The sun., 1903-05-17
oUEsTIoNs AND ANSWERS.

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We md no mention Of this invention In the cy
c,oprdias. nor In the journal" Of the ingenious
Mr.. Pepys. II such an invention had been used
We think Pepys would have heard Oft and noted 1t
The following ins:, "A traitor within Is worse
s ,e n A. % s G'% Barrett ssa Brown
inS fhe % auois,ion Is p prsciicsiy eofrse, Il con
s:' % "S's' 81 go va @'a + s.$s:sse. "
Other friends also asc1bc the poem TO Mrs
Browning. while still others ascnbe II to Lena
Lathrop, and call II "A woman's Answer 10 Man s
Question" and ono friend says he found II under
the name The Answer" attributed to N. II.
crcgo. Its not in Mrs. Brownines collected poems
The poem asked for BY Mrs; :. r; /: on MAY ;
1sas. and subsequently in a Volume entitled TSs
fxsI Hoah,on En The s .snaa resds
on sH" ons who Msy ,orsses an ene., vronc
what utter grief can last so long,
There are eIGh, stan1as. F.F
1. Can YOU tell me when and how the day tina, the
holy was set aside BY the Christians and bogus
%SS %t f%dHa es
BY ,n.mI z snI. WHY n German e., and
while IN French; Spanish and Italian 1t Is called
day OF the Lord! Goo.
I. The early Christians kept both the Sabbath
and sunday holy. bu' In time to distinguish he
tween their fellow Jews OF the Old DispensatIon
and themselves OF the New Testament. they gave
up the Sabbath and kept the first day of the week
holy. This change was FASTENED. perhaps. by
IN. conversion to Christianity OF many pagans,
who ad never kept the Sabbath and had no feeling
for that as a holy day. The change was made.
probably before the end of the nrst century Of
our era. 2. Tho Germans and English simply
keep one Latin name, dies Soils. while the Latin
races use another for the frst day OF the week.
Although dfes Soifs was OF pagan origin II did not
come into use for the hrst day OF the week until
some time after Christ. and seems TO have been
accepted by the Christians as appropriate. be.
cause of Chnst's resurrection on the first day
Why the races use different names. however. We
do not know.
Notre Dame Post, No. hs9, Department Of IpdI
ana, q. A. r.. is established and in good order
!, Is composed Of old veterans Of .hs ciyil war and
of the Roman Catholic Church, @ in sood s,andins
Commander No,re Dame Posi-. 10. So. Depart, .
mcnt OF Indiana. &. a. r.. q
Was Bishop Hughes ever an Arohb'shop' VIA,
He was consecrated Bishop Coadiutor OF New
York in 1885, he became Bishop in is42 and IN 1857
when the archdiocese Of New York was establshed
he was made Archbishop. He died as such on Jan.
3. 1854.
In Questions and Answers" OF May 10 tine rhyme
relating 10 the British succession is Incorrect in
the last line, which should read Victoria g Queen:
ShA lana t,A Las lehA In
MitcheIls Googrsphy some time in the sos what
ntophers there was in that wish %shs long
We have known the rhyme as Yr gave 1t for
nearly forty years,
A, W.. who asked las, sunday nbo Vt the books
nsi g BE- on ns Sasf Of ns
i'Sr.5y By @ * Arabs \ sS;Sla ior ne iSiisstss
400 years before the Arab, conquest. t.l the Sera
peuin library was removed before the year sol. or
It GsSppeafsd two and a Nit centuries before The
Is, that NTH. sixth and ea1y seventh
mad c1s,sa whsn GyrH; Sc, Ms hand to me treaty
clause eHnl!,l1s ne removal Of value ysIYsoles during
ssxsen NE sxp.,s Of ~ sonvsnon aIs N
the library had been removed. or II II had been
d..troyed ,hs anes, cont nieHmPPorsry historian AND
M E S hsss
ArsS GSas' Gt nuE2ps Pqes
ZION f,5m English TO German Of the name james,
.ton o. Ve eosh f James and .eob i.tob anS but
oiten f '''' ''@ '''''"'' VI '" N,'sH r scsr.R .'
The German eaivalen, ofJamesi, Jakob. Jacob
and James the same name.
Please decide WHO was the hrst Roman Catholic
Lord Chancellor OF ireland since the union. II.
,sss O'HaCan. b. says Nalsh. PT.M
SIR Thomas o Hagan. made Lord Chanc ellor In
he union-s!ncc the Revolution OF 1885, as matter
" fact. He was created peer IN 1870
Kindly let me know what year Bunneil 5 museum
,losed. also where the same was located AT that
ime. 4 CONSTANT READER
Bunnelis Original Dime Museum WAS ut Ninth
street and Broadway. 1t WAS opened In lssO and
closed In 1889. we think.
VIII the United State, Government prot &c, an
,l,en who has declared his Int eniion OF becomlnr
! citizen when visiting foreign 'GTfn'!S, y. 5Ss G.
Not as against the country OF his original al
eGi auce. He Is not a citizen yet.
Is p.2 n' Per srn s., WIN i
lred.h part OF hundred EIsls YENSEI.
II is not. one eighth per cent. means one.
tghth OF every hundred. or l2,2 per cent l..
II 1 per cent. means one eighth OF the one hun
iredth part OF every hundred.
Are there any medicines. colors or O combination
" liquids that viii produce the tan that tho sun
produces on the face without Il being noticed or
irving ans Injury to the face and how long VIII 1t
tay orr J.. +. T.
Try Rudy Flesh" make up paint. or walnu.
ulce.
Isthere auy reliable way 10 ascertain the genuine.
less OF a "Murlo" painting ID.
Take " TO a competent critic.
Please favor with the meaning or derivation OF
o the Americans during the Spanish American
Var Of 1895 MT.
why does a child cal, another child with whom
Is angry pig or hog. We guess the Spaniards
allied US pgs or hogs for the same reason. We
ertainiy called them names, for a time,
a chicken and a half lays an eeg and a half in a
lay and half how many eggs Will six chickens
az In seven days RID,
ny the conditions OF tho problem one chicken
rlll lay two thirds OF an egg In ono day and four
nd two birds eggs In seven days. Therefore
IL chickens will lay twenty -egh, Eggs in seven
ayS
L. Are there any extraditinn laws bet wccn this
ountry and Honduras. Central America =. What
ounthes doreiEn have no extradiion laws with
he United states: NN.2.
I. No. ?. We have e.traditlon treaties with
My about thirty nations. The principal countries
,,,h which wc have no such treaties are; Brazil.
uigara. Ch,ns. Costa Rlca, Egypt. Greece Guatc. |
,ais Honduras. Corea. Morocco Paraguay. Persia, |
'ortuvs, Ro,nanla Slam, Uruguay and Venezuela |