The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-30
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

II was Godsent and miraculous fully believe
IL book xnSsfsnSe rage s SIS I gives The ,o
lowing account Of IL: One morning the camp was
the Might large bold spring had burs, out on the
nor norh SIDE about midway between the swamp and
hood OF pure svee, Ws,erin s an apparently exhaust;
less quantity To the many who looked IN wonder
oS sSe ss
roos N sinai desert waste and the living waters
nee he aow. IN as rras VOLUME sS
1854, aud the ladies of the Wolnen's Relief CorrS
evening before Te 'i Saf G ioh plssd IL. spo
and there was no evidence OF water there, the
creek Tor witcr .,w a number rs6ins over he
dead Inc with tin cups on the ends Of poles catching
nov was SUFFICIENT to Supply our entire prison OF
$500 II had come in the hight, Prior to this
sSpy hs ie sc. Sse ahsS bowed l Sn
the CAMPS OF the rebels and the cook houses before
Such as II was however we had to use H. Tor there
was nothing else and We were baking under the
ncrcc rays Of The midsummer southern sun. We
deliyetance. EZRA n RIPpLR
Exact dates would be OF value in Mr. McElroy s
story - well as 10 Mr.. Rtpples.
A says there are more places where liquors aies
&c. are sold In London than 10 New York city In
GrSSg9p,.on 70 the population holds G,hsrXtse
We DO not know the figures but as London II AZ
least twice As large as New York. and a. drunken
ness Is more common there than here. We think II
wholly probable that Ais correct.
a bets d that the Seventh Regiment has more
officers and men than the Twelfth Regimcnt.
According to the semi annual returns Of Sept,
80 last. the Seventh had oe4 oficen and men. and
the Twelfth s7s. wins.
Kindly inform m n possible where the following
said Little Casino to ,heBl
nov much paid you f2r !ne funi
And ,he joker lsushed. as with siee he eI.
IL only cost me one" J. G.
In your answer 10 p O. y In last Sundays ia per
because doubles YOU do NOT consider them "ci;y"
| trserva,lon. tomc ten miles south OF Bostons ely
ball. ha, nearly ,sD acres. q which more than
Fel,' . iule nearer 70 The norm: has 5000 acre.
| iylns chiefly In We cities OF Maiden. Medford and
1900 acres nearly third OF the entire area OF
the city The parks under the con troll OF the Massn
io.ioo acres and some twenty four miles OF park
usy' and lie within perhaps twelve miles of the
These are hardly city parks We think. e1cep,
| that park IN Lynn.
White wns getting measured for I. pair new q
| EN- liked up like that" Now where did be &c,
!sl. S:-d and nTI :, w.H.,n HO''d
You don't give the nationality Of the tailor. Prob
ably It was simply misuse OF the much used army
| word hike"
| Can you inform me VIVA, banks were do,ne bus,
| ness on Fourth and Eighth avenues twenty Ave
Tnsrs w.,. M ,.,,s ~ rorr,, .,n, ,n.. -,
.nefe were no D san on fouI'h svenue 'wen,y
New York County National. Island City tS,ase,
| Clinton Savings. Franklin Savings. New Yorl
Savings and No,h River Savings.
,s "The devil in The Shurch his +" secIe, VOWS es
! posed and his snares laid 10 destroy our publ,
schools" &C., is published by the American Pub
"'' We ''' '''."sS
on the subjects of Anne Bo,eyn's being tn,
daughter and the wife of Henry VIII. and of Cob
Their letters follow;
that Henry Viii was only nine Years - Older ma,
Anne Boeyn. and therefore could no, have bsei
so m s sn4y ,ha n H h
father OF Anne was flrst given BY sanders in hi
g, ss &. OF sc1s ss
Blunt, in HI, .Hi,.ory OF the Reformation. says ths
,s0 S az h.1n sIScesys B,1nsS
both her daush tiers Mar and Anne. is not with
| out fouada ton page o. As Lady Boleyn die,
In 1914 10 Is quite possible that her daughter Anne
| vas Dofh r,ose up 70 that year ~neh hehly wa
su,bori,v Tor vonr ststsmen, that Hen,v ws, or,
| nine years older than Anne Boleyn a. 1 have al
ways thought that the date OF Anne's birth quit
uncertain HeSpecuuhy' T. r. e.
|
| =, Among the questions AMI answers OF sunday
,,h. n.,pgTa,Ion. donS no,s rsnS S ~
cept In name" Thls is certainly rather startlip,
| statement Tor those who have read that very sam,
| history hsslsea, WIN Noses ana freIace ty ne
| Gasnuet II n a 8 . man vho 10 cnns,Ssre "a
| By Catholics and Protestants alike as an eminent
! historian Now. mere Is what Dr. Gasquet has 10
sas W ~ Ii,,o W hs ~ ", OF nne pu,
SU,r. into the truth OF the sssertons made and r.
| set down the results In the shapes OF notes
! eNhrr giving su'hoiitcs winch might be taken
o,, aSs,eIn 4, ny nnn, bn or ~.
| mas somewhat misstatci or exaeyetated III,
| bearing OF some fact. I confess that was sur
| prlseu 70 ihd nov r,r Italics minel we're the 10
moi he found To- bear out he nj riure n,essn,e1 IN
| tween this view OF great authority and tina, given
, IN your pages. as 10 the matter OF anne Boeyn
| relationship 70 Henry VIII. mentioned hy The
SuesNonrr am NerS .t.e cohcefheu ABOUT tha'
| ohe ttlhs only WISH 70 insist on; we shall never
| agar De asked 70 believe IN fIoude cancature.
e. $500. ne asnnn9" ,o' onp' - .m, Terms ~ o. tna'
| S,sir,ners History OF The Fnyush Church in III,
| Sixteenth Century. from Henry VIII. to Mar,
| paos,s n, usnrv WI ACoSar.rr p 49,,
| ap'' Va 800 - .N"'i an Nss"
Tue S'orf 'la' hehtF was anne" 'a'her may b
| a. old as IT +. c. says but that is no proof o
IL Correc tness Campaign stories" are concoc Il 4
during the very lifetime of eff heroes And endr
| for years As 10 our authority for Anne's az,