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Amador ledger., 1909-11-26
a Money Maker.

Sanso-He is not rich and yet he
makes a great deal more money than
he spends.
ROdd-How can that be?
Sanso-He works In the mint.
Amador ledger., 1909-11-26

A Persian philosopher says, "The
goat climbs the rocky hill, the wise
mau takes the valley road"
Amador ledger., 1909-11-26
conquest
BY Dr.. FREDERICK A. COOK

Copyright. 1909. by the New York
Herald Company. Registered In
Canada In Accordance With Copy
right Act. Copyright In Mex
leo Under Laws Of the Republic
Of Mexico. All Rights Reserved
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-10

speaker, whose selection was "The5
Gonyict's oliloauy,' which was fol-
lowed by Christian Citizenship" by
Ralph Glerum. i.5 5,ss: l..',...s l, q;
Here the program was varied by the
rendition Of vocal solo by Miss
Cuthbert, who sang "Jesus, Lover Of
My Soul !" whose rendition Of the song
was much enjoyed by her hearers. ...
~ Miss Edna Davis gave the next
number on the program, "A Fathers
Prayer" which was followed by "Good
Night, Papa recited by Miss Jessie
Henley. 6 re-. 4. =
! Mrs. John A. Honey and Mrs. M. A.
Simonstad followed at this time with
a beautiful duette. ~. s =. = T.. - .:.
Y Miss Esther Halgren was the next
one on the contest program, using as
her: selection "'The College Oil Can"
This was followed by David shelver
whose number was "The Old Violin.
Following the last selection the
Judges, Mrs. J. a.. .Haig, Miss Grace E
Norton and Miss Grove voted the first
place to David Shelver, who was
awarded the silver medal by supt. w
A..f$ GodWard. who at the same time
faWarded each of the other contestants
Ia nice book ! .$s. ~ :: .......- !
The contest was a very enjoyable
function as the program was consider
tably above the, average both as to the
i1oratorical portion and the musica
numbers. 5a.sS a.@5~- = ,:>.:.,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-10

Andrew Moen, Farmers State Bank of
LaWton vs.. Bertha Olson.
Tuesday morning the jury was dis
charged and the court has continued
with court cases. - $2
Sentence was passed on those con-
victed in the criminal cases this term
Tuesday. afternoon. In passing SEN
tence Judge Cowan admonished them
to reform from their past wicked ways
and in clear earnest language pointed
out to the offenders what would be the.
ultimate result if they continued in
the way that they had gone in the
past. The sentences were as follows:
John Johnson, for selling liquor con-
trary to law, 80 days in jail and 5000
fine and costs. In default of the pay
ment Of the fine to be confined in the
county Jail / day additional.
John Bullard, for striking Mr.. Slutz,
night clerk at the Reid hotel, over the
head with a bottle, 80 days in jail
and fine of $100 and costs. In de-
fault of payment of the fine 80 days
additional confinement in the county
Jail. ...: =
Mart Shea, for selling liquor con:
trary to law, four months in jail and
a fine of 5000 and costs. In default ot
the payment Of the fine to be confined
in the county jail go days additional.
] Ysah Kujala, for striking Geo. Wes
burg with knife, one year in the pen
| itentiary. +, q
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-10

presenting as this weeks bill the
latest Hough G Adams novelty in mus
ical comedy from the facile pens sof
Frank Adams and Will Hough, the mu-
sic from the facile brain and no less
facile fingers of Joe Howard.
The devious wingings of Honey
moon Trail" consume a day and a half
of stage time, and for each of the tfir-
ty-odd hours there are sixty laughs to
the minute for the audience. Nothing
~funnier in situations or lines has come
from the Chicagoans' brains.
Honeymoon Trail" starts and ends
in a mythical but pleasant spot in
Southern California, where the SLEEPY
Hollow Rest Cure" and the Liberty
Hall Hotel" look at each other across
a stretch of lawn that furnishes alter
nately a battle ground between rival
bean-boosters and setting for the
course of true love. This course of
true love runs anything but smoothly.
between Edna Kennedy, stepdaughter
of Dennis Mason manufacturer of t'Ma-
sons Canned Beans" and Tommie Per
lows Boston Beans Old man Mason,
sent to the rest-cure by his physician,
brings along his daughter to keep her
from the merry wiles of Tommie Per-
kns, whose genius for advertising is
as irrepresible as his high spirits. Per
kins is sent to the rest-cure by his
firm and the encounters between the
irascible old gentleman and the nervy
young advertising agent of the rival
! bean factory affords as many screams
! for the audience as it does shocks to
1 the invalids and convelescents who
|have come to Sleepy Holloy for "rest,
quiet, simplicity" according to the
proprietor, DR.. Van Winkle.
It is big company and a good com
pany that Mr.. Singer has sent out and
Bert Baker, as Dennis Mason, gets
more fun out of beans than agricultur'
lists would imagine the subject offers.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-10
4: B
READY
OPERA HOUSE IS BEING PUSHED
II: RAPIDLY TO CONFESSIONS. X

= 'F--'
\ a force OF workmen are working
night and day on the opera house and
there Is now a certainty that the build
ing will be completed by the time Of
the opening next Thursday evening.
The wood work is all In; the seats In
place and the large auditorium has
been turned over to the painters, who.
will fbe through in ample time TO have
the building cleaned up ready for the
opening. sa;ss s ~ =. :z. s. s. Il
There is also every Indication that
this will be the greatest event of5 the
kind ever held in the state. There:
will be besides large delegations from
the towns immed ediately; surrounding
Devils Lake, large numb bers Of people;
from Grand Forks, Minot, Fargo and
other cities. It is expected fhats JAS.
Hill, OF the Great Northern, Governor
Burke, the state officers and other men
Eof prominence will be here at that
time to assist In making the event one
Iof prominence in the state. =
I Besides the rendition Of the epen-
ling play ..Ho eymoon Trail, IS one Of
1.-THE finest musical performances on
| the American stage e,. BY one Of the
foremost comp q recepdep ball
IEand banquet, which will eclipse any
timing ever attempt ted IN North Dakota.
isEIor this fune etian : tie slarge sball room
lin&the basement ofs the building will
be used, which. is large enough to $ac-
eommod ate the big crowd that Is 8ex;
lpected. s:ss g.
I Manager D: Brennan Is hard q
work aging the closing details Sfo1
i the event, and there is nd doubt bii
/ that when the time comes Tor Devils
Lake to ente rtainH Hat the opening q
i one Of the finest i1npro royements tha th,l
sI.has ever been bull forth Dakota lsa
q she will be read to do AZ up in q wa. wa
THAT Win be j credit. to the city. aIt, IS
4 pleasure 10 All the visitors within I oal y
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-10

6 u his death re asked that they keep
4 y from rom his :his father that Isadore had.
killed him. I5*
The remains were taken to Fort.
srotten, where an inques was held,
and the decision was that the man had!
come come to his death from q blow On the
head. The assailant has been lodged ii;
Jail ~ Minnewauka to await trial.
d 81 Mlazakahom i wife and sister were
at the house At the time Of the mur-
..derSand are the principle witnesses ii
the case. The murde derer does not de
ny having struck the blow and seems
to be well satisfied with his having
put the other man out Of the way. IS. z
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-10
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slsADoRE AJAX MI sILLEp
PETER ADAMs 8 zAT tiissH oME

News reached This city early this
week of d murde IS which vas commit;
ted On the reserYationI Oh y last week, inS2 ia
which Peter Adams, Ind tan, was killed
sby sIsadore Mazakah honnI, anot her Irl-;
dian.
;SS seems thai t ;A dams, who lives
about 5 miles mort sc 4 okio,S went
to the home Of Maza kahomni last
week Wedne esday ana that while he
was fl the house Mazakahom omni went
out doors and secured club with
Witch he strac the yisi blow on
the head with such force that his skull
was fractured inS i've places. and from
which he died last W
It 'is reported that when dams
started for the home off Iazakah homni,
SheSwas admonis not tto 30 by: Mrs,
Pat Adams. she saving that the other
Indian had een and would
likely give him some trouble il s1le
went to the house which was about
h 51AfuIHES tG1AuP UA Ll65 OLIlEIE5A0
of Toxic, but Ad ANS. thinh king The
warming was an idle one, went on
From the eyidence that has come out
since itsSgeems that when dams ar
rived at the house, Mazakahomni
started To. quarrel, and Adams plead
With him be- reas sonable,. and let
them be good friends as Il seems that
they had teen prior a short time
ago, when Mazakaho omni got The i'm
preston that dams was 100 fond of
his vi but the Jealous spirit u
Mazakahonni was too nuch FUSED
the liquor he had been drinking to
listen sto reason and he wen euts sof
the house and rocured y cIsI about
three feet 1onga, ana etuTning tos the
house STRUCK lhIs tina hard blow
h Oh the left side offs the head and AS he
feline str.lck him again on The sh,onI
der.
!. n lNotwit thstandi ding the y fact that II
{ was very aert tonsl JuresIF 8 dams
ssesI INT III Friday when ne expIrsd se 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-10
DISTRICT
COURT
CASES CLOSED - SEN.
IL s,xsTENcEs PASSED b.
S5ss$ .:yi: ~ 93=s1 THE COURT. (

;y The case of Davis Rubin VS.. Ole
Olson which was on trial last Thurs
day afternoon continued throughout
the day and was taken up again Fri
day morning, at which time the at
torneys for both parties appeared in
court and stated that the case had
been settled by stipulation '' %...z's z,s'
sriday morning the case of State Tvs.
John Bullard was taken up and the
attorney for the defendant asked that
iiis lowe his
plea Of not guilty which request was
granted 3s a.: 2Ts
lyman Wilinsky was given citizen:
ship papers. :s;s5s ss: NJ
{At. 11:30 the case of Peter Haley
VS. G. g. Connolly ct al was called
for trial and a jury selected. In the
afternoon the case was reported as
settled by stipulation ;.:5 .3. 5;s. s.s5
s This case was followed by that: of
Ben 5Dimond vs.; Ed. Burks, jury
was selected and the trial proceeded,
following the trial it was stipulated In
open court that the plaintiff might
take Judgment as prayed in complaint
Anderson Mercantile Co. VS.. Oscar
R. and John 4. !. Anderson was next
tried by Jury who rendered a verdict
IN favor of the defendant; } 81 III.
sA Jury was selected in the case of
State rs. John johnson and recess
was taken until 1890 At $3.50 the
case went to the jury who returned at
800 and asked for further instruc-
ton. Later a verdict was rendered by
the jury Of guilty :s .>.l.s=;sz,
The first case Saturday morning
was that Of p. L. Duell VS.. Fred A.
Gold dberg ury5 was drawn and the
case proceeded. This case was con-
3tinued over to Monday when a verdict
was rendered for the defendant
d. showalter US. .. H. Bloom
was then taken UP and tried by jury
who returned verdict for the de.
fendant. !; IRE Il
I Peter Haley vs.. C. II. Taylor was
called and Jury drawn, after the case
had commenced the plainti moved
to dismiss the case with out prejudice.
The case Of State rs. Robert Stanley
and Frank Nj oyland was continued
over the term as were the cases Of
State VII VIM. Riordan. State u. Sam
Goldberg, State svs. y. B Cushman and
John Wallace. State ys. John shultz
and John Tucker, State vs.. Charles
Meadon, State vs.. ]. q. Daoust, State
John % Johnso
slsha case 81 the city of Devils Lake
Tvs. 4. FOX was called and action
dismissed by agreement "a open court
I,lle Following cases were continued
] over the Ding man rs
Dingrn nan, James Holmes vs. NJ
! b. and Mary .. ssterrett, Larson 9
Bidwell ss.s azyron King, a, srars
Bertha Olson. Carl Olson Fs
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-10
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting Of the
of the First National
Bank of Devils Lake will be held at
the Office of said bank on Tuesday,
January the 11th, 1910, at o'clock
P. M, for the election of directors
and such other business as may
properly come before the meeting. :.
F. H. Routier, =
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Dated5at Devils Lake. A.. D., December
Sts4s- :
n 000TT-.e
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-10
HONEYMOON =
TRAIL AT
SEATTLE
WHAT THE SEATTLE PosT-iNTEL-
LleENcER's DRAMATicsc CRIT.
%~ =slc HAS To SAY.

!; The following comment from the
Seattle Post-Intelligencer, the leading
paper on the coast will be pleasant
reading for those WHO will attend the
presentation Of honeymoon Trail'' in
this city December 18th.
Honeymoon Trail" after running
successfully half way across the cont.
nent, led last iight to the Grand !op.
era HOUSE, where Mort H Singer I'D
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-12-10
SHOP ].
,SlINI|
REsuME$WoRk AFTER FIVE DAYS
PENDING REsuL T;.
II: or STRIKE. 55:5 ss q. n:

One OF the y first moves that the.
Great Northern Railroad made follow:
ing the opening ofs the strike BY the.
Swift tchmen's Union was TO suspend,
operations at the shops along the line
keeping only enough men in employ
ment. to care for the engines and keep
things from freezing up. 81. ..ss; ,ss#.ts.
Tuesday afternoon the force was
called back to work and the shops
ana ronn ashouae noW working fun
force.
This - an ind ation that the road
has no mpres fear being unable to
handle their usiness. Most OF the
spositions made vacant the strikers
the Great lorth 81 hare been filled
and Ii thought saa Il there win be
the usual ipronip Service Is Z very
short time sss:ss.: $s5=s
reopening of the shops here
was rsceiged very oyffull by the en
ployaes sas well as the citizens of The
as suspe pension of this kind
threw large number ofS men out q
aent alId 81 81, etardes
the business IONS able degree
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

she had lived abroad for considerable
time before her death. To her brother
Miguel she left $4,000. To "Pepas
$4,000 is given for aims, $1,000 for
masses and $4,000 for "Clemente's
children"-Ignacia Laveaga, Marie La
veaga and Guillermo Laveaga of Mex
leo. Wearing apparel and jewelry re
divided between two nieces-'Mimi, -
daughter of Maria CebEian de F. de
Caleya of Spain, and "Pepita," other
wise known as Josephine de L. Cebrian,
niece, of San Francisco All the rest
of the estate ltotaling more than ST.
100000 in value, goes TO the sister, Mrs.
Maria Josefa Cebrian of San Francisco.
The estate consists of 10 or IL pieces
of real estate in San Francisco. one
third interest in the Rancho Quien Sabe
in San Benito county, one-third inter
est in a town lot in Coronado, in all
worth $1,000 900, besides stocks. bonds
and promissory notes of the value of
another sf.O00000. There is also some
real estate in Mexico. the description
and value of which the petitioner for
letters of administration, Miguel de
Laveaga can not state.
The will was written in the Spanish
language by the testator entirely in her
own handwriting. 1t was dated San
Francisco, February IS, 1893.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

Towels and Wash Goods
mill Ends" of Towels at Sc and Sc each-Some slight
defect in some of them; others perfect 1000 dozen
arranged in two prices-bought and priced one-quar-
ter to one-thrd less than usual prices.
1000 Yards of Gaatea Cloth at &c yard-Stripe pat
terms of blue, black and red; splendid wash materials
for womens and chidrens suits, combined with a
large assortment of choice wash goods in odds and
ends; all worth 121zc yard.
White Persian Lawn at SC yard-Smooth even weave;
sheer quality; worth 1219c yard.
Longcloth at &c yard-For fine underwear and chill
drens dresses; SO inches wide; factory lengths OF
to yards is the reason of the low price.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
DIVORCE GIVEN WIFE OF
POKER PLAYING JEWELER
Winning Hands Keep Husband
From Going Home

A divorce was granted by Judge era
ham yesterday 10 Lillian Bpman from
Oscar Lipman, 2 Los Angeles jeweler,
on the ground Of cruelty. dpman was
the man who testified that he could not
20 home to his wife at midnight when
abe. teIephoned for him because he was
winning in q poker game and it was
against the ethics of poker to leave at
that stage. It was testified by Mrs.
Jdpman that when a physician pre-
scribed ice cream for her, her husband
bought il and threw il in her face. She
was granted half the community prop
erty SIS 2 month alimony and custody
Of their minor child.
Leola ". Knight was granted a di-
vorce by Judge Graham from LaTkin b.
Knight on the ground Of failure to pro-
vide.
suits for divorce were filed yesterday
by: Christina Nelson against John c.
Nelson, cruelty. Paul g. +. Schmidt
against Elenora Schmidt. desertion
Isabel Mum against Fred A. Mum,
Willful neglect
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
AGREES TO SUPPORT
CHILD AND is FREED
Van WOrner Gains Release by
Agreement With Former Wife

The conviction in the police court of
Lee Van Worner and his sentence TO
six months imprisonment on a charge
OF failure TO provide for his minor child.
were set aside by Judge Cabaniss yes
ferday. The judge did this in conse-
ouence Of an understanding that the
defendant would pay his former wife.
now Mrs. Florence Belts, $4,000 of
which $500 win be accepted in ex-
4fnguishment Of all arrears and $500 in
satisfaction OF claims for 25 months
ahead. at $50 a month Mrs Belts
wanted $1,000 covering the arrears. but
Van Worner refused to accede to this.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
QUESTION INOUISITORS
WHO INDICTED TOMALTY
Defense Makes Effort to Have
True Bill Set Aside

In support of a motion to set aside
the Indictment charging James G. To-
malty, a former city treasury official,
with falsifying public records, nine
members of the grand-jury and Assist
ant District Attorney Harrison were
examined in Judge Lawlor's court yes
terday. They were questioned as to
the testimony upon which the indict-
ment was returned. The motion was
submitted without argument and de-
MED by the court. The case then went
over to p. M, Monday. when a de-
murrer will be interposed. The. grand
jurors questioned yesterday were
James Rolph Jr., II. l.. Bacigalupi.
Adolph Koshland, Patrick j. Healey.
John J. Dean, w. III. Hencke, Fred j.
Schultz, Charles SaInuels and Marshall
Hale.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
100000 ESTATE
IS LEFT TO SISTER
Maria Conception de Laveaga's S
Will BequeatIls Most of a
Great Fortune to ''Pepa''

The will of Maria Conception de La
veaga disposing of an estate worth
about s2.ooo.oOo, was filed with the
county clerk yesterday Miss de La
veaga, who died in Madrid Spain. Feb
ruary 4, 1909. left the great bulk of her
estate TO my sister Pepa.' The sister
SO named in the will is Maria Josefa
cebrian. wife of John c. Cebrian of San
Francisco.
The testator was the sister of Miguel
de Laveaga, a local capitalist. and aunt
Of J. Y de Laveaga, a lawyer. While
her legal residence was San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
HaIe's Famous Sheets

HaIe'S Famous Sheets
1500 Hales Wearwel No. Q Sheets-Bleached; three
quarter and double beds; made in one piece; size
8lx90 inches; zoe quality 55c each; size 63xo0
inches Csc quality, at 4oc each
1900 Bleached Sheets for Double Beds at CSC each
Size 81xo0 inches; scanned centers; 45c quality
Double Bed Sheets at 39c each-Bleached; size S1x90
inches all in piece; worth 55c
Hales Erie Hemstitched Sheets at 7oc each-Made of
soft finished sheeng; long; size 81x9o inches
o0c quality.
Bleached Sheets at ssc each-2H yards wide and
yards long; for those who like long sheet this is
great value.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

Milwaukee girl. daughter of Alexander
Berger we'll known for years in the
grain and -four milling business. to
William j. Bryan Jra son of William
jennings Bryan. will be soIemnized a I.
the Colorado summer home of the
father of the bride elect. Grand Lake
Thursday. June "a Shortly after tha
wedding Mr. and Mrs. Bryan win take
up their residence at Tucson. Ariz.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

OFFICERS OF PACIFIC PARLoR-paciac
parlor No 10 Of the Native. Sons Of the Golden
West has elected the following as officers for
the ensuing term: DR.. T. w. j. Leland, presl-
dent. A. +. Hnrriss X. B. Miller, Bert ID. Paol-
inelli. vice presidents; J. g. Miller record, and
George W. Lille, financial secretary: S. W.
Dixon. treasurer; M. j. Melvin outside and
Leslie Knox inside sentinel +. ]. Brickwedei
r. II. Hildehrandt. James Sully trustees: Drs
Thomas b. Roche. II. W Hunsaeker, 4. A.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

Muslin and TickingS
10000 yards of bleached and unbeached muslin and
unbleached Canton flannel bought to sell at 10c
yard, will be sale at exceptionally low price
We believe these to be the greatest values Of
fered in the line of domestics
The Bleached Muslin is SO inches wide -
and soft finish
The UnbIeached Muslin IS SO inches
wide extra heavy
The Unbleached Canton Flannel is 27
inches wide and has a soft fleece Adro
Fancy Striped Tickings-Suitable for pillows mat
tresses and awnings 25c quality at 1sc yard; 15c
quality at 12c yard
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13
Why Buy Burson Hose?
Pillow Cases and Sheets

Pillow Cases and Sheets
$50 Dozen Bleached Pillow Cases at &c each-Size
42x36 inches: made of of the best brands of
sheeting; bought to sell for 1215c
so Dozen Bleached Pillow Cases at 21c each-Hem-
stitched; size 50x39H inches; fine quality of muslin
25c quality.
1000 Yards of Unbleached Sheeting at 21c yard-For
double beds, 2H yards wide; 25c quality
1000 Yards of Unbleached Muslin at SC yard36 inches
wide SC yard
1000 Yards of Bleached Sheeting. Hale's Poppy"
Brand, at 18c Yard yards wide; be used for
double or three-quarter beds; 221zc quality.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

After some argument in court his for
mer wife accepted the other arrange
ment. Van Worner is mining spec
ulator
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-13

Liebold & Co. for a good buggy O
harness. IL Front st. at Market.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-29
CHICAOOS SAVANTS
ERR ABOUT TEMBLOR
Rev Jerome s. Rcad, S. j. Famous Authority on Earth
quakes, Discusses the Causes of Seismic Disturbances

and escape OF steam al over the EARTH
quake area.
According to the new idea pro-
pounded BY Professor See Of Mare is
land. and rendered scientific by the elab-
Grafton OF actual processes going on
in the world OF nature. the dynamical
agency Of earthquakes is the move
ment Of the lava from the sea toward
the land But this is only the imme-
date cause There may be. and GER
tainly there are. intermediate and ulti-
mate causes.
we would place the ultimate cause
in solar disturbance. sueh as sun
spots and faculae. In this matter. Pro-
fessor Hale Of Mount Wilson has come
to our rescue BY showing that solar.
disturbance has strong magnetic
neIG. which extends far beyond the
orbits OF the planetary world
The earth. therefore. rotates and
revolves in the solar magnetic field.
Consisting of very much iron distri0-
uted throughout its fun length and
breadth. by rotating and revolving in
a magnetic field. it becomes a dynamo
and charges itself and becomes dis
charged alternately. according to the
influx Of solar magnetism and the ces-
sation of the same
.yThe electric charge expands the
earth. and electric discharge contracts
it. It is just THIS expansion Of the
earth that initiates the movement OF
the lava from under the oceans. seas
and lakes toward the land. Hence we
understand how earthquakes Gas
ruIe) do happen when solar disturb
ances cross the central meridian. where.
according Professor Hale, their ae-
tivity is weightiest
This explanation Of the expansion
and contraction OF the earth under an
electrical charge and discharge, respec-
lively is based upon an experiment
well known in the physical laboratory
with the Leyden Jar. Charge it and it
expands; if the charge IS too great.
It viii burst. Discharge it and the
opposite effect is produced.