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Evening journal., 1912-12-09
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

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~ UNSTABLE S SAIE-Mll.L BE SOLD
- 40 Stidham * Sons Auction Store No.
llf East Fourth street. Wednesday morning.
December I. at no % clock a. m.
Two loads OF household goods Of an kinds.
A large Quautiiy of Glassware. Vino Sets.
Pictures. $50 Image Dolls. Blackboards Ex-
press Wagons. Flexible Flyers. Irish Mails.
Merry Go Rounds tOhildrrn's Rockers.
Lamps. So pairs of new Blankets. Comforts.
Lace Curtains and lots OF goods suitable for
Christmas presents. and 60 he sold az your
own price.
SrIDHAM son. Auctioneors
sale. no o'clock Wednesday. December ~.
d9-2t
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

II STATE OF WILLIAM REX. DE.
IL CEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters Tss-
tamentary upon the estate OF William Rex
late Of Wilmington hundred. deceased. were
duly granted unto Harry =. Joslyn. on me
10th day OF November a. ID. 1912 and an
persons indebted to the said deceased are
requested 20 make payment TO the executor
without delay, and all persons having dc.
masds against the deceased are required 40
exhibit and present the same, duly probated
TO the said executor, or before the Iqth
day Of November, A. ID. 1913 or abide bv
the law in this behalf
HARRY n. JOsLYN
Executor.
Address Harry P. Joslyn. Esq. Attorney.
at-Law. Wilmington, Del. Mcleod o.
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pROMOTION ron MIR. BFCLEN

r. ~ Beglen. former assistant to
third vice-president Of the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad. is appointed to the
position Of assistant general superin-
tendent Of the Main Line system. em-
hracing the territory between Phila-
delphia and Parkersburg The ap-
pointment is effective at once.
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Many a thrill Of joy has resulted
from a Want Ad under the lost and
found headings. Many a lost article
OF rare value or endeared association
has been promptly restored through
the Want Columns ADV.
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RUGS. CARPETS. ETC.

NEW KUGs WOVEN FAOM OLO CAk.
~ pets by our latest patent mstnoo OF
re-Inforcing assures y9u OF the best thar
can be had. Carpet cleaning specially.
Phone los0. s22 fatnAil 81
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delphia, isvisiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs Edward w Taylor Will
liam Collins has bought an automo-
bile
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ID UBIIc SALE OF

ID UBLIc SALE OF
Il PERSONAL PROPERTY
win sell az public sale on the premises Of
the late Enos g. Hopes, In Mill Greek hun
dred. New Castle county. Del, 1 1-2 miles
south Of Golding's Bridge, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12,
the following described personal property,
ONE GRAY HORSE
Charles. years old, sound; viii work
anywhere. Will weight about l,30o pounds.
TWO GOOD MILcH cows.
Large Holsteins Two fine yearling Hol-
stein Bulls Shoai Pigs. 100 Plymouth
Rock and Wyandotte Chickens. 400 bushels
Corn in crib. 200 bushels Oats. About Is
tons HAY Lot Of Corn Fodder Wheat in
the ground. Farm Wagon. Horse Cart goth
Century Manure Spreader new. Plow, iron.
Age Riding Cultivator. Hand CultivatOr q
row Corn Planter. Springtooth Harrow,
Germantown Wagon. two Buggies, I new Corn
Shelter, Grindstonc. Ladders, Hay Ford
and Rope. set Cart Harness. ? sets Stage
Harness. Brides and Collars. Double Lines.
Halters. I Saddle and / Side Saddle Axes
Carpenter Tools Cross-cut and Hand Saws
Wise. Shovels Picks. Mattock. Post Spade.
Cow. Log and other Chains. Sleigh Bells.
Churn Milk Cans. Separator
Household Goods-Sofs. Dishes some an
tinquc Antique Chest Of Drawers. Bed
steads. Bureaus. Spinning Wheel Looking
tiuue. Antique Chest of Drawers BED
clos. sac an I clock Conditions A. sale
r. r. HO|pnQ Administrator
piLwoErh Auss'@~as. d7a,1oii
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NJ Iss McEwAN. SELECT SCHOOL OF
vi Dancing. Eden Hail. Assembly Mon
day evenings, at $50 prompt. Beginners
class Wednesday evening. SIS. Latest
Dances Efficiently Taught. Children's classes
in artistic international folk. etc Dancing
every Saturday 1870 n. m. 60 1890 p. m
Private lessons by appointments Also pri.
vate classes a. 1908 West Eighth street
For terms and further Information. phone
Jk72D. o,l.m.vstf
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There is an effective. simple and
direct way TO reach those who you
most desire to gain attention from
use the Wants.-Adv.
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RESORTS
Go to Bermuda

Tours. Inc. Hotels Shore Excursion, Low.
est Rates Twin Screw 8. s. "BERMU.
DIAM 10.51s tons displacement. Electric
fans: orchestra: wireless.
FASTEST newest and only Steamer, LANDING
passengers at the dock in Bermuda without
transfer. .Sailings every Eve days in connec.
tion With r. NJ. s r. Co. Tickets inter.
changeable.
WEST INDIES
New s. S. Guiana and other steamers fort.
nightly for St. Thomas. 81. Croix, St. kits
Antigus Guadalope, Dominica. Martinioue
ST. Lucia. Barbados and Demerada
For full information apply TO A. E. OUTER
BRIDGE CO.. Agents Quebec S. s 90
Ltd 20 broadway. New York. JOHN CRAIG
io7 W. Ninth street. or any ticket az
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LANDsCAPE GARDENER.

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II Or SALE-NUgSEsY SIoCK-SHADt.
IT. Fruit Ornamental Trees Roses and
small fruits bulbs. etc. Hardy Californi.
friyc' Hedge furnished and planted Spe.
cial attention given 90 an kinds Of urnanirn-
ia' trimming, spraying. etc. Estimates given
bell phone, 46i7A. John r. CLARK Land
scape Gardener, No 1918 Lancaster avenue.
iiminston' Del st6-m.w.stf
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NOTARY pUBIIC
MUSICAL.
ARCHITECTS.

A fLhlIEtlS AND ENGINEERS SIS
Il Market St.. SO years o. active practices
pisngs 20 our clients. much useful knowledge
% icsign and construction and W. warrant
fuf work correct In all rcgnects
p. ]. RICE TR 90 'tRr
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LOST AND FOUND.


I OST-SlLNER WATCH AND GOLD
IL chain Reward ii returned to 80. 9O8
Chestnut 81. doit
I OST-ON NEWPORT PIKE. & HAND
II grip containing order book and circular
Liberal reward If returned 20 Industrial
supply 90. d7-2t.
EoUND-A. GOLD WATCH CHARM
II with monogram. Owner cnn have
same by proving property and paying for
'n's aaN DAFT
/ OsT-ON SATURDAY FROM RED OAK
Il Road and Willard street. pet male
pup, entirely black. except few white hairs
under chin suitable reward If returned TO
+. l.. Curtis. 90 the above address d0-2t
T OsT-BLACK WALLET CONTAINING
IL sum Of money, between Fifth aud
Union and Seventh and Market or on West
Fourth street car. Liberal reward II re.
turned 10 No. 51l Union street d7-2t
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Notices, Sales, Real Estate and Business Oppo1l
HELP wANTED-MALE.

An Advertisement IN THE
n EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN TIL y
HOMO. tHE EVENING JOuRNAL
is READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
d + La WARE NEWSPAPER
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PERSONAL.
HAIR DRESSING.
NOTICES.


no NOT SELL YOUR HOUSEHOLD
- goods until you see II. S. Hurlock for
he pays more than others. No. f04 Afadi.
son Street. d. & A. phone, 4645A.
n1l-m, ", film.
N OTICE-JOHN WENDT & co. TNCOR.
~ PORAItON. on December 5, 1912. pur-
chased the Gas and Electric Fixture Business
from John Nendt & Co.. at 1O9 West Ninth
street Wilmington, Del The new company
have assumed all debts OF the old company
and all bills outstanding to be paid TO Law
renee j. Broman, treasurer, OF John Wendt
d7-6t.
II AXE NOTICE-THAT on THE SEW.
i enteenth day Of December A. ID. .s12
ai TO. O'Clock, in the forenoon, there win be
petition presented to the Honorable Resi-
dent Associate Judge Of the State Of Della.
ware, within New Castle county, az the
County Court House. in the city Of Whining
ton said petition being 90 take the SFilming
ton and Philadelphia Turnpike from the
limits Of the city of Wilmington To a point
at or ncar. the Practical Farmer in
Bi"ndywiue hundred. for the purpose Of
converting the same into a public road
9-d2,i791l14.
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RnflFFRS

w NJ 2. WILLIAMS co.
W s2l Orange St, Rcodag, spouting
and Heating Metal and composition roofing
Hot Air Heating ard Veutiiating Repair.
ing promptly done Phone .26-iy
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PUBLIC SALE.

-
1RE.Wa PUBLIC SALE or l25 CATTLE
WfNM 40 HORSES az our stock yards.
---0z..-aAL in kenncu square, Pa, Tues
day December 10. 1912 az 1
o'clock sharp Take notice. Our last sale
tis year SO get ready 20 sell and get ready
10 buy 90 fresh Cows and Sprngers so
Cows and IIoifors For stock and killing
purposes about 70 stock Bulls. Cattle de-
livcrcd or hnlf freight paid. Terms strictly
cash. We viii sell any kind Of livestock for
you on commission.
di.0.9. SINCLAIR & KLAIR4
ID UBLIC SALE or FARM. STOCK AND
implements. Having sold my farm.
VIII sell at public sale, the following de-
scribed stock and implements, ON Thursday
December 12, 1912 al / o'clock d. m al
Conover Farm. about one mile from Perry s.
Tavern, ON 6rubb's Road, near Point Breeze
school house.
One dark bay Horse. head good Milch
Cows. No. Sharplcss Cream Separator
good as new, I double Cream Raiser / But
ter Bucket. ] 10 gallon Churn, nearly new.
Butter Worker, 1 Butter Tub I Sulky Guilt
vator good as new, I Spring Tooth IIar-
row, two 2-horsc Plows, one 1-horse plow 1
Disc Harrow, two l-horsc Cultivators, 1
Mower. I 25. foot Ladder, I Hay Rake 1
Ontario Seed Drill. 9-tooth. ] 2-horse Farm
Wsgon, 1 2-horse spring Heavy Wagon, L
Cart and Cart Harness. I Dayton, / Carriage
Robe. 2-seated Family Carriage. no top.
heavy Market Wagon Pole. / set Market
Wagon harness. set Carriage Harness,
WILLIAM b. RASH.
WM. A. LANK. Auctioneer
rerms-Over SIS; three months bnnkable
note. 791o,11.
ID UBLIC sALE-HIGH GRADE FURNI.
turc, Carpets. Rugs and Bedding. Con-
tents Of two handsomely furnished apart
menis will be sold TO the highest bidder at
Stdham & Sons Auction store No III
East Fourth street. Friday December 49,,
at 7 O'Clock p M, sharp.
Apartment 40. 1--One handsome MahOg-
any Bedroom Suit with high post bed and
hair mattress . heavy Brass Beds with felt
Mahogany frames, upholstered IN Boston
leather; 7 Couch TO match suit, I CHARTERED
Oak Dninrroom Suit, Pedestal Table and
Leather Seat Chairs, ! Oval Mantel Mirror,
several beautiful Pictures. Library Table,
Dressing Table Gas Lamp. Bedding Of an
kinds. Silver and Glassware. handsome
Oriental Wilton Rugs, 9xl2 size, I Smyrna
Rug. 9Vi2. etc
Contents Of Apartment, No. 2-one beau.
tiiu Bird 's-Eye Maple Bed Room Set. swell
front and glass knobs fine Brass Bed,
Felt Mattress I Turkish Suit, pieces In
Boston red leather. cost. $50. ] Davenport ia
match suit, Mahogany Library Table, mas
Eive Diningroom Suit Pedestal. claw foot Ex-
Pictures, Rockers, ! Upright Piano (Stieh)
Blankets. Comforts Spreads Sheets and
Bedding OF an kinds Dishes, Glassware
Table Linen, beautiful Rugs. Brussels vii.
This is the last sale Of Furniture this sea.
son. and we believe il 90 he tho best furni-
ture we have sold this year. All Of the arti-
cles are In fine condition and must be sold 10
further use FOR them. Goods cannot be seen
srIDHA.M & SON. Auctioneers.
Sale al o'clock, Friday, December ~.
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EoR SALE

I
One upright Piano. Mahogany case, fully
guaranteed .-....... .........-.-... 500
one Square Piano. suitsbl for be-.
ginner ........-.-.. ...-......... $500
Several Organs must be sold $40 and M.
CHARLES NJ STTEFF
No. q09 Market ST.
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BUSINESS NOTICE

NJ W. HOWARD. CONTRACTOR AVD
" .obber 10 405 Shipley street Esii.
mates eheerfully given. nI9-Im
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LOANS WANTED.

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nv ANTED-S3.OOO LOAN on a FARM
w Of so acres, room stone house
everything IN frsi.class order Located
mile from Union. Del
l.. b. WAkEMAN.
Eighth and Shpley Sis
w ANTED-S5OO AT 6 PER CENT. on
w farm OF N acrcs located at Newark
Del
l.. b. wAKEMAN.
Eighth and Shiplev Sis
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DANCING.
Miss McClafferty
Pythian Castle
90S WEST STREET

Member OF the American Society
Professors Of Dancing, New York
Monday evenings. Instruction S to Q.
TO 1i-Orchestra.
Children's class Saturday at 1890 a.
m. Private lessda IS daily. Booklet.
Phones: School. 2i57. R.sidence 50S2.
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CHIROPODIST

NJ RS. MARY BURROWS, NO. 7fs MAR.
VI ket St. Chropody. manicurirg. lair.
dressing. shrmpooing, electric maszage. etc
n6-tf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Commercial Exchange


Commercial Exchange
If you wish to sell your business we
can do it for you
II yOu wish to engage i'm business anG
wish 10 buy one, we can end il
for you.
If you are seeking additional capital
and have good proposition, we
can be OF service to you
II you have an die plant and visa TO
find some one to operate it. we
will try to find a suitable b isiness
for you. Interview by appoint
ment only Address
Wilmington Industrial
and Commercial
Exchange
Wilmington. Delaware
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

An ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
~ EVENING JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
ROME. THh EVENING JOURNAL
is READ ~ MORE HOMES
FvrnY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
DELAW WARE NEWSPAPER.
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LACE CURTAINS.

. AVE so PER CENT. on YOUR LACE
- Curtains by buying them direct from
the factory at ONE profit An our goods
are sold on a strictly money-back-if- -dissatis.
fed basis. Send a postal today for FREE
book, showing many styles, ask US 20 send
representative with samples. Write NOW.
G. j. Whiimnc Co., Fourth and Englo SITS.
Chester. Pa (iteference. Cambridge Trust
Co. Chester. Pal
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REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE.

A N ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
IL EVENING JOURNAL IS AN
ADVERTIScMENr IN TIE
HOME. tiIt EVENING JOURNAL
IL READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN ANY OTHER
d 2 L A ABE NEWSPAPER.
Evening journal., 1912-12-09

FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE.
II OR SALE OR EXCHANGE
1919 w. Second street store aad dwelling.
2O9-21i DUPONT street dwellings
Nearly new. Full information at
j. J. PIERCE SON,
No sl3 Shipley street.
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BOARDING AM LODGING.

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~ ENTI FMEN BOARDERS PRIVATE
VI family. 40. s22 jefferson street.
d2-eod-1m.
NJ ANTED - Two BOARDERs Or
w roomer. Apply No il2 West Eigh.
teenth street. sis-t
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FOX SALE OR RENT.

TVOR SALE Or RENT-NEw SEVEN.
Il room houses, Nos. 2923-25.27-20 Wash
lngton street Rent 40 Sl7.OO. Apply
T.. Nutter, No. West Thirtieth street or
s. T. Green, No. 1922 King St. n1s-eod / m
n1s-eod-lm.
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HELp WANTED-FEMALE.

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Y DUNG. GIRL TO WAIT ON TABLE
I so. 2tO w. Tenth st. d9.2t.
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SANITARY WORKERS.

NJ X. Keller.
M SANITARY. ODoRLEsS EXCAvATING
Onice s. w. Cor. Fourth and West streets
-aItt
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ELfzABETH HANRAHsN. GRADUATE
II Fowlcy Hanns, Itd ChiroDody and
manicuring. No. 900 Adams ST.. formerly
2l7-ls Ford Bu ding ID. & A.. ZOOS
EVENING nv apnoininent may45.Iyr
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PLUMBERS.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

" nv III TIVITlTTITLNTIII WVVIIIT0
-----~~<~~S~rr-~-----~--~-
w n WANT YOUR SECOND HAND FUR
w niture. Highcsi cash prices Iaid
Also now and second. hand fur1iturc for
sale Dugan, No. 2i7 East Ninth street
Phone. 8i15A. s21-tf
ID ERGER PAYS MORE THAN OTHER
ID dealers for your office furniture and
household goods. You're losing money II
You don't sell 20 him. A postal will brnE
our buyer there with She ready cash Berger,
srd shipley. ID. 4 =. phcns siia.A. NILS u
The evening world., 1912-06-15

unitarian life for a rustic poetical ex-
istence, It would be this place, for II Is
tar more beautiful than anything have
seen on earth. 1t needs hut Maud
Muller and q few cows to complete the
picture. since Nature gives us . vision
Of eternal peace and repose'
Somehow the mention of Maud Muller
and the delicate and refined flowers.
whose perfume he inhaled. brought up
thoughts that we're never far below the
surface ia Ayraut's mind. The place
10 heavenly enough" said he, 10 maze
ono wish to i've and remain here for
ever. but to me Il would be Hamlet
with Hamlet left out"
"Ah! poor chap" said Cortlandt. you
are In love. but you are not TO be
pitied. for though the thrusts at the
heart are sharp, they may be the sweet
est mortals know"
The following morning they reluctant
ly left the picturesque shores Of Lake
Serenity. with their beautiful tlnts and
foliage. and resumed the journey. 10 ex-
pIore a number Of islands In the ocean
In the west which were recorded on
their negatives. Ascending TO rarefied
air. they cav great chains Of mountains.
which they imagined ran parallel 10 the
coast rising to considerable attitudes In
the east. The tops OF all glistened with
a mantle Of snow In the sunlight. while
between the ridges they saw darker and
evidently fertile valleys. They passed..
moving northward, over large and small
lakes, all evidently part OF the same
great system. and continued to sweep
along for several days with beautiful
panorama. as varying as kaleido-
scope, spread before their eyes. They
observed that the character OF the coun-
try gradually changed, The syminetrlc-
ally rounded mountains and hills began
to show angles. while great slabs OF
rock were split from the faces. The
sides also became less vertical. and
there WIS an accumulation Of dstricnl
fragments about their bases. These
heaps of fractured stone had In som"
cases begun to dis!ntegrats and form
soil. on which there was scant growth
OF vegetation; but the sides and sum
mits. whose jasgedness increased with
their height, we're absolutely bare.
After they crossed a Inc OF hills that
ran at right angles u their course they
found tho country more rolling. All
streams and water-courses flowed in
their direction, while their aneroid
showed them that they were gradually
descending When they were moving
along psa9 - surface Of the ground.
The evening world., 1912-06-15

dulations compared with tho strength
OF the wind. the result OF the waters
weight These waves now reminded
them OF the behavior OF mercury, or
Of melted lead when stirred on earth.
by the rapidlty with which the crests
dropped. Though the wind was blow
Ing an on-shore gale. there was but
little combing. and when there was any
II lasted but a second. The one ef-
fort Of the crosts and waves seemed to
be 10 remain at rest. or. II stirred In
spite of themselves. to slbbslde.
When over the surface Of the ocean,
the voyagers rose to q height OF thirty
thousand metres, and after twenty-four
hours travelling saw, at IA distance or
about two hundred miles. what looked
like another continent, but which they
knew must be an island. TN nnding
themselves above II. they rose sti,
higher to obtain view OF It's outlines
and compare lts shape with that Of tho
Islands In the photographs they had
had time 10 develop. The length ran
from southeast to northwest. Though
crossed by latitude forty, and notwith-
standing Jupter's distance from the
sun, the southern sido had a very
luxuriant vegetation that was almost
semi-troplcsi. This they accounted for
by Its total immunity from cold. the
density of the air at sea-level. and the
warm moist breezes IT received from the
tepld ocean. The climate was about
the same as that OF the Riviera or OF
Florida In winter, and there was, o.
course, no parching summer.
A Jovlan weeks explorations disclosed
the fact that though the Islands gen
eral Dlltlines were fairly regular IL had
deep water harbors. great rivers, and
lard locked CULTS and bays. some OF
which penetrated many hundred miles
into the interior. 1t also showed that
the islands length was about SIX thou
sand miles. and its breadth about three
thousand. and that II had therefore
about the superficial area OF ASIA. They
found no trace OF the great monsters
that had been SO numerous on the
mainland, though there were plenty OF
smaller and gentle-loolung creatures.
among them animals whose build was
much Ike that OF the prehistoric horse.
with undeyeloped toes on each side
OF the hoo!. which In tho modern ter.
restrial horse have disappeared. tho hoot
being In reality but rounded-or mid
die nnger.
90 Be Continuedl
The evening world., 1912-06-15
A JOURNEY IN OTHER WORLDS
By Col. John Jacob Aston
% AulNonW Of tn trustees of IA AMoE


a delicious and refined perfume ex-
hailed by the blue and white flowers,
that had been growing smaller az they
journeyed northward. frequently reached
their nostrils. To Cortlandt and hear
warden 1t was merely the scent OF n
flower, hut to Ayrault II recalled men,
tai pictures Of Sylvia wearing tolets
and hl!es that he had given her. HI
knew that the greatest Telescopes on
earth could not reveal the Calllsto NOV
Ing about In Jupiter's sunshine. as even
a point OF light. at that distance. and.
Notwithstanding Cortlandt's learning and
Bearwarden's Jovialfty, lie felt at times
extremely lonely.
They swept along steadily for fifty
hours. having bright sunny days and
beautifully moonlit nights. They passed.
over finely rounded hills and valleys
and well-watered plains. As they APP
preached the ocean and Its level the
temperature rose. and there was more
moisture In the air. The plants and
flowers also increased In size. again
resembling somewhat the large species
they had seen near the equator.
This would be the place to live"
said Bearw1rdcn. looking ut iron noun
tains, silver copper. an lead fovna-
tons. prhnevRl forests, rich prairfes,
and regions evidently underls!d with
coal and petroleum. not 10 m-nt ion huge
beds OF aluminium clay. and other
natural resources, that made his ma
terialstic mouth water. at would be
Joy and delight 10 develop industries
here. with no snow avalanches 20 dog
your railroads. or ley blizzaris 10
paralyze work, nor weather mat Olishts
you with sun-~trokes and fevers, On
our return to the earth We must or
ganize company 10 run regular In
terplanetary lines"
The evening world., 1912-06-15
CHAPTER Ky.
North Polar DiscOreries.

Two days later. on the western hol.-
2on, they beheld the ocean. Many OF
the streams whose sources they Ia I
seen when they crossed the divide from
the lake basin. and whose cougsss they
had followed, we're now rivers mile
vide. with the tide cbbng ead rising
within them many hundreds OF miles
from their mouths. When they res he'd
the shore line they found the waves
breaking. as on earth, upon tns sands.
but with this difference. they had be-
fore moved the smallness OF the un-
The evening world., 1912-06-15
CHAPTER XIV.
(CINTLNUED).
HilIs and ValleVs.

ssI~ DO not sse." said BeArwar-
den, why the Identical
species ehould not exist
here that Till recently, In q
- geological sense. inhabited
the earth. The climate and all other
conditions are practically tho same on
both planets. except a trihins differ
ence In weight. TO which terrestials
would soon adapt themselves. We
know oy spectroscopio analysis that
hydrogen. iron. magnesium and al! our
best known substances exist In tho sun.
and even the stars. while the earth con-
tains everything we nave found in me-
teorites. Then why make an exception
OF life, instead OF supposng that ut cor
responding periods of development the
same living forms inhablt Ali7 II would
be assuming the eternal sterilization Of
tho functions Of Nature 10 suppose that
our earth Is the only body that can pro-
duce them"
The world OF organic Ne Is so much
more complex" replied Cortlsndt. than
that OF the crystal that II requires great
continuity, So far we certainly have
seen no men, or anything Ike them. not
even 20 much as a monkey. though
suppose. according to your reasoning,
Jupiter has not advanced far enough to
produce even that"
IF anything could reconcile me-" SRA
Bsarwsrdsu. 10 exchange NY active
The evening world., 1912-06-15

'~hins 20. tThe New hwk WWidl.
n matter OF no concern to-day-shs
withdrew quickly. with some air Of dis
daln. r-,
To this ofYense from Bogarduss wife
to Van Saiee's wife was quickly added .
dispute between husbands, for the
Dominic brought suit against the fair
Grletje's man to compel a payment OF
church dues.
Then trouble and Islander broke loose.
Very prompt and determined wns
Dominic Bogardus in such case. The
courts had known him before. He
Drought suit now for the Islander. And
witnesses swore readily and numerousiy
that Mime. Bosardus had raised her
pettlcoa,s no more than mud compelled
and decorum permitted.
At the sounding OF the church bell.
under judgment OF the Court Nine. van
Salee retracted her evil story. Her hus-
band not only paid costs and a nne, bu,
was warned not 10 offend the Dominls
again and mot to carry any weapons
this side OF Fresh-water Brooke"