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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
BY GARDINER & DENT
Several Large Transactions
Reported Closed During
the Past Week.

Gardiner & Dent. Inc, real estate brok-
ers. report the following transactions
closed during the past week: For J. J.
Mcpherson they have sold to Morris L.
Wolpe three-story pressed brict brown
stone corner residence 1119 street. be-
ing the northeast corner of 18th and O
streets. It contains eleven rooms, two
baths and hot-water heat. The lot has
frontage of twenty feet on Q street by
| about seventy feet on 18th street. This
property formerly was owned by the AS
cension Church. 18th street and Massa-
chusetts avenue, and was used as the
rectory for this parish. The new owners
idea is to remodel it with a drug store
on the first floor and apartments above.
1t was purchased at a consideration said
to have been about 1000.
For Carl Fl. Smith they have sold 3413
18th street northwest. being the last of
row Of eight houses recently erected, FIVE
of which were on Park road and three
on 18th street. 1t is a two-story brick.
of colonial design, containing six rooms.
attic, hardwood interior finish. electric
light and concrete cellar. The lot is 22.5
feet by about so to an alley. The con-
sderation was So. $50.
Lexington Street Sale.
For Kennedy Bros. they have sold GA
Lexington street northeast. 1t is a three
story colonial brick, containing eight
rooms bath and hot-water heat The
purchaser. whose name is withheld at the
present time, will occupy the property.
The price was $3.50.
For Charles NJ Campbell they have sold
house 131 Girard street. which is a SEMI
detached house of colonial design. having
six rooms, bath and furnace heat. The
purchaser William E. Sibley, will occupy
the property. The consideration was
50 go. They have also sold for Mr.
Campbell 735 Girard street. which is SINH
lar to 1871 and was purchased at the same
consideration by Henry Schaefer, who
will hold it as an investment.
For Louise B. Mazza they have sold the
store and dwelling at 4O7 Az street south
west. 1t occupies a lot twenty feet front
by a depth of 90 feet to an alley. The
purchaser w. J. Sullivan. was represent
ed by James f. Shea. The consideration
was $1,000.
They also report the sale of 3i09 14th
street for Elsie Bond Bischoff, widow of
John w Bischoff the former or
ganst Of the First Congregational
Church. 1t is a three-story colonial brick.
containing ten rooms two baths. concrete
cellar, hot-water heat and hardwood in
terror finish. The lot has frontage of
22J feet by a depth of about 100 feet to
a twenty foot alley. The purchaser, a
local business man will make 1t his home.
The price was $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-11
Permit for Apartment House.

During the past week permit was is
sued for the erection of a four-story
apartment on the south side of X street
between 18th and 18th streets northwest
On the same square Harry Wardman
who took out the permit, is now erecting
three buildings of similar size. The en-
tire scheme for the Improvement of this
large frontage will be completed when
four additional buildings are started
which Mr.. Wardman expects to do in the
near future Each story of these struc-
lures will contain seven suites having
from two TO four rooms and batlf each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-11

Sikh and MosIem families are being edu
Gated at English military schools in India.
and will not be. a. in the past. men or DO
training but regimeptal service
In every Asiatic land there Ia passion
ate desire today for this modern military
training, and another generation will find
no Arab Pashas commanding swarthy
armies but instead, soldiers as science
trained a. those Of Europa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-11
As We Speak It.
From Success Magazine.

A German. who had come to America
to master our language. was being
shown behind the scenes of vaudeville
theater by one OF his American friends
That man. said the American. in
dicating an actor with a wave OF his
make up for another take Off,
The German departed suffering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-11

Turkish commando in chief today, fs
trained like a German STAFF onicer lie
knows All there is to he known OF modern
generations He has an efficient staff and
understands the movement of troops by
rail and the sudden. swift overwhelming
blow OF a modern campaign. The Japa-
nese commanders are as wei or even pet,
Tar trained Tomorrow the Chinese Will
be. The indian officers Of the great Hindu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-11

err I'm hot corner" he knew nothing
of scientific warfare, of the European
world or Of modern arms and armies.
When this simple. unschooled and I'M
read man. bred in Egyptian barracks.
was told by De Lesseps that the Suez
canal. being neutraIized. could not be used
in war Arab Pasha was fool enough to
believe him and did not blow up the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-11
anal. which straightway became tine

canal which straightway became the
British military base. He expected to
fight by day. and his army was awakened
by an early morning attack and defeated.
He was as simple and as surprised as
child over the result. and felt that the
game was not quite fair.
But in the generation since Asia has
learned modern war Shevket Pasha the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-11
FIOMESEEMERS

We will give yon title 10 lot worth
81 go 90 for $500. enabling you TO raise
funds from building associations or banks
on the first mortgage, we taking second
mortgage for the cost OF the lot. pTovtd-
Ing you will build a home at once.
Lots situated in convenient. desirable
northwest section OF the District. Write
for particulars.
BoX IGo. STAR OFFICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-11
A Crafty Vegetarian
rom the New York sur.

r rom the New York SHp.
Nebuchadnezzar went on all fours.
Men arc mistaken for deer even when
they walk upright, he consoled himself.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16

The following are Tho ofnccrs of INC
Grand CHAPTER
Grand ingb prics--johu G. slack.
deputy Grant Hish pr.cF-Solo.
mon spitl
Grand King clifton o Young
G.U.F SCRIBE. nathan Jana
Giaud Treasure Arthur u N8loy.
Grand Secretary Alphcus A. Keen.
Grand Cha lain q r Lnnd
Grand Captain 0t the Host Marine
a williams
/ Gand Principal soiournor- Ralph
N pa -sona
/ Grand Royal Arch Captain -chas
BE- Morrow
n-apd Master of the Third VAN
Iu.n spring
Grand Master of he Second Vail
4 ID GoldenhorF
Grand Master %, the First Vail
F. y NcNatt
Tho officers o. the Grand Command
egg are as iollOWB
Grand Commander " Poe. Il0s
Uoa
Deputy Grand Commander J.
Kelly. silver CITY
Grand UenptaliHsimn-I Vs. Wilson
roswell
Grand Captain General Abnm y
Pratt. Carlsbad
Grand Senior Wardon--Ic "
Chamherlln, Alhnuuerquo
Grand Junior Warden Henry T.
stephens. SduIa Pc
GRAND prolato fiwatl Mcqueen
Z Gray. Albuquerque
Grand Treasure A Nploy Nhu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16

Gathered .uu all oter tHo urisuc.
tDu Ui HeElr. fUI8f arr hun.
gluo. al 80 .0u. u yIt is iu go prob.
.HItt thD most notable congress- tl0U
u .. aun MOI has cH.f been teou
b Alnlrg.q of on mis- occasion
l-aUp i.od-r. $50 % & a A..
which a- lptn in existence under e
charr soy th irore wears viii dDd
lean, u now temple Ehiph s do.
siinci to far outiast the three Masonic
couples which uaIr preceded b. in
Cats citt
FUr hc first lim, ibc grani Zodiac
4 goo meet n Nnuqd'rWr boo build-
ing noble enough 10 lis lines ana i'm
posing enough boz ii7 simple dieniiN tn
uo worthy refuge Ton thar august
rodt And the credit thereof r. due
io Temple l.ndre and to the men Wins
Auto made such "a 1uldinr iari bY
ihoir Duerrf patience ANA constant
cudrayor
Man, NasOns have come from tho
distant cothcrs of the state io attend
this siguinCanl session of The superior
body aud io do honor 90 their broth
eos of Temple odec Preparations
f0r hsir entertainments and FOR ihet
comfort and convenience while here,
hnyc had mo same carrni congid"ra.
lion as fha which he larger pcope
dositnDi ana built thc ncw home fog
masonry
Sessions Commence This Morning.
Grand Master y g. Modlcr called
Inc Grand lodge 10 order, and after
the transaction oi small amount OF
Fpuffun Httafu4fa an uHfouruutuf ,r..
taken until O'Clock this afternoon
when real business was taken up and
dispatched Tho sessions are being
held IA tho smaller lndTo room OF thr
tom1lo which though NOT so large o.
tho grcai lodge room, Is ample for The
grand lodso aud proves the care with
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16
AN OLD REMEDY
FOR BLOOD POISON

FOR more than forty years S.S.S.
has been curing Contagious Blood
Poison in all its forms and Stages,
and is today, as Il has 0ilUays been,
The safest as well as most reliable
remedy for this disease. One rea-
son why S. S. S. is 50 successful in
curing Blood Poison is that il
strengthens and builds up the ssom-
Gch and digestive members while
eradioGiiag the poison from the
blood. The greatest Of all reasons
however is because this medicine
possesses Just the proper ingredi-
enis. blended and compounded in
such scientific proportion, as 70
make il the most perfect blood
purifier sper placed upon the mar
bet. S. S. S. is made entirely Of
roots, herbs and barks, and in adj
diiiOa TO is value as a remedy, Is
the one blood medicine which may
be used without any bad effect, no
matter hOw delicate the system.
Not a particle OF strong mineral or
other harmful drug enters into lis
composition. and you can take Il
assured that II will cure you and at
the same time build mp yout system.
5. $ s. cures permanently and per
fcctly, removing every symptom OF
the trouble by natures true way re-
moving the inward cause. s. S. S. Is
sold at drug stores Home Treatment
book free tu an
me swIFT SPECIFIC Co. AtIaafa. CO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16

which r., tgmnl, Na fCs,HnSl
Reside IHD vsuna brothers nom
iAiE isrisi'f for Cher. t" s'Nnul
distinguished urWier ~ ihr rltcrn'
Iiy VINO VIII come uum uiOof parts OBJ
ihr coUn'r.
Dedication Tonight.
Tho dedication oi tho building VIII
De- the principal order of business t'
ulght on account ot the knowledge
that ihc Grand Lodge Was 90 hold ita
communication hlgc. tho dedication
ceremonies were put OF until this timo
when me grand mosior y T.. Nohler
himself member at Temple lula'
uight nlHciato az thal occasion.
IN attractive and interesting pro.
Gram has been arranged and an Ma
sons are expected 90 attend. The eN-
erclses win ho uf Nasons alone. mo-
iadios being admitted The program
includes the following
Opening e. Rus lodge Receiving
the grand muster Opcnins of ihv
rraud lodge
Selection hv fh. Mandolin cluh,
composed ht Hroftcrs G. A. Wright,
Carl nav .dson ana Charles Chadwick
iddrcss cot Welcome rui ReDdid'
oi ,he Charter Memhcr ltat hy Broth.
or E slower
Tenor Solo D.. Broth q Gouid
dedication ceremonies In charge of
tbe Most Worshipiul Grand Master
I Edward 3 McdlcI
Piano solo Nal8c loo T., tMoskow.
! skn, hy stanlo, Scdcr.
| Address lhe influence OF Ma
sonry in the Conmunitf' hy Br0thc'
!. A. Ter
Informal Ajiresscs
Bass solo. hv Brother g. V Mnyn
lard
selection h' the Mandolin club.
Brother Charles a Frank, acconpan'
ist
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16

o. rs puuoutlN U.us mae tHr oa1.
Iu 1i me 1851 of charter mon tis
srn'id 10, performed b., Io.mur Gov
puo. a. 3 Sfo,or f0r ho ouo OF
fH Ne.t few WHo ulc l'N al'N, ni
HHt list The HW I aa follow
William % Cu.ldo,s Alexander
Mckay Whiiromt EiIw IS Htntot
Ius,ph o. kHrus. 10 Nr,i William
Ilnrchet. Mliuw Uru Ioc cr "
~. GRANT Rufus e. Nu.r iohr IT.
iiosuc
History o. Lodge
Temple lodge was nrsf orenniged
win the charter n-f ui ur hnrtr hs
Given above lu Is>n. when ON NnNcn-
brr m. % digpenWtiou was granted
Little mon, ihAu 900 days inier or on
Iauua, is 1881. ga charter wac grant
od Tho. lolt WAS aI that timo
housed in small adobe building and
az h grew iha need Tor better quarters
was nl once ftlt ln The same year,
construction Was commenced, and on
oct 1. fhr corner stone oi nov
Temple was laid with appropriate core-
monies ON January ~ Just one day
less than e year after lhe charter had
been granted' the building was dcdl
Gated
Ia 1875. natural growth made its
second appeal iur more room and
another structure was commenced, tao
cornerstone being laid on june 4 Ou
October = Il Nas dedicated hN tho
grand lodge. and served rs homo iol
Tho Masonic bodies Of the rify uutll
last year when the present splendid
structure Nus erected
IN Keeping vita the request oi the
lodge, this committee. ln the lutici
part Of January A u 1910 l"i thu
contract Tor the erecting OF thc new
Masonic Tomple and on the uh dny
OF Mnrch. A. - 1910. the worhmcn
/ started Ia eNcayatc prNaWorN Ia
/ putting In the foundation
Under the able management nnt
/ supervision OF this committee and W
. W strong, who was appointed super
I iniondoni Of construction. the worl
/ on The new building rapidly progress
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16

'I. '.N Hn .hc second .'l of August.
H "|' aH was F" cadincsB io.
.', hs.t. oi De ioW Nion stone ot
.' u'N A'i'onlc Do"
Most Wo' hpful lIand Master
Iria Johnson. al thp mOst OF r,m.
PIE IoiNo. assembled OH. Grand Iaiep
oI Nrt Mexico ON th, Doye dniu FOL
ihia pu oso. ana nu oded 90 the
site 0l the new building where fh
Cornerstone Was l1id Ufh appropriate
ceremonies. a.tor Vu.. The lodge re-
formed uud returned l the lodeo
room where they listened 20 veiv
1caWItnl ANA appn. address b
Secretary . A. Mill,
TOO much credit ruuot he gly,u
tho msmbors of rn.. 1umlf,eo vbo
have mloicd Ions .nI diligently ta
complete ihls now Masonic tenlpls
which b. one nl tho most benatiIil
natorna cli6res .u ... great snuiD.
uoet a. BIS oI M, l.Han Doris etyll
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16
G. A. \. MEN WILL
TAKE STEPS TO
PROTECT FLAG
Use of FlaO A. Campaign Ar
gument Crate ~' Veterans
Of G. X. Warren Post, Col
onel Johnson Protests.

Da'onsi Edward Johnson ol 81. *.
warren Post $40. a. ui th, GRAND
ArnN, thls aft,ruuuu appealed 90
MAYOR John W Elder 600 put q stop
Geo iho Decoration ut tho American
fIur which he claims ih now guinb
un in ALBUQUERQUE
over on Copper uVsnu" There ir 90
iiIg nfspoudod from thr front OBJ
UNIT Nann'H store, bearing across 49,
lower onh the name uf Mcdonald,
Democratic candidate fof HuNerunr
ih. 'unri slys th.r dissertation
u. Ihr dag.
Dulnul Johuson. WHO RI pntrion,
instructor hur the New MrNicu du-
plrtn nt oi the lrHud Army fald tu-
duN mere arc p.rruofisti uud ua'
uuu1l ''V. against the uso of the fluH
Tor advertising purposes, und the}
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16
INTERNAL INJURIES
PROVE FATAL
Man Who Fell 40 Feet at san-
Ia Fe Wednesday Succumbo
TO Hurts Received, Dying
This Morning in Hospital,
Especial rsicgrnm 90 nvsplnz itessid,

Santa o.. g. a.. Oct iG--F A D..
Clark. vlo Wednesday Sustained scg-
ous internal injuries In IAN aom "a
eaiio1 90 the indian school d.od
this morning ai 40 O'Clock BE was
about go feet from the ground whom
hc fen Clark WAS 80 wears ola and
unmarried Pc Was lopulnf herC, and
many friends mourn his passing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-16
NOTABLE GATHERING Of MEMBERS
OF THE MASONIC FRATERNITY

Magnificent New Temple Will Be Dedicated Tonight The
Grand Lodge in Session Today Royal Arch MasCns Will
Meet Thursday and the Order Of Eastern Star vii.
Have Sessions Thursday and Friday, Many Visiting
Brethren Are in albuquerque for the Memorable Exer-
cises and Sessions
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08

tha. went away to avoid the
dangerous, spring air of ST.. pcters-
am sure Your Majesty, too. woul dbo
benefited by n trip TO IL southern eli
He smiled sadly and said
But cannot always do what
, On Novemheer /. 1894. Alexander III.
At this time Princess Radziwin was
at Berlin, whore she had a very in.
lere3ting talk with Empress t'riedcrich
Princess AllN OF lIesse. She tell OF
4 visited Empress Fricderlch ana.
or Alexnnder III. l said that the PEG
pie of Russia were charmed with the
prospect Of having CzarIna of liberaI
1 ~ mon, ,h ana ! was greatly surprised
not agree with me ut all. She dli NOT
say very much. hut remarked that ON,
must not place too much confidence
know me princess character. Then
nature. ana will take her position a.,
the Gonsort of an autocrat more Sc
riousiy than most people SUSPECT She
Is SO convinced OF her own conviction
Vice OF others. Besides, she is absn-
iutely devoid OF tact. and very often
hurts the ieel!nEs OF those whose ar
tections she ought 20 try TO win
When ! expressed my surprise that
the granddaughter OF Queen Victoria
nmd the daughter of Princess Alicc
should possess such Il character EN-
press Frederick smiled sadly and said:
pa you ever see daughters rescmbls
their mothers?'"
Princess Radziwill then emphasizes
that Car Nicholas II. ana his consort
are very unpopular in Russia ut COURT
as wei as With the Russian people. The
simple sim l. ohildlike saiety and Joy which
Alexander III. have Disappeared The
gentle ana amiable Maria FcodorownH
no longer occupies the scat of honor,
the coronation. us we'll as at the entry
AZ euoS suU uiruo oUl Iau ttlIM pun
uoUM |uaIis HIslntosqu pcu!uuisI oIdoad
IN %a. eas r u9ldn;Ho luII.dml sil %
when they caught sight of the Empress
alnria's carriage the crowd broke out
IN enthusiastic shouts that never
Empress Alexandra is very bcautt.
full, and she has Il perfect fsurc, bur
her e, expression Is hea,rtless: cold anu
lack of popularity is due to their
lieartlcss behavior at the coronation.
when 5000 people were crushed to
peral couple attended Il bali at m.
french embassy. while tho Dowager
Empress i;,,. stayed away from all fes-
he nsws ana Of a ,bo som rs she heard
ncr time In the hospitals attending
the wounded
princess Radztwiii is undoubtcdlv
right when sho says that Car Nicholas
ithd MS conSort are very unpopular
In Russia, hut she is undoubtedIy mis-
taken when she says that the Dowacer.
f;lnpress's political influence Is greater
now Than during the reign OF Alex
andcr III. 1t was perhaps true or
tho first years OF the reign OF Nicholas
~, but gradually her influence has
neclined. II Is public secret that
!'owager Empress Maria has alwnvx
peen bitterly opposed to her sons un
treatment Of the pco-
pie OF Finland
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
ISIS 4aNtp Gtnles' plYpatfb 81
t 1 GENE CAL G00EtHBRRFFRl
ss - - !" 81

Tho years come and the years go,
but gcnealogics keep on forever.
The Bible calls them vain gcnealo-
gies. but We do not. inasmuch as they
seem to amusc people, and nothing
that puts q momcnt of enjoyment into
the span of life IS altogether vain
To all who look for MS once h week,
here's for n happy and prosperous New
Year!
Looking buck to our paper of No.
vemher 3S. we find land grant In 1851
TO Robert Tal!aferro.
In 1851 Robert Taliaferro took up
with Samuel Sollacc) $500 acres at
the head of the Attapotomoy Creek.
Let us hope that Mr.. Solace's name
was indicative of his qualities and that
he was a genuine comfort to Mr. Tall
ferro in this his Grst venture In the
New World In 1861 and 1865 these
samo gentlemen took up lands on
Poropotank.
There are probably more descendants
of Mr.. Robert Taliafcrro In Glouces-
ter to- day than Of any seventeenth
century settler, although his own
children all went out OF the county.
It seems In 1901 Robert Tal!aferro
received grant of $500 acres In Ran
pahannock With Mr. Lawrence Smith.
There seemed tendency OF tho Glou-
cester settlers to go ovcr to Rappahan-
mock. Robert Taliafcrro married the
daughter Of Row. Charles Grymes
tChristian name unknown). and had
Francis, who settled In Essex: John.
In Essex; Richard. who settled in
Richmond county; Charles. in Essex
county. and Robert who settled In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08

its heat rays for e.ccotoo Or s.cs.coo year,
got.
We therefore need not nave any Gear a.
inc immediate future .: our race on .his
scorh From now until that tir,o men ,nI
hsvo time 70 accomplish w!ndc-cu, thing
Lhoee who 6any tho progress OF huniamqt,
because the price OF tho necsssarics o. III,
arc COINS up Will say that 500 90 years ar,
scarcaly enough 10 slvo us any hope OF h,,.
mamiy e'neTSins from tho darkness. Of bar.
oat!'y IN which II IL now cropping nd
mt that would be rather embarrassed To
nnl an answer 90 these possmlsts Il raijurt
Had not come Ike deus ex machina''
TINS name was. in the ancient tragedies
aPpiied 10 sod who moved by pulIeys.
Mind!asses and otaor machinery. dcseend.d
IRON. tile roof OF thu theatre when tho all
uatlon mad become TOO complicated and bv
whom innocpDco was made apparent yIr,,,oi
aonorec and rascaii;y punished: 80
insnks 10 Tho discovery OF ,adtum ~,
may now prophecy the .-at OF tne anr =
far longer existence. II IL known ;hnt ",
dun spontaneously and incessant!yf sanS,
our heat. Tho heat which one gran,,ns ~
this matter radiatss" In;o space m an ho,,-
- sufficient 10 raisn The tsmperntu-s ~ I,
drop OF water from the freezing % the BOILING
POINT. Now there Is no doubt but that 80,
ulum eNista IN great puln.It!ex on the s,,i
inc speetrosccnc has revealed the nronA A.,
OF enormous quantities OF heiiun. wf,Ie, 10
one OF tch products OF tho disasErs Z m tions nr
radlnn. II taqrS be only tWo gram meg y, II
radinm Der ion IN the sun this would 81
sufficient 10 rcgencratc all tbs hea. 81 lie tso W
ius'hS. - &<a ,v~..5ssa Il 4 * ~ ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-08
The Agony Of the Sum
By PROFESSOR CHARLES NoRDF4A ANN,
President Of the Paris Observatory,

The apreosenIenl OF autumn slowly de-
scends upon all things on earth. and In
these days OF January the pale suns stay
above The horizon IS shortened little every
day. sut this gony OF Helios Is due SOLELY
10 the fact that It's rays travciins mora
obqnely throughout atmosphere, are at,-
to!bad TO greater extent, and soon II will
brighton up and shine IN It's .ull vcrual
splendoT.
st the day will come when the sun MI,
disappear In an eternal winter and it's warn,
rays. which sre dcarcr than caratses TO ali
!lVns creatures Will be COMO forever In
humanity.
Tho heat which tho sun is eonstantiy
keep going continuously IN engine 81 5sOot1
trtllions of horsepower Wat Is 1, then
which rezsnerates this prodigious rcsarvoie
% energy which. since the beginning OF his.
tory, docc not seem 10 have lost in strength
during NIL trs time.
The progressive contraction OF the sun ac-
counts for II. AZ lcas, TO certain extent
The ial OF matters EDWARDS its centre I'M
der the Influence OF srnvitation automati-
caily creates heat as the great scientist
lTclmholtg has shown. TO create al, th,.
lost heat rs effect Of this contraction and
diameter OF tho sun, which Ia i39i,c51 kilo-
mntras, decreases so much that NO arc able
to measure II with our finest anil most dell
cato Instruments.
from THE ono may ca.eula,H that before
II bcsnmcs too dense to permi. ti;,s conccn-
tratlon TO tukD place the spn VIII send us