The sun., 1891-04-19

and ali th5 strosa men fiow away 10 discover
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| Alssi tho entire earth had disappeared be.
Snow followed snow. boar irost 70 lowed hosf
nent Ss' and the % seas Sometimes u solitary pssk
rose above the fiozen ocean; sometimes n di..
, o,y pF marked nn sss
.yss nS nSs es rSns netsna
Witt ps,n xiss @ soaiS s sas twlsSs ISHa TOOK
nSlsass h"ii lie :, o, the .srea.Sn
had ,led or hunger and cold. when the flotillA
hsy e.y near
thought thsmssyss dreaming. when they dis;
sounded from evory breast, and "a on Instant
:, They Thor 'S were received as as III unexpected ssyiors
BY men WIN had long bslieyed thsmsclyes, q, to
oosss S III 1oy oil Sssp.l # a s %
world. At the hend Of the group stood an old
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beard as white as snow. and his skull as yellow
Sursa g, ,sNsH 81 tss fssa' Of @ Ssseps y.ans Sat
Howovsr. his .couniensnce lit up with 10y at
the arrival o. the newc.mers His ts, sons a,,d M
:hss s s aenn nsT into tho
They made large arss and seated themselves
nta modrst meal comnossd p,5din"cipaly p,dn OF nh
iniormea % a thsir hosts tiiat They We're about the
last survivors OF equatorial Afriss. Tint they
deserted; and they aske Il, their aerial route
had not deceived them. Il they had not left the
lit Sna i siy e ed % 's
.ncisn. H%aaon kivsr whose S 1s'eis va s. os
@ SsswesD @ @ its shores R The imnstuoas us foods which
II We believe tradition. caused Il formerly to be
saes sssnsh.a g the GRs
Argentine. Kepublic. and Colombia flourished
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sisd ior ssarsmaey ia ,Earopssn politics. the
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lie lie. loo and snsx never showed themselves in
70 and f nests sod 0'F'n
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The earth rsyolyes more slowly on it's axis. the
az: sT: fhns' hss ss
prediction Of the astronomcrs is fulfilled The
waters OF the oceans which the solar heat
springs. the brooks. and the rivers. have from
sss hSs dGss apa
drisr. and ceassd to Ie projecting cover for
sss hss
caussd all the hest borrowed from the sun to
rsdiate into space. and the cold Of the poles
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ca" II tis mountains had .r.sd,
nsn odfS ana %
serve the heat: but life Established itself in
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limits Of vegetation. and. at the same time. the
conditions M favorable to He insensibly de.
the thermic equator. which traverses. on one
Tses sc on 'h'
When Europe had disappeared beneath the
sss o% S9nDS om ss Nebsh sSs Rn
finally reduced to the shores Of tho Mediter:
since civilization had abandoned it to shine in
America. along which continent it gradually
osesnisstion - ali shs States s. Of EsS Enrsss soh had
psrishsd ip their own bleod: had mutually
o It:
the highest glory consisted In wearing uni
sean % u thai Sn
the day when the, Chinese Invasion came and
The, annals, 9. modern times report that
ancisntly expeditions had been sent through
a e e ns ot g. Of Of snd That
they had principally found forts. barracks:
srsenals. arms. and ammunition on nesrly al
This opinion is, moreover: confirmed By the
:: snsies ): sas
IN tho customs Of these populations. We flnd:
su1oa. sanT Criminals Sns WERE list mue
ws st eSoes SS OF Yh Hsr.a aa0se Or
ways. Here their heads we're. cut of By means
" %ers est strspssd or hanged fsithsr nsy snsy
were im paled or drowned; On certain days Of
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and shoot them down by the hundred. His
VIZ s Ss Ssfs s sxsressa srasRns iS'IHn .Ss l%Ss
tongue. breaking the limbs. and torturine In
sndsd e.. On
holidays The commentstors are right in say:
ing thst these ANCESTORS Of our species did not
this period. the destruction Of the race would
not have been Rrea: loss. But this ancient
race made way tor ours. and We too must
longer produces ANYTHING. Tor many centu.
vines For many centuries there have been
no moro pastures or flocks. We are now re-
duced 10 the last fish,. But" added the old
man. the table will still outlive the guests. Tor
therears no new born babes among us there are
actually only men here those that ycn see, the
rama. not having survived her birth.
bers Of the expedition he effect Of an electric
shock. The fall Of . thunderbolt in the midst
o. the asssmtiy would not hsys brought about
"What!" cried the ehisf OF the notifia.
%ThsFsi vt is no longer single woman among
Mot . single one" answered one Of the
. We had inst come" added the Young chief.
In search OF female companions With whom
wscould ASSOCIATE. Onr country 10 still wealthy.
and had we found but one single wife all the
rishss Of our country would have been hers"
Tho traTelleis exchanged q glance and 70.
NAMED silent
Some tlme before those events happened In
Africa and in AmariNa tha ialand NJ Cavlnp