The Washington times., 1901-12-01
Market Space.

changed into constellation. 8. The
originator of Sunday schools. He was
/ born in Gloucester, England, September
| II, 1875. became editor and publisher OF
the Gloucester Journal and in 17S,
founded a system Of Sunday schools that
] before his death. in 1911. had spreat
pretty much all over England.
Who was sancho Panzag 2. Who was CaevalIs
de Bayard, and viii you sketch his life?
a character of Don Qulxote." de-
scribed as pot-beilied rustic. He be-
! came Governor of Barataria and was
famous for his proverbs. 2. The French
man known as 'the knight without fear
ard without reproach-" He was born in
| 1475, and became noted for modesty,
/ piety. magnanimity, and many ac-
| compiishments. He distinguished him.
! self as soldier in many campaigns, and
was killed in battle in 1874, having
| gained the reputation of possessing near
| iy every virtue.
What was the difference between the Benedietin
and Franciscan orders Of monksl Il. c. C.
| The former were learned and proud OF
the number Of popes, cardinals, bish-
ops, and saints their order had produced
They were required to live frugally, to
be Industrious to abstain from laughter,
and to hold 10 private property. The
F-arciscans pfacticed a more sewers
ttleism, one SO severe as to react, at
les, against their discipline and to
result in branch orders and sehisms. Ap-
pearing as poor men, clothed in nothing
but coarse frocks girded with rope, they
spread the gospel among the masses with
remarkable rapidly
II one cannon ball of eight pounds weight and
another of four pounds be hTed separately with
the same velocity will the first go farther than
the other? Ii so. why! c. C. W.
Yes. because the lighter the proieetiIe,
the more range is affected by air resist
ance. These figures are illustrative:
Loco pound projectiIe fired from 12-inch
rifle. with muZzle velocity of 2100, and
angle OF projection of degrees, will have
a horizontal range OF e,220 yards; a 81
ireh shot. with same velocity and angie.
viii go 1864 yards; the first projectile, If
fired in vaeuo. would go 1881 yya=as;.
VIII you describe the Mexican State OF Guerrero
name its cities, and give its population and COM
pafatiye commercial rams ,l4s s...,s ,e.a
Cruz and with TuxpaHi J. J. B.
It is of %, $50 square miles area, is cross
ed, parallel to its coast, by the sierra Ma
DIRE del Sur Mountains and its entire
northern part is more or less mountain
GUS. On the mountain slopes are fine for
ests, and the abundant open land is fer
tile in some places. AMI entirely barren in
others. Silver is mined, and gold, lead.
copper platinum quicksilver, and coal are
reported. The population is about $50. zoe.
the capital is Chilpancing, the chief port
Acapulco. Vera Cruz easily outranks it.
Tuxpan is 4 port OF Vera Cruz OF some TO-
600 inhabitants, and thriving place but
hardly comparable with an entire State.
Why. in the treaty with Spain made in 1919.
at the time Florida purchased, did the United
States relinquish all claim to Texas 2. Accord
ing to the Louisiana Purchase. il: IsO3, Texas
rot included in the purchase. and the boundary
Was specifically defined the Sabine River on
the west and the Red River on the north. On
what basis, then did the United States have
cain to Texas, which reliIqushed in ths
treaty Of 1919! z. j. A.
This was in return for Spain's express
assignment to us of all her claim ara title
to the Oregon country. Here England
had claims based on discoveries by Drake
and Captain Cook; the Spanish explorer
TOrello had been ahead of Drake; and eX-
plorations by Gray and Lewis and Clark,
and the settlement of Astoria were the
basis of our claims. After re-enforcing
our own claim with the one acquired from
Spain, our title became sound and was
acknowledged by England in the treaty Of
1916. 2. In the Louisiana Purchase France
gave quit Cldlm 10 lne province Oh
Louisiana with the same extent it had
when owned by Spain in 1900. and when
previously the property of France. And
France had claimed the Texas country
to the Rio Grande. putting her claim on
the strength of attempted settlement by
La Sale at the mouth of that river. We.
Of course, endorsed this French claim.
VIII you describe the outfit and methods Of a
cold storage Narehousef
Several substances are used in refrig-
Grating processes, but anhydr0us ammonia
In cne method of its use the plant in
driven by 4 steam engine; a nest of pipe
connecting with the pumps outlet and
so drenched with cold water as to con-
stitute a condenser; beyond the latter's
outlet tank TO collect liquid ammonia,
and, next. nest of pipe in brine or
other fluid that viii not eongeel at the
lowest desired temperature. Then series
OF pipes in which the cold brine or other
fluid may circulate connect with the
rooms to be kept cool. In operation a
tank of liquid ammonia is connected with
the cooler and the pump Is started. The
ammonia is at high pressure. and Its
vapori2ation is rapid, as Is the reduction
of the brines temperature. When the last
process has reached the desired point. the
cold brine is circulated through the re-
frigerating chambers pipes The temper
ature maintained in these rooms varies
with the articles stored. Meat is kept at
about % degrees Fahr., beers at about
&c degrees. and fish require a tempera-
ture near to zero