The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-27

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ne Consttuuon of the United States. Samuel
vote 70 Irssifyi' i am Ss. sdhiSs e ths nits q, s S,1 be
Adams BY William v, Wslls. ana am not able 70
Tor the opposition Of Adams in the convention.
Samuel Adams shared with HANCOCK strong con-
scientious objections TO the Constitution, tearing
the creation OF q tyranny In the Federal Govern
ment. For two weeks In the Massachusetts, consti-
tutional convention he sat silent while other dele
gates argued. AZ last he decided to support the
constitution and urge Its ratification uncondition.
ally, but with q general understanding that Massa-
chusetts would submit TO the new Congress, sundry
amendments equivalent In effect to q bin of rights.
His decision carried the convention In favor OF rstIa.
cation BY 1877 TO ios. But for this ratification nv
Massachusetts the Constitution would not have been
ADOPTED. and. saws q historian OF those events. "of
all the great services rendered by Samuel Adams 20
his country none was greater than this"
In what translation is Don oui1ote spoken o.
as the knight In dolefui dumps; IT sounds familiar
In vain. &. T. W
II was not used OF the knight OF the ruefui counte.
nance. but 10 familiar through association with
an EARLIER. much earlier. practitioner OF the deeds
OF derrlng do. 1t found In the more modern
ballad Of Chevy Chase and il accessible In Percy,
Refques. The stnnza runs:
For Withcrington needs must I wsyls
As one In doleful dumpes,
For when his legs were smItten on
lie fought upon his stumpes.
The doleful dumps here chronicle rhe attitude
OF the rhapsodist OF the baiiads not the husky
nghier. IN the parent version Of the ballad the
expression had not been thought out. for tho cor.
responding stan2a runs as follows:
For Wetharryngton my harte Was wo.
that ever he slayne shulde br.
For when both his loggls wear hewype In tn
YET he knyled and fought on hys kny.
DO YOU know OF any nsh that lives parasitic unon
s . NY impression = That there IL al least
Probably a recollection OF the case Of the Fieras-
fer pavipennls: yetit docs not strictly correspond
~ the terms OF the question. This spec,es of
nerasfcr IL a slender etlolsted nsh OF eelike TYNE
which spends It's whole life IN tho central tube of
tho great holOthurian OF the Pacific commercially
known as beche de-mer They are found In a
large proportion of these sra sIugs when splt omen
70 be dried. The nsh Is not properly a parasite OF
ITS host, for II draws none OF its snmentation from
the exterior animal. but falls into the class TO which
Van Benedsn assigned the name OF commenssls.
There is frequently Q double case OF this com
mensalisn. for IS tho holotnurtan 10 the host of
Fierasfer pavtpennis 10 Ii the latter the host In turn
OF q minute crustacean which lives under the gin
covers OF the nsh. altogether = complicated case of
sublet hospitality.
What Is the common Portland cement composed
In Its present constitution Il Is made by mixing
chalk and clay. calcining the mixture until ~yItrinca-
ton begins and then grinding the clinker 70 q nne
powder. In tho process various workers employ
rather different ealcareous and srriilsceous COM
ponents and In proportions which experience has
shown most suitable for the materials USED. Two
methods OF manufacture arc used. wet and dry
process. this having reference only TO tho pre-
liminary step Of matchmaking the two raw ma
ter'sls. Tho nrst hydraulic Portland cement.
. ground cdiclned mixture or lime and clay. ives
he called bis IL cement Portland because .u.si !. p rss.%Sisd
N vo,ot . ', nv .no ,awor.s pui,ains stone
~u''''e1 "o" inv o.ua ""oe'ope DEUS
Can you cite for me the Jingle wc used 70 write
in . school book thres tening dire fate 10 whomso-
' "'sn' S'oaih' hhsAih rhThhs.
neN $50 common iorm' ofasuc ana ABOVE all
MINI oInouo.
so, ms oooh rear OF sname'
soLin ~ is tne owners name;
nnu when you re ueao INC LORD VII AZ.
And n you say you do not know.
Down to the flames youn surely 60
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mnnout any s..emp. ,owsro svoocnment OF ma
Tho celebrations of the frst ten years Of vedlock:
cotton. paper. leather. book. wood. rame,. wool.
bric-A brac, topaz, tin. Then, skIppinS n ve.y
the twelfth anniversary is honored with siIk and
nne linen. Next comes a series at i've year inter
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