Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-10-20

The soul that speaks and sparkles
through them ALL
1 know not If thou'rt blest-I hope
thou art!
Yet. Q, envy him to whom belongs
The priceless treasure of thy free,
high heart,
With all it's wild, sweet thoughts,
and sweeter songsi
know not If thou'lt ever press
My trembling hand in thine-to
meet with thee!
o, I should die for very blessedness,
So sweetly painful would that meet
ing be!
know thou dost not canst not, think
| of me;
Alasl my heart would leap with joy
| elate
Could 1 but hope that I might some
A thought within my soul its spirit
| mate!
I know not If e'er shall list thy tone,
Or, blushing. thrill beneath thy
thrilling touch;
Thy songs (of bike riders), thy fame
| Tin The Starr, are all my heart
hath known,
And knowing this alone--it knows
too much,
HIGH SCHOOL SAM.
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]. p. NJ:
| What makes the ink on the news
| papers dry so quick? What is the
premium on a dime dated 1854?
&c, ntet. nP r1,.fax
| in the ink that when the ink strikes
the air it is almost dry. There is also
small piece of muslin on the press
which acts for the purpose of blot
| ter. No premium on your coin.
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J. P. NJ: aih
| Can I run a dog without a permit?
The law book does not call for one.
READER.
| You are not required to have per-
NIT. But just see that he is muzzled
or you'll close your dog"
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| 1 had black soft hat and visited
| the sea shore, wearing it this summer.
| 1t turned red. What caused 1t?
A. L.
The muriatic acid of the sea water
dye and turned it red. Got us?
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j. P. NJ:
The writer wishes to place. guy
rope from the top of a twenty-eigh
| foot smokestack to distance thirty
six feet from the base of the smoke
stack. What length should the rope
be? MIKE KELLEY.
Forty-fve feet is the length of the
rope. Get the squares of the pole
and the distance from the base, add
the two together and get the square
root of the sum.
Does heat always produce light?
A. d. r.
No The heat of stack of hay,
though very great, is not sufficient to
produce light.
j. p. N:
Why is dough placed before the
| fire? AZAI.
Because tho heat increases the fer
menation. 1t expands the gas, con-
| fined in the little bladders; in conse-
quence of which, the bladders are en-
larged. and the dough becomes light
err and more porous. And then those
who have money to burn" do this,
| too.
| Can you tell me how st. Bride
| Church, London, was nearly de-
stroyed by lightning about $50 years
ago? ENGLAND.
The lightning first struck the
metal vane and ran down the rod
1t then darted to the iron cramp,
employed to support the building
and as 1t flew from bar to bar,
smashed the stones of the church,
which lay between.
]. P. NJ:
Why does boiled egg discolor a
silver spoon? ARTHUR.
Because eggs contain small por-
tion of sulphur, which unites with
the silver and furnishes it.
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j. P. N:
| Is a man serving in the National
| Guard for three years required to
have his naturalization papers at the
end of that term? l.. d.
You certainly must have your
naturalization papers
]. P. N:
Is there New York State law
which requires all owners or opera
tors of motor boats to have a license
Also in New Jersey?
e. j. sTURTzEL.
| Yes. in both cases You can Sc
cure said license at the Federal
Bureau, Bowling Green New York
city.
]. P NJ:
Give me the name of a good London
Sunday newspaper. How should / go
about to subscribe for 1T? J. w.
The London Times. F. N. Sommer,
located in the State Bank building,
this city, could give you all the in
formation you desire on London news
papers. etc.
j. p. NJ:
Where is the Isolation Hospital?
What are the visiting days? A. s.
The Isolation Hospital Is located in
John street, Belleville. The visiting
I days are Wednesdays and Sundays,
from 3 to 8 p. m.
| J. p. N:
] am an assistant pharmacist. II
/ enlisted in the navy what position
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