
ous ap;.y. eta Tuou'!'s..... ............ o"
for say p-riod under ak n' nth-. one dollar
81 month. rEyhn'c IN ,dSAn9c.
uyeIeL by carrier ia EIko a; - cents - wceL
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
TIE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

r ,n!ls'I"d every sunday. end sent to any ad-
er~7 'r'Nuv.c pEriJ. Al ,h- following rates,
T':sy'" In Ai'Ance:
~ ''+'.. '''' 20
r. 2G
r"- A"y !Vripi under -ir months, riny
c-rt.TrF .'"ntn.
t"tsr'.i st IL" ElTu. Tcvsdn. po.t",Hc" for
trtn-rlf7.,r u rough tie mails as second
cI-ss nall u~lsti"r.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
ADVERTISING T

wen D" iasGc - low a. L. cuu>iutcnt viii
Vouut nG-irc"s principLIs. Apply al the -
q. IoT turtuz.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27

carry The Largest and Most Com Ictc Stock Of Watch
as. damon l.. Go ~ aud Jcwclry that has ever been cx-
hibitcd in 1lko county. E2ch pur huar resolves u set Of
Worlds Fair la3ho.raphs.
l. OSr ECIIiIR.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-12-27
l%:nclisit ConyICta.

The report of the directors RI convict
prisons in EWtland FOR tho year lo00-'OI,
junt ishucd. shows that the number of
male cOnvicts received into tho convict
rri:on5 under fresh sentences Gurirrr
the year ended March 81. 1891, was COS,
bcsidca so with licenses rcro,icd or re-
committed TO Dcrvu ont tho period re.
Inittcd from their former sentences
The number OF female Conyictg received
into thc convict prioons under fresh
sentences during tho year Guided March
81. lS2l, was 20, besides % with licenses
revoked or rccomnnittcd TO serve out tho
period RENTED from their former scn.
tcucca The number Of sentences nt
penal scryitudc passed W. ordinary
courts In Englund AMI Wclcs in ieyJ-
namely. 7:o-wIs lower than Ia avg
previous year
GIANTS OF YACHT KIND.
TIE United States mint in san Fran
cisco Ia the largest ono of its kind III tho
world.
Tur largest railway depot IN tho
world IS ut birmingham. Eng. IL v
crs eleven acres. a..
Tur largest lighthouse lens In thus
country measures fiitcon feet IN hc!Hnt
and eleven sal q half IN width, tn> IN
tcrnal diameter or "b1ltn o.ic' o"inR
eiga, fspt eight incfos.
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SAI.iiiGE%D

iEE1I SATURDAYS DAILY.j
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
Anch ored In Safety.

SAN DIEGO, CAL. Aug. Capt Manzen
of the Itata claims the Chilian ship, Maipo,
which was reported as having
foundered at sea near Iqueque, has
in reality anchored in safety at the
latter part. He says the report that the
Maipo fOundered arose from mistranslated
message by press reporter, Spanish
verb, ''fondsar.'' The true meaning of
'.fondsar'' is to anchor, but he claims il
was translated by the reporter as meaning
to founder IL
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
A MILEAGE BASIS.
THE BEST WAY TO Am
TEXAS FREIGHT RATES
The Only Basis just TO m.
Just to the Public, Both Ia III, ~
Towns and in thu Couutry "


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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02
TO THE LAWYERS.
Address of Judge Norman G.
kittrell at Galveston.
THE TEXAS BAR ASSOCIATION.
An the Important Legislation Enacted
Since she Last Meeting of the Assoc
citation Reviewed in Com
prehensiye Manner.

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me meeting WIN an %r1. go, ~ ~ ~,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-08-02

WASHINGTON, Aug. >, ! o; H., s-s5uaLi
crn Texas. fair in the s0u--.- b. rsr:l1.5
showers in the northern POI - -s1qs-s'
ture on the Gulf coast for MoHaai.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-12-03
PURSUED BY WOLVES.
A Hunter Who Gets His Work in on
Them in Great shape.

| went hunting last :ionday n orn-
ing. saws Il writer i'll the Franklin Sun.
About o. clock saddle, and mounted
my horse and started for the wood.
with "Punch." my dog, and Il younn
pup following me. Af:er riding fpr
several miles | looked fot the pup. bn'
he was missing. | blew my horn fnr
him but he would not cGme, so | roI
on, and after going several miles J
heard something howl. which | thoU IA
was my pup stopped. and in a frw
minutes :he bowling was repeated. H.
less than one inmate | saw live wolvr~
advancing. They were in the dirrc-
ION of the bowling. and it was then,
that did it.
Wien they were within fifty yard
of me they commenced to howl again
and kept advancing with their tails
curled hair standing on their backs.
and looking as thoHgI they were
bIoodthirsty. sat perfectly still on
my horse, thinking they would take to
flight should they see me. Bat | was
mistaken. When about twenty yards
from me they began to growl like say
age dogs. and ! could see they were
glarng at me. | thought it was time
for me to commence work so with .
double barreled breech-loader | fired
on one Cf the largest. 1t retreated
badly wounded. In moment | was
ready for another. OF course | was
expecting to shoot as they ran off, as
wolves are very wild. But to my
great astonishment the remaining four
were still advancing
| had no time to tarry. so | fired
again, and twelve buckshot entered
the head of Il large brind!c male wolf,
which was not more than rod from
NE. l loaded very quickly, and my
next target was Il dark, red female.
She was not so close-about fifteen
rods-but was still coming and growl-
ing like Il dog. At the crack of my
gun she fell into her tracks. and with
out taxing the gun from my shoulder
! killed another not more than four or
five feet from her. loaded again.
and the fifth wolf was retreating. All
my buckshot was gone, but | Sprinkled
him with Il load of squirrcl-shot and
he fell, but rose again and ran off.
Punch was not in sight Of me when |
began to shoot, but he came just as |
shot tie last wolf. | put him after
the one | wounded, aud he ran it some
800 yards or more and bayed. | gall
loped NJ, shot it again, and it fell to
the c:rth dead. | then amputatcd It's
feet, went bIck to lEc battle-ground,
did the same for two more, put the
fourth al my horse. and, after looking
-, ~ I
on my ho'n"ward trio.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1891-12-03
Berliu's Streets and Population.

A lover of the curious in numbers
has figured out some interesting facts
concerning the city of Berlin. The
ri " has 2l0 miles of Streets so that II
person might walk ten days in the Ger
man capital without going up or down
the same street twice. If the 400. 900
inhabitants were To turn out at Il grand
review and march in double file they
would form IA line $50 mics in length.
a column long enough to reach nearly
entirely across France. If the citizens
should all determine TO start on n jour
nev nj the same time. all the cars in
Germany would accommodate but two
thirds of their number. Ii formed in
a single file. each with his hands on
the others shoulder the column would
Ee nearly 1000 miles long. If sep
arated until only within speaking dis
tancc of each other the column would
bc human telegraph line long enough
10 reach from E:riin To Calcutta,
India.