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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
@aibington.

Seattle. Dos &obieioen Gar=
go 0es iapanii@en 0ampfers usbino=
no Maru", melder in Sap 5latterD
fallig lit, iou 0as %mertbpouite iein,
lpel9eS ie ra6 Sen @ereinigten 5taa=
ten gebradt tpur0e, oenn es beltebt aus
1000 8auen, 0ie einen @ertb Don
lnebr als $1,000.OOO buben. Die
Jradt miro auf einem @pe5ial3ug
nod 0em Often geian0t per6en.
Spofune.- arrangements iino
%getroffen moroen, 6enen 5ufolge sic
8unoesregterung Sic M%usiteuung 6es
Snternationalen Iroden = 5armer<
&ongreiies, melder bier bonn 3. Bis 6.
Sftober itattfin0et, beididen miro.
DaS M&erbau 0epartemet1t mir0 oa=
fir lorgen, 6aB ie0e Experimental
Station 0es 2anoes bertrete1 lift. Die
Ausiteuung bier miro eineu ridtigen
er5ieberiiden 6aftor biloen. Sabige
2erte mer0en iie leiten, uno @orlelun-
gen iollen tagli6 itattfin6en, tpel6e
5eigen, tpas bon ser &egierung getban
miro CUR 2oil1ng ser 8robleme, be=
men it6 ser 6armer auf balbbetp6i-
lertem 9an6e im @eiten gegeniiber<
1fpht
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13

rung nad ct. Saul. Die @iienbabnen
beitreiten oieie 8ebauptung. Mebr
Streifbre6er mer6en bon ct. Soul cts
1partet. @enn 6teie aber nidt bal6
eintreffen, bleiben sic Gra9t3iige lie
gen.
&utte. Obgleid iie @runrei-
gentbum un6 Sumelen int 8etrage
BON $4,000 beiab, lit Srau @arab
Solmes einiam uno %freun6los geitor-
ben. @ountp-Nu0itor Sbomas &ren=
oergait fano tie iterben0 in elmer un-
mobttierten un6 berno9ldiiigten &mt-
te. Sic ermdbnte nidts BON Ser
man6ten un0 ibrem @igentbum, meI=
DIES eri t na6 ibrem Go6e lit @eitalt Ell
ner nrfun6e iiber 8ergtperfseigen-
tbum gefun0en, fir mel6es Elm @auf=
angebot bon $4,000 als gu 11ieorig
abgepiei en mur6e. 9te Sutpelen Be-
itanoen in 3iamantringen, goloener
lbr un6 Settle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
Mm sDoestbore aerettet.

Das Sbor 6es So6es idten bereit,
iid gu 0ffnen fir Murrap %. Mpers
bon Eraniit Bridge, q. g., menn iein
2eben auf mun6erbare @eiie gerettet
mnroe. sd NOR in elmer idredliden
Gage" i6reibt er:: incline &nrt mar
fait gang gelb, Sic Mugen eeiunfen, sic
3unge belegt; abge5ebrt ourd sen
8erluit bon 40 8f6., uno i'd mlroe ie-
ben Sag idmader. &eftiger 2ungen-
Erubel fubrte mid Sem So6e entgegen
troy Ser Doftoren. Damn beilte MIDI
ste unbergIeiblihe Me6i5in electric
|8itters. Sd gepanr Sic 40 perIore-
men &fun6 pie6er ur6 Bin iebt mieoer
itarf un6 geiun6." @egen ale Magen-,
9eber= uno Mieren|8 eidmer6en itebt es
an Ser Sptbe. 500 Bel ser Molitor
|9rug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13
Nurb6afpta

@n0erIin.- 81. 6. Moams, ser
@orarbeiter in ser 2i6tanlage, tprr6e
bel Ser Mrbeit ant 5@altbrett eleftro-
%futionirt. Da CT ii@ auein III Dem
&aume befan0> lit Sic l1rlabe 0es I'm
gliidsfalles nidjt 5efan,lt. St mar 81
Sabre aft l1n0 ul1p@,bciratbet. Sn &o=
depeuce, CANADA. moIer ct fam, mob-
men Ieine Ultern.
@rono Sorts. 81. Sosfus,
ser griedii6e Golmetid1er, melder BE-
iduloigt lit. gigent5um ser &ortbern-
8obn erluns! gu bots,t. lit auf @runo
zines te(e2in!!iid:cn @rimd)tr 6es
5deriifs po1 S1ti;1ot tria6er perbaftet
mor6en. IS beiHt. baB bort cine dbn<
lide Nnflage gegen i'm erboben NOR
Sen lit. Sic gan5e 5abe erbdlt 6as
b11r9 biel gr0Bere 8eoel1tlng.
Sarge. Ser 5ta6tratb
i9raubt Sen Dedel INNER feiter lno
min mabri6einli@ idon ser Sugeno
Sic blo0itnnigen Hrobibitionsgeiebe
perboBt MAIDEN, 6enn er bat cine Ser
or6nung angenommen, 6ur6 melde
ser Sdlub ser BiQuro=&allen un6 @e-
ge1babnen %ongeoronet un6 ser @ein@
0erielben bon &erionen unter 18 Sab-
rem am 5onntag berboten miro. M119
eiirfen 2el1te unter 18 Sabren an Sen
g. ohentagen in 6ieien 8etrieben nidt
Ecid 0ftigt mer0en. Die Strafe Be-
t:0gt S. Bis $40.
@abpeton.-S oiepb Sin, Ser
19 Sabre lang megen qngebliden Mor
bes inn 8u6tbauie bon Moro=Dafota
|geieiien hat, un6- 6ur9 &ilfe bon
Treun6en freigelaiien mor6en lit, bat
einen 8rief bon Hafs, Seiterrei@, an
@errn 9. 6. Mor6en bier gei6rieben.
in 6em nidts bon SaB gegen feline
gerfolger, ion0ern nur ber3life Danf-
bartlett fir ale, sic linn moblgeiinnt
geneien un6 fir i'm yemirft baben,
entbalten lit. setne alte Mutter, bic
gIiidli9 lit, i'm pieoer gu baben,
idlieBt ii6 ieinen Danfesmorten ar.
6argo.-SS SIM 8ro5eB bon In6.
s. Sones, DEM 8anffaiiirer bon @l1g<
By, tpur6e gu Sage g%eforoert, baB linn
bon ser 8anf 100000 freoitirt rplr-
oen, fir Sic iie niht Sic geringiten
l1nterlagen erbalten bnt. Mub fnlide
8udungen mur6en ourb 6as 3ergniB
oes @ilfsfaiirers @lita6 feItgeitent. s.
$. SAL, ser Mgent Ser ct. MntbonD
9umber 60. bon &l1gbp, un6 glntpalt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-01-13


Is. g. Mc2onp bon Depils 2afe unter,
5eidneten Moten gum 8etrage bon
$35, fir sic file nur 6as @eripre-
6en empfingen, 0aB ME bon ibnen
3ablmng berlangt meroen miir6e. Ser
Sal 1T, iotpeit sic Mnflage in Srage
fommt, geidloiien.
Sabbafuta.
@atertomn.- Die 18 Mei=
len iiioli6 bon bier geIegene Ortidaft
@a1tlemoob lit tbeiIpeiie bon elmer
Beuersbrunit 5erit6rt mor0en. 3molf
@el9aftsgebau6e liegen in slide. Ser
S6aoen belauf ii9 auf ettpa $780,
900.
II, = Snfolge 6es gu
lammenltoBens zines Mrbeiter3ugeS
uno zines 5onoerfna9t5uges 5piiden
@retna mno @oscoe fomen 6rei Mrbei-
ter um's 2eben, un6 6ret, sic i6mer
perlebt mur0en, ftarben ipater. 3mei
mt6ere gerlebte baben Musitdt, nit
Sem 2eben 6%apon5ufommen. Sic Sea.
noen ser @erungliidten iino nod ni9t
feitge iteut.
0ea0moo6. = Mn5ei6en 6eu=
ten oarauf fin, 6aB sic Mrbeit in ser
&omeltafe Mine nod in 6ieiem Monat
mieoer aufgenommen mer0en mfrs.
Dieier 8e6lel miro berporgebra6t So
0urh, 6aB Ste Mrbeiter fi6 in 6ie
@idt=nntonliite ser @eienidaft einge=
tragen baben. gS fat ii6 in elmer
aminierten Notwithstanding sic
~@omeitafe 9opal Seagne" gebiloet,
melde it6 5u feiner Union befennt.
Gin @elu6 um @ie6ereroffnung 0es
@erfes lit an superintendent @rier
geridtet mor6en. Ct miro @ere6nun=
gen onitellen un6 feline @ti6ei0ung in
Ser laufen0en @o6e befannt geben.
&%igbmore.- Snforporotions=
artifel mur6en fir sic Smaba @e=
itern & 2incoln &abn nit 4auptquar=
tier in &igbmore un6 elmer @ei6afts=
ite1e in 2incoln, Neb., binterlegt. Sic
lit NIT So, 0 600 fapitaliiirt. Die
8obn iou 200 Meilen lang fem un6
ii6 BON Smaba na6 Settings NIT eli
ner Bmeiglinie nod 2incoIn ans6eb=
mem.
Dea0moo6. - Sreeman &nop-
les, Ser friibere &ongreBmarn uno
&erousgeber zines ip5ialiitiiden $50
denblattes, mur0e in elmer offentIiben
Sibung ser @ountpfommiiiare bon
@bamber &elar aus 2ea6, Sem Mn=
palt ser &omeitafe 8ergmerfsgelem=
i@aft, 6ur6gepeitl6t. &erar betrat
6as @er iamlungs5immer un6 erfldr=
te, er tonne Sic Mngriffe bon &noples
in 6eiien @latt nidt ldnger ertragen.
garauf bieB er i'm feline 8ri1e ab-
nebmen, tporanf Sic @refution folg-
tie. Mtt Miibe muroen 6te bei6en bon
sen &ommiiidren un6 oem Diltrifts=
anpalt getrennt. a
Soma.
Dubuque. - 9a augeni6ein=
lid ser itarfe S6neefau in Soma nod
a1f unbelttmmte 3eit anbaIten mfrs,
boben iammtlide 8abnge|euidoften in
Soma @eiiung erlaiien, Sen 6ra@tper=
febr ~borlaufig ein5uiteuen. Simmer
Fin beriu6en sic 8obnen nod, menig-
items SEN 8aiiagierperfebr aufredt gu
erbalten, menn a16 sic 8ii9e fait uber
al 8eripdtlngen bon flint Big neun
lStun6en baben. SsSn Mariba1topn
muBte iogar Ser @aiiagierperfebr ein=
geitem meroen. Mus alien Ebet1en
ser Stooten Soma un6 5iio=Dofota
miro beridtet, 6aB MIR nod menig
&obIe borratbtg lit, un6 6aB Elm ernft-
1ider Mangel an &ei5ungs-M aterial
6robt. Snfo1ge Ser Storung 6eS Ser
febrs 6ur6 Sen beftigen Shneefan
iin6 sic 8ubnen ni9t in ser Gage, bel
ab5ubelfen.
9iour Ctr. = 6. 81. Meogee,
6eiien @eielidaft iiber 100000 8ar-
gels berfiigt, bat @ermeiiungen uno
einen Hlan gum 8au elmer 2inie bon
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&dntorrbotoet 8cbetlt lit 6 bis IL
9QQett.

Iaso Ointment it earantirt. bab es iraenb einen
mdrts iioBen6en 6dmorrboiben in 6 bis IA Faaen
beilt. ODER 6a3 @el6 tuiro suriidertattet. SOC
5abri5irt BON Der HariS Meoicine Co.. ct. 2uuis.
mn.
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Gttte Grfdlt,tttg gebetlt 1T ettteut
900e.

Netint qaratrue Bromo Guirtine SabIettden.
Mpotheter eritatten bas @elo 3uriid. nenn e8 6ei.
jeoer dadtel Csc. Sabrisirt BON Der @aris Me=
bicine A.. CT. Epui8. Mp.
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2ot 1-22<125=30. 1,50O
6. 81. @unb an Geo.. 8ebr, Qots
9otS 2 &8, Blod 9, Saine8 goo,
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g. 8enbersait an s a. See, 2ot 8,
Blt. 12-Saut Centre ........ $500
Is &eltner on 81. 8. @uenger, 60
S@G u. M.-31.123. 32...... 5000
S. so 8ente on s.. &erbranbion,
M2, Sg84, II. a., 17z124<35...... 1000
Bm. soule an g. $. @iper, Sets
unb 8, u. a-33zl23.27. ........ $500
9bos Sanep an 81. 6. Canon, Mg4,
1880
8. l1pbus OIL 6. lupus, MgB4, s,
12e-55..............::........ 5000
g. $. &rap a 81. 9beis, 2ot 2, SIT
81 u. a., Cob Spring. ......... $50
Clinton Muggli an u. Sbeilen, She'll
ben @@4, S84-14z123<3O.... 1900
y. Sdmibt on 8. S. @dmibt, g.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
$. S@wieters, CT, an S. @tabt=
berr, N@ 4<g2tp4S34=125<S3 .... 1000
81. q. Coles an $. 9ennentemp,
@e4<@ e4-ss1ss<aa-.....:: 1000
u. @9nanfe an Mic. 8ed, S2=
@@4E4<125-sa..:...: ....... 5000
$. &emper on sos. Bete, Sc,
g, s@4 u.o.........:..... $500
u S@mibt an Sobn Bauer, ST.,
es<se4 u. a., S5,lsse3a... 49,. $500
Sobn Sang an 8. 9orman. She'll
bon Got is u a., 19>12ss31.. 49,. $500
Amador ledger., 1910-10-14

of the Barnard medal, which Columbia
College bestows upon a leader IN
science once in five years. 1t is
claimed that Prof. Rutherford's dis
coveries have demonstrated that all
physical matter is the same in its
ultimate constituents, that the differ
ences between the so-called elements
are differences of arrangement of the
constituents, and that continual
evolution or change is in progress, one
element passing into another. The
Rontgen rays opened the way to the
discovery Of radio-ativity and of a
series Of radioactive substances that
pass into one another. OF the three
kinds of radiation Of these substances.
the alpha rays have been found by
Rutherford to be positively electrified
particles of helium, moving with
speeds up to one tenth the velocity of
light; the beta rays are negatively
electrified corpuscles, with veloclties
at times about equal to that of light
and the gamma rays are uneiectritied
and not unlike Rontgen rays. The
radiation Of the particles much smaller
than atoms, it is pointed out, is much
like an escape of vitality while one
element is changing to another,
The reversible turbine Of G. De
Laval and e. Fagerstron consists of a
vaned wheel with two concentric sets
of oppositely curved vanes. Helical
passages between concentric conlcaI
shells form sets of nozzles discharging
the steam against either the for
ward" or "astern" vanes, and re
ceive steam from annular chambers,
from one to the other OF which it is
turned at will by a hollow conical
steam valve, with sideports. The
shafts, gearing, ETC., are those of the
ordinary De Lava turbine motors.
The cephalopod mollusks known as
argonauts really act as submersible
power boats. Instead of spreading
their membraneous arms as sails, as
they have been long fabled to do, the
creature propels itself by ejecting
water from its siphon. At the Naples
Geological Station, Signor Baglioni
has found that 1t does not always re-
main on the surface, as naturalists
have supposed, but, by eXhaustlng the
air from its shell, it can sink and
travel under water.
Amador ledger., 1910-10-14
THE HIGH SCHOOL QUESTION.

We believe the ulness time has arrived when the people
of Amador county should be provided with the facilities of
county high school The proposition will meet with little
opposition if the campaign its behalf is conducted with
ordinary discretion AS the situation stands the move
ment far likely be injured in the house of It's
friends than hands of its opponensif there
Let ieaousies be reegated the background The
proposed high school should be treated in broad and liberal
spirit step toward the educational betterment OF the
entire county, and the advancement of particular
section thereof is perfectly proper for or district
call meeting of its citizens discuss the matter or Or
ganize to help along independent of any other secon with
out being accused of buting in being prompted by -
proper motives All discussion Of the location OF the school
should be avoided at this time 1t has nothing to do with
the question before the and to drag i'll is any
thing but helpful Furthermore writer in the Dispatch
hcarsay only without giving any facts therefor
that the apalists opposed to the high school project
We do believe there any basis of truth in such state
ment and the effect is prejudice worthy cause What
is gained by trying array class against class The
fact is the danger of miscarriage les with the comparatively
small taxpayers in outlying districts who keeny feel the
burden of meeting the demands of the collector matters
now stand and fearful of any that gives promise of
increasing the burden,
The Ledger for county high school, and good one
-oue that will compare avorably with other institutions of
like character the outside. We indulge in visionary
ideas general up of education the outcome of such
school But Anlador under obligation keep step with
the times and provide within her borders school facilities for
graduates from the schools. And while the Of
maintaining such school will be considerable 1t cannot be
strongly impressed upon the voters that 1t does not nee
essary follow that the rate must be proportlonatey
raised We have hesitation aging that with the exercise
of economy and without any sacrifice of efficiency i'll
spect county high school may be kept up without any
serious increase property There is why
this should be insisted upon by the voters radical
change of officers necessary make this possible The
system of voritism be dropped and the of the
county faithfully collected.
Amador ledger., 1910-10-14
Died at Martinez

After lingering illness, due prin-
cipally to old age, Mrs E. j. Wool
cocks, who had long been a resident of
Back Diamond, and also at the mines
IN the early days, passed away Monday
at Martinez, aged go years, being the
sole surviving member of the family.
The deceased was native of England,
but had spent the greater part of her
life in this county, and was we'll
known and highly respected by all
in this vicinity. Funeral services were
conducted Wednesday at the Lackey
residence. Black Diamond, under the
auspices of the Pythian sisters lodge
of that place, and were largely at
tended. Many beautiful floral pieces
were presented by dear friends. Rev.
W. Fl. Cooke of Oakley, delivered a
touching funeral sermon. The inter
ment took place at the Masons' and
Odd Fellows cemetery at this place,
being in charge of undertaken George
Higgins. Antioch Ledger.
Amador ledger., 1910-10-14
Jackson Meets Defeat

The final ball game of the season
on the local grounds was played on
Sunday last, between picked nine
from the county players and the
Vineyards of Sacramento.
The Sacramento players arrived here
about noon in two large autos. About
2 p. M. a portion of Jackson's band
assembled in front of the National
hotel, and played several selections,
after which they drove to the ball
grounds in large busses.
The attendance at the grounds VIZ
large, but the game was described
many as being positively rotten, a.
the score in the final inning stoo
eleven to nothing, in favor of tn,
visitors.
Amador ledger., 1910-10-14

MISCELLANY
Reported weekly for the Ledge

Life in Interplanetary Space Bridge
Strengthening by Injections Danger
IN Anaesthetics Radum Cure
Iron for Concrete Casting
in Rotary Molds Reversible Tur-
bines-The Myth OF the Argonaut's S
"Sail.
Amador ledger., 1910-10-14

The proposition bond the state for for sys
tenn of highways is considered deadertan be overWhem
ngy defeated the coming election is not being advo
Gated anywhere but the contrary being condemned in
every The bonding propositions for the improve
ment of San Francscos harbor will involve dollar of
property The principal and interest of the bonds
to be paid collected by the habor commits
soners for wharfage and dues There need be hes
tancv in voting for these bonds from fear of ping up
extra tax The only bonding proposition left to raise
FIVE million dollars in aid of the PanamaPachc exposition i'll
San Francisco in 1915 This proposes raise the sum by
taxation years Every county expects to be benefited
by the influx of people attracted by that fair 1t is just the
of thing bring Amadors to the notice
intending settlers and The small matter
when borne y the property of the entire state and should
be voted checrfuy as good investment proposition.
Amador ledger., 1910-10-14

We publish in another column the tax rate levied by the
respective counties for the year. The lowest rate is
in Kern county where 81 80 deemed sufficient to raise
enough money for and county purposes Of course
the vast oil industry that section has contributed material
ly in making such low possible by swelling the assess
men roll to the handsome of $5235o546 Yuba county
has the distinction of having the heaviest burden-$26o
Amador occupies medium position, with rate of $S5
There are 81 counties with lower and 20 with ahgher rate
Amador stands conspcGousy overstePpng the 4oc
limit for road PURPOSES without resortug to the law author
iziug a special levy for main roads.
The sun., 1910-05-16
MRS. DOROTHY LAWSON Found.
1Oung Woman VINO EscaDed From Mrs.
GoNlgan o. Restored % Her.

A telephone message was received
at the Third Precinct station in Jersey
City last night from a man who gave
his name a. McCallum. saying that M
had found Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, the
young Nashville. n. c.. woman who was
stranded in the Pennsylvaia Railroad
station. Jersey City. on Friday, and who
escaped on Saturday from Mrs. Mary
GoEigon Of 81 Carlton avenue. in whose
custody she was placed by the police.
McCalhim explained. the police said
that he recognised Mrs. lawson last
evening as abe was passing his house By
the description Of the missing woman
which hs had read in yesterday morning =
paper. He also said that he had taken
the young woman back 20 Mrs. Gofhgon's .
home.
Lieut.. Frank Mehan Of the Third Pre-
cinct reported 20 Capt. Cody that he was
told By Mrg. GofAgon thar MTs. Lawson
was at the house. and that her brother.
John Roberts Of Asheville. was IN New
York and would take charge OF his daugh-
ter.
Mrs. GotiRou refused last night 10 talk
about Mrs. tAwson's diaappearanee and
recovery The young woman is believed
70 be dsmented
John Roberts, a lawyer Of Ashevills
y. C., called at the Third Precinct station
late last night and told Lieut. Mohan a
story Of the Wanderngs Of his sister
Mn. lawson. He said that her mind
had been deranged a. the result Of too
close application 10 the study of music
She was taken 90 st. Augustine by her
mother for a rest on the advice ot ply.
aician and while there she disappeared
with ti5s belonging 20 her mother,
She went 10 Chicago and later spent
a week az Atlantic City. where she left a
suit caaa IN q hotel She then stopped
for q while in q New York hotel and left
a diamond bracelet with the hotel clerk
a. security for an unpaid board bill Mr.
Roberts said that he received a telegram
from his sister. asking him % send her
$50 % che Pennsylvania Railroad station
In Jersey City and went there on Saturday
expecting 20 find her when she called for
the money.
lie spent Saturday afternoon AZ Bel
mont Park. thinking that she might be
found there. Her hush and Ia a book
maker. Later he learned that his sister
had been picked up in Jersey City and
had subsequently disappeared from the
home Of Mrs. GOfiiROn. Mrs Roberto
aaid that Mrs. lawson told him she spent
Saturday night At the home OF Mrs.
IIetOre, a friend. al eO8 81. Nicholas ave-
nue.. Manhattan, and returned % Jersey
City last evening % find Mrs GOifigon.
whose address had sipned her mind
She was looking for Mrs. GofilgOn's home
when McCallum recognized her.
The sun., 1910-05-16
SHOWEDEUROPE NARSsCiNALS.
Pref. LsWell's PhSt0s Convinced Some
skepsies He 10 AFTER the Genet New.

Prof. LoWelI's PhStos Convinced Some
skepties-Be 10 AFTER the Genet Now.
Prof. Percival Lowell. who has an OBJ
servatory at Flagstaff. Arizona. and who
discovered not long ago more canals and
also vapOr on Mars. returned yesterday
aboard the American liner New York from
Europe. where he has spent the last several
months lecturing about the red planet and
presenting his theories thereon. He was
accompanied by his wife. who was Miss
Constance Savage Keith Of Boston. He
is Bostonian and nonresident professor
Of astronomy in the Massachusetts, In
stitute Of Technology.
In his lectures before scientific societies
and institutions in Berlin. Paris. LondOn
and other cities on the other side the pro-
foasOr was received with enthusiasm.
Scientific men Of distinction who had
been sksptical about the existence of
canals on Mars told him they were con-
vinced Otherwise after they had looked
At photographs taken at flagstaff The
professors impression seemed 10 bs that
hs had banished doubt from the European
scientific mind In regard 70 the reality Of
the canals.
The professor was reluctant 10 talk
about tho comet. although be admitted
that after FsturninG 70 biz homo In Boston
BE- would 60 out 70 Flagstaff and study
the visitor until L got out of sight. he
did say that there would b. no terrestrial
results from tho earth's contact with the
cOmetary gasea. Cabin passengsfs BY
the New York said the professor ESvs
some open air talls about the comet
on the New YOTks trip.
The sun., 1910-05-16
DIED.


BRADLEY - suddenly. 81 Brooklyn, v. Y, "a
May r. 1910. william Fisks Bradley. N ne
ssth year Of his age.
funeral services viii be hsld a. Holy Ttiau
Church. Chnton and Montague sia. Brookiyn.
Tuesday evening. Nay u. a. O'Clock.
EARLE.-on friday. Nay "a. 1910. 81 Newark
y. J.. Ralph ID. Earle In hls T2d year
Funeral service 81 his late residence a.
7th av., On Mood ~. May u. AZ /: O'eloct.
JONES-On Friday. May u, 1910. at MS re-
dence. $50 PARK Av.. New YOgk civ. Q.
= Beach Jones. In ne ssth yeag o. a'
Funeral services at Unlverxity Place ChgrcA
ioth 81, on M0nday a. 10 A. a. HndJ
omit aoNers. lnterment a. Tarryiovs.
kNACER.-suddsnly. % Nay "a. MsH Knass'
services -iRn FuNERAL cHUhoH.- ai West ~
o. HRANK 2. cANRnELL BLDol. Sunday y
NeAfEE.-on Nay "a 1870. a. his resdeu.s
81 West i22d g.. Robert MeAfcs husbtle =
TIE late Rosetta Clyde.
Funeral services viii BE- heid at ths Togrh
Reformed PreabyteriAn Church. Id o.
west Of 8th av.. on Mouday a. taOPM To-
tsument GraeaWOod Csmstsry
Members Of n ON 0UAnb AssocfAriox ~
rMn rwELFTM RndIMElsT arc invitsa % o..
tend ne funeral Of cur late eomrsds -a7t
hu1Nrt AcAtee.
CO.. JoHN s. El11aos. Prssiisa
Members oi coNPANE. wEnsrEa Li1Hf
GuAHDA TwELFrm RnanENT. are iuEisi
70 attend ne funeral of our Ats cag'th
Robert NcAfea.
Dawn q. MoEmvMT. SeCrsNa
hcKAY.-on Nay y. ipio st bis residence o.
hdgcvisR av, Whits Plains. y. Y. l'a1
EDWARDS Mckay. Funeral Monday 20 20 A.
from - 1ohnis Church. White PHna
WsshinEtol. D. C.. BspsH please oopy
MERsRREAU--At EuKhbsth. n. J.. On Ma "a
1910. william s Nerssreau. age :. year
FUNERAL services 81 Ne First Prelny irriAl
Church, EnEabeth. y. J.. Monday afifGlo1-'
May ". 1910. 81 o'ciock
orlNN.-The remains of Joha Augusta Qg.an
iormsv attorney and solicitor Of puns9nnoc
ireland. no died siddeniY N Nsw Vofk ~
tho tuh Instant Of heart failure. were 'ae
10 naiiluinre. Nd. uhere ne funeral to-
pilrc from the homa Of ~. CJdsy. 49,
Lafayette ~. Reanlem mass va tah
Immacuiais Coaocpaon church aud nis'
ment vas made N Holy Cross CemsEE1 %
ne ihmily lot oi Mn John Oxen
RUTHERFoRD.- ~ NAY ~. Nlmaaa Lyali Rg'5
eTto5d. Services TN PUEEaAL cEUleA, -
Wssit5ds cAnElm1 nln1) 8ludaTi P. y