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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-24
FOR WOMEN
TO READ
sr REARRANGES HIS DEN
AND HELPS HIM GREATLY
observation-disclosures.

aSucb a dainty little surprise as
have in store for you! No, you needn't
try to guess, because you never coulo'
and besides if you did 1 should be ever
and ever so disa ppointed.
SET think that a woman's first thought
ber sole thought, should be for her
horne. OF course / am going away Tor
a couple of weeks to the country De-
cause one really must go somewhere
and in the autumn every one is gong
to the country, but that is no reason
why I should neglect my home. L
Womb feel lust criminal if I did SO.
First of all you remember that you
eomnIained that my clothes cost TOO
much. So l have arranged to make
them all myself, every little, weeny,
teeny stitch
II have just turned one room into
a sewing room, and tomorrow a mo-
diste who goes out by the day Will
come in to do the cutting, fitting and
plain sewing, because you could not
expect me to do all those things and
still attend to the housework- Nora
win do the cooking and cleaning, and
this viii give my whole time for every
thing else.
by the end of the month, and before
country, I shall have accomplished
wonders. And just think. dearest, it
viii be done all by myself.
@Of course in order to get a. sewing
room it was necessary for me to rear
range one of the other rooms, for you
know in these flats we really are cramp-
ed for room and wouldn't move to
house in The Bronx, and houses down.
town are much to high. 1t was an aw-
fu1 puzzle at first, but when the solu-
ton came it was simplicity itself.
.T have turned your den, or your
study, as you persist in calling it, into
a sewing room. It hasn't been chang
ed hardly at all, and you can still use
it at nights for a den, and I can use
it in the daytime for a workroom, and
instead of being forced to hire an
apartment with one more room we
make one room do the service of two
Wasn't that clever of me, and thought
full too, always considering your COM
fort first?
"It struck me the minute I entered
it. / had man come in and he moved
your desk into the cellar, and then I
got full length revolving mirror to
stand where the desk was.
1.-THE couch will remain as it is, for
you can see for yourself how extremely
handy it will be to throw finished gar
ments over or I can rest on it if I be-
come to fatigued to continue work.
Then that old easy chair of yours was
really in a shockingIy disgraceful con-
dition, with the leather all worm and
in some places broken, and the springs
forced down until they were no good
whatever.
$50 economical and killed two birds
with one stone. I gave the chair as
wages to the man who moved the desk,
and he seemed perfectly satisfied. He
said some fellow must have got lots of
comfort out of it. He could tell by the
scent of tobacco smoke that fingered
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-24
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.

ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL-Morning
EPISCOPAL evening
m. and 1880
Epworth
Christian
a. m M
a. m
SAINTs-Wan, morning
evening.
CATHOLIC cATHEDRAL-serv at g. Z, g. 103 and T.
C)Waikik services $3.50 and
RC)-Kalihiwaena Clement $50
SCHOOL, P. m
"a
Sunday school; p. catechisn,, rehearsal
Building a
Y. A p. m
SALVATION ARNdY-1o:3o a. m, and and
PENIEL NISSIoN-2:30 p
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-24

. girlish a minute in her life after she
left the grammar school.
Women are not half careful enough
about suiting their complexions A tall
! thin lady brushed by me On the street
yesterday. She had on a full set of
Nara gansett Pier tan, arms, wrists
hands and face-tan that coasts Sc a
day five flights back up under the roof
and I'm blessed if she wasn't in
brown silk gown You couldn't tell
where herNneck left off ard her dress
began. We get our money for what
we sell? Oh, yes, some of it; it isn't
that Its our artistic sense that's out
aged"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-24
TIPS ON NEW AND PRETTY BELTS.

The waist belt of year or two ago
was simplicity, but the flight of time
has brought with it many sartorial
changes, not the least fascinating of
watch concerns belts and sashes The
material on which fashion relies chief
~ just now for creating smart waists
is kid, which carries all before it. The
kid belt is triumphant and appears in
black, white, cream and all the deli
cate pastel shades that are fashionable,
as we'll as in bright and dark colors.
Usually 1T is quite soft and draped,
but those who prefer severe modes may
choose their belts of two-inch kid
backed with stfffening-a mere straight
band buckled with kid or metal; or, if
black, patent leather, four or five inches
deep. These latter are considered
most smart and look their best around
a small waist
OF supreme elegance are the wide
ter-colored kid, trimmed with three
big buttons of their own material up
the center back and fastened with love
ly kid buckles in front. They are most
delicate and most lovely, and give
L dl4Sldil QdSn TO the Simplest IrOck.
WV
Belts of painted and printed kid are
also vogue, and are draped and
drawn through long buckles of gold or
plain steel, that span the back of the
waist. The new pink is reproduced in
kid; myrtle green is another color, and
rose red has it's charms, particularly
when conveyed in a draped belt or the
softest kid, bordered with tiny pail
letteS of cut steel.
Another novel belt is of the skeleton
class, the ends being of colored silk
elastic, while the Swiss-shaped center
part is composed of narrow bands of
velvet ribbon, laid upon silk, and DAM
tily embroidered.
Other novelties are the straight waist
bands of white or pale blue kid yelled
with a network OF gold thread embroid-
cry, having large, solid squares of gold
about it. And last, but not least, are
the Swiss belts of white kid, incrusted
with ribbon embroideries in the form
of small flowers and foliage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-09-24

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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

Al Ay.guon. iu the south a. France,
nav s,ill be- seen TIE palace In which
the popes lived and rllei during what
Petrarch called the shameful exile
Of the church q Jesus Christ and
other writers have named The Baby
lonish captivity in the fourteenth
century. Although defaced and 0ccu.
pied a. a barracks the palace retains
its chief architectural features. and Is
one Of the most massive and most
nearly perfect specimens Of fourteenth
century military architecture in eXis.
'ence today
Those were trogblou- days 10 which
the papal court was established On the
soil OF Provence. and the palace vas
begun on a scale 10 insure great
strength. Il was further streng heued
as construction vent on, until @ was
like a fortress. protected from within
and without by every device then en-.
ployed for such purpose. Here ruled
seven poPes, all French from 1905 10
li0S. In grea, power and luxury.
Writing Of Ay.Snon IN The time Of
the popes. Daude,. 10 bis Letters from
Ny MIL. thus describes the life Of
the city:
Whose did not see Ayignon 10 the
days % The popes hss seen nothing.
For gaye'y, life. animation. the *.
element OF festivals. never was a
town Ike g. From morning ,ill night
there vas nothing but professions pill.
grimsges streets strewn with flowers,
draped with tapestries. cardinals ar
irving by The Rhoue. banners waving
10 the breeze, ga..eys dressed IN flag
tho pope soldiers chanting Latin on
the squares. and The 'inkling rattle Of
the begging f-iars Will, from csrre'
20 cellar " house, tha. pressed. hum
ming round the c-es psrel pa.ac,
like bees around their hive. came nc
'acktack 81 lac, looms The 'oanl.frc
@. shu,lles weaI'Gi he gold thread Of
chssubles he tap's1 ~ The gold
smiths chasing too, On 'Le clal.Ces
the tuning % choir instruments a. rht
l;temakers'. The song 81 the spinner,
al 'h-i. work and above an tt!, road
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10
zOrene's Wonderful pron,,,v

Iorene is the new chemicai wonder
ana y Is a wonder. HunRarla b,,
found IL. and states through pro,
Brunn that piece Of ordinary and
easily breakable Stag after miner.
sion In the new liquid compound do.
hes the blow OF hammer Tho same
ehect was produced on ordinary brIcl,
and on block Of red jarrah wood
When Immersed In water for lone
Tine none Of the three when taker
out shows the slightest increase NJ
weight By The addition Of moisture
Two pieces Of steel which had been
soaked In the liquid we're submitted
10 an ammonia test equal TO five years'
exposure to the air and emerged from
the bath as they entered II. Prof
Bfunn states that he can make roads
germ. dust and waterproof from STAG
which Is now useless. and that he car
double the life Of metals exposed N
the air
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

model Of passenger yesse! designed
by Mr Richard Paln,on an Americas
inventor. who claims hat the shin Will
De able 10 cross the Atlantic In three
days. According to Mr.. Pain,on $
deslgn. he present single or donnie
pror'lIer' are replaced by row. of
pTopeliers, from sixteen to twenty in
number placed along the sides and
stem OF The vessel, and worked Inv In.
dependent motors connected by wires
with the generating dynamos As Tho
engine viii occupy considerably less
space than the present type Of on.
sire, a much larger quantity Of coal
can be rehabilitation Telegram.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10
Day of Glory Ended
Palace at Avienon, Once Home Of the
Poees, Now Scene Of Vanished Splsndor

ereigniy over It is tc have u.ar
sold 10 Clement V o. Gamma, The ..-
queen Of Naples an Provence. IN ie.f
for $4,000 sold Gor1- (which wen,
said never 10 have been paid. IN con.
sideration for a disrtIsaiion permit
ting her 10 marry man OF b.,
hear, Prince Louis 90 Tarentum. f.-
frs, husband. having ieen murler,f
PetrarCh was a guest and Ricn
prisoner al Ayignon 81 the helgh ID,
The papal glory thc-s and the palace
sheltered illustrious men from far ans
near Trains Of warriors. princes WITH
their gorgeous follow 70. churohm,c
Of high and low degses. and endless,
bands Of pilgrims y more common
clay. iourneyed to fi, vailed ell, by
the Rhone to pay the, -'gPects 20 he
head Of the church
The last pope % at AyIguor
vas Gregory N. vtc 'oos the nanl
court back 10 Roue \ l40s. After
his departure Ayigno- vas ruleo D, q
legaie. and after mc by size,
/ legate. until the Fsesch revolution.
when the city wa ;.Inited With
France. In 1891 tie pore renourcr.
all right 10 Il iorey,-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

The sound Of bells. and always the
echo Of certain tambournes coming
from away down there on the bridge
Of Ayignon; because, with MS, when
the people are happy they must dance
they must dance-and in those days
the streets we're too narrow for the
farandole and ffes and tambour!nes
posted themselves on the bridge OF
Avignon. In the fresh breeze from the
Rhone, and day and night the folks
danced, they danced All. The happy
times the happy town! HaIbcrds
that did not wound. prisons where the
wine was put TO cool; no hunger. no
war. That's how the popes Of the Com.
tat governed their people, and that's
why their people 50 deeply regretted
them
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10
NVENIION(
A~D
EIPRSNEMEND
Purlfr ~ u { setrieIty.


PHILADELPHIA VIGOROUSLY bad Wa't'
= rou washed and made clean Dy
ozrue Water FROM the scau, 'hi.'
river contains as much a. -'.F ~
bacteria pr cubic cen,imeier. Ol'
after preliminary s-aining thi' COY
srme popc.ace is reduced 20 '''.'
an. after The oz0-e treatment 10 i.o'l
F., 10 = and these fsv survivors are
aid 10 b. irrocru's The aa'ef j. also
deoJor.zeG AMI freed from color 81
Is a. done 10 This wise. A mo. o'
gelsre-o-. producing q current Of l''
alterations Is operated b. a elT7eh'
taken from The c.,y supply The cur
ri, from 'he generator is raised .!
transformers and condersers 10 q 'o'..
age OF 1900 Voltage arcs are pre-
vented and sparks are limited %!
means OF resistance coils and con
.ra1-srs. ana he current 10 form %
rercn O, blue ..ga' passes from eeci
Of some millions Of metallic discharge
poia-s acros, .lor, air gap to u.ehe
receiver. b means Of pump al
ID Graw- arl0s, nj gap ard 10 .'
passage is partially converted in'
ozone. it j. then forced through
.tauH pipe in which g. meets cl'
r,nr ~ va... flowing t. az opIo-. '
direction The bacteria contained .
the water aro insanity destroyed %
the ozone an he va,e- j. purified
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

Mrs. WI Tlne.fang. wlfelf the for.
mer Chinese minister to tie United
States. has had surgical operation
performed which restored he feet 10
heir normal size. This little incid.
ent, Il Is thought may have an iaflu.
ence out Of all proportion % Ns i'm.
portance In its effect IN indu,lnr
other women Of the Chlaese a,ls,s
cracy to follow the example set
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10
The Retort cs-t,ous.

A Young lady w;s The object 81
much teasing on acc a. ~ her ratter
unusual size On "r' occasion she
was playing tennis aud Jumped go
strike the ball. A r. uan who Wa,
present laughed uproa. Iplsly and said {:
That reminds me 81 the time when
the Cow jumped Owe ITO NOON
Instantly she said We'll, you know
who laughed"
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10
No Erlend Il tiir

My friend Jones s,t Intoxicated the
other nignt and went home and shu.
a his mother.ln.lsw f,e times. when
! saw him in Jail ,.iu.
Do you call licu your frienl.
when 1t makes yog shoot at your
mother.in-aw?"
He replied. "LiQuc- . uO friend ui
mine. II made mt II -r her. New
York World.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10
ssItpumplne Fruit Pail.

, accompanying Illustration
shs a pail for use In apple picking.
wp can be lowered 10 the ground
,onpty the fruit without bruisinG.
T hook 4 Is placed over the limb
ue picking. When toe pail IS 10
covered A and 3 are hooked 70
per and on reaching 'Ee ground B
,antly unhooks aud a single pull
the rope dumps the pa!l and
ngs O, back 10 the picker An C;i
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10
Nothlna n r.

Remember" SAL 'hc serious
friend, that you are q servant Of the
people"
Yes answered senator Sorghum.
The trouble is tina, nowadays you
are expected to serve me people with.
out accepting any tir. Washington
Star.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10
Little Of Old eIerIss LEFT.

Only the grim old castle. and the
adjoining church containing tombs OF
many cardinals and archbishops. and
two popes, remain as reminders Of
the papal reign in Avignon. The Old
halls Of the palace have been cut up
into small apartments. and the orig.
inal arrangement OF It's interior is only
suggested. In two small remaining
chapels are a few frescoes. and those
are all that are left Of its once beautl.
ful decorations. The remains Of the
kitchen are seen, where, proiane his.
tory states, heretics were roasted in
the lnquisition. In the choir of the
adjoining cathedral Is the simple mar.
bic throne used by the popes. Here
also 10 the tomb Of Pope John XII.
who remembered for having left a
treasure Of 100000 gold forms. and
100000 In plate and jewels.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10
REIGN q Anti.Pepss.

After tho departu'A 81 the pops
VINO had brought the Olt 10 Fr.Yc.
soil owing TO the tl-t icnce Of k Ine
-schism and disora,- held sVa. az
Avignon. Three anti ropes lei
court here. holdinr .L".r place uy
force one Of then k'nedict NH.
when uesieged by az amy undcr MAJ.
shall B0uCicault. esoaI'' ~ pos-.n
gate and fed
Oao OF the bloodis,' s'rgcitics r %
French revolution Nss .ummitted al;
the palace in Ayigro1 len siXty.ogs
men. women and c. zen were hlr.,I
from i,s highest tow. uto a ti'.t
AMI Qu.chlime was 'l-.,a upon n, ..
The Iapal palace . drOwsy p.s,
today basking In t,' Grid south,
lu,hiue like 4 deca, monument Y
dead pas, Its draw uTe. po-to' g,
AMI iron gates are hut the .s.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

a man Is going TO put a live lion
'",' a vaudeville sketch Hle vould
2l' ne other vaudeville actors In Tho
you. he would be doing a magnI6cep.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

raising water, pump 90 a h!eraaI!e
ram
A hvdrauli ran v.i. suit better aud
will be as tesp a. pump i there
is = drup Of OF ieei or more. The
more drop nere is the less feed pipe
ufl, be ne.ssary. By ss,,ing a man
Who und Glands the right size Of ra1
IN be useit can b. 6xed TO glmp ths
necessar water 20 The barn sumner
and Uiur. The -am mus, De pro
tec,ed 1.-THE Vin,e- A neighbor has
hvdriiic ram 400 feet from his
harm a. 100 fee, lover. II is No.
Am ith a 3-inch feed pipe, - feet
long "a feet drop and inch dis.
chargpipe. Il worked al night fer
eight ears and only that the piping
rusteVould doubtless have lasted fer
| sfy ars Galvanized piping shog
be- - under ground
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

Ne" Jersey has society OF "A Ooo
men who never use swear words r.
APPRECIATE wha great selfrestraln,
ms Implies you have only to consider
what life In New Jersey Is Ike
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

WIN The salary Of No-way's nov
ruler fixed a. sl75 400 q wear +, s.or,g
'.'anle 10 some that there should he
sl' e'mcaI'y In finding a man TO take
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

Certainly there was a sense Of I'm.
NOR IN that English workman who
had The rich mans disease. appepdi
ci'ls' and accounted for Il on tho
ground that the attack came on paw
day. '" P"'
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

~ Newpori society the idea seems
20 be that some young woman Is 70
marry Jimmie Hyde's marble palace
acquiring Jimmie as one Of the Incl
dental properties.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

Ten Delavar. editors have come '1
Tue rescue % the state uy pronisin-
3 run things hereafter Wien editor
s-fel an j. well
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

must have hurt Sir Thomas Lin.
ION I pride lot 10 be tossed from tso
saoaie and kicked in the face by his
morse Just as he was passing IN re-
View before the king.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

u i' Tie urgent advice OF the ROYAL
MUSICIAN that the car and the cy,r.
ma ana the children viii spend two
months az DagmstadL Here's bopine
mat The babys bombproof
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

One 81 'h- funniest things 10 life is
10 see al author 81 detective stories
irving 10 decide where be left his un
bIslla.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

The dres.mascrs IN convention
have decided 'ha. waists must BE-
mailer his season Mary Dung me'
rI., O.. I..sssd 20 help
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

Hoops arc 20 b. the style accordins
10 the drossms}sr-. The trsssmsker-
must have heard about he three hoop
So Bsdes
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

ms implement Is ME by boiling
me blade Of a strong hwy scythe tc
a sled As shown In illustration
a rod Of wrought iron ,out one inch
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

The fact that there we're 80 cents IN
me pocket Of New York editor foupd
murdered The other day Is accepted by
me Tolice as conclusive evidence that
robbery was not the motive Of the
crime
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

J. VI. OIL have a spring COO feet
distant and Go fee' lower han my
house. ! wish 10 lay a pipe and build
a windmill 10 pump The water One
man tells me 10 lay a tWoinch pipe
The entire distance from rhe spring &C
Tho tank a. the friction on a one.Ich
pip. would Dee TOO g-ea, Another
man advises me 20 lay a oneiuch pipe
As The weight OF water in a 'wo.inch
pipe would be go great .n q 6.tont
risa thar tle pump Col'dnt vora
Which is ,Ae better -iL. 100 Use?
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

IN diameter Is bent to fem a follow
er as shown. One OF these ma
chimes Is expected to CT about 2I5
acres per day After cuthg. the cror
Is less easily handled TIM when cut
Dy hand, but the total saing in labor
Is considerable.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10
Had a aoor nrnt

De style-Did {, 20 any good Z,
send your wife and eight chlldrer 1,
the mountains this slmmor7
Cunbusta-oh. yes, ! feel hn0
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

Mother who Is teaching her chIid
the alphabeO-Now, dearle. what
comes after z?
Tue child-Whlz'-JudGe.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

Competent authorities declare ma.
ne fan styles vi'l 10 mar 81 by il.
..e,ges and empty pocketbOoss.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

Tea '~ouuz U-n are really as oae
e. ne girls ty 70 make them ih.na
hey are.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

With he retirement Of the peace
makers from the scene The lapmaA
.rs will proceed 10 get busy
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

Apple jack s.. sad 10 be on the do
Inc A. mater % fact .t has beer
Going down ever since ue can reueni
rr-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

Theory aside. few things are more
sncienuy e1pia-ory Of sin than maj
ing mOEey a. g.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

stone-soled shoes have been pro
d1ced By an Illinois inventor. pon
'et papa zee this Mildred
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

Tinis S. reported quiet. u THIS ma
settled dogn there is no excuse io'
.urmoil anywhere else.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

We sleep TOO much. says E4isoa
p his another case q race suicide
Have a baby in the house, Thomas.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10
ca,,hine Mail From Flyers

Rapid delivery ig malls is ore %
Iowa f, blessing. from q fss' mail raj
-hat races ore. Us prsi-.es The on
ye,,l puzzle Of Lischsrging mai. i-o'
moving rains without hazard 20 n
mai "a. vain. ana the bys,auders
row solved by an automatic d"'t
operated b., a.- from he brakes o.
rains and The instantaneous act
thus secured. A platform Is arrar
On .h. car door on which the ;
of mail 20 be- delivered are pf
Co.'sc. b..V,cn 'fo craze on b.,
lion platform and d trigger on ID. .
catching .-u On the car pu-.
m., han!.m 10 operation hi
sscts are thus elected Snto a 2 -
la. placed or 'he side Of the 80
-eu.--gc'sl 'aa' he air is ~ ..l
either end Hg The momen'u .
pouch. Tfl- sc.s as cui w..
f.-r.uz damage 90 the pos- 800
contents. Tie r.ooosAtsI -
for .-aiu running q ,o,
~ s.ls1,y..v9 milo, ~
-'sV's'-r7 rvr ragJ Uresn
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

Romance invests the memories OF
the foundation and early history OF
the papal palace. Avignon was first
coied 70 the popes 10 1878. and GOV.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

ear Is attached a. e into which tn
rope 8, fastened The requirements
are a pail a rope and -ome stid wire
o. Montreal Herald
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10

4 ou,.ach pipe would ba too smell
tar a length ot Goo fee. aud a .!l. O.
go feet The delivery would be toe
slow The f.ro should le ~. .nches
,u diameter Through a ..Ie oi this
\ r.. an sfo. windmill would pump
= 1.t i>' imperial gallon, o.; water
hour when running iU,l Tia, ig
god wind 90 1900 Goo l.;.o gallons
nay 90 'ac average. 10 pumping
D., that 'h- windmill !. required
,s probably an S-foo, Mill would
a enough.
lv Nh pipe would De uanecessar
NJ Tho and therefore. on account
uv .,,ld,rablc length unneccssar
wa,.r I've. The total weight Of
ra,be- pot coun, in pumping. but
souar, ,ryeight or pressure pei
II bei,b, 80 and this depends on the
IN ed, and not aver Column 'na' Is w
10 would 49, a sure per square inch
. o.frcb d. me az the base u a
. accon,, -, - a l-inch pipe. On
\, q. r,I.,i..., II that the friction
n in = sr,,u 80 a large pipe han
4 i.- r., 60. -, Duld be much cas-
a.ipcb r,,a - feet high through
S pipe f''usH A"''n
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1905-11-10
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DESIGNS Of Tactical Ealue N
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Hysraulh Ran O. Pump.

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raising water. pump 90 a hydraulic
ran,