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weeLe Pr0i .. Peterson, y -foek-
Evfn bar carefully compared tie
monthly nleaD teDpegatUIee II slf aDd
"a foE Morn egisn stafIgns lOf twenty
year, finding that decided sBo vary
Ing change, 10 he cgDrse u tbS warm
OCEAN currents take plsGe ~ OeJDbef
and November ana again lu Nsy end
June, and that the or tsmpefat1fs--
even ~ the IntefIDf u r~e3eD-ehD@s
eOffesp<ynQlDg YSEstiOns from year "
year IA thefeNe ooucludes that
certain pre0leiiODs-sBcb ~ the fDfs-
telling " the character II the coming
winter aud spnnY from conditions u
the sss-sufisce tent efatDfss IN DscsD- 7
beT--may ~ made with considerable !
certainty " fulnIlmeDi The inquiry
has beeu extended ~ Germany By DR.. +
W. HeinhardUs, II POtsCam, who hss /
plotted the mean TEN pefatuTes ~ Ger 4
man stations for thiuy-hye years, aud I
has DonhTmed Prot Petters1D's re-
suits The probability that general
temperature changes II November aud I
December al ChnstiansUnd would ~
followed by similar change a. Ham 4
burg in the following quartef-year /
amounted ~ eighty-hye per cent.
The suggestion that typhoid fever
may ~ spfead W bread made with .
water containing the typhoid bacillus +
was made during recent epidemic 81
Lyons, France. EsassDTiug eZperi- .
nlsDis have since been carried out by
Prof AflOlng who Introduced bulbs
containing cultures ~ the bacillus into .
various kinds VI bread before baking,
but without obtaining the slightest
vegetation during the baking. The
bacillus, moreover, T. destroyed by a
temperature " I5s@ r., for ten minutes.
The temperature VI an oven IN which
bread il baked has been shown ~
reach 4lDs while the soft portion Of the
loaf acquires temperature a. high az
M +.
new method u storing acelyiene,
suggested 10 the Paris Academy VI
Sciences by g. &. Claude aud A. Hess,
consists la disrolyiug ia acetOne, "
which one kiiOgram (Z.Z04g pounds
takes up 300 lilers (7s.25l gallons of
the gar al "A pressure If twelve at
mOsphefes.
The 3, so nautical miles Of the coast
Of the British Isles have 100 lighis
while the ,Gjz miles VI French coast
have 30. IN electric lights France has
rs times az much power al England.
Itoentgen rays have not lost their
Interest 10 scientific men. Many *
periments r. have been studying their
possible value 10 medicine, aud, while
positive results have not beeu obtained
with the various microbes. some evil
deuce Of their Influence upon the germs
Of consumption has been recorded.
Prof. Loitst Of Lyons, has found that,
under the rays, guinea pigs iuOcuaied
with tuberculosis remained ia their
usual health, while another lot Of the
same animhls-DOt exposed 10 the
ThyE-sbowed the usual course VI the
disease. DIR. Aussst has reported marked
impTo yements In seven-year-Old tu-
bercnl0sOus girl during three weeks
treatment with the rays for AN hour
daily, and rapid sinking and death af-
ter discontinue &c Of the treatment
through loss VI the apparatus. A pig
meuted hairy growth covering the en-
tire back Of child Of four years has
been removed by DIR. Freuud, Of Wen
Ma, by exposure 10 the rays for ten |
days. Such action, Ii IL well known,
h not always beneficial. Loss OF hair |
while experimenting with these rays /