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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
So Cages SOrOenucjr.
9ulrisc epnbranOc opcr belle qnnOct

9pn % 1orOen er i @oor o0 i 8or.
eonrs, i%trioer rSpa. Bit" al 30.
Sui after iaret ben ooer Donmarf
og bar run0t ON tGnot 9lus poo
@noroe % 9uie og Orqbt Seite o.
9reaturer, mems 9oglene, Der De
fIeite @teoer bar opret i 6sIge me0
8egnen5 bar iloaet S9oen ne0 poa
9larterne og nnrettet megen Sfooe
poa engene % t 9operne. 5ngen
Del al 9nnoet ipnes 0etne Sang at
bore gooet ri; ooeralt uno.
toeen 8%enoipsieI, Der after ipnes at
bore ihlppet billi9it - bar l~lbeiret
roiet begee Gage, og o9ioa oenne
Gong bar 9pnene biit og Der toget
Menneifelip.
6n lang apffe 9eIearammer fill.
orer lloeirets Gnfeltbeoer. 81 me0.
oeIer efsempelpis isIgenoe to:
gibore: Stuebuiet til Z. @on.
fpns @oorn ! 8isboGle i 2psgnoro
Sogn neobrpnOte i @oor oeo 9pn.
ne6iloq. 2iqele0es ne0brpnote peo
9pnneoilog Stuebuiet til SSrenRu'o
TENS 8nar / 9eirum; gierens tDoe,
ooriee 0otter og i%efstenanrige Sgn
romtes al 2onet oo por beOiitleie /
iIere elmer.
Renge 5attiggooro pe0 l%lIitrup
neobrpn6te i @oor fuI0itpnois pe6
9puneoilog. ? aofpe og no9Ie Spin
inoe6ren6te.
5 5ormiS6as8 antGnote 9pnet
Ronerup efole, iom ne0brnnOte,
90 en- gjen6om / 9inoum neb.
brpnote ligeleoes i 5ormi00noS
beo 2pnneSiIae; 6uiet beboeOes al
10 6omilier, % en- al 9eboerne, q.
Socobien. rnmtes Of Qpnet. men me.
mes life at pile ioo oarigt Men
6eroi.
ll6bpanin9erne til y. 6. gbri.
iteniens @oor6 / 9srup neo6renote
l Morees oe6 2~pnneoIIoe.
@oroe: @oar0eier Sons Gbriiten.
fen Hait ! 0orum bleo / Worqes
6r9bt Of 9pnet. oa ban por ganet
no for at ie til nogle Seite. gn Gie.
neiteoreon fnrot 2ieet. Tom par
flemt f~orbrGn0t. Den 0rpbte nor
30 aor % efterIober iig Gnfe oa
to 8srn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
er. 0ccrsaarO / 66eltOft.
Ct Iongt ~ G.

5inonsminiter 0eergaaro bolot
Man6og aften Den %. Sui Bel.
germeoe / gbeltoft.
Winiiteren lotalte bl. a., Of pore
Statsiinanier M efter longe og
iopre 4n%itrengelier maatte ii9es at
pare naoet / Sapn. Pit tpoe6e paa,
at De geregninger og 0oeriIag,
boorpaa Be npe SnOtpgtsIope bar
bpgqeoe, oit0e boIOe Stit. iauIe.
6es at pi beore fun6e beitri6e De
muoprenoe Observation-Disclosures og
ifaffe Benee til De Reformer, bois
@ennemfsreIie itoo paa 0aosoroe'
men, og blon6t bpiIte ban ! fsrIte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
I~-&@s~-
DunnturA.

oper0rn9et paa at uonDtte Qaonen,
bar gratis gioet bette til bet Deit.
in0iife aompagni, iaa at ale De
onoe Illnaers l0tolelie ON, at De
fun Diloe tiene poa oct, og at oct
iful0e gao til ll0lon0et, bar altiaa
pitt Jig at DGre rem Snaf. Q}9no,
bois Dp9tigbeo og 6eOerligbe0 er
abiollt anertenot al ale, bar lagt
Jig i Selen for at netop 0anlfe
Uteno % apin0er fan fao Anoel /
9@relt % forbaabentli8 o9iaa ll0-
bpttet al oct peitinoiife 9ompa9ni.
5trofs fan Der ielofglgeli9 life
fomme no9et ll6bptte, 0a Der ifoI
6pg9es OH. ferit. men oesbeore oil
BET forbaobentlig blipe ienere.
"a oct / fin 5iO bleo iloaet fait,
at ri beboIot 2erne, itarte0es Der
ogioa ben Sang ct peitinoiif Som.
poqni. 6orfatteren Ill oiSie 2inier
tegne6e iig Do for nogle ina Tuiinoe
aroner og ~ofifreo Dem itrafs iom
antoaelig life gioen0e llObptte; men
ct 9ar 9lor eiter elf Aftierne u0en
iprli9t 8eoerIog oper i 2itoiiotiif
aompogni, iom MT itaar i 1873 %
giper omtrent ct llobDtte al ca. 50
aurli8; belle ll09iiten bar olt'oo fun
ingen Rente / ct Bar aar. &c emf.
nent oDgtige 2e6ereS Rnpne berger
for, at alt blioer giort for at ifof.
fe rigeligt ll0bptte, og nonr BERTH
fommer, at oct er en- national Sores.
Jag at foo 6iSie Blaner gennem.
fsrte, ioa tror iee at ppre / min
oo0e Het, nnor ieg 6e0er erbuer
oonif apii1oe % Wlano, iom fan
bet, at toge lin Bart me0. 9or man
life 8uiin0e eqer Sunore0e aroner,
ina fan man iptte 60, ia 20 Gro.
ner mo paa Sagen. W9on iige life:
So, BET fan 10 pGre oct idmme,
ON mine foo Ore fommer meO, oct
iorilaor 10 BOG fife nogetl Gei,
mango 9efte imoa gsr en- ltor
9lo, % lao os oerfor oae, iom fsler
os iom oanife, ppre meo til al gore
oct muIigt. at foa 0enne itoriInoe.
oe 6onfe aiort til 9irfeligbeo peo
oanife Eenge. Wanae min6es,
bporleoes oct Store 1oroiife SeIe.
oroheIifab. iom pit ofte giper ca.
80 psf, elf oper poo uoenlonoife
9pn0er for Den olIeritsrite Eel. oo
pi per biemme Inlet popeoe. Nei
lao os ole goa me0. gsren0e ct
ltsre eaer minore Sn0ifuo, iaa oil
oct nof bIipe til gGre og @abn for
Gonmorf og os ielo.
&nnoers, ben 80. SuIi 1912.
Otto 9. 2asien
0perlpee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16
lloODbnins i Nisinm 6iOrO.

I6or5minoe, q. Sui. 9eieilines-
iorboloeue / 0i5ium 6ior0 laoer paa
mango Steoer meeet tiIboge at BIZ
ife, og / aItfor mango GilfeIoe er
GilinnOing en- itor 6in0ring for
5ioroens llobpttelie babe al 8iife-
re % 2ooieiere. 9}aunIi9 er bet gnlt
oeo 5ioroenS gitii0e. boor Sorbin-
0elien meaem oen ioafolote Snore
6ioro eller 2iGe.3 pbet oo ieloe
6ioroen er meget onorlie.
Bao Ell long 5trpfning - Scr.
geIsbet" - iom benpttes al Sitter.
ne, er Der iooIeoes ifet ina flor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

8ilion0ine. at ser fun er faa Com.
mer gon0.
gdl, Do man bar ioaet Son0pum-
peren til at orbei6e oeo MinoeI6.
BET, oil man i6ge at raooe BOO paa
oisie 5orbolo, og Der er hos 81.
lfere oo 2o0seiere tegnet ct 8eIe6
al 1900 ar., 6oorfor 8ior0en /
CONNER ifol u00Dbes. Set er oer-
6oS I0ffe0es oe0 Smg6efommen6e6
ira Stoten at Ieie Sanopumperen
poo 9etinaelie al at man betaler
Petroleum, qr6ei0sI6n til Mon0.
ifo6et og for6ol6spis 2(n6el I SGi6
poo 0oteriel. Sfibet oil iao toge
tat ON fort 5io, noor Der life mere
ifol or6ei0es oeo Min0et.
@}on anto9er for set tegne0e ge.
l6b at funne foo opreniet ct Sell.
I6b Al CO. 5000 5o0s 2pngoe. Og
40 Mare Oente8 9frbei6et forfeit paa
on0re Steoer / 8ior6en.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

l6b at funne foa opreniet ct Sell.
I6b Al ca. 5000 5oo8 2png6e. Og
40 Mare Oente8 2(r6ei0et forfeit paa
andre Steoer / 6ior6en.
StnOentermDOet OcO 6alO. 81.
borg, 81. Suli. Get nor0iife Stu.
oenter.@ pmnoiiait1feoe fortiottes i
@oar @itermi0on9s meo ct 6or.
banOlin9smg0e ON Weolemsblaoet
og Oraaniiotionen; ira Here 81.
Der foreilog man, at Der ifltloe boz
re EIo0s for 9oIitif / glo6et gg3or.
oens llng0om"; men iarlig ROr.
m9noene og 6iunerne fog til Oroe
MOB 5oriloaet. @fter en- lengere
Diffusion oeotoges oct at gipe
9Ia0s / 9looet for iociole Spergs.
mooI, Der life / noget al De ~noroiite
2onoe er 9iort til poIitiffe StriOs.
iperasmanl % fife MAJ onies for,
at Be oil fnnne ifoOe 6innerne /
oereS 3ationalfnmp.
s Qftes por Der SplRsnino al
9rofesior 8iGb. Inoerien. @e6 5or.
mi00o9sm60et / 0og tolte itu0.
phil. Rolf 9ienin9 al 6eIiingfors
ON 6inIon6s NotionoIfomp. : 81.
termioono Dor Der lt6flu9t til 9pS.
bei boor Baitor 2un6 ofgium tolte.
9pOSfnlO. SIP. 9onedei, 0berit
D. @lben er aigooet oe0 8s0en, 81
2for al. San oeItog iom 2eitnont /
ben ierite ilesp;gife ario og no.
npontes ienere til aaptoin; ! 1870
troaote ban no al SGren oo 6leb
0perin9enier DeO BET iieIlan0ife
SernboneieIifob for 1885 at ooon.
cerc til ganedei peo Statsbanerne.
4fos0e por aommanosr Of Came.
brog % 0onnebrogsmnn6
= 3uItitsrono 5beoroor 9oDen /
RaH0ers er forIe0en oi9aaet oeo
0s6en, 81 2ar gommel. Zen ofos.
De, Der itnmmeoe ira 9gge, tom /
en- una aI6er til Ronoers og etobIe.
re0e Jig ienere i Wsaega0e, bpor ban
| en- me9et lang aarrGffe 0ren en-
b~etpOelio 2an0iorretning. Suitits.
roa0 9oDien par / 5slee oRan0. q.
ap." iterft fommunalt intereSleret
og rs9te0e me0 utretteli9 Soer De
mango 9oerp, bans W~eoborgere be.
troeoe BAN; / 9proooet, bpor ban
lao ! 20 @or, u~0fol0e0e BON en-
mangeiioig og betponingsiulO girt.
iombeo; ban par 0esuOen i en- lang
Aorrpffe We0lem al 6orligsfom.
missioner, o9 i SfpOeieIifabet par
bon / mango Aar 5orman0 og pe0
jim 0s6 9Gresmeolem. 5 Oe ii0ite
9lor 6anOt bans it9rtt neobruOte
9elbre0 bom til bans 0iem.
acknowledgements ternc. aultus-
mitiiteriet bar uoiteot fslgen0e ge.
fenotgerelie:
gaa MiniiterietS 6oreitilling bar
aongen biiaI0et, at Der meoOeles Dc
9ruiter peo epongeliif- lut6erife Sri.
menigbeoer, Der i &enbolo til SOP
al /. 9fpril 1911 bar giitoppens
9iQaOelie til at bolOe @u0stienelte
og i 5orbin0eIie bermeo at uof6re
Qoab oa f@orrette 9lltergang / 6oIfe.
firfens airfer NJ. b., EiaaOelie til
at bore ben al 6olfefirfens BrG'
tier benptteOe Br9itebrogt.
GDerfalSet Of en- Siger. Gn 81.
ger / Cirrus Giniielli / aebenbapn
bugge6e unOer 8oreitiGingen iorle.
Den 2lften en- alo / Saonoen pan
0pretGmmeren, Der fremfsrte 9p-
rene. Mon0en fit iig BOG repet los
og ff Sigeren 0reoet inc | 8uret,
men moatte 86lee u&iget" oeref-
Ter ifpn0iomit poa a~ommumeboipi.
for at bIine forbunoet.
Selesrammer til @eitinbiem. Sra
I. 9lug. fan Der melem Dnnmnrf
oe De p%eitinoiife Ger ct. Groir og
ct. Gbomos u6pefsles Bripottele.
D.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-16

Selesrammer til @%eitinbiem. Sra
I. 9lug. fan Der meaem Dnnmarf
% De peitin6iife Ger ct. groir og
q. Ebomos u6petsIes Bripottele.
qrommer / fart Sprog (iffe aooe'
iprog eIIer oftnlt Sprog), Der be-
forores / RGffefslee efter aIminoe'
Iiae Selegrnmmer oe Bresietele.
arommer, os for bpilfe Der fun er.
lpooes balm Safft.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-10-10

winter and perhaps locate perma-
nently
Judge Kelly s. Searle lett Monday
to take the stump for the Repub-
lican state committee Tuesday he
makes a tour of Midland county,
Thursday he speaks at Port Huron
and Friday evening at Marine City.
Mcssrs. Brown, Stinchcomb Muir
ply. Wood and Medler drove TO East
Lansing Saturday and witnessed the
NJ A. c. and Alma game. They re-
port it one of the greatest games they
ever witnessed and are very enthusi-
astic over the college team
After an absence of eleven years
from this vicinity, Mr. and Mrs. Will
bur McCloskcy of East Lansing have
decided to return to Alma They
have purchased the Hood residence
on Wright avenue and will move to
this city in the near future
Among those from this city that
attended the Alma-M. A. c. game was
Ralph Won Thurn. He reports the
game to be exciting throughout and
that Alma made the best showing
against the Farmers Saturday of all
their contests of recent years.
Tomorrow evening at their hall in
the Vermuclen building the Loyal
Order Of Moose will give a dancing
party The party is the first Of
series 10 be given bv The order in
their new hall The music viii be
furnished by Stickles orchestra of
Mt Pleasant.
Court convened Monday morning
The court calendar was called and
then court was adjourned until Nov
18th. This term of court promises to
be OF exceptional length as the caIen-
dar is very heavy The first case to
come mp for trial is the People VS..
Stevens. for obtaining money under
false pretenses.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-10-10
LOCAL HAPPE NINGS

Mrs George Ogden returned from
Saginaw last Monday very much i'm
proved in health.
Miss Florence Carmen of Ithaca
spent Sunday in the city as a guest
OF Wright Hall friends.
Edward Nowack of the Cadillac
Evening News was a caller in THE
city last Monday on business.
f. c. Clapp and family visited Mr..
Clapp's parents, Mr. and Mrs. w +.
Clapp, at North Star last Sunday.
A new heating system is being in
stalled in the building owned by the
First State Bank, on w. Superior
street.
Ford Gargett is assisting in the
offices of Burt, Sharrr and Moore,
during the illness of Miss Mabelle
Strong.
l. a. Sharp left Monday evening
for three weeks trip through the
east Mr.. Sharp expects to spend
most of his vacation in New York
state.
Mrs. J. V. Mosher and daughter re-
turned to their home at Flint last
Saturday after a four weeks visit
with Mrs. Mosher's father, w. NJ.
Miller.
Silas Moody OF Forest Hill spent
Monday in the city bidding good-by
to friends as Mr. and Mrs Moody
left Tuesday for California to spend
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Decker depart
ed Monday morning for Kansas City
From there they will go to Lodi,
California, where they will spend the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-10-10
MI O-NA
s T O M ACH
TABLETS
DANISH DYSPEPSIA AND KEEP
STOMACH IN GOOD CON-
DITION

No matter how long you have sui
fered from, miserable upset stomach,
Indigestion or gastfitis, MI-O-NA
will end yaur troubles or Charles
Rhodes viii refund your money
This same offer applies to distress
after eating, gas, food fermentation,
heaviness, sourness, sea or car sick
ness and vomiting Of pregnancy.
No matter what ails your stomach,
put your faith in MI-O-NA Stomach
Tablets. a prescription that succeeds
after all others fail, Large box so
cents America over Free trial treat
ment from Booths MI-O-NA, Buff
falo, ~ y. A postal request will do.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-10-10
MR.. JOHN ANDERSON
E-BARITONE

1t is with pleasure that the School
OF Music announces the engagement
of Mr. John Anderson, base-baritone
as a member of its faculty. Mr. An
derson, who is former pupil of Mr.
Neatch, will be remembered as hav-
ing appeared in concert here recently
assisting Miss Sharpe, soprano. Tie
has had wide experience as a
singer, having appeared in CONCERT
frequently and always with success
He was soloist last season with the
Big Rapids Lyric Glee Club, and is
at present director of the First NJ.
Z. church choir at Big Rapids. Mr.
Anderson will teach voice, sing bass
on the college quartet and direct the
Episcopal church choir OF this city.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-10-10

Farmers have begun pulling their
sugar beets, and Tuesday morning
the Alma factory station in this city
opened TO receive the crop. Several
tons were marketed that day The
crop is heavy in tonnage, but the
tests that have thus far been made
indicate the percentage of sugar To
be low. The yield will vary from )
to 20 tons To the acre The farmer
receives not less than $500 per ton
flat rate, and whatever more than this
price the beets test in percentage.
1t is estimated that there are 5000
acres to beets in this county. More
would have been sown had it not
been for the cold, wet and backward
spring Mt. Pleasant. Times.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-10-10
STOP HAIR
FALLING
TO-DAY

II won't cost you a cent to prove
that you can stop falling hair and
prevent badness. for Charles Rhodes
will supply you with a bottle OF Par
isian Sage and if you are not salts
fed with the result he will refund the
full purchase price.
The same guarantee applies to dan
druff, splitting hair, faded hair or
scalp itch.
Partisan Sage is the most delightful,
refreshing and invigorating hair
dressing in the world. 1t preserves
the natural color of the hair and inn
parts TO it a glossy appearance that
all admire.
Large bottle so cents at dealers
everywhere. The girl with the au-
burn hair on every package.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-10-10
YOU ARE INVITED.

The Civic Improvement league in
vites the men and boys to attend the
Alma Free Reading room located i'll
DIR. Suydam's building on North
Woodwork avenue. Everybody well
come Open hours: Saturdays and
Sundays, to 6 and Z to 10 p. m
other days, to and to 10 p. m.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-10-10
CITY RE-REGISTRA-
TON NOTICE

To the electors of the City of Alma,
Michigan:
Notice is hereby given thar the
several Boards of Registration in and
for the City of Alma, Michigan, will
be in session in thir respective wards
on
Saturday, October 26th, 1912,
from the hour OF eight clock in the
forenoon until eight o'clock in the
afternoon Of said day for the pur-
pose Of making a re-registrasion of
the qualified electors Of the said city
OF Alma, as provided by section )
OF act 81 of the Public Acts of 1911,
and no person can be permitted to
vote at the general election to be
held in said city on Tuesday, Nov
4, A. d. 1912. who is not registered
The Boards of Registration will
hold their respective sessions in the
several wards of said city, to wit:
Ward No /, Council rooms. City
Hall
Ward No. 2, East room, Redman
Block.
Ward No. 3, Reading room, Hotel
Arcadia
Ward No. 4, w. A. Adams Sample
Room.
Dated, Alma, Mich, Oct. 10, 1912.
d. W. ADAMS,
City Clerk.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-10-10

The Knights of Pythias held ban
quet at their hall last Monday even
ing. James Muir of Port Huron,
Grand Prelate of the Grand Lodge OF
X. 7. was present and addressed the
lodge His manner and message
made deep impression upon the To-
cal members.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-10-10
BREATHE
HYOMEI
AND END
CATARRH

If you really want to get rid of vile
Catarrh why not give Booths HYO'
MEL treatment fair trial.
Charles Rhodes is authorized to re
fund your money if you think you
have not been benefited, and on that
basis every Catarrh victim in Alma
ought to start to Danish Catarrh this
very day
HNOMEI is a soothing, healing
antiseptic air made from Australian
Eucalyptus and other antiseptics; II
kills Catarrh germs and contains no
poisonous drugs. Simple instructions
for use in each package. Complete
outfit, $1OO; extra bottles, SOC.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-10-10

One of our subscribers from Shep-
herd writes us that he appreciates
notices Of auction sale in The Record.
He reads them carefully in a comfort
able chair by his Preside and notes
the items that interest him. An adj
vertiscment in The Record is a more
effective way to give publicity to
sales, certainly, than bills pasted on
a tree where they are soon destroyed
by winds and rain.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-10-10
DO YOU WANT MILK?

If so call Bowness Farm Dairy, Union
telephone number 9l-5 rings, or cal
the wagon.
@. +. HAINLINE, Prop.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1912-10-10
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underwear in one word and that word will be Mum
sinewear. Give it trial and see how much at home
you feel in it, No underwear in the world gives such
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Every person (adu or child who makes pur-
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MESSENGERS
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-27
An Ode to Indigestion
By PERCY SHAW.

All ! see your fancy cleaning
With fitful burst of dreaming,
AS YOU think of apple pie;
As YOU picture shert-eake very
Deeply studded with strawberry,
re attract the greedy eye.
This is not a full prescription,
But a meekly made description
Meant 10 help you as YOU write;
When the midnight moon is glowing
Then your verse should issue flowing
With an unalloyed delight.
Give sensations as YOU feel them,
Make no effort 10 conceal them.
And the last result will be.
II you know vour indigestion.
Something odd. and without question
Something WORTH our While to see.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-27

~ UMMER poets, as you linger
Inky spots on cheek and finger.
Looking blankly at the view.
Why not cut the brook enhancing
And the winds like nymphs a-dancinl
For some theme a trife new?
There are books on inspiration,
on the charms of green creation.
On the heather and the lea.
There are volumes on the breaking,
Roaring, calm and gentle waking
OF the much belettered sea.
I propose, without notion
Of fee, that there's emotion
In more persuasive lore;
cry an ode on Indigestion;
There is food In this suggestion
Never fully tried before.
Atlanta Georgian., 1912-05-27
Worlds in the Making By Garrett P. Serviss

our eyes as. in rotating on their
axis, they turned first their dark
sides toward US and then the sides
that had been set ahame by the
collision. AS long as the heat pro-
duced by the collision continued to
produce glow upon them they
would appear as variable stars.
Not Mere Fancy.
The reader may ask: rs not all
this purely fanciful?" No it is not
fanciful, for many new stars have
suddenly made their appearance in
the heavens where nothing was Wis
ible before. and not only does their
appearance correspond with the
theory that they have been caused
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TN the pictures which accom-
pany this article three steps
in the creation OF a new star
are shown. In the first are seen
two great dead which may
be larger than our sun. but which
have faded and gone out in conse-
quence of the cooling caused by ex-
cessive age-and these huge black
masses are rushing together with a
combined speed of a hundred miles
per second.
But before they crash together
strange thing happens You will
observe that each of them is be-
ginning to glow with light on that
part Of its surface which is turned
directly toward the other; and also
that both of them are a little drawn
out in form. or elongated, like two
dogs tugging at the same bone.
And, in fact, these two dead stars
are pulling against one another and
both the kindllng light and the dis
tortion Of shape are due to the
strain Of that tremendous pull,
arising from their mutual attrac-
tion. This seems one of the stran-
gest conclusions of science. but it
is perfectly easy to understand. If
dark body OF immense mass
should approach the earth, the lat
ter would not only be torn from its
orbit by the attraction, but its
globular form would be altered.
and it would swell out into an ell
ipsodial figure. with its longest
diameter in the line of attraction.
The mighty ribs of the globe would
give way under the strain. the solid
rocks would melt molten fire would
gush out and in little while the
round earth would be pulled into
the shape Of football and sthe
pointed ends would blaze with in
conceivable heat
Just What Occurs.
That is what happens when two
extinguished suns are about to col
lide in open space, But they are
hundreds Of thousands Of times lar
ger and more massive than the
earth ana the effects Of their at
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traction upon each other are pro-
portionately great Even if they
should not actually meet they
would set each other afre through
the enormous force of their at
traction. Then, if they came very
close, without striking. they would
swell out, like stretched bladders,
and immense masses would be
flung off from them.
If they met head on they would
swallow one another up in a cloud
of flaming gas and vapor, or be
turned into gigantic whirling neb-
ula. This would result from the
sudden transformation of the en-
ergy of motion, Or the mechanical
energy involved in their swift flight
through space into the energy of
heat, which would suffice to vapor-
ize them almost in an instant.
But. probably in most cases,
these immense bodies do not meet
head on. A grazing collision is far
more likely to occur. and what then
happens is shown in the second MIC
ture A portion of each of the
meeting masses has been scraped,
or torn. off at the point of impact,
as the iceberg tore out part of
the bottom of the Titanic, and the
flaming substance thus thrown into
SPACE between the two colliding
masses becomes an independent
body, ablaze with heat and whirling
swiftly upon its own axis. until. in
the course Of time, it turns into a
star This new created star may
be carried off in the wake Of one
or the other of the original bodies.
and may as it cools, continue to
revolve around it as a planet re-
wolves around our sun
or, in certain circumstances. IL
lustrated BY the third picture. the
flying bodies which were in partial
collision may pass on, leaving the
smaller star. which their impact
as brought into existence, behind
them. Not only one. but a large
number of small stars might thus
be created by the grazing collision
Of two immense, dark bodies. The
latter would so their way. alter
nately Frightening and fading to