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| PUBLIC DoCOMPNIS'-Ihe poard
vi tiaue mas receiVea announcer cot'sistir
heht OF DOCKS from the government
printing once throush the courtesy OF
FORMER delegate D. r. wilson. Among
chehi were NUMBER on et!inodosical re-
ports OF iSso-So as well as ONE reports
OF the smithsonian INSTITUTION. Ihese
We're all disposed OF at once. There are
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! reports on inuian AFFAIRS ana reports OF
the inSuiar cases IN the supreme court
(which caused so much comment recent
~, ihciuuihs ahe much TAXED Oh de-
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secretary OF 'he BOARD
EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING
The Epworth League of the Center
street NJ. r. church, south, held their
regular monthly business meeting ard
social last evening at the parsonage
oz' North Fourth street The reports
| from the vice-presidents showed the
League TO be In a prosperous condi-
ton. notwithstanding the heat the
interest and attendance at the Sab
bath evening devotional services are
maintained. The members are making
special efforts to make their services
attractive during the summer months.
Strangers are always welcome. Two or
more representatives will attend the
great International League Conference
which convenes in San Francisco July
is. After the business was transacted
a very pleasant social time was spent. |
Refreshments. consisting of ice cream
and cake, were served by the hostess. |
Mrs. Rowland. on the lawn which was
tastefu'ly decorated with Chinese IAN
terms. ETC.
"A CASE OF EVAPORATION-Many !
persons noticed on Thursday afternoon
an increased humidity in the amos
phere. Thomas L. Gray didn't notice |
it. but he observed the causs of II.
and 1t was a mystery to him until a
scientist employed on The Republican |
explained 1t to him. Mr. Gray had a |
barre containing about fifteen gallons |
of water at 8 o'clock in the morning. |
The barrel was so situated that il was
exposed to the sun until shutdown.
Then there was no water In H. The |
bottom and the outside Of the barrel |
were quite dry so the absence of the |
water puzzled Mr.. Gray. Unde, cross
examination he said here was an |
opening of the top about eighteen in |
ches in diameter. That made II plain.
The water had evaporated fifteen gall
Ions in about nine hours. No wonder |
the barometer was disturbed on Thurs
day. BY yesterday morning the water |
from Mr. Grays barrel had been blown |
away by guf wind and the all Vas |
as dry as ever.
BICYCLE RIDING -There is as |
much art in riding q bicycle as there is |
in raising a child or holding up a tain. |
Some people have difficulty In keeping |
a wheel right side up with the use of |
both hands and both feet and a man |
70 push. while Others SIT back as COM
fortably as II they thought their |
wheel was afraid to act up. Any ordi-
nary wheslman can ride few yards
without holding to the handle-bars, but |
IL takes person with considerable |
confidence to fix hirself so he !