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I my itnnietliete vicya end present.
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"u Lave been ri over; an r
Wan' -Is injured:7 anmered a etrange
bersh Wee, nearse and altegether curi-
ous. "But tell me. YOur eyes .have a
curious leek In them: Can't you scv?'
"N:1 " 1 responded. '"Unfortunately,
an totally blind..
R1 nd! gsped the voice, in ewer.
7at,WW. Atf.
for sour eccident.
"Butwham. am 1 inquired. eagerly.
"You need not trouble, I assure yam*.
----sarewerettatinsavotee, pleasantly. "Yea
are with friends." .
a "Then 1 am not in a hospital?"
°Certainly not. Having witnessed
your accident, I am trying to do 'What
little I can for you.
The 'oak*, a man s, was Jew -pitched;
' setinliniffellnitelerrina"A,W,betng
:If niy
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attl -,tra,11crar,
-is- ----Uri-
aatene T
that
Strand."
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bad fresen en
through ray
veice inquired
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'colirp,iLktoLtiiaLL*.as,
"Areanott better niter notri sleep?" the
Wellesulnyated NViC40 inquired tanner's -
eddy. -
"Very -much," 1 arms red, raising
*But I Wive
t u • e
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, litionlfttra.
if you will kindly instruct you,r servant
to cult me a cab."
"Oh .dear no" *be • voice answered
pleasantly. "1 "Couldn't think of allow -
Mg you to go borne at thin hour, and
in your weak state, too.. It VtIoutd be
madmen, Continue, anue inst, end you
eriiinibeesiontenniglenesentoniatiosinterniesens
'
°Yen are extremely kind." 1 prote
ed, "but tf really couldn't think of re -
rankling, longer."'
"Would you like te rePilY 'Me formal*
VU so very generously tern nindnenar
$he aske . "If so, 1 wailed only ask
one little avor."
"Certain y. I will grant it W it lies
w:thin m newer," ; seep
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Street
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iJJ;Wee eVeilent,
s person who
n me in my
.,.. already been
ie
t,,,ectiriabrintira4
d (Ieep. !knew
• that a was diaguised by certain of the
eyllables being pron•ounced differently
In varione words. My hearing bad for-
turnately returned to me again. and
the e who are blind are quick to detect
Ir.
-any, nnusual sound, however slight it
may be. ,
"For a year or yearn" I answered.
"And does jeaur head still pain you
very muelir inquired the voice, while
ea the same. moment I fen a cool band
'plekeed uron my throbbing brow. •
In an Instant 1 neize4 it by the Wrist.
The hand Keil to wrench Itself- free,
but not efore 1 bad felt the slimness
et the fingers, me rings upon them, ,end
the softness a the palm.
11 wits a woman's. She a• e every
disguised her voice to cause me to be-
lieve that it was a man's. I placed my
r;ght hand upon her arm and felt it
bare. Ur her wrist was a curious
braeelet, thin but strangely pliable, evi-
dently made of we ingeniously work-
ed and twisted wire.. 1 ecUld not recol-
ket ever having seen - such a bangle
meet a wOrnants wt before.
The arm was bare; her skirts were
of silt. My nurse, wae,evidentle in an
-evening-toilette. . I
.
"Although I cannot see you. .madam,
1 .thank you for your kind attentlen."
I said; a trIfle piqued that she should
• have endeavored to mislead me by° her
vo,
Tie-W-7n41--akVay nu.
w1ttr1n7stight e ,-..-xs-thorr
at inv-Illseovery. .
"I vvitnessed your amident." she ex-
plained simply. in a sweet, well -74(1u -
law voice; evidently her own. By her
tene. she twa_s no donlit:young. and J
atnaniaeisda*fielliffilii-enie rifiltfAlinly'
ibis 'evening adventure ef mine was a
eurteus one.
"flow did it bappen? Tell me," I
urged.
"You were eMasing the read, and
were knecked down by a cab. My doe-
" tor has already ' examined you. and
•srtys that you are not seriously hurt.
It is a merestielp-wou d. therefore you
• may rent tontentar 4 celignatulate
yourself unen a very narrow escape."
41 mrigratu'laie myself upon falling
s inte the betide of a Iris:aut.' I sold.
*Ob. it is really nothing!" exclaimed
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kind; to ilaa tind itt-S1
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labor brinaruAlt or . '
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My &et imputte was to lump up -and"
arre4 the p.rogreas et the•ansasnne but
o reflection I Sai.le that tollet o NwtIld
!only be to invite dentleas 1•Vbat could
leadattaa U4asI was?
distinguish every dela2l ef ibe mystery.
Yes, I became.- convinced more than
ever Met the peenau leaving the iiieSta
was not a man—but a, wernaei.
Gould it be the fame individual WhOSO
03041, sympathetic hand had only ia quay-
-tfir4feaatantaneintat4144en4he*Onan.heew
nnIttalacktarnesatursebtoiredesia-
altatteatteaion ,,gabelieret
assn .bad been a man, but it was cer-
tain by the swish of silken flounces
I anananannalnall.
I listenen I heard„the cliek,ef an
1 etricalight switch st the door tit the
room, and a couple en minutes later a
heavy doer dosed. PPM) the bang of
ern,
-4'4' ••••,
is.' sante`
Sat listening*
4.d11je t
untstenielin kellinna wltoa ad, thustamede
ler 'exit had evidently switelted off the
tiglit, 'leaving nu) in total darkness with
the_bidootes, evidences(sif..ber-crime.
For seme short time longer I iisten-
ea my ears open to catch every Sound,
tut hearing nothing. I now knew that
I was alone. Therefore, rising to My
feet, I groped about until my bands
touched the prostrate bads of the, elan,
dartsalselideeo4e-beaa vottanalen a
and a quick stradder ran 'Waugh- hs
frame. The wound littal evidentle net
caused Instant death, but, plaeleg my
hand quickly over the beart1a1 foluid
that it bad row ,ceased its beating with
the final.spasre.
Siewly, and with utriboit Ore. I pass-
ed both my bands over the,alead nuniss
face in order to obtain sem° 'Intittitil
pietum of his appearartee.' Ilis heir
seemed thick and well parted at the
side, his featums those of I young man,
shavea save for the -moustanhes witiO4
was tor_ milli& weltatrairontea=4:10„ was In
evening clothes, and Nero •
a single stud, %Welt, to MY touch.
seemed of very peculiar shape.1 nr
0 niakii out, Us iptesign, but Invain
when suddenly7 rememberel that If I
took it. it miglit 'afterwards give me
some clue to its dead simmer's Identity.
So I took It from the stiff shirt -front
and placed if in the pocket of my vest.
Ills watelechnin was an ordinry
curb, 1 found.' with a watch which had
the greasy feel of silver. In hit prtk.
el were -a- eouple--of- sovereigns
,eorrie loose silver, but no letters ner
card -ease, notleng indeed to lead me to'
rt knewledge of who he really was, in
one poeket t found a small eencincese,
and this f atet) took tor my taint pins
poses. ,
Ilalf a dewn times I placed my hand
Upon his _heart, _whenseanhe biannel_aat„_
ninielyiWitrig; lir There uF3l-
01 limit.
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non w, J pretested,:
_ "But -you - ean- Inansonan- striatum.
If the handwriting is Uneven I will for-
give Yeti i the circumstances," the
voice saki nte:Thy; and a moment later
she placed a pen with a handle of ivory
or rearl within my liand.
"'Wait day of the month?" -inquired
the sweet voice.
le-isecons," 1.4_ answered,
laughing; and my unknown tr en , a
Mg opened the book at that page, guld
my band to the paper, whereon 1
scrawled my name.
.
She took both pen end hook, and by
the departing swish of her skirt,s 1 knew
that the bad left me and had passed
into the adjoining Mere.
A strange picture ems* in -my mind.
Was she beautiful? At any,rate her
serzatindings tvere elegant, and her
low musical vac° was that, of ayoun
and relined girl of twenty or so.
- I listened, lying there helplesn and
sorely `rinanicd. Again.curiens whisper.
ings in subdued tones sounded from
beyond, but almost at that Same mo-
ment some one commented to nlay u
on the piano Chopin's "Andante Spill-
ane" which prevented inc from disiingu.
ishing either the words 'uttered or the
trend of the discussion. •
For several minutes the -sound of the
piano filled the room, the touch, light
and delleate seeniing to be that of a
woman, wht;rs of a sudden, tbere was
a loud smashing of gloss, and a wo.
man's brifl, piereingaseseeantsrang
accompanied by the sound ef sem
bean, object ae it fell to the floor.
In an instant the music teased, and
at the same men -rent 1 heard a nian's
voice cry wildly—,
"Good' Godi You've—why you've 1c111.
ed her."
tbgett-,i7gungt.4.-s-ro_ita
ef lent, 11 chair was wflurnij
big and muttered elaeulations It seem-
ed at 'though two persons weee einsed
In deadly embrace. In their frantic,
desperate struggle they advenced into
thk r4001„-w.litr_07.1---Wele-amt le.$W1
1441,y- helpless, with only- dark void
about me, raised myself in horror and
alarm. me man's words fled me ap-
palled.
Some teriible tragedy _hien eceurred
lify kind protectress had been murder,
The other Iwo persens, whoever they
ere. fought fiercely quite ciese 10 ale*
rid 1 could dietinetiy ',detect teem the
ain fkrts to stiut made by Ate weak -
r .that the stronger 'held him by the
mai, and waa endeaVeting to Atringle
01 it sudden there wag It (peek. dull
Ja_shet
te
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'<quoted' aceerit. In a fewbow
you wilt, -no &putt, le air liffhL--Ttes
and in Ike merning tbe t errlage eluill•
take you borne.",
"Then it .1.s' not. yot .morniingt" 1 n.
(mired, vaguely seeridering, what hour
Et might be.- •
• not yet."
The resperiee eounneil afar it. and
1 felt scrnelwri, that my strength WeS
euiblenly faiEng tee. A heavy,drearsy
feang 'ciatrit over ite. and My rdnd
seemed gilled with arailieling iteughts,'
inetil,szelitteely, and quite witensekusly„
fill acteem fitIP !CCM.. �. SYMrtge*:
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Macarli at valla w:th n er€
(el teethe. " ,rte was, late. -ever,
t inareveliale cinf,ty. Nly kind pr
,tc,:,tvq.s had tell lrbiP, yet 1 tstard 'voices
thfi et,t4ening reem.
The ala;r eeenratenvtEs.)e.; e,aq etesee.
till (Zvi* was Me vaaraiste•..al.le tqcp ef
ceemeeervisieNt :libel aeteeeng iet
Ca) ta t;2^4k1c#S,1tD1ti,13I' fetrie,fle. tn
<„c4,t,„,(,71-e.. wns 11 t at'6"?,;/?
teezece42, been
wer,p; hnel'•caq.
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.g! vet: 4.! esa. Lead fir.reas,
tacot 1gsa,f nis caes.a."
nir1n% Sannee.,-3 ett
ellrl e11 t1-1/ tzae •tf.)Cent. (1111'y
ek"n0,./1 r ci-isc,lr .1temetlluar t;en
4ret1.1(Mtlat
Y tat!! c1),c,zal
'•P" so.„
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'Allehr shrieked the Nolce of, the per
n &MA; end at the same instant
rid weight feU bselt erien rne
Was lying, nearly erns -bin,* the
reeth from me.' .
1 passeit my tsensilive kaM4 over it
• 1tws the bede �f.a min.
cod ten warm over my 'fitters.
Ile had been Atabbed to Bit heart.,,,,,
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to-wt7ght-ovihe_ittextkid
ed lite; and fnetraving 1eitXte,C3
; it slipped ;fivin the ecuell and sEd
t. Die gilqind. •
1 rolsed Iitysea qufekly, net knew-
inet.wheiber next mei:tent t, top, 'eight
be ste,:ck down. •
The .faint sound of sane frie Mairif.t
alY6",,C3 alb" titickere
ceirsed tee '14 srA t441 I 412J J2'
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trealh., f ord the iroveteleeit ktelinet-
le. arid eeer‘,oetsly zi.semullefiqts,
tt.opeile it weeted•tve,lean.fr thet:e\ 'was
teeta faint rusitftiet .is theelgh ltr
skirte uekeen the ezrafted. My
re7 Ca, ear t041 rue H eu tt•ne
exetkeetteg. the tglettig tmatti
hnew tLni „it wag tlio.nsteisai • '
1,Vas t. to. te fail rt Venni!
tsied csitl Grit, la it that zneelelet
rgi,tiszy and bawl my Icribto tfra.vd,
cre',erilite. It SeeTeext oet.'reVe to
ee:1 rTilv reAttti,
etand itlexi,•reent meed. imd
,Cct ,11:„1k tt.te Ott" elet6
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such tenetble precision Butt he had been
struck downere he could utter a single
word.
My investlgatiens showed that he was
about _twenty-eleht_ oaes of figt1 Mb!
Soitileas f thb -vet
and moustache, with even.teeth, rather
sharp jaw -bon; and clicks a trifle
thin. Having ascertained his much, 1
groped ferward•with both hands in the
direetion of the room wherein the lien -
man had been scriswiftly doneto death':
It was' Irt darkness, 1have no doubt,
blit to me darkness was a no accenalt
fol. 1 wile ever in ekrnal gloom. The
fulniture OM* whreh 1 stumbied hero'
and them was covered walk silk „ bro.
Nide, tht, wesalwork being <I, that
smoothnees wideb had led me to believe
that It mutt be glieed. Jt was without
doul4t-a...fine_.--speefouit-edra,wizteervo
Jfr_:rrlmrt"errr'W'inire
• ne of the. plriee wero quite unusual,
and the Objects with wieeh My hands
ne into contact were always .of • it
haracter magnificent, and in keeping
wlth the grandeur td the .,plenee., The,
heuse was evklently one idf those fine
Mansinne With AVIgcli the Westylttid ff
Leralen Abound:4.r. and qrtatelye this
apartment, oven though 1 could not,see
was the. *erne, Of censatert arel ic
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(o Le Ccnitele44
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lanV Men and Animal* Ole £r Mat
orights.' •
•
netv cruafs being LizIt ki
tor bull fights valleti will neat
17.000 titre:Cali. la 1.9647, 2,2S0 bulls
"itOrt..3 were killed lei the
.01 human fives c-ven rt4sore T.`eSto
g MA. (1t14 Tcrotici, !ikuks,4
1t Cie arm. st /emery,.
leas iptaeldeeiei n*4
tberlos the 4loith
Maio, who; turPen:rt
alua right end not
ft with The way the perkree,
bting ocirawCil. 'Wined
. 'DA trogot L111 toot pzi
h.
,-.10 death;
uralg Hie past year $2
ly twoun .ted, most ef
Aar at".; 4 44
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metit rtiaming,r;o
,s:itcfineident BIB of 41:
P0W1I.1 with
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ugh t. Titi7e7,71Unallnr-tbant
eonterr by' those who
bane tneatieredjnem *remnant:death by
drowning that at ,the moment when:
'the heart practieally cases„ t . heat the.
whole life-htstery feom be lamina to
end, with every incident in 4
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ma„nnein. And bow fertile is Lh
bra :n during steep itt creatitigtimagin.
ary occurrences; Some full of rhapsody
end encharittneate tome grim and bore
1,er-striae); end some an Irritating
Eerie's. of vexations. A eporlsmen mire
ece everythingaor the trigger of Ids gun
''Intranadaasetaevery -stterAnte
easaieesineltarrinateraatiiintaintslitain
h's gold; the meuntaineer hopeleisly
stumbles at every step upon thz, tee,
-in_ nctpei*tgoes•
wrong.
Or on the other hand the dreamer 's
revelling In scenes of ec'esy and loveln
mess. The constellatiens ear *lance
ir
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la
eft
rued to—
,
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a
tile°
ettackellie-at?fautottster end reniues the
nittlutannailderrafrain life vengeance.,
km magnificent Orion, scintillant itt
Newnan furiously pursuing wines
Pegitstia, white 'grOves and glens of
kintillant Iste, mansOns genuned in
parkling preeous stories, and numer-
ous vie:Went beings of dazzling beauty
traversing those streets of told, all add
14 lite gLatening radiancy of the, won-
eiroes scene, And then in a moment,
1---le--vsnished-inter-the-7blaclatesrnnif
darkness ,of night. •
But if WICiAll dream he a visien
et such glitierring splendor how 'traneeridently sublimeand majestic must be
the beauttlie vision of those supernal
realms et glory whkin ere the bittern
lance of these whose names are inscrib-
ed in the mil on high, and against
whom the Accuser can bring no charge.
For although those 'friunaPhantly rio
ihriella cries were but shining mortals
ad lowing oanformed their 'lives to
the DiVine Lowe, and 'wattled as. their
Stiv`eitirathe.-Son oI'god, -TOW rftdVed
431 His own Person the putAshment due
14 Metre their transgressions cannot be
niebeelea-secondein, e nal
*elite Is satisfied. '
WIIEN FATIIEB SHAVES.
The mest exciting time we know
At .,born'S on Sunday morning,
And keeps us all upen the •go,
All other duties scorning.'
-ors about. _the hour of ten,
When solenm-fated and grave, •
Our father yawns and stretches, then
We knew he's going to shave.
And wlen be enis hinurelf, oh, myl
There troubk itt the air,
Then everyone of US, must Ay,
For father- ienlafti ten
ht rareseeffeerniensearateree
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er- nutv,t7t*-.0.1nined---h1in4TttNti f LLud3dng4a1r orm4a--'eught,---107AAVt,
Wittnntie ot linpressions„, end I have f4 light -Wad ttflthi COWS in ahe prime . •
never knewn .two fingeratip.s eerce ave milk
with the rem iniug 113(411C3P. wouln
1,14,BeroVrell'Iritelevortsnt;I:ised person is at. !ery, .with lees Work, tied isonstunpa
!hdelivered mere to tile creem.
tharged from prison his floger-Ininits tt°13' '°f verY much /e -ss ked.
are %ken and sent to the de a • The heifer
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prints' are taken, and if has been
eonvieted before, his whole Ittory
can be ascertained within two r, at
the most, five minutes of the errand of
the impressnirts at Scotland "Vulg.
"But the ciansification must be very
complicated," remarked the magistrate.
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diened Itchry, the denzmissioner, 411
Is beautifully simple."
int-
preskms," sigma," Said the solicitor who re-
esented the police.
NAMES IGNORED.
°We. have 120,000 sets with ten irn.
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'It is rate% more sure Ulan the side P74.114 -----"431.9,1a; .perapour#7, 14:1h7pr'I:::::aidji.t17.114k2thklie717'7:7;
6-U11W:fat -17-9a-i- value& rit 1S -Xe- to- -
writing test:- -the insp-ector answered. creamery at that time- Profit was. a
The ease wh"eh, VIVO rise to the state- .ntirms quantity, but the enperience WWI
men( was a striking lima! of 'the wino 'probably worth the difference, says
aif the system.
Alter a theft of silver caps at the leFrr.ank E. Uhl in Kinabales Dairy Farm -
premises of the Eton Mission, at Rack- My last year of ,dairying presents a\
ney Wick. Clarence Clark was arrest- more encouraging showing, thougti
ed on the evidence of finger -prints still not what it should be. The herd
alone. Ile maintained completes' retie- 4numerj 12 end constituted of oat
elm, end there Wee -nothing etre to
, ith
A
7s,c1c0,
u
velop a long milking period end be
dry the hottest and ruest disagreeable
part of the year. If, is also the beet.
method to realize the greatest number
el pounds of butte -fat with the !east
cost per pound, for the evident reason'
that the cew is naturally giving a very
ng. As la yestga
prime
comes on she is fert:ir:tininulevwte: by
the pasture grassee, tickling to a geed
now until airrie*ir-drying
Iny tv:asfirrsitoye:r of my dairy expera•
once the herd numbered 10, eine of the
heifers just Untie -Tied and one cow five
yearn old. The total milk yiekl for the
,
s.r
4441
a
34
Jersey and one native heifer, four kr. -
'hen photographs of linger -prints yield of471-tx-rigth-c."M.rnilk was 07,5151157'pounis. rfhearr---
left on a glass globe by the thief were best now gave.,6,590 minds; the poor-
produciel in court the magistrete went est, 305 of mine The average per cow
down to \tiske dock and compared them was 5,026 pounds. The poorest butter -
with' Cial\k's fingers. He pointed out fat record in the herd was 145 pounds;
that there was a scar on the tbumb the best, 276.4; the average was 237.5.
Impression and a similar seer on the This ie still below the ideal toward,
man's thumb. •which I am working. The 11103Inet 'KM,*
Clark looked at the plxitiegrapb, and eteari.is considerably better than I made
et once declared dramatically: -"I the first yeer, The average was $317.50,
pkad guilty.',' •
after allowing for (he wet ,e1 feeding.
TO 'highest cow made me $40.40, etut
even' the poorest tow made a gain of
Stitrls„ In other words, she, earned me
$34.25, $18 of which WAS spent for feed.
abeet-eoseasnasinettagross-in
$68.40, but I fed her $2.2 worth 1 feed.
All milk for the family and all whole
used In feeding was credited to „
the co s. Butterfet was va_bied at 20c,
Rio average price paid at ItAereamery
during the year; skimmilit was credit-
ed at 15e per 100 pounds; and calves
at from $2.00 to $0.00 evil. Pas -lunge
was charged at $1.10 per month, grain
at cost and roughage at market valtre.
41. eattivich.s. gave net ret•,ums of more than.
In keeling these cows I was work
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ng for practical results, as every dairy
farmer should. Net returns were or
znore interest to tile than mere 1 pounds
of milk and butter -fat. After (lie przte„
110 reaehtd, a' further yield
emi
UNDER -SEA ERUPTIONS.That volcarere eruptions are not con -
h. •.
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fact that has long been. known, but
It fs only renently that definite into-
nation has begun to be eollected con,.
cerning the localities where such dis-
turbances g manifest themselves in the.
mid‘t of the 410413S. During the past
summer a submarine eruption, lasting
for a considerable lime, eccurred near
the Tonga Islands. The approximate
position of the:center ef disturtance
was determined by the efforts of the
government of the Tonga istaiids, ,tuut
it is thought that tins *.lemonstrales the
existence of a treat submaririe tank
southwest from the island Of Torigater?0,
Such Occurrences are 'ofgreatinterest
An navigators, since they may creete ob.
struettems to. navigation whose &A-
thlete -tit
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IIL2'-MaXi•41,41 444 • ',ON taiNI
0h1 vs,- it -makes us noungsters tonne
When .father starts to shave, _
Wetknow the danger's over when
Rio 419et be _Illecies;
-Anenteitiiii, -goo, to tate again
With powder -puff and box.
Though generally be lets, u* shlr-k,
04e- bout we must be grave,
For tett' of turbos get to work
Whenk father starts te shave.
Cri; noorErts 141,1S1W,. „
' To, a monopoly, is to"a baby, every
matt is oppost4 until be gets eni t)f
his ()Wm
Women are as trim- as steeI; in men.Y
e*_tetz also its highly tempered.
. st,loody cf Men_seletteetlel
• has the stilarter
awyer,
The game is nearly up #sith the sin.
.01$ girl When slit'ibegins So./Wonder If
misaike will really' letriove wrinkles.
NO' roan .lois faith enough to believo
that his friend's black eke wis calmed
by anything other than it fist. '
OillA01,14.404 .0 •
coNPiiiscp
• r need i a far cliariee," said
he genteel beggar, I've got plenty of
nlidenoe ineruyselt if 1 tould .only _get
stIort;v7
ilo 'tt" an Unusual ainount of
yonntelf if y4571 think you
mud& meloinve yozilhet-ttatt:-=
id the herd' teAlIN
4.
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r3is1L votinteers ore szitieet Itn43.
taw tvten training' r attaqrd
Wetsa raitEti„ eind when on ecluit
ary ,stitio, They crintict 1i tho,
vi ,pottr., tut cattl,•as it Way. tiviteet,
.thifr arvacrzcs,• tIvir orms fir
that purpc ttjs ontly 3m the case ot
ak1lUal Ihrentened invIkow that votort.
teors, c413 t called wit ty Pams
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'GI** -efAlg 14).
I sell reatileg."ey's, s:s!er, ",ecird
Mare e431 be 1ate.'7.
11.1.pre'Or ILO re 1.tte
atrirs!ay. ilfre Isari:aer' reetre
rurxt.
i4.1 vie &Ana
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11/4/PrOMIlit *t**' 11111111A Y Mr .4 MB 3F4 4y
noticed.
FUEL FOR THE Fp:TUBE.
In tbe open of Prof. V. D. l.cwcs,
whervAho-040140itluitakic--or
lUel be -
001120 'United, 'men.,niust rey upert
nI-
cobol produced from vegetetion of aome
*Ort,- *Web may be produced ftt any
risquired quantity, Protisour, Limo
Woks that the aleohol.will be -Manu.
faotured either 'MOM. Pelatbs *Wet or
sawdust, but a, Writer in Alstute sug-
OAS that when lho question btoetnes
urgent, semi° highly -speelaitzed plsnt
will have bon bmght; into esknie
tor the sok purpcse Alt absorbing tbe•
maximum amount of varb(In dkxia
tram the air, and be thinksilluil if*
wonderful impreveMenta\WhiCh hybrid;
itl.,444-haaLairptdtrettektive-tb
Idea trenz tieing regarded eartoo react-
TIIE1 DIFFATIENCt. .
"That fellow \denies like a" beast."
Is he so bid as 4till their'
"Ereel wouldn't SAY that4. Ycti
b.sts tniy drInk 'as nittch as They utea,
itts4 ova only water."
'PAIENDT/y coNtsteser.
NEff.linseielftlowilr is .theys eiernor.
'lig kr justice, kr ether pet.)ple:' •'
notiCed:1104 to
knock at fic,s emu, floor 41i e'f.,t try to incie
quid/ getaway allareeentaathe,
antrelevi,,v1 r
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many gr1 rogar4l furitrInge
he itglit, of a lark i ld & amp, in,
dark.
me nervous system(4the (saw. I do
not wish to be understood, as
Ing the experiments ofour State a few
years ego of feeding a herd of scrub
oowe. It was n veinal& Illustration
Jet what can 1* done. -But 1 would ques-
tion the nolle,y of a dairy farmer who
would ked his cows to their utmorit tri-
plicity. The extra cost tuts down' the
profits and the danger of injury to the
nervous system is 'likely to result in
abortion or other cows aliments.
'The law feed -toil above noted 'was .
sceurect by, feeding comparatively little
grain. Por the roost isiartopreteln was
used 'In the form of clolier, oats. and r.
limited • quantities of alfalfa and soy
been hay. Bran and oil -meat iyeri the,
oftly- mill feeds bought. ' Late pasture
ard turnips furnished succulence for the'
I" n; In, stynmer, the ely,ti,,s
- a r;Ighkrittstur.
, . nJ.-4ieIp
ver me the ehtinkage in flow due
Only.two d theor:gincki len heifers
ectripleted the sixth year of rut/king.,
One died at first freshening with symp.
tem" ot milk kver. e strange thivig
4 native heifer, one devekled attine-,
rilyasfs- and was disposed twie
them 40,07,i/e4 vez.iY t1JCl5, and
were sOld tekro Rio &zeta s.pnstrg, one
teats sold after's, seeend evaies
Cateteishe tvas too ;far te,*.ow my stand.
Ord cf IZO pounds of butfer.fa(rer year;
another fellott-ed later for the earee tea -
sere --rte k)st ithicquitreir-tt-tcr ultkl+?r
and was .letktIN kr the .1150e,
ne Was &tined weeltey cf-Trtnaligng
with ifie herd tr,,), mmplele the. olenth
year, natraitiber egze indt'ealcq freqt ter
optitab!cnkts tva.* wonting. 'Me tenth
' almost an i(leal 4alry (43w.
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