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New Britain herald., 1923-10-10
Princeton yarsity's Goal
Line Crossed for First
Time This Season-Wood,
West Point FuIlbaek, In.
jured Practicing Against
Notre Dame Attack.

New Haven, Oct. lo.-i'or The llrs'
time this SEASON Head coaeh Tai
jones yesterday ordered a Yale foot
bail shake.up. shifting the guards
ana tackles generally. with the result
that Jack Miller alone OF the regular
four occupied his former position
when practice closed. Esselstyne and
Norris, former guards. we're displaced
temporarily and their places were
given 20 Eeksrt, former freshman
hank player. and 10 Jack Dillcr. who
was moved from tackle 10 guard, lie
hes played tackle as first strins helee-
tion for two seasons. Esselsiyne hhs
been out Of football for two years and
Norris has played only center until
this seaooH.
piller'a former position. nj tackle
was given TO Aiilsted, the former
Wabash guard. who has Dot been In
condition because Of a cold. lie
was promoted from the second eleven.
Monty Beaver replaced Tony Huffman
OF end and w l.. stevens, the subsi-
tnte who played brilliantly against
North Carolin. Saturday, replaced
Billy Nealo at right halfback. Jones
said last night that these changes
were merely temporary.
Only one touchdown was made dur
ing yesterdays practice. II came after
a series Of line plunges and one pass
Neale went over the line for the
score. Following the touchdown. he
kicked a goal. The varsity goal line
was threatened once when Richeson
ran back punt. but fumbled the
bail, the Scrubs recovering II. The
Scrubs made three short gains and
then made an illegitimate pass. losing
the ball.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-10
Local Fans VIII Read With
Interest of Rise of Former
Connecticut League Fay-
orite-Went to National
League in Season of 1919.

Meriden. Oct. io.-Presidsnt John
Heydlsr. OF the National league.
picked umpirss Eugene Francis Hart
native. Of this city. and Henry
("Hank') o'Day TO represent that
league In the forthcoming world SER
les between both, Gotham ball elubs
which will commence today.
President Ban johnson, OF the
American league. has announced his
choice as consisting OF Dick Naliin
and Billy Evans. and II will be OF
much interest to the fans herea bouts
10 know that Naiiin, who will repre-
sent the younger organization. and
Hart OF the National circuit. were
both members of the umpirins stan
of the old Connecticut league back
In 1907.
Gene Hart. better known in sport
ing circles rs Bob" IL the son OF
Mrs. Mary Hart, OF 2e North avenus.
this city. He frst started his athletic
ca reer as a member OF the old Dublin
and West End baseball teams In
1898. During the following winter he
took up roller polo and played hrst
rush on the Bradley and Hubbard
team of the factory league. The fol-
lowing summer he was a member OF
the Meriden baseball club OF the
Connecticut league, then managed by
the Messrs. Tom Reilly and Con
Miller.
Played In Rockville.
In 1900 he elected to play inde-
pendent ball and was connected with
the crack Rockville team. In 1901
he received an offer to play profess
sional polo and signed with the Clin-
ton team of the New England league.
The following year found him with
the Lowell polo team Of the same
league. On the same team was Ted
Lewis, another local boy. This team,
consisting of Lewis, Hart, Jean,
Holderness and Fox, was considered
to be the greatest polo team ever
gotten together.
During the seasons Of 1903 and '04
he was member OF the Lawrence
baseball team of the New England
league. The winter Of 1904 he played
polo with the Muncie, Ind. team Of
the Western league. After the polo
season he joined tho Lowell, New
England baseball club and finished
the season there. In 1905 he signed
with the. youngstown, Ohio, polo
team and at the conclusion Of the
season decided to take up profess
sional umpiring. His first professional
work was in the Ohio and Pennsyl-
New Britain herald., 1923-10-10
BOB HARTOFM ERLDEN OLD j.,
TIME ROLLER POLO PLAYER
UMPLRLNC IN WORLD SERIES
FERGUSON GOES 8 ROUNDS
NTH SMITH And KAPLAN
Norshford Boaer feels Fit for Bout
With Young Leonard In Mer-
ideu Tomorrow Night

Meriden, Oct. io.-Tssey FerGu-
son Of Northford put In another Ions
day today In training for his bout
Thursday night At the city hall with
Young Leonard. He boxed six rounds.
three each with KID Kapian and Joe
Smith and ended up the day by going
three rounds with the punching bag.
skipping the rope and battling a
phantom rival.
Then just TO show that he could
carry on his work without any let
up Tracey adjourned his activities 10
the Community building in the eve
ming and went three rounds more
with kid Kaplan Mt smoker OF the
local knights Of Columbus. A big
day truly for Fergy but he went
through II with all sails set and PEN
nants HyinE.
Those that have followed the
Northford boy through his various
battles say that he has never looked
so good before. Quicker on his feet
and packing a punch he shows by his
manner he means plenty Of trouble
for Leonard.
Another youngster who Ia appear
Ing on the same card worked out
with the fistic array at the Casino
alleys today. Young Stanley Rogers
of this city is opening the show in a
four-round bout with Johnny Nelson
of Stamford and by the way he has
trained he is going to attend to his
part of getting away with flying
colors from his rival down state.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-10
Elsie Janis, Army Captain,
To Kick Off on Saturday

New York, Oct. 10.-For the first
time in the history of college foot
ball a woman will kick off when the
Army-Notre Dame grind warriors
line up at Ebbets field, Brooklyn.
next Saturday. This unique distinc-
ton, Ed McKeever, of the Ebbets
field management, announced last
night, will fall to Elsie Janis, who
was commissioned an honorary cap
tain in the United States army be-
cause of her work abroad during the
war in entertaining members of the
A. e. r.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-10
Mohawks Preparing for
Meriden Game Sunday

The Mohawk football team will get
in some hard practice tonight and to-
morrow night at Walnut Hill park, all
players being ordered to be on hand
at I o. NJ. At $3.50 Sunday morning
there will be practice at the Pioneer
diamond. In the afternoon the Mo-
hawks go to Meriden where they clash
with the West Ends at 1880 p. m. E,
Restelli is acting captain
New Britain herald., 1923-10-10
CHICAGO SERIES ON TODAY
Cubs and White Sox Arc Ready Fol
Their Opening Game

Chicago, Oct. 10. - The Cubs and
White sox will start. their annual
series today to decide the baseball
championship of Chicago. Experts
figure the Cubs to win, because of
their superior pitching and hitting.
Grover Alexander probably will
pitch for the Cubs, while Manager
Gleason Of the Sox plans to start Fa
Der. The first game will be played at
the Cubs park. with a capacity crowd
of $4,000 expected,
New Britain herald., 1923-10-10
princcton,s Line Crossed

Princeton, N. j., Oct. l0.-Darkness
called halt TO the stiffest workout
the Princeton varsity has had this sea-
son yesterday, long scrimmage wind
ing up the afternoons drill of almost
three hours.
The Omelettes broke into fame yes
terday afternoon by scoring on the
varsity for the first time this year,
when Bob Henderson picked up a
tumble and raced the length of the
field for the tally. Aside from this
the scrubs had very little chance to
score, with the varsity on the Often
sive most of the time and making five
touchdowns by repeated efforts from
midfield.
During the long scrimmage the var
sity failed to show consistent at
tack, the scrubs breaking through to
stop the backs time and again without
gain. Most of the varsity chances to
score came after long runs or forward
passes, Newly going over for the first
one and Tilson, Gibson and Shackle-
ford accounting for the other four
New Britain herald., 1923-10-10
All-New Britains Go
Through Stiff Drills

The All-New Britain team went
through a stiff drill last night. Espe-
cial attention is being paid this week
to the perfection of signals and every
man on the team is being made to
learn them. This was the great fault
last Sunday, and if the captain and
coach have their way it will not be
evident again this season,
New Britain herald., 1923-10-10
McGraw Leads Majors in
Capturing Big H0nOrs

John McGrew leads Nig 1eague
managers In capturing pennants, hav-
ing won nine. Connie Mack, with six,
stands next to McGraw.
A list OF managers and the pen
nants they won follows:
National League.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-10
TO SET OLYMPIC DATES

New York, oct. 1o.-The executive
committee OF the American Olympic
committee will meet at the Hotel As.
tor October IS, It was announced to-
day to decide on dates and places for
the Olympic tryouts.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-10
National League.

Manager and Club. Pennans'
John McGraw. New York ......
Frank Chance, Chicago $3.50.
Fred Clarke. Pittsburgh $50.
Wilbert Robinson. Brooklyn -. 2
Pat Moran, Phila and Gin. $3.50.
George Stallings, Boston ...... |
Fred Mitchell, Chicago .........
Ned Hanlon, Brooklyn ...... ]
American Leag1c.
Manager and Club. Pennants
Connie Mack, Philadelphia. .....
Hugh Jennings. Detroit ........
Miller Higgins, New York. $50.
Clarke Griffith. Chicago .......
Bill carrigan, Boston .........
Jimmy Collins Boston .........
Jake Stahl, Boston ............ ]
Ed Barrow, Boston .......... l
Fielder Jones, Chicago ........ l
Clarence Rowland, Chicago -.
Kid Gleason, Chicago .......... l
Iris Speaker, Cleveland ........ l
New Britain herald., 1923-10-10
BRIDGEPORT WINS FROM
CASINO BOWLING FIVE
Tonight Waterbury's Best VIII Stack
Up Against Rogers Team IN
state Match.

The Casino five lost two out of three
to Bridgeport in a state league match
last night. Each game was closely
rolled as the following scores will in
djcatp.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-10
Wood Hurt In Army Drill

West Point, n. Y, Oct. 1o.-Army's
squad took a long workout yesterday
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New Britain herald., 1923-10-10

Positively fresh eggs, SOC doz Rus
sell Bros.--advt.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-10

Tonight the Lafayette team of
Waterbury Is here for state match
with the Rogers five. The match
will be rolled at Sis p. IN. Old Bill
Stokes. the grand old man of the
bowling game, will work for the visi-
tors and George Rogers himself will
try out with the home town boys in
an effort to prove to the skeptics that
he is still there as bowler.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-10

. lbs. pure lard, 29c. Russell Bros.
-advt
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Registration
- l-lN !.
Notice Of Administraior's Sale.

In the Probate Court Of the Coun-
~ Of Gem, State Of Idaho.
In the natter Of the estate Of
Samuel Jackson. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that. pur-
susnt 10 an order duly made by said
probate court on the 26th day Of
September, 1923. in the after Of the
estate Of Samuel Jackson. oeces sed.
the undersigned administrator Of said
estate viii sell NJ public auction 20
the highest bidder. for cash money
Of the United States. and subject
TO the confirmation Of said court, on
the goth day OF October, 1928. al the
hour Of two O'Clock in the afternoon
Of said day, al the former residence
Of said Samuel Jackson, deceased. in
Bigiow Addition. just east of the City
Of Emmett, IN Gem County, Idaho, all
the right, title, and interest and es-
tate Of said Samuel Jackson sa the
time Of his death. and al the right.
title, and interes; that said estate has
acquired. by operation Of law or other
wise, other than or in addition 70 that
Of said deceased al the time Of his
death, In and 10 the following oescrib-
&c personal and real property, to-wit:
Personal Property: ] mail box, 2
punches Of shingles, ] scythe, ] load
fire wood, long handled shovel. j
hoe. rake. ] Sc; double harness,
wagon. ] dung-fork, cook stove,
bedstesc, bed springs. 6 blankets. ]
Tampa tsrps. horse blankets. table,
? water buckets. tub. hand saw.
SADDLE. field glass. sanitary cot.
hammer. travelling bag. / suit case.
revolver, and other miscellaneous
articles Of small value.
Real Property: Abou; one acre Of
land with dwelling house and improve
nents thereon comprising a portion Of
the SWh Of the NEh of the NWL
of Section s. Township North. Range
! W. B. NJ, described as follows: Com
mencing a; the north !. corner Of
said Section s: thence south on the
X section line 6eos feet: thence west
parallel 20 the south line Of said NEiz
Of the NNi. of said section 65T.79
feet TO the point Of beginning Of the
lands hereby described: thence south
parallel 20 said !. section 29s feet:
thence west parallel TO said NJ.
section line ls2 feet; thence north
parallel TO said !. section lire
2ss feet: thence east l52 fee; TO
said place Of beginning; together with
all ditch and water rights thereto be-
longing; subject 20 accrued ditch
rights: the north. south. and east 50
feet Of said land being subject to an
easement for stree; purposes.
Terms Of Sale: Cash in hand for
al personal property. For real prop
prty. 10 per cent in cash on dsy Of
sale. and balance in cash upon con-
firmation Of sale and delivery Of con-
FcyAnce.
Dated September %. 1923.
J. n. THOMSON.
Said Administrator. 4
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neat and complete record Of confer
enee doings. The former pastor Of
this church, Rev. Z. G. Keith, was sec
Rotary and publisher.
Next Sunday il Law Enforcement
Sunday. IA Is stated that sixty per
cent Of the ministers In Oregon have
declared their intention 70 speak upon
that topic next Sunday. You may
bear an address upon that subject in
the Methodist church next Sunday
evening.
The church stewards are making 3
canvass Of the membership 20 secure
subscriptions enough 20 meet the ex-
pense budget for the yesr.Assist them
by asking for $ subscription blank. IL
is difficult 10 find all the members
sbd you will assist them greatly by
asking fer blank.
Fifty years ago tAe first Methodist
Mission station WAS opened In japan
tlsTSD. today the japanese Methodist
church, s-lf-royesnlng. self propagst-
ing. partially self-supporting has q
membership Of 1884, and Sundsy
school Of s2.eo2. In gifts 10 the cen
tenary the japanese Methodists are
giving over five dollars per year per
member. IL this church should do a.
well IL would be giving over $500
per sesr.-Geo. W. Barnes, Minister.
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Bap.i.s CksrcA

A. {. tAihrep. Pastor.
Regular services ne,; Sunday. The
pastors nor=inr sobtec, is Extend.
ing Our Fellowship The evening
topic is, The Church and the Com.
rssani,y.-
osr work goes RICH, forward rain
a. shirs. Considering ,be fact Of
,he storm lac, Sunday the attendance
vas encouraging. Our elementary de
psstnens under the experienced so-
rsnsssadene, Of Mrs. Cos;rell is be-
ing ;hoaroarhiy graded. Tho sopho-
faose e4ris class ard the FRESHMEN
rafls oisss start ssper~ie organEzs-
tiuss aess Sunday. Watch them grow
The boys high school class Is 70 be.
gin activities NEXT Sunday. Enroll
so~ for all these classes. Troup Ne.
81 Boy Soosts are 20 meet for re-
organization on Frsasy. Oct ~.
The big loyalty luncheon for go.
men siii conns eff a; noon Oct. - in
Boise. About ten Of cur Ernnss;t NO
sn~a are espec;ed 10 attend. The
bible and rssssiensry conference on
OCT. "a and Is ~il' also be larreiy
attended Register for these events
row
Evanr~iissic service. are planned 10
he aheu, Nov. !. Rev. ccr~tB, = real
1--we evsngrlisisc leader. 10 expected
abos; New. Z. Fuller announcements
neat Sunday.
Tho pas. wreck has witnessed re.
nsaed social activities. The ladies
hsd = real delightful gathering on
thursday afternoon .; the Charles
Wilton home on Second street. The
n. Y. r. u. enjoyed live "A No. i"
time an Monday evening. The three
r. W. rallied GOOD las; Sunday even.
inc and sre now on the so for great
achievements Oh. yea. the Brother
hood starts out a real live orraniza-
ton Friday evening q; s o'clock. They
meet in the church. All men no; en-.
rolled in other hrotherhccds are in
si.rd. Be . charter member and see
that your name IL enrolled on Friday
evening.
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Notice for Puhlicatiua-

Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office At Boise, Idaho, Septem-
Der IL. 1923.
Notice is hereby given that Alber,
L. Vogan Of Wilburus. Idaho. who. on
September 9, 1918, made homestead
entry No. o224oa. for NEh, section
%, township ~ north. range east,
Boise Meridian. has filed notice Of in
tention 10 make 3 yesr proof 10 es-
tablish claim 20 the land above de-
scribed. before Register and Receiver
at the United States Land Office at
Boise, Idaho, on the cath day of oc-
tober, 1923.
Claimant names ss witnesses: Will
liam H. Kennedy, William r. Shep-
ard and Daniel c. Russell, all Of Gross
Idaho. and Isaac W. Corne;t Of viii
burus. Idaho.
BARTLETT SINCLAIR, Register.
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my case had been given up as
hopeless, so do not hesitate 10 give
Tsnise all the credit for my being
alive and in good health today" is
the statement made. recently, by r.
c. Haas. Seas Phinney Ave, Seattle.
Wash.
"one day about three years ago ]
suddenly became so nervous, weak
and dizzy fhst had TO leave work
and take TO my bed. had complete"
ly broke down and felt myself that J
hsd reached the end Of my road.
-Finsliy friend put me on TO Tan
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Rev. O. ~. Humphreys. Minister.
There will te services as follows
next Sunday. Sunday school Of 10
with classes for ali. The Red and
Rlse Conses, started last Sunday. and
many Of the boys ard girls won their
points by coming out through the
rain. Let every member BE- on hand
II 10 Sunday. Al II the postponed
communion service will be held, also
any who wish TO unite with the church
viii he received. At 7.30 the minis
ter's sobiec; viii be. The Course Of
the Age = study of ST. Luke ri
bascd upon the ministers own trans
lation into modern English. This new
version Of the gospel. will he used in
all our pulpi, services not 20 replace
the old. but to throw light upon t.
The church Bib'e class for workers
meets Wednesday al 7:3o. with pray
or and conference. All are welcome
TO our services.--o. ~. Humphreys,
Minister.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice Is hereby given that an e'ec-
ton viii be held in the Emmett lrrt-
cation Distric; on Saturday, the eth
day Of October, 1928, at which cleo
;son there shall be submitted 10 the
qualified electors Of said irrigation
District the question Of the right 81
said district 20 enter into a supple
nsensa! contract with the United
States Of America and whether or no;
the Board Of Directors Of said irriya-
.son District shall be authorized TO
sign said supplemental contract for
the construction Of the concrete DIVER
sion dam across Psyetse River AZ the
Black Canyon psusi;e. Said supple
mental contract being supplemental
TO the contract made by said trrira-
ticn district with the United States
Of America for The construction Of
Ssid diversion dam, dated the 18th
day Of November. 1921. That the
terms Of said supplemental contract
provide for the espcndinn Of the sum
Of 81 500 600 or 80 much thereof ~
I. necessary, instead Of the sum Of
81 800 600 mentioned in the original
contract, provided tia; until such
tire ~ said dam shall be used for
the diversion Of water for use in the
Black Canyon Irrigation District and
said Black Canyon District begins
payment therefor. The amount chang
cd TO the Emmett; Irrigation Dsstric;
and the sn.cas.s cf its annual consssse
ton payments shall be limited to the
sum Of ONE MILLION TWO HUN
DRIED THOUSAND Isl 200 .eool
DOLLARS. and IL said dam IL never
used for divertinr water 10 the Black
Canyon District. then any excess cost
duit above 81 200 600 will be charged
power reserved to the United States
ee. but II said dam be used for d.
verting water for irrigating lands in
the Black Canyon District, such sum
not exceeding $4,000, rs the Secre
tAry Of the Interior shall find 10 be
the cost Of two feet extra height Of
dam. extra RICH; Of way for railroad
protection on account Of said two feet 4
Of dam, trash rack for power plant. /
and head gates for Back Canyon Dis.
.rict canal, in addition TO cne-hah OF
the remainder Of the cost Of the Black
Canyon Dam, exclusive Of costs Of
said direct connected pumping plant
and conduit. will be charged 20 the
Black Canyon District ~ provided in
The contract Of November iS, 1921.
and the cost Of said pumping plant
md conduit and the remainder Of the
,cst 81 said dam charged to Emmett
Irrigation District, ~ provided in
aid contract Of November IL. 1921.
Inst said supplemental contract Is
Included In the general plan adopted
y the hoard Of directors under date
Il September 18th. lez3, which said
Iapp emental contract together with
naps, plans and estimates and the re-
,ort Of the department Of Reclama-
ION Of the State Of Idaho, are on
fle and open to the pnhlse inspection
" the people ~ the Emmett lrri9a-
ion District ct the effiee Of the
card II directors II aid district IN
Emmett. Idaho ard b NJ OffSee Of Il,
We Decartment IT Reclamation at the
ltAtc Capitol. Roise IdAAo.
For The nN~ro - this election, the
ist~ics shall ~ 'ridod into three
,~cr,-cts wN;r, = -.'on preeiuets and
Ne p,aeca II holding ~ elsctioa axsi
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Of ttacs the boz where suddsa
changes IN tssnpess,ure ~til pes affect
a. II IL eess 10 pack the meat "
such sired pieces ~ sre conrenicnt
To Ne. ~ when oace frozen and
ths~ed Il should cot be froeen arsia
In warmer localities freeh meat msy
b. kept II partly ccoked ard PACKED
In jars covvsvd vesl with fat, which
forms . sol
slice snd fry PORK Until nearly done
then rack In . stone lsr and pour eves
the ho, fat from the frying. II that
IL not SUFFICIENT use fresh lard. TIE
fat IL not vssied as u csn be used Ia
various ways 10 cy,okcry. SspssEp
rlsde into small cakes and cooked 90
10th sides until nearly done may Re
tus iaso Jars this way. For small
families = twoausrt jar or q Mason
Jar NAV bc used with advantage. set
On the hack Of the stove 70 melt the
fat. then remove the sspsaEes aud
cook long enough to hest through.
thsp they are ready TO serve.
Meat should never he prepared for
ealtinG until the animal neat " cut
The cuF,ns process may begin from
tWeoty.sour to forty-eieht hours af,cs
s,auorhterine. The meat shouid b |
cool bSt poi froeea.
Take . clean, tight barre,. the Size
deCe1dIng upoa the amount Of meat
to cure. II small am0unt 81 msas /
n to ~ cured Q stoas jaf win b
coavenient.
Pateat pfspaFat,eas vAicA ere q
ne nsafAol asU ~ 70 0vot1; oA14
DoOne. Daoassss ere sAfe aD1 WAsse
Don2 D41tpstos = ~ - Olvo -
nens . btigAt eU,oe; n - = 80
DD0WO1 harMEaA tAeaUA = 0An
1uantiesas 4 : ainsst univnall1 |,
Nua. .ht44.1l !.
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Notice for Puhlicatiea.


Department Of the Interior, U. S.
Land office at Boise. Idaho, Septem-
Der 10, 1929,
Notice 10 hereby given that Taylor
A. Pate, Of Gross. Idaho. who, on Oc-
tober 2, 1919. made Homestead En-
ExNEx SWE. ExWs NES sWx..
SkSWk Sec. 1, and NEk NV
Section u, rownaAip IL North, Range
1 East Boise Meridian, has filed no.
ttee Of intention 10 make ; rear Proof,
to establisA claim 10 TIE land above
described, before ". r. Crouch. I'm
ltsd States CommissioNer 1t his o.
flee at Emmett. Idaho, On the 3otA
day e Ostuhor, Io11.
.ClAiHaNe NAaso1 - Witnesses:
Albert L voRAn. Daaisl C. Rnsssll,
4lAsrt eeAlAstto, md Harvey 8
EW1Ne, IN ~ 0ro0, hAho.
DAk1LEzT 0lltCLAm Register.
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tee snG W.,sr.

when tao molecules Of water com.
bfhs 10 mAhs one nsoiscule OF tr~. half
Of their fr~ elcc;rons enter into ths
Seu fsoisssis 10 bold II together.
Their gr1l 10 not strong. which SC
counts for she ease with which ice
neltA The other half Of the eiec'
irons remain n the external field, and
give ice the power 10 combine direcil,
with q seu stretas chemicals
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Yr.s,,,en Gssliy Acquired.

There Is = peculiar flower growing
IN Cenirai Atnesscu which bears In
the c~oser Of the petals sno~-whiis
image Of dove. The spsniares, upon
discovering this peculiar blossom.
called IL the Holy Ghos, flower. and
sooa created . tradition according 30
which IL came down from heaven