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Mapl. Sugar.
New crop-in pals at Coulehan's.
Working Night and Day.

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that was ever made is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Every pill is sugar.coated
globule OF health. that changes weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy,
brain-fag into mental power. They're
wonderful in building up the health.
Only 25c per box. Sold by Streamer'
Drug Store.
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Grant Harbour, formerly popular
clerk with Hiskey & McNaughton, now
head of mercantile concern at La
Junta, is in the city. Mr. Harbour was
always great Boulder favorite and is
enjoying himself in the renewal OF ao-
quaintance here.
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A Loycr of Nature,

"Josiar seems to love the grass and
the trees" said Mrs. Corntossel.
Yes" answered her husband
"There is times when | wish he was
Mt quite so affectionate. He's that
skeered O. hurtin' 'em that he runs
every time he sees scythe or an ak"
=WaShingtOn Star
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Feminine Logic

Woman-If that medicine makes you
feel worse, Ellen, why do you keep on
taking it?
why, Pm not going to pay IS cents
for medicine, William, and then waste
t."-Indianapolis Journal.
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But ,.frn &c CaUEht 1t.

"You've been fishing again." said
che stern parent. suppose you come
with me now to the woodShed."
"Fatler.' protested the bright
youth, II hope you intend to make
the punishment fl the crime"
"That's my intention.'
"Well, father, the crime amounted
to two nil DIes. didn't catch a
thing. g."-Philadelphia Press.
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Again the Professor.

"It is extremely provoking said the
professor, vigorously running his hand
through his hair, but the most pleas
ant recollection have of my trip
abroad | cannot seem to remember
Judge,
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Substitute Su2EeSte Il.

Mrs. Youngish-Oh, Bob, what shall
I do? Baby is crying because l won't
let him pull all the fur off my muff.
Mr.. Youngfsh-Well, that's all
right. Give him the cat.-Philadel-
phia Record
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Drs. Charles and Carson Gilbert, emf
nent in medicine and soda water, have
developed high degree of proficiency
in the chicken industry. They had
roosters on exhibition which laid eggs
all day, in plain view of the populace
And the Popullsts gathared at the
Uin6ouc
Daily camera., 1900-05-29

The program Of the Friday Musical
club at the Chautauqua tomorrow night
will be we'll worth an evening spent at
he auditorium. Take the cars at 18th
and Walnut.
Daily camera., 1900-05-29

Go to your friends tor advice, tc
women for pity, TO your relations 70,
nothing-to Woollett Lumber & Coal
Co. for the famous industrial coal.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAKE NOTICE.
On and after May q I will have les
cream at my house 802 Marine street
every Sunday to Accommodate my Gus
0mers, SIS d. CLAY.
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HaDpineAA.

rs Dorothy happy since her mar
riage?"
well, l should say she ought to be.
She hadn't single duplicate among
her wedding presents. IN. Y. World.
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proutpble Investment.

,Tapeleigh-EIave you realized any
thing from that mining investment you
were telling me about?
Stockleigh h-Yes. Eve realized the
truth of the saying: "a fool and his
money are soon parted. ."-Tit-Bits.
Daily camera., 1900-05-29

The Props expect to run up against
the toughest game of the season tomor.
row afternoon when they meet Sacred
Heart on Gamble field at I:3o p m. Ad-
mission Is cents.
Daily camera., 1900-05-29

The testimony in the Denny Sullivan
assault case was put IN before Justice
Dyer last night and this morning and
this afternoon the lawyers have the
judicial ear.
Daily camera., 1900-05-29

Have you ever tried the famous n. l..
c. high grade coffees? If not, do not
fail to do so. P. M. Nelson & Son carry
a full line and guarantee you the best
coffee values you ever received.
Daily camera., 1900-05-29

Neither the Preps nor the Sacred Hear
college have been beaten this year by
teams in their class. See which wins
next Wednesday.
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Post Master Moorhead announces thai
the post office will observe Sunday
hours tomorrow (Memorial day. There
will be no delivery of the mails. Patron:
should call between the hours of ii anc
I2.Ic
Daily camera., 1900-05-29

Secure your seats at Fonda's fol
Loves Labor Lost" university campus
class day June 5. 1000, reserved seats SC
cents
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Mr. Elbridge Green will receive his &C.
count book of the Columbia Building
and Loan Association if he will call al
this office.
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A Place to Put Th EN-.

IF women didn't hov skirts to hold
up" said the janitor philosopher, they
wud hov to hov two soide pockets to
kape thor honds in" - Chicago Daily
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MIR Alva L. Franks and Miss Rosa Z.
Simpson, both OF Lafayette, were mar
.ied by Rev. E. G. Lane this afternoon
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"They have been at a great feast of
language and stolen the scraps. Act
V, Scene |, "Love's Labors Lost" Uni
versity campus, class day, June 5. 1920,
at 3 o'clock. Reserved seats 80 cents at
Fonda's.
Daily camera., 1900-05-29

All the merchants will close their
places of business from 10 m. until 3
p. m. tomorrow, Memorial day.
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Dana King, has arrived from Arizona
and will spend the summer with his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. D. w. King.
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J.. P. Coffey, the former we'll known
Wardite, has returned to the camp and
will engage in business there again.
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THE DAILY CAMERA
fhs veelle4t Lumber 1 Ceal CO. ars ssas
agents ior the Panous Industrial Coal. s.
BOULDER WHIST CLUB.

The Organization Has 3 Year Altogether
Delightful and Pleasant.
The Boulder Whist club held its an.
nual election yesterday, after meeting
highly enjoyed by the membership. The
club had year productive of no little
enjoyment and its affairs were harmoni-
ously and successfully managed.
Following are the officers for the en-
suing year: President, Mrs l. Berlin; first
vice president, Mrs L. c. Paddock; sec
ond vice president, Mrs Florus Williams;
third vice president, Mrs E. G. Fine; sec.
retary, Mrs w. H. Mcleod; treasurer,
Mrs c. c. Oaks.
FROM THE SECRETARY.
At the opening of the season 1899 our
membership consisted of forty-three.
During the year We have received sew
eral new and desirable members. The
average attendance has been good for
most of the year. Our president, Mrs
Fonda, arranged the boards and presided
over all meetings but one during the en-
tire session. 1t was hoped the more
modern team work, used in up to date
clubs, might be introduced, but as the
season was so far advanced it was
thought advisable to postpone this plan
until later.
"Whlst is properly purely intellect
ual game. 1t is as intellectual and high
grade as chess. Whist properly played
is just as worthy an occupation for fine
intellect as mathematics or science, OF
any other intellectual study. Properly
played and studied, whist is perennial
we'll of delight. There is always some
thing to learn in it. You never get tt
the end of whist. Played for its owl
sake, il is dignifled, noble game, worthy
OF civilized man at his best."-Denve
News.
If these sentiments are carried out b,
our club bright future is in store for i,
IN MEMoRIAM.
| During the past year death has takel
from our midst two OF our most highl
esteemed members, yet it will be lonI
ere the memory of Mrs Coan and Nj,
Buchanan from us depart. We hop
that no names will be added TO this lis
for many. many years.
MRS c. f. COULEHAN,
Secretary.
TREASURES REPORT.
Boulder, Colo, May rs. 1920.
To the Officers and Members o. III
Woman's Whist Club:
Your treasurer begs leave to subm
the following report:
Money in treasury July I, 1899 sI3
M oney received since July 4S s
Total $50 1
Money expended since July S48 !
Leaving a balance Of $Io42 with or
months rent to pay, which is So, wi
leave balance of S442.
MRS EVA METCALF,
| Treasurer
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Fred Albrecht is down from Caribou
to get over the excitement.
Daily camera., 1900-05-29

Do not miss the ball game tomorrow
afternoon between the Sacred Heart and
Preps, 1t will be swift one.
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Mr. and Mrs M. P. Fox we're over
from Marshall today.
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J,P. Olympus, the Ward mining man,
had party of eastern gentlemen in town
TODAY.
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Concert at the Chautauqua tomorrow
night. Don't miss it.
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LOCAL NEWS.
rho voollstt Lumbsr 1 Coal Co are sole
agents Tor The Fansus Industrial CsaI. So

: Hon. George Rogers was over from
the capital today.
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Superior coal at Roberts 4 cobb's.
A bad Reputation.
Gracs-That man is train wreck

Clara-I didn't know that he had
anything to do with railroads.
Grace-He hasn't; but he was my
partner in the last cotillion.0Iown
Topics.
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MONARCH SHIRTS!

Wishing to confne our business more exclusively
to Ladies', Misses and Chdrens Furnishing Goods,
we will close out our entire line of Gents Furnish
ings, offering Monarch White Shirts, known every
where, all sizes for 75c. Fancy Dress Shirts retail
price $3.50, tor 81. White Collars, any style, &c
Night Shirts 40c, &c. 85c and 81. Soft Neglgee
Shirts, worth 81 25, for 75c 81 Fancy Colored
Shirts for Toe Fine Merno Underwear worth 81 10,
for 85c; fine Derby Ribbed, 38c; French Balbriggan,
78c; Jersey Ribbed, 20c Now is the time to lay in
your summer supply. We are not having special
sale these goods, but wish to close them out. We
will sell at above prices until all sold. Come in
and examine the goods
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= The Nit Cannot Grind
xvifh Water That's Past. "

This Is 1uhat a tagged out,
fearful little evon,an said n
telling her cares and sveak-
nesses. Her friend encouraged
by telling of a relative svho
had Just such troubles and qvas
cured BY Hoods Sarsapanlla.
The little woman now has tears OF
Joy, for she took Hoods, which put her
blood in prime order, and she lives on
the strength of the present instead of
worrying about that of the past.
Neuralgia had dreadful neuralgia,
miserable for months. Neighbors told ME
to use Hoods Sarsaparilla; it cured me per-
fectly." MRS. FRED TUREER, Barre, vt.
ErysipeIas-"Myl little girl is now fat
and healthy on account Of Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla curing her OF erysipelas and eczema"
MRS. H. o. WHEATLEY, Port Chester, N. Y.
Hoods SaaJqb0AM
Ili2l7 slE2:ll3lzd|
Hoods Pills liver ills; the nonirritating and
only cathartic to take with Hood's sarsap.rilla
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Superior coal at Roberts & Cobb's.

No saw edges on collars and cuffs done
at the Model laundry $40 Pearl street
Phone l07.b. SO limo
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Total

Money expended since july $40 IS
Leaving a balance Of $Io42 with one
months rent to pay, which is So, will
leave balance of S4.42
MRS EVA METCALF,
Treasurer
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H0odJ SnlJabMM

Hoods Pills cure liver ills; the non-irritating and
only cathartic to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Daily camera., 1900-05-29
TREASURER'S REPORT.

Boulder, Colo, May rs, 1920.
To the Officers and Members OF The
Woman's Whist Club:
Your treasurer begs leave to submit
the following report:
Money in treasury July I, 1899 sI3 81
Money received since July 4S S.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-04
MAR QUE TO A PLOT.
Filipino Document Sent TO the Senate
by the President


by the President.
Copies OF official Filipino documents
captured by the American troops were
sent to the Senate Tuesday by the Pres
ident. in compliance with a resolution.
The most Interesting paper is a transla-
ton of the minutes of a meeting OF the
Filipino junta at Hong Kong on May >.
1898, four days after the destruction OF
the Spanish squadron by the American
ships under Admiral Dcwey's command.
At that meeting it Was decided to pre-
pare the Filipino people TO fight the Unit
ed States il this Government declined u
give them independence, and measures
were taken to secure arms Tor the T1ga-
logs, thus confirming from Official Fill
pino sources the belief thar the outbreak
against the American troops near Ma
Mia on Feb. 4, 1899. was the result of
carefully prearranged plot.
AT the junta's meeting ON May > Agui-
naldo, who had just arrived at Hong
Kong from Singapore. was elected pres
ident of the committee. He told of me
EQUATIONS" between himself and the
American consul at Singapore. The lat
ter had recommended that Aguinaldo con
fer with Admiral Dewey regarding the
proposition that the Filipino leader go -
Manila in one OF the American cruisers.
Aguinaldo did not wish to go without
first securing previous written agree
ment with Dewey, for he said if the lat
ter once had him in power he might com
pei the signature of any agreement de
sirahle. Therefore he urged the appoint
ment of committee TO cali upon AID
miral Dewey and ascertain the intentions
of the United States regarding the Phil
| ppines. Then. he said, ii Intervention
| by him were necessary, IL would not be
out of the way for him TO so to the Phil
| ppines, procuring by such means as he
could obtain succor for the fatherland.
Unless there were previous contract
with Dewey, Aguiualdo further stated,
the admiral might not divide the arnia
ment necessary 10 guarantee the happi
ness of me fatherland." lie also refers
10 the fear that by taking up arms
against Spain be would lose his share IN
the 100000 which had been deposited in
the Hong Kong and Shanghai banks for
the purpose of ending the instruction.
The minutes show that Agoncillo fav
ored sending Aguiualdo to the Philip
pines, where, as president he ''would be
able Ia arouse them to combat the de
manas of the United States II the latter
eolonized the country, and would drive
them THE tihninosl if circumstances rem
der II necessary 20 a titanic struggle for
their Independence even IL later they
should suecumb to the weight of the yoke
of new oppressor."
According TO the minutes the members
of the junta voted unanimously that
Aguinaldo and the other officers of the
Filipino republic should go at once to Luz
zon, organize the government aud take
measures 70 bring about the Independence
Of the republic. This action was taken
nine months before the outbreak of hos
tilities between the Filipinos and Ameri.
eun forces.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-04
NOVEL SKIN GRATING.
Successful Operation Performed with
the Film of an Egg.


A successful operation of skin grating
by using the skin or inner film Of newly
laid eggs has been accomplished at the
city hospital in Indianapolis The sub
ject is Scott Smith, a eolored man. who
was horribly burned about the face, neck
and shoulders by the bursting of a coal
oil lamp. The raw surface could not be
cured by ordinary means, and after sew
eral physicians had applied restoratiyes
in vain Smith was removed TO the hos
pital. The physicians secured some new
~ laid eggs, and the skin or film was APP
piled, and 1t was only short time before
the good results were apparent. In ten
days the film Of the egg Was rnited Sc
curely to the flesh and the wounds were
perfectly healed.
An interesting part Of the operation,
from scientific point Of view. is what
is 10 be the color Of the resulting cuticle.
A microscopic examination shows that
the skin Of the egg Is now a part Of the
skin Of Smiths body, ba+ il re- iains
white while the other skin is black The
blood circulates through il as through
other parts, but il is yet an open question
whether the pigment which coIors the
negro's skin will enter the new skin and
also color il. So far there Is no evil
dence that this viii be the result, for it
remained as white as il was when first
spilled.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-04
Gen. Logan,s Night Dispatch.

"Shall never forget that message. 1t
was my first night work in big city
office" How dared you keep it till
morning, Dick?'' Pure ignorance:
AMI years afterward. Gen. Logan used
to joke me about it,"
Some twenty years after the war, the
night operator in a Washington tele-
graph office received this message: ''Old
man: small boy: arrive in Washington
no a. IN. B. O. meet without fail.
Good care. Show all the sights. Meet
comrades. Co Provide generously.
DO this fLr me. John a. Logan" The
message wss sent to one OF the officials
in the Treasury Department, an old
Ilioois friend. The operator read it
slowly the second time ~0ld man
small boy
ITS good four miles out to Den
mans: 10 cars. have to call a cab
Hello. Dick. said James. one Of the
messengers. why not hold fl till day
light? Poor Denman. sound asleep.
four miles away. PARTIES not coming in
till 40"
Dick thought 4 moment "I'll DO IL,
By Jove, Be7Ier YET. boy-I'm OF at q;
III capture EN- myself. give EN- q
square meal ard when the treasury
opens and Mr.. DENIM drives into town
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-04
LINE OF PROPOSED PACIFIC CABLE.

provinces, ne Punjab, the central prov
/. inces, an. central India. This does not
affect the present conditions. but it Sc
cures The crops terminating in the
ground, and so guards against this fam
inc year being followed by another. 1t
Will so tend to mitigate the growing Sc
verify Of the water famine, which is
pressing upon large areas with even
greater severity than the actual failure
of the harvest.
The last famine of 1868 may be
taken as an approximate measure of the
present one. On that occasion the cost
to the people of India, owing to the loss
of their food crops, was estimated at
E111,G00,o09 about the total revenue Of
Great Britain ct present. This is. neces-
sarily, only an approximate valuation,
but the actual cost to the Indian treas
ury can be calculated with considera.
BILE approach TO accuracy. The amount
spent on relief works, the loss Of revenue.
the land revenue suspended, the loans to
famine districts and the amount OF the
charitable funds came IN all to El9, $50,
900.
In the House of Commons the other
day the Right Hon. Lord George Ham
ilton, Secretary of State for India. stat
cd that the Indian famine affects an area
of territory in which there is a popula-
ton of 60,0O0.000. Five million persons
are in receipt of relief, and the number
employed on the Government relief
works is 100000 The amount devoted
to the relief work in 1899 1900 was e.
055, Goo and il is expected that $3.50.
600 will probably be required for the
same purpose during the current year
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-04
News of Minor Note.

The Farmers National Congress viii
meet at Colorado Springs, Colo. on Aug.
p.
The San Francisco Board OF Health
has decided that the Chinese who died
recently under suspicious circumstances
had genuine bubonic plague.
Living animals have been newly dis
covered at q depth in the ocean OF two
miles greater than any hitherto reached
Gretna Mennonites, strong Boer sym
pathizers. attempted TO burn the Queens
effigy In Winnipeg, but were prevented
by the threats of Englishmen.
An order was received by a Cincinnati
concern by cable from an English firm
for nearly 100000 British flags. to be
shipped as soon as they can be made.
The Philippine naval station has stead
lily grown, until there are now forty-eight
vessels on the station, and Of these ships
twenty eight are Of considerable size
Colorado produced last year S;if H.
1876 in gold. Sf2.s54 ,25G 10 silver. 81
G41 .520 in lead. 81 ,SJ4 22G in copper and
S517 900 10 zinc ond mgnganiferous iron.
IN Scott County, Ark, Farmer Zet
Leonard took BIS wife and 4-yesr-oid son
TO the woods. kiiied them both, burned his
house and shot himself Jealousy was
the cause
The Ontario Government hps c0Inpiet-
ed arrangements for the formation OF
forest Of almost 1900 square miles in ex-
tent embracing the district in which
Lakes Temasaui and Lady Evelyn are
located The bulk Of the reserve is yir-
elu forest. with thN finest white pine in
Canada upon t.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-04
7''7777777'7'77'7-'7--7l = l7--ll----s--
Brief Newa Ifrma.

The first counterfeit new dollar silver
certificate was found in Cleveland.
The japanese navy viii hold exten-
sive maneuvers in the Straits Of Corea.
The total number Of sheep 10 the State
Of West Virginia is 7S5. 1913. valued at
S14, 32G,550.
A stock company WIKI S.,OOOOOO is be
ing organized in Chicago to develop Mex
lean copper mines.
A johannesburg dispatch sent TO Der
lin says the Transvaal gold mines have
not suffered greatly.
The Chicago Woman's Club is trying
70 have course Of domestic science for
boys introduced into the public schools.
The superintendent Of ~. sater system
il Albany, \. J.. says that since the
starting Of the filter piant typhoid fever
in the city has BEEN rdIuced - per cent.
The timber supply Of Georgia has been
estimated by lumbermen Of that State as
sufficient to last only rine years al the
present rate Of saving 2.GD,UO0 feet
daily.
Oregon has three forest reservcs-the
Cascade range reserve, area lag, SOU
acres: tine Bull Run. area 1920 acres;
and the Ashland, area I.J60 acres. OF an
aggregate area IL 4. III. 40 zcreA
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1900-04-04
NOW A PACIFIC CABLE.
is TO CONNECT WITH THE HA-
WAlIAN ISLANDS.
Later On, 1t Is Said, TIE Ling Will Be
Extended to the Philippines Routes
Have Been Snryeyed-Enormoas Cost
of ne Project.

At list the project OF transpaeihe
ocean cable is emerging from the class Of
remote possibilities and being promoted
into the class of early probabilities. The
Senate committee on naval affairs the
other day agreed to report the biz for a
Pacific cable which Senator Hale was au-
thorized TO draft and the report was later
presented to the Scaate. The bill pro-
vides for present cable only TO Homo
lulu, but decl Tres q purpose TO extend it
in the future. Three million dollars is
appropriated for the work. and further
surveys are authorized to determine the
most practicable route.
Last summer the Navy Department
made a careful survey Of route extend
ing from Hawaii to Luzon, and this sur
vey, with the one made in 1891 by the
photographic office of the navy of route
from San Francisco 70 Honolulu, dem
onstrates the entire practicablity OF
submarine cable lie in five links from
San Francisco to Manila. From Salinas
Landing, Monterey Bay, California, TO
Honolulu, 100 miles4-extends an adj
mirable route, within a curously formed
natural lane on the ocean bottom, 800
miles wide. From Honolulu to Wake
island, over which our flag now floats, by
way of the Midway Islands. the line
would be 2,044 miles additional From
Wake Island to Guam the distance is
l,203 miles further. and from Guam to
Manila 1850 miles, or in all 6,SO7 miles.
These landing points are the territory of
the United States, and the line would
cross no foreign soil.
Only two obstacles were encountered
that in any way would interfere with the
laying and operation of cable, and these
can readily be avoided by making slight
oetour around them. The first of these
obstacles is a submarine mountain
short distance west of the Midway ISL
ands, rising from the floor of the ocean
at a depth of 200 ia. hems. to within
81 fathoms of the surface. The second
obstacle is one of the deepest marine
abysses yet found in the world 1t is
aboaG 500 miles east of Guam, and the
depia q water there is more than 1900
fathcGls, or over FIVE and two,thirds
miles. Submarine volcanoes are a serious
menace to ocean cables, and several of
such volcanoes are known to exist in the