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The oasis., 1910-12-31

Pullman Sleeping Cars run through between MaZatlan, SinalOa and Los Angeles, California. H. LAWT0N, GEO. F. JACKSON,
 Agente General Vice-Agente General de Pase 'es. de Pasaies.
The oasis., 1910-12-31

FERROcARRIL SUD-PACIFico DE ME %. 500 A NJ Sale. .,GUAYMAs Llega T h S.25 " ....... Empalme. ...... 74b
 l0.35 A NJ Llega. CORRAL. Sale 53OP \
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-22

gdnnpnsg gerfuh Die BON ben
NprtIhrittlern unb Demptrateu burds
eefiibrtsn Reformeu in Der @eidGftss
fiibruns bes Sauies 81 bereiteln, tpiro
niht Iange srfolareit iein. Cannon
mar Der Dittator Der Ser. Stadten
buourf eeporoen, bab bic BON ibm
srnanntsn aomnitteen auf ieinsn
gsFehl Bins suriidbsrihteten oosr unz
bsahtst Iiebsn, ipie ibm ous geraoe
pabte pber ben aprporationeu geflel.
Daraufbin tpuroe gegen fetnen he'tt5s
iten Wiberitano cine Regel eingefuhrt,
ponah an einem Sage Der Bohe Der
Qntrug eeItelIt ipsroen lam, trgenb
cine 9iQ ppr bds 6aus 81 brineen, ob
es benz Sprether 5uIa9t poer nitt.
Im nun oieie Re9el 3u pereiteln, lleb
Der Spreber BON isinem 0iener, WanH
aus SLIinois, etnen antras auf 3us
rIdberihtung elmer beionoers ldngen
giQ ftelen unb dls bieier angenpmmen
puroe, oronete er Die 8erIeilmg i'm
Dprtlaut on uno eeftattete ben
Stanopottern alIerlsi mDglite 5libuz
fterei. 2luf ioI9s 2trt pouts er ben
getpeig Iiefern, oaB bic reue Re9el
nttt ourhfiibrbar lei unb Der Spreter
nah pie DOR Der 8ittatpr Der Der.
StQoten bleibsn muTe. Die ppltss
thHmIihen WGnner i'm Sauie luhen
fih ober buourh niht perbliiffen, ious
bern boben etnen Nntrug ous9earbets
tet, ponah surHtberidtste gias nur
betm 5itel perleTsn iperDen oIrfen uao
ale sSIibuiterei obgsihafft tpirb, uHo
bieie neue RegsI piro 3ur Innahms
geldngen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-22

ireiblns. ipenn iptr fagen. bab sie
MebrsabI Der Jabritsebdnbe in gins
einnoti niht feusrfeit iinb. ba fie ale
aus elmer 3eit berItammen. IN pelher
man sertnsen Werth auf Jeueriidsrs
beit Iegte. pa feline M6slihfeit 1T,
bieie .3unbertaiien 5u beiestisen, 10
muB burh seieblihe 8erprbnuns ods
WSslidite geiheben. um lie feuerIiher
su MAIDEN. Wo 8ranbmauern anse'
braht peroen tonnen, iollte bas unbe'
bingt aeiheben. $50 aber burh 5euer
Reubauten entlteben mIHeu, ioHie baS
9sies nit gefttmmtbeit sebieten, bar
ale 5abritsebduoe aus feuerfeItem
MateriaI herseiteut tperben miiher
uno bab teine 6olShduier in 5abrit'
bsairten lnehr erridfet perben biirfen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-22

Utan unter d t ntht, ob etn
81 an bier ooer Iieben Stellen an9es
fault 1T. Ionoern man pirft es re5,
nenn es cine Spur ppn 5dulnib pers
ruth. Sb 2orimer bon bier poer ts7
ben beItodenen Qesislatur WtItsl!ez
bern gelpdblt tporben lit, tomnlt nlht
in getraht, Ipbulo ertpieIen 1T, fpie es
feTtItebt, oab beftphens Mitglieoer Der
aeoisIatur Tiir ibn seftirtmt boben unh
CT iDute, tpie Elm fuules 81, fprtsepors
fen rrsroen.
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Sie &irfuns oes SOrimcr
SfanOals.

Wenn bic Sendtpren, Die 2orimer
tpeiBsutiinhen periuhen, irgeuo peIhe
Rutfiht Quf bic offentlihs UteinunJ
nebmen molten, fpiiroen iie ben Senas
tor BON Suinois falIen Iafen. anoerers
ieits ie0oh 1T ss befriebigeno, baB lie
Der Dffentliden Weinung Sphn bisten,
benn oos iii Die einsigs Weiie. nm b1a
Bolt uufsuriitteln unb lpie oisfes iber
ben 2prirner StanbaI oufgebraht 1T,
Idbt ih CUR 9eniiee aus Der prei's ers
ieben. Die Stanopatter Srgons raa
cen es nitt, 2orimer 5u oerthelbtgsn
unb bas min piel iogeI, oo lie Ion1t
niht bl0be iino, bic ihlshtsitsn Sas
den in Elm gutes 2idt 81 itsIeH. aber
ibrs DeiBtunher aunit periost IN
benz pDrIiessn0sn 5uls. Sic tOnnen
I6er Die 5batiahs riht binpee. odB
pier aegislatur Ritelieoer etngsitans
oenermnben oetauf! tporDen limb, UNI
QOrimer gum 9sr. Staatsn Senator
su pGblen unb bab brei Qegisloturz
Ritglieber ss pursn, peIds Die Stims
men fir 2orirer tauftsn. Mas leHe
Crqdne niht ldugnen tDnnsn, perfus
den iie nit StillitDeisen 81 iber'
qehen.
Gs fpGre uber bic Qnna6me perfebit,
bab ole s3eitunsen, ipelhe ben Gorimerz
StaneaI beIeuhten, ,nur oiejenigen Iino,
pelae ii6 gepobnbeitsmGbig in Der
Sppoiitipu beTinben. 9as geoeus
tunasppae lieat barin, nab aut Die
preB Crouns, Die nit Der aorporaz
tions 6errihaft fpmpdtbiiiren, ohae
3auoern srtldren, oaB psnu Gorimer
niht ous Dem Ssnat entfernt piro,
Die bisberiqe reprGientatips Resies
rungsform nidt baltbar III, neil bem
8plte ni6t oerbproen blsiben tam, blB
bieIe 6erri6aft nur burh bic grObite
aorruptiou iih bebaupten Tam unb
bemno6 bic 8oltsregieruns on StsQs
Der Experimentation Rsgisrung tretsn
mub.
cSn Der Sbat bietet bas bisberige
8erbalten Der Senutpren betreffs 2or:z
mers cine 4uftlGrung, tpis iis beuts
liher ni6t oeiiefert perbsn tdnn. Wan
tam bic ssGulriB. Die benz jeBisen
Experimentation Resierungsfpitem une
baftet, formlidh rieten. Gorimer III
fein fold beoeutsnb.r Wurn, bab sr
auf ireeno ipelhe Radiiht anipruh
MAIDEN tDnnte. Gr 1T nidts fpeiter als
ein golititer i'm ihIehtsiten Gimme bes
8ortes unb tpirb nur eeftiist, neil er
i'm Ssnat bic Gef6dfte Der aorporus
tionen uuf aoitsn bes 9oltss beiorst
unb bas fiibrt gu Der spingenbsn
Sdlubfolgsrung. bab 0;eienisen,
fpel6e ibn Itiisen. ibre aufgabe ebenz
fafls ni6t anpers uuffafien. DieIe
gerabau cnniIde Sffsnbeit bat 8eitiirs
sune erreet unb Islbit bel Denen, Die
6islane energii6e 9eoner Der 0oltss
regisruns naren, bic giniitt eripett,
oaB bds 8olt pon ieinen Yertretern
perrat6en fpirb unb bic Rettung bdriu
beftebt, cine btrefte golfsregieruna
eir3ufiibren. Soneit es ben Senat
ielbit betrifft, 10 ipiro bic Jreifpreh@
uns 2orimers CUR oirsttsn Wirtung
cine ftiirmifhe 0oIfsasita.ion baben
bic auf einem DerfaHungs Nmenbes
msnt beiteht. oab 8unoes Senotos
rem forton bireft bonn 9olte unb nihi
mehr bon ben 2esisluturen setpd1It
tDerben. benu ni9ts liest iest tIurer
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gokal.Dtrid)t
Shmer perbyannt.

Jrau garolin. Miller, Elm. 80 SABRE
alte GrsiIin, lieet in siemlih bebenis
Iiden 3uitanbe i'm ftdbtiIden 5oipis
tai an 9ranbnunben barniebsr, bic
fie gsfisrn 8ormittas in ibrer Wob<
nune Ro. 60S Carlisle Npenue erlitt.
Die 0reilin fam einem aamin 3u
nabs, fppbei ibr Glsib Jeuer fling. Muf
ibre bilferufe elite bic 6ousnirth.rt
5rau 5. Jlannagdn bertei. beren 8s-
miibunsen es aud eelnng. bic 5loms
men gu eritideN. jeboh erit na6bem
Jrau Wiler fhtpere Branbnunbsn
am rehten 9ein bapongetrugen bate.
Jnfolee ibres bohen alters befiirhien
bic aerste i'm ftdotiihen 6oipital. po<
FIN fie gefhafft nurbe, basgblimmfte,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-22

0as 9efrige Seusr mar
eine Sdta'tropbe. Der 8srm0gensida
ben mar enorm. Sauienbe BON Wens
f9en iiHo mitten i'm Minter arbeitsIos
gsporoen uno auberbem 1T Elm 9srluft
on Weuidenlsben 3u befluqen. Ner
4ugenSeuge bes Seuers gepsfen III uno
9elsgenbeit bate, bas materiul su fes
ben, aus pelhen Die 6duier bergeFteat
uarsn, Der fornte ii6 nur tpunoern
bob ern folhes granounelid nidt
f6on friiber ausgebroten lit. Cine
Qnsdbl 5dufer brunnten pie papisr
uno oisier Jeusrsslut tonnten bic nes
niseH folib sebuuten 5dufer nift
DioeriiebeH. GO 1T taum cine ue6srs
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9as geftrn frib im s1nboifrift an Der ST.
eau1ore strabt mitbete
uao ord @du(rgfUiuts udlldnOig ~ Sna6rea ord6le,
9tidfete IN tuenisen GtmnOen einem Ztaoen bOn meb
ais stpei Nsillicnen Dollars an
2tno forberte aud orei 2aenf6enle6tn als 0r
Senbe Abetern bur bic &ataopbe Seitwee brDoIDs
gemur6en.

Serof anrengungsn uerbr prtnben n Meerumdsreen
5amms grob ausuns unter ben gdfn bes Cincinnati
Soels sTunia D.fansns In Der Gounin Sail bu bas Jeur M
nrubo gBuroen jebod benz Saer bidpiht - DsrStra
benbobn @ssh beounb beeinirdhtg - Juer Deparkmnt n
mer nod on Der Qrbeit
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Ser {dhfifhe Qremier, 9raf

Der d d III he VrenaIer, 0raF
giBtbum, bat iih geneist se5eist. sttpas
sur 2inoerung Der 5leiihnoth gu thun.
Gr lit offenbur gu Der GtnIitt ssIangt.
oab man bon gliimdentaffes aIlen
ntbt leben tann. 3ieuli6 oiel Grz
Ieuhtuno fir einen @rafen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-22

probirt II. e. MlftaI pOliThs
lns .Barieepers arieab.s ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-22

Die gegner oes qoitpadsts
SpItems IberItpemrsn ben 9ougreB
nit 9rpteiten. DAP lie Bios cine
alaiIe reprGIentireR, lit oaraus er1thtz
lid, bab Die 9rpteite ale in glet6en
8prtlout abgefaBt 1ino. Sffenbor
oeben lie ale BON elmer StelIe aus. gs
1T ia aud tein 9ebeimniB, pdB Die
GAMBLER in BEN aleinitdoten Die
Souptagitqtpren iino. 2lber mas lie
porbringen, 1T niht iebr einleutt'no
Sie iaqen, ooB bic YoIt ibr 6 oft
I'll ruinirer orobe. Damn tDnnten Re
ebenio out forpern, baB Die ganSe ppit
abgeitdfft ueroe, peIde gepobner in
ben &Ietnitdbten IN Stdno IeBt, Waaz
rem aus 9roBItGoten 81 beitelen.
eSm perflo fenen Sabre iino
II WiLlionen Dollars in ppitdntpeis
funeen nad europa eeihidt porhen
Die MbIeuber fporen fat ausfhlieblih
ausldnotihe 2lrbsiter, Die ibre Gc=
fparnifTe ni6t ben ganten unpertrGuen
tpolten, tbeils neil lie bic trauriger
grFabrungen Inberer beobadtet AabeH
hauptid6lia aber, neil Iie BON Der
Seimatb Der gepo1nt iinb, 'ibre gr
fparnifie goitbanten on5uoertruusn
Gs oIrfte teinem 3peifeI unterItessa
oab noh Ginfubrung Der gpitipass
banfeH, bic i'm ndtften Sabre lei uHs
in grtItens treten ioQen, Die jest nuh
eem Quslanbe oerf6idten Summen
gum grDbten 1beils in Oiefem 2anos
bIei6en peroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-22

3u Cement in ben IeBtsn SAB
rem beitdnoig me9r in 2tufnabme CUR
6eriteQung BON grobsn @ebGuoen
tonmt uno au6 fir Die moberrs Str1s
BenpfloIterung unertbebrlih 1T, 10
pirb ss pobl ni6t iibsrraiden, Sa5
faon feit LANCER 3eit 4nItolten getroFz
fen peroen, I'm Elm tpihtiqes 9ebi-fz
nip Der Ration gu monopoIiIiren unb
orirDli6 gu bert6euerr. Der mdna,
Der an Der SpiBe oieier 9epequnq
ftebt, 1T beionbsrs sseionet, Dem 8olte
oieIe BobIthat gu ertpeiien. Gs lit bas
unier patrtotiiter Mit6iiroer Z. 9.
Utorgdn. Iieier toutrolirt bereits cine
grObe Gerentfabrit als 9ittatpr Der
Ser. ct. Stahl aprpordtion unb es
ptro ibm teine Shpisrigtsitsn perurz
faden, Ole anberen grobsn Gementfos
britsn in feline Sono 81 bstommsn.
Dem Geriiht 5ufolge 1T sr bsreits Der
BefiBer Der QtIas Portlanb Cement
Comp, Die 8 Miuionen Tab bas sSobr
proou3irt. Der Dtonomiihe Sradnisz
mus oes 2aroes lit bOsartig nit Worz
oaHitis bsbaftst.
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9us 5uus, bQs Der sbsmaIige
gunoes Senator GIort DON Montdno
in Rep 0Ort nit einem Gpitendufpuno
pon $7,50O,O0O bat erridten laIisn
1T mad oes Senotors eigenem qlan
eebaut unb ousgeitattet nOr0en. 9is
ar4itetten uno Setoroteure be3eits
nsn es als cine MonitroIitGt BON @es
ftuadluiigteit. Cffsnbar fheinen Die
&rtttter ni6t gu tpiITer, bab Elm Munn
Der Elm 6aus fir y MiQioHen 0oqurs
bouen laifsn tann, teinen 8sIhm1t gu
hoben brauht. 9as 8elb srIebt ben
gei6mat. @er 8elb bat, tunn ates
perben, 9dumeiiter, SiinItIer unb auch
gunoss Sendtor. Wer tsin Gslp bat,
fir ben gibt es nur etne Hettung. Er
mub gunoes Senator lperpen, I'm 81
9elo gu tommer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-28

lower in the west than last month. But
II VIII be At least a month longer be-
toFc the whole western sky ceases to
be filled with the brilliant winter stars.
MEANWHILE the Virgin. the first of the
long; rant summer groups. is Just be-
ginning To emerge from the ground in
the east, while north OF this we again
welcome the Great Bootes. with the red
star Arcturuss and the beautiful and deli
cate little Northern Crown now very
near the ground. but which will shine
out hish overhead during the evenings
oi late summer Orion is still brilliant
In the southwest. tho magnificent Deg
oil these the great Water Snake. bearing
the cup and the crow on his back. has
drngSed half his length into the evening
sky.
The March Stars.
Probably the most striking change
since last month is the disappearance
of the beautiful planet Venus which
after shining out In The southwest for
many months. has now run very rapidly
westward and entered The morning sky
Already II Is far out from the sun and
may be seen in the southeast just before
sunrise. II reaches its greatest bril-
Spicuous in the early morning as il was
during January in the evening. II Will
not again be seen in the evening until
next November.
AS Venus leaves the evening sky. the
beautiful planet Jupiter enters IL and
shines out with its steady, golden ra-
dance Just above the east point OF 1he
ing slowly westward as shown in figure
1; on March 81 IL will be exactly south
OF the star G. and both may be seen to-
sether IN the telescope. By OCCASIONALLY
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Iy distort each others form, raising
enormous bodily tides I'm one another. ana
al this time we should observe great
fluc;uatio in their light. The nearest
VIII not. however occur again
uutI thu year 2030. at which Time Their
light viii doubtless be studied with great
interest II has recently been found mat
each of these gums is itself double sun,
go that there arc four bodies III ms won
derful system
The Planets,
Tho planet Saturn may be seen low
down in the west for nearly three houl> ;
after eiinset and. though not IN the mos
r. voral,lc position for observation. ~ is
siill beautiful object IN a mai s 11leI -
scope.- Mars has drawn far Ia the east oil
Saturn. and during this month is moving
through rhe constellation Taurus As
shovn i'm Fig |, its eastward motion IS
NOW very rapid but the planet is grow
ing pcrceptibly fainter, and. is now so
far from the earth th1t IT. cannot be s9t :
jsfoctorily studied in the telescope On
account OF its rapid eastward MOTION
Mars will not leave the evening SKY uhti
September - -, ,t;. or+h
Mercury is q morning star ms month
and 100 near the sun To be wel observed
The New Comet
Many readers doubtless saw the bril-
Ii,nt liti1e comet which unexpectedly ap-
ncar.a near the sun toward The cnd OF
i,et January When brightest IL could
hest bc seen low in the southwest Just
aftor g,Insot its bright head pointed 10
u.ard Tho sun while In tbe opposite nl .
rc,Iinu there extended u narrow. Flral-u'
t1U which afterwards became uoupi',
from the hrst rough measures IL was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-28
\ YORK POLITICAL
GROUND OF BATTLE
';fe in the Empire State One
That Is Exciting National
Interest.

- o1r Eob 9T-The eyes of the
*#" .ii,icaiIv are on New lolk right
~ ~ the political situation IN the
lie state n we'll worthy oil the ma
/: attention. ,bo pcnub,Ic,r
is no secret that INC i,IPulosic1h can
~, y ~ the machine, the Aids
'tpenoen ,.a ,,d.Is and the hints that more
"Ecs 80. s,.ondaIs involving big men
. ereat.s aooo Is more thoroughly
yet ~ ,ban IL has been since Gro
'1i tla,.era nd beat Judge FolSer by near
.00. moo majority. c.
\ tbr Democratic party was In little
- shapc. but statement was made
4 'laneIv by q man high in Tammsny
IA, Indicates that the Democrats may.
~ ali be In a position TO take advan-
4 of The Generalization i'm the Repub-
ranks. II is in effect that Tam
= Leader Charles Murphy, having
.|sm J. Conners from the situation,
oade up his mind 10 follow the en-
of Richard Croker, quit politics
.ecome q country squire, thus clear
Ia way for entirely new leadership.
state and city. which has not
IA antagonism and which can bring
.'5rr all the warrins factions OF the
Tired of Politics.
Ia Murphy" said the politician. 'is
. Of politics. lie has been abused
|eIllhed worst. perhaps, than any man
.tver headcd Tammany hall since the
. OF Tweed. The action of the state
mittee Thursday made IL certain that
|snemies cannot gain control OF the
+. He realizes that so long as he is
"a tho party cannot be unified and he
kerefore Just waiting for the proper
10 retire 10 his fine farm at Good
Xd, l.. l.. where he can live the life
A country gentleman. free from po-
ID cares. While he will always be
to help with counsel and advice. the
ocracy of New York, he will shit
|Lur1en of active management to the
'ders OF some man who has not been
teiled TO incur the bitter cnmiry
b has fallen 10 him.
n. Murphy is convinced that the
|ocracy will sweep the state next fsll
lded enmities arc laid aside and the
ors OF the party act IN harmony. lie
do all In his power 10 bring this
h."
I. Murphy. as usual. was silent when
ID about the report OF his proposed re-
ment AS a matter % fact q clam is
Iacious In comparison with tho Tam
,y leader. lie OWLS several hundred
= In the most fertile district OF Long
nd. II Is understood that he not only
.nds TO conduct general farming oper-
ms. hut Will establish n fine stud farm
he Aids Couger inquiry, which win
renewed next Tuesday at Albany.
,misse to be most interesting from the
K fhat Former Governor Z. B. Odell
jms Witness, and the accused senator
I fsH his story from the stand. James
u1ie. Congers counsel is anticipat-
a most pleasant session with Senator
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looking at the two objects for few
days before and after this date the mo-
iion OF the great. slowly moving world
will be very clearly seen.
The star at g is itself one OF the most
rcma rIlablc of all stellar systems. in a
telescope OF only one inch aperture il may
be seen to I've made up OF TWO yellow
stars OF about equal brightness, very
close together The one great sun moves
around the other in n very much flat
tened orbit. as shown in Fig. >, the time
occupied i'm one revolution being 1914
years When closest together the stars,
10y their mutual attraction, must great
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fell toward our sun from the 6enths OF
space and II has, Of course. no cOnnec-
ton with IIalley'S comet though IL hap
pened to appear not very far from that
body in the sky. II is now rushing away
from our sun and will not be seen by
us again,
Halley's Comet.
This most interesting and wonderful
object is being kept under constant OBJ
seVation at the great obseryatories
toward the beginning OF the month It's
distance from the earth is increasing
but as IL is then approaching the sun
win The enormous velocity OF one million
miles an hour. the disturbances, electrical
and otherwise, which arc set up in il by
that body VIII cause 1T 10 grow much
brighter. It's brightness will, In fact
increase nearly four times during the
month, and were IL not for its closcness
To the sun u would undoubtedly be-
come visible 10 the naked eye On
March % the comet will. pass cast Of the
sun. not becoming again visible in the
evening until ii rc-entcrS the evening
sky ON May 10. For a few days after
this date, however. il is expected to be
most brilliant with it's bright head point
ing toward tho ground in the west and
its tail extending upward for many de-
Grecs among The stars. Probably II viii
then he the most conspicuous object in
the heavens and attract the attention oG
every one,
Figure shows the motions Of both the
comet and the sun among the stars dur
Ing March. but the stars cannot bc
seen when so near the sun, 1t will be of
little use 10 the observer. Figure 3
shows the directions and distances Of
the comet from the sun Just as The sun
is setting.
The latest measures Indicate that the
diameter of The comet Is now 1900 miles
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but IL will expand greatly as II ap
proaChcs the sun, II is now farther from
the sun than the earth is. but the dis
turbances set M i'm 1t even a this dis
tance have already driven or part of It's
material into a slender straight tail. ON
Mav IL Will pass within Ii, 100000 miles
of the plaret Venus. and on MAY 10
equally near the Garth. On the former
datc the comet VIII he 10 degrees north
of Venus and tho TWO bright objects will
form a most striking picture IN the
morning sky ERIC DOOI TITLE,
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thought that the visitor would move
unrouSh Pegasus and Andromeda and be-
come conspicuous object but more ac-
curate observations showed that this
would not occur. Ii was found that IL
had passed nearest the sun on January
"a and was rapidly drawing away from
both the sun and the earth. so that 81
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On the 2lst of this month. at O'Clock
M tnc morning. the center OF the sun
crosses the celestial equator and spring
WI begin. In his slow eastward mo-
Ilon among the stars he is drawing per
cep,ioly. nearer the winter branch or the
Milky way. with its train of very bright
consultations. so that we find these much
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soon became too faint to be seen, except
through large telescopes. Its path among
the stars during February is shown at
the right OF Fig. !.
This comet is merely a visitor, which
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MORNING. FEBRUARY 2 1910
THE HEAVENS IN MARCH
By Dooltle of the University of pnsvIvan,a

Inc new comet Saturn beautiful telescope The diameter
OIL HALEY Comet about - morning star