The sun., 1904-08-07
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

| yuQcf IN MS mouse, AuppOScQly q DuIkiaI, WOulu
detail As possible WIN b appIecistsa By several
The whole question is covered by Section 2os Of
| the Penal Code.
Homicide Is 1ustinsble when committed.
| either
| Fl. In tho lawful defence OF the slayer or of
| his or her husband. wife. parent child. brother.
sister, master servant, or OF any other person
In his presence or company. when there Is reason
| able ground to apprehend a design on the part Of
the person slain to commit felony. or to do some
great personal injury to the slayer or TO any such
| person, and there Is Imminent danger OF such
| design being accomplished; or
] "2. In tho actual resistance Of an attempt to
| commit felony upon the slayer. In his presence.
upon or In dwelling or other place OF abode In
which he is."
| In the case OF burglar the fact OF his being
between sunset and sunrise unlaw fully In any build
| ing or structure which shall have been usually
| occupied by persons lodging therein at night Is
prma facie evidence Of intent to commit felony.
whs. was the starting point general route
,sST f9d P tew1 a. Ss
Was L Established and maintained by the Na.ionai
tsSshsd ana when @ even " dissoSsnuedi On
what party ,ieke. s was MT MyTon T. Clark Ct Canaan
| 1. The nrst OF the great National Roads was the
Cumberland Road. which ran from tho Potomac
| 70 tho Mississippi Starting from Cumberland.
Nd. II ran west through Maryland. Pennsylvania.
Ohio. Indiana and Illinois, 10 Its terminal point at
the Mississippi opposite ST. Louis. II was built by
| the United States Government under tho supervis
ION OF tho War Department. In order funds
for the constant repairs necessary Congress passed
bill In 1872 ordering the establishment Of turn
| pixies with gates and tolls. but President Monroe
vetoed the bill on the ground that Cong ress had
no power 10 pass such sweeping measure
| Of internal Improvement. Two years later no
s,~ a. q " similar hill he
| ceived the needed appropriations. The last sp-
| propriation made by Congress was In 1874. The
| road was begun In 1911 Parts of the old road
| stiil in use. Mr.. Archer r. Hubers Tho Old
National Road" Is an interesting and valuable his
tory OF this grand old highway. .. The anti
slavery wings OF both the whig and Democratic
parties the Prohbtonists and several ind pendent
| organizations separately nominated him. and his
supporters In Of their State organizations took
| the name Of Republican," thus making him tho
earliest State candidate Of that party.
am booked" By the Social Science % Club Of
y ' g. SSSs an hs od
In favor Of .old Ase Pensions" Any apointers- YOU
yin ss snd to help me S VIII Ss
Opponents contend that II provision for old age
Is made by the State one Of the chief incentives to
thrift will be removed. Defenders Of the plan
argue that the despair OF escaping pauperism.
which Is common among certain classes, docs moro
eious plan Of old age pensions. The recognition
Of State responsibility In the matter Is innova
tion OF the last fifteen years or So Denmark ds9D
was one OF the irst European countries to grant
small pensions in the form OF additional income
to the worthy poor Thomas Paine was proba-
bly, the nrst person to advocate the Idea publicly
In q pamphlet entitled "AErarian Justice" pub
iished In l7se. New Zealand and the Australian
Commonwealth have the most liberal old age pen
sion systems in the world to day There has been
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by Government In the United States. but In no
country Is liberal provision made by the rail-
roads and other large corporations. The Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad In 1900 adopted system
Of old age pensions for Its employees that Is being
followed BY other roads. Consult the Fourth
Special Report of the Commissioner OF Labor"
(washington. 1899. and "The Thirty -nrst Annual
Report Of New York Bureau Of Statistics Of Labor"
tAlbany. 1900. for conditions In foreign countries
Spenders -The State and Pensions in Old Age
london. 1907. and q chapter in Henry Demarest
Loyd'a Newest England" New York 1909. on
the practical working OF the system in New zes-
land.
/ recently game soross an alusion 70 . lecture
abe ever did! G. S.
In Hope Chapel on the east side Of Broadway.
on Feb. g. 1855, on Beautiful Women" and an
other on Feb. on wits and Women OF Paris"
Can you tell me something Of recent discovery
said TO have been made In Greece OF the original
melody Of the British national anthem J. 3.
Here Is the story as told In the Gn Bias. Paris. of
June 2. 1901. "The air OF this hymn Is purely and
simply q plagiarism. though perhaps the composer
never suspected IT, The original dates from the
fifteenth century. In manuscript sent recently
to the National Library OF Athens the hymn OF
Constantine Palcoogos. the last Emperor Of Byzan-
tium. has been discovered. The text Is accom-
panied by the Byzantine music. A professor of
religious music at Athens has made transcription
and the melody has such great analogy with the
air OF God Save the King that In listening TO II
would believe he heard the English hymn
II was always thought that the air had been Dor.
rowed from Lulll. But this manuscript dates from
1850 Tout nnH par Sc sarofr."
Inquired ias, Sunday about tbs old game at CARDS s
called l'Hombrc. 1t Is TO day improved BY addi-
az no e GnH ~ as snd
most Intellectual. as well as Interesting. game at
The Ssmm 'asS sen from
In ERgl,h Of family NIL arse II Literally TRANSLATED
wigs and 9, em.n.e as Iee all
So as noun Stamm means the trees trunk.
F en- hs1 s 0DI ws eA Say ?A Sss.
does he hall FROM
in English to aid him TO learn the game W II he rends
German. E. Stelger can furnish him with some
tisch as a Skatspieler.
q Within the past year quite a number OF readerA
Of your and OF other papers have asked for parody
on Excelsior done In Pidgin English According
to my scrapbook 1t was first published In the r. KN-
mo sun OF Thursday, Sept. IS, 1900 which gives
credit TO the Pail Mall Gazette.
The title Is, "Topsidc Galoh." simultaneously
was published verse beginning:
MY name belong Norval.
Topside that Gampian hillie," DC.
8. Incidentally. should you inform me OF a good
text book devoted exclusively or mainly to the
proper use OF propositions shall be truly crate.
fuls Z. n.
I. Thanks. ?. The Pidgin English parody was
written by Charles Godfrey Leland and published
In a little volume called. "Pdgin English Sing
Song" by Kelly and Walsh OF Hong Kong and
Yokohama. 5. "Connectives In English Speech"
by James C. Fernald Dunk d wagnalls will prob.
ably meet your requirements.
IL have copper coin engraved on one side with
a ship having broken masts with rough waves
breaking about II and lightning above. About
the rim is Van Buren Metallic Currency. 1887"
On the other side Is full rgged ship sailing through
smooth waters. About the rim Is. webster Credit
Current. lS4i." and on the ship. Constitution"
On the broken mastcd ship Is Experiment"
suppose 1t has reference TO she political state OF
the country at that date. The "Iippecanoc and
Tyler Too campaign. Please give me the signin |
cance OF the inscriptions and history OF the coin
II and also OF what value any. O. Please give
the Inscription which Is on the tomb OF Albert |