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 The stomach of a large shark re- gently caught in the Adriatic Sea many OK bones and dolphin were found,
 Earl Cromer is one of the most thor ough students of the Bible that the English public have among their promi- nent men.
 The German city of Magdeburg, with population of nearly 25O,OOo, has only twenty-one dentists; one of them is lady, and she has a large practice.
 Human remains, which are believed by c. H. Read, of the British Museum, to be those of saxons buried about the fifth century, have been discovered at Hawks Hill, Surrey, England.
 Several trained Scotch collles have been used by the Germans In their Southwest African campaign, but, ac- cording to reports received in Berlin, they have proved an utter failure. Ap- parently the animals lose their sense of smell after they have been in the trop- ics for a time.
 Recent regulations in Turkey aim to abolish completely the sale within the empire of foreign lottery tickets. Any receiver, seller, buyer or holder of a for eign lottery ticket is now liable to pros ecution, incurrtng fine of S44O to $1s.2o for the first offense and $1S,2o to $44 for a second conviction.
 
 If Christian churches get rid Of some of their egotistical belief in their own infallibility, said the Bishop of Ripon, at a mission meeting n England re- gently they would probably get such a fund of instructive lessons as would make for the federation of all those who are working in the mission field. The German government is making preparations for the issue shortly of weather forecasts for agriculturists. The forecasts will be sent free or at nominal charge, and the success of the undertaking will be judged from re- turns of the subsequent weather SUD- piled by the recipients of the informa- tior,
 They take their sports seriously and sadly in some parts of the country. Thus "The Moberly (Me.) Democrat: "That pie-faced, pin-headed prune-eat- CT who does the baseball stunts for ''Tbe slillicothe Tribune" is the limit. in his rawlings over the defeat of the Yelpers last Sunday, he even goes so far as to accuse Robertson, the Yelp- ers own pitcher, of throwing them down"
 Frederic Mistral, the poet who has revived Provencal as literary lan- guage is preparing his tomb. It is to he copy of the well known Pavilion de Ia Reine Jeanne" at Baux. The care taken by the Provencal poet to make it beautiful will be remembered for generations among the neighbor- ing peasantry. Tt is, after all, the tomb that is the house we live long est in: we must have it beautiful" ,rk-l-..1 o;5 4t,o otbar How vrbnO en111nz