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Letting Dn~n tn Earth.

less than a week ago the Hon
CHARIEs EvANs HUGHEs was moved
90 the most human act in his whole
public career. His statement issued
j,ist before the senate Aelected Presi-
dent PRO TEN. was the vigorous sx-
PRESTON ~ an emotion which was only
surprising be~aiIse !, was natural
BY this statement. however. the Gov
ernor Instantly. thoroughly and per-
maneutlv demolished legend ~ long
and laborio'is construction. Hitherto
things practical in politics have b~en
believed to he for him matters beneath
noti~e and outside ~ deliberately
CHOSEN pathway. Henceforth the prece-
dent Of the Hinrnan letter will stand IN
give she lie to saIch unjust suspicion.
Was this step ~ the Governors. this
interference in the most practical II all
political AFFAIR.". a quarrel over a job,
an accident. Ou a beginning? Was IL
a temporary hut nevertheless fatal de-
Walton from a strongly held principle.
81 q tardy hut hopeful evidence ~ a
change in method
For half an hour IN last Thursday
the Hon. CHARLES EVANS HUoHEs had
q pick and shovel in his hands. No
honest citizen will ise anything but a
cause for rejoicing II the Governor has
decided to keep w the digging. What
the political highways 81 this State
need h not more g,Iideboaris but more
shovwIknrp.
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Pr,nc- Henr,.. Wan, ~ r..,.

The sincerity ~ Prince HENRY ~ Pru--
~ia ~ a prppagandist ~ Dease and
amiiv between 'hs Jraople of England
and hrs own "puntryrnen - unimpeaCh-
able. hal he lo~~ M, always show
tart A. an apostle ~ p~a"e A csss
in point was hls appeal tn the East
AsiAtic So--isty m sunday. after call
ina upon all Germans 10 reciprOcate
the good will whirh he found in Eng
land IN his last visit. sO give its sup
port ~ the plan "T huilding an sin-hip
dock at Hamburg and making that Ciiv
the first port pf de'arturr for Over-~a
airshiD '-Rvel Thrrr ~ M German
enterprise that sNcitrS more concern
and s'lspicion IN the breast 81 the aver
age Englishman than he development
of tho dirigih!c balloon. The same
newspaper IN LONDON that printed y
which he said he could coun, On the
frieudline~- Of German naval officers for
'hc English Government and people
hut found the merchants suspicious and
hostile also printed a description NJ
great aiTship designed by ANTON
BORDER. the engineer. which - to have a
spced or forty-fiVe miles an hour and tn
carry SIXTY Passengers. To b. launched
this spring. It il predicted that the mon
ster. driven by Ave motors developing
gsO hor~e-p power. will actually conquer
the air and Nv easily and SWIFTLY over
seas.
IL was breath wasied for Prince
HENRY tn assure Germans that Great
Britain offered them m honorable ansl
SINCERE friendship and thar the Hiea
~ aggressive action was absent from
the minds Of British statesmen IL Eng
lishmen were to learn that he was pro
noting an airship dock At Hamburg
for 'he departure % other lands Of the
creations u ZEPPEIIN and BoRpER
In the london papers Prince HENRV's
appeal for common sense and concord
will make the usual impression Of on
cial good form. hut all England will
talk about Hamburg A. AN airship port
and the claims for the new lcviathan of
the clouds with it, capacity for carry
ing soldiers and explosives. Owing tn
the activity 81 the Admiralty in new con-
striction tho British peOple are begin
ming 20 laugh at their fears of German
naval rivalry. hut German superiority
in airShips has taken its place a. a
nightmare.
British statesmen Will be wise tn en-
courage inventors and Aeronauts with
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and Nentone. and when he Mlssrsl
blows The spanish. French and Italian
sailing boats lie behind the breakwaier
and their crews play At boUis an the
avenue Of palm trees before the marie
az all thaa was once Provence and j.
now the Riviera. the li'flc traction from
Bando' "a Sanarv has perhaps rrr-saI ~
~ ancient character mos' perfectly
Herr ono b'sls Won soOi morning with
o'It thought ~ -,raiuity. AMI walks milo
tn show Won the rad IN Oliioula1 out
II sheer courtesy In charming 'n,n-
try OlliouleS IA righ'fIlly "Rpltal
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rusases mseallea ~ o Duslneas Nan.
To TEE RDrToa OF TEE Buw-Sfr: what
was aaid IN an editorial article In TIES SON
20 March Ahoul the foolish vsrdicts ron
dored By luFtes n all true IL would take q
whole page of THB Sun % relate The rldieu-
lous and ouFisus tAinss I have sEpeTisnosd
IN thirty yeArs % sarvioe on JuTies. grand
and pesie. Federal and state I've bssa
ashamed % the veFdicts I've had to eonour
10 In civil easss rather than have . dls-
agreement that would bs dreaded b. both
parties.
remsrnbar Q eaas WhaTs a servant aue1
the administrators % an estate for q large
sum IN lieu of support for life. which ahe
claimed had always been promissa her By
the deceased. To ne and 10 three or four
OthsES % the jury n was plain that the whole
thing was concocasd by The womAn's Attor-
npy. and when wo retired 90 COMPROMISED
en- . 5000 award 10 the woman. The d.
fsndant's attorney assured NJ Afterward
thai willis n YES an absolutely cold steal
they'd rather pay that sum than have tho
suit hama over With all " implied TO the e.
tate.
In anotAsr eass o smart lawyer had
bought up thS olAims of . dead and zone
company of s0ms kiBd down south and
Of tho original seockholders. 10 sued .
ven known gentleman of standing IN the
united States court befers Judge Lacombs.
and ne defendant smpleyed Mr.. Cho@ts 20
S!T S., cS sS.s but i ,s
= :.:::s :, !: 4: s::s |, S: ":
cass he natter and eef shs. jury msa. Who
sat auIstly nllanG his pipe, said: -Geatiemsn,
~. me- %y ssilc s' and ". s: Say here YEAR
a.. S.sEssy blank SissS i.s%iess q:
sosss ssa ,sns ,% ssc aS y 'as o%
yes returning from Enrpps he treated me
zee dl,s . S.as %,, Il feet :nS here s,
We Of course bad 70 rsport disa greement,
and az the same tine gave a statement Of
rsmsulbsr humorous Incident occurred
nd drseEed sIona, and Pr Friday ne Judss
ssverHl Of ns business men didn't, van, 70
come p court on saturday, and DURING
l h time u Ss srransSd With one o. On,
:sTy,nS on ~, AZ s.Ss.'h I'd 3. " O de;
. he front. and ss son as ne spoke *
&G !udf We sss o shsrSd ee ,As so% Scshis
one 81 whom 30 s Yes osSsrs, TSasS. and there
Informing Us thSt via consent 81 counsel
on With The case On saturday With sIsvsS
igrymsn. Our little sane had been en-
tsfely stns'cwAsFni TOT ths Hebrew.
thar S'Es sCSSs % 'eo.s nc cc. nd si Ts
the humorous side % jury triAls. Think
Of being on . Jury for q year IN the -Emma
Mine case and losing your business and
Enen did. Think Of q Federal court sitting
ave days with twelve turymen and such
counsel an tho late son Abbett and Edwards
PlsrrePons 20 decide on the loss Of .loop
load on potatoes frozen on their way from
Nova scotia. IN bet Judge Wallace re-
members e. -.
RTvERsIDs. Conn. March ~.
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Fr.pc,. wasted Church Property.

FrmMG3fe WWeee0 gnBrrn Property.
n win he . strange twist in politics II
the psfh ~ tho Catholics IN France "
made smoother ny the SPECIALISTS VI
JAvHks, who 10 m honest man. il dis
~hieh the conftscafAh Chur~h property
has hem administered. and his party
which hates The bourgeoiaie NJ least a.
strongly ~ IL Dos The priesthood. will
show M nercv ~ the plInderers 81
public property VI CLyNENcEAU pro
ferred ~ give up Office rather than ex-
plain the INSTRUMENTATION and POPULATION
that had impaired The navy. and VI
BRAND. who. popular and nasterfuI N
no in. ~ No stronger than his predecessor
NAV have IN stand aside when the secrets
of The Churrh property administration
are revsalesl
There NAV hsv" b"en ~oms excuse for
IN" ruihIe-sne-s with which the Catholic
Ghur,-h in Frame has bsen I,er~~c,it~d
and the violence with whlch the Con
cordat WIS broken The militant party
~ Tho Chur"h. hisregsrding Pope I.vO's
Inun''t ion- ives actively Opposed ~ the
Republic ami constantly intriguing IN
behalf ~ ptetrNd"r4 The corporation
wh,s''l was he immediate cauSH ~ the
hull against associations with sll the ex-
Tension that we're evolved ouu "f u. II
y was not tho agent ~ y religious and
political conspiracy had all the appear
ann~ - Sne II certainly justified tho
ures~ure that " WAIBFGR -RcT'ssEkU
pu' Through. gave -"u~ faint color
of eN~tIs~ q" N" StTnined and arbi-
tFaFv constructions put IN u nv "
GOWNS and his NIcre~-or-. which wore
Tafuied nv the country m subsequent
elections Nrh The desire for the seT-
mrati0n Of S'a's md Church was joined
the impression that " could only he
brought about nv forcible means That
imagined necessity made Frenchmen
nut up with 'hs loss n many beneficial
erEanization- within the church. the
fzarinh schools, the Sisters Of Charity
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To TIE EpIroE oP THE srS-t9tps n
seems 30 me that Boston y taking % har-
self more credit than she deserves for her
definition Of a window 7 duoee from
Leaves FROM Nv autobiography. By the
Rev charles Rogers: Fight yeaFu bsfora
my fathers enrolmeuS u5si' N q seudest
Dr johnson had visited ~ Andrews. Tbs
event continued 10 supply material for de
bate. and among the students were two
parties one 81 whom supported DR.. John
aon white the other took the side Of the
professors one student John Campbell
VentuTed 10 lampoon the leXtcoRrApher
How should 7 define \ window, Or. John
SOM rropounded Camph~.l "A window
sir the sage was described a. AuswertnE
" an orift~e cut ait Of an ediGcs for The
Introduce ion NJ illumination
nnooELyS. March N
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AMERICANS IN NICARaGJ 4.
~elsser. ~ Fsrsune Who TN~eatsu the Peace
og the Z nttesf seatea.


To rRF ENRON ~ THE SU~-Siv Only
a few months ago the state Depar,menf
VAS thrown INTO vRrlike excitement On
account ~ the ov~rs'renuous erorts NJ
Secretary knoN 10 vreAk NenR~anoe On
the already disturbed nation ~ Nicaragua
for th@ putting 10 death ~ two American
ritiy~n@ who had "on-ptred with other
revOlutioni-ts to overthrow the Govern
mont ~ Nicaragua War~hips we're hs~iiv
t~@pat~hed 80 'hs @~sns ~ couAi.' While
national eNoria we're planned for tho ~has
tikem~n' ~ President Ieiaya President
Zelaya va- forced go resign and seek refuge
the reign- of gov eminent
Pre~ident MAdriy. the newly .ha-er
apsmmn ~ ~" ni.S asa ssSi.- snds e S 1ro
self nov confronted Nth = rebellion in
Witch American .t'ilens openly engage
thus does the nit~d States lend tDspira-
ton 10 the conflict
What results are likely - follow such a
"our-e' The execution II other American
citizens. direct war between the I nitei
States ard N-.ara qua. amt worst Of nil
= general diz'rttzt throughout all the south
NJ the American Government Tolicie-.
and this augmented by a general boycott
II tmertcan goods
Thur viii he Uelai innr crested and rfv-
sted through the Ntatcsmanifke diplomacy
NJ Mr. Root and rerently cltuched through
the OFns.ial yisn u Prc-tdsnt Tart 20 he
Then hat becomer the duty Of tho limited
States Government during the present
condl'ion 81 affairs N Ntcaragua' xvi
withdraw i;umediately from taking paTt
In sny reb~llt"n or conspiracy dIre,Sed
In fhe event ~ their wishing 10 ~SnfiDua
IN the rDnnic' lot ~ bs known thai thSy
Do 40 With he definite understanding that
Sable for whatever fate they NAV suReT
BusToN. March n " GmsERr
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O'tr Idaho friend whose letter We
Print in another column on this page ~
the victim nj q misunderstanding and
misaDDr~hension widely prevalent in
the West He attributes 80 sectional
iealoasy and ~ viii the opposition that
has been manifested in certain parts
of tho country 10 legislation popular in
sbe Western States In our opinion his
Theory - completely unfoundsh
Tho measures which our friend men
,ions specifically are supported or op-
pc-s>d in the Fast according IN men =
sense of Justice and their conceptions Of
right public policy The thought that
money v w 10 -p~nt here or there il
without inanence. n Il - ever entertained
fer a moment And this - the case with
regard ~ other measures which are AL
vocated from time 80 time. ~ il made
plain bv even n casual examination "
tho various records nj public opinion
which ara available 'o all Who has
laborei more powerfully for ths income
tax ameBdmen To the Constitution than
the junior Senator from New York?
And has no. the Borah hill already
passed the Senate
Vet in the face oS the record and the
evisience many we-terDers believe ~
honestly as mistakenly that there is IN
the Fast feeling of SECTIONAL antaRo-
niam resulting IN blind and unreasoning
opposition 20 all proposals originating in
or for the supposed benefit If the S'in-
s@t side oE the M'%=isaippi River. Moth
inc could ne further from the fact
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RrssrA,s EXHIBITION SHIP.
veya9e IN the Ncar tsast TO sssspsay Gssas
ana Rxtend Her Trade.

To I'VE EnITnW TEN RTN-StF RHaaia
- ---.--..1 t-.-.-... =. -.
Nn""" c"n.'ssNi "'t'o,'~e "ss 80"
ignored N the past y making great EFFORTS
ssha haa ~n~-tatlr eouloped a s,eatnsV IN
"A.Ss. - ..--a,..s- 80 I. -. a. -.
ehhio" ny prOu"cts ~" 'our "~"E
made OF the eeapoTts in the eastern TART
Of the Mediterranean. The idea - quite
y,nvel a,,rh a .~har,a of advertiaIpa would
- a-s.t a. - $1,000 s.,.-- . h..
~ uS"~@i 'p '"" 'n"r" S'1' ~ "
products are not - vel known ~ the Near
East aa they ought 20 be
r. Ru..,.u .xhsht,A,u .h,r .y,,v.d q,
-, sl'-s- =. ,.-...--. =, r.-l.,- -.
neWh'' sSr'A. ch 's"ua's -
prepared and distributes ~ the merchants
and business men of the Cttv and alao tn
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A Rsek Raver.a Rs~srA.


FrsH no RSok ho1fhy.
\ wandering book buyer decided - gfve
couple Of francs for On old volume winch ~ her
p~ned upon IN one ~ the collections slcng ,h-
banks of the seine. We turned over t,s pages =
the ouinG ~ home and found two which We
purro~eiy stuck together. He Opened them care
bity wtth l<nits. ana What DO you think gas II
die- Three baakn0,ez % . Thousand francs ear
Also this message -Friend. whoever thou
Thru hasi rad thas bonk 80 the end. he iesst~s
without remCr-s. ~ thss little fortune. n is ~
my pen has broaGht Ine IN nfy years. May fr-
Murea ne more fsScFshle - thee cor thou s-'
surely q man ~ lstters Thcn came the initia'
~ u rhs date. January N. Isss. and tbe aur1
her Of a street IN Paris
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RUm Prime MlnasasFs osushe ~ 0mgU aAus.
mmtlun em M Wtnla 20 nnmnP.

EwUR Prime MlmeH1Nf1 BmuwMe ~ DngD nnsaas
ea@tioa em M Weld 20 m4nsP.
TO mn RDEron oV rMB eUR-aspl A
least fovr Of EnsiMnAb Prime Manisasgs
enssrsd 40 "6sad sf honor.. Tia DUKE q
wsllhssoa challenged Tho EAh q VIII.
oAslssA IN eonsseoc@ee Of TIE RaE4e -.
marks On the Catholic dusetion- They
met In BAassEaaa FSslds. Lord wlnchalseA
rUoaivsd the Duks's are and than aired IN
The ar.
The Ri9ht noa- william PIE was GAal-
lsngsd By George Ttsrasy. presa6sna Of tie
Board Of Conerol. On account % osFaAm sb-
ioetionAhls REMARKS made IN the House Of
Commons. ThSy met On Pufnsy commaA
Two shoss we're unchanged. anc Pits arSd
the third tine IN the air. whsn rseousO,-
alton was effected
oeorso Canning NEE Lord oasslsroAaA -
Putasy common- rhsy fought IN aAghs u
the windows % the house IN whleh Ffee aisd
Both minssd. AZ the merit sEohango Castle
reaghia ball snAaruA Mr.. CAnnina's thl9h,
lnfictin9 q sliGhe wound. Ths two States
men assumed thalr places for . third shos
when the Seconds. seslRs mo blood stream
ing from Mr.. canning's wound. pue an md
90 tho combat.
Benjamin. Dlsrasli havine Inpnmsa nams.l
o'connsll % the lmpsnAtsne thiaf 60 Shs
crosn. OAConneil also uned language whtnh
was not parliamentary and DinTa1n %.
sred 20 caaeigAae the ITtrAman. oNo9nnall
declined to meet him. Diarasli than ehal.
lsngsd Morgan O'connsll. the aosuasT's
son. but Morgan O'Connell also Declines
to meet Jsw ca -MslA a hcner.s
cuTran. tho IFanA orator. fougAs feur
dusls. Tho hrst wee with chpG "a EMdasr.
who had insaltsd en- IFish Roman oaaholio
priest. he Captain fred. hue osRrMA did
not. .ft was noe necessary for me 70 Gre
&C him.- the Irsnh wit afsswwHrd wrses,
the sAlhns Captain died thres wssas asssr
fSs as 81 ss ~. 2. ,ss
General for Ireland. Mr.. Y1txgibhoQs Tks
parties we're 70 ere AZ pleasure QmvRn
bred nrsi. and then FitEgihbon took ekrn
. I cr.s nS s:@.S On r" sss NJ.
q. ss @ rSs sSirS dSss c wss r 80 fs sesn
Esan. an IEl;h haryts.sr Who - - aisL:
s 1' % @ brs@Sy .na siRcs: 90 slsss ::
the subject Of .EySn.s slss and hey ists
.s ss ma N SrsS. tcsrsh ana H.
With Lord HnckinghAmahtre.
Richard Brinsley. Sheridan fopghA M,
ha,shs~s ss3 ate. e, q Asnts .. e. a.
style. They fought With sworda. and meaS
coura &c and sail we're dlsplnySd On both
stdes. Sheridan diaarmed bic a4vyEnnsy
ton Mr.. Matths~s aGalR cha llsaGq2 VI.
sheridan. The PARTIES met on Kings Down.
The battle was deapera tely eonAeaAqd
As.sr ditcnfhrEs o. pistol. tnsy ssSf9s T' q
the ground. where they continued % nsht
mill the s~conds ssparst@d them: Ie gss
found that Matthew's sword wss aetually
"'OA'" y" " srrnEsr OF rws cerm
BRooELYS. March ~.
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Representative HENRY " PALMER ~
PeuBsylvania continues Ca make the short
~st -p~-ch.-~ in the House az Washington
I'm March 10 he achieved his masterpiece.
ejac,ilating Iyotsl- when the Hon CHAMP
CLAIM asked during consideration ~ the
legislative. executive and judicial APP
preparation bill what the counsellor for
the Department. 10 state "a new once with
salary 70 o. ia, vas going 10 10. Mr..
PALMER did not amplify Ito never in
suits the imagination ~ the Ho'Ise NY I'M
necessary explanations
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To INV EBuOH 90 TuN SrN referring
20 the letter Of Charles FntE@chs IN to-day =
SvS about the AessinA earthquakes { beg
irsSe ;o say that believe his Ingenious arru
mrnt would NJ Of considerably more tscientiis,
am~ " ne had evtd~atiS oyeriookcd tire i'm
portant geological fart that the earth T. = vital
animate organism. Wherefore the pVtnrtptsa Of
rne~hsnlca physic~ Shieh no ~ IearnedIy asiduce.
would ~sen hardly appHcahle IN tns premises
NV YoRE Marin ~ q. " IONNa
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FS9s M L0H9oH EssIfR6 iSfdHSard
John Hodgr. one ot tire tabor ~ Pc. wrs-s :
sils hat. Ne lo0Ns UPON surh a hat. ~ deelsf-'
as . British institution ana which n no.
BE- lightly Hideh with. 7 shall always wcar
., ire Sp~alnG 81 Parliament ssa - any NJ
fun~iion ~ whirh sOs,e degree % dign1'v = Fs
sirabie remember being snap>ho'sed -
opeuing Of the lasi Pariiamsnf. ami ny ~ors'
vents. among wb1ra are large nuriher ~ 7f'
makers. we've deaghisd N 80 that vas wrl.'
. SIN has a. the TIM. In my constitu~rr, 80
IN ~ fsnind the hnest ssfk and felt hat rlsker'
a.. .-...aa
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a FR4NKIIN PRIMER.
nar,esaue Ia,erassre and Art fsr nase~s
Infants.


To TIE EpIroR oV THr suS-ssr: The
little story reprinted IN ye~tsrday's 8us
from the Boston Rseord about the dxnni-
ton of windoE. an Ortirs % an sdfncs.
makes me think that the witness In qnss-
ton must have taken " from the -BanjR-
min Franklin Primer. a small pAp@r Gov
cred book published more than thirty years
ago By n concern In BroHhsld strese. Boz
ION. that dealt In school supplies n Vas
buriesaue on the chIlds primer. vhich
Was then about going out and ooneAinsd
some very interesting reading.
An illustrates lesson adorned eanh pags
that was not sives 40 90 sdvtcs 60 the
tea"her ! remember that one % the nrst
was a picture n q youth cltnRing 60 ths
top 81 dead tree In the middle a. q swamr.
With several opeR nouthed Alligators oins.
tered a. the foot waiting for him 80 lee -
Hi~ hair stood straight NJ On end and the
thing wonnerful In so crude . wOodcnt
Beneath this was the Lesson. about like this:
So James and his pose
Jsnes ~in soon fssd he pete.
The one where the deHnition eomss IN
ZEE So,i- e''S "i,s a. nsssssSir,sa mss ioofiSg
from a dorrner wtndog, boottack IN hand
and an expression Of great pain ON the face
Below the lesson
,sn the Ksn hear the eat and the mar
oh. YES. the man con hear the cot and tho N j
The cat ~ the dam Of the kti
Nam the cat sud the ut
ON the Opposite page the rieturW wno en-
planned - The teacher and advice gtvan -
10 the b~~t way IN impert the knowle4Gs
conveyed " was suggested that the pupDe
he ask ed to desine some part Of ", for In
stance window Le' the definition Be
clear and concise, somewhat a. fQlioWe
WINDOW. an oriAce IN an edihce for the ed.
mission ~ luminous particles 81 @tmo@-
pheric molecules
oWned the book for many yeaFs and bad
many good chuckies over ". but aiagi Il =
losi. and " h out of print
CsARLEs g MAcUwpA
WV YoRE. March IL
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FFW7E ~ 0TTNH fsT0HV-
4 Rome oorrcspondent inSoTms that saras
very Interesting discoveries have bern ruade w
inc rour-e ~ sscsvaton work sround the island
81 lido 80 Ventc~. wherr = nu,nber ~ anrh~ut
paec~s NJ artiiisry haVs been 9ound beUeath -ix
teet Of mud. The cannon aIi N q state 81 -
c~tent preservation though ~ 10 clear from iheir
CONSTRUCTION that they must date bars ~ q period
slunost imrnesits t~iy sitter the discovery 81 gun
powder. aud ~ ~ believed that they VIII prove ~
vefy great artistic and historic value
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R~vIIa an saS-r's Maven.

RsviiR oovrssPSsseHcs Wss-f.srr Os.rrs
The anances Of BeTttu krr IN an even woFur state
tnan hos ~ the empire snd % Psusaia one rra-
aon fof tire enormously iBrrnaeed expenditure IA
the TrrkiesS vayin which acriin supports al sorts
Of victims Of misfortune or Of tdheness More
thsn a arm % ne children living N me orphan
asyluma hsve both parents living: ne tswn ah~I
tors support Thousands VIM have NJ clain NM,
ne town. vaEabonds IN I'll PARTS Of ire euptr.
hear % Beriln's reputation for indisrrisn4nass
ehariay and crowd thiher.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-15

FVor4 ~ BTdauen Peopis
We saw with our own sober eyes on "Wednesday
Of les, week the double beaded young rAtsisanake
caught q couple Of weeks ago On island IN Suck
Cre-k swamp Nv Mes~rs Hair and Hartkox u
Vas . sure enough Taitlcsnake, some ~ or s~yen
inches long. about 'he Ire ~ the largest part Of
,hs body Of pir-s,sur. and Beautifully marked
tine boad . little larger thar the other. hut
bosh we're fully deveiOped. There wAs . Httle
button % the TAFT .ho~iRz that its are as asout
YEAR FOr = siGht ~ th's Gr-st curiO-ity 40
thank W " Lard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-15
Rea.-ssoa. az q msa,Eu s.sshsr


n T. said that N you srratch ths e''1ar-f 80 -
81 Discover the savage IRIS has iust p-1' %
true Og the American soulAn. The V~-n~T
Chicsgo have In the Interests Of publ -s'-
been threatened vitb an ordinance aRsins' . DO
long hatpina. ~ once there II q p~'ition. anf
American WOMAN turns out - ~ ne Tgres' Pr
tire Italian Middle AGE WITH . po'entisl s'ii~'
In har hair. u sUeARn vofiuaes for Aulerira7
civilization that there shOuld ~ q real ueed o.
ahnaa hnlrlna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-15

To THg FpiroR 80 THE $rs ~ think that
certain 81 me irish sOid consult their dignity
more " instead % passing resolutions ~ondeulnlng
s~urflous ~. Phtrct : dAy I-o~isi carts thsy
N treat thsm a. they deserve that u. Ntth
silent contenp, They IRE pOs'Aisi vehert nor-
on ths oFtEinators OF them thar tn~y 10 on ths
iFt<h. Tbey certsiaiy show wlAn~e. btgotry and
Ignorance. things NOT - b. proud ~
NV Yoaa. March ~ CISta AasnarAsus
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-15

Mr. =. Y FenSirL. " Bottccs q curious rus
tam IN icelsnd ~ dsro~itlng written verses %
a csiFn. 20 ~ fosind ~ 10 neat rAassrby. Ne
translates nae anasd by himself aa 6ntlOwD.
. am sitting here late and esrly; hungry and esla
nnger Rncers fEtena. WI yon nOa uarm ohn
cd oHsT- The EssHrnnoe n - 90 90 ero1s sup-
passa ~ amhahls ths onlgn-