The Caucasian., 1913-11-30
ROUND THE WORLD

Ioledo os eigidls enSOsGine suA2ss
saloon closing qae.
1etteP carriers in Jeusssa 0Sp 4aS6
erona $12.5O Go e17.5p o month
Sew Tor& oSty'e annual fo.8 0Alg 10
oov estimated ae s65D, ,OtD0o'p
The Income os o @age carney On
Spain os from ~ 90 80 spnts o dag.
1.ase seae 0oarly ono -quareee oe QAe
Dopulaeisn oG aeylos1 Weso @fflirte0
With malarta,
Only one qessow op o hunarsa 9nnaNa
eantc of d,reae &ritaSm owns gDo1p ahaD
an aero az LANG
Derbyshile, Devoashim sn1 Nes3
morlan8 provide Che 1pese masbte
4ounA in England
Ebenezer Methodist church, PAilaae9-
phia. has celebrated ito ono hundred
ana twenty third anniversarg.
Only 100000 acres in the Sudan QUE
Of eighty times that area susceptible Of
cultivation are at present under tillage.
German milk dealers have asked the
government 70 help them secure more
sanitary conditions In Gilb sransportl-
ton
Huge Nnea shields, eaised hign in
the air on poles, are used 60 protect
young trees in Berlin parks oon 600
much sunshine.
The national Durseey nas donated
10 the municipalities Of Chile 100000
shade trees. which will be plapted IN
che cities ana towns.
Although the United States has more
cattle than any other country. except
India, it is Che worlds greatest i'm
Vortee of hides and skins.
Little Rock Aistoricas museum 0ow
contains the sword Of General MAD"
Anthons Wayne, 3oaned by Dc. J. j.
Wayne. a great-great-grandso1
Few turtles are being eaught fhese
days in the Bahamas, the annual catch
Ing having diminished for some time.
Exportatiou - turtle shen Gag coon
cease.
Hereafter all motion pictuee films In
Norway must be examined " two Of
ficials, who may call in a third person
to help them in their decisions II nec-
essary.
The largest settlement in Greenland
il Sydproven, which has a population
of 766, and the smallest is Skansen. In
north Greenland. with forty six in
habitants.
India has 315.OOO,OOO people. less
than half of whom can read even the
native vernaculars. Nevertheless there
are 65s newspapers and 1902 periodi-
Gals published there.
The Lindenberg observatory in Eu-
rope recently completed ten years OF
daily studies of the upper air condi-
tions by the use Of kites and both cap
tive and free balloons.
In spite of the severe antiopium
measures adopted in China. the i'm
ports of opium into that country N
1912 were still 2,924,0OO pounds. In
1911 the number of pounds was
3,7o7. 900.
One of the largest forest nurseries
in the United States is conducted by
the forest service near Haugen. Mont.
It is known as the Savenac nursery
and has a capacity of 100000 young
trees year.
The biggest lobster ever seen at Bos-
ton is said to be fifty years old and
weighs twenty-seven pounds. And to
think it should end it's career in Boston
and never be permitted to see the pal
aces Of the Great White Way!
The union printers of the United
States take good care Of their mem-
bers who have fallen by the wayside.
They spend nearly $3.50 year on each
of the aged or invalid guests Of the
Printers home in Colorado Springs.
That prepaid telegram can be sent
to Paris from London quicker via New
York than If sent direct was the re-
markable statement made by Albert
Picard at the Franco British travel
congress held in London recently.
The new money washing machine in
stalled in the Philadelphia mint by
Burgess Smith, it's inventor, weighs
$500 pounds, has a capacity Of 5000
notes an hour and has two parts-one
scrubs the note, the second gives it
cold water bath.
A grape presser in a California win
cry became drunk the other day on
alcoholic fumes. The man brandished
a club and was dangerous for few
minutes The man is total abstainer
and was nowise responsible for his un-
fortunate state. He gave the police
bad half hour, but soon recovered.
Ginseng, never seriously considered
as a medicine in this country, is bring
ing fabulous prices in China, as it is
announced the root has brought as
high as $140 in gold pound. Last
year one lot of especially selected gin
seng root sold at auction for S327.16
gold pound. It came from Korea
where it was found growing wild.
Most of Shakespeare's works have
now been translated into japanese by
Professor Yuzo Tsubouchi of Waseda
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