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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-23

whited sepulchre. Yes. sir, for fact.
She took all her money and put 81 into Il
costly monument 10 her first husband
an George W. had to cut right cut Al
dig for livin.
He tells me it is a mighty handsome
stone. with two angels carved on II. clasp
in hands. an night below the words. TIL
we meet again 'Manys the night says
George w that I've laid awake calcu-
latin just where lin supposed to be
whilst they are a-meetln' an claspin
hands"
"Dan1. widow either makes n club or
a clog out Of her first husband You're
either a whole lot worse or you're never
quite so good as he was. an the longer
he's buried the better he gets.
Another thing. too. Danl. there IS no
such a thing as romance in second mar
riage. Love Is plant that don't bloom
more than once for any one And when Is
widow decides she reeds another helpmeet
she sizes up .he candidates with a mighty
cola. calculatin' eye FIRST. while o widower
acts as il he was afraid the SUPPLY would
run out before he got a chance o. get one.
TO nay mind. there's one time. and one
timc only. FOR marriadse. It's when you're
young an in love. 81 young an 50 much In
love that nothing else matters At all 4
second marriage is Ike "a SGT Of false
tocth-a more or less. passable substitute
for the first according O. III. bat dreadful
hard 70 write poetry about"
You're powerful set against such
thioes. * seems complained Daniel
New ! want % know what YOU'D do 90
case you were left9 wouldn't you turn
ar marry agalnr
Maybe j would Maybe ] would
DauI" Nathan sighed "a man al
moth has h1bt sometime n cuttlu'
loose from everything IN nyin' plum in
the face ~ Pro- ideuce-
DO Won think ] ought 60 marry Abby
Boil. thsn2-
perhaps she amt 20 old brit she
might Dc older An she's probably zo
,inseIfah that she'd narry Tru sor your
oa.n eeoe. Ycr Abav coal Ikely serape
rr enough romance r. Dc hapry hergeif
en shed be 80 perfectly rfesd fhat she
had gee Iran. after al. tha- rhad pam
per SON up Hkc young lr-s-ao' tbaf
Judge Is wha, you re Ioekfor ser~
Vow Nathan Daniel leaned forward
arI pat hts san1 ou hfs frIeaa- ateuiier
-..ae man u rnan ~ flse Tnan in = if~ht
- "a man i1 the darkness. 81 f. ere tht1g
-rnarrlaeee Cen you ln ,hs face ~ your
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-23

Mrs. Deane and Mrs Dunning. was on
the stand nearly all forenoon and was
subjected to cross examination by AJtor-
ney knight for the defense, for one hour
and a half He described the Illness and
death of the two women and the remedies
prescribed He admitted that he had
made a serious mistake in not making an
autopsy on the bodies to ascertain The
cause of their death.
Dr. P. S. Downs of Dover, Del. testi-
fed that he had been cailcd in 10 con-
suit with Dr.. TiSnop in MIS- Cummings
case. arc iT~tG'2tcy eCognized the
-ymrtoTns as these &c a-Senical poison
ing ibis was afterwards verified by his
finding several F.iecos ef imp arsenic IN
the chocolate creams
DR. II T. Wolf, STATE ~ L st of Del2-
ware. testified ~ nakiue chemical an
alysis Of the candy ard finding larg'
qua ltities of arSea'y IN Il
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-23
THEY JUST GlGGLED.
California Professor Found the Girls
Hard to Interest.

University of California, Berkeley, Mar.
22.-Prof. Charles Mills Gayley, head of
the English department.. who has been
given prominence recently on account of
his pronounced stan dagainst co-educa-
ton, took his poetry class of 10b young
women severely to task yesterday. In
his arrangement of the co-eds. the pro-
fessor said:
IF God Almighty or the angel of Ca
briel wrote a poem it would not interest
you. You are nothing but giggling girls.
Half of you ought to be made to pay
tuition. Class dismissed"
Prof. Gayley was trying to tell the
class about the glories OF some new po-
etry, but they were apparently not in
terested When Prof. Gaylcy had deliv-
cred his admonition he tossed his books
into q hand-grip and left the class room,
leaving the class in a state of bewilder-
ment. There is no wgreat Indignation
among the co-eds.'
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LATE NEWS BY WIRE.

New York, March 22.-Christian Kir-
schOfler, a boarding house keeper. IN
Brooklyn. today shot and killed his a
year-old son. dangerously wounded his
wife and then committed suicide by
shooting. Jealousy is the supposed cause
Chicago March 22.-Five hundred bind
cry girls employed in The large printing
and publishing Establishments here struck
for a 10 per cent wage increase.
London. March 22.-The Lincolnshire
handicap, the first Of this years classic
races, was run today at Lincoln Unin-
sured was first. Wolfshan second and
Stole third. Twenty-three started
Irlutsk, Eastern Siberia. March %
General turopatkin. commanding the
Russian troops in the far east. arrived
here last evening and left for Lake Bal
kal this morning.
New York, March 22.-Mayor George 7.
Mcclellan is confined to his home by
a severe attack OF grip. His physicians
expect, however. that he will be able To
transactbusiness as usual in a few days.
Bizerta. Turkey March 2.-The Rus
sian cruiser Aurora and three torpedo
boat destroyers have arrived here
Prague, Bohemia, March Princes
Elizabeth Of Wyu3isch-Graetz grand
6s'shter of Emperor Francis Joseph. and
OF The King of Belgium. gave birth to
son today.
London. March 2S.-The Toxic cor
respondent Of the Times SAYS it Is m
fmored that the Korea government yes
terdav decided TO open Yoagampo "a for
eign trade.
rs.l,s,,, N-tse N-,--r 90 --ho 90
announced today that he would not sign
the bill confirming the merger OF the No
bile and Ohio railroad and Southern. 50
far as Mississippi IS concerned. but viii
hold it M for two years.
Port Mahon, Island &C MInorca, Spain.
March 22.-Emperor W-IHiar arrived here
this morning and left IT ; :. n
Seattle Wash. March 22.-Oce hundred
and hfty-seven CT the mills IN the north
western states have Eeen shut down -
await the decision e the trauS-contineatal
railroads on tie petition for a 4Icert rate
into Missouri river territory.
s.. Louis. March @--WhiIe attending a
banquet at the $. Louis Club tonight. Eu-
gene Cary. a prominent are tEssra nee
man of Chicago. suddenly dropped dad
He was - years old. was prominent IN
Illinois politics. and was al one time a
candidate for mayor q Chicago.
Berlin March The E-tazkfssrte- lei
>uag today saws the Russian government
has js.sr ordered s.es7 railway cars in Rus
sian Poland for delivery within the next
six months.
Chicago. March -na-gei with en-
hez1lelnent. Francis 2. Wright. cashier
- 49,. E-F-z- N-~rf0-s7 E>-~t- - TR..vse.,
III. was indicted today by TIE federal
grand jury lie is alleged 70 have er-
beEleG .Sl1-a
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JUDGMENT OF NATHAN
Continued from Seventh Page.

And the other is-confound that bee.
he's going to sting me yet
"Weli, for heavens sake" calculated
Nathan, say it-say it's who?'
Ann Elizabeth Tompkins' Daniel
blinked his eyes. inflated his checks, untu
they resemblcd bellows. and blew out
the name as if it Were q plug
The devil g5sped Nathsu.
Now. what have you got against Ann
Eliza beth?7 demanded Daniel. with IN III
jured air.
A widow an d. gossip. an equal SUI
fragist an social purityI1e. "A soui-feeder
an a sanctidcd person. an Ii marry YOU
Lord, Lord, The saint and the sinner
the hawk an the dove the sheep an the
goat-yah. YAH The old man graspel his
knees in his hands and rocked 70 and fro
in an ecstacy Of mlrth
Go on" cried Daniel. PILE il up In
suit your best friend II you viii. bg; do1't
drag her Ia; don't you say nothing about
her uutl she's present 70 defend herselt
Il wouldn't dare 90 ther said Matthias.
earnestly. why. Dan1. she's match for
any two men il NiHviIIe. an you klosF il.
Six feet tai az two h1n6red-.f pound.
Who-ee. Don't son s.t there an admit
that you're consldeFin- her Back track.
Back track, Climb 81 tree. skin stream.
ANY way 10 spike the scent. IT'S bGy. /
hope it aIn-t too late. cornrede ] hoJe Fou
haven't gone and committed yourself Be-
You'd recall"
AT acr0n ratified from b0uzh 90 be-zA n
n neighhoriug tree ard s-rvcS the grauEd
With "a thu5. Dauiel s0dre6 alfb quick
duck Of the head ard glanced aFprehea-
sirely over Eis shoulder
1T amt vent that for. n admitted
I'm only a-6ga-la' rs fellow says
All rseht bnr cont Euu fgser fae elose-
I>eoky here. DAM. ! alnt g0s a tnirg
against your uzsFFEiE'. bat after haFs1
beer 40 uncoauou Deliberate, Jets NOT
get IN an au-are5 hurry zIi 20 ents Ifs
r1iEhty easy 20 gef married Us - easy
IS & i for q rat - get i-fo ous - .sfu
aatsar trare. ar4 TnaTr5aEe has Ror ire r
,oo n al So l.s tslf Nov. g. r77-t--l1s
The argument. we wiIl say uT ts 70
a-gnar-yfn' e. 5e;te- g1zT ceoilr .aE--ser
fhe purpose - o-eullu' r-a-e eeuef = fle.
an fuaee that go = haebe-1r rhsasa e
when he's MARVIN 8. essh - ere raee
an thins krop you aretfT u nf
yea rake the Tztstaks ~ rz4~Tsg We
OK q strong coavicts-rs SD asafaT zEe
AZ brofEer szarr1e1 8 3E7w "a aas
about your age vfsa hs Cd H. TOO. aa
rsgt - corstferafs1a fer hs fess ne ~
81 tne hope 4 havlo c Ufs - saee az
ress q h.s days Re ssisrtes ahat
,bcgEht vas a Tieh Nt5oN NeI faeF
hagnt barsly 81 fheir 6ses y ~ fsgesAer
sz-.z- se rr-aEe1 IA x= It'd - . :
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-23
FEEDER MAKES A MOVE.
Irrigation of Arid Lands Bill Referred
to Another Committee

Washington. March 22.-In the house to-
day Representative Reeder of Kansas
moved TO the vote by which q bill in
troduced by himself had been taken from
the committee on irrigation Of arid lands
and referred to the committee on pubic
lands Yesterday Representative Lacey.
chairman of the committee, obtained
unanimous consent to have the change of
reference made. 1t is probable that the
attempt of Mr. Reeder to regain control
Of the bill will cause an interesting de-
bate The bill. besides amending the
irrigation act. repeats the timber and
stone act. the desert land act and the
Communication provision of the homestead
act and transfers the forest reservations
from the department of the interior 10 the
department of agriculture. Mr. Lacey
said that the bill practically changed the
land laws of the United States
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COMPLAINT is FILED.
Competition Has Been Limited and
Trade Restrained.

Los Angeles, CCalif., March. 22.-A
complaint has been filed with the inter-
state commerce commission by Abbott
Kinney, local capitalist and fruit ship
per, charging a wholesale violation. In
cluded in the list of companies in the
complaint are 19 railroad companies. of
the Interstate commerce regulations or
congress. A series of alleged violations
of the act of congress of February 1857,
are set forth at principally along the Iones
of rates and divide earnings; that the
tariffs are eXorbitant and unreasonably
high, by at least 40 percent; and that
competition has been limited and trade
restrained
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TO LEARN A TRADE.
Lad Claims He Committed Crime for
That Purpose

Macon, Mo-, March. 21.-With the object
Of getting himself sent TO the reform
school, where he could learn a trade.
Andrew Vandike, aged IL years; stole =
from a patron of his mothers boarding.
house.
The lad told his story to Judge Shell
ton this morning, and his mother cor
rotated him. She said her son had used
the stolen money to buy a coat for a
poor boy Of Keota
Andrew said he wanted to learn trade
that he might be able to support his
mother. lie was sent to jail for twenty
DAYS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-23
MRS. BOTKINS' TRIAL.
It Has Been Resumed in San Fran
cisco,

San Francisco. March 2-When the
trial Of 5Irs. Cordelis BoIkin. accused Of
the murder of J. G. !. Dunning. was re-
sumed today. Miss Leila Deane was re-
called by District Attorney Byington on
account Of slight discrepancy between
her testimony yesterday and that az the
first trial relative to whether Tho hand
ferchief and note that came with the
fatal package az candy were inside OF
the box or en- top Of it underneath the
outer wrapper Today she corrected her
testimony # yesterday by declaring that
the handkerchief and note were insid<
Tie box The witness admitted under
cross examination that she had read
transcript q her previous testimony since
leaving the witness stand yesterday.
she was followe. on the witness stand
by har father. Joshua II Deane. who re-
told the story ~ lbe death r. his wife
ard that Or her sister Nrs DuuaiHg
Dr.. T. 4 Il Dishof n Dover. Del. the
attending physician II the bedside Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-23
DEeARRED FROM eURLEsoUE
Prussian Censor Will Not Allow Presi
dent Roosevelt Ridiculed.

Berlin. March. 22.-By order of the
Prussian police censor, the Metropole
Theatre here is debarred from burlesqu-
ing President Roosevelt. by name in a
new play entitled "A Mad Year" which
opened this week
The President is represented by Henry
Bender. a brilliant comedian. who ap-
pears in roush-rider uniform. accom-
panied by a young actress. who repre-
sents Alice Roosevelt. who. the censor
decreed. could only be called Miss
Washington
Bender INDUCES in satries at the ex-
pense OF Baron Speck Won Sternburg
German Ambassador at washington,
whom he calls "Speck."
lie says that America has given a
warm welcome to "Speck," notwithstand-
ing that GGermany bars American
.Speck"
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BOTH GAVE BOND.
Accused of Obtaining Government
Land by Fraud.

san Francisco. March 22.-The preinin-
airy examination OF +. y. Hyde and Hen
ry p. Dimond, charged in an indictment
of the federal grand jury at washington,
D. c., with obtaining government land by
fraudulent means, began today on mo-
ton of the government attorney the bond
of Hyde was raised to $4,000 and that of
Dimond to $1,000. Both furnished the re-
CURED bond and the case was continued
Until tomorrow
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS. IT SOOTHES the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS
all PAIN, CURES WIND collie and is
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold
10y druggists in every part of the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs Winsiow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
Twenty-Five cents a bottle
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-23
SHIP BURNED AT SEA.
Captain Returns and Crew Of Twenty
one Reported Safe.

San Francisco. March 22.-Captain G.
g. Grant. who commanded the American
ship Clarence 5. Bemcnt which was
burned at sea December .. near Cape
Horn. arrived here today on the City Of
Sydney. With Captain Grant arrived
First Mate Grindley and Carpenter Thu
by. The other p Of the crew when last
heard of were on their way from Port
Stanley, Falkland Islands. to Monte
video
The Bement had cargo Of Baltimore
coal for Newport News The shin was
headed for Falkland Island, when the
accident happened.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-23
The Worlds Fair

In making your arrangements for the
Worlds Fair at St. Louis this summer
If YOU consider convenience and saving of
time. you win take the Wabash Railroad.
as it runs by and stops at its station at
the entrance OF the Fair Grounds; thus
saving several miles run and return. and
the inevitable jam at the big Union sta
ton. By all means consider the advant-
ages of the Wabash 100-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-23
Proposals.


Lansing, Kansas. January IS. 1904.
Notice IS hereby given that sealed pro-
posals viii be received oy the board Of
directors OF the Kansas State peu.ten-
tiary. at the office Of the warden until
u O'Clock (noon) Tuesday April ). 1904.
for the letting and hiring Of the labor
OF fifty convicts for the term of six
years beginning May :. 1904 Each bid
must be accompanied by a bond for FIVE
thousand dollars Is c22.1o) TO be forfeited
10 the state in case the successful bidder
fails to enter into contract ana give bond
for tn faithful! performance Of the same
within thirty days after the contract IS
awarded. The directors reserviug the
right 10 reject any ana all bids, All In
formation desired may be obtained by
applying 10 the warden, E e. Jewett.
Lansing. Kansas. MARK TULLEY.
w. II HASKELL.
{. /. HING
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Modern Medicine

The marvellous curative IoweTa = Dr..
McI-lllands New Mefhld Treltueut aEg
most stTiEinglE shown iu those efatboF1
diseases that battle the best efforts 4 -
many OF oug best physicians Tais treat
merit which s. used exclusively - DT-
Mci.el.ald. aE4 caacot o. obtained else-
where iu tie city. reaches The very Yont auG
center q the trouble. exerTa q direct ard
powerful stimulating effect on the nerves
blood an3 diseased tissue. pH31gc.Bz results
that are Attending ii az cases = etcTzca
z0d Liver Trcubts. 5isc5 Po4s1r. Caroric
4sisrisi Fsico-5rg. Lest Nltzifty. Nervous
Debility. phsur, s;lsrn P5faiytE. Lu~hsec.
keurzisiz. ard al Diseases e re Threat
urns A-af+. Y .drr4a ard elacaer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-23

Attend Wichita Business College and
Shorthand Institute 1t is open always 70
persons of both sexes FazeI. Adams
Hibarger and Price. l1s-116 North Market
street, Wichita. Kansas 67-tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-23
Violin and Mandolin

q. F. Gucbner. teacher Of viciin and
mandolin. The most approved methods
used ~ the Ideal Photo studio. over
LII South Main street. sll-we- fr-l0I-latx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-23
Piano TiInirn

Piano tuping s259. Eberharat & HAYS.
corner Douglas and Emporia Phone ISL.
t6-su-w-fri-tf
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Directors

St Louis. March Bulge Amos
Thayer. IN the United States circuit court
Of appeals today overrujed the demurrers
Of thirty ticket brokers 10 the petition
II certain railroads who asked the court
for an Injunction to restrain the brokers
from scaipiag Worlds Fai- tickets The
injunction 10 restrain tie scalpers viii
therefore be granted.
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Cancina

Prof c. L Hartman. classes wednes-
days and Saturdays. Private lessons any
dine lU-S sa-we-fli-ei
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NOW A DEMOCRAT.
Webster Davis Makes Speech in New

GCTk.
New York, March 22-Webster Davis.
former Republican assistant secretary
OF the interior under the Mckinley ad-
ministration, now Democrat. addressed
a large audience tonight at the Demo-
cratic club. He bitterly denounced Pres
ident Roosevelt and his administration.
His platform, he said, was: Roosevelt
must return to private life"
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Kansas City Mexico & Orient Railway

The Orient have now placed on sale
at their Office in the Missouri Pacific
station, at Wichita regular 1000 mile
books at rate Of $500 ]. r. Sherwin.
p. & T. y SS-tf
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WEEKLY EAGLE
One copy. enc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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WHERE woAD IS GROWN.
Plant from Which Blue Dye Is Ex-
pressed Cultivated IA lincoln
shire, England.

II ls n0J generally known lint waaa.
which Impressed our earliest years
9lth envg whom He learnt that The
ancient Brlions stained themselves
brIrht blue with It 81 a moments no
Hes Is siHl grown IN Lneolnshire p
! dye. SAYS Country lIfe
The neiahborhned d Hosiun and q
Wistech. ID Lincolnshire are the ~ ess
ahere Tie Industry survives The aeea
+ s8an early 10 April on little en-
bankmeuts. and the plants grow from
hfse feet to four feel hleh The eul.
Ilgafioa IS lab0rious, as the ground haz
is be- weeded constantly. and 70 do thls
man ana women Norg on their handa
sud knees
The harvest goes on from August
taa November. the plants being pulled
s areeu state Is they come 20 Their
/ lfaH height To insure their comine
81 IN relays he saelngs are very e.
.srmlitenf
The Juice " crushed ont hy heavy
heels working In q trough and 4 pe'
allariy poisonous 10 other plant life
fhe anesl and most LASTING blue d
liaf cloth Is obtained IN this way.
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thsir naans 1rer fhf muno0tns "a 49,.
whether they eIasd them as an belrs
The same. or whether ,hey divided then
into different elaes they remained
fhe same riddle
Lately however there has been So
tematic study 81 81 The monoilth me
MORALS 81 the world and as result
novel lheo5 has heeu advanced
% IS that one race th1t af the Phosul-
elan erected all ihese monuments
OF eourse u this o. correct O. moana
that history will have 10 BE- revised for
Il would show ghat the ph0enleians once
hnes al about ths = hole globe. and that
ihey had visited America aHd Asia lons
before modern fafs
/ The first thing that led % the asaamp-
u0n that the pfaeniclaua had raised
the monumenfs uaa the observation q
n LfxlstFe French arehaeosogis
that almost aH the monellths were %
BE- fouaa near the months # great rivers
or along their eaues THa pointed 20
q people that nsfa ships
NoW the Celfs arrr never strong o.
the saler Their boats eere primitive
being maae uatig u elsfef Norl eos
cred witt lif H th efrs unahi'
rs mcxe ans nff fnm land in tkH
clumsy ard sN0r'ilf HtrYaHe
Consequent h i'od a9as
~ 10 shat fa afFlHfd in faf'
ratlon ii flaf afl lire fea iHef
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MoNouTHs OF THE WORLD
Lofty Shafts Of Stone Erected IN Va
rious Countries Which Are Sur
rounded with Mystery

Among the greatest mysteries in ne
mystery q haman hisiory On earth tie
monoliths that stand In various parts
Of the globe haze alWays been chief
says The Chicago Chronicle
These strange stone monuments gea-
orally rude with hardly ans sculpture,
but wonderfully large in size, are scat
tered everywhere The most famous of
them are The cromIachs such a. ihoae
in stonehenge IN England. Others are
found In the western part Of France, iH
the northern part of Germany as Tar
as The Oder river. in Denmark and y
Sweden.
Northern Africa Madagascar ana
Asia. from Mount Sinai and the Cail-
easus 20 India. ali have sOma here aud
there
Lately they have betn discovered even
ia Siberia There are several places =
japan where such stones stand.
Others have been found d North and
South America Among The most won
derful and mysterious of them ali are
The vast. almost terrifying. stones, rude
y sculptured. that have been found on
lonely Easter Island N ihe Pacific ocean.
The mystery Is 70 Hhat these stones
meant wae not the only puzzle. The
greatest puzzle was how primitive peo-
pie without knowledge of engineering
and without known appliances could
have moved and erected tneh giant
blocks. some Of which weigh as much Is
go tons II many districts whore the
great memorials stand there are 10
tones of euch SIZE 70 be found In the
earth Consequently they must haye
been transported from pieees long dla-
tancse away.
For many generations. ever since men
hays gpent any time IN thinking over
these matters scientists have puzzled