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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-02
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curn lotale 4pplitaiionsn. neil Re ben tranten Ee!
oes 6bres niht erreihen t6nnen. Gs eiebt nur els
men Seq, Die $aubbeit Ju ~iuriren, un0 Der 1T Ourf
tonfitufionele 6eilmtttel. Sdubbeit miro our4 Ell
nen entsanoeten 3ntano Der iGleinigen 4lstlei=
oung Der gufahi16en &0bre nernria6t. Wenn
oieie R6bre ff e%ntSlnoet, babt ibr einen rumpelnoen
Son ODER Embellishments @eb6r; unb tuetn fe gans
sei6lofen III, erfol9t Soubbett, uno luenn Die Ont
5Hnbung ni9t 9ebobeu nno bieIe G6bre Dieber In ib=
ren e~ebbrieen 3ufdno oerfebt Dtroen fam, miro ods
4eb0r fIr INNER 3ertt0rt peroen; neun Gdlle inter
sebn IDeroeu our4 Ratarrb oeruria6t, melher nihts
as Elm eu5dnoeter 3uitano Bet ihlsinli9en Cber=
TddeH III.
geir po0eu einbunoert Dollars FHr ieoen (ourd
Ratarrb oernrfabten) Sal BON Saubbeit geben, ben
mir utht ourA GiuHsbrtsn Ron Salts q a.
tGrrb = r u T btien tsunen. 0ast Gun nm.
lent girculare tonlmen.
G. ). Gbeuep & Co., 1Dleoo, Gbip.
@trtauTt uDn alien Gpotbetsrn, greis is Gents.
gf,bmt 9au's Hamilieu 9iusu fir gerfppfuns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-02
Ser alidltdae mann in qlrfanfas

SD bin Der eliidlidfte Diam in
Grtanias". iGrelbt $. 8. STANLEY,
aus Bruno. n5eitoem Die Ueiunos
belt meiner 5rau, melhe finf Sabre
lang fUrtgeiebt buitete uno an YUM
genblutungen (itt, pieoer heraeiteut
1T; i9 nerbante mein gutes @llf Der
beften Mebiain Der @elt. ndmlih
Or. Sings neue @ntoefuna ge9en
Shninbiuht. Die id Ielber aus @r.
fabrung fenne, uno welde Shminos
iuht fiher furiert, menu CUR Belt ge=
9ommen. 8uriert ben bartnadieiten
0uften uno grtdltungen, 0oer oas
@elo miro suriiGeritattet. 3u haben
bel Ioplpb DretB uno &. &alteper
& SDbn. so gts. uno $1.00. 8er'
luhss Sylaihe eratis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-02
sOtonie fir Reconnaissance

Saft auen &rQnrenbduiern in Ell.
ner @rOBitaot baItet Der lQebelltano
an, oa6 iie teine pai1enoen 8dumlih
feiten fir Die &ranten bleten, Die in
Der @eneIun9 bearifen iino. &nts
meber Fehlt eS an &aum Ielber Doer
Die our 8erfnguna Fteben0en Oert.
lihteiten fino Su aIem nnoeren poi
Ieno. uur nidt 81 eiuem I~ufentbaltSs
0rt fur 8rante, beren 9enelun1 frilhe
uno aeiunoe 2uft pDr auem 5eoinat.
Seiten8 Der Drganiiierten 8oltdtias
teitspHeQe bat man oieS ld0n lduait
ertaant uno AUDI 9eeiauete 80rtebs
run9en 9etrDfen. bod f9men oieIe
nur Giubern, nidt Srmabienen gu
@ute. Die Staot Seem gort m5dte
nun oieieS 5elo Der s5uri0rge fir
8ranfe uno Siebe audi auf @rnad)s
lene ausoebnen. Mabor Mcclellan
hatte fhon in ietner SabresbUtihaft
gmpFebtungen in oiefem Slime ge.
mabt, Die jebt in elmer fir bic Qegl8s
latur fertiageiteuten @eieBesoorlage
n%ieberaelegt iino. 9anah iDu Die
Staot ermddtigt tperoeu, einen 2ano.
tompler am Seeitranoe Au erwerben
smedS Nnleaung elmer GDl0nie fir
m~itteIDIe &ranfe uno in Der Gene
lung beariffene Batienten Der 6oIpi.
tdler. Jrgeno elmer Wobltdtigteits.
anftalt Der Staot ioQ Die 8olonie Aur
Berfhaune itehen. Die Gufftdtsbes
bDroe iUa ith aus Gem @eiunoheits.
fommiifdr, Dem neutrality-suspicious.
miiidr uno Dem B~rdiioenteu oes Bel
leuue. 6olpitals uno Der oatrit ltirs
ten 9olpitdler ~5uiammenieBen. BUR
Iusfihruna bieie5 aemelnniiBiqen
Br0ietts fol- Der Sta0t Die 8erauss
aabung BON So, 500, 900 a~eftattet iein
uno cine idbrltde 8emlQiquug oon
$3.50. 900 i0Q CUR 8eitreltun9 Der I'm.
terbaltungstoiten in oas itdotiihe
Budget auf9euDmmen tneroen.
Die BHiht uuo Die Rotuenojgteit
Der itdottid}eu 5Grlorae fir 8rante
Der aenannten 4ategUrie liegt 10 tlar
gu Gage, oaB sa8 aeplante lobens.
merte unternehmen auf teiue 6lnoers
niife ftoBen ipQte. Jreilib muB
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@ruerb oe6 benbtigteu 3anotOms
pleres fein @raft unter.duFt, wie er
ia 10 leiht bel oerartiaen @eihdften
lib einibletdt. D0h tam man ia
uol oer bierin maBaebenoen Be
b0roe. insbeienoere Dem Ntapor uno
Comptroller, oaS Sertrauen entge=
genbrinaen, oaB ite peiie gOriidt
miro malten laiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-02-02

Frage nod 9ano gu nube uub berfau=
fen ihren Ger3ibt, 10 oaB oa8 2ono
oft amei, bret uno mebrma(8 ben
6errn medlelt. ebe es ben rehten ftn=
oct. SnIme 8er5tdte meroen fir
$500 bis $500, oIIo UNI Go 8rDs
gent bDber perfauft a[s Der @0uoers
nementsprei8 betrGgt.
Der gUrihIag, BAG 2aao Dor ben
Spefvlanten su lhiben. oeroient
ibrigenS UeahtunQ. go miro aur
2eit i'm Sncrameut0 s ourh Sri.
natunternebmung oerbeiierteS 2ano
I'm 5000 per Nder oerfauft, mdhreno
Der 8ert b~en6ferten 2anbes itberaq
SAT per Nder bstr6at. Wton io0te
pa ntdt aeitatten. oaB itd Die Gpe'
fulauten auf eieie Beute iflraen. Ser
@eDinn iDQte in Die SaIde oes Sin.
iteolers FieBen 0ber in Die 8eaies
runa8faiie.
go large es nt69fih 1T, auF bieie
Weiie einen 9ell un1erer tr0denen
9anoitrihe nnter 9ultur III betpnt.
men, er6finen iih 6~eimftdtten fir
3auIenoe uno oa mdre Elm BEob fir
Die ginmanoeruu9. sFreitid bot nidt
ieoer @iunnnoerer $4,000 CUR 8erfii.
eung, I'M iid feline 100 older 81 tau.
fen, aber gum Bebauen oe8 QQnbes
brauht er Nrbeiter uuo Die iungen
fraftigen @inman6erer tdten ieoen-
faQs gut 0aran. auf'8 2nn0 gu Qeben.
Go p6re better, Qts oah lire Sugeno
in ben 5abriten Der 9r0Ben gtdbte
Uerfummert.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18
ITEMS.


Fire In Brownington Center
rank Aldrich's barn and boboin shop
bined was totally destroyed by ire
'iav evening. He had converted a part
his barn into shop, using gasoline
.ine. He was working in the evening
he light of lantern, breaking 1t. Ev-
hing being dry, the whole building at
Ie became afiame and beyond control.
. has sustained quite q loss In boboins,
inc one carload nearly dry and ready
hin. He also lost other property that
Ia the barn part. The exact loss Is
now known. 1t is partly covered by
Surance.
Freight Wreck.
fhree wrecked freight cars aud a badly
|noralized locomotive effectuaiIy blocked
|Hc on the Boston & Maine north OF
voort. Wednesday. Extra Az, in
roe OF conductor John McEwen with
Ioeu,an Ecnest RicSaby aud fireman
.rswsS derailed in the cut near the trot-
na-k about 4:3O a. m. Il is thought
sccjdsnt was caused BY the loossniua
f ome p,rt OF the pilot, causing it to droF
p, 40 as 40 strike a switch. The engine
n into tbe ditch and was practically
need to scrap iron, but the engineer
man and head brakeman miraealo1sil
aned with few bruises. Three car
asd win c5pp5c immsii1teiy oehla'
engine were dsrailed and oiled cross
"a Of the track. Passengers on the earl
N trains Were carr ed by, the mort
mud trains being obliged t. 20 20 Sher
boke witn engines tender drst. tn
Eek vas not cleared away uaJl late 8
ht.
coNrrSrEp or PAGE Two.
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music was furnished by the Newport band.
A meeting of the county committee was
held at the close of the convention end
effected organization ss follows: Chair
man, o. S. Annis; vice chairman, DR.. G. L.
Erwin; secretary, F. T. Caswell; treasurer,
NJ. NJ. Taplin.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18
ORLEANS COUNTY REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.

rha political fever which has been rag
: IN this county for several weeks came
a crisis Saturday ~ Newport. whsre a
uncil Of political doctors aed thsir $3.50
ltes met 10 decide wao Tere tue pest men
hold Office in the county. Toe conven-
pn was called to order by o. 5. Annis,
Iairman OF the county committee. and
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18

At the 81. E. cru ch last evening Mrs.
l.. E. Barley OF Staten Island, \. Y eave
s7ery intsle=ting an convincing address
on tempsranc. beio,s union audience,
under the auspices OF the local W. c. 7. U.
Mrs. G H.Dav.s, local president, had char ge
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18
st. Paul's Church Notes.
Mass at Lowell next Sunday.

St dul OnuTCn NObOss
Mass at Lowell next Sunday.
Mass this morning at s a. N.
At themorning service yesterday twenty
five dollars was collected for the orphans
home at Burlington.
Yesterday morning occurred the mar
iage of Mr.. Henry Pudvah and Miss Agnes
Guyette, both of Lowell.
Methodist Church Notes.
Prof. Mills will preside at the organ next
Sunday.
Prayer meeting In the vestry Thursday.
evening at 7:3oP'clock.
Epworth League tomorrow, Tuesday
evening, lead by Mrs. Nettie Miller. SUBJ
ject, .ssThe Glorified Life"
Mrs Rand and Mrs. Wilkie will enter
tain the Ladies' Aid society at the church
pariors Wednesday afternoon, supper at
O'Clock.
BARTON LANDING.
Arthur Hill is quite sick with malarial
fever.
Mrs. F. J. Kinney is the guest of friends
in WestieId for two weeks.
Fred Hunt has moved into c. S. Gibbs
tenement over his shoe shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor of Hardwick
visited at F. j. Kinney's last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Bowman and son
Walter visited friends in Newport recently.
The red mill of the E. L. Chandler Co.
was shut down last Wednesday for repairs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saltmarsh of Con-
cord, n. H., visited at j. B. Rogers recent
iy.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Hall have gone to Mr..
Halls home at Nashua, \. H., for the sum-
mer.
/ 1t is reported that ]. E. Lyon has bought
an acre OF land off the z. D. Goodnough
farm.
The J. G. Turnbull Co. have s9o00 worth
OF butter and eggs in their cold storage
J rooms.
CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18
CAL ADVERTISING.

rtisement will be inserted under this
ttoo cents per word for hrst insertion
cent per word thereafter. Cash must
'any the order. No advertisement WftI
rtcd lor less than twenty-five cents.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18

|R SALE-Tbe AFRO Jenness place in
er village, consisting of dwelling and
with 81 acres OF land. Excellent
.r. About cords OF good stove wood,
hons of good hsy. A chest OF
|enter's tools. Harness, wagon, sleigh,
few ouse-furnishing articles snd
Il tools. For particulars apply to Mrs.
b Cushmau, Admrx., Newport. 23Lf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18
misc ELLANEOUs.

ad. wool carding and hand spun
24tf
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18

r SALE-Villsge farm at West Albany.
res OF land in good state of cultiva-
House and barn I'm good repair.
ace in house. Running water at house
barn. Located within three minutes
.hurch, school, post office and stores.
Rogers, Barton Landing. 70 20
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18

LJpBER STAMPS OF oil kinds. Apply to
f Currier, MONITOR office, Barton, w.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18

III pay twenty-seven cents per pound
good wool every Monday this month.
/ Winslow. zo-Zo
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18

coNTINCED oN - NO.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-11-09

For is years the greatest, the
healthiest and the wealthiest city in
the world has been without civic
habitatlon worthy OF its ancient set.
Element and honored name. The size
OF London, It's power, utility and dig.
nifty. have not yet secured adequate
expression in embodied brick, chlseled
stone. or fashioned bronze.
London has been too long the Gin.
derella OF the cities In the matter OF
municipal recognition. Like poor Gin.
derella, her county council had to
work and live In the basement dwell.
ings OF Spring Gardens. Her sisters,
the borough councils and the city cor.
poration, feast or junket in the Guild.
hall and Mansion house, or dlsport
themselves In the numerous town
halls and other buildings that have
been granted to them by the grace OF
parliament or the cheerful consent OF
their constituent ratepayers. The
metropolitan asylums board and
Thames conservancy without comment
have installed themselves In riparian
palaces, so that with greater ease they
can do lesser work Only the council
is without home and exist in lodg.
ings.
The bold policy Of banks, insurance
ofices and large commercial houses
having prominent sites, adequate
space. handsome exteriors and inter.
nal attractiveness, stimulates g Joy
Of work In stan, an order in business,
and a supreme command OF organiza.
ton impossible In low, mean ane
disorderly habitations. which but for
high ideals Of public duty would drag
down the average public man charged
by popular vote with a citys govern.
ment.
This has been recognized and prac.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-11-09

ticed by private enterprise, and every.
where but in London municipal admin.
istration has built suitable habita'
ton, and In so doing founded a public
spirited name.
But now London. through Its county
council, Is to have a civic building, a
municipal home, an administrative Of
fee in which to strenuously carry on
the multiplex duties that are intrust'
ed to 1t for the good government OF
mighty London.
For over ten years the council
pressed its claim; for all that period
the health, time, and fruitful energy
Of It's councillors and stan were
"cribbed, cabined. confined" and to
some extent its work has suffered by
the lack Of centralized, spacious and
well-eQuipped Offices.
Patient, submissive, tolerant to an
intolerable degree. the council prac.
tically unanimously, irrespective OF
party, decided year ago. for the
good government Of London, to Sc
cure a new home away from the old
site, which has been neither suitable,
sufficient, nor available, for It's ever.
increasing work and Its multiplying
responsibilities.
And. as the council was being evlct.
ed from Spring Gardens, parliamen;
would not have II a. the Adelphi site,
and the timid refused to have It In
Parliament street, where better could
II be placed than on the spacious plot
Of ground occupied by dingy wharf,
none too pleasant factory.
The river on the north, q public
terrace intervening between a fine
embankment and the county hall.
This structure is a solid. massive.
dignifed, useful building bounded on
the south by Belvedere road, i'm.
proved as a relief approach to Water.
loo station from Westminster bridge
for the western traffic that now OBJ.
Btructs the southeast corner OF
Bridge. On the west st. Thomaa hos.
pital, opposite to the house OF pOTlla.
ment, enhancing the beatty ana view
Of that great pile.
In keeping with thS abbey, New
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-11-09

According to the official figures pre-
pared by the San Francisco depart
ment OF health. 452 persons lost their
lives as a result OF the earthquake and
the fre which followed 1t. More than
one-half OF the deaths were caused by
fire, seven persons were shot by the
police or soldiers, and two died from
the effect OF poisonous food dealt out
TO the hungry, The first reports
which came from the stricken city,
that thousands had been killed, were
exaggerated, as is commonly the case
in such calamites.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-11-09

oficer OF the French navy, writing In
La Nature, and translated for Literary
Digest. calls with some justification,
the eye OF the submarine" Writes
Mr.. Jourdan:
In principle, the perlscope Is COM
posed OF tube Of small diameter
placed vertically on the upper part
OF the submarine Its lower end pen
etrates into the boat. while It's up
per end rises above the water by
few inches.
1T works by one Of the simplest op-
teal devices-the use OF mirrors A
mirror in the upper end OF the tube,
inclined to IS degrees to the horizon.
tai. receives the images Of objects on
the water and sends them vertically
downward to second parallel mirror
at the lower end OF the tube. within
the submarine. 60.
Though every maritime nation has
adopted for its submarines an instru.
ment based on this theory. some, as In
our own case, have an excellent one,
while others have been retarded In the
utilization OF submarines by the In.
sufficiency and ineffectiveness OF their
optical devices. 80.
Without betraying military Sc
crets, we may give a few details re.
garding the installation OF the peri.
scope on French submarines. which
will make their working o little
clearer.
In the first place the mirrors
spoken Of above, are renlaced by
prisms. The arc OF the horizon GOV.
cred by the upper prism is about 80
degrees. The periscope has two
tubes, a short one, fixed in the hull
q. and movable one which slides
in It. The latter is pushed up above
the surface, or withdrawn below It,
at will.
The tube is moved up and down by
a screw, counterweight, or even by
a little electric motor, as in our
latest models. The upper prism is
fixed In the movable tube, the lower
one In the stationary tube. Certain
! imaginary pictures that have recently
been published show the images
thrown on a horizontal table under
the eyes OF the commanding officer
This is an error The observer places
his eye at single or double eye
piece, through which he sees the
ocean and objects upon II exactly as
his comrade does with his field glass
on the deck Of battleship.
When It is necessary to examine
the horizon in another than the for
ward direction the observer
grasps two handles on the movable
tube and turns 1t in the desired d.
rection. 81. The quality OF the vision
is pronounced excellent by the com
handing officers OF all our submarines
The images are sharp and clear. and
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-ootland Yard. and forming in the
new structural approaches, changed
amenities and nobler environment,
great riverside establishment useful
yet ornamental Ranking appropriate.
ly, yet modestly, with Greenwich has.
pi.al, Lambeth palace, the houses Of
parliament, custom house, Chelsea
hospital, Hampton contributing
that survive to us as worthy and
monumental reminders OF the DAYS
when the River Thames was the chief
as II was, and as 1t must again be, the
widest, cleanest, prettiest, Quietest
thoroughfare in this great metropo.
lis.
Looked at from the point OF view Of
a great and beautiful riverside i'm.
provement, the embankment OF the
south side Of the River Thames offer.
ed opportunity for a fine and bold
treatment OF this present sQualid
spot. The best embankment In the
world runs from Blackfriars TO West
minister bridge and the houses OF par.
lament This noble roadway haa re.
ceived handsome frightening OF its
Victoria Tower gardens, fronting as
far as new Lambeth bridge by u
new embankment wall and riverside
promenade backed with fine Offices
overlooking garden that will occupy
the land where the old houses and
wharves now stand facing Lambeth
palace on the north side From this
garden there will be, when the county
hall Is finished, a finer view Of houses
OF parliament. Hospital. Lambeth pal.
ace and council ofiices than that
which Toasted the eye Of Canaletto
when he painted the Stangate shore
in the years that are gone: q better
view. even. than that which caught
the artistic eye OF sir Thomas More
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-11-09
Bear STOPS Mans rravallnn.

ST. Paul, Minn.--Peter Martinson. a
homesteader living near Solway. took
big gunnysack full Of provisions and
started to leave home. As evening
came on, he sat down to eat his sup.
per, and rest; but a big bear invited
himself to join the feast. Martinson
climbed Il tree and the bear, after eat.
ing the lunch, started to climb after
him. Martinson, thinking he was to
finish on the meal. cried for help and
heard a response. Soon two charges
OF buckshot were fired into the bear
which fell dead. Martinson slid down
from the tree and was surprised to
find the rescuer was his wife.
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may be compared WITH those Of q
good field glass"
In case Of rough water, the author
goes on to say. the drops easily run
from the inclined surface OF the up
per prism. and the latter may be
cleared at any time by pulling II I'M
der water. and then pushing 1t up
quickly. He goes on
Thus the perlscope is the eye OF
the submarine. without which It would
be absolutely unusable. But this in
dispensable organ is also the sole
means by which the presence OF the
submarine Is revealed. The tube,
small though II be, leaves a wake be
hind Il, which is apt to attract the ut
tention OF those who are watching for
the attack.
This is an evil without q remedy,
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In these days, when families are
moving from one place to another in
the hope Of lettering themselves, 1t is
interesting to read Of an aged woman
who died in New England town in
the same house and in the same room
in which she was born. For the better
part OF a century she had been active
in the kindly Christian work Of the vii
lage, and had come to be looked upon
as one Of its institutions. Families
which have an old homestead that has
been in the family for generation after
generation have a possession worth
more than dollars and cents as every
member Of an itinerant family will
testify.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-11-09

as he drlfted with his daughter. Mar.
garet Roper, past the parliament he
adorned, down to the ebb tide to his
death, through Traitors Gate to the
block at the tower.
Certainly the view from Westnln
ster bridge is now and will be stin
finer than when Wordsworth's lines
were written, when the councils work
between Vauxhall bridge and Charing
Cross Is completed, and the projected
county hall on the south side between
Westminster and Charlng Cross rail
way bridge leads to the southern EN-
bankment This great improvement
which is slowly revealing itself. from
the end Of Abingdon street 10 the
rate gallery, has cost over a million
Of money
And now the public, council and
architect have all cooperated In max.
Ing the Ark OF the Civitas OF a free
community fair to look upon and as
worthy a repository OF the municipal
archives. the center Of civic activities.
as continental cities boast, and, In
erecting a fitting workshop for Lon.
don's devoted aediles. will give space
and encouragement to those municipal
governors who have made London In
IL years OF their administration the
municipal Mecca to which all civic
pilgrims turn for instruction. example,
and Ideals in modern city government
JOHN BURNS, N. =.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-11-09

Design Of Periseope: I, I, Mirrors;
%, Tube; 3, Surface Of Sea; 4, Ship
on Horizon; S, Its Image In interior Of
Submarine.
has actually been done in our latest
submarines.
we may imagine the nervous strain
OF the officers and crews OF a war,
ship who fear an attack OF submarines.
All floating objects, the slightest
debris, bottles, fshermen's buoys. will
be suspected Of being periscopes. and
a hail OF projectiles will be directed
on the most inoffensive objects. while
the real enemy may pass unnoticed.
&C.. Probably the submarines will en-.
courage these mistakes by scattering
about them all sorts OF floating OBJ.
jects, in the midst Of which their
periscopes will have a good chance OF
escaping notice"
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falls on. II has been found, however
says Youths Companion, that the
Cooper Hewitt lamp gives the same
monochromatic light. with very fine
rays, so that It is admirably suited
for the study Of interference phe.
nomena, and II possesses the great
advantage Of being steady and trust.
worthy in its output. Moreover, BE-
ing a commercial apparatus, It is
easily obtained.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-11-09

but its gravity need not be exag'
gerated What can be done by a ship
that discerns this slight object at
short distance? To destroy It by gun
fire would be dificult In so brief .
time and the destruction Of the per.
iscope would leave the submarine un.
harmed
Besides this, nothing Is easier than
TO have second periscope for use in
case the first is destroyed: and this
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-11-09
Remarkable.

A celebrated actress, fresh and
youthful looking, was In the habit OF
invariably taking IS years from her
age. She was called once In q law
case and gave the usual response. Her
son was called Immediately after and
on being asked his age, he replied,
promptly: six months older than
my mother."-ll Riso.