Exeter Advocate., 1905-03-23, Page 7iz mozilhs. mud the sitiocka litY
ihed..... all that titne,.`
a, palaig Vas ati a
. ..S.• ,!!"*.
,ea badsone 'alltraY. an4 it-..
nunwet-hrottiiiit--44.tu ,....ee ,i',4 •
it It,
IdiO:l 0#4# 4041,14 OP4l he ouliL floLt venttlze"
- • - - •intestitest•Pont, *ftleate wltb a. atd1es
bitt brought : A ..t'„O'Ct.$4' '*.! I,. -
oe than, to Secure Asti
ookixi pat; and as
Oftgeglebtrate their.
t.
WlILCh'ate twrne-Ott ties esti.,
4 InatIX nillei'' 'to
APTIt' 84 tlettleattle at ' li*-
ar444 friendit may share, ,the
o
..
yitIrn
inr(3f thos
., se,
1flvant•
ed
:inde,bles *:
/ Blittlf**0..
• :spates ajul 'Tor . eign., huil Ott; 4'101/ .
CrosS' iii. 0 ' her.: rttnintiss -.7attirally„ i.
*witted to see it. and tterasile4-ttui
• be 1J;htnd gIrJ.,l.„0c_91X,...q,,•fttt-ene,4_, . ,
. .
. a tit -*i 0 s. ,
, mat fervor astonishes 'one. is
horribly afraid of 'the vengennee of
the ;S,'$'*Ints,„ and for thie, reas011 the
1 t dr
eIotitber sttll-co-eet .old style- •
Is a b01101Ter in feiries.AIw
-spblts -be -gliardeit
het Who May be coaxed in-
•gOod humor by little gifts. Ile
is eXtrelnelY afraid of *!The rvil
:Eve," astd Manyred Weird 'are the.
• charms practised' the qb:Jelit
averting', its • ' •
tS,vifl riever sleep in the dark;
sior tvI he 1,1V* 4one Ilits is nervs
ogling over -the: bedi-was -a tittles_
tatnts
eslylickilifisir "within'
he peetmadell to touch it, and silie
would ritit belfave the exploitation -of
the matter, not even when the res. ,setris;
'Witt of this mark of Mane favor
dsheethe-sstatteTsidtr'S',' -
Very few work' -men or We
are able to readtOducation is back-
ward, though -improvingend tizere
are few children now who do not'
attend sehoelflut we must wait a
little for results.
They are crying out for a, Coast',
tution but they do nest underidend
the very meaning of the weed.
" Largely owing 'to their ansanitisry
• ts u ti increases ve
othtt$ to 1ret flrltjurk'. 1ttT
Count - Ostia:: tac:tri.
!ittioti',;: 0.400•!-01 t,t*::!,
•tI*noV nOWt.k.. 'Th.e,' trfl.40.1,
Is •t .:' :are' exti•elneW
;hest* and estplerit*:. partleS; halrq'
'neVeis oVenttire,lar frOM the
. , „
POO*.
- , TraWetilt take their lives -hi their:
sJiqra. gf nt1j..
i,llrndL, hitt rarely venture out of
panainville. the largest island..
they,
sea taltItY Miles away the great Kroft -
Prins, RangeeXtending through the
centre and rising to 8.000 feet; but
hifitstr aire----7seeese
ns-- --for ---centertes- no -wit
n-itas-ever-ssisitett4 -
.catiee the region'. between it and the
I ist densely peopled by the most
warlike of savages
t
Carl Ribbe. a German neturaliet,
has had the coura,ge to spend • two
years, at trading -stations along the
alasta. Re has just written a book
that brititlee with onformation about
e initabilant1.
s s•• 4,„
Witbat. livispit able, generous, '"1°•"*.y* ''er-vuer"""'"..i1179"re-er&-41
Russia from thirty-five to forty
.114 14.10. Ile. _ILYA rarely work °vev
. -eve- de,ye, the weeka. and be •cae.,,," Trer gerit.-Of infauta"pertsk. The Oov.
not be depended upon. Employers ernment are trying to Comfort ilia
111pert terrible'ekil, but the people are, so
understend that when they -lea
atshfring is done front day 01 day mpseTvattve that tile$ • difit-
I Was at
one time 3sosoow. cult task.
'
• 4..agotite44404.,• Unoriginal. Like the people of the 1Vint....1t.he. swim.= islanders.
thing given lo-thern. • t any time.
his 111*11,.401.'48nOtall
,Wrgeoft in Iii lund,
tied% to. thr.. g.g11.14:an
, in .the.' SOO o
groOW'slui nd'the reatakatter",ot
hia life In so itude.: Was._
tired •iirl and •.'9)
JIve and alone. _ • '
,„„iises,*).14-1 .11.**.saslAgst4t4seta.
fitt910anil 11uch i1nrcuLents anU lire;
"'Pla s Paten **
0'.$4,5tt, • iiseriti 4(i41. 1a5f;
west; 15e to higIter‘
itobe,:45.5010.'$5.70.• for , hrst
patents.: .41,9 to. tr',41 tor 'on I
Patent's., arid so. for.,
e?gPOrts.
Mmreod-$tI.5O to S14 for brert
P
a tra,dingsschooner, for lonAY'llaggas 448 for bran exports.
Ite ptit his house together in 1880. Barley -46e to 4U. for 416
*Tulin the course of time be had a to 45c for NG $ extra, and 4c for
well 'tilled garden. massy" hens and No. 3 maltisig outside, -Toronto
unffIer-orir1itl7W1ire1Vite hail rer s Welk , s.
itor.a-ttrOj±4w •brought *Ws hhx1 Itye-Easier at1c to 72c*1.sr
, -en-wassseitsthat•ststitaide. - • -
though his island was uninh,abiteils C01 n-Canad4m hot& firm at die
Might ,be visited arty dar. by count- advents% 461c to 47e for yellow. and
,tW
delnaItLI
eft at .,4. ea
ettiVea'
4.1)0'4,e:ring, bit
isde_p
34c: to. 0e
• .• -am* irttn‘
-an cm -liege
bals.•.who Would. doubtless kill him. 451c to 46c for mixed. f.o.b.; Cita- .
rie-said he believed the natives weuld tham freights; American firmer. No;
respeet-hiswhite hairs anti anyway ese -ed r
he WKS not afraid.• . •
But his eonlidenre-was mieplaced,
fOr he want and eaten. One
day C t. E. Pratt, Who had heard
ILIg
over to Banns vis -Fitt to the• island
and found thm
at he had come forty-
eight' hours too late. •
The house had been plundered and
it was , easy to identify the spot
where the old man' had been killed..
In those days warships 'very seitiom
visited the islands. and the murder.
0 3 yr lows ; to It 5e1C on track
Toronto':
tials--No. 2. 40c to 41c outside.
Rolled Oats --Are 20c higher: $4.35
'for cars of hags and $1.60 for Lar-
s c es- • e
the vegetable and animal life. and
•Ltis book. "Zrtvel • jahro tinter den
Wanitralen der '..Salomon-Inseln," • is
--especially timely.because so little has
been written about this archipelago.
The! ,had set in. and ectitgs-ef Work.- The Ilussiene are, as a ride, very Ilibbe says that • there is no tnore
dangerous trade in the world. than
trete!, snot*. When- the chide Sti/ • '471-t-----"e'r---ea1rit/Y •any jenekect
nkion Vhey tilroWt down tliett. -toeits d
A friend of mine had an English • LoA.DED REVOLVERS
in the middleof the street, laY lamp welch went, ont .01 order. She
do'etti. tettble them, •
brought it to a lamp shop and or- are alwaYa thrlr belts
N1WP,NT TO SLEEP? " tiered another. She was told that 11 the trade were not extremely
- A)
to a it -should bet Made to• , tr.tifitable white Men could not be
. Greatly surprised.' I turned
.at Owed?, These,men %Atm be hut. came hrone. but Site Could „.not light• therilityge-quanfttic* of -cocoanuts
• ci Merely shrugged her .slioUlders Ittlid the re rioter was much am, their conunercial instinct do -es not
sas.ing: llsat in the' model eesu tradee if they _catch him off his
l',41120 are such fataliets. tome brought us. 1.he screw .did not WOrk g •
• nossin_ menti_ and Itaidt_tean_ that_ Nome.. thile_elmsett. and the lamp. induced to live there. The native&.
ed .the passing yelticleS.?' it. She took, it- hack .to the shop,
11-
• eme:mod: .*Evee so: it iv the wei of prised that site was not satisfied. eep them from killing the ,white
° uard
for • a
Will 01 Gigi" 11,11VityS their crY. either*" 'Thee sell their eoramoditiei
song in comparison with pric*'s. ask-
* thittsesses have- the right of admin -et, by other 'Pacific natives who
Is mit* corporal punishment on -their. - know the whites better. The trader
hasubStaidens. but Indy be lined :ati toaup FOR THE STATES. in the Solomorts buys 100:cocoa-
-must as lime- 'roublese(about$2,50). 4. __.., ..s. ..._ _ . .... . titss...for.s. se . plecg_-40----
„,, Skths Worth
elteuId - the - girl complain_ to the Are Lo-oiiii
ep So e as is does
• riot tectarily terrainoto the en-
gagement, . Although- the right ex-
ls.ts;';it Is very seldom practised, for
Russian sirls of that clase are, as a
rule very anllabip andgootl-ternper-
the mist .re,s6es tinders -tars& them, and
''. are forhearirrg towards- them.
In the Russian palaces, no man-
- itervant-does --duty-foricoecr-tharf
"triitle;lii-zie.lken goes
shit for, another w
ages max_eeeni loW to
seer -ng man
,ti not so poor As many People think.
Their standard of coinfort is low;
.` eit
•
visions may be obtained at a very
Seeking abandoned farms, which 'hellions disadvantage in 'exchanging
nay be used as homesteads for Boer other commodities and 'so the trad-
ern continue business relations that
exiles, Major-General Piet Van Zey-
•
are so profitable to thetn. They dry
ter is touring the United States,
nays the Buffalo Expresspntil the moot of the cectianut under the
' tropical son, turning it' intci copra.
itsel
where the ell_fis expressed for seal)
making and other purposes*.
It must be highly exciting to live
aftertsthes outhreak of thisqloar war•
• sat
smith. When the British over-
whehned the South African reoute
jichiatL.SouAfrraa1kLwent ,
o Etrzotie..........11021.1Munich,..'Llinine fla a
irt
',swims -was appointed the leader of tws=tY "I` "le larger -C4 a- Pear or a
'the Boer patriots in that cite: 1.4aillet. The reekless traders finding
"It-°f-thtt--Prc-rill"-trre-tigri"cuiti 11:11-r,firtestbar-mrnttiVsell tem to every one
tifield for their work, e -a""alinust-erakh'
ists. and in Europe there 1; but lit -
they decided 1 who tan praline° the many thousands
t;
to Come to this cotiOn.v. 31 ior Van :cif r.4"emeutrl.donianded-
• tl5"i 11M 1110
iney_lhe hatiLfor • tWeive kn
ecs (about 0 cents) a pound of 1.44
ouncesblack bread at 4 a cent, and
t
peasant lives largely on what is
called **kasha," semolina. rye. bar -
et; A% tuilk. Amy
• SOO IS misc.* largely eaten. In winter
trittde Of salted callboylie is
also a fish eater, anti fish is cheap
and plentiful throughout Russia.
Ives genet a Ily-speskities
likely inundated -at - -"Because 'Orilie many Germans in ifoscs. •
„any times lorssflooils are frequent in the Middle West. 1 LIM trying to se- If a .trader smells mnoke during the
St. Peterebtleg. in the floors above cure lands in that section lif the :night he is very careful about stick-
•.hltrt The counts. barons,or princes, country. As we were much int- Ing his head out of the door or win-
, their , *lees itisd daughters. poverifked by the was inn; oh; dew', for he has learned that it ts
Drcsexuakera milliners- may _live liged toe Iltel abandoned- Wine- istier-4 ftriorite-Aelck•-- of -the •-bleclat-tei-rr-
t,he flat systemsvres aver. possible- .
tr1finista7 t grea po Les s o severe • sun ret 0 t e. 4.R.F-1-tiliu-s-inity be tempted out at doors to see
irlit-eliterfully let out -part of their n_ado, and ast-rnanSt- more,. In. In,- nrning.........0.n..stich -0 •
.1i0I1S001. • thane and Illinois. For the past they are likelY to be killed by their;
Shottld the childrenin the cellai-4 three months 1- have been pursuing unsetob enemies.
• '!dits, or their wives get crippled with icy searchIt ie renuirkable that tlte traders
thearnatistre, the father says. with "1 hare rereived most excellent rake their wives and children to
great Submission: "It la the will of trealmera since coming to itnerica. these islands. Not a few white
Gott" • Everybody I have called on in the families) are living along these
etnplo,yers prefer Prench or towns end cities have made inc wet- coasts. 'Iles women and children
(eizn.tn Wort -people, to whotrt they come. At Wnshineton. ead-no--etree-elivesi.--frie-tfiey ftr4,_ ea.t.
'higher' telt, t The Laud- ')llic ufteut1 gaged rIist.of...thesday- in spreading-
...
tussia-n-,-----an-ii • with profit to 1.about my scheme. roceived ever, -iiioanut meat .for drying or helping
• themselves. The reason is obvious. i:es_ras•less. The 1;ertnart Antbasstt he awn folk itt many other ways.
'e 1rench or German will *iiite ',dor libsiATed -Mat t u1d int *et hi Mae says notWhit ° ascent* t ere
week In end week out. fls. home my heatiquarter4 durine., my is surpassed by the :nun in pluck and
an' le incapable of no doing, .tay at the CAPiin1 courage.
-.the 7hIs work is tr
a. superior to "lly Noyebther 1005. Every woman i't:arries ei-revOs-Fir-ari
.thit, of the Orettna.n. that the tioer colonista trill I egin to for the- women sire in as much
who are the bed come to this country. In it. few !morn ger as ilte men. Now and then they
atir!dir*orkera ,in Europe are Amoy ,1 hope that .py ernantrymen i1I lie 'are ronf.rogited with situations which
ee1rit In workehop., ite gen ' PrOSPILTOM- TikenSigranitS if(' Iher requite. •quirk thottar-,ftrid-rtetintr
11AVVVI' birTr-ri ON IVMdoped Ottof ey"
Thca Writer_:ztves a number of 15-.
brit -ti ro, hobv linen tenrAon9e 3faior Van 'Veilpr fou t ell rstarace .of the courage with which
th-i most of the Pelvin,/ for the
Mee ramitalans since 1$4t. At't thp wonwn awl even girIS ineet
•et-hoes-414nd.- loVrine the rot- 2441"6-11411`114°*t--4)nr'-`6°14'''''ttu""1-. dIttr' -• ----;
jfl4ttjlothcr • was. killed in the siege , of One day two traders named Itnee
• r(PrpS5 iikaft,SO far Ladvs.tnith' donald of aftastict Island started on,i.
Ij" ae peg- '
•tlraitefed WOO
firra at $67.15 to $7.315; barnyards
$5 to $6.50 and ispt_leimis_4 to .
3.50 to $4,25; oilse4ar_e .stett , .s:t
•
flog -The run was fairly heavy,
-Pekes are quoted unchanged at $6
Per cwt. for selects and $5.70 for
lights ar'el fats.
FAMOUS BUILDING* IN VE1/1031
brokets lets here sued 40e outside.
• Pea.4-s66e to 670 for No, 2 west
and east.
'Blickwheat-560.; to 57c 57c east%. and
west. •
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
vrasneVer--Daitd.Htlie7renisity: for, th4r- ".•-•
r pros:omen ft t receipts dUrieg
. -
orile.iimManr.84.0•011.1.1•01.8101.11 has lost nutchrot-ite firm tone
Creamery. prints . 2ric to 27c
.WIDOW BURNED TO DElkIll •- do irifileirtis: des: 15c to 16c
ilo • 4.7c to 18c
- _ Belt, .good _
HORR - -,,setrTrira, STILL tholte_.. to 21,3c
PRACTISED IN INDIA.. -.4.4) large' z011a ........ 20c to 22c
do medium, 18c to 10e
rive Men Sentenced to Various large C7a.nof.Irtoilidsc tosttetowidynivaittaljlocb lot
Terms of Impr1onzuent • Egies--New laid are quoted un -
Despite all efforts of the 'Indian changed at 20e to 21e per dozen.
Government to stAttip out the hor; Puled are sbledy and 'quiet at
rible practice of burning widows Potatoes -.-Ontario unchanged at
alive on the funeral. pyres of their I -66c to 70c on track and 75c' to 80c
litnitssialse _ ecintsta. diStriPtil„. _tin/Lout of store. but eastern 5c cheaper
Suttee. as the tinaticol titteTetand''85esst
' ' atit.• store-
*
all the accompanAng cereatonies quo
ti
prescribed by ancient teaditions. Of steady at's** per ton for No. 1 tun -
this a gruesome instance 'has Just othy and $7 for mixed and clover car
come to light Width shows. incident- 1018 On teack here,
ally. that the atrocioue 'my:Hike, is Baled Straws. -Is offering tairly free
8tH regarded as a pritisewertity act IY. And Is quoted Unchanged at $6.
for the heavy restraining hand of Here. '
British authority would probably
again become common.. liffOrjkl'IsilEfil, MARKETS.
Decay, Thrta.teno. tit- Destroy. the. .
Edifices -Other Buildings
• • Affected.
• The destroying hand of time15
striking., Venice heavily. The ,world
RI011.61ed _when- the great Cantp.artila,
t-trt,-thCreqUere-ef--tit7--Ma*r:et-
*Ing waft it 41 cOrnet-,.--Otthe _old -PA -L-
ice of the Prociurators..the Men :next
• In, authority to the l)oge •the by..
gone :day's, Venice; in her mourning.
• reJoiced that a merciful fate ordain-
ed the fall in -that direction. Other-
. ttuniding....-mathes..:W01114., _
hare dop irrepar
Co of the Pogea Ascii n To
the great Church- of St. Mark.
Now the experts apRotuted to ex-
amine • the condition or St. Mark**,
have come to the conclusion that the
famous building, the product of Eftt
many centuries, is itself in' imminent
danger of collapse. Its denies are
lis-
sUrod and are oitt of position„ its
vaults are s'rietdiree to the pressure Of
the sea and the weight of the piera
YeeMstaiNsAndstlielsissAhass:goldenesss,
splendor of 50.000 square feet of
-matehlesa-mosalesertainhlingsasul_tlft-•- --
coy are suspected. The building is •
leaning over, and its foundatione
have sunk., This report le not the •
result of panic or 'hasty inspection,
It is the result of two y"cars ` diligent
loving work by two 40 the greatest •
te
Manfredi • and Signor .Luigi 14laran-
obi.
MANY WTI S DECAY.
it is -known th-art griikr-•
the only . building itt Venice whicl-t-6
in serious danger. In, all parts of
seen leaning very much out of the
• perpendicular. Some of the.finest of
titer-old-polore.111-a"- gilesSitif
• e e
Zeyler was commissiened to fini e ,
the very. puns tha`t ttDey have sold,
terms for ,the newcomers In the :
ekes -241416.4X
•' hough-i-t-is-ert-ther-t - 4e' Itt bus -It
-beign., an eveei,R1Th 4orrhoure--or-e4ike1y t -o- lurk around'
sio I betus6 in. the darkness in the hope
that's the fortunes ef
Major Van Zeylir. ,nf shooting I.int while asleep. '
Now and. then they are caugirt sPy-
fered od farms to us;
"The OnVernmesrittinhast chf,; ing around the houses to find tho
not think there Is on nit 1n this7-4134ket-C4141t4°11-°1-th"wd-in-ws_ hich"
1 the white man sleeps. 'They are
colony at Munich who would accept.
• :0
C e 111 e 0 ) Igei 0 gve r
which the bed stands for
alliapce. to the English, while pilnerp(OT of killing the trader ler
they rettirii part of the ;iropei•tV
r1r.,
taken front us during the war. It SHO4TING TVIII0V(111
I
iaitardly a fair ,tutrgain. and one 11
the especially dangerous stations
beds -every -night
rolirid-theti
-w e aws ; thou r
Brahmin who had held firmly to the
faith of his fathers. died in the vil-
-Sanehasi
trict where the occasional visits of
the tax 'collector are the only evi-
dencest of -foreign -dotal • tions with
w et 0 rn a ntan s are aoquatts
ed.- _Ms miattives ruillins1 So _give
tprt
observance of idl .the core-
incinials of his religion, and his
widow, apparently, was no -titin
to ciffer herself as • '
A SA.CRIPICE.
--111nWii-lt I .-Gra a-0as
'are guiet. here and unchanged at 46c
for No 2 white. and I5ic for No. 3.
.-sprsseteat
cots, $5.60 to $5.80: strong bakers'.
*5.30. to $5.50; winter •wir,...at pat -
mite - 0 tibi- 5.80* SitraIslitseetterg•
e 0 ecays any e auto •
churches, . besides that al SI. Aferk,,
itt
tracess_otsthesactitni_
, torts, (J per ton; t ntar o .win er
- Wheats .isettn- in- litilks-317- to -$484
itsis_131,9 _to 112i1s_nesuil1ies_424.
-$28 per tun, as to quality.
Meal -Millers in the wc5.1 are still
asking $2.221 per ba and 1.70 for
_ •
A.rratigetnenls were accordingly Made intrretr-s. Int •
0 it '0 ther of the fix- Rama on spot have been reported at
mg and the qaci on. the banks of a
•
was quiet and prices unchanged t 135
to $1.45 per bag.- •
a $.
small • river. Some groti
staked off in the farm of a • Saint I
Andrew's cross, on which the funeral 11413-4i0 1. $9.'U O. 2. $8*25
pyre was, ft; Rt. After the body of 1.6 M741. ek'vcr S7 to V-50
1.11 IIJinan_ititFiven_laitFun!nt_i d ure clovt.r 6 rso to$6.75 vet*
t9Itelin inne--tearlilisclitces. primes. $1..40 to $1-
45 pee bush....1. $1,25 -tor $1.27*-ssint
ear lots.
Provisionssetteave Canadian- short'
cut pork,$16.50 to $17.50. light
rdtortr-e-uts-. $14,50- to -41% American
cut clear fat Initcks. $20;-rointiound
ighted SOM.& wheat stalks and after .
TG o.itnw4an 1ad Tc
a1kito 71e; kettle renderell, 81e to 01e;
applig'••,`'h'e i'l'eu9trot;lacc6141-fig to etiIiisr ni IM to
.preseribes, to the month of the dead laer batarl" tr) 13e: fresh /tilled
Man. This failed to ignite the pyre, !abattoir* hoes. $8.25 to $8.50: heavy
however.: Then four Orate -tins, lialk-ifat sows. $5.15 to $5.25; ittiXed tots.
$6 to $6.15: selert at $6.25 to $6. -
dow-hathett-thes-river - and
then, adorned as for It bridal. seated
herself , on the pyre alongside of her
'husband's corpse and called upon her
scm. Juggernath Misch., to perform
his filiaLduty as 4, devout
- In 'the' presence of a -vat*
tiosfrr.e.7s _trit14.qt the endqttg 0
he the G rand' Ihtehes':1 es'
ItOngafinville, leaving their, Nivei02 1
Ittlan croplesod tot
d'ilkehters lit them ewlV built ettbitts
'Onto litre Pnloctis for the which *Ses's net .S'ep p101141041 With
ad boeli placed- With title Windowa.• A few nightig
rt twelVeserassold girl ;11945
Ll4fld ity tellohe Mowing titektegit
C.
31d, the tiativt
ot the teen -kers) Were
.f fess
-11I1*ift
the little garment 5
,
rotibles
'Vora
*I* t
•
Ettiotic.r
P‘t
o jr Wo
14) continue
o ' -tired ti#11 'Wanted
0 hAti saVed threo.
to spzInt Mont.
, up -on
-:,-,-theF
fie tot,
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NnIld as pleasant weather !live-
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lat. lienr: le1oc 11 the ttvd gilia
I lc tI t411al. Meek 'ilgures1
livti, few fget front the 'ItOttse
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, r tftig ' lilac*,
riilltaniittg tink .0thivra nitti*Y.
, 11011 SOLOT0N•1411tNIIP.11% ,
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kill *tractOrs, tint i*:
r itt th'etti if Alit, jorkitorttit
31P,St but not hlt.of ,the
rft,W:i.,t4fitte• rtimWaters,,,
„00, xp "lotta , ' ,,
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an 'tl .etonOzfly.. the raftral
374.3U -1. )1 , - ov(e gave it iady
,
tvo nt14Wffli rif4cripts a:aillst itel-
boi,v4...1 0 :,a,,tt 7
ei.:17X4T 113 aft the,
Itinglt said ‘ to 10*' tuotlnr to. .4.oep
ii bOSt Of *NtOtitS1\g)ti. the i1*ntp-'c
C41 a ' tet,tilts ilintfiterit'S -he ,hob,,,
filitse aro , ttPtilat thtsgs th:Ftw.
ita,e(!o, tut litels made up of tho..o
fiii to ,1)1c;Aft:1:d-5,,, 10P1 I Not* lbotilt14 III,
(11,1Z*4(.4 t 'Met1 of t11,1t. iteettwls;'
PC' Af ttl,*litg" battik*,
ishun Mis1r, Dwarka 1Lisir, Ram
,Charan ltrissir and Lnehnwn ge.teftei ars IA tar: country dressed. $7.25 to
-the thriss fortn4 peer relatives- of $1'75•
Chatentri lilisisireeperfortned the Hu- Cheese-t,atario fall while., Ile to
life; colored. 11 -ie; fluebee. 10e
mad'. "'his consisted in the burning
Or itte4vse 111141 ill° Placing of righted 1°Ititer-Pirtest -*radon. 29e to '30c;
chips of wood ithellead been dipped ,
in melted butter beneath. the 'pYri; 412"--0,
Meanwhile. the *Mot*, seemingly /Lb- lat's""ra dai". .21Ze 16 22c; ron but-
nt151 Jni41 filnim ectasyt gave no tor. 234 to 24c-
sigrx if fea.r. .1ust, before the -flames, -IiTH10 ttri7r: Maa1r'-'31.
readied her she. stood tilt and turned, "16. 17c to 171e: 54.4e:et°4* .241c. to
to the, setting sunbut inuttediately 210- and n'w laid. 2:11c_ to 22e.
fell !leek_ tit .J1tI_..nymre apparently-
'
bi*,•breoitie;irt-k flit! -ft,at ALOA-Sit11rrs7N,
in her agony she uttered any cries
they were drowned by the • , ;steady. *heat -Spring. dull; No. 1
SIMIITSAIV. Kin*th"v". 81 -194 -
the clashing of et-alb:xis, bating Gats-rirri. No. 2 l•-hlte..:qc. "to 2;
01 droiss 114t4-7ttie. of 11)0 11115* l, .115tc. Barley and, c•Ye--I-e-•
Arel thus 'her %,esites schatiged.
Olingtrd with those of 'JO?. bilInd "
The atitiluritio tNit ,vglitti of tile of- . 1A.;'171% 1 \I ti'P
fair" and gta1te11 en inve.itigotiun, yrowitatt.1art1a 91 etr:qs,Cit" 01
Tintl,- Isere met wills poinM
t eath doss
1110
that. thew hail !Soso any ere. ',I,;.t.s4a)t,,",1. be7ttisir.k!.1*tose'.110
toStifint either or- ifie living' .0i* the' sae(' .t!o tn
ri kelt_ °
ri
antta itt tor4.1 irs rug)
INbt, bit
or tiiiiiti*: o$*trne fl- fl. 1.1iv4t10 01 olio I'. tj17
t cos- of tlti.,: ,,ovivottent 00-- , 1,o4 qualitY; cii-vm'..5!,
etietT
itt „getting at lite stitc;54 %lift:tr., ivbiteaitf21 t 1,43,41,tir4'po, rxte,n
teeth of lite eo., ;Ttleiivituttli1.144t.
.., 1 improf,- ne toof furddiiag.,. verT,
iltt,"6110,1 rrtn. `.!aitr9.-..i'sist4-.'st.4O,d fq 4.-4.'!..•,',thiSt.St.sts lfirh41t trj4t41.
;Privrt*---Tni7Atil5:6112i4i4t: ,-1,Ite-01lti',1?-: ;, ' ttp to thaa7.e'quoiej. (L't11 al iniu.
it* got thzee yeare obiete; Levitt :,4e% at t1,„110,40 VI, gottil it itiNtInvil
tvati, li! s.4,40,14!mid .a. roialt -MO
, ettO a eia41Pk1 Of 4rontmer3 Will $34.rp fd ,
,'• "‘t• to:Tte :11)othlo ill fait. ' ,rtlie.. „Bloc:bort- +:11tere 80,s. a ,1131':-?-,
alt Ito repx.4141.41 AS ttarit‘.„..rnIVIten d' tik;m3;tti .vetttte cr, titg Vit -0,_:4
'tigitio •theit7 'frottott. but ,. 'not" , vt,..it wAe Hl*t, 4e41„t1te lior'reett,..,
PY 'Srate. At'ill- ettethee vritlotf,. of poor 1.'6 mi mit tiSS, great a! '
1 r ' NI rit !.i103...betri 'Or the ,41(51.. . 1 ,,t. 'or 130 1114' tiiinq.,, 1944Vs taor
e4ab�tit, , .Igfter...1013rtilft
foundations. • "
The Italian Govermitent Is s tully
ljvirto-thti necewlit-rtor-se;tton:-Tho-
'Palace of the Doges is 'undergoing •
thorough repair. 8evra1 churches
are bein stroll Mined, andr
mens rfil Oil are being" ,
replactd. A grant of rnonty for thls
purpose s ma e •every year„ a
small contributions aro levied. from
visitors in, this -form of nominal ad-
mission feeswhich make'. a .substrux-
Hal total in the course of a year.
Many--causes-are-sassigned foe -the
state of affairs. in Venice. The most
important is the neglect of the past.
Undeterred by repeated warninp,,,
nothing, was done by the Venetians
to:ensure the -sfety of their histor,le
bulklings until Veliiee was merged
sintosibesidngihnnscif.atalysss'Asnettier
cause1, the action of ilea water OA
hesplaster foundatioes. -'Ibis
as a mixture of lime and sand,
which has been removed by the ton.
tinual oozing of the water. I•:arth-
qeake Shocks. which are frequent in
Venire. have also contributed to
weaken many structures. Undoubted-
ly. the origin of much of the esttr,
can he traced to these successive
shocks. In some quarter& the wash
of steamers on ths Grend Canal has
been eiteti as tbe catke or trouble.
.This a •eunient. however, Le scarcely
worth serious consideration. •
As far as the Chittch of 8t.-Ifirk.
itt concented-tie-ceilte. rtaAtilhete r _
port distinctly state that partial. re- -
storatione ranges:sly undertaken in
the past have Added SO considerably
to tile weiglit of the -buil4ing that
they *have, dortitf *poi. harrit--thatv...;;
'Mete Ica 1ittTe"ittrahr-trail-4hr-ltr-------*74.
titorit len 11411 aet .pronipt tit tito .
szt .0f-St..--"Ntafteu.: It '.telt, ',tit'''.
the church is a .witttos of the Vistore
t'esire. The "city ,was.fotandcd.In
,Near- i121; the larst Tinge Szas el -
d
In the s -ear 097, tte (In:set of
Mark wag' heguia, in tir*,,to.,ar Sao.
1'fflt 012 this Stater/Si fib ersti •
-a 1w1 destroyellsit' itt Os se:sr
3. The e1*11re11'09 We tno* It was
rat attccr in1tAnj. 111
,s,.k3r.k.c4,31;tn,nArz,tear.!xzo•,3go.,,,,,,„,„_,
41 to s ktith.ir 111.41its fanie.--
(94)i� aro e.,:tc.
1 , ere peritiled. 4 1
at
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•pt
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