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PHILADELPHIA HIT
BY CLOUDBURST
City in Darkness for Period of 20
Minutes, Hail Size of Hazel
Nuts Beats Down.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IAN cleo
trical storm, OF the proportions OF a
young ciouaburst, passed over this city
this morning, envelOping il in almost
complete darkness.
The storm lasted twenty minutes, dur
ing which tine the rain fell in torrents.
and hail stone, the size OF hazel nuts,
poured from the skies.
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TOday'S Vital Records.
Births

Births.
Charles w. and Jeanette N. Wagner,
girl.
Augusta and Cesira SpigOne. boy.
Frank i. and Edith S Stevens, girl.
Alter and Ida Singer, girl.
Francesca and Rosina PetTone, girl.
George w. and Eva I. Mehrling. girl
George w. and Aggie n. Mills, girl.
Edgar r. and Margaret Laughlin boy
Albert and Annabelie Johannsen, boy.
John w and Clara =. Grady, boy.
John r. and Della FOlay. boy.
Edward and Mary +. flaming, girl.
David and Mary Davis, girl
William A and Martha NJ Cady. boy,
Clifford A. and Edith NJ. Borden, boy
and girl twins.
Frank NJ. and Ada II. Boyd, boy.
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Deaths

John F. speHshouse. 50 years, 427 K
street northwest.
Margaret Frayser, 60 years, 523 Second
street northwest.
John Levi. 70 years, $50 Florida avenue
northwest.
Josiah r. Bailey, % years. 1860 Column
hia road
Margaret r. NARROW, 20 years, S11f
Seventeenth street northwest.
Mary j. Potbury, % years, 400 Jack
son street, AuacOstia.
Elizabeth Berg, A years. 2916 NJ street
northwest.
John A Fairfax So years. 1927 Tenth
street northwest
Burns. Osburn, 81 years. go 7 street
northeast.
George L Clark, days, 1910 BIadens-
burg road northeast
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DAIRY LUNCH-Quick service, whole
some food; pool & billiards; ID door from
baseball park. everything strictly up-to-
jy17-30t
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NOTICE IS hereby given that the part
nershtp heretofore existing between the
undersigned. under the firm name and
style of Lyle & Garges" has this Gay
been dissolved by mutual consent. SAM
UEL L LYLE, HENRY c. GARGES.
August 5th, 1903. au6-3t
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CASE CHOICE LAGER BEER. Soc; l0c
rebate on empties, Gal. choice ClaTet,
Port, or Sherry, 75c- T. r. BEAVERS.
42S ~ st. sW. Phone N. 5I9Z au2-tf
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Special Notices.
IT TO US

NOTICE IS given that J, D. Mccoy has
withdrawn as a partner in the District
Machine Works. The undersigned as
sumo all outstanding obligations and
viii continue the business as heretofore.
A O. TRAVIS, ". II. WOOD. ". F,
SUNNY II
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(Signed1 JOHN D. LEONARD, Secre-
tary; II. J. CROSSON, C. Q. LACEY,
CHAS. X. kOONES. J. c. MOVES,
WILLIAM I. FORD, Board Of Dr.
rectors. au2-1t
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MURDER
IS LAID TO TURK
Arms of Boys Dismembered
Body Found by Chi
cago Police.

CHICAGO. Aug. THE arms and the
right foot Of Tuna Shisein. the thirteen
year-old Syrian boy who was murdered
and whose body was then cut into bits,
were found early today IN a clay hole
half mile from the spot where his
head was found, and a mile from the
point where the butchered torso and
legs were picked up. This discovery
enables the police 10 put the body to-
gether and make q complete examlna-
ton.
simultaneously with the finding of the
last remnants OF the body, stephen
Kantrencitis. a boarder at the Shisein
home, was brought here from Racine.
Wis, and locked up With him the
police are holding Hassin Nemmer. alias
Yusuf Hassaneman, a Turk, following
q police search OF the latter's place in
the Turkish quarter
Father Gave Clue.
Nemmer was arrested on information
furnished by SaIim Shiseln, father %
the murdered boy, who said he had had
trouble with the Turk over the latter
treatment Of his son. Nemmer is a
morose man, and lives alone IN a little
shed.
Following the receipt OF the informa-
ton from Shisein the police broke into
the shed and searched it. Dark spots
which resembled blood stains were
fouVd in the floor. bed. and walls The
pOlHe discovered a lot of raZOrs and
other weapons in the shed
Chief Shippy declared today he would
take the Turk 10 the mOTgue and con-
front him with the CHASTITY dismembered
body OF the boy. in the hope Of thus
eliciting information which may throw
light on the murder The Turk was
put through a searching cross-examina-
ton late last night. He refused TO
talk, and his inability to speak much
English hampered the examiners.
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WALL PAPERS FA0ns b. ara
WIN. w. MATCHETT 5 - z l4 "a
my1S-eJd-90t
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special meeting OF the stockholders OF
the MERCANTILE SAVING FUND So
Getty, a corporation of the District OF
Columbia, Is called by the Secretary, by
order Of the Board Of Directors, and viii
be held on TIE ETH LAY OF AUGUST.
l90s, at T.30 O'Clock o. m, at the Office OF
the Society, i006 Il street northwest,
Washington, J.. c., 10 consider and ap-
prove the action OF the Board OF Dr.
reetOrs OF the said Society in recon-
mending the increase OF the capital
stock Of the Mercantile Saving Fund
Society TO 10000 shares OF the par value
Of 5000 each. in accordance with a reso-
luton adopted by the Board OF Direc-
tors OF said Society at a meeting held
july Is. 1908. and to transact such other
business as may properly come before
such meeting
(Signed1 JOHN D. LEONARD, Secre-
tarv. IL j EROSION. O. C. LACEY
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UNDERTAKES.

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UNDEETAKEE AND LIVELY
81 Pa ave. X. ". WashiDg-on y. c
Telephone Main ia
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FUNERAL DESICNS.

c. z BROOKS.
FLOWERS FCR FUNERALS
CHOICE CUT LOWERS = T REASONABLE
PRICES. 1927 14rH PHONE y 1853 -
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-07

pa Anles Anu-Pain Piils-Not oul
uiet ihe pain. bus % q quickly.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-07
Print liberal during 1903

The pardon of E. StarKs. the murder
er o. John Angel, has brought down
the censure of the State press on the
pardoniDg board. In this as in many
other cases, the political pull Of the
prisoner is the only excuse that can be
offered for his pardon. Now prepare.
tons are being made for the pardon of
H. W. Day, the murderer Of Col. Albert
Wrenn. Day had sufficient influence
10 escape the gallOws and he will un-
doubtedly secure his release after serv-
ing less than six months Of a life SEN
tence. Key West Citizen
No need to fear coughs and colds this
year, as YOU can obtain Bees Laxative
Cough Syrup now from your dealer.
This is good news to mothers who fear
Group and whOoping cough Ii gen.
tie laxative that eXpells the poi son from
the system IN the natural way. Cuts
phlegm and clears the head. Guaran
teed. Sold by Cobb's drug store. g
When the BlOKham Rifles get quar-
tered in the handsome armory which J.
w. Terrell cOntemplates fixing up for
them on the second floor of his new
business block on South Adams street.
they will be housed as BELTS a com
pany which ranks so high among Flori-
da's State Troops.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-07

eupport PIedasd Vim BY Many n
e6ota Florida.

Hon. WiIiiam b. Lamar, cor se8s-
man from tla Third Florida d'lct,
arrived IN Jacksonville 80
morning from Tampa,
by Mrs. Lamar, and VI
several days before
haasee, from which hey
turn to Wsshingt
Congressman u said yesterday
that since BE wac hare last month be
has travelled down the East Coast,
stopplng at several Of the popular re.
sorts, and then continued the trip
by steamer to Key West, and return
ed 70 the mainland on the Peninsular
and Occidental steamer 10 Tampa,
where he spent several days.
AS is we'll known, Congressman La
mar is a candidate for the United
States senate, and yesterday he said
that during his trip through South
Florida he met with much encourage
nent; IN fact, he Is very well pleas
ed over the numerous assurances Of
support that he received from South
Florida people, even before the cam
paign has been formally opened. Mr.
Lamar says that coming. as he does
from the section or the state that
the late Senator Mallory came from,
Is looked upon by a great many peO-
pie as being strongly In his favor as
a candidate TO succeed the late sena-
tor. II has been something Of an
unwritten law for a number of years
In Florida that one of the senator's
should come from the western portion
OF the State, and this will be a strong
card in Congressman Lamar's favor.
After the campaign is opened up,
CONGRESSMAN Lamar will return to
Florida and make thorough canvass
of the entire State in the interest Of
his candidacy. The date for the meet
ing OF the Democratic executive com
mittee has been fixed, and the COM
mIttee will fix the date for the pri-
maries, at which the candidates are
TO be nominated This will open the
CONFERENCE.-The I'd.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-07

In the Circuit Court, Second Judicial
Circuit. Leon County, Florida.
Ella b chaires. Plaintiff, Va s. D. Hlrhtover
Jr.. Defendant
IoS -. HightoWor Jr., Defendant and an ofh-r
persons Interested h the above suit
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A
WIT 81 atfachment has boen n1uet nfafngt
you and your Pycperly attached % untiIfv - a.
Ill-na 9i so Fl9'ntl1, amounting % two hunirod
Nov. unio1! yoa ahali appear bsfora TIE "a
SqttiI IN ana Ter sid county, at Tnnahn1r1r
Florlda. on The nocond day a harrh ~ IN fofr
- sinent VIII y entsrsd AGAINST you and gdrl
nated thia 2sth day az Doosmb1r. iogI.
ttaa Ella ? - $500
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TO ALL WHOM n NAY CONCERN. NO.
=, tee e hereby Fiven that /. the undersiQned.
W. a. Demiily. Administrator OF TIE eatgte 81
tiArTlet X. Stayner, VIII present my accounto and
70 v9eSners % the County Judge Of Leon County,
Fiorida and ask for q final dischaTrq - Adrsin II
sratoI OF said estate. six months after che date
This ID day Of October. A. d. 1907.
Administrator Of the estate Of Harriet r. stayper
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-07
A Dangerous Operation

IL the removal of the appendix by a
surgeon. No one who takes Dr. Kings
Life Pills is ever subject to this
frightful ordeal They work so
quietly you don't feel them. They
cure constipation. headache. bilious
ness and malaria. % cents, at all
drug stores.
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TOs4LL .WHoM III NAY CONCERN; NO
tee y heFohy given that thu underlined
ChaTl1l ~ Bladiey, erocutor 81 tho ostafe 81 ca
Vin W. Bradley. VIII present mo- ncourals and
vouchers % the County JudNa 81 leon tDurlVl
Thi4N3th ~ 81 January. 1903.
CHAHLEg ~ BRADLE4,
taceeutr AZ the estate ~ Calvin w nFadlsy,
a. 81 lpgnell. New York -
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NOtica 10 Creditors and Leaatess.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CRED
ttors, legatees. distributes, and to all persona
having claims or demands against the estate OF
John Bradford. deceased late Of Leon county
Florida, 90 present such claims or demands 20 the
undersigned within two year from this date, 9TH
erNgiss same viii be forever debarred
This Sd day Of January, 1904
IDA b. BRADFORD.
Executriz Of Estate o. John r. Bradford.
January 1SOe-4s-gt
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10 Care on Reeord.

There Is no case on record OF a
cough or cod resulting in pneumonia
or consumption after Foley's Honey
and Tar has been taken. It stops the
cough and breaks up the cold quickly.
Refuse any but the genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar In a yellow package
Sold by all druggists.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-07

] have Just received q car Dad az ~
ira good Kentucky Horses and Mule
which ] am selling 20 the best prices.
See ne before purchasing.
at =. A. ScHOEHfARFR.
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4 client has placed so. 900 with me
% lend en- approved secursty in amounts
Of not lee tian $500. 90 each.
Jos. A. EDuONDsOR.
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Administratrix's Sale.

Under AND BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER
- From the (sounty JudRe In and for the county
Of Leon, State Of Florida. issued the gth day Of
January, 1892, l. az administrators Of the estate
Of a, ~ Manning. deceased. late Of aaid county
Win oder FOR sale 20 the highest bidder on Satur-
day. the 18th day Of January, at the Manning
homestead 90 IamOnia. the following described
property, tOWit: al perishable personal property
belonging % The estate Of the late A. NJ Manning.
Matte r. MANNING, administratrix.
Dated January s. 1854 Is-a
TAKE NOTICE THAT I WILL on THE
hllt 1huEnday II March. 1904 or e soon
thoreqitef g may - heard. apply for q Dardon
Tor ChaLlll hFle9 IL Who was convicted Cf arson a
spring lem q she Circuit Court for Leon county
lS0l An ne desiring may then Be hoard on tie
W. G. HODGEs
ts-7 Attorney for Potitiu1or
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-02-07
GREATEST CUMsER CUT.

More lumber was cut in the United
States last year than In any other
year I'm it's history. The enormous
amount Of 1850 1876 board feet was
produced, and the mill value of this
was 1921 ISL, 3SS In addition, there
we're produced II 1858 5000 shingles
galued at $24, 155 ,555, and 1872, S07 900
lath, valued at $11,490,57O. On the
whole, II Is safe to say that the pres
ent annual lumber cut Of the United
States approximates 40 billion feet,
and that the total mill value Of the
lumber, lath, and shingles each year
produced is not less than S700.000,000.
These figures give some idea Of how
vast is the lumber industry and how
great is the demand for its products.
A glance at the kinds of lumber
produced shows very clearly the pass
ing Of white pine and oak, one th3
greatest sOftwood and the other the
greatest hardwood the forest has ever
grown. Since 1899 the cut Of white
pine has fallen OF more than 40 per
cent, while that OF white oak has
fallen of more than SO per cent To
day yellow pine leads all other woods
I'm amount cut, while Douglas FIR
and this will be a surprise to many
comes second. Since 1899 the cut OF
Douglas fir has increased 1856 per
cent. Louisiana Is the foremost vel.
low pine State, with Texas, Mississ-
iDpi, and Arkansas following IN order.
Washington produces by far the
greatest amount CT Douglas ar.
Il A comparison OF the lunber-produc.
ING States show that since 1899 there
have been many changes IA fhsair
relative rank. Washington. which in
1889 stood sixth, now leads while
Wisconsin, which eight yearg ago led
~ others, Is now third. IN the sa--
period Oregon, Louisiana, Mississippi.
Idaho. and California made e6tat
Ifides as lumber-producing States
notga. on ths other hand, the amount
produced In Michigan, Wisconsin.
Minnesota. Georgia, Kentucky. Ten
nessGe. Missouri Indiana, and Ohio
Cell or anywhere from 20 to 81 per
cent.
The hlghest.prieed native woods
are walnut hickory, ash, and the
cheapest ara larch end white ~
Prom the fact, however, that since
1899 the average increase IN the price
"a lumber hae been 40 per cent, Il
win not be long before chap woods
are few and far between.
Figures upon the lumber cut OF the
United States IN 1906 are contained IA
Circular 122 Of the Forest Service.
which can be he'd uOon application 20
the Forester, U. s. Department OF
Agriculture. Washington. D. @.
-r-->-7---rs7. .,-.,-r-r,se.e---e
~. Niles Anu-Pain Piiis-Not oni i
nltr fho pain bue 90 a quickly
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a Nlaht AIarm.

Worse than an alarm of fire at
night is the metallic cough Of Group
b1 Lying dread to the household
@ ful mothers keep FOley's Horny
e Tar In the house and give Il at
no first sign OF danger. Foley's
Eoney and Tar has saved many little
ses and Il is the only safe prepare.
5n for children as It contains no
hAgmful drugs. Sold by all drug
atHs.
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AIONIhIs CANDIDATE
c0rrerDol dent o1 Ih8 World
1alor Bacon % Georgia what
nocratlc party should 90 to
Bolf iu the coming campaign,
fnatoF replied:
here must be Of course enunci0-
fundamental Democratic prih-
Cpl bat "a my judgment the Demo
crat platform should put the fight
EXP ely and distinctly upon these two
ISSUES:
Revision Of the tariff;
''OnDOBitiOn 20 the ever-lncreasing
centra lization Of power IN the Federal
Cover msnt"
Mr.. Hryan Is sneering at tariff re-
viaiOhistb and Is advocating q Federal
license law which Is almost ag perni-
cious q measurs Of Capitalization as
hia ACKNOWLEDGEMENT scheme.
snat0r Bacon's platform Is not Popu-
Gtlo but Democratic. In the opinion
ofRrhe World, It represents the view
Of the great majority Of intelligent
Democrats In all sections Of the cOun-
try. On this question Senator Bacon
and Governor Johnson, Of Minnesota
are In the fullest accord,
Not only has Senator Bacon defined
the real issues Of Democracy, but he
Is q man eminently fitted to lead his
party In a Presidential campaign and
bring Il out Of the Slough OF DespOnd.
All Democrats who have studied the
results OF the Populistic influence must
agree that Il Is time the Democratic
party returned to the ancient practice
Of selecting Democrats to frame the
platform and nominating Democrats
for President
Senator Bacon Is a man fitted for
either task His twenty-eight years Of
public life have been years OF service.
not years Of Populistic agitation. He
is one Of the ablest and most influen-
tial members Of the United States Sen
ate. a. studious, selfcOntrolled, self
poised man who has won the respect
o. all his colleagues.
Senator Bacon would be a candidate
IN whose hands Democrats could safely
trust the destinies of their party. He
would be a candidate for whom Demo
oFBts could cOnscientlously vote.
To the list Of excellent Democrats
whose names The World has presented
an connection with the Presidential
nomination 49, Governor johnson Of
Minnesota, Woodrow Wilson Of New
Jersey, Judge Gray OF Delaware, Will
liam l.. Douglas of Massachusetts,, Sen
ator Culberson OF Texas, and Governor
Folk OF MissOuri-it now adds the
name Of Senator Bacon Of Georgia, a
true Democrat, worthy and we'll quail
hed.-New York World.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-11-19
on : l.ew rentIna.

Mr. AbSalOin r cote. an eccentric olo
gentleman who hnd grown tired OF lIfe
in the city. decided to move to some
smaller town. free from the roar OF
trafic. the hustle and confusion OF the
thronging multitude. where he con'd
end his days TRANQUILITY. as became
man OF his age. In casting about Tor
location. his eye cnanced to llght
upou the advertisement IN village
payer Of one Thomas 4. Foote. VINO
" nted to dispose Of hls boot ana
shoe store at bargain. haysas maos
NJ his mind to remove 70 lie city.
"rbat's the very thing he saF
.'Selling shoes is q nice easy occups'
ton. 1t will give me just enough >
do to keep me from stagnating. and u
won't wear inc out with overwork.
III inyestig gate It, It's queer. though.
that his name is Foote, my name -
Foote. he wants to come TO the city
and 1 want to 90 to the country"
A visit to the little town decided
him. He liked Its appearance and 10.
cation. He was pleased. moreover
with Foote's Shoe Store" and bought
II, good will and all. ct bargain
"Well" said the other Mr.. Foote
..you won't have TO change the sign
.No." he ans wered slowly. "l'u Just
add little 10 It."
The next day he added this. jus'
below the ga, "This pace ha'
changed feet
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-11-19
He HAS Peculiar Views.
[Braddock News


Mr.. Herolz' S German circular, which
was printed and secretly passed out to
certain people in the German-speak-
ing precincts a few days before cleo
ton, is but another indication that
Mr.. Herolz has peculiar veiws on-poli-
tics and honor. The first sentences OF
this now historical document read:
"He lies: | am not prohibitionist.'
"Vole for the men who are for OUR
German people, and that is MIR. q. a.
Heroic and John Storey" The circu-
lar contains other matter, but the
above sentence will give the reader an
idea of it's drift. The News is not
shocked-as IL knew Mr.. Herolz. But
it's perhaps different with the trust
ing Christian people of Emmons coun-
ty. And Mr.. Hefolz must look these
people in the face-and know they are
reading his very soul. VIII he finch?
No. And he must look those inno-
cent little Sunday-school children i'm
the face and know that they know.
Will he finch? No. Mr.. Heroic did
not make his fortune OF build up his
political reputation with conscience
that could be so easily tortured
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-11-19
The First HeiIo Girl.

They were seated around a table
in a we'll known cafe. and the CONVEX
station had turned upon the develop
Incnt Of the lying machine and other
fruits of the Inventive genius OF tho
day.
Tut. TUT" exclaimed Il solemn faced.
lantern jawed member OF tie party.
what OF 1T: The old folks We're not
80 SLOW Look ut the telephone, claim
ed as q modern invention. Why. say.
It's the Oldest on record"
You better see your doctor What's
the matter with you:" asked another.
"Oh. mean It," said the solemn
faced man Telephone service dates
back to thu garden Ut Eden that's
where II originated The gardens
call was rs Apple
Then he lodged the remnant of u
sandwich reached for his hat and was
gone. New York Globe
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-11-19
M. e. Church Services.

There was good attendance last
Sunday evening at the services in the
NJ. E. church.
The newly-organized choir sang to
the delight Of all present. 1t is the
purpose of the pastor, with the aid OF
this noble band OF singers, to make
these services interesting to all.
Those attending the next Sunday
evening service will find the church
we'll lighted. The new lamps will not
only be in shape 10 let their light
shine, but new lamps will be placed
back of the congregation, 50 that all
will be able to see clearly.
The subject of the sermon next Sun
day will be, pulling Out of the
Fire.
Let everybody attend these services
and thus add to their inspiration and
helpfalness.
A thorough cleaning of the furnace,
and four feet or more added to the
heightIof the chimney, will doubtless
make the heating Of the church less a
problem, and more satisfactory to all.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-11-19
Suction.

People often speak Of chimneys
drawing We also speak Of the sue.
tion Of a pump. There u not % much
harm In these expressions, except that
they are liable to lead us away from
the true state affairs. But In truth
there is no such thing q suction. Sue
tion is merely partial or entire absence
OF pressure in one place which enables
the greater pressure Of air or fuid In
another place to rush In In the case
OF the chimney the heated air In Il
does not weigh SO much 40 an equal
volume OF cold air. and if the air 10
the chimney, the air In the room and
the outside air were all the same TEN.
perature there would be NO tendency
to any motion. But when the air In
the chimney is hot 1t does not press
downword SO much az the colder sur.
rounding air presses upward. Conss.
qnently I'm upward current u started
and will continue IL the air in the
chimney is kept hot.-A. 8. 8. Alderman
IN London Express.