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The Conservative, 1899-07-13
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do ordain and establish this constitution
for the United States of America"
That is the real constitution. That is
the compact we are born to fulfill. 1t
is a sOcialistic bond for individual pre-
s~ervation. In the "articles" a govern
ment is provided for, the machinery for
it's regulation established, and individ-
ual rights definitely stated. They form
a part of the constitution, but the gov
eminent can be overturned-if it over
turns itself it is usurpation-the machin-
cry can be changed and the individual
rights lessened or enlarged, but the con
stitution itself cannot be changed ex-
cept to the destruction of the people. 1t
is in accord and uniform with natural
law. 1t is infallible. That is all
Where then did, or can, the govern
ment find authority for going to wal
with Spain, exposing the lives of the
people, or augmentiDg their taxes?
Where does it find it's authority for it's
present course in Cuba and the Philip
pines? In usurpation! The people per-
NIT it because of the emotional insanity,
ignorance and Indifference which per-
wade them. Governments cannot be
altruistic institutions for the benefit of
aliens. Governments are the directors
of a trust. The constitution agreed
upon by the people gives the conditions
of that trust. Taxation for self-preser-
walton is the law of the trust and limits
the taxing power of the government.
The governments power over the lives
of citizens is to hold them to their agree
ment to stand by the common defense
and general welfare, by force if neces-
sary. There it ends. Has the govern
ment of the United States usurped the
rights of the people over their lives and
property, or not?
Expansion is Limited.
The next and last question is the right
of the government of the United States
to acquire or take by force foreign terri
tory under existing conditions at home?
The law can be stated s%uccinctly and
briefly. Many deny the right on as
sumed constitutional grounds. They
are both right and wrong. It depends
on the conditions prevailing within the
United States. A government may ex-
pand it's territorial boundaries by the &C.
QUESTION of foreign territory when in
ternal nditions-over-population-de
mand it as a self-preserving necessity.
1t may do it when an adjoining nation
is a constant and direct threat to the
lives and property, and general welfare
of it's citizens. In other words, a gov
eminent may extend it's territory in
order to prevent anarchy at home. That
the expansion be ethical the expanding
or aggressive party must have the abil-
itu RI do what ~ rplor%o1 10, ;%Lo ro
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-04

Tie homestead entry made some
time ago by j. Bell, and covering
the site of Alpine in Indian Valley,
has been contested by VIM. Up
church.
Mr. George A. Martin, of Boone,
Iowa, arrived in Weiser last week
and contemplales locating permanent
ly DR. Martin is the father OF Mrs
Richard Stuart
Miss Ruby Pryton will assist Miss
Ewing IN durtt tomorrow evening
at the entertainment 1t is also ex-
pected that Payette talent will add to
the delights of the evening.
The other morning young man
named Whitley cut ON the hand an
old man named Hunter. both living
in tent in the city limits. Judge
Womack gave the offender 20 days
IN Jail and $40 fine.
j. A. Jones is contemplating
building a handsome residence on his
lots Immediately north of the pubic
school. He has already erected a
barn Mr. Burnley is building himself
a dwelling house in the same neigh
borhood.
MIR. H. E Johnson was in Wpist I
this week delivering his book-In-
CALLS account of the Cuban war. 1t
Is a valuable work as the name OF
the author guarantees. Mr.. Johnson
ir now canvassing for an illustrated
and self explaining edition OF the
new testament. See advertisement
in this paper and. be ready for him
when he comes around
"Johnnie Jones'" called ont the
teacher of the geography class, ogive
me the boundaries of the United
States. " The United Suites, "rattled
of the prize pupil, sis bounded on
the east by Mark Hannah, Pierpont
Morgan, Tom Platt and the Pennsyl-
vania railroad; on the west by Coils
2. Huntington and the Southern Pa
cific railroad; on the north by the
Astors and Vanderbilts; on the south
by the Sugar Trust, the Cigarette
Trust and Flagler, who owns the
Florida hotels; ON the over and under
by the Standard Oil Trust. "Cor-
rect" said the teacher. 600 tn the
head of the class. Elk.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-04
Estate of Conrad truth.

In the Probate court in and for the county Of
Washington. state of Idaho.
In the matter OF the Estate of Conrad Eruth
deceased
Notice of sale of mines and mining interests
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance to nm
order OF sale duly made and entered by the pro-
5ate court Of the county of Washington, state Of
lonho. on the 2Sth day of April. 4. d. 1899 in
the matter OF the estate OF Conrad truth de-
ceased, the undersigned, executor of said estate
VIII sell MT private sale. subject to confirmation
by said probate court, all the interests herein-
after mentioned in the following described un-
patented mines, or mining claims to-wit: An
undivided three-righths q interest in and to the
lookout lode mining claim the notice of Iocn-
ton OF which is OF record ia the Office of tho
recorder OF deeds OF said Washington county in
volume two 81 of mining claims nj page 149; an
undivided three-e gifts 90 interest in and to
the IF. Is. Lockwood" lode mining claim The
notice OF location OF which is Of record In and 10
tue Office OF the recorder OF deeds OF said
volume two (2) of mining claims Mt mage 150.
an undivided three-eghts 90 interest In The
sampson" lode mining claim the notice of
location OF which is of record in the Office OF the
recorder OF deeds OF said county in volume two
W OF mining claims at page $50; an undivided
one-third Cd interest in and two the Conner
KING lode mining claim. the notice of location
or which is OF record in the Office OF the recorder
OF deeds OF said county in volume two f5l ~
mining claims Mt page 800; and an undivided
9ne-hnlf pa interest in and to the ''Pomeroy''
which is OF record in the Office of the recorder of
deeds OF SAID county. in volume two (2) of MINING
cla,in deeds at page 371 TO each and every Of
said notices OF location reference is hereby
made Tor further description. Each and every
OF SAID mining claims. or mines are living beinS
ana situate in the Seven Devils Mining District
IN washington county, state OF Idaho
Ihat sud sale will be made on or after Satur-
uhv tne 2osh day OF MAY, 1899 and bids II be re-
ceved by John w. Ayers, ut the office of Varian
AYERS Varian, in Weser, Washington county
Terms of sale ms follows to-wt: Ten ner cent
OF the amount OF bid cash. lawful money of the
United States of America. upon confirmation said
OF sale ny said courtand balance on or before ihe
nrst DAY OF December, A. d 1900 the said bal
ances to be secured by note or notes and mort
gaze upon the above described real estate.
Dated May 1, A. d.. 1899
ro. y A. VI. GRAY
Atty for Estate. tate of Co,rad
." Fruth Deceased
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-04
Notice of Sale of School and 1rD,vor.,tv

Notce rs hereby given that on Thursday
June ., 1871 at 10 O'Clock ". M there viii IL,
ouered Tor sale, pursuant to law al auction ar ~
court house in Welser. Washington conntv III. Ky
tracts OF state lands situated IN Washin'sto,,'
county Idaho. as follows: e'on
n SEA y y 4, section Is Township Is n Rapoa
SEX SWL section I6 Tovrshio, X ~
w $40 10 ~ Range
WE SE9 SEA section IS Township Is N Range
WV NWx SEA section IS Township Is n Range .
u sWs SEA section Is Township Is RANGE
WE NES NEH section IS Township Il n Range
w sen NEh section 80 Township IA N Rance
w SES swA section SO Township IA n Raur.
w SW "a sw Ia section ss Township IA N Rau0o
S IA Is, Sc Ia section SO Township 1, n Rance
Inc terms and conditions of sale ,,;i, +,
eounu 10 An Act Defining the Dutias ~ ~ he
state Board OF Land Commissjonnst ~ g VI the
session Laws, 1898. page i3g second
aPPratseu value ana particular doso~;,..
NAV De found at the office OF Tho ,o., .Ptloh
"r t OF AZ me Office OF the state land hoard
lNortsINo lands will be sold for lac A.
"GP'S rs price per acre and no lands cav ~
tersst 90 20 man DIV per acre the hrst wears in
day of saIs ~ per cent OF purchase price cash on
BY order of the stat. board of land c0u,,,.
Nv e. E ,vS S. II. HAYES.
rh.i Clerk
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20

W SALONIE BRACI
GR1ESELgw Winonie " bloku.
Pehera, ze wszystkich tute-
ssych salon6w nalwiecej piwa
sprzedaia. ? czego wynika,
&e piwo gosciom tn podawa..
ne, jest jaknajlepszem. W
gl6wne, sail 50 stofy i mnogie
krzesla, q nadto osobnY pokoj
ola chcacYch siedzied osob.
no. Ludzi v tel, pc starokraj !
Ixrajsku urzadsonei obser:s,iy'
sawsze jaR v ulu,, iecs mrimo
to kazdY szEbko. dostanie
r:zego zn3sda, = sadowoleniem.
wychodzi. ID
Farmerzy teraz " catl,ml
mie6cie wygodniejszlei gospod5
ME snajdq, jak Y Griesl6wa, = :.
po}aczonej ich Z oalonem
gyro5lserisl was;zyss1t;ktso NIGGA kulpiftss
% . Aiiatsta ola kuenni istelo
sProw adsa6 .musza.f ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20
ZE SW

POhOzENIE wojsk atlefsy.
kahskich ma Fl'pinach Ole
jest do zazdroszczenia. Ofa,e :
rowis pu'ku oreg,hi,kich
ochotn'k6w, kt6rzy dopierr,o,
atamtad wr6c.ll> powiadajy, ze
nn pocza'ku ~ojny-x pow 8 tsdi
CAM arm,a amerykahska tylko
teJ okolicznosci zawdz;ecsa
swe ocalenie, BE udalo sic
przejad list, kt6ry jeden .
emi.aryuszY wyslal z Manili
do Agu nadia. W li5cie tYm
BIT podany plan otwarcla
bran miasta, .epalenia Manlli
/, wy mordowania wszystk;cb
Amerykanow " obozie.
Z KSIEZN1CZKA Jutta Me-
klemburg Strelitz wyrzeknie
s'e ultra l zostan:e schizma-
yczxp, azeby tylkc zostat
SoIa nastepcy tronu czarno-
g6rskiego, Car przeznaczyi
n. podarek slobny ola miodej
parry $35Q,000.
GENERAL amerykahski l..
Wood stsw,f miasto Santiago
pod kwarantanne ably IA
pobiedz s~2erzeniu &6tej fsbry.
PARYz, llgo l;pca. =
Prz>jau=le Dreyfusa pus:i) "
obieg pogioske, Dc Dres fu'
sem bardzo zle sic obchodzo-
no ma Czarciej wyspie, do
magaja sic ukaranla przeclw-
nik6w Dre7fusa. Slycha6, ze
byly minister L=bon ma bye
sadownie 6cigsny "a to. ~
d~wai rozkazy Denielowi, pod
k'6rego kontrola byfa Garcia
wyspa. Den1el zostat iua usu~
nie:v z urzedu.
Zaawca rekopis6w Bertillon,
kt6rY tax W procesie Dre)-
fus., jak pred sqdem kasacyj-
nym, stauowczo orzekf, 2e
Dre\ fus pisa} owe ,bordereau'
pczostaje jeszcze ma stanowisko
sz.f4 wydzia'u. ,antropome-
trycznego, ale ME pelni slu1bY
49, co Jest dlsh kara.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20

[opfawne,Htosalo wSskd5re u III y
atyt,ullliika y. ..s... !. :sa,.s.,ss..sss....$ $3.50 All
[OprawsgrnNe cato wslkr6dle wyxiaacaandlea5
brzeglii J ztoetYml tytulllilk armliiS 500 2
Drukowanl,e na pdsrgaminie osdos5,--
ME oprawne. ~. $500. w. $4,000
LEKCYE VI na.
wgssyssttlkrie Niedziele Swleta 1T.
lego rokn1l. pooling prsekladn .
Jak6ba Wujka II y. st6soWnle:.
do MszaliussR ssSvmskkisgo wyprao0~
wal X. ia.tiz IS. Tomioki aspotwier-,
izz,oanY$ plszsNyKIzonEs,yJ,sttors Generality
arcybisknpl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
nsnlsk,l. Ksiazka ia jest Cd wlelu-
lat4w ca1ej Polsoe iak Lol Pru-
sak;ie,m tax pod MosKalem j
Austryakjem. Jest " mocnel
oprawle ze zfoconym tytuliklem1l
! .ozdobna strOnica tytu}owa.
Kosztuje tylko.. . ...... $l.50
-SPIE WINK KOSCIBLNY Y, ten
dazy- WYb6r Plesni Naboz.
nych Katolicklch ola u
zytku kosctelnego i domowego.
Zavlers: So. msze, nleszpory,1lO2
piesnl Z dodatkiem nieszpor6w
laclnskich, 90 plesnl "a Polske.
Obejmuje 100 stronnic wlelkie-
80 formatn ma pieknym psple-
rze2z wyzlacanemi tYtullkam,.
OprawDe v p6tskorek. 5000
Gale " sk6re j wyziacane
brzegi.... .... ........ $3UV
Ksiazki powiesciowe.
0 jamie Tvardowsksm, wielkim
So. 80. -. 10 Ct.
Zyyot Kosciuszki, k~slazeozka
ola grzecznych dziecl......... 20 Ct
M9czedstw6 Ssoietei Dziewicy
KrvstYmy, wYci9g = ZYwotow
Pahskich Ks. P.otra Skar--
. CT.
Testament Piotra Welkiego czy-
|; zamlarv Moskali zawojowania
6wlata............. 5 ct
QUA STUDY czyli z~en,aczka
AmerYkanska ....."..... 10 ct.
Rkraka osYli ,,Kiedy igat, to
)uz dobrze. 10 G.
Prmoctpo Mchaldy, Kr6lowej
70 Saby, l3te; SYb,lli l5c.
Zyd wiecsny tsttacz... -. ...10c.
Gdyby mice 1000 dolarow
powie6o Ola cnotllwei m{odziezyl0t.
Hstoryo 0 Grzegorzu, kt6ry
II lat pokutowa}, przykutY PREY
skale
Gemessty,. powiedc moralna
bardzo wzrusza1aca 20 starozyt"
nych c1asdw ~ 9:
Ia sauna W mocnej oprawle
. re zfoconYm t7tul'k,em So. 30 G.
Bolestaw czYli Daisy Gag Geno-
wefy, t}6maozenle p.zez ks. Os~
~ c
. - ia sauna W moone] oprawie 80
Fa6ioza. Powies6 z czas6w pre-
sladowanla Chrzescian " roku
3O2. Napisa} Kardynai Wiseman.
- l.Chw,le rozejmu.-2 @. WaIka
3 Z%wycjeztwo 30 9
w mocneI opra we ze zfoconym
ty,ullklem: 70 G.
Historyo o szlachetnej Magetonse.
GORGE kr6la Z Neapolu ! Q Plo~
trze rycerzu, hrablm, rome
przygody, smutkl, poclechy.
szcze6cla, nieszczescia PREY cd"
m,anach omylnego swiata repre-
zentuiaca.. $685.. 49,. Doc
Historya o sslachetnej ! pseknej Me-
lwzyniie, rome przygody, pocle~
chy / smutki, s~zczescla j nle:-s
szcze6cla, PRIV odmianach Or
mYlnego 6viata przedstawiata-
...... 30 c
Iaskiinia potepiesca. Powlese przez
Fir. x. TuozYnsk1ego.... SOC
Ia sauna " mocnej oprawle 20
s}oconym tytuliklem .....75c
Ksiqke Ahnanzor | jego s}uga Mu-
stsfa. czyll ]ak sobie kto poscie.
le tax s,e tel i wyspi. Poowle6c
Il - %
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-07-20
W KSIEGARN1
H. DE2D0Wzz;S:KI ! G0
" Wiuona, MIN.
MONA dostaG rozmaite ksiazki poll
sk,e .szczegolnie zaf naste pujace:
KS1AzKI. DO / !
NABOZENSTWA, g

holHLhlSIOE T.
~NABOZENSTWA. g =
KaqAko do ndbo3esst,ua mapi-
sona pszez Arcubisksara Dues'sa.
TAX zwapa Blskupka, ola ko-
bivt. ....... ~ j.. $l.z0
Ia sama Biskupka, W pick
niejs.ei ~oprawie, z okuciem "a
mec4kiem ....:.............$ l.75
AaIdt Strd4, ksigzka do nabo-
teistwa W pieknej oprawle, e
x1otym trzegiem 80. O.66
.dni6I Strd3 = oprawny v
sk6rke zlocone brzegi : okueiem
xameczkiem Slotym tYtuli:
Tak,E sam AniN S,rdz, opraw-
nv W kokd sfoniowa, z okuclar ]
samecskiem, st6sowny ma podaru.
mex dla dam. .,... ..$l,5u
W;iamek Maryi, 2 wytioczone-
MI obrazkaml ma okfadkachi
.ameczkiem oknciem IL. .
s}oconym brzegiem y. .$l.5a
Wsansk Marys opprawln1Ys v v
sk6rke,z ztoconym.b rzeggilen1l sf g 9
nym tytullklem,. bez zau1ecszkka !
okucia. ~ aSls0ll
Wyborsk czyli skr6tki spotss6 d,E
aaboie3 silva codzlennegn " Y
,cza1ne1 sopraWie..-... 4. AZ Q
Taxi sam Wy6orek, otrawny Y
drog4 sk6rke, 2 okaclem zane = \
k!em.. -:..s. . .... 90 6
Przewodnk do Boga. Opraw1 az
W sk6rke, wyziacane brzegi, W.
clski obrazek Ea okfadce ......65 G
Ogr6dek Duchowny. (Wielk!
uk)................. r... :. .'r.'... l.W
Tys.a.I1 ,S
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-22
houge for Jew DAYS, he egeaped In

house fer a few days, he escaped in
jury.
During a melee at the corner of Main
and Lake streets, Saturday night, Stan
islaw Jazettz was stabbed in the left
shoulder. NThis morning before Judge
Clarke, Johnn Kabala was fined $40 fol
doing the job
Music Hall was again packed tonight
as the third night Of the d. L. K. band
fair was ushered in. There was free
dancing. John Warnke rendered cor
net solo: C.. B. Brooks and Charles Nc
Causland, clarinet duet, and Joseph
Koehler a violin solo.
The Websters play the Southbridge
foot ball team in Webster next Satur-
day. Here is the local lineup: Matthew
|. e.; Sullivan, l. t.; Knight, !. g.; Gre
gan, c.; Hiscox, r. g.; Glare, r. t.; Dix
on, r. e.; White, g. b.; Quinn, !. h. b.;
GILES. r. h. b.; Morse. f. b. James A.
Thompson will off1ciate as referee.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-22
DIES IN HER CELL,
Woman Found Dead in
Spencer Police
Station.

Spencer, Nov. 21.-Mrs Lucinda Grout,
who was arrested last night was found
dead in her cell this morning She is the
wife of Hiram Grout, who lives in Hills
VILE on a small farm. Her husband had
her arrested last night and Officer Bull
lard and Deputy Sheriff H. P. Draper
arrested her in Condrics block, at 8
o'clock last night. They brought her
down to the town hall and locked her
up in a cell. This morning, as usual,
officer H. p. Draper went to her cell at
Z As to feed her, and he found her dead.
She was 40 years old. He felt of her
hand and found it was cold. He sent
for Medical Examiner q. w. Norwood,
and this afternoon DR.. Norwood and DR.:
Sanborn held an autopsy. They found
that the cause of her death was clot
of blood on her heart. She was taken to
A. E. Kingley's undertaking room. She
will be left there until tomorrow, when
interment will be from there in the burial
grounds in back of the Congregational
church. Rev. &. r. Smith of the Meth
odist church will hold the services at
A E. Kingley's undertaking rooms. to-
morrow. She leaves, besides her hus--
band. a son, Edward Goodness, one of
Spencer's most popular young men.
He has Travelled with some of the best
Ministries, including the Mullen & Eagle
ton star specially. He was presented an
elegant cane with gold head.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-22
EAST BRooKFIELD D.

cars of Conductor Hills east-bound Local
were derailed today in the yard of this
station. A car was being thrown on the
side track when the swltchman turned
the switch midway between the trucks OF
the car. 1t left the rails, dragging two
others with it. Nearly an hours work
was needed to get the cars back on the
track.
specimen Of a loon this afternoon on lake
Lashaway.
Mrs w. G. Keith has returned from. al
extended trip to Chicago and Washing.
ton.
Edwin Childs of Flushing, L. l.. is tht
guest of his father, Rev. j. B. Childs OF
West School street.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-22
HOLDEN.

Holden, Nov. 21.-Much interest is taker
in the foot ball game to be played by
Holden high school against Hubbardstor
will be played on what is known as Arm
ingtons field, on Highland street.
The committee of the Holden Village
Improvement Society appointed to ar
the winter months have partly arranged
their list. There will be two concerts
two lectures and another entertainment Of
a somewhat different character. One Of
the concerts will be given by Brigham
orchestra of Marlboro.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational Church will hold a socia
at the home of Mrs. Frank Parker or
Friday evening.
The Ladies' Society of the Congrega.
tional Church will give turkey supper
in the near future.
No janitor has yet been secured for the
Damon Memorial to take the place of F
N Merriam, resigned
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-22
WITHIN VILLE.

WhitinsvilIe, Nov. 21-The funeral Of
Mrs. Timothy Sullivan of Main stree
took place this morning at 8 o'clock
from st. Patricks church. There were
many friends and relatives present OF
deceased to pay their last tribute of re-
spect to their kind friend who departed
so suddenly from this life. There were
many floral tributes. Rev. P. S. O'Reilly
pastor of the church, conducted the fu.
neral service. Interment was in st
Patrick's cemetery, at Riverdale.
Patrick H. Leahy of this place acted
as best man at the marriage Of his broth
er. John F. Leahy, and Miss Margaret
ing. The ceremony took place at St
Augustine's church in Millville, Rev
FIR. Kittredge performing the cerem 5ny.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-22
JEFFERSON.

Jefferson, Nov y21.-Holden Lodge, No
POI. Ancient Order United Workmen, will
hold their third annual concert and bal
In Memorial hall, Holden. Thanksgivine
eve, Nov. 20. Edward Howe will be floor
manager and Thomas Hayes assistant
floor manager.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-22
NEW WOODEN COMPANY

Henry G. Brown and A. Otis Davis
of this city are to operate mill in Day
vile, Ct, early next month. 1t will be
known as the Davis & Brown Wooden
Company. 1t will be six-set mill.
start.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-22
Be Sure and Call
Telephone 10l4-5 for
KENEN'S PRINTERY,

"a Water ST.. Worcester. Mass.
Printing in Foreign Languages a Specially. We
manufacture and carry in stock all Kinds Of Rub
Der, Metal and Air Cushion Stamps. We print
from the smallest card to the largest poster, We'd
ding Invitations, Orders or Dance, Programmes,
Etc,
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-22
Loss of Leap Years.

In 1882, in the arrangement of the
Julian calendar, ten days were dropped
so as to get things running on the then
new, but the present basis of calculat-
ing time. So as to keep things running
right it was determined that a year
ending a century should not be bi-sex-
tile, except every fourth century. Thus
there was no leap year in 100, 1900 or
1900. 1t is, or at least. was, rather
rough on the ladies, who have special
advantages in leap year, for it is the
only year that it is proper for them
TO propose themselves in marriage, but
as it has always been SO in matters af-
fecting womankind, men always find
reasons for restricting their privileges.
The ladies get left again in 1900, but
though there will not be many of those
who see 1900 who will see 20gJ, the lat
ter year ending the fourth century, will
be leap year. In this way three days
are retrenched in four centuries, and
the remaining seven days will be made
up in little over 500 years. After that
calendar years will be like solar years,
and future errors in the calculation of
time will occur no more
The loss of leap years will in thou
sands of years affect the seasons, but I
suppose the mathematicians of the
centuries hence will be SO flip in hand
ling figures and making calculations
that they will have no difficulty in
keeping things going correctly.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1899-02-22

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