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The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-08-23

Mrs. Olive Mclaughlin returned on the Princess Charlotte Monday night from a short visit 10 Seattle.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-08-23

Harry Lucas of Juneau is in Wran- gell this week in the capacity of ter ritorial bank examiner.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-08-23
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs Hugo sehmolek Of Ketehikan is a guest of Mrs. Frank Churchill.
 FOR sALE-Bed and dresser. In Quire Mrs D. H. Lyons.
 Homer Bradley had two of his fingers injured while working in the sawmin the first of the week.
 James Whaley Jeff on the Princess Louise for Seattle to consult an eve specialist.
 Mrs. Olive Mclaughlin returned on the Princess Charlotte Monday night from a short visit to Seattle.
 Harry Lucas of Juneau is in Wran- gell this week in the capacity of ter ritorial bank examiner.
 The proceeds of the Food Sale held last Saturday afternoon as a hospital benefit. netted s35.20.
 Karl Dyrenda1 took passage to Ju- neau on the Yukon which was in port Monday evening.
 The Ladies Aid will meet next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs 2. H. Lyons.
 Miss Beatrice Greiner has returned from a visit of several weeks with her parents at Petersburg.
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farm relief measures.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-27

and his arms held her close.
You'll stay here with me. q r.
ling?"
mo, Rich"
But, sweetheart -"
"Oh. Rich. let me 60. This isn't
fair. DEAR"
"'Fair!' It's wonderful"
please. Rich!"
"Oh, all right. Anything you
say. You're tired Of me. SybiI.
That's what's the matter. You
want to be rid of me-"
you know that isn't true"
Then why won't you stay here?"
But. Rich. I've told you hun.
dred times"
III you loved me. you'd stay"
"Oh. PLEASE don't argue"
well, I'LL 60. then. II you cant
bear the sight Of me. I'll 90. You
stay here.
"Oh. Rich, dear, be reasonable.
I'm all ready to 60. Your things are
here. You CAN'T go very well.
And I'll see you in the morning."
"You want to get rid of me-
that's what you want. You don't
ever intend to come back"
II promise. Rich"
Promise! What do your prom.
Uses amount to? You promised
Moore you'd come back to me. He
| said you did. You're not keeping
that promise. are you?"
.From the beginning. Rich" she
told him patiently. i've given In
to you. Everything's been your
way. And what good did It dot
You'd promise and promise-and
you never kept promise. Now
I'm going to have my way-and
we'll see how It works. !. I'm going
to the lngls Terra, and I'll come
back In the morning. Then /.
''For God nike. stop barking. :.
he interrupted .fiercely. I'm so
sick Id like 10 bio dead. and you
come and drive me crazy" ,.s
He dragged his coat from the
|chair. struggled Into thu. sleeves.
and lung from tho room. hatless.
! Ito Be Continued)
fsybn ooes 10 tAs inola Terra-
Oxt retxrNs 70 Richard. scho h0s
sinncd the UsDarl0xdoJs sta.l
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
SEVEN ROOM modern house. 3 bed
rooms, porch enclosed, well 10.
Gated, near schools, bargain, good
investment for immediate sale.
EIGHT ROOM modern house, 5 bed
rooms, full basement, fine loca-
ton, near school, garage, $500,
on terms.
SIX ROOM modern house, old, good
location, near school, $500 cash.
SEVEN ROOM modern house, 4 bed
rooms, sun parlor, comparatively
new, garage, east front. near
school, desirable, $3.50, on terms.
FIFTY FOOT lot on Broadway,
close in, south front, $500.
FIFTY FOOT lot corner Third and
Avenue B, trees, sidewalk, sewer
and water piped across lot, 81, 900.
FIFTY FOOT lot ct Fifteenth and
Rosser fer $40O.
THREE ROOM and 5 room partly
modern houses and 6 room modern
house for rent.
GEO. M. REGISTER.
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ious since it is possible to recover
from q bat on the bean: BUT
once an organ has been removed
from your body you can NEVER
get it back again. II you lose
your tonsils, appendix or gall.
bladder they are gone for ever.
And it 10 silly to undergo the pain
and expense of an operation when
you can he so easily cured without
surgery. BY our NATURAL
SYSTEM Of HEALING we hove
CURED HUNDREDS and we can
CURE YOU. Clinic Of DR.. T. M.
MacLachlan (Harvard), Lucas
Block, Bismarck. N. Oak. NO
KNIFE.
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ernable RACES. and the way he cried
afterward, and promised to be good.
And the sweet, pathetic little things
he did to make amends. He was
such q naughty boy-and SO en-.
dearing. Their mother had been
instantly forgiving. But she re-
membered how stern their father
was.
you'll never cure him that way"
he had demonstrated. "A spanking
would do him more good than
kisses. It's wrong to coddle tenn.
per. Be firm with him, Mother.
It's for his own good"
TT WAS hard. to be firm with
= Rich-as hard as it had been for
her mother to be firm with Tad.
There was something very pathetic
about Richard. promising to be
good. Telling her he needed her.
She felt like Z wicked matron in
IN orphan. asylum. But her deci.
sion this time was final.
"1t's- for his own good" she re.
ilected. 'He's got to stand on his
own. feet"
And steeling her heart to the
hurt in his eyes. she spoke reso.
lutely.
I'm sorry. Rich. You can come
over In. the. morning.: .s--,- !
DON leave me. Sih."
/ He took = bottle from the window
stll- behind the. curtains. where
H. had nor seen it-and poured
himself = generous drink.
;~I need IT." hs apologized. I'll
TEL better Tor It."
h She shuddered.
That settles II, Rich, I'm going
~But you don't understand. dear.
little drink sets q fellow W.
Eo8sr he's had too much. The sys-
ITEM craSes Il It's only q stimu-
lanG 6ib-1iks medicine"
Have sit four own way shs
Econceded YEARLY, Goodnight.
Rich. % yuu want 10 kim me!''
Kiss your De. cried. '1oe course
want TO- kiss you. / never want
to do anything else! Al. Sybil
dear. I'm crazy about you. You
drive mo insane. sweetheart"
His hungry lips devoured hers
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you are still intoxicated that you
are talking this way. Perhaps you
WILL b sorry In the morning.
I'm goint TO DO fair with you.
Rich. Tomorrow will be another
day. You're not in any condition
to talk tonight.
Il wont stay with you. Prob
ably you don't want me to. guess
you hate me now. I'll 80 to the
Ingla Terra. and you can come to
80 me IN tho morning"
you'll do nothing Of the sort.
What do you think ! ANA poor
worm1 Letting my wife 80 gall.
Wanting o3. -"
s. II don't know how you're going
10 stop me. Rich"
She was still carrying her small
travelling baG.
"See-1'm quite ready. I've
plenty Of money. and I'm not at
III afraid Of YOU"
cUDDENLY his manner changed.
- "Dop't 50. sib. For Gods
sake. don't 50. I've been rotten
to you. I know. Nv nerves are
I'll shot. Sih. Shouldu't drink
/ know I shouldn't But you don't
know how Il %, when ! mans sys.
tam Graves the stu& Hybil-there
ase times when ! want ! drink 20
much that Il hurts. u ct SICK
waiting 4. It's the only thing
that sGes NJ -. Ard, thsn-yoti
knsw yosre1lf how t L. eeaL No
ouo evee 11olt q tlte too much
! swear "a rather cut Of ny right
hand tADn IT the wax 1:seS, Acted:
I couldnt hslp 4. 6tk ! simply
couIGst lAlD ~
He sank Into s. Eh&ir. and
g5oaned Aloud.- .:s-s.. -. 4.
There isnt = more miserable
man q tn World. Don't hate me.
leas. Yoa.re ~ have. ! need
you 90 8. !.
He was pitiful. Like . little boy.
worn out with temper. sobblng ht1
reWorte.
Ind was Ike that when be waa
Small: Che remembered, his upgov.
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS.
New and second hand. Over 500
styles and sizes. We have one to
fit your business. w. e. Stitael,
representative. Patterson Hotel,
Bismarck, N. d.
FOR SALE-Store building and
stock Of ,:cneral merchandise in
North Dakota town. Would con-
slider land for part. Write Trib-
une, care Of Ad. No. "a.
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NOW EXCEPTIONALLY LOW
PRICES ON
USED BUCKS

OTHER MAKES
NO GROUP Of used cars in the city
offers values equal to these.
Every car il ip good condition.
Every >ar is a bargain. Come in
and look over the full selection.
Small down payments.
USED BUCKS
USED BUCKS provide the same
qualities that have made new
Bucks famous-Beauty, Comfort,
Fine Performance, and Great En-
durance.
BUICK 1920, Standard coach, re-
conditioned and refinished. A
REAL BARGAIN.
BUICK 1926 Standard Coupe, city
owned, city used-car has had
wonderful care, Fisher body, fully
equipped.
BUICK 26-47 Master Sedan Original
finish, almost new, very, low mile
age. Buy this car and drive 1t for
years. A bargain price and q
year to pay. DON'T MISS 1T.
BUICK 25-40 Master Two Door, Half
Price. fully guaranteed-long
BUICK $40 -Aaster Coach. Guar
anteed. All extras. Fisher body. !
Z BUICK 25-54C Master Country Club
n..>l.s--A~->
or.v r;shsr nm ncvn - ii.
most one-third 81 original price.
.RIITcK OAK, Saver r:..snr ,. a.
dan Inst Ira car fer : isyce fam.
;Iv Pientv a. nam f;ne condi-
t;on SmaIi down naument. terms.
RIIICK 24.AS Master 4 na.sencer
co,,ne Cod ,condition Sacrif;ca
price.
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NICE handpicked apples; $3.50 for
100 pounds, 80 pounds $l.66.
Shipped in boxes. The Hillside
Farm. st. Peter, Minnesota.
FOR SALE-Twelve head pure bred
Shropshire Rams, one year old.
$500 each. Frank Shaffer, Dris-
coll, N. D.
WANTED TO BUY-Small grocery
or confectionery store in good live
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
HONE co.
HOUSES AIN FLATS

FOR RENT-Fufnished four room
modern bungalow for adults only,
but no objections 70 family having
one child. Write Tribune, care Of
Ad. No. Is.
FOR RENT-Modern house, five
rooms and bath, full basement and
gas range. For information call
q AIS Eighth street. Occupancy
Oct. lat.
FOR RENT-Six room modern two
story house in fine condition. Hot
water heat. SIT Second street.
Call COZ Sixth street or phone
1207-R.
FOR SALE-Modern home, ;nclud-
Ing heated g,rags, full basement,
shrubbery, lawn, good location.
For further information phone
267.
FOR RENT-Modern five room
bungalow by Oct. lot with garage
in basement and gas range. Her
man Ode. Phone l1o1.
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THIS HAS HAPPENED

sYBIJ. THORNE, reehlsss auo
lovely. has had ten wretehs1 days
OF married life. Swept 81 her
feet b. the p..sloaaas Declare.
married him sitter ave 6sys' g.
0uaintance. They met N sh1p.
bOnr6 on tAe way 70 Cuha as1
were married b. the shlp's eap.
tain In Havana, harbor. Dartn9
the honeymoon Richar6 % alter.
n nnss,y eharmiaE asS !eDslsive.
ARMED druskard asd DECIDES 10
leavs him. she writes . atse.
telIIng hlm of her decision, and
leaves their hotel 90 tell MABEL
BLAKE what she has done.
Mabel Blake. q B0ston soeial
worker. was sybiIa companion On
ment she learns that Mabel has
beeoms Engaged 10 ~ Aaeslean
nnne IL JACK MOORE. wSes
syhill tells them Of her detesni.
s s"'e: t. ' ss,...s. lar - ss:r s
him, another chance. and Ro WITH
her knck 10 the hsteD. The gSrls
visit II the lobby while Moore
K0es ~ 10 Talk with Richard. VIE
II recovering ~ the tine from
the terrific lnt0xaeat10a 0e the
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XXI
TACK MOORE smiled benevo.
= lently. we'll pleased with his ct.
forts.
well, WE'LL" he began. and
rubbed his hands together with vast
satisfaction. 'our young friend IL
thoroughly ashamed Of himself. l
don't believe you'll have any more
trouble with him. Sybil The reali.
xation that you might leave him
Strengthened him right out"
Sybil smiled-a strained. polite
little smile.
you've been xwfully good, Jack. !"
"Will you 60 up now. deary''
prompted Mabel.
"Oh. ! suppose co."
"And we'll see you in the morn
Ing"
RICH was. pacing restisssly. Up
and down the big room. Smok.
ing nervously in hsbitual fashion.
His face flushed and his hair
tossed.
Sybil thought his eyes were The
brightest things she. had ever seen.
She stood silently In the doorway,
feeling ridiculously more like Z
penitent than m outraged vile. HI
stopped his stridiug. and turnsd &c
face her.
"Well." she said. ''hsre I am"
Exactly like that. and ragged
Ni.ain for sounding 50 humble.
You're = nice girl-you. ars!
Then she saw that 10 vas angry,
Running 70 Nab and Moore With
stories about yvur husbandl MAX
tnE s.fo.i d ne. AnybodyA thjnt
I'd bsen bsatlAs you. sniysllna
and cryiae lssupposs.
ss0ood ! Lord. who do ypu tAinl
I yon arsl You're 10 little lnnseeut
!. nv lldy- No 81 N long sAok 4
Woman pf ths uerl4. 4 l.sysr kse.
one. PullinG = Iina iits : llyees'
-oid.-- Kictfng up : ruplpa1 tpollsss
I'vS bes4.. drinking = ltttIA ..I1sS
long. may | ask. has that bsea 1
sin In your calendar. Miss vi
tue?"
Quietly she heard him out.
n came back. Rich. because
thought J ought ! thought .yos
needed me- l thought yop wou)d
u sorry. and that W would starl
al over again.
'.sorry!' 10 sneered. ST
Eyes. sorry she went O.
evenly. but ! 80 now that ! wal
mistaken. Perhaps Il II bseaubl
y
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Dependable Used Cars

DNRSAu0RVAG 00O0 N01 ..
1927 Dodge Senior Six Sedan. This
is only driven 1900 miles and
looks like new. Big price reduc-
ton.
1926 Dodge Sedan Leather Trim.
This car will appeal to someone
that wants = good durable and
serviceable car at low price.
1927 Pontiac Sedan. Why drive a
cylinder car when you can buy q
car like this for such 4 low fig.
ure?
1927 Studebaker Dictator Sedan.
When you see this car you will
wonder how we can sell it at such
. low price.
1926 Chevrolet Coupe. Here is what
you have Leen looking for ~ Z
business "a 4. If you don't like
20 use your good sedan t, 60 hunt
ing.
M. B. GILMAN co.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-One quartered sawed
oak dining room suite. one solid
leather upholstered davenport,
gateleg table, breakfast set and
one oak library table. Call at 514
Seventh street OF phone 487-R.
FOR SALE-Bed, springs and mat
tress, mahagony gateleg table,
mahagony davenport table, small
table, two electrical. fixtures for
dining room and living room. Very
cheap. 413 Griffe.l or call 38S.
FOR SALE-Combination gas and
coal range, separate ovens, good
condition. 716 1-2 Mandan street
or phone 1851.
BARGAINS ia used furniture.
Kennedy Furniture Co.. Mandan,
N. u.
FOR kENT-An Upright Piano.
Phone 6So-W.
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HELP WANTED MALE

WANTED-Burleigh County now
open for steady hustler to sell
Wards Reliable Remedies and 9TH
err products. Experience not
necessary. Offers big earnings on
small capital. Particulars given
on request. DR.. Wards Medical
Company, Winona, MINI. Estab-
lished 1856.
WANTED-First class mechanic.
Prefer one who has had exper-
fence on Chevrolet. Small town.
I State wages expected and exper-
fence. Steady employmeHt for a
good man. Write Tribune Ad No.
70
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town. Address Tribune Al. ~.
~.
NO UNDERSTANDING

wv 41vNb
Constantinople, Sept. 27.-lA3
Because Turkish wives have beoogno
addicted to xfinery, . woman h Con-
stantinople has founded m Anti
Snobs club 70 insure economy. Each
member will be pledged not 70 pos
sess more than ono ball dress.
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AGENTS
ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two clean, warm
single rooms for light housekeep-
ing with closets, FULLY furnished
and modern. Call at SIT Second
street. Phone S12-J.
FOR RENT-In modern home, room
on first and second floor for sleep
ing or light housekeeping. Adults
only. Also garage for rent. Call
at 614 Eighth street.
FOR RENT-Large comfortable
sleeping room in modern home.
Hot water heat. Suitable for two
or more. Call at 404 Tenth street
or phone 745-W.
FOR RENT-Nice warm sleeping
room. Close in. Gentlemen pre-
ferred. Call at PIT Eighth street
or phone SILL.
FOR RENT-Beautifully furnished
front sleeping room suitable for
two. Call at 42l West Thayer or
phone 68S-M.
FOR RENT-Nice warm sleeping
room in modern home. Call PIG
Seventh street.
FOR RENT-Room in modern home
at $1,000 per month. Phone 23O-W.
FOR RENTING room with alcove.
Hot water heat. Phone 1282-R.
FOR RENT-Room at 4O6 Sixth
street. Phone 431.
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A RESPECTABLE surgeon despises
the mfn who performs operations
with > lead pipe, but no matter
how tie operation is performed
the effect is the same as far as
you are concerned. In fact the
lead pipe operation is not so SER
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FOR SALE-1026 Overland 6 sedan
in excellent condition. M. O..
Steen, ll6 Second street. Phone
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FOR REfJT-5ingle apartment with
kitchenette. nicely ard completely
furnished, Ill Fifth street. Phone
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AUTOMOBILE

FOR SALE-Overland Coupe, in
good condition, and good tires.
Cheap. Inquire at Nelson's Mil
linery, Bismarck, N. Oak.
FOR SALE-Good used Ford grain
truck, ais, many good used cars.
Terms If de5ired. Hedahl Motor
Company.
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment.
The Laurain Apartments. Phone
300.
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FOR SALE-l92S Model Dodge
Victory Six. Call at s0S Seventh
street.
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-l925 Ford Coupe. Call
$685. after s o'clock.
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422 Fifth street or phone

FOR RENT-Two room apartment,
partly furnished, also single room
for light housekeeping. Call at
Bismarck College Bldg. or phone
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WANTED-Solicitor for Maytag
washers for country work. We
have . good proposition for
hustler. Address Marshall-Ma-
laise Lumber Co, Beulah. North
Dakota.
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fEtbN goes 70 the lnglo Terrd--
Oxt retxrNs 70 Richard. scho h0s
stnncd the UaDarl0xdSJs 6tH.J
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MRS ROsAMOND PINCHOT CASTOR NOW WORKING FOR
GOVERNOR SMITHS ELECTION

This young woman whom thousands when she played
the part Of the nun The Miracle has found better
profession than the stage the best profession Of ALL MAR
RAGE AND MOTHERHOOD.
AT this the brilliant intelligent young daughter Of
Amos Pnchot is interesting herself in Governor Smiths
campaign for President Her job nstructress to
speakers Governor Smith teaching them how to get
across
In theater talk that means how to your meaning
before you Young Mrs CASTOR learned about
that while she the stage Governor Smith is fortunate
having would be fortunate if she could out
and spec aim instead of teaching others to speak
This written call your attention to the beauty and
earnestness in this young face.
Miss Roamcnd Pnchot when raced around the theate
theater work pleasant look at beautiful athletic
everything that unmarried American girl could be-
But she il great deal MORE and her face shows it
that there is only profession
worthy CT women. and that is MARRIAGE AND MOTHER
HOOD.
The Lord created Adam and Eve in six days Of week
and rested on the seventh Women her children
sometimes dozen, and NEVER rests thereafter
until the beginning of her long, last sleep.
Her days and nights devoted to her children when ne
babies TIE continues through childhood and the
mothers real troubles begin when and daughters near
the marrying age
When fire children married the next Of children
appear, and the grandmothers take care OF them
But it is all well worth it.
And this fine young American face full Of feeling
proves there only worth while for girl ana
that is MOTHERHOOD.
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LET US TALK!
By DIR. Frank Crane

Institute of Politics recently met at Williams College
Some hundred more college, pro-
eors editors diplomats and officers and others
inter in affairs attended.
feminist Halde Edb ecured affairs In turkey
Although meeting entirely unofficial was significant
none the less.
always helps when people of different nations ana races ge
together and talk things
at Just talk but talk
The talk the less fight When
they their
ences S great after all.
This Institute questions the League of
Nations reparations debts Bolhevm Russia and Fascism
in Italy.
It good thing these questions out in the
them contained the seed of if had
been smothered.
any idea become septic and dangerous it only
kept bottled up.
When Bolshevs other wldeyed performer shows
good thing to him box in
him let him to his hearts
His the speedily dffused and hurts
nobody whereas he locked cell the popular magma
ton would speedily make menace of him.
talking thing publicly tired OF it. Most
important that subjects of furious debate have
disappeared because people were bored
Very few of the church and state have been
settled The audience simply got sleepy and left.
others
the Dawes Plan the Lausanne Treaty and other holly argued
subjects they might have plunged Europe into another and
destroyed Western civilization
By all let talk. the
body wants to fight who will anything
has for his conduct bring
he will give at all the only alternative
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LIFE ON PLANETS
BY Garrett P. Serviss-

rather difficult understand the opinion said have
by Professor H. D. Curtis of Allegheny
Observatory that sis quite possible that the
therefore, somewhat
arch of the armament"
No doubt representatives they
them their of
turkey gobber
of this little solar system ours peacock with its
spread impressive amidst the humber the
place =,
But know the thousands
of probably
that investigation
haye no doubt that day. telescopes become powerful
able planets revolving of
The
vanced that panetesmaP theory the
reacts against theory itself Great numbers
detected usually
of these shine like smaller
them however, light, like
they had passed out OF the luminous their
Even our enough to have
visible part when
attending of
hundreth of that of the that
would stellar magnitude
step below the
To be sure among eight principal
Inhabitants thinking
inhabited No would planets
life the kind simultaneously; surely
eight of the suns planets is the abode of life
that of
life in many the millions planetary bodies that pIaine
ustces suppong to be rcng around other
are practically certain.
It is largely assumption that only
the Almighty that the idea of the loneliness of the
showed the rest of the universe be different In its
composition its laws from the earth the system
studies in showing that us gpyEss one
causation and action