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Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-11
GOOD CROPS IN
JUDITH BASIN

. Prof. Shaw: Where are the men
who in the month Of June were say
ing. 81 told you So" March was dry,
April was dry, May was dry. and
June was dry in many parts of Mon
tana. The men who had been OppOs-
ing the drv farming idea were bMb-
bling over with qualification. They
were pointing the finger 1T those men
whowe irving to show how to farm.
They were saying to them in sarcas-
tic derision. "You are surely getting
enough OF dry farming this year."
They were adding. "Isn't that what
came again you would see where your
dry farming would beg"
Where are those men who said
these things? Let them come out of
their hiding places and listen. The
dry year has come. 1t is one of the
driest of the dry. There never was
drier year III Montana. and what is
the result? Excellent crops of grain,
winter and spring wheat, corn and
field peas have been grown at the ex-
pertinent farm in the Judith Basin on
five inches of rainfall during the
growing months, that is. during
April, May, June and July. At Ches
ter during the same months. fairly
good crops OF grain have been grown
on 3 1.2 inches of rainfall.
In those portions of the Judith Ba-
sin where not more than five inches of
rain fell, from 30 to 40 bushels Of win
ter wheat are being threshed. Where
are tue men who said. 81 told you
sO?" What have they to answer?
Let them speak up and defend them
selves if they can. If they cannot,
let them forever keep silent.
When say these things ! am cog
infant Of the fact that many farmers
OF Montana are in straits this year.
They really have not grown anything.
They do not know what shift to make
to enable them to face the coming
winter. This is true Of many of the
newcomers. They must get he'll from
some quarter or they will have to
leave the country, and if they do
leave, some OF them will have to get
help to enable them to leave.
These are the plain unvarnished
facts. But | want it clearly under
stood that such Il condition is not to
be charged up against Montana. Ev-
Ell this year. the driest of the dry +,
fair crops could have been grown on
the bench lands Of the state in the
driest portions OF the same, had the
land been properly prepared the pre-
viOus season.
1t may be true also that the settlers
are not at fault. They came late.
They got their ground broken up late.
There was not enough moisture IN
many instances to produce germina'
tion ON such Il soil, and the result is
that in many instances they have not
got back their seed.
If those people leave Montana the,
will make mistake. This country
can be farmed. 1t will grow goOt
crops. Its soil has great wearing pow
er. Its climate with some faults, II
on the whole, excellent. The norma
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-11
POLITICAL COMPLEXION
OF The NEW SENATE

Chicago, Nov. 9.-Revised returns
which give the political compilations
of the state legislature that will elect
United States senators are shown in
the following tn ble:
Seats Now Complexion
State. Held by of Legis-
lature.
California. Republican Republican
Connecticut. Republican Republican
Delaware -. Republican Probably
Florida -. Democrat Democrat
Indiana. 80. Republican In doubt
Iowa ....... .(Vacancy) Democrat
louisiana -. .(Vacancy) Democrat
Maine -. ;. Republican Democrat
Massachus $. Republican Repub.
Maryland 80. Democrat Democrat
Michigan. ;. Republican Repub.
Minnesota. =. Republican Repub.
Missouri -. Republican Democrat
Montana -. Republican In doubt
Mississippi. Democrat Democrat
| Nebraska. Republican Democrat
| Nevada. Republican In doubt
New Jersey. Republican Democrat
New York. =. Republican Democrat
North Dak. Republican Repub.
Ohio. ......... Republican Democrat
Pennsylvania. Republican ReWub.
Rhode Island. Republican Repub.
Tennessee Democrat Democrat
Texas ...... Democrat Democrat
Utah ........ Republican Repub.
Vermont 49,. Republican Repub.
Virginia Democrat Democrat
Washington Republican Repub.
West Vir. -. Republican Repub.
Wisconsin. >. Republican Repub.
Wyoming. :. F.. Republican Repub.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-11

cabinet meeting today.
Featuring the administrative meas
ures will be the plan for meeting Sec
omd class mail abuses by requiring
magazines not newspapers-tO pay
increased postage on advertising pages
sufficient to eliminate postal deficits
and warrant one cent postage on first
class mail.
The plan will be urged upon con-
gress at the coming short session and
several magazine publishers already
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-11

Francisco. 46l; Short, 300.
Stevens. 2s5: Spacl,, 300: Criss. iSo
Cheadle. $50: Clements. II: Bmnt-
1y,2o: Clayberp, !.
1t is conceded that Pray carried
Montana with majority of 25OO, and
that Cheadle is easily elected Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court. 1t is
also conceded that the republican
state ticket was generally elected
throughout the state Of Montana.
Later. At Nihiil. I.ackey, II;
Williams, 3.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-11
DEMOCRATIC LANDSLIDE
NOT EQUAL TO FORMER

WASHINGTON, Nov. 0.-The elec-
ton and it's lessons and the pressing
forward of the administration legis-
lative program so as to get it out of
the way before the Democratic con-
gress comes in, were discussed at 4
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-11

Below are the returns from pre-
cinct No. 16: Albert Peterson, John
+. Murphy and Charles F. Sullivan,
judges; j. II. Balm and Charles l..
Beers, clerks. One hundred and
twenty -four registered: 1Os voted.
For Representative in Congress- -
Hartman. 81; Play, 81; Mabie, ).
For Clerk OF Supreme Court .--
O'Leary, AZ; Athey. A.; Borgstand, )
For Railroad Commissioner. SAN
ger, 80; NJ orley, ~: Peugh, 5.
For Representatives. .-McQuitty,
80; Smith, 70; Sarter, 81; Urner, p.
For County Commissioner.-Gur-
ley, u: Webster, q.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-11
Both Parties in Mea&her
County Elected Candidates

Morley MQutty
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-11

For Sheriff. Williams, 3S: Lack
ey, IS.
For Observation-Disclosures n.
For Clerk and Recorder. Fowlie,
6S; Grant, 30.
For County AttOrney.-Ford, s..
For Assessor. "a.
For Public Administrator
Harry, G:.
For Superintendent Of schools.
Francisco, 81: Short, ~.
For CorOner.-ShOrey, 80.
For SurveyOr.-Stevens, rs: Spach,
46.
For Chief Justice of the Supreme
Cheadle, s5; Clements, ;:
Bantly, \.
For Justice Of Peace Balm, Al:
Skeen, 36.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-22
Mrs. 3. Yaeger,
-bif berRhaftne--.
GaGrlagerin 1ieIes 3eilaQus.
qeb q Il bIeI

coon In Der 1Iteher Set. sab a sevifis
Ferf0nen. BITE our6 bic g66SFaRg b6bes besabf
naresa NIB es Eeat ieiH Si1eitei pm, bat
onN bsutsuinae no6 gerisnsn extntrsu. bic
ouTt esne nnseiannt. ssraii I'M simbs ans
S'eiss su tbna unp pruaassuiastn. ryas 10,
aHSere erftounIih III unb bIeibi s5in soldss
Dat ots antnr oiefe Dame befoHbers beeaufisi
ofzrn fts Dat ibr bic feItene gabe strIieben. ess
'seten tbrer g,itmen;heu pie Elm sufeef9Iaae.
aee san senau su Iefsn. gereebt ni1t bas
lie tn ibper eigeren He'toerri an SeeftH aoenue
tuebut. sebm: bic Gaf. Orb Gar sfti,H bic
Seefin nnerue, oarr sebt bifeIbe ttnanf DIS
'inr bic fdSone aeitssrs bon Sraa q. eseaa
Gre;1t. 9as Sdrs III sar Iinien oass w
am Banns IN Der 5ome:
hrs. IL. Yaeger, friiRr sSrau Bed)foIb
eeefiu MseHne. etmus Oh, Gfusinnsti, clts.
3rtefit6s gutDortsy st.oo ias barttu.
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| nd9 ieiner 4nii1t elm uniiberbride
barer 9egeniaB. aber bas fsubdIe,
bureautratii6e 8eutfdlano unIerer
3eit 1T peber bas eiritige nod bas
tiinfttee 9eutihlanb. Der eieentIide
oeutiche 9eiIt tit Der pbiloiopbii6e uno
oemotratii6e. Sbn pertDrpert i'm 8u6e
preppits Der uIte YbofeiIor Molo6.
SroB manntgfa6er uebertreibunoen
ldBt es fih nt4t pertennen, bah Die
4bIt6t bes 8erfuiIers eine ppbImei-
nenoe mar.
8rDBer ongelsot unb tisfer lit Elm
Romun, Der in 9eutitIuno pisI peniz
ger 8erbreitung fano ais Der gres
poit16e. Rpmain Ronanos ySean
GbriItopbe". Rolano i6iIbert bas Sc
ben zines genialen Muiiters, oas iih
in etnem beuti6en MfiIieu enttpideIt.
9leben Seiten ppqer Gntbuiiusmus
finoet man bier betBenbe Satire. Die
8runotoee lit Der grepoites perpaubt:
audi RoQanb ihpGrmt fir ous
8euti6lano Der 9enter unb 8iinitler,
ou6 ibm mibfGut bas tnouitrieQe uno
mtIttdriide Oeuti6Iano, bas moberne,
rethe, traftitrogenbe, omeritaniiirte
9euti6Ianb.
Die Observation-Disclosures 5rage
tritt in benz Gr5dblungeu BON Maurice
garres in ben 9orbergrunb. Gr Der.
lan9t, oab Der 2otbringer in 2otbrins
gen blsibe, auh unter beutIher Serr-
i6aft. Sir ibn, Der ieIbIt 2otbringer
1T, bat bas 6eimatbli6s M&iIieu ent-
i6eioenoe 9eoeutun9. Shon in ieineu
nOeracines" ItslIt er Die 9ebauptuna
ouf, oab ieber Menih, dbnIih bem
Rteien 4ntGus, nur oann unbeiiegbar
lei, 1penn er Die SoeimdtherOe beriibre.
Gin 9etb - idreibt Sarres in ieiner
Gr5dbIune n4u ierpice b 2tQemagne"
- 1T etn MenI6, Der, erfuQt BON iets
nem 9eimatbIano unb fsinem Bolts
t6um, aus freism DtQen nm Den pwis !
frOber Opfer, ieiner 8eItimmung iin
unteripirft.
2tuf bas 9sbiet Ser RaTsnpIn6oIoz !
gle begtbt iih 8arrGs in ieinem leBt= |
genannten Roman .GoIette 9auoa6e". |
Golette lit cine jugenblihe WeBerin, bic |
nit tbrer 0roBmutter in bohIt be- |
fhetoenen 8erbdltniIIen lebt. Die "a
men permtetben ein3tmmer, in bem ii6 |
Or. Brieorih Nsmus aus a0niQsberQ |
etnIogtert. Der lunge fiinfunb3pon8i1z !
Idbrige Wtunn nuroe ais @pmndiiQlz .
profeHor naa W&eB perieBt; in a0uigss |
berg lieB er feline 8raut. 8arres ge.
fGut itd nun barin, in GpIette unb Or.
Qsmus fran30iti6e uno Deuti6e g(rt
Observation-Disclosures, nobel lsbtere
ielbitOeritGnoIid idledt pegtommt.
Wtag aud 9arres bon man6en rinti=
gen geobattungen Qusq.ben, 10 iibsr=
trsibt er bod ales in iDItematiiher
Dsiie, um ben ironiidsn S4IuB, Dem
Die Gr5GbIung 3uItrebt, gu re6tfertioen.
8r. Ismus empftnDet INNER lpdrmere
Spmpotbie fir bic gra5i0ie, IiebeRss
piirbige 2otbringerin. 9os Bib lei.
ner beutIden 8rQut bsrbIabt neben ibr,
unb fhIieBli6 bittet er Iis I'm ibre
6anb. 2lber feline 8elperbung ipiro
3uridgepieien, Osnn sr 1T .gruTien".
Wfit Redt bemertt YrofeFor 6oz
Iuerin, bab berarttge tsnoer3i0ie Oar
Itelun9en nur bur6 ungeniigenbe
aenntnis Der Wtenihen uno 8erbGltz
aiiIe gu ertlGren Iinb, uno baB Is i'm
Sntereiie beiber 90Iter lGge, einQnoer ,
JriinoIi9sr tsnnsn gu lernen.
Sig.
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.orddeutsclerE Cloud

lONO0N-PARsS-n -nafMEN
NsesiMtktss GAHeubsMeies tsbeu Hlenifss.
xarsusrsnttgia 9teifie". ,.aaifes AeiIam Ass
Swttfe1. ,.arsnpriHs xsithelmA. ,.RaiIsr RtiAdm
bfr 4ssk<-
Htssfmahie BsMsanyfssfehst ishsn Iisuhss
nit nuya amsisfn.
1900 Tony ngs bali 100 Jah lana 10 hub bretf
ggssssf @stsisssssa- .$sts, frtssIl6 @ii.
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= Ustftms sHsGl. .UsfbaIssIa1, ,a5ulsiu sssL
k", sQtwlg Mtoerf", -wrtnysilta streues.
,Nedcss.
Hcr5neI. 9inrinfuna in fsaiiieu urb ppif6srS,4
lnnttanaiae TosneH nm bic rstli.
.1rncslers absd- Gflna noer bis arnle yasif.
OEl6tc0S CO., 1ronopssv. A. n
Weuerd!suaeHfgis
Maeuftn iLr Cincinnati:
Wtrm1n NdtsoH1i H0nf: sSirft Ratieuaf gors
nne 8ainnt &frats Neiirn 0srin1n aanf:
a. & saS bE, i6ns Sn!ienslP SsPig gs 1910 Sess
mn b1 4sssasa No 2siGisas ~
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Beisslidse s,efaHutmad,uus.

gerfieaeIie aRgeboie fueroen entaeaeuaeuon.
men IA Der Eitlce hes Director OF 4ublic GET
bee. Etaotbaae. Cincinnati Cbio, bic - ubr
Iditdes. an 5rettca, ben n. gtai 1910
ttit ben anfdut uno eie sHfiernuHg Der uad,ile
heubcn @ebdtoe; ale abfdag itnb oura Den
sdIifsr Su eIliferneu innerhaIb oyeiBia 1907 IA
Gen nacb ARHaame bes angehcis udHic
30. j. etn 3dto6iges boppeltes Ari6baus
mil elnem 2diodieen 5svGne s;aa oabnier, be
fanni uis 1910 uro 23i2 A5efi stebte stgabe
no 2 Gin PA sr5ftges syyame5aus, Ueianni
als 1901 Columbia aeeius
fSorTIuiarP i,Hb su eriaHpen in bfr Eiitce brs
9gerfs bes Department of Bubble Sereice
1ehes augebot niuB hen bpIlen giumeu eber
gsfsulpoti ober @eiellinaiieu. tueldbe bas shes'
b1roH iniereffren. cHibal!er, Hno uub bealctist
fetH nit elmer Hiirefdntt tn Der Sumnfc bon
ipf nes &etraaes bes aGgebpis ober eiHsm
Serfifistr,cu lbcd uiif cine qniiicbeube Hauf,
ais ctHe e3dranite batltr bag peitu eiH Auqepei
aIipenomuen iult5. els aoHiraii elHaesansen
iUcrofn tpifb
eslts irp,ntsiH anatboi ,urlsutpi,jtu tsttseH.
tanE rptrb ioitu Gh,d en- ben Sisier gttsHrairt
unb ieuit ifesubtu Huatbe' nrqeHgmmrH fueretR
haHr pirs is.1s Gh.d ue2 tHfritbsnhtgsabtr auss
fabrRns uus SldtrftuaHa ees QeRiraiis IEtl9'
tthsitr.
Sisfs mlEsu fiRen IulrisesaftHsusen Ee,rsts
bon ihJsr ,51binieit liefern un igIte alafie ar,
belt, luie peclaaai. sa beiorefr.
4ieirr hHb ethdIirn. Die qtbrasfgE sornlaIatt sa
esbTcuecn Ca tstHt oEettsE eaistssnseaemmtu ntts
beF.
Ter Gir,dsr Of 9us!s esrslc, t,ba. 50 eas
@tdi taF, trstsssiHt cher cite arstssit III nst'
istt'tn
am au'iraas tts 1i,,c;sss oF Battle Grsiu.
Ten 2i. stpTll 1910.
3pbH .. ggeuner gFerf.
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Maria Diuinaiun,

geb. SoaeH,dnu,
i'm sIlter bon 80 9apren, Itpunfen uro q
lnoen. Sic geerhtottia ftnoei tatt un Sdms'
taa, ben %. Mpril gloraens 71s llbr, bon ssos
lepb G6re!bcr sons Ioeierfapeue, Ro. 1928
Race Strdee nlis fUoraf Tim " ubr in Der
St. RauIus,S1irpe Siiooiis&dc Der Sgrine uno
II. Strabe, cilt 3phumi abaebaIter irirb, luo3u
Gerrudrbte AND Sreunoe p1ftdit etneelnoen
'ino bon
II ceu trauernSen StnterbIiebrntn.
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fri.orifb :. Sfrosotr,

g9itfirer Der beritor6enen anrd mburia Gtroe'
Der aCb Rothert. in ietnem 70. 2ebcusiabre
8ie Geldenieier finoet iait am Sreitag, ben %
in ber St 3oepbSz airde aiuu uHo 9anreI Str,
cine feierliGe ReauientSodme mefie celehrtrt ruIpo.
up5u gSrcuuee uRo 8erputote bofliGft etaseIGs
ben fino. Reerbeune artnnt.
q 22T 1ir traurrnbtn SinterbIisbentu.
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Tie GIteTte 9p mip pish;

Die QIteite M&umie. 9is6pr
DuBte man niht genau, aug fpeI6er
3eit Die dlteiten W}urien berrubrcn,
tpel6s in ben W}uiesn gu Ieben ii7n.
Die GrGber, in beuen Wumieu qefuRz
ben rDerDen, reiten bis in bus brittle
Subrtaufeno b. gbr. 3urid, aber bci
ben Gltsiten bieIer Reite muBte man
INNER tpieDer bic GrfobrunQ MAIDEN,
odB lie in Elm SduTlein anofen uno
Stdub 3erfielen, iobalo man iie nur
pom plog gu brin9en beriu9te, psnn
aud nod 10 grOBe 8orijht babel bepDs
dttet tpuroe. 0anah fam man 3u Der
lleber3eugung, baB bic GIteften 0ius
mien, Die iiberhaupt nod 0ls er6als
tungsfdbig gu be3ei6nen tparen, b0h=
ftens big gum Sabre 1900 .. Chr. 5u=
riidbatirt perDsn tonnten. Sn Der
56at finbet ii6 audi in Dem berii6mz
ten Wauieum in 4diro unb ebenio in
ben groBen SammIungen BON 2pnoon
llnD Berlin feline Wumie, bic GIter mare
als ba5 iooenannte 9eue Rei6, i'm
1890 b. Chr. sym Sabre 1891 aber
fano Der riibmlihIt betannte 2egpptoz
to9e fSlinoers Pstrie in einem gepli1z
oerten 9rabe, nabe Der 9pramibe beg
aOnigs Snefru, eine Mumie, Der ios
Dohl sr felbit nie prof. MQipero eiit
ungep0bnli6 bobes Otter 3uI6rla5.
Sic puroe glutlid nd6 Gnqlanb aez
bra6t uno bort I'M Muieum oes g5ie
turgenzFollegIums ousgeitelIt. @rft
jsst 1T Is nun, lpie Die .Rature" eez
rthtet, burh bic SorI6ungen BON 9r.
George Reisner burdaus ii6er eeiteGt
noroen, Dap jene Wlumie aus Ser
fiinften Opnu1tis, b. +. unqefdbr aus
Dem Sabre 27O0 b. G6r. itG1nmt. gle
pGre iomit II Sabrbunbsrte Glter als
jeoe dnoere gtumie, Die iict in irgenb
einem Uluieum befinbet, unD ioaar
nod flint sSabrbunoerte Glter als jeos
anbere Wtumie, bic iiberbdupt in Zen
dgpptiidsn 9rdbern 6is6sr entbatt
4poroen lit.
9erbadtig.
.Sie babeu iUirfli6 berteufeltes
peh i'm Spiel, 6err 9ottori"
rWenn msine Jrau nur nt6ts oaoon
erfdbrt - fie 1T 70 i4on siisrfiatis
genus!"
4nf Der promenaOe erregte bic iunge
ainitleriH burh ibren pri9tiseu ums
fans WmsaaO aasems.sss Gufis1sn.
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Sn uerRaafen /: YertGteoenes.

V In BortobIe Efen biaia; bdIf 100
Sa'h Eroo; Seib's sobrltai; III 10 aut mir
neu. 3. gtnion. Bethel, Chic
tne cute @trfbf q al {, einblirt bor is
SaNeH; fpepeH Suritd5ugs cout @eicdft: Ter,
ner etn Brl6bdus bon SiHrmern gafsu,
Traeen am Viase, 30. 2l3 9lber StrGbe.
22-25~
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SaeGen-@efu4e.

81 der iunt Etele ols siueiie ober brittle
panD an Brco unn RoaS. IllS Gebier Ctr,
3. StoC.
Ieuti 6er WlaTtn IN niiiieren Snbteu iufi
ftetige SieIe iir Suusurbett fam au@ mil
s'eroen un1geben g0igbeIm SOD, 1851 StraI'
tpro Aoe.
Geutf de Srau iudt Steue fir gaaffeu
ilIio gitgeln ODER Sansretnieuna. 1912 0laui
Gir., 3. Siod, Ibi!r Ro. 20.
y d der fudt arbeii ais cute sipeile onn5,
Staoi ooer ennh. 1406 gTemen Ctr.
ml an II geiebien sllters ber Gnaltfn nRo
Iettih tpTi6t. fudt Sieuunl Gs cdusmdHr
ober Rorier. s9dlier 1919 3tne Cir.
aeiIner iuht SielIuua fduH Gar tenoen
bette RefereH5eu. 1!. ~ SAnGrs, 1928 8ine
EtTnBe
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Qnf Der promenaDe srregte bic iunse
ainitleriH burh ibren priicatiseu ums
fang QlmSaaD aIssmsssss Gufis1sn.
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9 erb q d tia.

rSie habeu tuirflih bertsuieltes
peh i'm Spiel, 6err Gottor."
n8enn msins Jrua nur nt6ts baOon
erfdbrt - fie 1T 70 iaon sifsriiatis
genus!"
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Sfarb am Gienfino, ben 10. April 1910, ltm
llbr gtheHos, lu1bIoertehen nit ben hl. Gterbes
fatrameutPu tliffFr neltehrr Ruicr
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3me oeutfde 5amiIien f.uben arbeif aui eis
nefn raHoglaB fir e1nss cnfr GarfeHarbeii.
ql3 @iHe CTR
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How the Worlds Work Has Been Furth-
cred and Its Play Made More Fun as the
Weeks of 1910 Have Run Their Course

practicable: Alfred Smiths rose. on the
other hand. has proved Itself" 80 TO
speak. The result of many years ex-
perimenting. it shows on first opening n
dull vermIlion. heavily vetncd with BLUSH
lines. which spread as tho full develop
ment proceeds Till their genuine blue tint
predominates In every petal. First ex-
hiblting 1t at High Wycombe England.
Mr. Smith has since,. according to the
London Telegraph, refused several gem
erous offers for his secret.
A couple OF Items of like domestic in
terest have come from Chester. Pa.
and New York during the year. Tho
former reports British capital as put
ting up factory there for the manu-
facture OF silk from wood pulp. while
bllder in the third city in the world.
fighting the noise of printing machinery
next door; has found genuinely noisc
arc used for ordinary nreproofing, stuffed
with mineral wool, have achieved the
end that has so often been sought in
vain.-as when for instance Carlyle un-
availngiy double walled his third floor
study In Londons Old Chelsea.
What the Future Holds.
He would be a foolhardy man, rather
than brave one, who. with even so
attempt to predict what the future Is to
hold. The coming twcvcmonth la to
see the monorail road installed in far
away Aleska; a Roman investigator:
BarbIcrl by name. has lately admitted
that he would coon be able To announce
the completion OF typewriter which.
| attached to a piano. would register on
paper tho score OF anything played.
while yet more recent dispatch de-
clares that the British admiralty now
has under official consideration an in
vention vastly furtherlng the use Of oil
as fuel for vessels, With such a trio
OF entries 10 make upon Its next annual
! ledger the march Of brains must surely
continue even tho rapid rate which has
been established during the fifty-two
weeks OF 1910
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destruction Of property. not of human
by the German marine constructors:
Wrth and KnauSs. be made good. EN-
perimcnting with Il thirtY-foot craft.
wholly unnamed. they maintained such
electric control from shore as 10 make
her go forward or back. turn in a cir
Gle, and fire mines and tcrpedoes.
Electricity. In the hands of Mr.. Edi-
son again, has harncsscd together the
phonograph and moving picture, with
the result (Which the Wizard OF Mcnlo
Park calls "kinetophone'D that move
ments aud sounds exactly SYM
chronized-a pictured crIclicter drops the
ball and Its impact on the floor is
heard. or carpenter Is shown al work,
every blow OF his hammer resounding to
the car Colorcd motion pictures have
been shown by Charles Urban, an Eng
lish scientist-not hand -colored films. for
these dints and hues lie latent In the
photograph itself being brought into
visibility electrically at the moment OF
their appearance on the screen,
To telegraph pictures is no longer an
oddity but 1910 has seen them tele-
phoned with full success from town
eighty miles from London to the metrop-
oils, and with partial success from Lon
don to Paris. With telephone commune
cation after long and hitherto unsa It's
factory experiments. at length estab-
lshed between the English and German
capitals. and with the Pittsburg police