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Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-20

state that he would pay all Insurance and taxes from the time the building was erected and during the period the deed was held in escrow; all he asked was that the property be put into the list at a reasonable valuation
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-20
ILLUSTRATED TALY TO
 PARK CHURCH MEN
Given by E. B. Whiting of New Ha- ven on Mountain Regions in Sum ner and Winter.

There were about forty members present at Friday evenings meeting of the Mems league of the Park Con- gregational church held in the Osgood Memorial. Following the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting, the following list of recently appoint ed committees in connection with the Men and Religion Forward movement
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-20

badly. It was thought he had brok- en it. but after an examination by Dr. Donohue it was found to be only a sprain.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-20

Too Progressive for Bob. Among those who will not be prom inently mentioned in connection with the La Toilette cabinet is Governor Osborn of Michigan.-Boston Tran script.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-20
Sprained His Ankle.

Sprained His Ankle.
 On Friday afternoon Frank Johnson of No. "A Quarry street slipped on sidewalk and fell, spraining his ankle
Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-20
TIME FOR FILING
 EXTENSIONS EXTENDED

Motion of Counsel for Spencer Grant
 cd by Judge Crosby.
 An extension until February 1 of the time in which exceptions may be filed to the verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree returned again Ber-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
HAY AND GRAIN
Quotations by c. II. Bsolor.
81 the Orpheur,

When ore reads the list Of big
names over on the vaudeville bill
that opens at :he Orpheum theatre
this afternoon they can come yer,
near forming n conclusion that IL i
an Offering that will outdo any thing
IN the way OF vaudeville show Vet
feen at this popular theatre. The
mead line act is Miss Florence Moulina
and company In one of the cIeveres,
playlets from the pen OF George NJ
Cohan. Two dainty French maidens
are he Marine sisters they come
mere playing their first engagement in
this country since they left the Fol-
lies Begairc IN Paris. France. two
months ago. They have a dancing
and character change act and ore real
Paris beauties as well as artists. The
Baileys aerial artists who have been
one OF the big features with the Barn
UNI and Bailey circus this past season
and are called the most graceful per-
sons OF the air. The Hathaway Trio.
singing voices. great songs. and true
and they are usually a lift on any bill
that they Play on and they will live
up 20 their reputation during their
engagement IN this city. A great
four Is tho Miner Quartette splendid
singing voices great songs and true
harmony that should delight the low
ers Of music and song. the bill looks
like smashing good Offering and the
last half os this week the coy Or
pheum should repeat the big success
Of the first three days bin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
STEUBENVILLE

In probate court in estate OF Thomas
confirmed.
Andy Johnston ordered TO Massilon
asylum.
Juvenile AFFIDAVIT filed against James
Webster.
sane "
Martha :. Crawford was appointed
guardian OF James II. Crawford
Iacey Myrick. appointed executor OF
VIM. Wyrick estate
sale of half interest In barber shop
man.
T. $. Jones. appointed administrator
george Robertson estate and death set
tement made with L. s. Coal 60. for
5000. attorney fees OF as and costs.
Bond Of $4,000 filed in estate OF Thos
X. stewart
Deposition Of J. c. Riley. witness TO
will OF Margaret Jackson, filed
Geo. j. Nur1evic. appointed admins
traitor estate Paul PodObni, bond SiO0
Is. W. Mettenberger. appointed admin
istrator estate Nellie snyder. bond S3O0
Suspended Juvenile sentences given
Herman Fulton and owen Mulrooney.
Leroy Dunn. a juvenile case, dismiss
Clara VI. Frazier appointed guardian
estate Harry = States. bond $500
Emma Reeder. ordered TO Girls state
Hcme
Distribution from sale real estate ar
deIed estate J. II. Paisley.
Albert \. Smith, appointed guardian Of
Edith l.. Smith bond 5000.
Deposition OF T. Mcdonald Sr taken
TO VIII OF Rose Kelley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
FUNERAL OF GENERAL NOCI'
And WIFE HELD YESTERDAY


I TOXIC. Japan. Sen. -.
oonoie funeral Of General count No.
Ne Nos- supreme military councils
,sr oi japan. and his wife. the Cour,...
Nosi who committed suicfd. on IN.
ot september is as the body q
we ate Emperor Nutsuhite passed
out OF Toxic C1;y on its WAY ~ ~.
.hperiA4 ,ornb az Monsyama was held
'ooay with impressive ceremony AZ
-, ~. ma cemetery. In the presence
Ihe funeral ca-.sxe iert the So~s
residence IA Akasaki. a Toxic suhurh
AZ O'Clock this afternoon.
Decorations which had been ~
s.oNed spo1 General Nogi by the rule-
OF Great Britain were carried In IN.
procession by British orYicer.L
rrior To the removal Of the bodies
representatives of Emperor Yoshihito
ana Empress Sadako and the err
press Deweger visited the Non resi-
Representatives at tn. spec,sI ,o,-
eisn ENJOYS who came 70 attena IN.
FUNERAL OF the late Japanese monarrh
und the resident ambassador and
ministers participated In the process
sioh "hich altogether numbered In
wards OF %. 900 persons. Marchtns
Dehind the collins were great numbers
o. relatives OF soldiers killed at Port
Arthur while serving under General
Noei In the spring of 1904.
King Georges special representative
Prince Arthur OF Connaught. 10 whom
'eneral Nogf. as chairman OF the re-
cepton committee had been specially
attached by Emperor Yoshihito. and
the entire suite OF the Prince me, the
eortege at the entrance to the ceme-
terry.
The special ambassador Of tho
United StPics. Philandor G. Knox aid
not participate in the ceremony. he
being abscn: at Kito. where he went
TO visit the grave In the imperial es-
tateot Moreyama. close by OF En-
peror Mutsukihito. The American
secretary OF state was represented nj
Aoyama today by Brigadier General
John j. Pcrshing. OF the special a.
hassy stan Mr. Knox sent a magnn-
cent wreath.
The ritualistic ceremony at the grea,
I FUNERAL hall was extremely impress
siNe and was attended by immense
orderly crowds. ALI the foreign dfplo-
mats had seats within the temple.
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DEDICATE CHURCH
New Methodist Church AZ Hundred
viii Be Formally Dedicated
on Sunday.

With a lengthy program Of impress
sive exercises. the new Hundred Meth
odist Episcopal church az Hundred. W.
Va. viii be dedicated Sunday. Septem-
Der p, and a large audience IL expect
ed 10 be present 70 see the handsome
new building formally opened
The principal dedicatory service will
be held Sunday morning a. 10 O'Clock.
The service will be- in charge o. the
pastor. although n number o. visiting
ministers and speakers will be- present
10 deliver addresses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
BANKS SUFFERED FURTHER
LOSS OF READY Cash

NEW YORK. Sept. is.-The nnanc-
81 community was rather mora tnt.r-
ss,ed today IN the visit to this city OF
= representative of the treasury de-
'partment tran IN the movement Of
STOCKS. II r. understood thar IN.
treasury Official Consulted Win h.nLe
ing interests n possible money string
ehcy . purpose of laying the exact
tscts before Secretary MacVeaeh
Our banks suffered a further Ioss
OF casn. ana call money. which opened
AZ per cent lowered around that
point Tor the greater part OF the day.
IIme rates were unchanged from YES
oay out the supply was decidedly
more scanty. Reports that some OF
the banks we're demanding better coll
htfrai I'm loans were discredited.
me stock mkrket opened with
some indications Of a resumption of
yesterdays active and higher move
ment Most of the leading issues.
particularly the Antharcites shares
Hartman and Hill issues and num4r-
Gus industrials and special stocks
were up from substantial fracttons ,o
point, some of these gains being ex-
tended In the very busy afternoon
Realizing sales and short selling
wiped out large part OF the rise IN
the early afternoon In the anal hour.
Few IL any important advances re-
.""h'". hef uing was weakest OF the
leaders. with ct<esiderable pressure
AGAINST United States Steel and some
OF the coppers. none of which had
participated materially in the early
upward movement. Shares of soma
independent steel companies were in
ofmand during the day to the ac-
compartment OF dividend rumors.
commenting upon the steel industry,
the recognized trade authority de-
clares that prices I'm raw and finished
products show n further tendency TO
rise. and that many large producters
are unable to take more orders for
1912 delivery. II Is expected that sew
eral or the Leading railroad compan-
les will send in large orders for rails
during the mkt fortnight.
Bonds were at first inclined TO
harden. but became irregular with the
late reaction In stocks. Total sales
par value s2.s50.O 900.
U. =. Government bonds wero un-
changed on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19

WASHiNGTON. sept. fs-At the be-
tsh.in@ 81 buslness to-day the condition
ngtkinE balance in treasury offices
tsA4ll.l4e fn banks ana fhillppine
treasury f11.a2o.451. The total ~ fbo
Feneral fund was ftfs.Ga0.42s. Rsrefrte
Yesterday uere f2.0s0.fsf r5fsb,,rse-
inents were t2.SbO.12i The defirf 10
GATE this fiscal year la fffTfGf-a -
asainst defirit Of t1g.S02. ss6 m this
Ilfne last year These figures exclude
lions
NEW YORK. sept fs-Money on call
strong 40 "a "a % per cent. ruling rate
. per cent. closing bid -, Der cent. or
Tered ~ Der cent Tive loans rfro1..r
70 days bia per cent and 90 days stIr
~ per cett, SIX months % Ter cent
'inse Urine rerrantIne PAPER So. ng
lfr cent sterling exchange steady af
decline. With actual business in hantera'
Lille 20 - 81 s0 Tor go dHV bills anf a.
tts5 80 Tor demand COMMERCIAL hffia
ttsl bar silver Gffr Mexican DOL.
lers $50 NpNrrumfnf bonds afetar.
NHaINHI.rH BE-
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The WEATHE K
CONDITIONS

The low pressure area covers the
Lese region this morning. attended by
e.oooy and show~ry weather IN tina,
section and southward over <he Ohio
ana Ienn~rs~e valleys. The amounts
received were generally light While
,ne bfessorus continue low north OF
saontsna an6 the Dakotas. the storm
sree noted yesterday In thar section
has lost energy
The nigh pressure, coal weather
area stretches from the middle and
north Pacific coasts eastward over the
central west Heavy frosts occurred
IN Nebraska and light frosts Ia Kan
sas.
The shower are VIII continue over
THIS section tonight Fair weather
- sxp-ctei Thursday. The tempera-
lures will be lower.
Local date. Highest temperature
Ntsterday. - degrees. lowest last
night. IS degrees. rain Oh.
Rivers.
The Ohio vii remain nearly stations
airy In the district for the next 80
hours \ slight rise H. probable.
however
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19

James II. Coyne vs. J A. Clark. suit
for tSsZP2. due on a contract.
for s3fs.7s
r. y. Cohen vs. Antonio PaRiiarulo
JUDGMENT confessed for 800
Joe Baroski plead guilty 10 keeping
saloon open on Sunday at Dilionvaie and
he was fined $50 and costs.
Cesidio Santucci We. city OF Steuben-
vile. suit 10 restrain the city from re-
moving foundation or interfering with
lis possession OF the premises
Elizabeth ". Howher vs. r. l. Eksy
q al. partition ordered with Fdward
Dempsey. Henry Becker. Edward Nc
Lister as commissioners
Mary VI. Wise vs. Ida Jackson 81 Al
partition ordered with T. W. Christian.
". A Guy. John Matthews az commits
s.oners.
John Pollen vs. Alma Pollen. divorce
granted and defendant Invested Of right
Of DOVER
Dorothy Hepner W Esfelia White. re-
port Of receiver confirmed
John McClane vs. John Ranacki 81 al
mortgage foreclosed.
Marietta Paint GO. vs.. a. ". Morley.
y =. Lewis vs.. Jacob n Cohen q al.
finding AGAINST c. W Mackiuaw and
wife for t2435s and f2.ssss7. aeainst
Lucy ueiecratiE Tor f5q1sg. IN favor OF
Savings g. for f2sisbO
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Fred L. Rolandt. 81 years, and Agnes
'. Terrell. Il years. OF Steubcnvine
wilmer n. Mclaughlin, rs years. OF
Georgetown. and Matilda Mcfarland. 20
years, OF Adena-
Allison J. Dick. % years. OF Wheeling.
anf Mary T. Walker. Is years. OF Dillon
Aaron Aten. 20 years. OF Butler. Pa.
and Jennie G. Reed. 81 years. OF Steuben-
VILE.
James Adkins, 20 years. and Mrs.
sarah r. Christian, 65 years. OF Smith
field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
WHEAT

CHICAGO. sept. is-rro., nc-,hw..,
and dryusht southwest made CON thc
sIecuatire leader to-day Of Cams.
ne price OF the cereal made q net sa-
nshc. OF &c az &c 10 tke. Trading left
80. Al gain OF " ~ &C and pro-
Nislons ranSins from Ioc decline 10 a
rise OF "a D SC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19

NEW YORK. sept Conner orIaf
~ lard spot 81 i.2l u 1875. eie.trofYfIr
~ ui5t TIN nrm. spot ffq2-t, -f
f977i4. Lead firm no e. f0n-ea s1ai-
Ter steady 90 81 ftfifff. Iron firm and
nucharETi. I0nIuU copper. firm. aruf
fIs ie ST. futurrs go ss o. Local e..
change ruIea fln fH tone r.ouflu fIu
firm. ar0f flll 80. Futures fgar Tarsf
eNrnnnE0 e1les l"Hd g. zoe pounds. Lon
fon lead f.2 fna London errlfer ~ -e
iron, Cleveland warrants SIS so in Lon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19

Cash quotations were as follows:
flour-Steady.
Rye-No. ?. hassBc.
barley-Fsed or mixing 4O0E2c: fair
TO choice mating. 5SQTic
Timothy seed-t5 2bd57s
Glover seed-si3OOa
Mess porksls.s2is q 1900.
Lard tin tierceS)-tI0s2ts
short ribs tloose)-siO.I2i. dles2B
Union STOCK YARDS. Pittsburgh.
is. sept. ls.-Cattle. steady supply
light, choice 5000 rs: prime sss0 n
80 sheep, slow supply fair: MIN.
wethers tF5OQ i.s5: cuils and commons
~ 90 500; lambs S45OU7s5: veal
calves sto.50Gl1.0O. Hogs. slow: re-
ceipts - double decks; prime heavies
ss.s5 $40; mediums sSTbaSS0: heavy
workers. ss.10a s.5b. light workers. IS 20 "a
90 pigs S1.50d7.55. roughs $3.50
CHICAGO. Sept. Is-Catfle. receipts
ls.roo. market steady to lee higher
beeNes s5.S5 a HOO. the latter a new
nleh price record, Texas steers sa65 n
e25: western steers sb.75Ta.35 few
head Of fancy westerns sold at 50 rs +:
stockers ard feeders S42OdTi5: cows
and heifers S2.9OGi 800; calves s. 90 AZ
ll.50. Hogs. receipts $4,000: market
largely cents under yesterdays aver
age. light sos Hs7O; mixed yT.sOGs :
pigs $500 q 100: bulk OF sales ss05H
$50. Sheep. receipts $4,000. market
steady to Ice lower. native S3.5OG4.sO:
western $4,000 40. yearlings s4TOa
20: lambs. native sass 1876. western
- 80 n go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19

An article that has real merit
should In time become popular. Thaf
such u the case with Chamberlain
Cough Remedy has been atfosted By
many dealers Here is ono 81 them
~ ". llcndrickson. Ohio Fals. Ind
writes. "Chamberiain's Cough Rem.
edy IL tho best FOR coughs. colds and
Group. and is my best seller For sale
by on dealers
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special Despatch 10 the 1nterigcncer
NEW YORK Sept 49, uav~e r.,rt.f
affanfel "a fn e france srrfernHer fn-
fuffr closed offered af f1 afl. uercu,her
closed offered ~ f11tc. Marc closed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19

NV YORK. Sept rs Tho eoffor
goods market arc efenfy Win tra.fln-
n falr volume i0hhera ore dofne o.
.irldy CUISINES WorFted yarns are ac-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
Baron's Local Stocks.

WHEELING, W. Va. Sept Is IA
The following quotations on the more
active Wheeling stocks are corrected
Tally for the Intelligence by George w
aaron, local broker. and U. r. Marshall.
manager Bond Department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19

OIL CITY Pa. sent rs Credit bal.
ance 81 90. runs f1fgss. avsr4re rraata
shipments 1883, average 112IgI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19

Fish imported into The t-,ffef xt,s-
dom in The fret half OF 1878 tofaief
81 2o5 1Ho Tor fresh $3.50 000 fo~ 80
ne1 earllnre. ffefo 600 Tor canned al
goo unenum~rated ard ts1s. 900 DOT can
ned. all aortA
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WHEELING TRACTION CorPArx.
ExPREss cAR sCHEDULR.


AAMluM nlAeck aunn ~ 1908.
PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELL5FURG
Daily except Sunday.
12nd street Law
uerNhs WellaburH
10 30 e.. m. q-fa1 A ~
$40 y m i1.GU nOOo
hOrNDSN1f.LE LINE
WHEELING and MOtNDsEILIF
daily except sunday.
Leave
f0fH street rmav.
Whecuhg houudEvllls
o. 90 n u. 80 - -
~ y. m.
On lines having regular express ser.
vice shipments weighing fu ~rcaaa 81
fffy pounds or ~ large bulk viii NOT
ue carried on passenger care
ALL LIN Es-Uaily except Sunfay
40 ahipmente except Eercy shfp-
uents = medicine will be carried 81
passcncer cars between 200 and CTS
: m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19
New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING, W. Va. Sept IS, IL
90 RANGE OF active stocks on the New
YORK stock Exchange corrected daily bv
n Il. Masten & Co. brokers'
STOCKS. lopenlHishl Low Close
Am Beet Sugar. 75xl 7shl 75nI rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-19

'-Transfer hooks close Septsmber
able October list
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Hazleft's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept Is. ~
me Following quotati ons on the more
sttlNe Wheeling stocks are corrected
daily for the Intelligencer by Howard
hazlett q son. local brokers.
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DryC,oc4s

q, arc. 70 "a. 7 quote'i A. i'se No
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-02

compact may assume under the action OF the
destructive causes to which it is subjected.
there is one that probably presents itself
frequently and which deserves our attention
THE upper face of the iceberg melts slow
ly and pretty uniformly under the action Of
the air There form on it small ridges and
small channels through which the water runs
off. The exposed vertical walls also
melt under the action of the air. The re-en-
trant parts of these walls are often less at
tackled than the salient parts because they
give passage to the air chilled by the melt
ing of the upper surface. The salient parts
thus tend to be smoothde down aud there
results a certain regularity of the lateral
contour.
when the water surrounding it is at
sufficiently high temperature, the iceberg
melts over its whole submerged surface. The
result of the melting of the ice is to dilute
the surrounding sea water and to chill it.
The dilution produces diminution, while the
chilling causes an increase in the density of
the water. While there is never exact COM
pensation between these two contrary &C
tons, the result Of the fusion of the iceberg
produces only a slight variation of the density
of the sea water The result is that the
whole submerged part of the iceberg remains
constantly surrounded with cold water and
thus melts uniformly and slowly.
This, however. is the case only with the
lower surface and the parts Of the side walls
that are quite deeply sunk The parts just
below the surface undergo usually more in
tense fusion than the rest. This results from
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-02

able to determine that the weight OF an atom
of hydrogen is such that 100000 billion bill
lion weigh one gram asa grains)
But the atom is not the ultimate particle
but group consisting of a thousand or more
of smaller particles called electrons. Under
the influence of powerful electrical currents,
atoms may be made to throw off some of their
electrons. Professor Mlllikan devised
method of capturing and weighing these cleo
irons and measuring their electric charge.
The weights of atoms and molecules as de
termined by these two wholly different meth
DDS agree with those which have been pre-
viously determined by other means Thus
the truth of the atomic theory, which was
first conceived more than two thousand years
ago. is believed to be at last demonstrated
by scientific proofs.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-02
~ RAER LIKE RIDGES OF ICE Form Below the NDAGER NAYIATION

chunks of ice when they naturally lose their
dangerous qualities.
The iceberg melts in such manner that it
leaves only slightly submerged great knife
like ridges of ice which are quite a dis
lance from the exposed portion of the berg
and which would easily rip the hull of a
big vessel asunder should she plough across
these submerged ridges at full speed.
The volume of the exposed part of some
icebergs," writes Professor Janet, is some.
times very considerable. AS the total vol
ume of an iceberg is at least nine times that
of the part out of water, and as most icebergs
nave reached more or less advanced state
of fusion by the time that they are first OBJ
served, we may conclude that among the
blocks given up to the sea by the fronts of
certain glaciers some must be of very great
size
These blocks must have a nearly pris.
matte form, included between two horizontal
faces, In fact, the upper face is part of the
free surface of the glacier, which, except for
crevasses and Irregularities is sensibly
plane. The lower face is also practically
plane because it has been sliding over the
bed of the glacier. AS for the side faces.
they are the result of irregular cracks that
are generally perpendicular to the upper and
lower faces of the block and are CONSEQUENT.
ly vertical when the iceberg floats freely.
The upper and lower faces are usually of an
elongated form, greater in a direction paral-
lei to the glacierfront
Among the extremely varied forms that
such an iceberg, originally prismatic and
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a more rapid renewal Of the chilled water
produced by the agitation due to waves and
to surface currents.
On this case sort of circular gorge IL
melted out around the berg, Immediately be-
low the level of the sea, and the result is an
excess of weight in the parts subjected only
to aerial MEETINGS. These. being illsuP
ported. shortly sink lower.
"The continuation Of this process leads to
the successive states represented in Figures
8 and 4, which need no further explanation.
cat this stage the berg seems to reach out
under the sea and rip open the hull Of ship
as with rapier
Simple friction against the submerged
part of such an iceberg may, almost without
shock, produce long tears in the relatively
thin bulls of large vessels. The loss OF the
Titanic is perhaps due to an accident Of this
kind.
at is certain that in freely floating Ice
berg the volume of the visible part Is nearly
equal to one-eighth of that of the submerged
part. But this submerged part has not al
ways the form of cylinder with nearly the
same diameter as that of the visible part, for
in the case where the latter is high and nax-
row the iceberg would then have to be very
long vertically, and the situation Of It's cen.
ter of gravity would cause it to change posi-.
ton so as to make it lie nearly horizontally.
1--WE must conclude, then, that the sub
merged part of an iceberg must be more or
less extended beneath the surface of the sea
whenever it's visible part Is relatively high
and narrow
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-11-02

WYE travelled 4O000OOOO miles last year.
NM When the explanation is added that this
w lates to astronomy many will exclaim: oh
we'll around and around and around. of course. but
that's not getting anywhere"
Such people wrong however, for this 4OOO00O0O
miles we travelled does not represent the distance
travelled in revolving it that the end the
year 40O000O00 miles away from the spot we
were the first OF the and at the end of another year
will be another 4OO,00OOOO miles away and so on
through the years.
1t is true there may some stars in the way but
this will not brighten anyone it has been computed