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Evening star., 1914-02-10
Thousands Are Homeless.

There a-e thousands of homeless WON
on IN London whose necessities are only
catered for by religious bodies. Corse-
daently the poorer class OF female work
ers. when they become destitute. ars
Obliged to be dependent on charity Hel
grace WAS hopeful at first that this injus-
tlc- would Dc remedied by the establish
nent OF municipal lodging houses on the
INES OF the one which has been 50 sue
ccssfui at Glasgow. 4 hostel OF the kind
was opened at Birmingham. largely on.
ing to the duchess efforts: but the move
-lleht mas not =. ogressed quickly enough
SO the duchess evidently intends To show
the authorities herself what can and
snoiid be done in this direction
our duchess" rs her grace Of Mari
borough is affecuonately styled By tn.
Workers among the poor. is its practical
as SHE is beneticent
Evening star., 1914-02-10
WIND OF THE MURRAyS
WAS NOT WHOLLY Ill
Heir of til eDuke Of Atholl Sup.
plies Sequel to Scottish
Legend.
Foreign ,v-r.s7aud,7,e J. rhe ! 4,

LONDON. January Il. isi4
TIE Duke q Atlou has jus; c. lel.s,t a
the jubilee r his accession 70 TIN t.t.r
bat tie Londorer has l,.lc 10 asso,...t.
WIKI ths mime. The d4ke mas n.,,.
made nacl = figure Ii London. at.
no echo Of t7e fe'.dal aienities oc Blst
Athoil revert'erates from ;, Eaton i.l.l,,,
a quiet section of ! h4nndrarn terra.
= The dukes oN'a bodyguard of Atho.
Hishlanders were 70 delight ne Lonao.
streets by marching from King 8 ,.-.,..
= Eaton SQUARE With tho pipers sn .rsrt
y Their gallant Murray tartan wneu.l O
the duke cane 70 town people wouid 90
some idea what the hesi Of lie Maria
Is and represents
us son. Lord Tal.oardiue. u ,o1i- d.
- IN extremely popular Hsgr. ii p.lrIis
Gent. and IN military society ..xp..ci;,llt
am ne has saccer,i,-.i in c1inoti.ns w!ri
al his intimate knawl.dae ana ...t,. a.
ms countiy-he IS one OF TIE fegc inrrl
o'Fs of parliament who not only ''ha'7
ths ''il"lie. but who have acne,l ,;s.>t,,
Z busy social isor!aofI liz,
Evening star., 1914-02-10
Tnos. ). OWEN & SON. AucTloSEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
REAL ESTATE. NO. 1893 STREE

NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust. duly re-
corded in Liber No. S343. folio 40 ct seq. Of
The land records of the District Of Columbia. and
at the reqGest OF the party secured thereby. the
IN front Of the promises. FRIDAY THE
THIRTEENTH DAY OF Ff-nRI-ARY II. 1914
At HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM the fol
lowing described Land and premises. situate in
The city ef Washinct".i. District " 60 uinbia
ard e>iCnated and h"in- lot numb rr-i SIX v
seven t51i IN William ii! Walker and Flank &
ZaiEl's subdivision of lots in square rnbe-.d
hundred and httr-eirht ,l5si- as said b.
division Is recorded in the surveyors office f1r
The District Of Columbia. in Book No. 80 pace
15s together With the improvements. coasis I, /.
Of fo,Ir-story brick dwelling. I7d9 y st. NV
Terms OF sale One-Ihlr! .? the purchase
money 70 be paid in cash. balance 10 two equal
install al'ments. payable in and two years win
interest al IL Per anuu,n paya ie
s.rni-alnually from day OF sale. se-uFHl By deed
II upon the property sold. ali cas-. al
;he option ei the purchaser. \ deposit ~ 500
VIII be req -ire,i at time of sale All convey
sncing. recording. efc-. Al cost of purchaser
TerIrs ii sale be compiled with within tift
DAYS frum day OF sale Otherwise H.. trustee
reserves the right t. Fese'l tho property the
risk aud IF defau'tin= purchaser after Ave
days advertisement Of s7ca rasaIe in
rs peg p1j,isae; n Washington. r. c.
ANERIC aN SECURITY SECURITY AND TRt' ST
COMPANY Trustee
Br CHARLES j BELL. President
Attest: JAMES + HOOD. Secretary.
feS-fsdS.
Evening star., 1914-02-10
To Push Presidential Primary

A presidential primary bin probaa-
will be taken up by Congress at tn
session; and actual work on the bill ~.
commence Immediately. Representeti%
Rucker. chairman OF the House coil
rnittee on the election of President. Vic
President and representatives., conferrc,
with Secretary Bryan and Solicitor foii
on the subject yesterday.
Evening star., 1914-02-10
ruos. J. OWEN s son. AucrIoxEErs.
TRUSTEES SALE or vArrARIE IMPROVED
RIAL ESTATE. I'EEMlSEs No. 2s1J l4th
STREET NHIITFfWF

TRUSTEES SALE OF tAitARl.E IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. I'EEMlSEs No. 2sDJ 18th
STREET NuUrHW Est
rs vt=tue ~ q rtrta-u d.-+d - :vust du'v re-
7.,.s. Il T. .,.y " .t1s4 f5-.u a.S ct seq o, the
i.s.I r-,os,IS e f'.v i''~t--,t NJ Columbia sud
- ,a, r-p@e9f - rht party S--urrd th~fehy. the
;l..t-- ..'it4i ir,l>lrs> ~il sell. ~ publ auc-
.ft4E TWELFTH pNi OF FEBRt- AIRY A.D
-91t 81 I!AIT PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM,
-s+ follow ~ dr>c~ih"t iaui aad premises. sltu-
-. sl. tAe c!'y ot Wash .<ton, strict Of Co
..it..a- and designated Sad tesDs lot mum
.-,-5 thirfy 80. ~ Barr and Sanners srt-
-5,.~'on OF lots numbered el-ht tS' snd II t9i,
5a h.,cE numbered thirty shrer ts:3,. Columbia
-T-5chts H. per plat recorded ia rhe office Of
~. surveyor Of the District Of Columbia IN
f.aok Comfy No, .. 81 folio 30. teGethrr with
.,. improvements. consisting % three-story
T.-,ss Of sale: one-third Of The purchase
.r..v 70 he paid IN cash. balance In two equal
>.asImenis. payable IN oae ana two years.
esslh fhter~s: II -. Pc eehtum per snnum,
rnyafi.. ss-iui-annGaily, from day of sale, Sc
red BY deed Of trust uocu the property sold.
al cash. st the option "f the purchaser \
s.u-,s.f %. 500 viii be required at time OF
sase Al corveysnciGe, recording, ete.. at cost
u, purchaser. Terms OF sale p H. complied
.si,5 within ff;e-n day from day ce sale,
M. property st the risk and cast az deraIItin2
..rrcGaser, after rvr days advertisement Of such
resale IN some newspaper published In Wash
HARRY = BlRGE. Truz.e-.
i12.. \. y sNY. -.
JAMES J. L.MrIoN. Iraslee.
ssff.dSss.eSu ia 18th 81, NV.
Evening star., 1914-02-10
LONG-LOST MAIL FOUND
IN ROOM AT TREASURY
Three Letters Dated Twenty Five
Years Ago-Two Contained
Money.

Mailed more than a quarter Of a CEN
tury ago. three long-lost letters were
revealed when the old mailing room of
the Treasury Department, for the first
| time in thirty years. was cleared Of all
its equipment Lodged between the wall
and the side of the mailing rack. close to
the floor. were discovered the three pieces
Of undelivered mall when the rack was
removed in clearing the room to convert
| it into quarters for the clerical staff
of the federal reserve bank organization
committee.
One letter, addressed to the Secretary
of the Treasury. contained ''shirp aster''
of the old fractional paper currency to
the value of % cents, and an old green
back one-dolar bi |. The letter writer
sought their redemption by the Treasury
Department, and probably has wondered
many tines why he did not get his good.
new money.
Evening star., 1914-02-10
THOMAS DOWNING 1 CO.. AucTIoNEEns.

PEEEMPToRY SALE OF \ TTREE-SroRY
BRICK DWELLING. No. 40! NJ STREET
NORTHEAST. AT Auction.
F;y virtue of authority given hr the owner. VIC
will sell at public auction. In from OF The PREM
ise>. HURSDAY. FEBRUARY TIVE i TIL.
'aif, AT HALF-PA>T FoUR PM, lot numbered
'si. square numbered So with Improvements
-nerecr, consisting OF premises No. +oI street
northeast containing rooms and bath, with all
taater. Improvements.
Frrn> announced At sale. Si'o de7ns; requirod
a. sab Al ccnyeyancing and recording at pu--
cta~"rS cost Terms Of sale To be complied with
within fifteen DAYS. rhe i"-'osit forfeited
te.-5t THOMAS DOWLINt; & Co, Aucts.
Evening star., 1914-02-10
Not an Ill Wind.

lie said h. had been going throueh
some Old family letters. and IL. came oa
one from his great -great-granth al ier
telling how he had visited a queer old
aird who Was putting up 4 good aght
against his neighbors. to several OF whom
ne owed money. and who We're ilchug
away his land The letter told Of tn.
ards prayer. whici seemed 10 have
amused the duke, and further letl.rs
showed that the duae had lent him
money 10 pay off some OF his beset-
tiers. and how he had lived on and keut
his estate and his family, which made
good match with the Grahams de
spite their pride). still held their old
property. In this case the wind of the
Murrays blew somebody good
Evening star., 1914-02-10
THOMAS BOWLING < co. ArcTloxEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF EtLUABIE PROPERTY
NJ. So cri STE--E~ NGRTIfE4~-- M
t'fiprEH BY \ LARGE THREE STORY AND
- L,


~ 9-- !frt df.l o. 'rIst. Tt-1rfcd n
I;ar- y. :-->ti. ;1'7.. W. - q SD. one q. e
}a~d -,-,er-is ot -. p's5rct ~f Ca'rmi ia
the r.4t1 - 1tt. my cured t'e-e y W II
= --l,i5s lection ", cot Of = pr IT 'ses.
on WEDNESDAY YHF FtGurFFNTU pty 0F
FFIfK' aRY. 1a1f. Vt II " F-FA>T FOR p NJ +,
tn f-ioI inc d"scri' I'd ani and p nj es. >itu-
atpd u III. city - Washington Djsf-ict u Co
lung' .. known md deSi HrIed tein lot rs
IN smith and Wa krr. trustees. subN i-Icn in
square -.
Terms ~ s'ic P-o'erty Is sold subject TO mir
,ar . S4.Hf1 due 'anuaTv %. 1919. q II over
said se ocD to be pail one-ha'f cash. In 'anne on
nd two years. with g. interest. uaya'le semi
snraa II secured hy 4 d ed ~ trrst property
sod. or al cash. AZ purchasers ortior. sIc6 de-
-oSt ro1Gir"l ~ tirl. oc sale All eouvcyaneir: ::
aud rec1T'i.ug st tn- p@rrtaser's cost and terms
ssis 10 tH compiled with iu fifteen days of
-a4e otherwise lir tr''SI"rs reserve tn Il -ht To
rAse-l The property at fa- risk an1 cost 0f I'd
de>auitjlts }IrruaSr- at1sr tive aavS' ad er:ise-
uleat OF resale in -.tnr 4rwspal.r publ she,.
n Tie c-.y Of Wa<hGs:or. District - Columbia.
y LEWIS TAYLOR. T-ust-t-.
WILL M Y BOWIE Trustee
WILTON Z. I.ANBER1
attorney rer Holder ot Notes ce.-d1ds eSu
Evening star., 1914-02-10
ADAM \. wrscnLEE. Auc11osEEE,
CARPETS AND RUGS RY AUCTION To +
.lrGp ACE. NJ IT-I ANlNG CHANtS Is.

CARPETS AND RUGS RY AUCTION To- PAY
STORAGE AND CLEANING cllARGE,>:,-
On SATURDAY. FtBHt AIRY Int Ri BE- a.
i4f5 CUNNFNCTNG AT TEN o'CLuth An.
viii sell by puhi,. auction. al Wss"ller : No.
900 ret.na ave nv. Carpets aHf i;gFs ,eft VILE Wiz
me 20 be- cleaned or stored IN The follow inc
names. 10 wit: Mrs. Seitz. Mrs Fij1.eraid MIS-
Eudres Mrs, SPARKS. Mrs. BTs'k Mrs. Le, a. =
Mr. Watson Mrs Davis. Mrs. Jores Mfs-
,.ynr Mr. iIartIry Mrs Young. MTs, Ryc9tl,
Mrs Bclt Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Herman Mrs; Wepo'
All parties Interested VII! please take hH'lce.
1erLi> rasb.
+. HIXKEL { co. ASS Maine ave s-"'
ja26. - .! .fc;.5.l 10 IL
{ .. SLOAN L co, INC. AuCTs-, 'i"' Il 81
o. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY FotRTEkA u
i1t4 commencing at THREE oCLoth 80 ~.
y will sell at public etea, wlthin p,s,
No ~ aib St nv, all pledges on whl'h me : :
Is ,:e one year interest ~ more. consisting "'
Diamonds Watches. Jcwelr!. >iverwaf', cue.
Terms cash. ..-5-,--..
PRUDENTIAL. LOAN s., ltIh.
fe-o1o II II ~ I24 sth st NV.
Evening star., 1914-02-10


By virtue of decree q the supreme Court
Of tbe District of Columbia. passed in equity
cause No :;2sli We. the undersigned trustees,
will sell pubic suction in fToiit 20, OF n,
DAY OF FERRT AIRY. A.D- 1911. AT HALF
PAST FoIR O'CLOCK PM, the following DE-
scrit"d land and premises. situate IN the city
Of Washington. in the District Of Columbia. and
designa-ed a. and heInc lots 81 g., %. "a and
o. in J. II. Thompson. trustees, subdivision OF
square 616 as per plat recorded in Libcr W. F,
.5To Io9 of the records Of the office Of the
surveyor Of the 'etrirt Of ColurAb.a together
with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-third Of the rurchase
money to he ra'd In cash. and the balance in
two equal 'nstalments. payable in one and two
years with interest at per centum per
annuin. payable seIni-annun!ly from day of
sale secured by deed Of trust upon the
property sold. all cash. at the opt on Of tha.
purchaser A deposit Of 500 will De required
Of the purchaser at the time of sale. All CON
yevancins recording and notaria fees at the
cos: Of the purchaser Terms OF sale TO be
compl ed With wi.hin fifteen days from day Of
sale otherwise the trustees the right
10 resell the property the risk and cost Of
the dcfauitinc purchaser. after Bve days ad-
vrrfiseInent of such resale IN soue newspaper
prh!isked in the city "f Washing ton, u. C.
DANIEL ". BAKER
EtpOLPH j. BEHRESp.
SIs aSn
Evening star., 1914-02-10
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU-
ABLE PARCEL OF GROUND,
KNOWN AS "ROSFDALE. :
FRONTING ON NEWARK.
ORDW Al AND SoTH
STREETS. AND ADJACENT
TO "CLEVELAND PARK"
THIS PROPERTY Is ONE OF THE MIS;
TSsHs H6N5s n on TIE nv EGS T
uRiAH FORREST BEFORE THF FoUNI.IN.;
OF THE FEnEEAL CArrIM4 AM sIIrE Sc,
SSTSooSklxG SSxESPoSklxG TnE r%SoMhs rAE H. SlTI !!
oorSIRY.- ASp ARTlsTT'ALI.A LAIn OFT
DALE. orTEEs GREAT ATrEACfio>S FoK
oSE c1N, WASTISG HONE sI, 81 ET9U >nEn n
41aE ' BuT a FEW uTHtTEs i;1 r. : pHrVE l From From
RT RTY EAE Is AEso q Fk fli we'll n hDirTnn 4r
OR SUBDIVISION Purposes.
Tae gndersisned der true,sss Lg ,,rus ,, q de- e.
,eirmbla passed on DeccnoeE II. 1913 n
s y vi a4s ar o.:e S % ard 4 ~ sssssss nRdff ~
ne EIgvESTa d;;I d,r ps5 or FEFEJAaf 1al.
ate in tac District o. Columbia. known AS
isose'laie.' and described a. fal!ows; Begin
3. r. streets and running theuce east On Newark
rect hundred and forty t14Ui feet th..nre
.',Frh nve hundred and ten t51D feet or,lpav
street. thence west on or,lwsy street seven huf-
-."d and Forty feet fI+0t feet To :;6th street.
md thence south ,,6th street five hundred and
~ea $50 feet to The beginning. containing 315.-
'13 square feet Of ground. more o. less
Terms Of sale: One OF the purefiGsc
he paid in cash and the balance in two
-7ial iz$t4llueUts. payable and
5arS frcIl day of sale and To be represented
IS tEy pNamissury notes of the rCgchaser beas
.stfe-.St ~ .hc rate a SIX per r-iltuII tG9tl
, er snDum, payable semi-annualiv aad secured
t.y decd Of trust on the property sold. or all
ash NJ tht option of the purchaser y de-
t,7Sit ~ twenty i've hundred dollars 's. 500
= .I-.i al ti.n. q: s4iJ- Concentrating and re
. 9-ttr. a. cost % purclfsor i terms If sale
sre no. eompied With within thirty DAYS from
ty - salc tie trustees reserve the r'rh: t.
-dver'tS 50 and resell the property ~ the risk aud
Cos, al ,lef1ulting purchaser
WILLIAM A. GORDON.
J. H0LpSWoKTH GORDON.
Trustees.
Century hlGc. 412 9th 81. NV.
Hos ,. OWEN & SON. Accts-
fz5al -6S iiis.asIi-
Evening star., 1914-02-10
Trustees sale OF Three-story-
and-Basement Brick Dwelling
NJ ,I9 = Street NV.

NO. 1918 / street. NV
By virtue al = decree OF tlo supreme ,"art
Of fhe, p:si--. u Coum "a, passed in bin+ty
Ganse Nn 3ags. We ih. Undersigned trustees,
Will seu at public auctioF. In front q LAt
,,-+mi.,-s on WEDNESDAY. THE ElGtlIEENlh II
BAY oF FERRt AIRY, A-p. l"l4, Al roy ~,
THIRTY O'CLOCK I'm. tar following "-scr!t"o
land AMI premises situate IN ihe city O. WASH
ju-fou IN tL,- District "f tolunlhih. and dts-
ic-1a Ted ;t> ard being >Hhi"t uuHt td ilAeiy-sA
l:,6l in square numbered undr"d and ninety ,
FIVE tIa5i as per plaf recorded in ibe once o1
me surveyor fo- the District of Columbia. IN
Iihar \o il a, folio No. ~. ;eeether vita
fb, improvements consisting Of three story -anc-
basement b.lck dwelling. containing II rooms
Terms OF sale: one-third OF The purchase
money TO b. Paid IN cash. and the balance IN
two equal iustaments, payable IN one ana Two
years wit interest at SIX per cfhtum Pc
auuu,n payable s-Inl-annually. from day OF SAFE,
secured by deed of trust upon the property SOLD
or all cash At the option of the purchaser
t,e;n,st III 500 will be required of the purchases r
IT tie tim. Of sale. All ccuycyancin:. record-
Ing aud notariai ices ut the cost of rIf-
chaser Terms of sale 10 b. compile! with Will
in fifteen days FROM day of sale. "t er"4Se the
trustees reserve the right to resell tie property
al the risk and cost Of the drfauitiAG pur-
cIaser after five days advertisement Of such
reSale in some newspaper published Ia Tie city
of Washington. u. =.
FRED :. SNINnEIL.
Commercial National Bank Bldg,
WILLIAM &. SULLIVAN.
No. $40 18th street NV.
l.. RUSSELL. ALDEN,
Iuion Trust Building.
:a6-lStseSu trustees.
Evening star., 1914-02-10
TOURS.

EUROPEAN TOURS
Personally conducted. sl9J to 81 5. Including
AL EXPENSES. Sai'in-s run 27 Irl, 3
Au-. I. VII . NJ, Y'S rOURS 6S Home ii bl e
Evening star., 1914-02-10
Outgoing Letter Again Mailed.

The third letter was outgoing and ad-
dressed to a resident of Baltimore. 1t
was again intrusted to the mails. with a
faint hope of ultimate delivery.
The Treasury Department will also at
tempt to locate the writer of the letter
contain ng the money. II he can be
found. or his heirs determined in the
event of his death. the redemption Of the
greenback dollar and of the shinplaster
will be effected finally.
There is not a clerk In the mailing
room who was connected with 1t at the
time these letters were lost. No one in
the Treasury Department knows exactly
how long the mailing room occupied the
quarters it is now moving out of on the
second floor.
The mail rack was put In to be per-
manent 1t was made close to the floor
with no way to get around or beneath it.
That the mail got into its hiding place
by an unaboidable inadvertency is GER
tain.
Evening star., 1914-02-10
Text of Communication.

His communication. dated from a point
in New England. January 81, 1887, read:
Would you please exchange this small
amount. y cents. and much obliged.
followed with the signature and 'P. s.:
Also this one-dol ar bill, which Is badly
worn. and much obliged again."
The ''shinp,aster'' bore the celebrated
grapevine signature Of former Uni ed
States Treasurer Spinner. The green
back was signed by Treasurer Wyman
and Registrar Bruce. Both were In a
condition of extreme dflapiGation
A second letter was addressed to John
W. Reed at the Treasury Department
and had been mailed at about the same
time AS Mr.. Reed is at this day a law
clerk in the Office of the treasurer. the
letter was delivered to him this morning
1t was from near kinsman, whom he
has seen on several occasions since the
letter was mailed. 1t had the return
stamp of the Fifth Avenue Hotel New
York city. a famous house for the en-
tertainment of man and beast, and
known everywhere for its amen Cor
ner.'' the center of political activities
The hotel was torn down a few years
Evening star., 1914-02-10
ADAM a wEscHLER, AUcTIoSEER

ADAM a. wEsCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.
Trustees Sale OF Valuable Real
Estate. 100 Feet Front by IA
Feet Deep TO a 3o-ioot Alley,
Improved by Large Brick
Garage, Known as No. 81 Eye
c. n y
Evening star., 1914-02-10

JAMES J. LANPIoN. Irastes.
s.s,.d&ss.eSu 73a 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1914-02-10

Valdez Is not city in Mexico. OF
Peru. or Spain. and 1t isn't patent
medicine or & hair restorer. It's a sea
port in Alaska, located on Valdez bay
highly spoken of in various addresses
In and out of Congress. It appears te
be the spot that Ponce de Leon was
looking for, but failed to locate.
Evening star., 1914-02-10

JOHN s. ". EEAi4L. Atty, Co.umhiau tide.
Ici0-d&dS.eSu
Evening star., 1914-02-10
FUTURE Dtys.

Century blGc 4I2 9Th 81. NV
Hos p. OWEN & SON. Arcts-
fz.;il-fS dtis.a~i
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-03-20
DISCIPLINE AT SEA
Penalties and Privileges Aboard Ship
In Former Days.

Some remarkable advice to seafarers
Is given in an old Portuguese beOk pub
lished for the guidance of mariners
Among other things It deals with the
rights Of captains 10 assault sailors
and the methods lin which the attacks
are to be legally met.
The sailor was advised to bear calmly
any verbal abuse that an irate skipper
may hurl at him, but IL words passed
to blows he was ITO run away into the
bows and firmly take his stand beside
the anchor. chain.
Should an Infatuated master armed
with a Delaying pin or other lethal
weapon chase him TO his stronghold
the mariner was to slip round to the
farther side of the chain. Should he
still he pursued he was TO call his
messmates to witness that the master
had broken the rules by circurnventiny
the chain.
Then at last he was to defend him
self. and let us hope he would do Il
well. Other little matters Of'discipline
are set cont. and they show Il mobile ef-
fort to make the punishment fit the
crime.
The ships clerk, a privileged person
who aeSed as sbookkeeper, purser and
cargo nisster. was Liable to be branded
tn the forehead. To lose his right hand
md to forfeit all of his property If he
made wrong entry In the ships book
M connived at snch an entry.
A seaman who fell asleep on his
watch was only put on diet of bread
AMI water ,unless the. offense was com
misted in hostile waters. In that case
he ,nust he stripped naked. logged by
his messnEItes AMI ducEed thrice In
the sea.
IL he wese an officer. however. he
wousi only lose all food except his
bread and have Il pail of water nung
over from the head. dOwnward.-Lon-
don Tit-Bits.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-03-20
Ask for Catalogue t6L
THE VICTOR = :
SAFE & Lock- CO.
CINCINNATI, oHI0

worse than he has arisen, and we are
threatened with having our policy Of
elimination of one made successful
by the substitution of another whose
individuality is still less pleasing, or
OF resorting to that which it should
have been our first and strongest eff
fort to prevent, military intervention.
All this was known in a general way
by previous administrations, and gov
erneh their policy of leaving to the
Mexicans themselves the approval or
disapproval of their rulers and the
method Of their acquisition of power.
accepting de facto governments as
such and dealins with them as such.
That way lay immunity from the ne
cessity for intervention, save in the
event of actual chaos and anarchy.
We shall be fortunate If the new way
does not prove broad highway lesAi-
ing directly to intervention.-Glob
Democrat.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-03-20
WEIGHT OF A BODY.
kaw IL Decreases as II Goes Above or
Below the Earths Surface.

Everybody weighs more ut the sur
face of the earth than IL can at any
other point. Its weight diminishes as
IL Is removed above the surface or be-
low Il. AS IL rises from the surface
its weight decreases In inverse ratio to
the squares Of the distances from the
center of the earth. As IL descends
below the surface it, weight decreases
directly as the distance from the cen
ter of the earth.
Thus II body weighing 100 pounds at
the surface of the earth. which is ap-
proximateIv 1000 miles from the cen.
ter. would weigh only twenty-five
pounds ut point 1000 miles high. At
twice the distance it has one-quarter
the weight.
If We drop the same body half the
distance 30 the center of the earth or
to point approximately 1000 miles
below the surface lit will weigh fifty
pounds.
The reason for this is that Mt 1000
miles from the center the body Is OIL
the surface OF a sphere of 1000 miles
radius.
What causes weight is the mass of
matter combined with distance from
the center A globe of 1000 miles
radius contains .One-eighth as much
matter as Il globe of 1000 miles ra-
dius the size of the earth: therefore
only oue-ei=hth as much matter at
tracts the body. which. If mass were
the only factor. would mt 1900 miles
from the center weigh one-eighth as
much rs at the surface of the earth.
But it is also only half as far from
the center us It was mt the surface and,
IL distance were the only factor. would
weigh four times rs much as on the
surface. Four times one-eighth is one
half: therefore it weighs half what II
would Mt the surface.
Now. suppose we drep this body to
the very center of the earth and see
what il would weigh. All the matter
Of the earth is now outside 1t and can
exercise no attraction whatever upon
Il; therefore II weighs nothing at ALL
New York World.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1914-03-20
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