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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1902-06-20
the MAN WHO NEVER LAUGHS"

The complaints above named all yield to
the action of Benson's Porous Plasters, and
quickly too. Not only those, but colds and
coughs, kidney and liver affections, all
COMPOSITIONS and muscular strains, diseases
of tho chest, asthma and all ailments which
ore open to external treatment. It is fire.
quently said that Benson's Plaster 10 Pains
Aaster. It cures when others are not even
able to relieve. For thirty years the lead
ing external remedy Tho old-style pias-
have little or no efficacy as compared with
it. Use it. Trust it. Keep it in tho
house. Ask for Benson's Plaster; take no
other. All druggists. or We will prepay
postage on any number ordered in the
United States on receipt of Csc. each.
Ssabury l. Johnson, Mfg. Chemists, ny.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1902-06-20

Gustave Dore's portrait of Dante il worth
seeing-once. But once is enough. Some
who have suffered, and still suffer, much
physical pain; people subject torheumatism,
govt, neuralgia, periodic headache, lumba-
60. or pain from some old lesion. This pain
habit puts its marks on them, as the custom
of handling ropes crooks sailors fingers;
or as too much riding of bicycle stamps .
worried expression on certain faces. No
wonder people said of the Italian poet -
he passed along, "There goes
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1902-06-20

A Missouri man has decided to stock
his farm with 400 goats this year. Here
after the Missouri butter" is likely to
cut such an enlarged figure as to make
dairy interests in other stats jealous.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1902-06-20

The indications are that the corn ac-
reage this year will he considerably
larger than last east of the Missouri
river, and smaller west of that stream.
1t is to be hoped there will be no repeti.
ton of last years experience as to
drought. One like that is sufficient to
last . century.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1902-06-20

Quantities and values for the whole
period are very much greater than those
of the wheat imported from this coun-
try, as is proved by the following table
on that credit:
The sun., 1902-06-15

been made ton Wild and savage by their
encounters with tho native hunters TO bs
easily tanned. There arr few old elephants
In Africa, hc saws. that do not h-ar tho
marks ~ wounds received from the natives
Emperor Mcnelek has two elephants TINT
have teen trained to haul HE cannon IL
In said that they rerform their duty as
efficiently NJ United States mules do and
are less subject to fits 81 had temper Ras
Makonnen, one of tho Generals, has an
elephant that served him all through tho
recent war In 1igrc n means 81 transport
for heavy boxes of cartridges
VI Paul Nuurlaric ~ France, who is
giving much attention 70 tho doinrefication
a. N" African "l"shant, sa W hat 40 long
~ The Young animal j. not over about three
fcr, ~ height IL H. comparatively cosy Ia
capiur him, his mother ising killed: his
tusks ~" not long enough 70 - dangerous
and vhon b. IL firmly sriyed by the trunk
h. ~ ~non n uder"d pow"rless An animal
that IL four f,S', or more in height In much
morn difficult 20 capture
Tho same writer avs that a. far as ho
has observed the loss % voung elephants
In captivity hnr hs.n duo rnorr 20 the negli-
grncN of The Europeans IN charge of them
than 20 The fncblcn"ss of he animals or
the difficulty of nourshing them. Ono
trouhlc has l--en that 10 natives. who think
that every captured animal should 10 turned
over To them for food. are likely TO poison
the elephants committed 20 their care.
81 The @"v"n young elephants, for example.
that the German Lieut. NOn I1''ner, has
captured In The CRW"rpors within tho Jast
two YEAR. four wrra siicsSyss vev poisoned
bv The blacks ~ his "ecort When he die
covered the nature ~ 'hc 'ruubl" Won Lott
n"r took car' to protect the remaining
thr'e from harm. With tho result that they
havr nll 'hriv'd and are made useful every
day In the transportation errviCr
The sun., 1902-06-15
Impro, m-nt Of Nsniis usrbor

FvOrr hs Sr,s~hfc A-~-rerr
The Government contract awarded q short
time ago to tn. Puget Sound liridee ard
Dredging Company for III" Improvement
Of th. harbnr Of Manila and IN" building ~ a
complcic ,-oaling station ~ CaVi" ~ one
of the lhrgcst contracts ~ ~ Kind ever given
to- . -iusle concern lhte- contracts Ia
number. aggrcGntirc about tWptfD. wer"
awarded mot Of th" Improvement OF the
hatbpr comprises two Contra'ts amounting
IL %, 90. .tssl Whale ia" third and smaller one
H. for se1rOD
Narbpr iuur0vcmc rumrfi-" the dredging
Of 'h1t port lon ~ Marila hATDor ~ ~" mouth
~ Pisig River ..so1 feet wide by ~,0ii feet
IA Iangth iH other words. the removal OF
over SNH o1 cubic yards 81 material tn"
building II -tRn feet Of stone break water. IN"
tou of which vii hN finished with cnpplne
~ concrrio the building 81 $50 feet of rough
stone with no hrish along ih" front oi tho
walled city. following tho contour of the fam
Gus Nalacan drive
IN. smaller contract u for IN. construction
Of a coaling station located AZ lRncl't Point
ia N. vicinity OF tho arsenal NJ taNte Tho
principal work here H. the building OF NAM
moth steel coal hunk"rs. for which $50 tona
of structural sisrl. a.5On piles, 500 90 feet ~
lumhr, 30 an barrels OF cement and a large
amount Of rock from tho luarrics vil ID. used
With the buildins of the breakwatcr 10 Nania
Hsy, which wns commenced by the spanish
Government and left half finished. the harbor
will be one % the finest In the Orient A. the
Pasis River IL crowded when heavy storms
are raging ne we'll as the hay. the breskwater
constructed will give refuge IN all ocean
going craft Of the world
The sun., 1902-06-15
Pastor and varmers Tad.

F-o- n, WsaS-r rsaea~,
on, Of the parish sent one morn
farmer kind and Able
A nice 'At turkey. raised on corn.
To grace the pastors table.
The farmers lad went with the fowl
And thus Addrr~S~d the pastor
Uame me ~ Amt ufedi Here 4,
gobhler frUm my master
The pastor Said' Thou should'u not thus
Present the fowl 70 me
Conc IAsc ny chair and for me act.
And I Will act fn' thee
The preacher. chair r-ceiv.d the bog.
The fowl the pastor took.
Went out Eith Il and then came In
With q pleaSant smile and look
And tn lbs Vour- pro tern he said
-Desr sr my h, nor~d master
Presents this tufd~y, and NE be>i
Respects 10 YOU. hts pastor
Grofi- aid the hoy. Your master 10
\ gentleman and srhoisrl
NJ thanks to him, and for your self
Here "a hAf dollar
The pastor felt Arouni hts mouth
4 most PECULIAR tN'trt.ng.
And 10 tho gobhle' holding fast
ne ~boltsd" for the Kitchen
He gsv- the turtey 20 the cook
And came hArk In 4 minute
TheA took the youngsters hand and left
a halt a dotlar IN Il
The sun., 1902-06-15
ERR0Rs or THE INDEx-MAKER
Some of Them Arc Amusing. hut Hard en
Seekers After knowledge.

n wns not long since the Young women
In the catalogung department ~ the A-tnr
Library wer" laughing AT a beginner th"re
who ca,alngued Greek roots under botany
But some - Tho mistakes made by begin
ners el-awhar. ara Just A. amusing Many
years ago Young woman who had not vet
learned all the intricacie-- 81 her work was
cataloguing set - works under mill >
80 she wrote
MIL on Liberty
Ditto the F1OSs
That IL one of the historic mistakes that
librarians quote and a newer one IL just as
amusing This was the result OF young
librarian = sineNperfenc- and read.
Lad Sec Me;alurgy
I>ad Kindly Light
t~sd-Pui~oning
Mistakes Of this kind are. Of course. not a.
frequent n. those that arise where IL In
uncertain under which letter n name II 90 lie
cXtalogucd Thus in the case of the name
Duo de In ROchefoucauld, the maine IN
"Ia Rochefoucaud- and not Roche
foucauld a. many persons are likely 10
write IL, Then there hr" difficulties for the
index maker as well as for the reader when
II comes 10 tho names of persons who have
achieved fame under pne name. but are also
entitled 10 another Disr eli and Beacons-
field are examples Of this double nomen-
clature The way of the indcf maker IL
bard
The sun., 1902-06-15
CHFMICtIIY MADE GEMS.
4 New Industry which Is Doing wondors
In the Jewelry Trade.

a now industry has grown up In this
country IN Tho last few vear-.' a down.
town jew"l'"r told Sr'S reporter 1T
II tho treatment and -etting ~ cry~tals
and minerals partly a. limitations of
rpa precious stones and partly as Ar OBJ
jeC's and ornaments which DO not pretend
20 he any other than they ara--imply
pretty things The extent ~ this industry
and the succ'ss of i's products can hardly
In realized by any one outside tho jeweriy
trade
chemistry PLAYS an important part in
the industry II IL remarkable whAi beau-
tiful effects can lr secured with bit %
quartz by a chemist who has studied this
phase ~ mlu"ralogy
There ~. for Instance. thu - called
golden opal, which IL not an opal AT all
II ~ made NV boiling chhl~'dory, which
IL rner~ly -Ip'ci"s 80 quartz, ia honey,
then IN SOLUTION II Chrunaie - lead. and
finally hakiug II IN hvdr, chloric acid
kcp, az ~ mud"rst" heat for few weeks.
I'm 'h" sam" way d'-p red carrelians
arr produ~N.i hy sklfuly burning tho pale
or dull chalcrIunie- Black agate popu-
lar Tor mourning j"w"lry. IL made by
similar 'n''hpI-
'O'hcr colors and stripes arr obtained
by boiling clalcodorv in such solutions as
blood and water, sugar and water. and
molassos and water and after u has alb
sort-d thn-- hniing II M ~ulphunc acid.
-Agatcs arr ,asily converted into onyx
likes substances nIioh lapiiarics U.s. for
cameo- and intag,ius ANY cpornd onyx
can IT, obtained bv sirlpl' chemical pro-
c'-sses ln fact, modern chemistry has pro
duc"d such change in stones and minerals
that u q T.pssIbi" " imitai" many Of them
and irpr,g" upon all bui a very few.
Not only can tho Whuln .'ur.' l." made 20
chang IT, c.iur. hu' --ctiuus and lines - IL
Cnn h. mad" to ASSUME n r"d. black. yellow
or whi'" ton" vii" th" r'-' STAYS pun white
or black
Rock crystal witch IL simply puro
uuary. T. "tuf.lsv'd 'o u much gr'ater
et'"ut 'han over l-.fOu' for initiating dis-
monds AMI other pr"'iut> stones. Thsso
can bo cI' ari Ip'i.h'd I'd" almost a. rich
n hriliuioy q tl.' real ~'un"-. though. of
cp1r-c 'h'v s,spu lu-s' th'.r iu-'rr and must
H. r.rr :. r, gtIf o.
Agate b. u--i ~ MANY iiNcrnt wnys
for ,rf.a'u'rfIrr 90 .t' Small hut
l-'aptiiUI amethyst at 'Hsri " Penn
sylvariu n-''.. and NDffN Carolina and
In Wyoming ar larE' Ua,-"- "f mos
agate
In fact CHI .ui-'rv applied 20 cpmpara-
tiy-'v cheap u.f.Hri.- t't -,iIiil treatment
~ them hav" .ualru i.--i' I' 90 T"ople far
from W"ai'i y to pH-~'s~ accident nuiia-
tinnr of jewels which themselves ara AAnsost
pricslc~s
The sun., 1902-06-15
p0sws WORTH READsNe.


Ao-s N. v'isss stF,sts shsss mapi-s ls>s
ras-thsT u4e aid fri~ods ahout the ssy.
A taithtii puf oh tad Anon we've srea-
ue Ani his uag bsth srusias Old sai sr.y
what s-rrvi,lptk - within that old ~sui' br-aa
~ mother love. of throh ~ pains ard uis.
AL - '~ly kep, ben~sih that batsoned vest
R-c-ptsrie % p-sw,irrs and ~ pills
Thrice hsrrv No when snue fond mothsts eyes
Grew n, iu with pvs unspsahahis 10 fni
snu sr-d " her br~aa hs, habe who's pardiss
within her soul and bpsom ~er- en,~tnsd
Hox of he held the sttsi W mark the Sos
PutNAtions Of the 'e-biy fu,rnx heart.
while hi, kind words. soft murmurins and tcv,
F>,ayed w calm the mourner pain and smart
Hs was 20 ali . tsth-r hrpthsr. TREND.
Tneir Joys w-r- his. their sorrows wsre hn ovn
~. slept tof years where yondsr willows bead
Above the violeu that kiss the stone
CrtcA Ny HonAcs SEYMOUR KEtilsa
The sun., 1902-06-15


oesaa rra lnser,n u- - ts vhsther N. Nnsr-
n>as Csfh-ffA of psre 10 ne asrns ~ paftirulsf
ehar-h ,Ass - tn psris % could thsre ~ thets
Q chnrrh 10 Nnntr~al called Notre Dane ~ 70
ire one IN fsrs' 1, ,hsse now ,hsa yas Notr-
nsms Cathesiralf u IT
Whoa one ,psass Of No,r- psns- bs r~f-r.
and 10 understood N r-fer N ths cathedral church
Of Pan. mere other ehurh-. rall-,i Nh'r-
Dan. ia rrvaen-sp~.kins eoahtrt~s shi 'hs har .
eonnrana 70 Astnsn Catholie ehurrhes cur Lady
,of sorroso. II simply . usass,loa of ths Preach
Notrs Dame rhsf- ia Chufrh Of NNtre Dame lie
noa Se~oars In New orleans. parish % NAtre
lame IN Montr~.l tho parish churvh u dsiieaisd
20 the Holy Name ~ Mar. however,. and churches
OF Notrs Dame de 10 GAfts. and Of Notte nsrne f~s
Anf~s IN Quebec. besides Notrr lame parish and
there a~ other Natr- DANES In Canada
The Buchiey, snbDldened by th. success asd
popularity OF their burss,lue opsrstic wofk as
nesro minstrels determined on a fadicsI change
In their pf~sSn,atlon fot the ssasnn of i'll,
and ss< they ignored the -cork- ami gave tbeif
barieslues m white faces, engaging Miss Fanny
Deahain - soprano OF prima donna. | believe
she ~as the nrst female engaged With rninst rel
troupe though their transformation from black
- white faces made them really an AmrneAn bur
lesaue opera company Joas Jscx
notice J. u G's question about the old problern
Of set,ins a. SQUARES out OF ~ let me susr,s,
this explanation;
The sun., 1902-06-15
UIrNfT


w. '"'N' - wv : '
N ear,huulEe sr NHr .gc rut far
from tho n.asf.ts ai,-.r,lt,ry - NaI-J.y.
s'.' ~ 'rah''' h'h %" -n"'f ~ W. 'nHs"', ,''
u-fuH'.tE "ni 90 Na' =. 'i' da' 'I no
sr~ai oaia-ifuphs IA Mlrttt.tu-, 'h' u-
s'rutnsnts werr greatly dt-fttft..I IIs ~
p,.,,, ,.,,,I.,,.,. - - -, , -.
,',.'.,' I.'''
~ ulhut'S "t Nh-J'l'NN HH,u tNH ~
o hour q minute, , considerable magnetic
disturbance nf m. hottsuu'4I irtsr.t, Vas
,,'''asd. u. sh''h ,'ni.Io'~i 'h,a y uu
~as noticed II viii h. ,.n.u...r.J ,ha,
the atmospheric wave from kt,katoa was
traced round the world by ~. action on self
recording haronetrr-
not" from the Chief Of IN. Unlt~d states
coast and t"od"tic survey In >rrHss Tor
May 70 states that magnetic Disturbances
were Registered IN N" -"lf-r""nrdins tnstru-
m"nts OF tn" survey az theltenham. Md A..
and az BALDWIN. Kan. each AZ hours 81
minutes of IN" local tim" OF ~ Pierre IL
VIII h~ remembered that the town clock of
;, Pierre -topp"d at hours so minutes
IN" amount OF th" disturbances Of tho hor =
snntsl Intensity was about i-aso of its normal
value and oi ~" dcclination about 10 minutes
,i,int.h, ", W""t nan'e- '"htihu,i till
,h"usN worry Iitelv ia, ,he u,I.tinn..
observed In France, Maryland and kansas
~.t. dn" 10 The Mnrttnilnc, explosion
o,,,,1 w., ''rt,s't'hl ul.,uth'n'rs i NAV Gc-
s,y Ea,ra, ta'L ~. ~ ,r' ~ Us"llu''n y. y,
sn,,,s ~ ~ ss'' a. tn.I'r'' I"t way -
d.n"cs NV" A''' "'"o'">s' "''" 'o'h'-
The mineral .p,,,s v,,,,. n, r,,,,,
p,bsr,i. .r,tSa,IIu IIu,,k ,,,.k 49,. ", "pn, -
non,e,on 60, 49,, W, ~ ~ ~ IT. p'', !,
H.. sr.a, I.ho, .,,,h','a /" M .'"' w
r,f'gt, ~, -. ,', r.,',ntuah' W 90,
undi,t ~. ,,,,,,,,,,i ,,,v,u,iI' h,l". Scnu"'
Tm,n,Sn "t'I, Ut'I, nP''I pN .,"l.t IutinS
fou, s,s,nsl Ma a, a; pu' "''''
10 uN"r ave ""' 'r""k' Tenn May
Earth tr~mor- ~ New York ci,v. Nav rs
IN, o,,o,, nj. ~,
-.
N'' w JAWS w 'hn"l- NJ 'h" r~-
The sun., 1902-06-15
" % and I,ost.
Dvos1 fhs Dr7tes pa

F~o.r fS Dsate' Pau
on shs VI. the belle of her ton.y set. . wfnsoms
pad r.l 81 f'y,sr yyss y%S cSd .sS srns sSsf ,sSsA @
and q. your Affection, all into Knots There
wasn't fellow on tns Bis street but had
aid his heart AT her shApely feet and she
SS, Which 'ss% sS ssn ,S% aSSid s asy Sp Sp
But one there wss he ~h,mins chap. and
s.s. s S o r. an q, sac s@1' I. :SiSs SS ;ss & a'
ned oer IN. sround BY electric torre. And
~ s s n. .r, ps Sss'ns sS S ~ .y Gsy s ss,S oS
IKE Nr-sk for a countp rid.. on her fsce
mdRsrad RSsrd IN %or " 81 mood, SS o %ur 2" nam. . !.
Dennis He's got ,h. soodsi-
And on o ef country rosds ih.y went
no,s h I,ss ~ % s%rssm oi .se-, eoniss,
Spasmodicaliy srinnlns
hHuurh hcr tonne, he through hi. hal, he
shi.pcr-d Llss of 'hs senu. white she ,sal.
D, 'ys, her S.sd .s H., s' P.S-I H. . .Tds N.
so's.l.ss o" SIS serprni 1 crssied ssd cso,.r 70 BIN
h.r torm b. nsS,sd & y, Sr.s,hsd IN be, her
dick.y birds. ana 'h- responded In tones 20
sveot each slssrrd sentence seemed rood
Siei si'h 10, uiI the foam o7-r IN. edge,
81 ned and shr uas happy 10 thins she d
Ss, SSGsH sud he jsyb'ri, SSsrsred and rS rustic &c
cov> bsv led hoarSe hoorsv> 10 th~ir fresh.
sealed yosS
And On they sped OF their b~reft
~ tightly dd cupid bind 'em,
That err thry knew u ,hr town vas ief
Spfne seV-hirrn miles t~l.lnd I'm.
Then the clouds up and the rain came down
and sptinkl~d its tears on her nrv spring
goWn then changes from a drtExe 70 fallinf
n.'o. and N. rosd vas channel , ' ,,,a q ,lS,s
fnood-ilke hAlky mule In the roadway
siood And there ihey sat In that worst of
storms with no umbrella - shied their
forms and they got ~ SOAKED On their auto.
perch A. new convert IN the baptist Church.
And their hove vas chilled by the rainy slush
ull II grew impas>ive AZ cold fred mush.
Twas full two miles 10 Q railway town. and
Nith sowing features be helped her down
and OF they trudged through the muddy
lane IN the pitiiess ysonf of the blswsted rain.
her eyes all chaf~d With the tears she shed,
his nrs calrtned With tho things be said. and
they learned At the station With souls aghast
that the last dumned train for the day had
paved.
And his rivals ehsttered with merry np.
And approached her with new endeAvor.
For the language used on that sosss trie
Sueered him with her forcvett
The sun., 1902-06-15
Tue Charity ss Time.

Fre- ~ ~ Ja->ss Gassts
A. some poor mother, with Q mind distrsushe
Clasps = dead infant to her tortured hr~ss',
close 60 my hear my wuhefd hopes pressed.
And Of th-ir usslessne<s believed nausht
for stt f~d on fanries vision wrought
or sNNhion'd them like pinracle> of r~ss.
To which chung, and Vet, by srefs bequesel
My mind was siung b, many an ambushed fhousns
Twas then eourted comfort herr below
In vain M heaVrnwsrts my pray ~ did enmo-
And siin found not sympathy Hut, To-
As years roll'd on. n pearrfulness sublime
Crept % or my stormy soul and did know
The unobtrusive charity Of Time ~
The sun., 1902-06-15

II l. with the greatest dificuliv that the
markets OF the world absorb thi. gigantic
output of ueArly i7e. oto. co. oun~rs yearly A
klosram of fine silver was worth so IN tho
middl" Of the century and a. now worth
about sia 81 China, the Fast and Afrioa
pay absorb larg. quantities Of the product
for monetary uses. It. future. however.
ttpehis upon fs employment IN the arts.
since is7S msuufa aCtur.sd silver hnS nearly
doubled % quantity weight is4. ?oa kilosrat ans
were 30 EMPLOYED. in frnnc- alone. In Ip9o
The sun., 1902-06-15


h.. .1s' q Is. g. s.s1s s.-s'e .ns
sstos These sopes are not the SANE 80 whsn
." Sigh, op.a'as a. which %ppi'., tie ear. iSss
Other treods hsv. sen, similar explanations
Mt " struct Jr. rvfers us 10 W W. n Rails
Mathematical Recrsauons and Problsn,- Mac.
milan ia1 which discusses this problem At length.
and eivcs other arcas the, oan he jugsed with IN
similar fashion
rns little poem on rs.mity By whittier in
lAs, sundays SrS brns, 70 mind some lines ,hA,
! have remembered since boykood Can you
tell me ~here they orgins'ed' They arr I. fol
III each ten thousand YEAR one grain Of sand
Wa. borne away frorn Earth offended land.
or dror' w.re drained % from sc."n d.p,h' below
The Tim. sou,d eome shen no' : sand r-msned.
M b., when sssn ,so.. % eyci.s % " ,her II roan. % had run
Eternity would he but fust begun
Tour explanation In Notes and Queries OF last
sses snSa Ps.a.. sana ne' IN 70. 'c.sss,es s. St
gorgeous Past with richest hand shov-rrd On her
sierf-d @ 70 %. pear. and T sola, and IN no, 70 he
kins, !. c,r.lniy n err, os Io.i r.r A.ia.
and rold a. -b.rb.rc- under any Circumstances,
ne ne hsvt I air-.' @ ,s,'mssy ,hs, N, % ~ nns ard
Z ~, ~, Eastern custom ,or N. Princ,, o. ,he
SGa .S rSy: .ps ss E S.,s % srns rd dS
coronation See W. De ramerane- translated
by NJ Petit Do Ia Cro,sl. Root II. RI tt
Milton wss speaking poe'iesily. and ne doubt
assume We have se~n pearls and gold thu, wsr-
quite harosrc In the way they were used
=. Hov many s,s':. esy. s 80, s.ss s.ss TO he pl.c.d
20 ,ss r.au.., Of III. 'russss Of the Gr.ns r. SonS'
names, @ he ns%s-r and ~ branch 81 ..rs,cs S ., ne
aass that have nr-n oss-', ~ the v.rcv. state.
A, present. thes> hass arr dispiay~d Two nars
from the r,shth Missouri Infantry. one rss from
the Ninth Iowa infsntry. one from the Fifteenth
Iowa Veteran Infantry. one from the T>~-l'h
Wisconsin Veteran Infantry. one frnm the Sis
tenth wisconsin Veteran Infantry two from the
SEVENTY second Ohio Veteran Infantry ,wo nom
the fortiesh New ycrk Rines Mozart Regiment.
and the headquarters nag OF IN. Amy o' the
rennessee Two nass used by the Grui Marshal
~ the Inauguration OF the tomb are also there
mak,ns q total OF thirteen nAss
Two friends inf,rr, us tha, Morris pars -.s
op~ned In isss. and ,hs, Porter Ashes Gcraidlns
won the nrs, raos run on the ,rscs Aug 20. OF
that year
some tine aro I noticed IN ypur column n, Que.
ton, and Answers r-que,, for ,he name d the
author of The sword OF Bunker iill. ~ the
L. and IS / hes ri the author sing ihs song In ,h.
siirrins times OF issi at Sene~a Talls Y and A~i
1ns soa Ss % ". aa sir G S an .aS aG, A..
'he words ~ The snns bernAri C'ver was the
with wond.r'uly preserved voic~. AMI patriotic
In singing III. .ons the last nn- OF Each verSe i'
repeated foRFr
AZ, from /. poem en,iled -N,rv.nA s.,,lns ioIh
"A. ii. infsn, .,nt. 70 r-~
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.cFSrTnv's orovTu ~ r'ris
Paris for = century

rHr prscovEpy ov rWr PLANT SrrrrSE
Nanu.~rir,s relating ~ tho discovery 81
the planet Neptune, los lroi Adams w"r" re-
ccntly exhibited 60 'hc ROYAL society ~ Ion
don They dat" from isii, WHOM ~ al under
sraduA,. in hi. second wear Adams at'acked
the problem tn is,s ~h~u the planet was dts
covered hy Gale a. r"sult of M" cnlcula-
,ion- Of l.. y.rrirr ui ,h,-s,' rnanus'riits the
earlier ar. perhaps ~" most interesting
A manuscript Du'Ypl"t"d ~ ~'pi"ful"r. ls'A.
about ~ from tts truo place solution
n anril "A isti T. only n ir "rr"r 1h"-"
of september and ro,ot"r. isii ar" wrong
BY only l. \ now solution n August, iNa6.
departs from The truth nv -
rur AGr oP VtsH
Tho scales ~ rshc- ~ Au irdry ~ are have
lately been the suhi,,t ~ study hy IN" ing
u.h MARIN. Ri.''ri. n Nsso' iR'ion Tho
.csl~. 81 many f~h show q -"ri"- ~ psrallel
eccentric lines whun indi,at" suc"e--iv"
ncr.ment- nf gruv'h IN. iirc~ ~ growth
are more widely separated a. 'hs, psr' Il 'hr
sral" formed during tho warn s"a~"r II 'h'
y-nr than IN tho p'r' ion formed b. ~" cold
season Ihn alteration gives RI" ." 'ho
api-ar ~ annual ring. that irdr at"
"" ss" q 'h" ND, yidual l.h H. yc.-- u
apr~srs that n / o''rr pos ltlr 80 dc''r-'iu"
Tie arc oi indi' dual fsh of ccrtat' spccics
With considerable rr'.isiou vhl'h j. Cor-
ciusion of c"nsiicrahl" practical. - well ss
s.ienti1c tmportsnc"
psrwIS's THroEY oy CoR,L HTrVs
A. the last meeting ~ N" National Academy
NJ Sciences In Washington. "a" President
Mr. Alexander AFassi- made report on hts
recent eNp~ditlon 10 ~" coral rccf- of the
Maidive islands. and ~" evidence he rre-
s-nt.d. together With rrcvi"gs work on the
same subject s-enis definitely TO n.gativ.
DArwtn's throry 81 IN" ORIGIN of coral reef.
THIS theory, n will bn r"fn"ui h"red. explains
the a'olls as due To the gradual suhsitruce
of the honr OF th" oc"an. III" coral animals
building the reefs - ia. loor sank
The sun., 1902-06-15

since isas earthquakes in Austria have
been recorded hy Instruments Installed under
the direction of Government commission
IN isaS. 200 sho"k- tnostly small W-rr noted
In isaa. ipn. and In 1870. ICa R"pofts ar"
regularly received from lurr" number Of
volunteer Observers. and several complete
chronological oh~~rvntori"- are maintained
AZ Of them instruments mr." Installed
not only ~ the surface of ~" earth, hu, also
Al a dsp,h ~ l.. 100 metre N deep well
Tho study OF earthquake rl' uo'n"n, Is too
much neglected m 'ha Tinted St.'es ~"
Lick Ob.crvatory h.Jng. ~ - ueh"y"d. tho
only station provided with complete r-,ord-
inc apparatus
The sun., 1902-06-15

And his rivals ehattered with merry rp.
And approached her with ne~ endeAvor.
For the language us~d on that sossp fio
0ueered him with hsr foreveri