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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-13
TO THE NATIONAL HOME.
Eastern Branch, D. V. s., at Togus.
KEhNEBEC CENTRAL R, R,

Connects at Gardiner with the ". c. R.
r. and A. II. s, G. Electric Ry. to Augusta.
TIMETABLE
Winter Arrangement in Effect, Dec 8, 1900.
Leave Randolph: At. National Home:
20, 9.GJ * 11.35 A. NJ. 7.42 9.25 & 10. A NJ.
LOO, go & As p. N. 1920 2.50 & SIS p N.
Lv. National Home Ar. at Randolph:
500. $50 & II. A. NJ. so, 9 - & II . A NJ.
l3n. $50 & $50 I. NJ. l.50, $50 & $40 P. NJ.
Visitors are cordially welcomed at the
Home and receive special attention from
the official guides on duty who will es-
cnrt them through the buildings and
about the grounds. visiting the deer park
containing about 30 deer, bears, etc. The
restaurant at the Home Station is open
every day, where lunch, ice cream. etc.
can be procured for any number of visi-
tors. as accommodations are ample.
Special rates given to excursion parties.
T. A. LAWTON. Supt.
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The Commercial warns its readers to
look out fer the cider barrel lest it
freeze. and they drink of what is
drawn off below the ice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-13

Editor Eaton speaks of Governor
elect Hills slaves. because the men
on the staff will be such stavng good
looking men.
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Lewiston is leading the way by max
ing the first talk Of an Old Home
week celebration. next summer.
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RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
9|lIlt'[1RI gE{Z1|m
In Effect Nov :. ,aoc

| Ii Effect nov. IL. 1900.
Passenger trains leave Augusta as FOL.
THROUGH TRAINS.
GOING WEST-.:f0 =. u. for Lewiston
Pennington. Phillips, Rockland. port.
n land, Bos 81 Brighton, Montreal and
iston, Pennington. Phillips Carrab asss,
Rangeiey. Rocklsnd. Portland Bostnn'
no. CONWAY; Fabyans. Lancaster, COR
Mn st \; II Berlin Falls. Grovefon,
ard Beecher Falls: $40 p. ". local Il
Portland: $50 T. VI. texpress) for Br1nsD'
wick, Portland. and Boston, connecting
for Bath -prtland. Lewiston, Cornisb.
Bridgtoh. Conway and Bartlett; 10 Z
=. NJ. Cn.>-. I Pullman every night To-
Lewiston, Bath. Portland and Boston.
= LOO A. NJ daily except Monday for Port.
GOING EAsT-1.35 A. NJ. might er-
pressl for Skowhegan, Bangor. Bar Har-
Dor 81. Stephen. Calais, ST. John, Hall
ington Co. r. r. Monday morning. going
east does not connect for Skowhega6 nd.
on on sunday sunday morning for Belfast. Foxcroft
vile, Belfast, skowhegan, Bangor ami
BuckSport, Vanceboro. st Stephen. Houl-
toona. woodstock; St. John and Halifax:
IT, 1z,5o = po+ a.; MIatesrville. Bangor. Old
b. & A. X; r. and to Lewiston, via Oak
land and Winthrop; go p. NJ express for
cW ~ Bangor, Bar Harbor. Wash.
Katahdin Iron Works; go p. NJ. for Wa.
tervilie. Oakland. North Arson, Bingham.
s7ikowhegan, Belfast. Foxcroft, Greenville.
7-2s z. NJ. for Watervilie.
SUNDAYS-Going West, 80 A. NJ. for
Portland. Boston; 1921 A. NJ, les p. M
FOR Brunswick Bath. Portland ana Pos
ton; Going East, LIS A. NJ. Bangor: sis
a. N. and 2.3y +. VI. for Wateryille and
Bangor. 1
The Night Pullman Train leaving AZ
J. % A. NJ Monday morning, going east
does not connect for Skowhegan nor an
5unda-' morning for Belfast, Foxcroft or
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Lucky North Vassalboro. Double
time in The wooden mill all through
the winter months.
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DW!8glNy8 GOSSIP
A Winter Picture.

You have seen a winter morning-the
horizon dull and low
When the earth and all belonging lay a
level waste of snow.
In the bleak and empty distance there
was naught of all we knew.
Save the gaunt and naked poplars to ar
rest the wandering view.
1t was a stretch of desert, with no sign
of life thereon
The familiar hills and hollows, and the
fields and fences gone
Every road and lane and byway, far AMI
near, We're blotted out;
flushed the sound of bells, and silent
were the huntsmau'S gun and shout.
Fen the axes of the choppers were un-
heard amidst the wood,
And in drifts the horse of iron with his
train Imprisoned stood.
East ana West. and North and South
ward, mute and white the vastness
Brooded dumb the low ana sulIcn. blank
iniinitude Of gray.
James Power Iane.
Letters to Santa Claus are finding
their way into the postoffices.
With such a freeze, there ought to
be none Of the usual thin ice acct
d ents.
Lucky North Vassalboro. Double
time in the wooden mill all through
the winter months.
Lewiston is leading the way by max
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filling the madhouSeS.
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INTERESTING READING
FOR COLORADO VOTERS.

had home rule: the revenue Of the state
would have been 10 administered that
the public Institutions OF this common
wealth would not have to depend on
private charity. With a competent
city administration the city would have
had an auditorium. it's paving and
gfading contracts would have been
looked after In u business way and per
sons aud property would he protected.
The fact that such men AS Abram y.
Hewitt. ex-comptrolier Eckels. Don n.
DIckenson. and leading Democrats In
every state In the Union, have an'
nounccd that they will not support the
Democratic party In tho present cam
paign. should be an evidence to the Inn
partial voter that the party is not wor'
thy Of his suffrage or his support. while
the Democratic failure In the admins
tration Of our state and city govern.
ments Is an object lesson to the citi.
zens Of this state. as to what they may
expect In the future. II the party II
continued In power.
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Kis,,..s Parting shos.

Topeka. Kan, August Nv. r.
Kibbc. Franklin county farmer. who
has been n leader In the Populist par
ty for ten years and was delegate
to the Sioux Falls convention, to-day
issued nm address to the Populists Of
Kansas on Ills change to Republican.
ism. In which he says:
The mighty things that confront us
to-day must bc met from n standpoint
other than party, and the way the
questions have been met and managed
by the party In power thus far ought
to be approved by the American pco-
pie. During my few remaining days
prefer to be citizen rather than
partisan, and instead OF still staying
over In the old mule lot. with Its
gloom and mud. listening to the eter.
nal brnying OF asses and the cronking
Of frogs and making faces and throw.
ing mud Mt the great procession mov-
ing along, l am going to jump the
fence, get out into the broad, sunny
highway, Join 1t and help make, not
mar, our prosperous, progressive, yea.
imperial country as 1t enters upon the
new century with It's many great prob
lens still waiting for solution"
II am now convinced he says,
that Populism has no future. During
the past five years since Populism be-
gan to make fusion alliances. I have
witnessed more schemes. more disrep-
utnble political trading, more low cum
ming among fusion managers and more
dishonesty among fusion officials than
found during all the thirty years l
was Republican. In another year
the POpulist party will be entirely
gone. Alone to-day 1t could not carry
single county in n single state of the
Union. 1t has sought TO add strength
to itself by making all kinds of ALI.
ances with other minority parties allen
to 1t in principle. 1t would fuse with
Democrats in the North, and with Re-
publicans in the South, and with So.
cialists anywhere, with the natural re-
suit of receiving the antagonism and
contempt of ALL"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10
SAMOAN CHIEFS
ACCEPT NEW REGIME

Washington. Aug. 3.-Commandcr
Benjnmin +. Tillcy. In charge OF the
United States naval station on the Is
land OF Tutuila. In the Samoa group,
transmits In u recent report to the
Navy Department upon the condition
OF Affairs on the island. an "instrumcnt
OF cession" executed by the chiefs OF
Tutuila and the United States govern.
mcnt
The document formally cetics and
transfers to Commander Tilley, as the
representative Of the United States gov
ernmcnt the islands of 1'utuila, Annuu,
and all other islands. rocks, reefs,
foreshorcs and waters lying between
certain degree of latitude and longi.
tude named. to erect the same into a
separate district, to be known as the
district OF Tutuila.
The "instrumnet of ccssion" was
signed by the marks of twenty-five
chiefs, with their seals affixed, on the
18th of April last. Immediately prior
to the. raising Of the Stars and Stripes
over the naval station ut Pago-Pago.
The provisions OF the document set
forth that the chiefs of the towns shall
De entitled to retain their individual
control OF the separate towns. proviJ-
with the laws of the United States
concerning Tutuila. 1t also provides
that this government shall respect and
protect the individual rights of the
people to their land and property, and
,hat, should the government require
their lands, 1t shall take the same on
payment of n fair consideration.
Commander RILEY visited Rose is
iaiid, the eastern member of the Samo-
nm group. which lies seventy miles to
the east of Manua. hoisted the Ameri-
can nag and took formal possession.
me island is nothing but coral reef.
and is of no value.
Very stringent regulations have been
issued by Commander RILEY, prohibit
ing the importation of firearms. dynn-
mite and other explosives into Tutuila.
an order recently issued forbids the
importation of wines, beers or liquors,
except by permission of the command.
ant.
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DEMOCRATIC MAJ(
IN NORTH Cal

Raleigh, y. C.. Aug. IL
tonight show that the hen1
jorities In yesterday elee'
gntc Gi.6IS. and the Fusion
5.125. making the net Dcm'
jority 5o.559. There will r
several counties. Irregular
charged In Randolph. llar''
and Chatham. counties.
In the latter county. al oo
Atwatcr's precinct. a fusi
hold. the Fusionisis sinash,s
box and burned tile bli,
was the only outrage WING
In the state yesterday hs ia'
The returns show that 'oI
there are elected thirty'es
Gratis and nine FnsiontstN ;,
seats doubtful: and 10 tue y
ty-fve Democrats and tDir'V
lists. while twelve seats are
Mcckienburg. EdErcoiiiF
son are the banner "oliillles
the vote OH the conSiltu''Vu
Inent is concerned. Each =
majority. New Hanover rauA !,
with 3,O1S. There VIII w
Populists In the Legislature
Senator Buffers couil'!
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Many rrivatcs Are Promoted.

washington. Aug. 3.--The President
to.uay appointed forty-eight enlisted
men III the regular army as second lieu
tenants IN that organization and as
signed them to various arms of the SER
vice. All the men have excellent SER
wee records and they have made high
JTn,,,,, ~ '-,"h"'iphS.
u uhuer the law these appointments
VIII, VIII Ioliow this years graduates of the
military academy and will leave but
eleven vacancies in the army to be fill
ed rom civil life. All these civil np-
pointments have been determined upon
und will be announced in n few dnys.
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SENATOR TELLER AND THE
DEMOCRATS.

Senator Teller. In speech In the
Senate on February 3. 1850. said:
'Ournrmy isin Manila by right OF con.
quest and under the laws OF war. We
arc justified In maintaining our posi-.
ton there against all who may attack
US. l have been uneasy In regard TO
the situation ever since I snw that
AguInnido Ind been authorized by his
so.cnllcd Congress TO declare war upon
the United States There wns never
any danger Of the United States max
In. an attack upon the filIpinos. but
there has been danger from the outset
that they. not knowing the conditions
here and iaborinH under excitement.
would make nm attack upon our
forces. But under the circumstances
the government has been powcrlcss 10
do nnythin. TO prevent the serious
combination OF affairs In Manila. Under
the laws Of nations the Philippine pco.
pie are citizens Of Spain. and Of course.
there is nothing to do but TO fight them
until they surrender. and bring them
to sense Of their position. II Is Inn
possible now for our government TO
withdraw. II It has not troops enough
to subtiuc the insurgents. we must send
enough. The occurrence will not pre-.
vent our doin. justice by the Vilipinos
In the end. but II certainly pos'poncs
the establishment OF q government
there for the present"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

Kansas City business men, prepar.
ing to welcome the Democratic Con.
vention. took an original step towafo
beautifying their city when they In
stituted n good lawns contest" ano
offered about forty prizes, aggregat
ing sixteen hundred dollars. The larg.
est prize, two hundred and fifty dol
lars, was given for 'the prettiest lawr
of twenty-five feet or over" and there
were prizes for the best lawn kept BY
children. the neatest vacant lot. the
best display in window-boxes, the most
attractive schoolhouse lawn, and many
other decorative features. The prize.
were awarded by committees OF we'll.
known ladies from out of town." who
found the task difficult. but like ev-
crybody else enjoyed the general re.
suit. Why should not other cities
carry out, next summer. the same ex.
cellent idea? Conventions come and
go, but city abides, and all its resi-.
dents profit permanently by any gain
IN beauty.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

Gen. A. W. Greedy. chief signal ON.
Ger. has received 80 many letters con.
taining suggestions for devices to bs
used in the war against China that hi
is bewildered. They present counties,
ideas ranging from n cipher code to .
scheme for destroying the combined
forces of the Boxers at a single blow
The cipher code came from a western
man who declares that ''it baffies skill
to unravel this code" To this state.
ment Gen. Greely agrees most heartily
The letter explains that the code con.
sists OF system OF numbers which
are to be spoken. For instance. "13,
plus SO minus s." would mean ATTACH
on the right flank"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

From Paris comes the story Of Miss
Duncan, spinstei, who had lived there
for twenty years. She committed sui
eide at the Paris dog cemetery, where
six Of her pets had been successfully
buried. The last she lost was great
Newfoundland, Of whom she was fond
er than of any of his predecessors, but
he was crushed by tramcar. Miss
Duncan, tried to survive her grief, and
bought new canine companion. but
within the last three weeks she has
shot herself on her dogs tomb, after
having distributed her property among
poor neighbors.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-10

Mr.. Bryan is reported as saying that
he expects to carry every state on the
new issue of Imperialism.
Quite likely-that he expects to.
In Chicago four years ago, In his
great speech before the national con.
vention, he said:
"My friends, we shall declare that
this nation is able to legislate for its
people upon every question without
waiting for the consent of any other
nation on earth, and upon that issue we
expect to carry every state in tile
country"
But he didn't.
Same in 1900.
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American Mi.-,onaric. Escape

American Mis.ionari"s h'o'p'
New York. Aug. IA n'sI,
Journal and Advertiser nv, nv,
kosa wsk. TransbaikaIal' s| s
Seven American niSsion'|
Pckin, with their rani'I',s;, q
rived there. They escape, ~. u
and were chased across .,,. ,ss
mountains of the cobb dessI .,I
miles, suffering fcariu. III II, ,sl
the hot sand. exposure anu :
and water. ~
The Russian governor s p
kaiai sent out 500 c"SEa,"', @,,n ,I
loped south 400 miles INV
and rescued them .,,,m
The cavalry gave n il, \
shelter and brought lh'm an,
kosawsk. where they l." "S al
care at the hands Of tue. tue n N
Thousands of Chr's."d and h
massacred, they report , of
more will die mt tn" Il'"d l'nnd Il
ers. unless the powers S'"'
forcements. ,,r. bs
ed to kill all Christians
their property.
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MEAGER NEWS OF
ADVANCE OF THE

London, Aug. 4.-According TO spe-
cial dispatch from Shanghai August
Sr,i, the advancing column OF the allies
was reported there yesterday to have
reached a point thirty-iive miles be-
yond Tien.Tsin. Nothing from any
other point cOrr0bOrntes this state
mcpt. In fact, the Standard goes no
far as to say that Il fears the real nd
vance, apart from preliminary meas
ures, has not yet begun.
Tien Tsin dispatches dated July 3th
tell Of mn action which is termed u re
connaisance" between the Japanese
aud Chinese. two miles beyond the
Hsiku arsenal. In which the Japanese
withdrew, after suffering thirty cas-
ualties.
The Tien Tsin correspondent Of the
Standard. under date OF July .Iih. de-
ciares that the Americans ana Germans
have been ordered To move forward
without waiting for the British.
The forward movement IN said to
have begun Sunday. July 29th. a
message from Ticn Tsin ON that date
says the advance guard OF the ltus.
SLAMS. occupying the right fiank. and
the japanese pushed to the river with
out opposition. The expectation was
that the whole allied expeditionnry
force OF 5000 men would be on the
march by July 3lst. Sixteen hundred
Americans and 1900 British are CO.
operating.
Il is purposcd TO follow the river.
using boats to carry food. ammunition
and artillery.
General Dorward of the British
forces. and other high officers take mn
optimistic view Of conditions at Pc
kin. saying they think the legations
will manage to hold out.
On the surface the best OF feeling
prevails among officers and soldiers OF
the several nations represented nj Ttcn
Tsin. All are frntcrnixing: but the lnck
Of organization and one supreme conf
mnndcr handicap progress. While J,eo-
pie Mt Ticn Tsin are entirely ignorant
Of diplomatic negotiations abroad con.
ccrnin. Chinese nfrnifs, the lnck Of hnr-
mony there among the representatives
OF the powers hindcrs vigorous action.
The Japanese are giving splendid
exhibition Of organization. Their
whole machine moves like clockwork.
There have been forwarded from
japan small boats or lighters for NOV
Ing troops and stores. and every rcgi.
mcnt Is landed quickly and without
Couturiou uuu stuTtcu toT l1eu lbiu
within few hours after the transport
has been anchored In the harbor. The
management OF the Japanese army and
the bravery. spirit and intelligence OF
the Japanese troops ARE n revelation
that commands the respect and nd.
mlration Of nll foreign officers.
The heat is intense. The temperature
averaged 100 degrees during the week.
and yesterday II was lOi.
Washington. Aug. 3.-Thc state De-
partmcnt makes public the following
telegram received to-day. August :sri.
from the consul general at Shanghai.
and the consul at Che Foo:
shanghai. Aug. 3.-Thc Americans
left Chun Kinng yesterday. Ii told
the French consul to-day that no mes.
sagcs will he delivered To the ministers
because the foreigners are advancing
on Pckin. Two pro.forcign members Of
the tsunI II yamcn were bchcadcd
July 9th for urging the preservation
OF the ministers. by Ii Ping Han. now
commanding the troops In Pckin. He
ordered the Pao Ting massacre.
"GOODNOw."
Consul Fowler cablcd as follows:
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An extraordinary phenomenon is ,

An extraordinary phenomenon is re.
ported from Assuan. Egypt Som,
days ago quantities of nsh we're OBJ
served swimming uncasiiy near the
surface OF the water above the Firs
Cataract. and during the Dsst fe~
days thousands OF dead fish. large and
small. were discovered in the immc'
diate vicinity. The sause 10 Eot YET
known, bu; the authorities are takins
steps to ascertain It. as disastrous re.
suits might ensue should the Nile be
found polluted with poisonous matter
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Che Foo. Aug. 2.-IIays
q telegram from the soy,
TunG. requesting me Ia
you the following:
Have Just received a
cd July 3Oth. from the ,s
stating that the various
German legation and OH
ers) are all Well aud nos
Provisions We're rrpeate,S
lations most friendly. Ard
ring a. to proper measu1
the various ministers 10
temporary shelter. whIs
will soon be- ended.
YUAN.
Washington. Aug. a-
was made to-day IN the i
lntion by the return Of n
swcr by Ii Hung Cllanr
Hays percmptory d.manl
LIST, to be put In cOmmQl
the foreign officials AT T..
swcr W not final. and ieayl
open to diplomacy. hut 1.
reported by Consul Gehso
In uncIucstionably slno-l
amount to a nnnl rls,
American proposition. II
Mr.. Goolnow's dlsIa,l
some further Inf0rInailonI
the question Of the resp.
Pckin conditions. In the ID
the commander OF the u
by inference answrrablr
ncse government. or,i-r,,i 4
mnssucr. II IL learned. b
IL Ping Hong. III. comna}
known to nll Chimes. %
Of the most rabii nniLfo-,
In China. He II u close tri<,
Tuan. and the association
In Pckin Affairs. with ID
hind them to cn,l.c the
death Of two high officials
here as q had sign.
simultaneously with Nj,
dispatch came n .haact,1
plonntic message from I'd
the governor of Shan Tunl
the story Of two day, Al
Chincsc government was
deliver the ministers .af1
Tsin. No reference 1. iHiI
Gle that statement with
fusal to allow communlcaiI
ministers.
General Chnifcc'. mc.sij
unexpected rcsisiancr al
Japanese reconnaissance !.
military men here A. d
greater dcgrcc of opposite
tcrnationnl advance THAI
ticitatc,i. and they arr .,
the Chinese troops will
tcrinl for nt least one std,
fore the way II clear 10 "
Meanwhile. the sovcFna
United States. like the suJ,
Europe. has not nl,nn,lotr,
to establish communicate,
ministers at rcsin and ~
Iartmcnt has Instructed q
cral Gootinow nj slln.
Fowler Mt Che Foo anl q
dale. nt Ticn.Tsin. to sfdm
expense To open NJ linri
ton with Mr.. Conrrr.
In addition to his short |
ntivc 10 the Japancsc chct
ted through Admiral ReE
ccIved this morning. Gcori
made another and dir'i 4
this afternoon.
The message was wIrhhss
lication by Secretary IL"
clincs to make It's pur1'oTi|
was presumably devoted
Of General Chafr,rs ns,rli
tnry way.
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Dexter N. Ferry. Of Michigan. who
gave $4,000 recently to olivet College.
made as one condition Of the bestowai
that the name Of the donor should not
be made known prior to the adjourn
mcnt Of the Republican State convcn-
tion. before which he was candidate
for the nomination for Governor.
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One result OF n new rule Il that bi-
e,Nies now take part In the church pa
sade In Hyde Park. London. Likewise
hotors. II Is n new. and people arc
not sure whether admirable. addition
TO tho attractions. that the promcnad-
eTs can look at the cvolutIons Of Gnyiy-
dressed cyclists and be cheered BY the
snortins and backing and forwarding
Of the motors.
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nnrharous Acts Of the =

Tien Tsicn. Aug. -, om,raI
many stories of horr'n'H, ',',,o " hal
native Christians; W"0 W. conf
murdered, tortured ,,a" OF Twj
renounce their religion. yereI
nuns Mt New ChwnmE T Tine!
ately burned alive = ~, ,collcse,
,inte of the American "aitei
to rcnouncc christianity Al"
ing 1000 lashcs.
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A submarine cable In actual use vii
form one of the exhibits OF the Pari,
exposition. II will run from the cleo
tricity building to the vincennes an
mex: several miles distant along In,
Seine. A complete cable station will
be operated at each end to show the
public how transatlantic messages ART
transmitted and received. Souvenir
messages may be sent by the public.
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Al Damendorf. In sehieswis. some
pcat-diEEcrs recently found we'll.
preserved eorpsc In the peat. clothed
In q coarse woolcn material. with REQ
hair. and with sandals on the feet
DR.. Splieth. OF kiel. estimated the age
Of the body n; about 1900 years. The
prcscrvativc properties Of peat arr
well known. and there have been many
remarkable proofs Of this In Ireland.
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4 snowstorm started IRE on the
premises OF farmer living at Hebu-
terne. Belgium. He placed = quantity
of ouicklime near shed ON . farm
and left II there all night. In the
course OF the night snow fell on the
lime and the heat thus developed be-
came 10 great that l, set the shed on
nre. completely destroying It and i,s
contents.