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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-31

ioittafaa uieimmin stlittaiaan. Oi-
tein tiintiiii ifdnpGltd fun papit min
toapin pdbdn firiottelee @iittaiaan.
Eanpitieiiiban tofi gitttaian lufiiat-
fin papeilta ianulla terapebtimistG.
M,itiias armosta,
Sanna 2inminen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-31

l"tpuH pltIl luutlltuf ellu HpyuSllU VII
min ipoGmesid taiffi on tppntpnpt ia
rallboittumit. en- muista biioRtan-
neeni bdnesid mitG6n aboistusta tai
lepottomllltta. &irffain ia tppenin
mielin fulfil ban miimeiien NATHAN
ia.
SarnlIiiet miifotl Sofa aamu toi-
mitin nina fen, mit1 tltono niimeiie-
ma pbteiiend iltana oIin feittiSsiG OPP
pinilt. Sio-iiG auttoi minua usfolli-
iesti. ~llsfallon mpos bppGlld onol-
latunnolla ianoa, ettei raffaalta iai.
raaltamme pimrttumit mit1Gn. SD
men b%iliainen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ia
meiodn beiffo raffatltemme iopinat
mit1 paraiten pbtecn. &obta len iGl.
feen fun Inni oil laSfeutumlt iairas-
tpnoteelleen, antoi iio-ii1 mimtlle en-
men labtoGni tafii aiiaa toimitetta-
mafli.
"gnnen foailluin menoaii fGpt to9-
tori SIN luona ia pppoGt bGntG tllle-
moan tame, len iGlfeen menet Mlpii-
ne-tdoin luofie ia pppodt bGntG l1bet-
tama6n tGnne MlnpuStanIa mlrlta-
mifii p~1ipifii."
Nolennmat tulipat. 21GfGri oil
biIiainen, pataipa mites. Sattui toi-
imam, ettd me fobtaiimn1e toilenme
laafiosfa. Sofa ferta antoi b1n mi
MULE pstGhp1lliiesti fGtt6. sc toi mi
mllIe alma uutta ~robfeirtta. WinG en-
aiatellut. fltolemlaa. Minoastaan pn-
ra1lenista. &otona fobtaii min1a II.
ia illalta Innin mieno bpmpilp, bd-
men rafas ~fatieenia lallflti mlluttlt-
mattmnalla pstGm1lliipp6ellG minut
terapetlilleefii, fun pulaiin fotiir. S.
bana aolpenttiaifa of iilloin 2oban-
serisia. SuIoiiia iltoia oIemmne pb-
oesIG elGneet. SSItoia, jpiben firfas
apalp mielG nptfin beittGd loistoamia
elGmGmi iltaan. 81 min, ettG me
iuuri oliiintme pltbuneet usfonno1i-
lista aiioista. gn pIeeniG mlista, ct
tG Giti iioranaiiesti oliIt fesflistellut
/
tansiani usfonnolliiista fpiDmpfiis-
I'd. 8aan iiind tahpasia, milla ban
fesfustelita iobti, oil pubtalitta ia
firffautta, iota farfoitti faifen pobon
ia Ioi ptiinfertaiiiinfin ia liionnolli-
fin aiioibin firfastapaa bobtoa. SON
fertoi miniille noina llnobtamattomi.
no p1iApinG palion omasta mtornli-
oestaan ia taiifaiiesta ruotialaiiesta
fooistaan. &lrtpia prbtaasto ia burs.
faasta elGm6std piirtpi fieluuni, fu.
mia, iotfa mielG nptfin loistaipat iiel-
Id oppaarla claimant tielIG.
DsteiSen, tpontconA t1ptpi miimel
pdiapinG tmsota. Weini fGiitin bGnd-
rGsti, ettei MT Iopiniit maipata ditid
IatinaIaifiIla iaroilla ia %fpmmennilr
tolinpuilIu. @inoostam aohpentti- ia
iouIilmirret oppi bGM fansfani. Can't
iuimme iGfeet puopotellen toiiillem-
me. MirlG ml,istan, fiitnfa erittGin-
fin muittmmot i1feet maItnpasti Iob-
buttiipot bdnen iieluaan; niita ban
alma toisti:
ga poita SSlmnaIan
M1 iltn fnihnnn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-31
'Katso, nina seison owe ssa ia kolkutan."
Eraan "Kaantymattoman" ElamSsta
airioiHi @ibeIm Brandt
airioitti @ilbelm Brandt

ipmpfiestG, iofa mimtlle oil tebtp.
Niin fnlli feid FUN i.nesio. Gio,
fabiii ialoisiani puoonnetta Iebtia
Soas folfutti "aian paibteIi meio6n,
fin aiuntonme oapelle.. Sierra Sauna.
Ia futiui aitini lllofieen. 2opii fur
olin en- ollit buomanrurs, rllinfa bG-
men moallinen eldmdniG poinni maa.
ia foboen. SGn Ell malittanat fos.
faan, ei Goes iio-ii1lle. Minoastaan
Sim1ala tietGd ne unettomat pot, ioi.
ia ban on nalaponut, tiisfat, ioito
BON on f6riinpt. @ielG m1bGn en-
men fliolemaania month bdn iofa aa-
mi bpapin marbain. Sdn bltolebti
faifesta. 8iittoen miippi ban min
falmpan omella, fumes item mlitfaiis
esti meibGt toiiiamme natemGstG.
8ielG fun dim iaapunli metIdn pert
topn, faifui iofl "Mnni", "Seo" pG-
liudmme. Niin, erGGnG aamiina,
ppbdimisten runtl1na, Dltomaiin, mi
ten DGipmpt ia %rlrpuniit aiti miela o.
II. S6nen fGteniG papilipat, fun
ban foatoi minliIle maitoa.
"@nni, oletfo fipeG9"
"Soimottnpasti en-, mutta Min
m1ipnpt. Ninun tGptpp npt ianoa
iimille iotafin, iosta nina 10 fail-
wan oliiin tabtomtt fansiaii pubua.
Mimln tGptpp npt tGstGlGbin aan1ii-
fin olla pitoteesia tadpallista biufan
pitempadn. 2ltaletto iina aamuiiin
tllapaii pfiin paImiifii jos iltaiin
iGriestGmme faiffi funtoon?"
Minun tGptbp titnnustaa, ettei to-
ma pastaiiitlben fithpa minaia iulIri
miellpttdnpt. Mhitta ditini mdipneis.
ia iilmisiG oil iellaista iofa oliii iaat
tanut mimlt llrrtrempiinfin lrbrallf-
film. @oimafas arfriloer titnne mall
tali miirtt. Mfinrn oil miltei nab
bottom l1bte1 meremGGn.
"Oi Mnni, miniia min. pelottaal'
"Wflrfta Geo, iinGbGn ct ole fos-
faan ennen arfailllt. &dpn fuiten-
fin iaattnmaan iinlta mdbGn mat
faa."
Wae fuliimme fGii fGoesid. Mind
tliniin, fuinfa aiti mdriii fplmdsia
anmlitanrlesia. Sillolla eroiimme.
MeiGstd nGin, fuinfa ban paifpaloi-
'iesti IoabIstip t~afaiiin ia noiniit1Ii
iplapaineena ofpeen. Siitd buoIimafta
suiittaii ban pield fGoelldan wiinei-
let id1bDpGiiet aamuiumltn fmitta.
&afas @nni. 81 milloinfaom ole ban
enid Iittemmin minliIle iiten bptpGs-
tiff piittaiIlut.
Scum iltapGimdlI6 Sobanger iumiis
ia foboii eteeni, oil paifta omen Goes
ia tpbjG. @nii ferrm fupobtri npt,
ettei firfaan ollut minltlle otpea aii-
faiIemasia. Sliti istlii pieneSid feit-
tiosid Iie0en Garesid, mieId %DGipneem
pGnG ia nGGntpneempdnG fltin aa-
ml,llu. SilIoin lasfeutiii puoren-
painoinen taaffa ipoGmelleni. Stfien
painoin pG1ni banen ipliinia: "St
@nni, fpllG mira npt toimitan foifti.
2apGG iinG Min talhpan fuin baliiat,
MOAN ola tlile ~fipeafiil"
SON lasfi raffaan fGtenia paani
pGGlle: "Sppnnp, raffaani, ME olent'
me Syltmalan f1besiG. SdsteoeS fitn
oIet ituorittaniit foltIittebtGtpGii nap-
tim limtlle, fltinfa iinG itie mott biso-
lebtia faifesta." Silica faoritettiin
toimet. Minoastaan iilloin fun opet-
telin lGfipfii annettiia laltlua, toisti
ban tlisfin fiuilltpasti:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-31

Santri IL bttoneinen taIo, iosia on
Iotti firnmaIIafin p,iolen taIoa MOP
bd6n beti iopiibinnana. Gallo fiiait.
Zee IGbelId Central foiiIita. &ie6,tsteL
faa Idbeururit, oIIeftriotttaneeItn.
q. @ro6p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-05-31
glitie fenttdin oafpain
ga tptorten bariaman
sc leiiaa forteaue,
9ois postG mailman.

Gnrten tpiuotee4 emenoa nGptti diti
minllle faiffi pienet totoiiet asfa'
rect, iotfa ii~itdIGbtien tltIiput minil-
.le tarpeelliftffii. Saan bptpdlld o.
mouatunnoIIa lonoa, eta din oppi.
ipainen oppiTos. Sitten menimr1e
pl0s observation-disclosures. 8aifpaloi.
iesti astiii 6iti porraS portoalta. SUI
mtnlan fiitos, etten nielG iilGoin tietd-
npt, ettd ban Ell fosfoan enaG titliii
niitd mpoteft alas.
OQi tdpfitiri. Sprfdn ippspditpdn
.iGIteen oil fe fobornitt taitpodIIe tot
Tesla IoistoSfann. Sopeana fpaliti-
mot len idteet pieneen ftoioamnte..
Miiiita moIoa entine tarauinneet. Bd-
|fpneena istdbti 1itini betfetfi iffr-
nan dGresiG. 4irttoana ia biIiaife-
no oil Iodffonen eoesidmme. @or-
feioen boitfien Iomitie b1ltpeniipdt
|tpiimeiiet i~1uultipiirit.
$erra Siiunala Idbetti tasora iItono
roitbnnenbelin tuIoornrne. Moiiba las.
|5eiftiii Ietpottomiin ipoduniins Mmt.
Ibasfo mtfuboin nina. So fun npt
iaioeIIeen mitistosia eIdai tson aion,
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-16
GOLD HILL ITEMS.

Milton Steinmetz, formerly Of this
city, arrived here from San Juan,
Cal, last Sunday for a visit with
friends. He is employed with the
Hunt Construction & Engineering
Company in building a new cement
plant at San Juan. He reports that
among the Gold Hillites employed
with the company at that place are
Floyd Sutton and Jack Wells Mil
ton returned with his auto Thursday
morning for San Juan. accompanied
by Archie Walker, Eli Teples and
Earl Baker. who have taken positions
with the Hunt company at San Juan
A marriage license was issued at
Yreka. Cal. April to William A.
Grist of Gold Hill and Ethel D. Hoyt
of New York city. Mr. Grist former
ly conducted G grocery store on the
south side in Gold Hill. having
closed the business out the first OF
April and left with his auto for
northern California points.
Wednesday evening all of the Gold
Hill squad of the 7th company, c. A.
c., attended drill service at the Med
ford armory. The boys are all on
anxious seats for a call to the front.
Gold Hill is the distributing plant
for all the powder used south Of
Grants Pass in southern Oregon and
all the northern California points.
The 2. I. Dupont Powder Company
have their large powder magazine
located two miles cast of Gold Hill
The capacity OF the plant is tifty
tons. R. L. Darling Of this city Is
the local representative Of the COM
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o Walker and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eddfngton, all
formerly Of this city, were here the
first of the week visiting friends
Walker, better known as Deacon"
and Johnnie have charge Of the Butte
Creek orchards near Eagle Point
Their families are domiciled on the
fruit farm.
The Portland and Puget Sound
machinery dealers and constructors
are stripping this section of the
county of all available electric pow
er and mining machinery Several
hundred tons have been shipped
north the last few months from Gold
HILL Whole mine machinery have
been dismantled from some Of our
mines which have been idle since the !
war. The owners figure that the
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-16
To Exterminate
Umpqua Wolf.Packs

That local game authorities with
several attendants, guides and other
retainers will visit the mountainous
region on the South Umpqua within
the next few months to hunt down
no less than three bands of wolves
which have been devouring great
numbers of stock and deer and other
wild game, was the statement made
in effect this afternoon by Deputy
Game Warden Oren Thompson.
According to the local officer, the
wolves have done so much damage
during the heavy snow which has
driven them close to the habitations
of the homesteadcrs, that life is in
danger in those parts. while the
stock that have been ranging in the
mountains are threatened almost
with extinction. One of the com
plainants is Lee Emerson, who was
IN this city a few days ago. He says
he knows there are as many as fif-
teen wolves in one band and that
there are several smaller ones. Mr..
Emerson is located about thirty miles
above Tiller
Recently Mr. Emerson inspected
the vicinity of his place and found
the remains of several deer AS the
large band would kill several animals
in one day II is believed that some
action should bo taken by the game
wardens at once. Another home
steader in the same locality recently
discovered the loss of several head
of cattle. Mr.. Thompson is ANXIOUS
to undertake the hunt and will take
along several men as well as num-
ber of dogs. The snow is too deep
there to hunt at present, however,
and he will therefore probably delay
for several days.-Roseburg Review
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-16
Th.State Roads
Association Busy

Medford, April 1.-THE Tr,-State
Good Roads Association, in coniunc-
tion with lesser organizations
throughout the state, is asslduously
devoting all Of It's time and energies
10 the good roads movement. It's ex-
tens've equipment Is installed IN spa
cious offices in the Hotel Holland
building, MedfOrd. Important move
ments N behalf of public interests
Too frequently concern everybody
end. therefore, nobody. The Tri-
State Good Roads Association makes
this good roads movement its sole
business and devotes TO It It's entire
time While e is extending the ma
tor portion Of It's work to the coun-
toe that comprise the southwestern
d'v's'on NJ tho state. II Is not slight
ing he campaign In any part OF Ore
gon.
The associations convention to he
hold IN this city on Nav 16 and II
will probably he the large event ot
the camnaign for the $4,000, 900
hond measure. II will lay a solid
foundation for the remaining twenty
davs Of the campaign. It's sub-organ-
izations and advisory boards viii he
enuinned with substantial data for a
whirlwind campaign IN closing the
contest on behalf Of the people of the
state.
An 'mnortant feature of the asso-
ciation's work will be to see that the
evnenditures OF tho appropriation
shall he proDcrtv apport'oned to To-
cal'ties wherc the greatest number
az neoDle will I've most benefited
thereby IN the construction Of roads
and highways It will also devote
constant vigilance to the task OF pre-
venting graft IN the expenditure for
the work done. IT'S purpose Is to see
that the entire appropriation may he
used without dollar OF waste. It
will again urge upon the American
congress to construct the military
highway along the Pacific coast from
Canada to Mexico. The resolution
was introduced and carried by the
Pan-American Road Congress held in
Oakland and San Francisco Septem-
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-16

Where, aside from Central park, New
York city, are there CIeopatra's needles? I?
The two obelisks known as Cleopa-
tra's needles were originally set up by
Thothmes III. at Heliopolls Augustus
transferred them to Alexandria, where
they remained until the latter part of
the past century. At present one orna-
ments the Thames embankment, Lon
don, while the other stands in Central
park, New York, having been brought
from Egypt and erected by Commander
Gorringe at the expense of the late
William II. Vanderbilt.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-16

With reference to the ethnoIogy of the
French people, are they not about equal
Iy Gallo and Germanic Frank?
At the time of the division of the EN-.
pire OF Charlemagne between lhls three
grandsons, which was made lasting
and definite political separation by the
treaty of VerGun, A. d. S43, the people
Of the west western Europe) had come
to be divided, historians point out, with
more and more distlnctness into two
classes-thOse composed Of Franks and
Germans, who still adhered to the Teu
tonic dialects, and those composed OF
Franks, allO-R0mans and Aquitanl-
ans, who used the Romance dialects, or
the patois which had grown out Of a
corrupted Latin. The former clung to
the name Of Germans, while the latter
not to lose all share in the glory of the
Frankish name, began to call them
selves Franci and their country Fran
cia Nova, or New France Francia
was the Latin name of Frankenland
and had long before been applied to
the dominiOns of the Franks OH both
sides of tue Rhine. Their country was
then divided into East and West Fran
cia.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-16

ber IA. 1915, in which the Tri-State
Good Roads Association was allied
and participated.
Governor Withycombe Of Oregon
and Governor Lister of Washington
will address the convention on May
16 and II. Legislators and other
prominent men will participate in
the work Of that body at that time.
The association will be grateful for
every announcement extended.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-16
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR co.

Leave Ashland for Medford, Talent
and Phoenix daily except Sunday at
800 a. m. and 100, 400, 4:00
and 5:1b p. IN. Also on Saturday
night at $50. Sundays leave at
300 and 100, 500 and 1890
p. m.
Leave Medford for Ashland daily ex-
cept Sunday at 500 a, m. 100,
200, 400 and Sis p. m Also on
Saturday at 1915. On Sundays
at 1890 a. m, and 400, 500 and
$3.50 p. m.
Fare between MedfOrd and Ash.
land. 20 cents. Round trip, 85 cents.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-16

Kindly tell me If there was ever an
English pope, and, it so, who was he
and when did he liver
Pope Adrian ". was by birth an
Engllshman and the only one Of that
nation who ever occupied the papal
chair He was a native of Langley.
near st. Adams, in Hertfordshire. He
was born before A. ID. 100, and his
real name was Nicholas Breakspear.
He Is said to have left England as a
beggar and to have become servant
or lay brother In the monastery near
Avignon, France. where he studied
with such diligence that In 1l37 he was
elected abbot His merits soon became
known to Pope Eugenius Ill, who
made him cardinal-archbishop Of Alba
in 1146 and sent him two years later
as legate to Denmark and Norway,
who're no converted many inhabitants
to Christianity Soon after his return
TO Rome Nicholas was unanimously
chosen pope against his own inclina-
ton In November, 1154. Henry III. of
England, on hearing of his election,
sent an abbot of st. Adams and three
bishops to Rome with his congratula
tions. Pope Adrian ". died In 1159.
Please tell me why sailors panta-
looms are cut so wide from the knees
down? Are wide trousers used by all
nationsf
The sailors trousers are cut loose In
order to give him more freedom In
climbing the rigging Of ship. The
same style of wide trousers is used by
most of the navies.
What is meant by the "Seven Dials"
of London, or from what is the term
derived?
The Seven Dials in London Is place
where seven streets branch off-viz: l.
Great Earl street; 2, Little Earl street;
3 Great st. Andrews street; 4, Little
st. Andrews street; 8. Great White
Lion street; @, Little White Lion street;
7, Queen street The long cross stone
which stood in the middle center had
seven squares at the top and dial on
each square.
How many Americana we're killed in
Cuba during the Spanish war2 i
Between May and Oct B, 1898, % /
officers and 257 men were killed. and
officers and 81 men died of wounds.
What does "ss' as used in legal doc
uments mean?
It is an abbreviation of an old Latin
word, scilicet, meaning namely or to
wit
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-16

Please tell me the length Of Niagara
river and the area Of Goat island?
The Niagara river is thirty-six miles
long, twenty-five from Lake Erie to
the falls and fourteen from the falls to
Lake Ontario. Goat island contains
siXty-one acres.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-16

prices they are procuring In some in
stances will equip their properties
after the war is over, and have mon
ey left from their sale. Time will
tell if they have planned wisely.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-16

Where in the Ohio river was BIenner-
hassett's island2
This island is in the Ohio river near
Marietta. 1t received its name from
It's being inhabited by lIarman Blen-
nerhassett, gentleman from Ireland,
who built home there at the begin
ming of the last century. He was drawn
into Aaron Burrs mysterious scheme
his island becoming the rendezvous of
the expedition, and he was involved In
the ruin of the reasonable project.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-16

What are the duties Of an aid de
camp in peace and war?
An aid-de-camp is an officer attached
to a generals staff, who assists him in
his work. He is an acting assistant ad
jutant general by reason of his detail
as aid. He attends the general, acts
practically as his private secretary and
may be assigned to some special mill
tary duty. During war the aid carries
orders and is sometimes sent to lead
troops in battle.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-16

/
"Black mountain"
When was the title majesty" given
to kings?
1t was first used Of the emperOrs of
Germany. The first king to receive II
was Louis Xl. of France, about 11G3.
1t was first used Of an English sOver-
eign in 1920, Oh the Field OF Cloth of
Gold, when Francis l. 50 addressed
Henry VIII. james |. adopted the pres
ent English style of sacred or most
excellent majesty" Henry VIII. was
commonly addressed as dread sover-
eign." Before his time the English
usage was by no means uniform. Hen.
ry ". in 1899 was styled "grace" and
my liege." Henry VI. in 1922 was
excellent grace Edward ~, 1861,
was most high aud mighty prince"
Henry VII, 14Sj, was "highness"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-16

When did the Molly Masuires flourish
in Pennsylvania and what was it's OBJ
ject7
The Molly Maguires" was secret
society which terrorized the mining
districts of Pennsylvania from 1867 to
1877. Its object was apparently to con
troll the state and municipal politics
In the latter year, owing to skillful
work by detectives and informers, its
leaders were discovered and convicted
and the society broken up,
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-16

Are there any persons in the United
Kingdom who are unable to speak Eng
Iish?
In 1911 n Wales and Monmouth
shire there were 1929 persons, three
years Of age and upward, who could
speak only Welsh In Scotland there
were $500 persons Of the same ages
who could speak only Gaelic. In Ire
land there We're 1G,S73 persons who
could speak only Irish.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-04-16

~ Does the king of England have the
same power Of veto as the president Of
the United states7
(2) Is the prime minister appointed by
the king?
(3) Can the house of commons pass a
bill that was defeated by the lords over
the house of lords? If so, what ma jor-
ity is required?
a. Theoretically he has the power of
veto. but this power Is never exercised.
Parliament is supreme.
(2) Yes.
(3) Under the parliament act of 1911
all money bills, if not passed by the
house of lords without amendment,
may become law without their concur
renee upon the royal assent being sig
niiied Public bills other than money
bills ora bill extending the maximum
duration of parliament, ifpassed by the
house of commons in three successive
sessions, whether of the same parlia
ment or not, and rejected each time Tor
not passed. by the house of lords, may
become law without their concurrence
on the royal assent being signified,
provided that two years have elapsed
between the second reading in the first
session of the house of commons and
the third reading in the third session
Of the house of commons.
What is considered to be the number
of words generally used by the average
man of intelligence with an average ed
ucaton?
The matter is much disputed. but the
consensus is not over 5000 and proba-
bly, less. 1t has been estimated that
the average person gets ilong with
vocabulary OF 700 words.
What is the difference between an
heir apparent and an heir presumptivei
An heir apparent is Of so close a re-
lationship to his ancestor that no per
son could be born who would be in any
closer relationship-fOr instance, ia
ther and son. An heir presumptive is
the living person most closely related
to the ancestor, but not 50 closely re-
lated that child could not be born
more closely related-for instance, an
unmarried male orphan and his only
brother. In this case the unmarried
male orphan may always marry, and if
he should have a child by such mar
ringe his brothers heirship would be
defeated
Can you tell me the number Of battles
fought by our navy during the civil war
and the casualties?
The navy was engaged in sixty-hve
battles during the war. The total ma
val losses were: Killed in action, 1901;
wounded, 2.22G, died from disease ana
accidents, 800, making to.al Of 1880
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SPRAYING.

Those wishing spraying done call
or see Charles c. Martin, phone
454-Y. Residence, $40 B st. 9O-tf
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How large is the Vatican, the home
Of the pope, in Rome7
1t is rather collection Of buildings
constructed at various times than one
regular structure. 1t contains eight
grand staircases, 200 smaller staircases.
twenty courts and. 1t is said, 1000
apartments, many of which are very
small. 1t covers space Of 1,200 feet
In length by 1000 In breadth. 1t Is
built on the spot once occupied by the
gardens of the Emperor Nero, so noted
for his cruelty.
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What are the principal exports Of
Greece2
Agricultural products, raw minerals,
wines, oils (olive, etc. and animal
products.
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What is the meaning Of "Montene
gro2'
"Black mountain"
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How many Americana we're killed
Cuba during the Spanish war9
Between May 1 and Oct. 3. 1898,
officers and 257 men were killed, and
officers and 81 men died Of wounds.
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What does 49, as used in legal doc
uments mean?
It is an abbreviation Of an old Latin
word, scilicet, meaning namely or to
Wit.