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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1913-12-25, Page 6, NOM OF $CIENGE Sinco 1969 Japan has mqxe than doubled its exports .-of ttnys, Seventy Pei cezit, of thei woa;ldxa coz2ti is f)raducod in Spain aja4 Par tuga'1. China, now has more ftajzi*,goo mile:, of railroads .and is bya ding 02,273 Willes -more. Iloc,tcA(ta,j, > t1Q. liakd tfie world's largest av d icml harbor, 746.4 -eyes iii area. and 231eet deep. 1-dmburgh has e. tauli d a'' Monopolyoz � �„oduchl- d'.44 dirtri- bating, electric current Yvitidn tiie An exp!)riaient station fox' tha. study of flax cultivation and 'Man facture Inasboeiz established a't Moscow. For int -then use there has been iiiverrted a, azza,ehule to 6;har,pen and. ` p;al:sh Steel l�ziicres at t31.Q ;Sarno Australia will establish, am a -via; iorr school to teach her uxil tia, offi- cers to becoixie phots, dere" than 12,000000 gallonq of g��.�sa�ane svt ,e pTeduced Froin notor- al gas in the Vnit4d SA -pa last year. Hardwood FazNvdusil, 40�d and steril;zed by intense heat, is eom. *-" into use in Germany for 4n.Bs. ing wounits, J)aicing suppers With rulfLer. pliaga in the, Wilts to Prevent their. earairg losing their footing are a novelty, Tile Ts4e, of Vight is to ho Coll, n'ovW. , with Qze mainland by a four_ mile subway oontni;x ng an ekctria as'�ilrnad, Ap mor anized effort will lica, mndo , 'nlealsure tlxe toot and duafi in Mie u#m*i R,,here a -lid otlmr BugliAl'0itnes, lla'ore Barin 60 manufaettur+erp were represented ;roceri ly at Touche'i fire e bibitiou �Qf inchtstrial' nvAor ,VQ1 i^les oxclusiV0, , Tlic� Ity of Pu dee sill ereet in counoction witb its gx mlieill"d gas, 1 orks a; giant for the production of tar az cl, atliea� by-products,. >rh,: Portuguese Gover not ,ills Manned an, extensive syste)n of w recess ttlegrapli st tious tea link s Upboa ,vitlt its colonies and -oirhez ,European empitals. The opening of a new railroad .in German last ,l.€rilqa early next year will develop 381,000 ; kqu4re miles of territory with a population. of 10,W0,00a. Carlsbad,. Germiny, by law rr. , quires all• buildings to be As nearly fireproof as possible, Nvitb tho re, suit that the city's firemen arca• most of ttberirwages ° as'; ebinnzir ,.. sweeps. An iron monumaxat in the icor stepped' pyramid surniounted by glob,?, op feet high, lias l oen erect rt ed at Leipzig, to symbolize A'0 Ger- man iroax a,rd steel industry. Year rings on the scales of fishes are used in Xorw y and Frdnoa to determine the ago of sardines, whether they have rearched their full growth and when they will sp"ivxl,. The Milian Government io giving much attention to the development of the.mines of that counilrp, Which in time are 'coal to pro- duce enough fuol to supply the 'Koine demand. For destroying dirigible balloons Italian arnny* officers have invented shells 'carrying oxygen and plat!- num sponges in their heads, the latter becoming red hot on enter ing the hydrogen and exploding the mixture of the two gases. To detect gas in mines there has been invented apparatus wherein ,a rat operates a treadmill to furnish poker for a small inea,-adeseent lamp, the .dimming' of the light in- diimting that; the,rat is affuted by gas- WILD 'HOUSES IN A.7,BTItTA Government -Urged to Put a Stop to Their tDepredktioua. The Minister of . Agilculture for the Province of Alberta has urged upon the Dominion Government . the neees5,ity of some ste=ps being talion' to put a staip to the deers dations of wild -hoses in Ehe Pea, River country iis, western > t2lber.-' and eastern British Oolttmb'r which has been one i£ the piiz� a. pionoering :sections 'o£'"ti�iat ka Canada during the,;pasb He 4attes thaat wild horses J inade ra &s titpon the ramebos of settlei;s, killing M,)ny of, t.be cso-s, tic' hi rsr;s anCl leading avis,v a num- be.r of the well-bred domestic Mares ( which 7 aVP' , heen iztip,ortztl a* a :e'o'-r- sideraable `cost to th` ne�u Sattler. ,r -cording to O'ttaiva sta615t1e3 these'hor5es are sripposed in be I dam= �e'ndants of horses a1r'_rndon1, �J} i";d the, gold rush t_qthe .�ulcan I Te•rit�ry •in 189"r-98>' .I+'KJM the Bow 1-er�cc�wttir0 j these, - �, .animais h�Yr• .xaida'd .the i ranch^s rf !the settLlers,,a.s :far West as Kamoops' and flie contVA( Sins ,. _ _ .... ,. _ . .. _.. .. .. on tli6 Cirrautl�t'�,'%�,�nl� �`LwC1;,�7.G ,�vaxl- a of _ .- _.....-.. .,.,, .,......,..._ t.' .. .. � \. 0C:4Td R$d7 ,ydAHHG,A.,y, 6LMV aK .x„ . .. ,.,. .:;.... ... ,..., ,,. .... { .. .... .. .,. .,' k cerz�i$.i OSx... L:ile i. k. .. :. l�fi:y.. ..... .. ,. Q .3 lie. � ., � o ... h ...,,. a aksda , wok,nt • , . . .. .. . ,.. }.a.. .. ,.... ,•Y. .. fh4 F,. . ,. A M u ,. �jf�(. E:6� .' N' d.. c t s`- F {h1Xi'iIICT, }LA , , , :, . � ..• .,,. �' . , w .,. a . ,._.._ z r..c �. L. Y ,r...� • . r. r { i�, , .. i..c, 5 . ., ., v r... ... t 1..ro .� .. .. ... ':, .rn tom. .. w rb r ,. > , �` . a *n a ."�Ro.'.a'"3.ei�ti,._S,n.,