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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Beginning tomorrow morning the
north snd slll Try it, hand At the fair
business Many special attractions have
been prepared for this fair, and the psos-
pscts are thai the attendance sill sur.
pass that VI any nesting in the history
Of the association. One great feature
vii b. tho fsh exhibit The state
hatcheriss have gone 10 considerable
trouble in preparing complete exhibit
and this feature - certain to prove
very popular. Tsotting and pacing races
vii bs gwen each day. The stalks
trot;ed foE are heavy. and il - certain
that the r.slds viii be large.
Thursdays special feature viii he a
baby aAox. 1hls 10 to TO held in the
aaaIn building. and lasgs npnber Of
entries have been macs Governor
Peek q Wisconsin. ex Governor Luce.
Congressman Moon. Mrs Angel Of Ann
Afbof and Mrs. Bagley OF Detroit have
been invited % act a. judges
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Unity. Unitarian-Th Rev. H. Digby
Johnston. NJ A., pastor. Services at
Ladies' Literary club house. Sheldon
street. Morning service at 1890 Sub
ject, Gods Little Things" Evening
service at 7:30. Subject The Parlia-
ment Of Religions; Personal Observa-
tons and Reflections" the first OF a
series.
Church Of Christ-The Rev. w. j.
Russell. pastor. Services morning and
evening. Sunday school at noon. The
Y. p. s. c. Il. meeting at $50 p. IN.
Morning subject, The Great Christian
Paradox" evening. "Our Relation to
Faith" All are invited.
Park Congregational-The Rev. Dan
+. Bradley. pastor. Morning service at
1880. Sermon. The Christians Motive"
Sunday school at lf:50. Young Peoples
guild at 6:30 p. m. Evening service 7:30.
Address, "A Model Wife,
Grand Rapids spiritual association
meets in Lockerby hall. No. . Entrance
No. - Fountain street. At 1890 a. m.
and at 100 p. m. Mrs Maggie Waite, the
California medium. viii lecture and give
test seances-
All Souls (Uniyersal) Rev. Chas.
Fiuhrer, ID. d., pastor. Morning sub
ject. ways OF Unity in Religion." sug-
gested by the worlds religious congress.
Sunday school at II m. No evening
service.
Trinity Church-Holy communion at
o'clock. mathis at 1870. with sermon.
Evensong at 7:3O with sermon. Sunday
school and Bible class at 3. Vested
choir. Seats free. II. ii. Johnston.
rector.
Plainfield Avenue Congregational
The Rev. j. 7. Hustled. pastor. Services
morning and evening. Sunday school
at noon. Meeting Of the Young Peoples
Society OF Christian Endeavor at ESQ
+. N.
Fountain Street Baptist Church-The
Rev. John L. Jackson. pastor. Services
morning and evening. Morning subject,
"Wanted-A Man" Evening subject
IAN Ideal Business Life"
New Jerusalem Church-The Rev
Geo. y. Smith. minister. Services Sun
day morning at tho usual hour. Sub.
ject. The New Church ia the Worlds
Congress OF Religions"
Westminster Presbyterian The Rev.
DIR. - ii. Cobb. pastor. Morning and
evening service. Sunday school at noon
Young Peoples prayer meeting at Ga
p. IN.
81. Marks Hoepital--Services in the
Tustin chapel Sunday at Q r. m. by the
Rev. Campbell Fair. Thursday. at .
p. IN. service 10y the Rev. J. u. Hubbs
~ Marks z. T.. The Rev. DIR. Camp
bell Fair. pastor. Sunday school at II
a. 10. Service and sermon at II a. IA,
aud 20 p. IA. by the rector.
Sixth Ward Baptist Chapel-W. A
Studley. superintendent Sunday school
at 2 r. m. The Rev. Isaac Butterfield
will preach Al p. m.
South Cougregational-Th Rer. j. r.
smith. pastor Preaching morning =,
the Rev. Thomas G. Smith. y. 4. =. &
meeting at 5.l5
Smith Memorial. Congregational
The Rev. Thomas X MeI2oberts. pastor
Preaching BY the pastor morning and
evening
Division Street ". f. The Rev. A
NJ. Gould pastor. Preaching morning
and evening. Sunday acho.ol AZ noon.
st Matthews Episcopal Mission. Fiftf
Ward sunday school ~ e45 a. m
service add sermon az 1915 a. IA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
srocKrNa rnE srRIr.

Boon. sounded a cannon at high
noon yesterday and perhaps the biggest
race ever superlndueed by peaceful in
dustry was on. A hundred and forty
thousand men. women and children
including hundreds Of the biggest black
legs that ths world ever gave the
word - mules. mustangs. race horses.
prairie schoonefs. buggies. bicycles or
legs. and headed away foe choice quar-
ter sections or town lots within the
coveted strip. Some Of these riders fell
By the wayside. but most % the boomers
were made happy by securing what will
perhaps IN time render them indepen-
dent % hard times and the worlds rough
usage.
The entrance was not as peaceful as
the march % band of homessekers
Should be. Human nature Is strong IN
the Cherokee strip a. elsewhere. and IL
- hard for man with Winchester In
his hip pocket 10 locate on two hun.
dred dollar claim when his unarmed
neighbor has come into possession u
one worth ten times as much Especially
i this hard in country where Law and
order have rot yet been introduced. As
consequences the strong took what
they wanted and the weak carried OF
al the rest Ia default Of courts. dis
putes we're left out 70 three arbitrators- -
Winchester. bowls and seven-shooter.
IAttle time was passed Ia discussing
points q Law and judgments were quick
and hnaL
Ths principal struggles occurred over
town lots. Several cities that were coy
ote resorts az noon furnished hotel sc-
cancellations az night The tough ele-
meat gathered principally IN the em-
hryo cities. for theirs was more money
20 - made there than ia homestead
clains More than one god man paid
his life for LOT that 10 did not get
Biaeksgs throngssl everywhere aud the
oGtrag-s performed by them were ter
ritis. There = a satisfaction. however
Ia Knowing that law and order viii soon
rid The territory II that element.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

There Is little doubt that one q lac
tao greatest statesmen on earth-ths
othes "a Giadslons ia passing away.
Tate reports from Barin lay the
ex chancellor is afflicted with the terri
bis progressive paralysis. and Gomez
quently the days Of Germany's greatest
minister are numbered Whether or
not this il true. the fact remains that
bismarck is ne ring the close Of an
eventful life. Whatever may DO the
ailment. octogenarians do not with
stand severe attacks OF illness. and that
bismarck Is a very sick man Is con-
ceded by all.
Bismarck's name 10 indellbly in
scribed high Up on the roll Of the world
greatest statesmen His enemies do not
deny that fact. His recent life has.
perhaps. not been as dignihed as such a
mans latter days should be. but that
does not initiate against the assured
fact OK his greatness. The man who
has passed his life in the cabinet gener-
ally makes poor member Of the opposi-
ton. Unluekily for many OF them,
statesmen are judged 10y their deeds
and not by their words Tried by this
measure. Bismarck towers above every
thing but the very foremost ministers Of
all time The unification OF Germany is
the accomplished fact that will stand
sponsor for his reputation centuries after
the memory OF his foolish utterances
have blown away like the breath OF a
shadow.
Whatever bis reason for removing the
chancellor-whether jealousy or patri-
otto belief that Germany no longer re.
CURED his iron William in no man.
ner affected Bismarck's fame. That will
live far beyond tho memory Of the man
who pushed him aside unless. indeed
the emperor goes down in history as the
ruler who displaced Bismarck or as the
last Of the Hohonzollerns. There Is an
irony in this indehble dependence OF the
fame OF the remover on tho immortality
Of the removed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

PREsIDESTF isHER OF the school board
announced the standing committees for
the year at the meeting last night Nu-
merous changes were made. Tho board
voted to supply the different schools
with books from the public library for
supplementary reading Of young pupils.
instead % allowing tho children 20 go to
the library and select what they choose.
Books are to be given out on library
cards A resolution offered by the
mayor 10 grade the high school lot in
order 10 give employment to idle men
was adopted after being amended 90
that the expense would not exceed eight
hundred dolisrs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

A dynamite cartridge. while playfully
passing through Whsle Bros. separator
at Mt. Pleasant. concealed IN a bundle
OF wheat, knocked the machine into a
thousand pieces aud gave tho operators
q good advent start for the next king
dom by sending them many feet to-
wards heaven. None were killed.
Andrew Dorsey OF Marshall has a
spoon mold which is a family heirloom
and was used by his great grandfather.
Daniel Dorsey. in 1900 when every man
was his own spoon maker. The mold
bears the stamp ID. d." 1900. and in
those days spoons were made OF pewter.
Recent heavy tires in West Bay City
have caused three large insurance com
panies to cancel all policies on lumber
and mills and withdraw from the field.
Most OF the corn in Osceola county
has been cut. ard. unlike that In the
rest Of the state, the crop is the best
ever raised in that section.
The West Michigan annual confer
ence OF the Methodist Protestant church
will be held in Bradley for one week, be-
ginning September 10.
Several christian organizations have
boycotted the electric street railway at
Battle Greek because they advertised
Sunday excursions
DIR. Newton ID. Lee. a prominent Sag
NAV physician. IL dead. He married a
Miss Jewett. the first white child born
in the county.
Tho autumn meeting OF the North
Central Association OF the Congrega-
tional church viii DO held at Cadillac
September %
William whipple % South Bay City
lost has new residence by tire Friday
morning. Loss. 1850. with no insur-
ance
The old county building at HIllman.
Montmorency county, has been sold 10
the Presbytcrians for use as a church.
A posiofiice has been established AZ
Paulding. Ontonagon county. and Fred
Barnett appointed postmaster
All danger from diphtheria in Posen
and Metz townships Presque Isle coun
~, is over.
The new catholic church at Charlotte
will be dedicated the second sunday tn
November.
Grand Haven ships more celery than
any city in the United States aside from
! kalamazoo.
A camp 81 the Modern wooslmen II
the World has been instituted at Che
boygsn.
A Cambria man has been arrested
upon a charge u stealing sixty tive
sheep.
Pile Lake II excited over the discovery
Of an OIL well within mile from town
Graham factory. Plainwell. closed fos
the past four years. will soon reopen.
John Barzilla of Tek0nshs raised TIC
bushels % closerseed from . acres.
A telephone wire Is being strung from
Toledo 20 Allegan.
There are pow 10 convicts In the
Marquette prison.
sault Ste. Marie viii spend s2s.oo(
T Tor water uofk8.
Huckleberries are ssiIl in the msrkei
at Cheboygan-
Lansing viii build . city bah nsx'
sprlng.
coidvsser h 20 have mile track next
eeaHcn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
FAIR AT NORTH END
MANY ATTRACTIONS OFFERED
FINE Proxr<m 81 Rses for Foar
Days as6 other Featurs.
New 70 tias sscsesy.


Following On the bseis % the Kent
County far colnes the West Michigan
fair which opeEs tsm0rrow morning ct
Comstoci< park and connnues during
the week. Many special and attractive
features have been provided Tor this
fair. and every er 20 has been made 70
insure a greater success than ever aud
- make the exhib.tion more pleasant
SD profitable % exhibitors aud yisitors
than al former fairs given By the society.
Entries will close IA Il classes OF ex
hibifs tomorrow uorn,--g AZ 10 o clock,
aud Tuesday morning they will all % IN
place Among tbe most attractive OF
The special exlIsAbh will be the tish ex-
hibit. ~ ish fills Che cent IL the main
hail 4 he specimens are from the state
hats ,ef.ss and include brook. German
and brown trout, rainboRs. carp, grey.
Ing. black bass. gold fish. perch. bull
heads. pike. suntish ard whiteiisb. Tho
aquarium will DO surrounded b, plants
and flowers. which vii rake en- elegant
setfirg and compliment for the iish en-
hibit
Trotting aud pacing races Will be
given each day. The grand cayaicade
will be gwen Wednesday 1T p. IA. with
superb collection Of horses.
Thursday a baby show will be given
IN the main building. for which large
number Of entries have been made Tor
the prize Of gold watch. Secretary
Whitney has invited Governor Peck OF
Wisconsin ex- Governor Luce. Congress
man Moon and Mrs Angel OF Ann Arbor
II to h.. N
and oificiate as judges OF the baby exhi-
bit. Tho bicycle races Will be given on
Friday. for which forty lone entries have
been made for the ten races. Some nj
these events will have thirty or more
competitors A large number OF crack
riders are expected from Chicago. Cin-
cinnati, Detroit and Saginaw.
Program OF Races.
Following is the program OF races and
as the track il ia excellent condition,
some rare sport may be expected:
Tuesday. September 10. 10 p. M
No. l, 800 trotting class. goo; No. :
trotting stake for yearlings, -; No. q
30 pacing class. goo.
"Wednesday. September 20, ? p. NJ
No 4. $40 trotting stake. 400; No. o
800 pacing class. goo; No. 9. ID trot'
ting class. s200-
Thursday, September 81. 1:30 p. m.--
No. 7. 2:35 trotting class. 800; No. 8,
$40 stake for 2-year-olds. -; NO. D
3:l5 trotting class. 600.
Friday. September ~. 3 p. m.-No. 10
free-for-all. pace. 800; No III. free-for-
all trot. 300.
Money divided 80. IS. Is and 10 per
cent.
Treasurer Pierce has arranged for the
sale OF tickets for admission to the fair
at the following places: White a
Whites drug store, Eaton 81 Lyons
book store. Il. Il. Dikeman's cigar store
and HAMS drug store. General admis
sion, children and team tickets will be on
sale. Those purchasing viii save delay
at the entrance to the grounds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
NOTHING BUT ROUTINE.
Regular Meeting or the Board OF
Police and Fire Commissioners

EoitCc anu Etrc ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Little OF interest came before the
board Of police and fire commissioners
Yesterday. Marshal LEMON said he
breathed easier since it had rained.
There had been several small fires, but
nothing serious.
Superintendent Carr reported all
quiet He said that transportation for
the Detroit detectives who had been
here was secured from the d., l.. & n.
railroad and Boyd Pantlind had given
the men board. so that il had not cost
the department anything to have this
extra help.
Fred Weber and Officers Alex Nc
Donald and A. Welch asked for leave OF
absence. Referred to the committee on
men and discipline.
The following men made application
or places on the police force: G.. A.
Cradle, John Carpenter, w. A. Hugh
son. John Tubbs and w. A. Spencer.
The petition OF the Organized Charity
society. asking that the ordinance
against begging be enforced was referred
TO the superintendent.
Commissioner Bender said Alderman
Gilden had spoken 10 him about having
a lire alarm box placed in the east end
Of the tenth ward. The matter was re-
ferred TO Marshal Lemoin.
The committee on claims and accounts
recommended that John Mccarthy be
allowed two-thirds pay for twenty five
days lost on account OF an injury re-
ceived while in the discharge Of his
duty. Adopted.
The committee on men and discipline
recommended that the following men be
confirmed "a policemen: All Wood. II.
T. Carr. J. ShilIiday. J. j. Byner. Henry
Hickox. r. ID. Daniels.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

The Chicazo mare. Air. Il the great
ct race horss IN earth. She 10 that idol
% al professional horsemen, an oat-
Garner. Shs can 70 into a race with
faster horses-thoogh such beasts would
Re hard - fnd-snd carry homo biz
purses a. ofteo a. her owner needs
speeding money. Her staying powers
are marvellous After making the racc-
heat record IN IRE drst heat. ia a fesd OF
IN starters. goine IN 2O7ts. The game
little mare sent four q her competitors
- she barn acd beat out the other six
ia ths fastest rinfh heat ever trotted.
winning in 1oetl. II l. believed that
the drivers conspired 10 pocket tho
Chicago mare a. every opportunity. AMI
thss fset makes her feat the more Won
derfal
There are people IN THE counfry Who
believe Ahs has got wheels under her
such - Nancy fIaoks never role On.
add grand stalks could b made ~
nsteh.ne the I've best nsues that sver
losksd tsroueh coilsr. Ahx - Ger
fainly ~ ne first rank. aud ~ hol,ler OF
he Noflsls race mark the owner %
Naaey has 40 vaiid resson for declining
a fsse. II - not likely. howevsr. shat
Re al b IN any harry slout accepting
= aeh. Tia erehsmpion u something
liks last year's birds nest. ssd nolsody
raTs nonsy e. - snd SO him. Pubic
opiniop. bowstsr. mar possibly bring
seeh a ratch about
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
Fire Underwriters Take Actson on ".
= Crn~lsf'. Deafh.


AZ a meeting OF the Fire Underwrit-
ers' club Of Grand Rapids. held yestef
day, the following resolutions on the
death u the late NJ. = Crosby we're
adopted.
Whereas We, the members II the
Grand Rapids Fire Underwrters club.
having learned with deep sorrow q the
very sudden death - our brother. TIE
Hon. Moreau 4. Crosby. desire a. place
on record az expression II our high ap.
preeiation u HE charactrr. and ~ our
sincere regard and affection Tor Kim NJ a
member and officer - the body. We
deeply feel that ~ he death te hare
let wise counsellor and true friend.
and that his presence val b greatly
Enissesi frum oar ranks
keeolsei. That 90 fnnder onf warm
eft sympathy b. hss stricken family sith
shs hops and praseT that lie Who dceth
I'll things well may gfAefossif nyuthe
Their spFrp~ and shed upon tten IL
henefiiefioa.
Resolved. That The sscrstssy q tAs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

FRIDAY night was the most severe Of
the season on the great lakes. The
steamer Manitou. said 10 be the finest
laler sfioai, was terribly tossed about
and narrowly escaped laundering. Her
snoksstack went tEy the board. leaving
her without steam or electric lightR
Religious services we're held on the boat
preparatory 10 what seemed sure trip
to the bottom. Other boats were terri
bly, mistreared. and it is probable wrecks
viii be discovered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
WAS DEEP LAID PLOT
wholesale jail Delivery Discos-
cred IN Nick Of Tine.
FIFTEEN SAWS WERE FOUND
safe blowers Engineer the scheme.
Corridor and Cell Doors sawed
snd Hope Prepared.

TERKx HArrE. Ind. Sept IA de-
termined aud daring attcmpt VAS made
at wholesale jail delivery from the
vigo county jail hers tonight Frank
Bruce. the safe blower who was sen
fenced 10 nine years imprisonment last
week. and bis alleged pal. Red
o'ISryne' and John Henry. alias -Denser
Kid" were the leaders Of the delivery.
They were assisted by two other daring
prisoners Joseph Artz and Charles
Dix-who were arrested recently Ia
Chicago and brought here charged with
store robbery. Red 0Byne and bic
wife. who were held on the same charge
as Bruce. were liberated Friday through
a technically Of the Law and were sup
posed 10 be In Chicago. Before
O'Bryne WAS liberated be assisted aud en-.
gineereda plot 70 cut out Of the jail and
murder or oyerpower the turnkey,
Charles Gillespie. After the court dis
charged him from jail. the plot was car
ried out by Bruce. Denver hid" Aria
and Dix. They sawed q hole two feet
square through a corridor door Ut hall
inch iron and also cut the hinges OF the
cell doors. A rope forty feet long was
made from the cell cot. ropes being tied
together. The authorities got the zip
by intercepting letter sent 10 "Denves
Kid" Fifteen saws were found on the
prisoners.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Salesmen's union No. IS will hold a
series Of sociai sessions during the fall
and winter IA their hall over the Star
clothing house beginning at the next
regular meeting Wednesday night The
entertainment Wednesday night will be
10 charge OF the following COMMITTEES:
William HI. Silcox. John Murphy. John
Thompson. Eli Fisherman. w. T.. Hew-
itt aud Ed O'Donneli.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Charles Hoye. . painter - years old.
boarding a No II North Front street.
started 20 ride 20 Kalamazoo last night
on q. K 4 l. freight train. and he at
tempted % step from ono 70 another at
the hall street crossing when he fell be-
tween the bumpers His left foot WAS
80 badly crushed that he Was taken 10
his boarding place in the city ambu-
lance. DE-. Bradish thinks bis foot viii
not have 10 be ampatated
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Cisdsfoae's ccnfience IN the suptost
- tae aarro~ Ra3ical u,eiovlty has ,vt
seetiy iseFsn~a sines the fcolish rrssd
~ ssasasf. the hane rale hEi e Toy
tesfs frem tas ia@saa sssiams and.
tretstis x Gresi brifsia. ard ~ stos
annosnces pseersm tbat scr sery Ia
bodeacs nast ~ shock sn.f surprss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

BgAzf1's president has abandoned Rio
aud the city has fallen into the hands of
the rebegs This Is the result Of the
careless vouadirg Of one q the residents
during the bombaEdment The rebels
coald not reasonably expect people to
remain during the siege when they were
~ careless about pointing their cannon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Az interesting report from the city
engineer 10 the common council can be
found in another column. Ii deals with
the most important problem Of Grand
Rapids welfare water question
No suggestions are made regarding ar
improved water supply. but details arc
furnished OF the working OF the ono
already IN operation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

The young men Of the Independent
Literary society have organized mock
congress. The first meeting to complete
organization will be held next Tuesday
evening in Good Templar's bali, Nc
Mullen block. All young men inter-
ested or wishing TO become members
are invited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

The post Office department is adver-
tising for bids 10 carry the mail from
the Union aud ID, a Nj. depots TO the
post Office. The contract will be let for
an indefinite time 90 a responsible party
without security. Bids will close Sep
tember ~ and will be considered from
any responsible party over ID years old.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Mart Gibbons. a welter.w weight 81 this
city. and William Ganney OF Detroit.
champion lightweight of the state. have
planned 20 give twenty round glove
contest near this city next "Wednesday
night with four ounce gloves. the contest
10 he In private. Gibbons will 90 into
the ring at li5 pounds and Gaffney at
Ii unnntia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Jim Healey was picked up yesterday
morning at the corner OF South Icnia
and Cakes streets with his leg broken
below the knee. lie was under the in
fluence 81 liquor and it was learned that
he had been thrown out OF the Hanson
house bar-room. He was taken To the
u. Il. A. home in the city ambulance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
Time MAKES MANY CHANGES!

Until within the last few years the subject of how
best to heat house was very vexng one To be
furnaces have been In existence for several years.
but we all cannot afford furnaces Stoves, too. have
been the market for many years but all not able
to afford enough to heat all the desired and how
heat temporarily used the entire day has
been until recently conundrum. We have at
store the simplest and most satisfactory solution of the
heat problem.