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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

Of the atmosphere straight up IN the afr
as high above Mount Weather ana
higher than the highest Harvard instru-
ments In Peru, and that not only here
but at other places throughout the
United States. Indeed. the arrange.
ments az this station for studying
weather phenomena. both on the earth
and above e, are not surpassed any
where IN the world.
TEMPERATURES BELOW GROUND.
A. I walked with Chief Moore about
the grounds al Mount Weather, he
mentioned some n his plans for future
experiments. Said he:
we want 10 investigate the changes
Of temperature below the oarth's sur
face IN order 10 study them In relation
10 the changes in the air above. You
know that after one goes down short
distance the earth becomes rapidly
warmer The increase is one degree
for every 40 or 30 feet You soon reach
a point al which one could boil eggs.
and down 80 miles or 50 come 10 a heat
great enough 20 reduce everything 10 a
molten mass were IL not affected by
other forces We expect TO bore wells
AN'f wv VT a'N AH'l Atflt mere on TOP
Of the mountain, and 10 may be also
IN the Loudoun valley ] 200 feet below.
We shall place automatic recording
thermometers, 10 feet apart or less.
all the WAY down 10 the bottom OF
such q we'll and win have arrange
merts by which We can know the
changes at each depth, at all times 20
OBSERVATIONS OF THE SUN.
"Wnl you make much study OF n,
suns heat?"
We shall use the bolometer and va
rlous forms Of the perhyleometer FOR
measuring the quantity Of heat receiy-
ed from the sun as distinct from the
temperature Of the air. We expect to
make apparatus Tor more exactly reg
istering the beginning and ending Of
precipitation Or. oliver l.. Fassig.
who has charge of our upper air experi-
ments. has partly worked out a device
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One Of the most interesting Of the
scientific workshops bere viii he the
new physical laboratory which is now
building. This VIII be under the direct
charge Of DR.. William J. Humphreys OF
Johns Hopkins university and late
professor Of physics IN the University
Of Virginia, who is also the chief 81
the scientific station here. Or. Hum
phreys is noted as a physicist. and ne
viii have here one OF the finest labor
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for the purpose We are also studying
how 20 better record the lightning. and.
IN short. are making large number
Of Investigations which arc practical
az We'll as scientific"
The conversation here turned Co the
present efficiency ~ the weather bu-
roau, and asked D. Moore what per-
ceu,age az us predictions turned out
10 be- true.
we are right about IS times out OF
every hundred was the reply This
has been the average during the past
Eve or ten years. and I believe 10 is
about as well as we can expect to do
with our present knowledge and MAJ
Chluery We hope 10 learn things hor.
which VIII better our forecasts
rs the value Of your work increas-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

you blhllophiles talk about the
Brooches Bible. the Bug Bible, the
Politician Bible. the Vinegar Bible.
and So on-what do these names
mean?"
IN tell you" the collector answered.
take. first. the Brceches Bible 10 II
SO called becaused a typographical err
ror in u causes The garments made by
Adam and Eve out Of hg leaves 10 be
termed brecches instead Of aprons.
In the Vinegar Bible Of 1897 the
word vineyard Is misprinted vim
egar
The Printers Bible, 1902 makes the
Fsalmist say: Printers have pcrsecut-
ed me without cause
"The Religious Bible which was
printed ia 1881 puts religious for re
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

hellous I'm The fourth chapter. seven
teenth verse OF jeremiah Because she
hath been religious saith the
Lord
'sThe Politician Bible was published
at Geneva IN 1862. il makes the famous
verse Blessed are the peacemaker'
read. Blessed are the placomakers "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-29

ing2'
Yes The reports Of the weathef
bureau are now annually worth mil
lions 90 the people Of the United states
Indeed. they are So valuable that The
various maritime. agricultural ant
manufacturing interests win not per.
NIT them 10 be- cWTailed m any waY
We have demands for new stations
daily and, ~ 70 is cannot recommend
the establishment ~ one ln every 81
~ the applications ] receive At pres.
ent the increase Boo the bureau Is not
more than per cent q year We be-
lIeyc ihat 10 should have a slow AMI
healthy growth md a. is upon thai
basis that we are extending IL as East
as we can"
FRANK g.. CARPENTER.
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win be installed here a Mount Wealth
KITE FLYING IN WET WEATHER

KITE FLYING IN WET WEATHER.
In company with Prof Moore. chief o.
the weather bureau. ] watched the fly
ing Of one Of the large box kites which
are sent up % a height Of several miles
above the earth 10 get records OF the
air, The kite. which Is about 10 feet
IN length, is made Of two boxes con-
tanning square cells upon a wooden
framework fastened together by wires.
Tied upon 10 was one OF the recording
Instruments which ] have already de-
scribed.
The kite was sent un from the re-
volying kite house. This Is about 30 feet
high and q looks for an the world Ike
a Dutch Windmill without the arms.
The whole side Of II can be opened. and
II Is arranged So that n can hc turned
around TO have the door On the proner
wind direction for flying the kite. The
kites are sent up fastened to a steel
wire as fine as a piano string. and so
strong that q single strand Of Il vii
support 200 pounds Notwithstanding
this ID r. not as thick as a darning
needle. The kites are recled and I'M
reeled by means OF am electric motor.
anu was ANiu kNtit were TOUT miles
OF wire on the reel today when the kite
was let out II ascended to a distance
OF perhaps mile and a half At the
present time kites are flown on the
first Thursday Of every month at
large number of weather stations in
different parts Of the world. and the
records Of the upper air thus gotten viii
be sent here for scientific study and de-
duCtion.
Not long ago / visited the Harvard
observatory az Arequipa. Peru. That
institution is situated In the Andes at
about a mile and half above the sea.
and IL has On addition a recording sta
ton. With automatic Instruments, on
the top Of Mount MIST which is almost
four miles high by means OF these
kites our weather scientists viii be able
to make records OF all the conditions
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OGDEN EXCURSION
sunday September 3oth

va Oregon Short Line Round trip
800. Any train up 10 SOS D. M. aud
returning. leave ogden 40 or $50 p.
m. and special al 1880 ,. m. Fine
trout and chicken dinner az the Her
mitage IN ogden canyon.
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ator.es Of the world for studying the
ionization OF the air upon the precipi-
tatiOn OF rain or snow. BY ioniZation
Is meant the broken up atoms Of gases
which are supposed 10 form the nuclei
or Centers OF condensation OF rain
drops He will also investigate the re-
lation Of the dust notes OF the air to
the same problem. He will measure
the changes In the electrical potential
OF the earth and air, and endeavor TO
learn something more definite about
the forces operating IN thunder storms
He will study the chemical compost
tons OF air taken from various pOr-
tons II large cities and elsewhere, and
also from the plain IN front Of the lab
oratory and the Loudoun valley below.
He will also have his seismic instru-
ments. and instruments for measuring
the heat Of the sun and for the inyesti-
cation OF other interesting problems
that concern the practical meteorolo-
gist
EARTHQUAKE MACHINES
The Instruments In the physical labo-
ratory will be quite as remarkable as
any have mentioned. Some to be used
lII IftNINlNE NIIt lNl uNAAllN NAi fN AfNl-
cate that they would record the impress
sion or dent made In the earth by per-
son stepping on the ground floor OF the
laboratory or walking by outside The
Instruments now used by the station
will register the minutest vibrations OF
the earth. thousands % miles away.
They recorded the earthquake az san
Francisco a few seconds after It's oc-
currence. Indeed. II is said that the
best OF the seismic instruments ~ to-
day have recorded earthquake waves
which have gone clear around the
world. This was so in the osaka OBJ
servatory Of Japan as 10 the Indian
ear quake Of 1905. The waves, which
reached Japan. passed on across the Pa
cfic ocean 10 America and Europe, and
finally returned to Japan. having COM
pletely encircled the globe. The time
required was two hours. three minues
and 81 seconds. Similar instruments
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Its Laboratories and Their Wonderful numentsWore by Hair
Where Horses Must Go BareootKte Investigations of the Upper
New Physical Laboratory Some Of Manufacturing Temperatures
low Ground the
His Weather Predictions
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-, pTornirg s are much by pr,aD, poo.,x,r,
CAP ps srsadsr- over ''' heads Of $50 "her ohi
vas success. 81 . - s' Moro oun, in MIN
'' the oas, v ma, BE- there naturally much disappointment on
"0 ma" been Jumped"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-25
TRIBUNAL ,SUPRtNO
6a'amlentos de apelaci9nes
en- dicho alto Tribunal.
.Termiro dc sesiones.
MES De ENERO

NNlsa 15. kArstnleno Nsrtinex
Chavinas, < parls con oil Pusblo de
Fumto Rice, sobrs dominic de anss
rtGtios,
AieseoIss is. Dolores G. vluds
dc Barnes con el pueblo do Puerto
Risor aobrs Cobro do pesos,
Jusvea II, Mercedes A. GuitiAn
= oIroi con oil G ,bIsrno do Puerto
Riso aohrs recndoAsl6n dc tranaac
oiorss J olros parish ares.
V.srnes IT, Ramon NJ. Sif @ =
OieEo con q & oslo manielpal Dc
May, K az, sAa9 1amurs
NA,los % I nAsA SublranA ,
Mir y Ogsro e1nlrA el Jatz do 3 Cor,
50 De Dl'r 10 d. Pres, sJsrlorBri ,
Mtrsosa 23 AeiHelo DiAz Val.
aarsal son Arturo I lsrr& } 8usesion
ds Msurislo 9 4eFrs sobrs dem ollslon
ds uns oGrA iadsmniEAei6n lie cor
ioiei1a
Jasysi "a AnAlio Cspsds con
Adolil Andlac, SCORE opoAisl0n & un
lex 9sdltnis &c dominic.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-25
K0TIC|AS eENERALE!
Probable conmutacion de Do.
ma 4 los reos de muerte
&Panchitos y Dones.
DON ANDRES MORALES

Hay Qoisnss erssn que sl co.
harnAdor, b siendo uso do las faeul-
ta1sa que 10 sorosds Ia ley, sonmutA'
| r& 10 EenA por Ia Immediate & los son'
denados { muetts sPAnshitoS J Donss,
auyAs eieeuelones sllAn MHAlAdAs Do
70 muy sn brsve,
r-Ealk en- San Juan don Andres
Morales, agrisvitor , ganadsro de 10
iSa CulsbFAS.
-OorrsspoHsslss de algunos ps-
ri6diceS en- HahlIo, dsnunsisn sl saa'
81 60 corporal en- las sssuslAs p6blieas.
ssriA nmspiAbls Qus IAlss notisias 40
sor HrmsrAn , que saos prciHorss no
hsyan aldo - trAtadoS &C mo msrsssn 1.
-Enl sApillA del Asiio de AaaiA'
nos DsSSmpArAdos, do PusriA do Tis-
srA, 80 han vsnldo sslshrAndo Las
miaRs dc ARuinAldo.
-AanSnk cGlshrarG sasi6n 10 jan
10 Superior da SAnidAd.
Han dAdo pTinsipio sn lA iglssia
CslsdrAl les novsnas de ViIEsn de 10
ProvidsasiA.
GRATIS, "a suAlQulsF pueblo a.
snviA grAIlI 81 sslAlOgo d o,ksmp,
No ing B 90 Ai 80 stvian rs senGa.
$ ga Iellus cara = irAuqnso 4 Mar
vasEy olsF0, B 1854, SAP JuAr, P.
r. % lsrs usIsd h.ssr M rsgAIol
guss rids 20 hsrmoso col , con.
dasso De NaryssE Osro, Los hAy
90 todAa slHsss = srsslos. No rsgals
soass % comsF, puss ESQ 80 mpy pFo'
ialEo, u N. III,
CorutaA vsndiGadoss 4 nuy 81
10 prssio arrooA Dc sRrns 90 pie,
Por 0 cue 's ve 81 Esnaeo "a sssa-
.tosr d9 en- PaavIo Rico % urEsnas
istsl nsn msdltAs para imporlar-
DO is azhrloF tusssadisndo 10 raas
La r'iss6s e Fssss l6vsnss psFa
.laaA Cuha
10 "a. e is..ss q Z msrolAa
rs ba pvmn Guttslupa
AasaA xEAa animastn % ca
.9aa sara e. ale ru sslsts re
ssua lava 4 - so 81 sUal6r
C'aes tgaslla slsdac Il aeths ssl
aa aefF.sEis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-25
ECOS De PARIS

eneort6 en Ia admirable novslA cato
ltes, az que ssedn uro de aus pa,5o-
n i's, In regsnerac!6n ds la lg asia
vsrdra no dol esmento sscsrdotal,
sino del cemento lsie0, Lo lGic1 en-
sfesio, 10 Qye nc lleyA sot&na nj hAbla
en- pdlpito, no tiene para el V@Gissno
nIpgda dsrt ch1, ss' 70 0sl ia obsdessr =
callan Zero per un eseris3r como
|F5gtzAro, que ssllA y 80 lLeiina,
euA1tos hsy cue BrotastEn hacienda
YER Is ridieul do lsS rGsunelonss
se!sKiAstic4sl
Ullimsmsntsl TN saesrdolo muy
eonccido, 81 padre Louis Bslleem, no
| eontento con sAorihir Iibros do eriliea,
emprendi6 una Sicurness de eonforSn-
elias Eor los pushlos do Francis y dc
BelgieA con objsio de hAceP aAbsr al
dblICo Gualea son los lihros gus dshe
20 lssr. Las eontsrsneias, como %
oGtural, yo no las Of, Pero en un %
Fi6dieo que aqul publican los iGauisss,
leo un rsEumep dsellaa quo me edifas
& gdn la S Sensa satelieA del CorfsTer-
eifis, essamoE "a 81 deher do no leeE
nipguns obFa dc los que 40 80 dselA
ran sAs6lic0g. Asf Anotols Fsauee
Paul J Vlssor Marguerillc, Pisrrl Lo
III, CsIulie kentes RoGtand, M 0rsAs,
Remy, da Gogrmont, hArsel Prsvos,
Paul Hsrvlsu, Elsutsrio Bourgs',
Paul Adam. GAbrisl d d'Annur 0, ma.
dame do NcAiIles, Erness LsisuneSse
judith GAutter, etc, sis., eElAn essrle
tamense prohihidos. Es natural. Perc
10 cue ya no o pAreee ssnto On Que
adsm&s de ssios y de osros libres espi
rituE, el padre Bet eem, prchibs tam
bGn que SO lean les obras do Pau
BoYget, de Melshor de Vogue, de Bru'
nellefe, do Ia drqussa dc UxeI, d.
Ls6n DAudel de Jules LKmsiIre y ds
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-25
PEIIT CONCERT

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ss sa,ass5 ia assas masada a -
gt RofA, 4s elaaa - 20 ~ 4asia
tta1tak llIlk " leo
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st ntt arfgt s4ss = tsa osssa1
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Asa aaa - elsa sIass aaa
fHHsk fa aat sttIas8t e.
a HN taAs#m ata 4s Am masa
e.. aatl lausHa 4 lasata ta aalaa
aaa8sssN tta1fks aasam a. aNa5
stNt.aa O. 8 naasta. kst sQss Sc
st &sa tas basaas aat.tasat "a ata
tEt.3Fta al@sstat e IS tlslIs
Et 80 slm a. AAFaAaaa ta =
.ks sslt us lsssa A. oaEa.
al ms@ aAessa sslsl asaWYA -
rsa ahu4 a.st = Zee slasusssaas sas
stfTssgE via18T as ss saaaa4s =
ie8gstiaztstl anst.aaatsa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-25
NOTAs De ARECIIO
Caba 10 y mulo muertos Sc.
gun orden del yeterlnarlo
del Board de Sanidad,
g. ~
CABALLO MATEMATIGO

AysE 90 ensonIrahA On eatA sIudad
en- vlsila do inspeeei6n sl inspector do
vttsrinsria Gel Board de SEpidsd
doOsor Allena Oedsn0 Of SAeri 6Slo dc
IN sabAllo un mulo gus pAdssisn dc
mueEmo.
Aver noehs ii6 Sd primers fan
zion sn eIls ssAiEo, 10 sompfila ds
varisdades Magoirs, 81 primer asio
de prsatidiRitAelon por el iovsn Ma
guire, tGe muy del agFRd0 del d9l-
co, puea presenl6 vAriAs auerlsS can
sumA limDisza, e Ae'o en- que srApa
ja sl sADAlIo GAAIcoWs 50 sl mas
intsresAnte y o. vsrdace:smsnss nola
ole, lks hAhilidAdss dc etts skoallo,
q as ian uolo poE la agu'A "a 80 hsss
mIAiso El Isresr aslo dc Gi. emA
,6graio, 20 txnioisron vArias ylssas
qus iaeron mpy aPlAudidAs Coma
ouArA 80 10 pi(x ma ssmans dandO
tanelcnsa los diAa do pRSsuaH
-Hs side uomhrado prAailsknts
ds Ia Euh.sSlAsi6n dc ls HnsmlS el 10
nor don Jote Adorno Ls ,eiislIAmos.
-~LAS mlsSS dc IguinS do qusdAn
muy soneuTsIiAs FsIna O. syOr or
den 30 dies cue no han q sns aho
nlsA del gallo, saa dsslpAEss!6 pa q
alempTe.
K CAllco EaPt e ji Ia hseho el
salAr lnvliaoioEss para 9 gan oA4s
lna dark 90 sRs salonsa sl rlA nmo
as arc, Rslna gtan salmss.3u ertfs
q bslo Wx1 para sonearflr 4 d.eh4
oails Gus ssrA AmsG!Eado Dor la 4sg
alasa olQasilA ds Ia s0Asis laaatai
sBEs sa9>s8
AFss9ao Dafm9 are
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algunos ctros que 20 llAman & 81 mis-
mos eolumpss dc ID Iglssia y que
o'esn hacsr en- Gus obrss una abor
digua de que Dos 10 prsmis On sl
eislo.
En- ssGa intrAnsiesneiA que mi
amigo BArrsQud ne ssG .lAbA, y que
20 noto Dc un mode pAlpab Q On les
eorfsrensias de- eriiiso sas0 loo, asAk
10 vsrdAderS dshi,idAd de 10 svApgs.
lixsci6n hterAriA oIericAL Con an
POGO dc msiQr ssnIido y un POGO me
NOS do impertinsneis, los dirsstoras
sspiritualss dc nusssras sonssm pork-
ness Podrisn haser una labor mas
6til sus hnss. Las dsvotss quisrsn
obedeeer, ain duds, 10 Que manda 10
Santa Nsdrs 10 Ig ssia. con lal cue
no seq muy exigsnte. Q lilarls 90 II.
l bro 10 moda. impedirlAs que vssn
10 somedia del dis. prchtnirles que
reeiban el period % liberal, % intsn.
tar una labor vAna, " In Iglesia
que dispons de ld,ilss 10 erApeiss, y
quo, reeordAndo OIL mito slsmsntisimo
do 10 muisr Ad6ItsrA abrs sua sasria
iiAA & las mobiles pssadoras, dsbisra
habeEse conveneido do que los iibrca
| y los taatroS son tan nssssarios & los
dAmaa dc 10 alta sooisdAd pari.is tense
como oil luio y 10 galAnieria. mo a.
10 do hssos mAtsriAlss vive el alma
Para postxAr oil trivial adullsrio, hay
necssidad do historias somo saas que
los noveliasss sAs6lisos sahsn couiar
tan auntuosament Y oil AduItsrio On
Indispensable { 10 IkIsaiR pars Que sI
confssouario conssrvs sismprs su dul-
90 r. son do scr On los eonsuslos que
ofrscs, entrs lntpga6 6 intrigA, Alas
hsllas penissnses psrfumAdaa.
(, Gomez CarriIIo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-25

I'm FfSncis, dondo haaiS haze Po'
10 IismPo 81 eltro tsniA oil busn tcsar
10 do no lanHRs anstemSI ir1ilas
contra os grAndss sAerilorss oomtsn'
can "a Las rsviAt&s CAl6lieAs & publ
oar programs lilerArios frmsdcs por
revsrendos prsdieAdorsE.
-ES IN eReo e1rioso me diae mi
amigo BGrrsqt6 -el do les e.ergoa
setuAlss. Sintiendo que Ia enst q .pzA
p1bliea SO lea eEeSp8 de les sseriGliAsl
80 prepArAn invAoir el terreno edi
sorial En- t0dAs les grAndes llbIe
sias 80 ve 4 cada m9merD Ia EctAnA
que entrA. En- Ia iAltriQuerA lava IN
manussrito Es, en- general, un libro
do eriliea 8 do hisioria. Y 10 que
base yer que es una cruzAdA, eS que
sor 10 general no Pidsn NADIA por ssol
librof, eino que, por el contrasio "a
ofeeesn & pSgAr 81 impression,
Nj amigo BArrRque que 81 uno de
los h7mbres que mejor e9nosen 10 vi
10 editorial ftSrcssa, sgrega:
-Lo malo para sl elsro co gus nc
sAhe tener msdida on aus ex 'geneiAs J
que dssds luego espAniA & los leet res
is buen juisio tzGgsrando sus critl
cas-.
Ei eieEto. Ensre todos les eGer..
tofsH que j'zgAn 10 prodrcsi6n litsEa
ria en- nombFe de 10 doelrlna sat3li
90. no hay uno solo que tsnga 10 ma
cor IL 4 lareia, ya no digo do Paris
psrO nj do en- BrsIAnA. La sxlpa OF
dc ellos, Siniiend1le poderoaoS, quis
rsn Gsstsuir 10 bsllo. sin notAr que or
. humanidsd, por eneima do las IL
q Quialciones, Ia aEmCnlA DO as ideas
ihres ha hesh0 80 obrA milenaria. E
sismplo del ssAnlo.s do FoRAzAro, el
uno dc los mas lip.cos, La mayor
alta que 10 congregation del Iudics
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PaFasaraf uafsslrado en- w
dla, toms e. LAXATIVE BRo2C
lUININA. & 10slasF.~ s 3svo.FerAs
,lasgo 81 90 e. sara. "a sFmA 4a (
A. GROVE % hAIlA sAaA salslA
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AGtACIa OF IJAHl DIAL

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16

The ridicule heaped by the press
 and public on the congressional free seed distribution has encouraged the majority of the house committee on agriculture to believe that their eff forts to stop lnis great abuse will be successful and that the house will support their action in refusing to make any appropriation for the dis tribution of common flower and veg etable seeds. This graft dies hard. One of the most pernicious forms of wasting public money, without le- gitimate excuse and almost without defender, nevertheless it clings to congress like a mother to new born babe and for many years Chair man Wadsworth of the committee on agriculture nas been trying in vain to pry it loose. The report of B. T. Galloway, chief of the bureau of plant industry, for the fiscal year of 1905, tells the story of why the country is bled for s30O,0vv annu- ally on this account. Tn it appears these items: "Salaries-in Washing ton s62,4i1; outside of Washington sS,60s; travelling exenses s7,064; contract for assembling and mailing seeds s41,924." A large number of persons are thus employed in the seed distribution and every time con- gress proposes to abolisi this graft they weep copiously on the shirt fronts of the tender-hearted members w-o finally shrug their shoulders asd say "the public pays the freight" and vote for the appropriation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-16
BaIfour Against Army Reduction.

LONDON, March 16.-In the house of commons, sitting as committee of supply on army estimates, Major See ley. Liberal, moved reduction of the army by 10000 men. Former Premier Balfour in opposing the motion said the purpose of the army was for the defense of India, for there alone Great Britain had great land frontier. Al though he hoped that the progress of social events in Russia would enable Great Britain to have a good under standing with that country. Great Brit ain had to prepare against unforeseen emergencies which might discourage friendly relations.