The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-22


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hofu~ frr ss~d cshtaep ~ wher~ the ssch
may ~rer,ip~rste. therr n hot.- w irprgbv.
tho fr~stsuent ~ thes~ thoussud- ~ hor-~-
shirh nrw o~end ftrstsswT- ~ trsv~llers
annually
Tho Nirt srose ~ defend ~ snor,nshl~
zinc. shioh = hindly wpfId No. NV tshsn
~ ~ hands wiIl N sr,.- IN aef~nc. ~
~ olive trees. Under vhich for -, long
y hss -st comfortably vs,tins for tho
plum 10 drop in,o Ne espcs tsn' mo ~
The olive. Witch \. cousecrsted w ar~,~ut
regard equally With win can hoii W.
place M nnor. w Franz w forty vspr-
Tho olive groves have decreasrd Inn $50
scr~-. pesrfv half ~ his IN The last Afiee,
years olive land wb,ch Wa vslprd hftv
wears ago ~ : Up. rn. snF francs ~ i7n. rn .rr
IL nov valued ~ onlv go 0w' no To"
csu-e for this failing ~ 10 adrlters,ion "
the oil With nuts and COTTON se~h.
saint -sssp- will net be ohIisr1 10 await
= post-rort-m monument A statue viii
hc erected IN his honor ncx' month ~
Diepr~. fiis monument will be not unlike
Tnon's grave forever sung ~ hv the
-ea Tor Tho statue will 10 er-ctei IN he
l'NF' ~ Nff'll' " ~ wv ' UNIV
mel y few yaru- away. " may interest
hundred- ~ personalities 70 know that
Seipt-Saen~ writes rompositions with blue
ink. sl-o hat IN his studio one ~ tho most
noticeable Objects r. a bronze iraped VII
French and American iag~.
The Dowager Queen Of Italy caused
some interesting comment while passing
through Cambria recently because her
automobile was surrounded with n statuette
~ ~ Joseph. The statuette IL valued at
sI,OD The queen ssid she carried II "a
a protection against accident.
While Newfoundland IL somewhat before
American eyes IL may he interesting TO
know what one French charitable society
IL doing for the 1900 French fishermen
who spend seven months a year in these
waters. The Society for the Assistance ~
Sramen maintains a steamer which con
stantly cruises among the fishermen and
the neighborinR ports carving letters to
and from them. giving medical aid through
a former navy surgeon n placing in hos
pitfalls those who are seriously III. The let
ters carried number tens Of thousands.
There is also a priest on board the boat.
The funds 81 the society amount to $50, 600.
The name of the ship is the 1t. Francis Of
Assist. The French are now trying to learn
a lesson from the English. who maintain
three such ships near England at an ex-
pense Of siOe 600. The English have in
stalled fishing apparatus on their succoring
steamers and ave reaped a revenue Of
So. O0 from the sale Of fish. Those prac-
teal English" say the French.
Capt. RsiIlier du Baty. aged IS. is pre-
pairing to start on the ship j. b. Charcot
FOR the kergualen Islands. between Africa
and Australia. which Capt. Cook named
the Land Of Desolation. The islands are
French territory. but it il said that a French
man has never put his foot there except On
an official visit every fifteen years. while
Americans are declared to have fshed there
although without right. They are far
beyond the souther limit % permanent
human habitation. Capt. du Baty has a
subvention from the Geographical Society
and hopes to reduce his expenses by catch
ing seals.