The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-20
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. ahip into commissioner j. WHITE.
IN navsi ahair a snip may ne undergoing ~.
pairs w ordinary OF w commission THO lest oi
iheao means that the ship Il manned afmed and
Feady for efs. There IA quite q Ntle ceremony IN
putting Into commission q snip tina, has been lying In
Ordinary. Her complement comes aboard and mus
'ere on deck. the COMMANDER on the quarter decE
aag 4. hynSso M, wtah ,hs n,ons, hono,. ana the
snirseeoay h. a,..harved The oav.i .,nr.,.Ioo IL
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cnance 81 SeinE pronosea " 'nc. grade oy greco,
lid ,bst n IL ,ecessar ~ ~ ~ a WWes pn,nte, hut IN
a recent sourt-martiai. that Of Lieut. Taylor for
oTacIing 2 seIgeen, c1t OF ms sea' 70 2 theat4.
IA colonei' Cssiarc, had both T.en fTotn the ranks
II. DrrTMAR.
The enlisted man 70 day has q far better chance
than ever before. for q certain number OF vacancies
for such men serving with the colors as have been
for the shoulder strap. Gen. ChAnee is . "ranker."
What and where Is tho highest mountain In the
worldI GEORGE 2. LowESTHAL.
10 Is sunhcientiy accurate TO say Mount Everest
on the Nepal frontier Of British India and flank.
inG into Tibet. with a height OF somewhere about
5000 feet. or fve and a half miles above sea level.
The Indian survey has not yet determine 10 which
OF several mighty summits Everest is to be applied.
In that mountain mass Gauhsankar, Kunchin.
time, when observations have been perfected, tho
peak thus Is TO bear the name of
t a"'i record ~ ~ n''O
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Who or what is Domdaniel' z, J, MAYO.
You will md mention OF II In the continuation OF
the Arabian Nights" as q great submarine cavern
on Tunis. where the powers OF Eols worked the Ut
most potency or the oiack arts Tor inc eVii educa'
ton OF the minor sp'rits' is eVenVhai destruction
forms the tneme OF ee 'ursid imaseryor Southeys
a frequent pair OF lines from the poem
Down In the Domdahiel caverns
Deep at the roots of the sea.
n,.rd.d 4, .Tb.,,h.- -. 49, .,.
xsy. A ventable mine OF information on oriental
.nd magical aub,ects,
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A numpeI OF yeare aEo l nearo Chdtles sumner
IN one OF MS great oeilVerances quote a stanEa
beginning:
"Neer 70 nose chenoete where the mighty rest
Came a nooler shade Or more welcome guest.
kindly obuge me Wild |ne whole verse and where
found. s. u APPLEoEr.
II would appear that II has undergone some
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chanee IN tue long recoiec''oh' LOT 'he c''a.oh 70
which this bears the most resemblance 10 the fol-
lowing from Tickell's graceful poem. ION the
Death of Mr.. Addison:
-Nor cav ves IN the bowers OF bllss oonv.ved