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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21

los momentos en- que pasara ell come
ia HALEY entire la terra y ell sol. Pa
ra apreciar la importancia que todas
estas investigaciones tienen, basta-
ria precisar que hasta dentro de IS
amos no tendra la humanidad oca-
sion de volver a observar ese cometa
Cuando el Sc mostr6 a los hombres
en- 1885, el arte de fotograflar 10:
cuerpos celestes era desconocida
Ahora Sc podran reservar a las fu
turas variaclones de vlstas del graz
fen6meno.
La OCCASION de fotografiar ell come.
ia HALEY durante ell mes de mayo
debia ser extraordinaria. Entire Ia
terra y ell cometa solo ell Is de mayo
habia - millones dc millas de dis
tancia. Los astronomers Sc pregun.
tan que es 10 que pasarfa cuando Ia
| terra atravesase lacola del cometa
A despecho de las alarmas y dc
los concentrates teoricos, los astro'
nomos han dicho que no pasarfa ma
da. Afirmaban que para ell dia Is Ia
cola tendrfa proximamente $4,000
600 de millas de largo y que ell luce
ro o nucleo distaria de la terra II
100000 millas.
! Como la coincnlencia debia tene
lugar durante la noche, SC estaba Sc
guro de que no serfa visible en- est
parte del mundo. Pero como la coll
del cometa Sc considerable que pa
saria del lugar en- que, con relaciol
del cometa, estaria la terra, Sc SUI
puso que la parte de la terra que n
viera el fen6meno directamente oh
servaria, no obstante, algdn cambi
Ell el paisaje del cielo, Pero NADIA S
ha visto, a 10 menos en- Puerto Rice
De todos los cometas que de item
po en- tempo suelcn hacerse visible
el de Haley es cl mas interesante
; siendo ell mas antique del que Sc tn
'vo conocimiento puesto que fu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21

En- forma de calor desenvolveria
$500 millones de millones
de calorias (una caloria es la can
tidad de calor requerida para elevar
la temperature de un kilogramo de
aqua, algo como dos libras, a un gra-
do centigrado) Cuando esta masa
chocara con las rocas no solo las con-
vertiria en- liquido sino en- impalpa-
blelvapor.
Todo este por un comparativamen
te pequeilo cometa. Ahora sup6nga =
Sc 81 fuere en- realidad ell choque con
un gran cometa, 10 que pasarfa. I'm
|cometa fue visto en- 1911 que tenia
un nucleo de mas de un million Gle
millas de diametro, pero aparente-
mente la mas solida parte de ese in
menso nucleo era solo como de unas
500 millas de diametro. La misma
autoridad al diameto del nucleo del
Itercer cometa del 1913, unas 5000
millas. Justamente tantas como Sc
consideran a Ia parte s6lida del q. sc
acerca. Ell cometa de Donatis visto
en- 1S5Stenia segun Chambers un nu
cleo de $500 millas de diametros.
No seria facil hacer una pinturs
limaginaria de las consecuencias de
nucleo de un cometa con la terra. .
tai cosa sucediera los ASTRONOMERS p'
drian predecir ell momento de la co
lisi6n con mucho tempo de anticipa
cion y tambien el lugar del mundo
en- donde ell choque debia ocurrir. n,
habria escape nj podriamos hace
frente q las conSecuencias cualesqui'
ra que elias fuesen.
Con mucha anticipation al Is d.
mayo, los astronomers han hecho el
ell mundo entero, preparativos par;
observar cuanto les fuera posibl
al cometa Haley.
Sc ha tratado de obtener las ma
abundantes y mejores fotoerafia
J del paisaje celeste, especialmente el
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21
Ell LIlBR0 DE LA VIDA.

Cada dia Y cada hora escriben en-
el libro de la vida una Erase, una pa
labra o una interrogation.
Hay paginas risueias en- que ella :
rea ell alba Y Ia dicha sonrfe: lineas
rectas trazadas con la firmeza de
una determination; frases de escri-
tura atoImentada en- que tiemblan
las lagrlmas; palabras incompletas
signos, puntos.
Be retuercen a veces los renglones
y las palabras fluyen, vuelan, 8 Sc
arrastran y Sc estancan finalmente
en- no colmadas lagunas.
Alberto esta ell libro de la vida A
las diarias impresiones; de fuera vie
nen el todas las voces exteriores
para filarse en- sus pag;nas y 81 eS
,verdad que unas veces perfuman v
regocgan el espfritu que Sc recoge
entire las hoias, tambien hieren de
pronto Y desgarran rudamente eI
: henzo interior II. reproduce las Va :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21

orecisado en- el aho II antes de la
era cristiana. La orbita de este CO.
meta es de las mas estrechas y puede
recorrerla en- IS amos, Ell descubrl-l
,miento de este hecho tiene relaclonI
con su nombrc en- 1852, al estudiarle
HALEY lie dio ell suyo.
En- el presente viaje este cometa
fue visto por primera vez ell II de
Septiembre ultimo. Fue Max. Wolf.
/ Heidelberg, quien hacienda totogra-
| fias del cielo lie descubrio en- la for
ma de una pequena mancha, en- I'm
negative. LIE llam6 la atenci0n, que
aquella mancha Sc moviera Y que no
estuviera en- la misma posisi6n en-
jtodos los negatives. Por aquel item
ipo ell cometa llevaba una velocldad
de 1000 millas por minute en- direc-
lci6n al sol. En- Septiembre l6 el pro-
Ifesor L. +. Barnard descubrio csc
cometa con ell telescopio de 40 pull
gadas de Yerkes y desde entonces
muchos fotografos empezaron a sa-
Ecar vistas de 6l.
Durante la primera parte del alo
| Iel cometa fue invisible porque Sc ha-
llaba, con relacion a la terra, en- la
parte opuesta del sol. Cuando alcan-
rzo SUI prehihelio y emprendi6 su ca,
= mino de regreso, fut POGO 4 pocc
lacercandose a la terra. El maNlmr
1 de proXimidad fuf ell Is dc mayo.
Durante los tiempos biblicos J
/ durante la edad media, los habitan
ties de la terra cobraron mucho te
NOR al cometa HALEY, relaclonan
: dole con ciertos episodios historicos
} En- ell ano S37 durante el reinado dc
2 Luis ! el Pho en- Francia. aparecit
. este cometa. Fl pueblo Sc alarmt
= mucho Y un sabio fllosofo prcdilt
s,la muerte del rev. Este hizo inme
,idiatamente una consulta sus obs
Il pos los cualcs lie dijeron que dehi;
iIedi:icar iglesias y fundar monaste
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21
Il Cometa en-
e| Iecjnto NoTte
Multitud de personas Sc 81
tuaron en- las m murallas pa
ia verlo.
COntiula Ia muchacheria mo-
lestando a los fieles que csn-
curren a la iglesia de Sau
Jose.

Siguen los desordenes dc chiqui
Hos en- el atrio de San lose e interior
de la misma iglesia mientras 50 estan
hacienda las novenas, perturbando
el recogimiento dc los fieles que en-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21
WISH T ANTE
1..#r.
ME 7 A.

de quesla terra.
Ell cometa de HALEY no es tan
grande como elcometa de 1882, pero
hace dos meses antes de mostrarse
tan active como esta ahora su nucleo
era de 100000 millas. Ell hide febre.
10 ell professor Barnard midio la cola
yhalB ser del5,0OO,OOO millas de lal
90 y este era dos meses antes de lie
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21

do cl comota Y hacienda comentaric
Estc ha aparccido bastante alto
pcro muv apagad0.
I'm Ia plaza de San Jose fu6 salu-
dado con una saliva dc gritos V apla,
sos. pOr los muchachos de todo aoueI
barrie.
AlGunos ficles deiaron Ia novens
para Yer al cometa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21

tales ocasloncs necesitan tener. Son
muchas las quejas que formula el vc.
clndario.
Ha causado gran exitaci6n la apa
rici6n del cometa Haley en- el Qeste
de las murallas del recinto norte, la
plaza de San Jose vetase anoche cua,
jada dc immense gentio contnmrla't.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-21
Como aparecio So
bre Jerusalem, el
conaeta de 1900,
proximo a la
epoca de las cru
zadas.

rios. .Asi 10 hizo, pero muri6 3 amos
despues:
Una de sus mas celebres aparicioI
mes ocurri6 en- 1856 tres amos des-
pues de la captura de Constantino-i
pla por los turcos. Scgun Jos histo-)
riadores el cometa HALEY presento-
Sc entonces con una larga cola de
Ibrillante color de ORC. Toda Europa
Sc alarmo y cl papa Calixto III orde
no que sc tocara Los Angelus tres
Iveccs al dia con objeto de protejer-
Sc Il UNI tempo de los turcos y de
los cOmetaS.
Los que hayan visto ell diagrama
q. public6 el jueves LA Correspon-
dencia' Sc habran fijado en- una
.particularidad de la cual NADIA
hemos dido todavia. O ell diagra-
ma cs err6neo en- su dibujo, o en-
la coincidcncia del cometa de Ia
terra y del sol csta tambien
eel planeta mercurio. 81 este hu.
biera sido asi; la cola del CO.
meta, asi como hace algunos dias
Sc cruzo en- el camino con Venus,
-habria envuelto Ell SUI larga cabelle-
ra q mercurio.
y partir de hoy, las noticias que
SC reciban han de tener un vivo in
tere.s. Este diario espera tener a los
lectores al cornente de las noticias
que Sc informen de todo el mundo
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10
ESKIMO SNOW HOUSE.
The Way These BEEHIVE Shapes Dwell
inss Are ccrs.rue:ca.


The Eskimo Vault IS true dome
1, e1ests no outwa7. tarus. and re-
eu;res no temporary scaEo,d-nE. i
IS also unique i, that is material IS
not brick or stone, ID. STOW.
The construction IS used Tor the
beehive shaped winter houses Of
these so called savases and IS spiral
il plan. \ row .: blocks IS first
laid on the ground in a circle Or,
more exactly. a polggon. Each q
these has q slightly slant Top, and
each thus raises lis surface . little
beYond the last until when the cir
Gle is completed the gap IN heiEh.
between the last and irs- blocks
gives the thickness fo- the follow
ing courses. In these the upper
ard lower surfaces q each block
are parallel, as in a brick, but the
gradual upward trend given BY the
first course IS Of necessity main
tanned.
In each successive round the
snow bricks are leaned inward more
BY having their lower surfaces
sliced of 10 beTel. If set square
II end 10 end they would before
long lean inward 50 lar that they
would tumble. For this reason the
end Of the block last laid is cut at
an angle. The next following block
has the joining end slaneed at the
reverse angle. Thus ii fits in be-
hind the preceding and Is prevented
by it from slipping inward
As the house grows the circles
become smaller until al last only
an irregular polygonal opening IS
left. This is sMed with q wedge
shaped block cut 10 shape. 1t IS.
however, not a keystone, as tie re-
mainder OF the structure supports
itself.
The blocks OF firm snow are usu-
ally dressed outside and handed for
placing 20 the man on the inside.
The last block he holds up with one
hand, slices TO shape with his ivory
knife in the other and drops into
position. He is then entirely IN
closed in the vault. Only after the
house itself is entirely completed
does he cut out the low door. which
TO keep out the cold as much as
possible IS only big enough TO crawl
through.
A long, low tunnel is then built
in front Of the door to break the
force Of the aretics icy blasts. Even
the window is present. \ small
aperture is cut out over the door
and filed with a pane OF clear, thin
ice. All that is omitted IS the aue
or chimney. Whatever heat IS pro-
duced By the seal oil lamps IS want
ed inside, warmth being a more Sc
r;ous necessity in the climate than
ventilation OF freedom from smoke.
Scientific American.
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final hve-year proof. to establish
claim to the land above described.
before Charles 3. Carey, judge and
ex-oincio clerk of the county court,
at l nton. North Dakota. on the
18th Gay of November. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Geor se Wolfer. of Winona, n. D.
John Bender. Of Winona, n. d.
Geor se Nelson. Of Winona. N. d.
Jaco Munsch. of Winona, n. D.
M. H. Jewell, Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10

(Seri IL No. O7356.) Oct. 10 Nov. 10.
Notice FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
US. Land Office at Bismarck, N. D.,
October /, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that
Christ. O. Gorder,
Of Marie. North Dakota. who, on
October 26, 1905. made Homestead
Entr.g No. 32O41, Serial No. 07356.
for the northeast quarter Of Section
II. Township 1873 north, Range "a
west of the Fifth Principal Meridian.
has fled notice of intention to make
final five-year proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before Charles B. Carley. judge and
ex-oiiicio clerk of the county court,
at Linton. North Dakota, on the 18th
day Of November, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Orvil E. Parsons, of Marie. N. d.
Henry Shaft, of Marie, N. D.
Ben Christianson, of Marie. N. d.
Joseph Mitzel, of Marie, N. d.
M. H. Jewell. Register.
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hsr Good Nature.

"Weu, john said slr. Lo7elong
TO the seven-year-old brother Of his
faaeee, ayou vii miss yoar sister
when ! take her away, viii you
not:'
Tm, yes.w said John slowly.
Il viii give you penny said
Mr.. Lovelong, If you viii tell NE
what you viii miss her most for
II guess it viii be the pennies
she gives me," replied JOHN.
'Haw said Mr.. LoTelong. who
expected to hear some encomiunls
Of his faneee's good nature. What
does she give you pennies Tor
Not to touch her front hair
when she has curled it and left it
on the table to COOL" said John IL
the astonished NJ. Lovelong Lon
don Answers.
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Bids Wanted Building Barn

Sealed bids viii be received by ,he Rnard
of Directors of Glanavnn scheol District No.
i, county OF Emmons, state Il North Dakota
up TO = . clock y M. SATURDAY., Novcniber Y
1910. for doing the following described work
such bids TO be opened on the day and "
the hour herein named nj u meeting 10 ~
held il, Putnam school house, In said Clan
avon district:
Bulls lug a barn on the grounds Of school
house No g in said district. said harn Is 10
be ltN-4 feet in dimensions, With s-fsat
posts INA sils, PA studs. .-toof cenier>. "a
rafters Sides u be sheathed with No, ship
laps: roof Of No 3 boards two m.neer>, one
in either end: two partitions. Snilt OF NJ
nd shcathed on both SIDES: one door, ~.
hung on tubular track: roof nne-autri.r
,aitcb. tar-papered ana >L!usi,d A., 10 The
,~eather. corner boards and OPENINGS cii>rd
ANY other Information wanted by pros
e.eiiv.. bidders can be obtained NJ The rosi
dvace ~ the District Clerk ia sad Glauavosi
seGool District.
fae Board reserves the rishssto reje., ANY
and all bids
| avon school District. No.A
Dated Oct. Is. 1910.
(octsl .noyl0) District Cork.
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he allowed. The restdu. al LID ..ra,. :.

ne allowed The re>tdGspf said estate b. IS
triouted 10 tile persons t.lsr.uritS EMIT -
ms administration cso>ed and b.. Is. .-
snarsea; nat Saturday the i9th.lay - No.
Neinber, \. Il, lsi9. Al ten ocloc4 in Ills. -
noon OF fhat Gay a. TIC courf-sth1r1is az ;il.,
court, IN the e9lst cslse, IN the city 81 En-
ton, county Of fnaIp9t.> ana state Il Na-;ii
nakota has uven aIly appointed IS as
court Tor the settlement thereof. 1T whls1
i!ne ana piase at. person Interested IL; s4s.
estate may appear .ud tii.s MS ,.,ee pfs1a> 10
wrtits 10 said acc9uit aaG. u-st..sc.. All
contest tile >ai.4e
And yea.. iiie assoye-uaTlssd re>t,sn .si.i-.
ana each u YOU. her IS cited ana re-
CURED then aaa there ~ ~ ans. ;.;li,esr -.
fore this court. ana >tscx ,.s,ss my VS.
naNe, Why SAD ac,g,l. IT shan ,tr -
NY ftsauc u said estate q lstri fslss rt., &C
n y .,.tlI>,rat:el OF sa.; estate ca>-l auG SAD
Henry !. frt,ze, admin s,rs.:ssr al 81: estate
De discharged
Dated the i>sh il4.y II sls,-fs..- Iil..g
% Inc tuNft tti .EII1> GALLEY
lulce x ;a- tSlGns 9lfi
i;ei the !orecci.l- II >trgs5 IS ~. isailon
IN fiilui9ns souaty Recon- HI. t9ar >acess-
slve weeks
CHARTS + AELEY
uoce u thr -Et ) lcl-.
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He Had Done Enough.

Fellow citizens,' said the candi-
date, u have fought against the In
dams / have often had no bed bat
the battlefield and no canopy but
the sky. / have marched over the
frozen ground till every step has
been marked with blood I
His story told well till a dried up
looking voter came to the front.
tI'll be darned if you llain,t done
enough for your country Go home
and rest. I'll vote for the other
fellow. Success Magazine.
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NUtIIt Is HS1tUy SI'S-I lIIdI
Johannes Giesinger.

Johannes Giesinger,
OF Linton, North Dakota. who, ON No
vemher Is. 1905, made Homestead
Entr,. No. 3224O. Serial No. 0743S.
for the southeast quarter of Section
10, Township 13l north, Range IS
west of the Fifth Principal Meridian.
has fed notice of intention to make
final iive-year proof, to establish
Slain to the land above described,
before Charles B. Carley, Judge and
E.x-Oiiicio Clerk of the County Court.
at linton North Dakota, on the 26th
day Of November, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lorerz Masset, of Linton. N. d.
STAINS Aus Masset, of Linton, n D.
John Schumacher. Of Linton. N. ID.
Sebastian Burgad. of Linton, N. d.
NJ. H. Jewell. Register.
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Survival Of . custonn.

On gateposts You will frequently
find stone ball. WHO would ever
suppose that tie balls on the gate
posts we're the heads of family enc
mics It was once the custom to
stick your enemys CORY head as a
trophy on the gatepost On the
gates Of towns were stuck the heads
of traitorous persons. In old Lon
don, io- instance, the bridge gate
and Temple Bar were always dec
GRATED with CHASTITY relics Of the
kind, and the memory OF the Gus
tom survives on the gateposrs Of
modern suourban villas.
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Notice and Citation. Hearing
Final Account and Distribution.
stat, Of North Dasota, -.
county OF Eniruons.

>at,of North Dakota, -
county cf Emmon>.
In county Court: Before Hon Charles r.
Gariry. Judge.
Deceased
l'vnfy lIlritse. petitioner, vs.. Mary Nj.
lsfiiLs, Edgar fritae. Wilmer 4. Friike.
l>tcll,i \. Decker. Richard Decker Laura
Inllsner Elmer Falkncr Edn.. Friixe
and Natalie l'r,x., respondents. Notice
',nd citation hearing OF final account and
,lisirihut ION y estate.
He state. of North Dakota 10 the Above
'iaued Respondents:
On. the said Mary NJ Fri,aa Edgar &,
!sl'm, Miner T ltrltle. Es,clla 4 lircl>ot
!@nr,' Y ial'snor. Elmer falknor. Kdn,
tii1, am. Natalie Friize. are hereby notified
Tint ~ final as'ot OF the administrator, I, I
holm w liiisr. late of the city OF Luton. In
M county OF Emmons ana state OF North
l'ils 4, deceased. has been rendered to this
CONT, therein showing that til, ,sta q, sat,i
d,crlsrd Is ready for final settlement and
distributions aud potit,onin. that Ms account
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oLoeN TIME BEAUTIES.
The Wonderful Devices They Used 70
Retain Their charms.

/ Tie beauties of the past evident
" did not believe that the best cos
meTies lie in "the merry heart that
naketh a cheerful countenance,"
ior they depended very largely upon
artificial aid in the preservation Of
i the complexion.
The Empress Poppaea kept 100
asses to supply her bath Of milk
and always retired with mask OF
poultice Of bread and milk upon her
at night. Over thi. bladder was
drawn to exclude the air.
The eyebrows Of the Roman
beauty were tipped with black to re-
semble the Cox eyed Juno" They
were decorated with paints and
spriakled with perfumes and wore
a quantity of false hair or dyed Of
their own, according to the preva-
lent style of the time.
The Greek lady had retinue Of
maids who rubbed out the wrinkles
and shaded the face with red and
white paints, tinted her eyelids and
anointed the face with white Of egg
and goose grease to protect it
against the air and sun. They also
fad -ecipe to turn blue eyes into
black.
All through the history of IA
/ nous women we had ideas of the
bath as an improver Of the COM
I plexion.
Isabelle of Bavaria had enormous
decoctions Of chickweed poured into
hers; Queen Elizabeth bathed in
/ wine; Mary, queen of Scots, in milk,
Italian ladies IN warm blood, Nine.
Tallien in crushed strawberries and
raspberries poured into water, the
Empress Josephine in milk perfum-
ed with violets, and the beauties Of
the eighteenth century used such
iniusions as bouillon in which veal
bad been cooked, rosewater and
honey and juice Of barley mixed
with the yolk of an egg.
In the time OF Catherine de- Ne.
dici and her famous daughter, Mar.
guerire OF Valoi., the face was GOV.
cred at night with fine linen cloth
dipped in milk into which slices Of
lemon and orange, with sugar and
alum. had been laid or into dis
tillation of snails and lemons, bu,
the beauties Of the court Of Charlie!
II. Of England went further ane
applied crude quicksilver to theu
skin so that new one might come
n It's place. The Duchess Of New
castle especially recommended this.
Nearly all these fashions were de
rived from Italy. where the NOS
extravagant toilet arts were prac
ticed. Lucrezia Borgia is supposed
to have been a brunette, but sh,
| dyed her hair any color she pleased
When she went to Ferrara she mad,
her escort halt for days while sh,
| applied her cosmetics, and she dyet
her hair FIVE times during the Jour
ney.
In the eighteenth century Lad,
Coventry died from the effects o
rouge, as did many other wome,
less famous for their beauty.-Ex
! change.
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Qualified.

'SThat boy Of nine" said Nupopp
proudly, SIS going to be a great
baseball enthusiast some day
S1'd Like to know how YOU can
tell,' rejoined his friend Bleecher.
He's only two weeks old
Yes said Nupopp, 'sbut he can
se-l louder than any chap Of his age
and weight,I ever. saw. Chicago
/ News.
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A Curioua Cloek.

In one Of the chief Matchmaking
stablishments in Zurich there is to
be seen a remarkable curiosity in
the way Of watch OF clock making.
The timepiece is in the form Of a
ball, which moves mperceptibly
down an inclined surface without
rolling. The length OF this inclin-
ed surface, which is sixteen inches
long, is accomplished from top to
bottom in twenty-four hours Then
the ball only needs lifting to the
top again. This extraordinary time
piece has 10 spring and therefore
needs no winding. The hands are
kept in motion by the sliding along
an inclined plane.-Ls,ndon Globe.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-11-10

SERIAL No. 05943.) Oct. l3-Nov. 10.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
US. Land Office at Bismarck, Nd.
October l, 1910.
Z Notice is hereby given that
Marie Wollhaf,
OF iceland, North Dakota, who, on
July 10, 1904, made Homestead En-
try No. 2S637, Serial No. 05943, for
southeast quarter of northwest
quar- er. east half of southwest quar-
ter and southwest quarter of south
east quarter of Section -. Town
ship l31 north, Range "a west of
Fifth Principal Meridian. has filed
notice of intention to make final
five-v ear proof, to establish claim to
the and above described, before
Charles B. Carley. Judge and ex
officio clerk of the county court. al
Linton. North Dakota, on the 10th
day of November, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Joseph Bosch, of Hague, N. d.
Andr eas Permann, ofZeeland, N. D.
Wilhelm Klaudt, of iceland, n. D.
Ludwig Weber. of Hague, N. d.
M. H. Jewell, Register.