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gthef part OF ihs population 10 road a..
Ny docs ~ climate gi,e ore roe' q 1st,s,
stVle than anulhefs
! vas horn In ) southern state rbs-. %.
had btndscapes here and there runlais III
tae yeTr round. ard reogfaphr a. far - tss
eve ruuld 80 hloWiug uaFt 1fIr t1gr 9ns
uttle freea, called the MiaaieT pni n fhrss
anvz. We had no literary csntrs n ~
90 ghnof hood, "a Aihena % ths raciar. W
California Atratflrd-1n- Avon Nst no e-s
comnlained a. the Cnrnhreat aunniisI
enough inspirat' lion ~ disfiuFlil tha Mi
moon from q hole IN the ground "a -.
usnial distinction that h the heginnnF %
all Nisdoni
wonder Why this atmosphere does a.,
arouse editors 70 notice literature more tkan
ihey do on sseing the name oi CA-
sure that the author has died or h hsins snss
Tor diVorce, Or h low with appendirth
Thus unapprectaied a number ~ Wriisrt
have caused the tranaference of AmeFeaa
literary cenfre from san franciacs 70
CArmei-hy -the-Sea ClimAticallY ronsd.
cred. Carmel IL the Logical site fnr he M.
efary centre of america. though not ve' ths
hrthrlare ~ any Wfiier or the i0eatioa II
a publishing house However ne literary
centre Of America might Just ~ vel remain
there uniil removed 10 the precincts VI a
more enierprising real estate dealer
Li0NEL JosArHAnF
SAN FEANcfsCn. NAV 81
The sun., 1910-06-02
90. nrslrr FnlnIIea.

From NJ AisaHy ErSaiag Josradf
Governor Hughes has called an e1traor-
dinary session Of The Legislature because
II did not pass the Kind OF ofprimary legis-
latiOn that he desired
Vet only about tWo weeks ago he said
AZ Binghamion
have not desired any member Of The Lsals.
Ature 70 vote for this BIN The Hiuman- Green
hlll o. any other bili contrary 70 hs convicuoaa
u has been ny earnest desire that u should BE-
brought out upon the floor Of each house of ne
Legislature. that IL should he voted upon and
debated according 70 its msnis and that u should
hs voted upon by earh member according "a
his Judgment and the light and wishes Of his
constituency
The Governor has had that earnest desire
which he 30 plainly expressed realized
The Hinman-Green bill was brought out
upon the aoor oi each house. debated most
fully and voted down
The Mesde-Phillips bill was passed by
both houses and l. In the Governors hands
The sun., 1910-06-02

Tho .utimation thar Mr. BETAV would
not bs welcome In Indiana a. a spell
hinder In tho contest bctwesn the Hon
lOHN " kFRN and the Hon ALHEET ,
BEvERrDCs f1r tho Tinted States sen
are will b. saidrn.ng surprise to Nr
Mans associate IN tho national ticket
tAo wears ago. Indiana NJ BRYAN rr-
CARDS ~ most partial ~ him II a.l tho
states that hr has not .slrried m a can
a. late for President He has alwavs had
thr whole hearted regari uf the Indiana
Democrats They we're ~ radical a. h''
VA. and had ~ I,tte love Tor The gold
standard In ISgs Mr lRY,V u0llrd
3li - votes IN ludiana, and The tally II
PAIAIER and BUCENER was only 7l5
Mr. BRYAN's visits 10 Indiana have
always drawn immense audiences. and
even when he Was not a candidate him
sell and -tumpei the state for Judge
PARKER be- was welcome ~ the hOv err IN
Nav and his influence was paramount,
~ was proved bv the small vote cast for
the Hon. ALToN y. PARKER IN 1914 a.
compared with that given 70 Mr. BRYAN
IN len and l0OS. Judge PARKER re-
ceived PASS votes IN 1914. and Mr.
BRYAN zoe $50 IN 1871 and ~. .282 in ieoS
Now Mr. BRYAN Is not wanted when his
old friend kRRN aspires 20 the Inited
States Senate In fact, We doubt II
Honest JoHN himself desires to see his
old IDOL cross the State boundary.
The explanation Of this amazing cold
ness ,s that the support Of the brewers
Is essential to the Democratic party in
Indiana this wear Il the Legislature is
not 10 be lost, and MIR BRYAN has en-
listed in a war for the ultimate eXter-
mination of the liquor interests. A.
the present stage II the conflict he
stands Tor local option advocating the
largest possible unit The Indiana
Democrats II they must have local
option, which they don't want. are for
the smallest unit. No handsome cheek
is to be expected from the brewers Il
Mr. BRYAN Is allowed 10 run wild in the
State. and he cannot touch the license
question without contributing 10 the
success of the Hon. ALBERT JEREMIAH
BEyERIDGE.
In this fearful dilemma the Demo
cratic leaders talk of COnfining the
speaking campaign in this State to
Indiana talent Vain nbterfuge! Mr..
BRYAN has already booked himself for
Indiana and will not be denied. He
published his intentions in the Com
m"ner before departing for England.
announcing that he would return %
help the Democratic party elect a ma
iority in the SiXty-seCOnd Congress.
No conceivable issue certainly not the
liquor question. can swerve Mr. BRIAN
from his purpose and keep him out Of
Indiana. where II is the hope Of his party
70 send a solid delegation 70 Congress.
He would like % share in the credit
and take hts nlaoe by the side Of his
good friend KERN in the glorious con-
hict for principle The best thing tho
Indiana managers can do Is IN welcome
Mr. BRYAN with open arms, crown him
with laurel, and whisper in his ear ~
talk ahoutl the initiative and referendum.
the b'nomal theorem, ANYTHING but
liquor
The sun., 1910-06-02
IN. u.., severely 60, 70 Regiment.

To rHE RDrroR ~ THH Sus-,stT: Mr.. An
bross In his letter 70 THE SrS says that after
uany years Of research hs tailed n md record
Of any regiment IN the riIl var vhieh par'iei
pa,.d in A. mAhy battles a. did the Ninth MAssa
rhrsr,ts Volunteers
lie asks whether any oi your readers who has
seen active service ran duplicate such = record.
I am not veteran Of TIE cyu war. but am pleased
20 inform vow correspondent that the record In
question has noe only been equalled bpt has been
,uruassei by me sAp fourth. siAty ninth and
seventy third New YORK. infantry ~ well a. b.
the frwrnty ssc0nd Massachusetts,
Nv authority ls william y FoN. Lieutenant
Colonel United states Volunteers. whose coHnprs-
b-usivr work on ne -ReEimentAi Losses IN the
American Clyii war Il compiled from oflcial
records
In bls Ilst oi battles N which the Ninth Massa
rhusstta Volunteers participated ! note with sur
or,ss that M Ambrose includes Boiiers Miils and
other minor engagements JAhHa CANuT.
RaYoHLER. Nay ~.
The sun., 1910-06-02

To I'VE EDfroR ~ rHE SuS-Sr II vas With
Ereat pleasure that ! read Of the sentencing hy
Judge ConneIiy Of several street car haodlums
n ne worthouss for siI months tor roWdytsn
on trolley cars. ! wish more of our Judges aus
Justices would 10 the same hing
We are enutsd 10 nsaoe and quiet IN our homes
and when travelling. and Offenders against law
and order and decency should BE- punished and
taught not 70 break Laws and not % offend the
eitiEens Of NE community and their famllies
The Justices Of Manhattan and Brooklyn should
inliow the example oi Judge Connolly OF Lone
Island city Whsn dealing with TIE laWiets ciasves
We are urcd Of me Eangs that lnfss, our street.
that annoy and terro1Es peope We want thsr,
punished when they arc bad and do evil II IA
folly 70 coddie them. JoHN T. BEHaarfr
nHnoWLTN. June
The sun., 1910-06-02
A Few Lines FrOm the Constitution Of New


TorHE EDtroR or THE suN-SV sneak.
ing Of direct nominstiors bills. Hinman-
Green. Meade Phillips. cobb. Hughes CON-
promises and Grady-Frsbie. Il Ia respect
fully suggested 20 Governor Hughes that
before he writes his special message 70 the
LEGISLATURE on June 20. IN which hs Ia COM
PEELED by the Constitution of the state
10 state exactly Why he has convened the
Legislature In extraordinary session. he read
again the following from the Constitution
and oficial annOtations Of IL.
Article uI.-Jsgisiaavs Powers -secasu -
The legislative power Of this stASe sban be vested
10 ths senate and Assembly.
Earh Of ne departments Of government.
lsrislauve iudicial and executive. h restricted
70 ne exercise Of ~ swn legitimate funcuoua.
and unless . legal snd eonsutuuonai warrant
can BE- found no one Of ne three should bs psr
mi,,sd TO invade the domain Of me other. Psopl,
sH r,l sabold ~ Webb. - STATE Rep. AZ
Lesisaavs pgEer "a absolute and uuur,,,.,
srrsvt q, restrained ~ ne Constitution. R,Ds
Of chenango ~. brown. y NY. 81: Ps.p,. =,
FiaEr tstd. toi.
Not ouiy is ne powsr. but NJ responsibility
Of legislation is inposed on ire Lsr,,l,,,,r.
they ouHnot SUBMIT any BIN 10 ne popular yo,.
sHospt one providinE iS ne eontTastlnr Of .
debt BaF'o va HluFod. sN Y ass.
Also the Governor at bic leisure shou,d
read once more the followtne nom IN.
Constitution of the State.
ATtiris ~. soetioa 4-Ths GovsrBor ,s.u \.
commander In chief % ths military and naval
forces o. ne state Ne sasn have power % e,,.
vons ne LsEsiaulra or ne Senate osly. uu .r,,,.
ordinary ooessiona AtsEuaoFdnsTy ssssians 40
~si'cs 1han BE- sstsd upon s4ospt such 20 rss
The sun., 1910-06-02

thnmssi, ~ unahi- n bsar ths psruntaFv
iosa inrisirnt ts c1utiauias 90 eua,ast
if iha wti ne ~nuaiItIes Q eIrfun1isF
- nfim,dafion f . hard os ooaeeiys
shai uu'tkl We ~ me hailsss b sii
srrc-esi. hsr fhis sh.st Ne aissF tbs fafs
~ ths atfampt
The sun., 1910-06-02

A. q consequence Oi an sxch angs n
shots between French and Turkish troops
on the Tripolitan frontier ~ TInis a few
months ago another delimitation Of Afri-
can boundaries has taken place. A.
meeting n Turkish and French rsprssen-
tatives In tho citv oi Trpoi In April con-
vsution was signed which In efect rscoR.
nized Fmnco- Tunisian claims along the
whole frontier Among the gains for the
French 10 the possession oi q caravan route
almost % Ghadames. the Clanham juno
The sun., 1910-06-02

TO rvs EDTroH oy rHB SUN sv of the
twenty thr,e Nthth ReEimsnt battles given by
Mr. Ambrose four are the names rot Of four but
Of two battles. three others arr inaccuraiely
credited. and two others have no existence a.
battle names Two are omitted from ths nsL
Ahtieau and ShsrpsburE are names 0f one and
me sane battle. and similarly Galnens hnis and
Chicsahominy. Ths MINI Massachusetts, was
q particulariy good Irish regiment ana 4 on
the Iisi Of three hundred fighting regiments 80
caIiedl Of ne Union Army OUTPOST.
NV NOuH. June J.
The sun., 1910-06-02

To rHN EpTroR - Tvs SrN-.,F '7.- =.
marks shout Secretary Dickinson 'oi1.-s ne
Z Golf Cabinet lnrmdink thr utufy N s'r'nf'l
expended IN tne stroEe. move ne 20 "F '-A'
believe President Taft mnself is pTes-Ils NJ
" ould undoubtedly improve hs long ff0'
hc would pfactise an casy sstng and 'ei 80 .lo
do the work success on the lnhs e. hH' Y
Action Of surress In hfe After arnrri1r if'rui
form. play Tho game naturaly wit1 fr1.' r ~
implements ssiocted and without cons l- 'a''
Of Effort 70 carry the green nont rIr .'I
game trying 70 play up 20 the colonel
Nuw NoEN NAY a. on ~ rftA
The sun., 1910-06-02

To TIVE EDuoa oF TEE SrS Sir' Ny small
hoy missed part Of bis breakfast Yesterday bu,
sscured place on NE rurb opposite me review
ing stand az Soldiers Monument After q long
wat the Old Guard lined up IN front of U.s. IL
cannot be said of mem mat they. IKE ladies' a.
q picture show. arc a. iaiT as ne view they o.
strucL MoTe than q thOuuand peopls behind
ihem. many of hen children. we're deprived 0f
the siEht for which thsy had Stood IN place aBF
hours and ~ heir sscTince uho 6cnedtsd but ths
uld Guard A
NHu YoaR Nay a.
The sun., 1910-06-02

SIR GLENN CUBTIss's idea Of using
the asroplans for dropping chemicals
on high buildings In flames 10 put out
firs IL the most fantastic We have heard
from the aeronauts. II the swift flying
aeroplane could b. stopped with brake
like an automobile and. stationary In mid
air. pour out the eHtinguishing chemical.
il would Of courss be Indispensable 70
modern fro departments
The sun., 1910-06-02

tisa q - asAafa Esuuai rsaais n ssg-
tala asl.s an4 sseiHualss paanssaIaa u
aftsra ass aauafut o. runis and 4as o
Fsnnua EssamuFstnrslFsnnf latas taeis
esnnrmiau Ianpiiuf in ~ trsafY tiai ~
vu.Efiaa n FtuscA estssaiaaay h rllnis
sii aat hs saiuet ~ - asw rlifaieh
asgsfuna,,i dNapita uTssin,ra fhruats
The sun., 1910-06-02

F'o- ~ RarAfas Prssi Timss
Mr lack Wright Of tonsorial fame and NJ,
can always he denendcd unon 20 he up 70 ds,s
has installed q shower bath IN his barber shon
ior the benent OF BIS many patrons. Many Of us
bops 10 patrouifs the baths this summer.
Manager J. n. Barrett OF the Queen Annes ~c-,
pany returned 70 Rauhide Wednesday rnarBgng
afier spending tcn days In Reno and yirluIt,
Yss. John is changed; hut don't mention A. n
Waa only bath.
The sun., 1910-06-02
NT. Grams nsmbsrship IN the Democratic
stats Cammittee.

To rHn EpIroE oF TRE sUS-SV. The state
mentin 20 days srS taken from en- Albany paper.
that I uas not ihe chOirs for membership Of the
Democratic state committee ~ me Democrats Of
he ssyenisenth senate district Il untrue.
Iuas the only candidate from that district
NV YosK. MAJ ~ : suRoHkST CHAN.
Thomas y Rush Vas elected Democratic
state committeeman for ths Seventeenth
senate district by ne delegates of the dis
trict At tho Buffalo convention. september
Is iaOs Democratic state committeeman
are usually elected for two years. Or until
the next succeeding State convention. Mr
Rush said Yesterday
AZ the Carnegie Nall convention. held
Aprn IS. IaOs. ! had 'he credentials 10 re-
elec, me State committeeman for the Seven
tssnth senate district Secretary Thomas
4 smith Of Tammany. Who also acted a.
secretary N the convention. did not call for
nv Credentials ! wAs displaced under the
resolution adopted by the convention giving
IL the power TO name state committeeman
Mr. Cram was not elected a. my successor.
lie Uas put In my place under that reso-
luton. adopted by the convention The
article in the Argus quoted by TVS SUN IA
rorrert
The sun., 1910-06-02

FrOsi ~ CoiuHtbia siafs
No wusus poet than ne Governor ~ T-''tl
has evug hcen proiuced In s1uth Carolina -
in Norm Carciinh
The sun., 1910-06-02

The sgweE.
Over ne sunset lands
A shadoWy agWer paaaed.
A scrip within he hands
Wherefrnm TIE teef be cast
rntl ne dusE grew deep
lie scattered again and aeaia.
% weB NJ s0Fer Wesp
Sowing ne drsams % mead
clmToH sooIEAnp.
The sun., 1910-06-02

q hns inisr-stssi . Eruup n sri.oiariv
r1rrarunsirnts ts s,fahlish ~ ennnni-
eaI tsst n M ra'in,i mi hrarty aaih ~
lafile nEr whirh = ihs last rucur,iasi
wur-s ~ WtruEru NJ painfliliy No
nuts Mr BAHrLFrr = cited ~ pruving
that Nhrn ths rhans u CaWduf bi-
firpsss'i uAcnrVr hs rriesi -shimnrsi hs
him Tho rthsr srhoul ~ sfiiirs rites
MtHT CpwuFv CrSrHE IN sippnrt "
-damnssi ~ b.
Arcea- 20 tho Fir.t FoIio of IG1l suiab-
iiahos beyond all cavii thr heais,i form
n wufris whirh ~HtEEsPEtHE wrUts for
his enurrd S-ui
nstsfs ~ haiT
Q mras wv ssrHHs m'sti ~ On nsesuTs
eni aama'i 10 him nat ar.t rri,, hoia. sssssh '
Thew stand tho words. ihs reut 10
eEcunt lighting and alarums. To sspk
to alter ths Firsi Folio a scandalun
magnatum, fny MscRETR was q p-er
msFs nicsty u grammar ill serve a. no
defence
20 uir," anil swear s an ~xerriae -
the higher emotion When the blood
boil~ and the mouth grows fall ~ rU'ind
words ~ nich must b. expelled upon thsir
hostile % irr, there j. NJ tune tn poRslrr
the rllrs ~ l.INDLEY NrHEAY ~ 10
strive 10 rrraI' tho observations and IN.
eycrption- h.rrv ith GOoi.r BEOwV has
da-krnet couR>sl in -p-vCh. Papa.
potai1'-S. Do,iltrv. prins~ ami prism ars
al very goud words for the lips. saith
Mrs GENERAL, Especially prune~ and
prism Not such the sDee, h IT the pro
fane vulgar not thus the army swore
in Flanders
Above all laws oi formal grammar.
SHAKESPEAEE nredrd not % par~s
Vet IN this damned h. MIN h. NAV well
have though, he had tho grammar On
his side, though not holding il vital to
hls end that the sub jeCt u a passive verb
should lle IN the nominative Ease. When
n came his time 20 cast into the passive
the active obiurgatlon u the third person
singular masculine for thus the gram
marlanS ould bind Il to their rule. he
saw NJ harm m passing from the eNplo-
sive effect II damn him 20 damned be
hin no less effective
When swearing. why bother 10 parse?
The sun., 1910-06-02

Tan anybody inform us whether any
important utterance has proceeded in the
last day or two from any friend Of labor
on the once discussed subject Of govern
meat hv iniunction-7
The sun., 1910-06-02

O7 -av.Ty fH~ -i'y ior mo suwwer vn1 waY
Rave rHr ~uS cent - yoI bv mail g. mo regular
sub,-r 7rnn rsrrs, addrss.ss being rFa1rri ~
often ~ desire orders nay hr sFuf .rfuugh
az rs.rsir,.sr ~ n the puhufauon ofrs
The sun., 1910-06-02

r'-sn~.s -sPaslaIi, - Grand. Tns taiiT and
sg1tay -dIuoas ere oa ss's 10 Kaaaus if. scar lhe
Gfsat Vn'ri k.aslu- 'I nogieyari de- Capuciasa.
corner PIs.eIr IOntrl aad KioslIs 10. uoiisvard
a. rftH-rs. rIruer grir fn..t Dr. Grand
The sun., 1910-06-02

fr- lr 1mr- F'nnghar1 nouss. Ar'lntsi street.
gtra1f rHstav And sunday sra afs aa asis IN
Lolf1H sf frs American aad caiouiai Etohangs.
CO. s1~ afr-sf E-roHt sweet ard paw' s'raH,ship
The sun., 1910-06-02

KhiessF-whai soss your wife DO us.- ~
tusuat get whst shs wants.
Boctef--Caiia an eatra session. -
The sun., 1910-06-02

srrf H7 fHs Fra rrauag sni puBnshing
ts.1..rHHH H. .r1 Nassal street 10 10 hofouth
1F .t..f ..Ir Nrs I5fs rteaidsrt ~ ina haso
a...... las-4 q NlHsI 90 Nassa1 suest.
-..f..-.- s. l,s Association % D. fafan. 30
vi-ss. ...-.. t-clstarg ~ 10 Assoriausa. y "
0Hur OF" .tssal street
The sun., 1910-06-02

sabsFfipfians 10 nIh. Fastushi
u1... Frr vHHn 30 80
Dan. Dol. fHHI 90
..., D.. year . 80
Hs.. a-u rrNuAY rsr Nunr %
Dali. f.u uaf Nuh' pS7 wuun -
.H..rr. .1 flr-isn sHHatt-s sddsi
..s... ruusg orders tr. 20 he msfa rsg
HH. H Iua SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-08

FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
THE BIRMINGHAM.
Adams Mill road and Lauier place.
No. 41-5 rooms and bath. .3ASOO
No. 2S-S rooms and bat 5000
No. "a rooms and hath. $3.50
THE MONTGOMERY.
North Capitol and NJ sts. NV
Roof garden for exclusive use OF tenants.
All outside rooms. All modern Improvements.
No. - rooms and bath. $3.50
No. "a rooms and bath. 900
THE REGINA. 1924 ST. NV.
Convenient location. Good condition.
No. 80 rooms and bath. $3.50
No. &C. rooms and bath ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1000
THE SEMINOLE 1444 W st.
and room apartments. $3.50 to $3S so.
THE LAWRENCE. 1922 18th NV.
No. Is rooms and hath. 400
THE NAVARRO 215 E st. NV.
No. S2-5 rooms and bath. 90
No. ID rooms and bath. an. SO So
No. "a rooms and bath ............& 80 81
No. 3-3 rooms and bath. $3.50
No. IS rooms ana hath. ............. $3.50
TWO-FAMILY HOUSES.
zoos f st. ne. I'd floor. sr. and b. 50 90
1907 E st. I'd floor 5r. and b. 81 90
6SJ 14th st. me-. rooms and hath. $iss0
81 Seaton NV. LIST floor Or and b. 30
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM.
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
mh3-d,eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-08

AUL CO.. sTH & L NV.
1713 4th NV. Jr. b.3.50
1925 9Th NV, Jr. b. %. 90
400 n Cap. Sr. b.17.5e
1915 9th nw.Sr. b. $500
l116 C ne, Ar. b. Is. 90
GAO Morton ne. 5r. bl2.0
l221Duucan ne, 5r. 513. 30
1861 L NV, 2r. b. 1880
l4l2 Duncan, Ar, w1S.50
1928 eth NV, 81, b.10.00
! 1905 7th nw,5r.w. 800
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MASSAGE.


MOTOR ROATS FROM $50 UP AT OUR NEW
store, llth and sts.: Smile spec dabout. $500;
.s-f,. -rulser. SOD: canoes, s;5, and rowhoats.
RACINE BOAT MFG. coz apl9-tf
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THE NORTHUMBERLAND

The NUKI
Is modern, dreproof. seven-sto-y
apartment house, with all improve-
ments. and two elevators. 1t 10 stu
ated on the southeast corner OF New
Hampshire ave. and V st. northwest.
near the Herdic line and the q st.
ana 18th st. cars. Ine ouilaing con- con-
bath, at $40 per mouth: six rooms and
bath, at SIS: Eve rooms and bath. at
$50: four rooms and bath. at $50 and
$40: three rooms and bath. at $3.50,
and two rooms and hath. at SIS.
Building just completed and apart.
ments are going fast.
Your inspection invited. Building
open for inspection day and evening.
electric lighted. Diagrams and further
information furnished on request BY
SwARTZEL. RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
fe26-tf 727 18th st. NV.
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WANTED - HIGH-CLASS SPECIALITY SALES
man for Maryland and Virginia; staple line on
new and exceptional terms; commission. with
$40 monthly advance for expenses to man
Who makes good: successful computing scales,
cash register, jewelry typewriter pre-
ferred: cne salesman earned s129 I'm April: ref
erenres required. MILES :. B!XLER CON-
Jay, ctefiand. Ohio.
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EUH hENI-bI d. y. =
a N Y av nw,5r. bS0. 80
1888 7th NV. Or. b. 30. 90
20S ID NV, 5r. b. .21.@
208 D NV, Ar. b. rs. so
$40 9Th NV, 7r. b. $3.50
Lafayette, 1907 9Th
NV. Or. b. 1900
1888 N Cap. 5r. b.22.5 50
81 r NV, 5r. b. .22-50
SO2 Fla av NV, 5r. b21 80
1920 Fla at NV, 4r. b21. 90
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yIAvI SCIENCE OF HEALTH NATURAL
ncn-snryical: cloth bound 400 page book free.
texture Tor women Wednesdays at 30.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-18
whsn Ed &c RsaIIy 80.

Talking Of eighty cent gas with
bills no lower than they were with
dollar gas said an old New Yorker,
whenever / feel like lynching gas
official 10 to ny desk at home and
take ont several old bits 0f paper for
perusai. They came down to me from
my grandfather aud are reeeipted gas
bills.
There II receipt, FOR example, dat
"a In 1927, which shows the price 81
gas In New YORK then was 81 per hnu-
dred cubic feet, Or si0 per thousand,
AZ against 20 cents today. In 1898 and
1879 II was 10 cents per hundred, er
s7 per thousand Not only that, but
rental was charged fer the meter and
for the use of gas fixtures as we'll
cot course these facts don't tend 10
reduce my present bin at alI, but don't
you know how comforting It Is to feel
that others have been 50 much worse
OF than you areT New York Globe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-18
80 Mstal e Matehmakinr.

The alloy called @invar.n consisting
Of steel mixed with about SO per cent
Of nickel. which II practically invarit
able In volume with ordinary changes
OF temperature, was adopted a year
or two ago by Swiss vatchmakers for
making balances In the majority of
their best tinepieces. The compansa
tion for temperature thus obtained Ia
superior to any hitherto known Fot
many years watchmakers struggled
with an outstanding trouble ii the
best compensated chronometers. due
principally to the nonlinear variation
of the elasticity a the steel 81 the
hairspring by the use Of the ''invar
this error, II ls stated, may be prac
tlcaIly eliminated London MBil