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RETENr STyDy or THE wOON
>e~ General NAP and series of Photo.
krAPhIc ObsrT' ailOas.


The COM pl@,.'v ana NrcDliy Of he lunar
. sn'v have attracted MANY eminent msths-
wa'ioIsrs hrt ~ pr--~n' u arrears "a te
sEr-~d 'r Isays - Professor , Rrown
alone ne com pletion of . set ~ lunar tables
90 rsrisc~ tho-@ Of Manson n IL expected
mat 'his Efsa' ~oTk Nill he finished tn three
wears A'hough all knoNn phy-csl Inhu-
.u,e- are urtng taken into sccuun' ~ 10 Ger
'ain 'hl' the ne~ tables Nill not entirely
remove he :, ordan~e bei VI cen theory and
observation
m important contribution 10 me study 81
he hbra'Ion Of he moon mas been furnished
~ S'ratton new red elton Of the ob.~r-
vauons made Wl'h The heIomelar by
<chluetsr 10 80 - Stratton has d .cov-
cred tho source ~ me dissereement bet - cen
no con ILLUSIONS ~ Frau ana HAyh The
-search also demonstrates the necessity
- employing rtll more prolonged series Of
~ual Or Photographic observations IN order
10 determine Si'h certainty and precision
al of ne numerical constants required to
the fheofv
N'rer seven vears shor Goodscre has
Compie'ed q general map ~ the moon on
nsH rlv he same scale ss schmidt map. but
more eIsc' because It Ia based on sunders's
tnicromN'ric determ nations Of as points
81 the lunar -urfaCe
yor ne study ~ changes n TAM and other
physical phsnomsnS hoSevsr. the best
mnsr maps must no supplemented Nv
photographs Ike 'ho-- ~ the great lunar
s'lss ~ ih- Paris Observatory. the eleventh
par % phich was published d ring Tho last
,-ar 'oE~'her With = discussion ~ the
"a s~s ~ the contrast. N the color ~ neigh
boring region. Of our satellite ana OF the
conditions ~ snrNivsi 81 lunar 'oicanic
ts~0st's
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N il ~ dent that 'he recent orRanILa-
ton IT the DemoCrRt'c Gobd Govern
nent league m Louisiana - Account
able for n wary cIrio'ls state of AFFAIRS
IN that proud rmmonwealth We are
now told that Governor JARED y SANp-
YRS. who was "lrct,si bv tho Legislature
ov.rr lghi - sucCCed the Hon SAMUFI
ID MCFNFRY. senior senator from Lou
isiana. who died few weeks ago. has
made up h,s mud - frrego The honor
and remain - serve ont hs term a.
Governor
Tn" Lee rslatur" having adjourned
rho Chici FNsHItIv" viii appoinr th.
senate ~, tenn and We suppose the
usua, amenities will D." observed ard
~" UsIi, anchors cat o. wiud~drd bu'
y seems clear that SANDERS w,il remain
~ Ration Rouge for year or - ard that
some IN" else Will 20 ~ Washington
temporarily IA the character ~ re-
src,'ab.r and perfectly 'rHo'ahle lnC'Im
tencu-
The . Iysr' throws culd water on
me Good Government league aud I'm
dertake~ - show that Guyernor SAND
FRS - sacrlhTng himself 2" the pro-
l',te,i exposition winch he has done 49,
much 'o loost aud can do 80 much
more So a,tga'c The T,mSs- Dem =
crdt. howe ~. i0iimat"s very PLAINLY
that the ,laugc 80 front has been M
spirrd hv fear Of rHc l.agI and bv 'hs
prc-sl ng ucc,~-,jy e kecp.nE ~ lnut>,-
ana ~" head ut thc machine against
which IT. aItIvIJI'S ar" tO he dlr'~Cted
T. - tine of all organizations which are
practically without opposition. and 10
ha' extent perpetual that thew a-s rent
hy internal iis--rsiuns and th, sudden
apparitiun Of 'ha Dem nCTattC Good GOV
rrnmsr' lsasIr. Composed "i the very
best material from every part 90 the
stat srrnu-iV threatens not IN" Lou
-,ana Drmprra'v hUi the S"rrl,d band
~ bosses who frr -, many wears have
uwnc,i ? AMI dIyId,,i - ra,m"u' strictly
among themselves
Governor SNSpIES viii probably stay
a. home. FOR a while a. least There he
an best serve the mlcmn-rv 30 which
h" las h"''n 4 lT'I'i"i ana repay m"
@"r'H,,~ - '.us.. who Aat" really made
hun IN" 'alk about TIA" eIpnSitlun -
a. absurd ~ the -Np -,,lpn ts"if He
could speed II a. VEL N Washington a.
m Louisiana The fact : that the for
nation ~ "a" 'oagne has frightened he
Whul' corporation Of louisiana bosses
and that every '"ntg' On and treuCher-
man must stand by I'll the danger
nnhs-,s
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Of hoth NJ the English political partisS
and that an agreement between thor
,erd-rs on that question aisn may Be-
come - Win" 'ln difference ComInt-
tr" Discusses th. relations between
Lords and tumwpn-. Mr.. REDMOND
d"uhti'>~ M drrs'auds and II" prob
ahlr LudS grcat"r r"aS"u fuy placing
runfd-uc' IN the British Prem,"r.S word
~ Vi As,IIIH's sinner aud more states
Iraulikr oor,hIct ~incr King GFoR , :
accession than m hiS frars that the votes
II the Irish msmherS will bc used IN
turning III" liberal party "'lt of p"N"r.
Such considerations have little weight
With Mr. O'EmEN and his followers who
from 'rc start have hc"U sceptical about
any measure Il rrurf from English
hands \ policy at waning il difficult
Ia defend IN a po.ItIrdl Campaign,
particularly against aggressN hGht-
"rs Lbs" IN" O'Bricult,'s Nevertheless.
there are No ludlratl"us that Mr. RFD-
MoNps hold on the Irish - leSscninG
nor that doubts "a 10 the wisdom nf
his course have spread The sight
ri the Irish fighting among them
selves when the Co'iutrvs good re-
qur,~ that they should h" united -
regr"tiaDle, but n - 80 common that 4
would not seem ike ireland # ~ were
not seen now. and While no one doubts
'h- honesty "f WILLIAM RRGEN his
fullu~IDG ~ present j. small enough 10
b" harmless
Mr. REDMOND has brought the matter
If home rlIl. tp the most hopeful point
It ha= ever reached a breach Of faith on
Mr. ASQUITHS part would arouse a.
severe condemnation in England as .
would from the friends NJ Ireland.
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note. TTom Abroad.

~. COURTS - HI,ucr ard ;h- srhonj svs'sr n
versa sre 10 - f''rrned hy me r'v = 49,
With .Hs 80 - foreign ~ srrs
Tr~ Vsssan tr'FTurrni = corsd'-nE Z,
'horunEh Improvement ~ ne trIsad Wsts~vsv
os''ru IN - European provinces ms q -
!arIud- d,-cci Communication between ~" p. -
rsN oI .t01g- scoro- - conditions anf sr'i'
here. No MOSCOW q strlci, RussiAs most lT-7'-
tsnt'r. TSrc.sl rrrtre. Inc total estimate r"''
i 50 - CU. - ~ rAlsed abroad Annual r. 'r
i~nsnr- All Interest will call for ~ sn a. 90
an sNi-a cost ~ 5000 OsD the Dv1na "a r.d' -
rs u adc IN dr, . OF Is' 80 horse power ant 80"
~ ihe pn'eper i'o'sD horse poNer Hs'r- .
iurIId. ng tolls. n u ~ SO on no year
I,er sIrcc HongEphE Was established r''
MILLION making. entirely IN The hands % ne -
rrse has teen ~ important Industry -
,srTr' - f-HrYiac'ur~ IL kept inviois'- 100
rrT'u~s1 snoN cage The chinese Tad' 49,
ur.aI crrsrsr icng before Europe Na,a 80 .'''i
c0untr'
w raj IN company which has heen
FOR oil q. '.-v Rrpnsu ,ra province. Csnsds 'rl''
large CUsuturs 80 gas A. anoui Sfn fse' .f''
volts. vim reported supply % : n"'" r.
frr' day. hsvr been oApp~d ull pipes '''
tad 10 Non,'pn tw~nr r,i~s distant 10 -.
% - rIprd 10 -. John vhrre 81 5 %" d" ID
Hi, feet b., now charged for AruNc,a a.
= Ia,r> principal Trodu'u"ns are sHs''
factorI~s 'onsrrn tea sud 'oprs NSrN ~ 90
Curra has 4 rorgiauon ~ 80 use" H'
iI' utS ru.aurs~ snI ~ 81 foreIgn'rs
"a rr'urs> purustri - tie japanese D
OF tFnaTlr
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T-o- ne RgH,o = fnn'o.''
~. earnest u,r'ion that IL found ~ f'Dvays
n ~, record. o. Congress wss IN mn ntrod eed
r. -. Ssns's Aprii y is.s Shlch authorized me
a.iir,nrs add Ohio Esiirosd COMPANY IN import
.rto ms country iron for the construction OF .
abroad Ths measure was laid on the table after
debate tit subsequently, taken NJ ordered IN
a 'n. ri rcAdins and passed.
IN Ma iSn here wss debate In ne senate
On th, oil AuihJrisins . sIbsrri puon ~ 'he gen
e,.i 90, rrnment - IRE sLocs OF the Baltimore
I'D ohio pAiIrrsd COMPANY. n 'sg sno'hsT
,,solutnn was offered 10 the HoIse ~ r-prrssn'
AZ, :, and rssssd the same dsr which eupSW-
,,.. a COMMITTEES % manufL et9ers to inquire
mo me s1pedlcury ~ allowing rebate On duty
,rpo..d upon iron imported for Tsilroads IN be
v.,d b. . STAT or by Q eorpsny Incorporated
nv . state Shea II shsil bs AsreTtained 10 the
,u,fsr tlon Of the secretary OF he Treasury thA'
N, said iron II Drrnsnenuy lad on be rusd
Also 10 iA- Mr rs,is OF Massachusetts In .
5,bst. on . resolution In prnt the report ~ the
urit.h HOUSE Of Con uons on me sub Get Of steam
carriages m rairosds SAID 'ns' ne ccnce'' 81 the
.u,,i sct ~ land trsnspoviatoa ~ steam N he one
N, ,hs atratsu I'm povtssCe - the nation Thev
b.o seen the almost iaeTedibs eTerts witch u
h.d prod Ieed 20 water carriage aod there naN
r,s,nn 10 heRs,s u woud he found sull more
powerful 10y iaBd
on sab..r.y September - 'N1 the Boston shd
Wotes.,.r RSlIrosd ~ss OOsasd from Bo>ton Ia
wsst Hspkisioa. tssniy -four miles IoaE
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The increase in imports - largely due
To the receipt 81 sugar and tobacco under
the new Law The sugar imports 81 iaDo
we're valued AZ 81 .5pI .eOi. and the imports
of 1910 At tig5s. 5ss The 1909 imports
10 manufactured tobacco WEI" valued at
g. 80 and the imports 70 1910 amounted
Ia 81 .Ss16nS The gain ~ striking, hut.
after all. these totals are a mere tribe IN
the sugnr aud tobacco bIila Of the nation.
Some further increase il to he expected.
/ hut there IL not and there never has been
any ground for the fears expressed 10y
domestic producers that the free entrance
81 Philippine sugar and tobacco would
ruin domestic industries. All the sugar
and the tobacco that will come from the
islands will not appreciably AFFECT the
home market Much the larger part OF
the remainder % the increase in imports
IL due To the recovery Of the hemp trade
That article represents about 90 per cent.
20 our total purchases from the islands
The trade Ia Copra. amounting to tie.OOo.
also shows a snbsta initial increase.
The notable gain on the export side
appears IN msnufa ctured cotton Roods
Sales for 1910 amounted 20 ~ coo Ooo. a.
compared with 81 200. Ooo IN isoe Manu-
features Of iron and steel show an increase
- ~ per cent from % 500 900 to - 500 900
Shipments ~ boots and shoes increased
IN value from 500 ooo o S527 .O0O. Lumber.
paper and food substances also show
marked gains. II II not shown whether
they were for the uss 81 FIlipinos or for
Americans or foreigners. hat 100 auto
mobiles were sent out last year. a.
compa red with in IeO7 10 in 'lsOs.
and - in 1900 Sales ~ mineral oil
show decrease. presumably tempo.
rarv from 81 OOO 600 to 500 900 Some
~ the other TENS on the export list are
agricultural implements. SIS 600; brooms
and brushes Sal 90; bicycles. SO 900.
patent and proprietary medicines, tio5 900.
bituminous coal. st2s. 200. pencils. t72 o0o.
perfumery and other toilet prepare tions.
81 ~. Photographic goods, sSo. Ooo. soa p.
So M. spirits. wines and malt liquors.
SIS GOO TOYS tl2 .OD0
Sales to Porto Rico exceeded lies 10
the Philippines by 80 .oO0. 900. and ship
rnent- to Alaska and To Hawaii we're also
greater than the shipments 70 the Philip
pines. hat the increase in the account
with the last IL quite encoura ging A.
IN. details have no, vet been published
regarding the purchases 81 the islands
there - nothing to snow how mach ~
new business and how much IL business
taken awav from competitors Nv the aid
q the new tarlf
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III. wes,- ~ huuiav making az the
~.a-horo AMI 10 I h" mountains will praC-
ti,ally com" IAN end thin few DAYS
though many Naw Norkrr- viii STAY in
.Nr.- country homes ul'l November or
later The few wat"rrn,, places thar at
tract visitors from al over the CouutIy
and s'..i h,u-. q rDnsrdcrdhi" proportion
~ Thorn lu h,'"'- U"Wevcr. expect -
clos, after tho nrS' week. IN September.
Tn" r-srtl' ~ the annual immigration
tu III. wa'e, or - the mountains always
interests the ubz"Tv"r 81 social life ~
tins country The history of these
places runs uarail"l w,'hmanv important
,hanues ~ manner and Gust ms among
the wealthy cias-cs IN IN" larger cities
More than one spot which seemed Ia
have established rts popularity beyond
a,l possibility e change has suddenly
found Itself 10 longer IN favor ANY
new uhu"ur" IN fashion or economies
= rkr.y - have its immediate effect
~ tho wav M which the summers are
pH--rI Perhaps there never WIS n
NOR" .'rlk ng "hsnge IN taste in such
matters thau'ha' which took place about
wentv wears Az" Then the summer
home wa- sIb-i tut"d for the hotel
which had been for 80 many years the
accepted r'',r e sOiourr for thosa
Who I-ft the citv for he summer
months Increa~" IN wealth however,
had brought IN" d"slr" to live IN one =
own hou-" even for these few holiday
weck-, ~ cottages sprang w ~ all the
Ilac.s NOT too hop"lc-slv dependent on
'hair ho'"l. II va, then The asd fate
If mos' - those towns ~ which houses
could not bee built ~ los" their former
popularity for any but the brirfe~t
visit
II wa So the nhu"n'" ~ the Butomo-
bile that the flilur" II the past season
nt AN island N the Name coast has been
attributed. H"u-eholderS there de-
c,dri several wears ago that motor cars
would not hc allowed on ia roads Tho
popularity II the pIa'" has -Irvive1 IN
the past some very yeVa'iOuS legisla-
ilon " other kinds Even =iri"tn"%S ~
the matter ~ ~ game and liquor laws
could not ALLEVIATE from Il the Affection
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Put o. On Taft.

OhvloUslv - = President TAT fsui'
that The Western forest frcs have gained
such aaiwav EN-For,p,er PINCHoT
berates senators HEYRvRN and CARTER
AMI Representative NoNnErI. on the
s'ore that 'Hev opposed h'a policies and
stood n the way ~ the preparations
and precautions that would have pro-
vented all But cverybodv knows that
rNr T,fr had kept pIN'HOT in his job
the liapArar .,T- would have been made
WV ~ wrno"' the s,no'rou e tom
GTrss u VS. always the chef charm
~ ru- I"rrI- Cabue' that - mem
hs.s 4 4 Whatever they thought proper
wi-nrI' the IN 4 lest reference - author
NV or 'aW
Thoushtless penpis NAV ash why
iIN0 ROT diin prepare for thess fires
wnIic ~ VlS o. office and sTerCi-Ing
I.nllnfsi power r." ausysr ~ thai
ahsurd inrerrngat0ry j. paten'. The
tr"- iidr : com" whll" h" Wa IN he
ground Perhaps they we're AFRAID "a
Eosides. the really great never cross
bridges until they get - them HFy-
Pt-RN. J'R1EV and NONBEiI are guilty.
a. stated ANY one ,qn see. that Bur
tho President Is responsible for the fires
IN | tho destruction 'h"v hav. wrought
,lr PrN,HoI : only restrained hv d.,p-
ca"v trom saving So. but be- Knows D.,
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EIiTsBFIH. y !. August q
TICkLING TROt r.
I Delicate hut Z nsBsr tsm anlih = M"th"d
IrrdibIN Described.

r. ~ TniroR or TER SrN So MANY
wears ago whom ! VAS young. alAs on =
vacation on The western border NJ ne
lovely ,stss'll Mountains uith doctor -
'hls town and h.s no Young brothers a.
COMPANIONS one 81 the latter while oT'
front fishing WIN me one dav asked ne
had eye- caught trout by tickling them
on my replying IN ne negative he told ns
'ha' 10 mad often caught them N that vav
IN tho NdlrondAck streams and would SHOW
rre how o. NA- done but for the tact 'ha'
10 had me- with \ N Sadyen'vre the So
'r,ra no had 'rird y which had gwen MIN
dis,a-t. for 'hA' method ~ hsh ns
nasmuch a. 10 had on that occasion
found auNr = TOW minute. employment ~
his p.aulAr mo nod thar he vas operating
o. the SIDE - n niacS snAsr which va. siso
trying - catch trout
The doctor then pTo' eeded 20 in.'r'ic' ne
yerhall, N he science. which IN bret 10
a. follows NoI select a hNely lookinE PRO
lection uf rock lnd~r water ~ the edse ~
pool vus.e the trout are knoVn 20 h. inseT'
voIr hand and arm gently INTO the water
and slowly and carefully explore the recess
beneath 40 'sdge your fingers come "a
cnntacr With the IN and Won begin gentle
>rrostnC motion with me 'nFer tips along
y ~. SIDE ~ yo4r intended v'r'Irn. gradually
MOVING me hand '"NsTd "a mead. and when
ues- 10 gIl.- - - fh. trout ana throw ~
on ITO ore l. = -i'Vr' slng, but the ran
sNnN ..'fIs alarm 80 ur'ng -'rOAed thus al
''uarn 'H"r OCCASIONALLY Hart avav and
9. .r." rho pool. uuIv ~ return 20 their orig
nal situation. from " hitch The ooing hand
ua- not har1 removed the s'roking proc
.-s h. resumed and the trout Joins The
other Victims on The shore ! am A. this
ume ashamed 20 gay that caught . good
man, ~ the-., hssurf 1 f-h N the manner
have de- rhsd
t7r - told ms sto-N 'So ~ three times
bat IT, recital mas been met with such evl-
don't e. -n"i.f that I have not been encour-
agst 80 rep.it ,. having proper apprecia-
ton - rhe value ~ name for Neraci'v
Onlv = '",. vaes ago While N NoVa Sco'A
,cuf.tsd 80 tel - his method Of trout
'-hing 20 a rhys.cisn ot Washington and he
charming 70. and that lady prompts
s.id that - Vas good 81 s'ory but, ~
,oVr-.. % 10
", object N wiring this ne hope 'ts'
should 49, letter be pub she'd sor1s one
n'Ch' rrat 70 Who knows that the 'nins
have ds - nod - uo~ribi" ana corrohoTf'e
nv statement. which - absolutely tine
Ero"E ~. august % " : VI y
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of - admirers Yet the einuty rooms
IN ii~ hotels aud the unrented villas are
held e. I've mute protest against the
prohibition within its boundaries ~ fins
prevailing met hod III travel
inother seaahore town which has
been the ~"-ue ~ spectacular efforts
uf social reform las iiIrt pas-sd through
a year of almost unprecedented pros
perltV. It's hotels were fill and ihrr"
n1~ hs"n ~" compliant II unOccune'i
cottages Us popularity survived ~"
rfTurtt of the Jealous rrfcrmerS u -
trcitlv admitted that their TsIrpoS"
looks less anNiouslv toward immediate
chang" than IN settl" "A QUESTION which
has puzzled property holders for some
time In spite of the -lCCess ot the
hotels and the large number ~ transient
visitors -ral estate as = IL represented
bv tho cottages and grounds that the
summer residents own has for decade
declined steadily IA value. n the sup
pressinn ~ those diversions which en-
'ertain the temporary sojOirners IN the
hotels and attract visitors who travel
here bv motor succeeds in restoring the
Trr'" 81 real espte To itS original figure.
then the property owners will know
what has brough, about the present
situation II was Ia determine thus
question rather than tn interfere m the
morals Of the community thar the sum
m.r efforts q reform were made.
The summer towns near New York
have rarely known more prosperous
wears They are within easy reach hv
the automobile. which perhaps decides
more than anv other factor Of the day
the popularity " places for holiday
soJouTn
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4 certain muCkrakng magazine has
taken NJ 'hc svbie,r Il desert Ions from
t'e amy and i profIISelv Illustrating
~ At les N show nat 'hr enlisted
man ara habitually required ~ perform
mental iutlAr. undergo needless hard
ss!0s, and generally render degrading
s"-N.ces Fifty thousand men have de-
sor-ed m 'hc last 'welve wears declares
thsmaR1zln.. and the pictures are given
~ fell ia WIN Tho" nre pictures that
snow men shoveilng coal .nto bins. rIr-
IinS lawn mowers over some dandy
o"cers premises carving food o. the
rrs-srooms and washing dishes after
ward. pictures ~ all kinds fact. that
a-@ calculated 70 aro'ise indiRn ant sym
rsthv for the enlisted man and make
!ssertlon look like solemn duty for
al high spirited pcr-Dns
There il great deal Of de-ertron No
Doubt the Undertaking figures are cor
rect De~ertions have been steadily
increasing over since the cnntesn was
abolished The soldiers life IL ona Of
rather orl)rles~ routine. Of course
assignments are regularly shifted and
there is = rotation ~ duty snd locality
FHlstad men are ~ intervals transferred
from Fort Smelling or Fort Riley 10
Washington or New York. Chicago, A.
.Rnta, and 80 on, where the cloistsred
lie finds in cancellations and where the
rImshop Hipplants the once sufficient
charms Of the cante~n.
less than ever before are the enlisted
men - ne army TO-DAY required Ia GO
"utsde their strictly military duties
cooks and assistant cooks are enlisted
- such Men care for the horses. &c
~ officers under their own application.
hy 'h"ir "Vn preference. and ~ extra
IIv Tr"y do not rc"d - dr y unle--
{ .v wsh 80 max" a." money Tho
i'o-sronni ~"ryt'" = Hrrrrgcd hv regular
d.'Al. and th"n "r'v ny ,rc,rhor- ~
tho mes. Nuor - ~. ruar.uiI work =
REFORMED ~,ther h, or,ttan- h,red o.,
the purpose or 10y prisoners sc.,enced
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Tor good cause - temporary serNltudc.
Our enlisted man under the present DIS
psnsAtion has more privileges than he
eveT hal before better pay, and more
oonsiderate treatment With his allow
anoc~ for quarters, food and clothing
he is better n so far rs concerns mere
money than the average CITY ernul"v""
AZ 81 month. and II he wishes To- ~"
IAN head a Wholesome and self-resp,s.t-
ing lie Md promotion with murh
higher pav aud r"rqulsltcs y within
his reach
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VIZ I'm : 'eiter - 'hn chairman NJ
Tho Republican, C"ngre~s'nnai commit
,en - far and temperate statement
It what l. really an unusually -uccess-
~ rr,r,rd ~ platform promises put
mon the statute book With no litIie ~
vh7t Wa promised and has been per
irrmcd aud ~ What Nss prom sed anC!
- -tdl - he performed Tvs SJN has
M svmpathv but from the Republican
r>,ri IT view the achievement ~ Con
gres= and VI TAFT has been notable
Much has been done. iust a. under ms
PREDECESSOR much Was talked Ha, =
tire Rer rhbcans b"an fed IN wind ~
lo'g ira, thcv A." satisfied nniv With
,i,S-at rsfa,'lrn' DO they prefer deCia-
mNtt"n ~ enactment
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4 chsracteristic story 10 recovering old
paintings comes from Per,Igia. Some
workmeu who were putting up -caNnld-
ing ia the old church II Santa Maria
Nuova. which stands on spur " M"
picturesque hill town that j. passed by in
Ba-deksrs account 81 PerIgia. thought
that the wall sounded hollow when thev
struck ~ They had curiosity enough 10
look Tor what might he behind II and
found mat u m1sEed a niche covered Stth
frescoeS These are Of the Quat'rnCen'o.
the back holds a CruchXion. With ~
Berna r,lino and ~ stephen. while oH The
sides the four EvanEe,ists are pa inted al
extremely FINE work
This led 20 the tea ring down ~ NOR"
walls and the discovery II other niChe~
In nn- dampnes~ had desIrovet inc fires
GOES. IA another thew wHS picTufe "
the coronation ~ the Virgin 9TH two
saints with the date 1857 inscrib@d m ~
Santa Maria Nuova and that end ~ Pc
rIgia will thus enter the guide books
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-30
W srmr.th, for smaIsIrr.

n rHE "grroh ~ rHT SrN ~ am grsb =
n hr nc nNssh - ne Io'n' ~ getlng vch-
n-nuy lsch-y nose o,rr the SAT is'-s OF custom
Sous- hoIiups Tbs r.stom house offccrs
r.slly SOON 20 'Irn 10 smusglsr- on ahou, every
Other ship thst eor1ss 70 Probably Uhea Amer
can raV,Ii~rN ouIi 'rviaE 10 hring N free hos
sands ~ doltsrs worth Of duusne dresses and
diamonds he examinations Of baggage vii be
css rtgldiy lnauS',s
lts lAv = pam enough on 'ich goods va,
some one Nho feels deeply Ere'sd over 10,
inspectors actvS inform - " mere 10 any real
morsi disunruon between fsshionAnie snug
cling snd pain common pieer'sn ihs,ery' u
mic, - Nerr Known 70 Rave serre'esi thorsand,
NJ dollars sorih ~ goods on an iaeomlng liner
wh~n she docFed'
\ lsrger percentage of e,ery dsy old fashioned
honesty IN The declarations ~tIl lessen me annoy
snce OF inspecIOs " CsNrrsii.
HRooNtfS August -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-30
The Kilkenny scrim ma ga

The scene 81 ~" latest uratnrical
and physical contest between the fol-
lowers Of Mr. WILLIAM OBRIES and
,ho~. Of Mr.. .IOHN REDMOND was AZ
propriatelv Kilkenny. For polcmicaI
puIrp,sa.-s Mr REDMOND Is al di-ad
vantage. because his expectations 81
HON. ruir depend IN IN" promises oi
Nj AsQUrTH. and that gentleman re-
tentiun IN once doe not seem 10 depend
Parliament hr-t met
1hst any permanent reform for Ire
land must 10 based IN tho acq'Iicscence