The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1903-11-19
FACTS AND FICTION -
. ~ FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
Wbat Becomes
Of Stage Scenery.
What becomes of all the pins that are manufactur,
and brought into use from year to year has remain,
during several generations a nern apant nvotaru n,

Stage Scenery year year remained
scenery costly otherwise theatrical pro-
possibly pagoer not think about it ALL whov
the OF the play the ange the
lin the way of burden left in the wake of f pnan
one make the slightest supposion
likely that anything which product costing
much purpose meet other
requirements But constructed
w not veaD as whole in any other production
exterior house
for which give an
ne must from the
|delay.
In the spring of the the New
be over on the west side
of the city, the locality Of 2st many years the
chief
include handling warehouse employees
settlement must goods for arrears in
twelve months will be seized and sold
something happen in the fire line before
In addition this large place couple rambling old
Avenue where much scenery that in
the last half fortune awaiting
the last judgment small nghborng painter the
models on view the handsome interiors away
play for
satisfactory The representing
domestic comedy that sunk
are also of no use the which
Mention should companies
became less small
scenery in storage But such
stimulated by calling the cost of the
scenery and its selling price, The theatres
in Brooklyn purchased player who has
the bridge additional in
than the whole M
second hand,-N. Y. Times
lin Illustrated When Geneva by all means
Village. visit village Leger near
by on the road between vevey and Boney Of the
villages
binary adornmens adjoining village La Cbiesaz are
nothing more or less than illustrated villages Thew
as the modern magazine for all the
striking picture man
the village Alfred Beguin painter
Paris Pearsons Magazine.
house St sgnboard world that it i
an inn, dairy Beguin' picture does that On
stable wall he draws knocking
as leaps freedom;
OF men making for dear life oeng iky
of the dairy dairy scenes of
local pictures of the annual exodus
Inc cows ana goats ana carcaures OF the local bgw
picture gallery of the village Begun lives
anu % Det du towering up in the distance For
past ne has amused himself painting
acquired most OF his skill and boldns
Press
marble Slab Washington interested monnmnt
Bends in Rock Creek cemetery become famous
all the unique feature is that Of marble
slab bending under the action weight were like
Marble is one of the principle the earth
ana n nas generally been regarded as hard solid
But the work of the scientists
SUCK u ylong slowly and changing form
Inc on the monument indicates about
1850 In the has sapped the middle 49,
. u over ee ncnes Inc SLAB is 20 inches long
VIDE ana Two inches thick 1t
was evidently quite straight position MANY years 400 Tb
bending OF the slab has that marble the most
viscous fluids ~ ~ - '0 ino'0
Scientists discovered glaciers which dvep nv
the accumulation of ice are in reality orn
rivers ice which slowly flow down their own woh
like stiff a $500 ~ ~ "esh''
glaciers sometimes at the ratio Of on,u >
Ihs is due to the fact that ice
investigated the molecular of ce n'S',
The Washington has
Creek cemetery may extensive LAYERS Of tho
u marble ana similar rocks which and change
their form under pressure as truef fluids ' ~ o""nso
Ihs indicates that the slowly and constantly and
ADJUSTS user TO the state of rotation light Of this Wow on
found for upeaya and
OF tne mountains and other geological phenomena s
ena the vlscuosly of marble will