The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1916-10-05

- 40 Ill otJeSlINe II WAS III ISe cen
turles ago in It's origina! sense of leap
ing Now that which leaps is prom
anent. and so his became the secondary
meaning. Then as that which projects
Is also prominent, n projecting angle
was called a salient angle, and the ex-
preston passed into use by military
authorities. Short as it is, however.
they found it too long, and, dropping
the angle. gave US the new term with
winch we are all familiar.
The Turks Arabian campaign Is be-
ing Fought with the aid of a railway that
AS unusual. 1t is a railway without
shareholders. for it's capital was raised
oy means OF subscriptions given by
plous Mohammedans. The sultan gave
q personal offering Of ESQ, 900, and his
good example was followed by the
turkish government, which levied q.
toll of one-tenth of a months paw on
every civil service official, and on the
whole army from general to private,
Ihls line is officially the "Hedjaz rail-
way, colloquially the Hail railway"
and is actually the Pilgrimage line"
William r. Gardener, who has a cot
tage on the west shore of Pontoosuc
lake, In the Berkshires, has been MOTTO
ing khat he termed moving stars in the
northeastern heavens. These stars"
ne had said, appeared quite high in the
ky and slowly descended. They disap-
peared and then appeared again lower
down in the sky" Recently a power
1ul telescope was brought into play and
the mystery was solved. The lights were
!ouno TO De those on automobiles COM
Ing down the Rockwell road from the
sulnmit of Greylock mountain.
The following appeared In a Pitts
Iieid, Mass. church calendar recently:
"Ihe church Is not q refrigerator for
preserving perishable piety. 1t is a
dynamo Tor charging human Wills. The
object OF the church is not to tell how
to dodge difficulties, but to furnish
strength and courage to meet and mas
ter them. The business of the church
Is not to furnish hammocks for the lazy.
It is rather to offer we'll fitting yokes
1or drawing life's loads. The man who
does not attend any church virtually
votes to do away with all churches"
Cashier Morse. of the First Nationals
Bank OF Mays Landing, N. j., Is puzzled
over a So banknote issued 65 years ago
by the Merchants ank of Mays Iand-
Ing, which he received from R.. L. Dit,
trtch, OF Lorraine, Va, who ran across
1t in settling up an old estate. AS the
note purports to be Secured by pledge
OF public securities in the state treas
ury," DR.. Dittrich will be advised to
seek payment there.
On q recent Sunday members Of four
generations in one family Joined the
Fourth Presbyterian church in Spo-
KANE Wash. The party included Mrs.
Rebecca Unger, great grandmother.t
her son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Gy
y. Unger; their son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Melville Unger, and the little
wo-year old daughter of the latter,
lE1ie June Unger. who was dedicated In
baptism.
For the purpose OF emphasizing the
sanitary condition Of the dairy Of the
state hospital at Napa, Cal, the Napa
Sounty Live Stock association held its
annual banquet in the barn where the
cattle are kept. Long tables were
placed in an area between rows Of
etal!s, n covers laid for I20 persons.
m thes aMe room with the banu,1eters
We're zoo cows which were being
William Heylens, age LOG, OF Pitts
ourg, celebrated his birthday by wall
ing from his home to the Office or his
friend, W. A. Bryan, a distance of a
mile and a half, then walked hack
nome AT the time of the civil war Mr..
heylens tried to enlist, but his arc was
against him, as he was then "a wears
OLD. He cast his first vote In 1890
Young Tor Andrew jackson.
Salaries paid by the manufacturing
estapiisnments OF Wisconsin increased
46 per cent in total amount between
1903 and 1914, according to q state
ment issued by the United States
nnreau OF the census, Salaries ana
2 together Increased 1852 per cent.
Ine capital invested in manufactures
1n 1914 was $754.287,000. compared with
@aeA&M7@ 4-HGaTa3
AT h picnic Of the Seventh nav
Baptist Sunday school at Atlantic
oeacn near Pawcatuck, Conn. EACH
member Of the school had three ridas
an Inc merrygoround. Nobody enjoyed
q Whirl more than did Uncle Amos
Burdick. for more than 80 years :
nle,nper q the bible class, who at 80
sook ms ilrst ride on the hobby horses
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About 80 per cent Of the oil all
c0aoea ~ waste or rags used in wip-
1ng machinery Is recovered BY i can 8
Illugal machine that has been,
Dug out in England.
patent has been granted for !
I'll and roller bearing IN
pensate h variations in the diama-
sors OF the rollers.
Ireland has breed Of cattle maj
gNDAt lows more than three feet
ni&n and thrives on the poorest ~
ps starase. yet the cows ytsld 20 quarts
After expensive experimenting ~
lnKiiahman has perfected steam
11ttven motorcycle.
= new pipe intended Is ~.
sol. dry smoke tho tobacco 4. 49,
8 item side Of the bowl, drafe
ssana ~ hole IN the top
sasA GersniKEn metallurgist has invent.A
using ornprssse afr for
1ardening steel where only certain Dor
1Sene 5Qf = piece OF metal Il rernire
A9edSnlnA.
z:Ass0eeman hospitd I : series Il
ssrote@t0 rSfl1ect beams ofslirht frsef
SSunaei1adows npon ansopefaffnr tsbie
lamp outside tle opeeat-