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$3 hev oo " oi se e ?'g""'? uin uc o en e : most important péint in the sur ,m._"im%_hm question of whether the whole volcan-- -- 3e cone is rising or %m only be determined by additional ac-- c fan rfare sht Sitl pveotucity recain i. _ .~<._ -- gablts 1,000,000 snares>" s e Om se 00-- ) 2 % _ wl . Gert Pepricrkt " C ve @t Pm A & + x C * herz 4 s x k e -- * 2 V 305 7 j a & 4 .. t + ® *, re a *94 R € _ SaAd e ~ aitis . xBb ues i o Pn " s 3c Beeh on 4+ Ne d m_'gmmwflun- going to be crowned at West-- M*cmmto \wars. At such times the houses. would be hung with silks and brightly col-- red cloths, in the open spaces would streets, headed by the mayor--and al UGermen and attended by torch--bearers, each with a straw hat bearing the badgo of his company or~ward ; arch-- dancers ; bonfires blazed in the sgreets. 'and the hopses were gay with gar--. «_ The cloger we look at medieval Eng-- Jand;the more 'wo shall yeet inclined joyous. ~begin with, th¢..country with stathed 'glass and painted walls; the dresses of the woealthy,--men>as {tion, on which were fair women in 'benutiful dresses, representing virtues, 'nclences or other allegorical_ Agures, who would recite Latin rerses for the | The United States coast and geodet: ie survey : of ~the.. Commerce® depart-- Jogical _survey : to: determine, by . the act elevation of. Mauna. Loa, in Ha-- wail, reputed to be the highest active volcano in the world. mnh-mh- been given as 18,675 feet, but this. fig-- Mofmann was --billed --as the: Jnfank y.* will find it rather dificalt reallze that the then youthful plan-- Sst Is today celebrating his fAftieth | birthday anntversary... Yet it was on this daté in 1877 that Hofmann frst jkaw the--light, in the city of Cracow. (His father was a musician and com-- poser of some nots and it was from that -wu".h attracted the. fa attention of the: great Rubenstein.> At ten ho made his first 'visit to the United: States,. Wut was compelled to abandon his--concert tour because 'of interference by the 7 arme." "At's lste ago Hotwans re-- turned to America, and has been In the king's prozvession would ride his nobles,;gorgeous in silk and vel-- vet, their ~very chorses covered--with troduce a sptash of ted or other bright tolor in--thelr hoods or. kerchiefs. '-- And the country was full--of song and hlues, they usoally managed to in-- +. The Gesh of domesttchted animals® mlaughtered by 'a butcher, as distin-- Thoagh such a pageant as a corona-- ton occurred <but rarely; there < was every yeat the excitement of ' "the matrtching --watch" on the night of M'4 suimmer.eve, when the constables and purse and said there was no Rope.' "Another amusing misprint occurred in the Anantial column of a morning 'and '.&':au- * !fio*flbmugzfi. Lure may have to be revised somewhat, -- _ Infant Prodigy Is Fifty ) Amerlcan musie lovers who cal'turn their memories to the time when Joset dred" éitizens, al}l wearing the same heard in 'cittes: throughout the <oun-- '~'George Doran; the New York pub-- lisher, was taiking about misprints. »'1";&*'{%&,"@' ..4.', ' 'i.s. caurse the one where placed over ; tha obituary: column by mistake; and a long--list of obltuaries will .u-;c V olcano "Butcher's Meat" Titfe in the Middle Ages," by aawed by Governor Pownail,. when it was-- iw 1750, 'in: honor of Lord who: in .that year had-- taken 'Tic from the French, and later Berved as commandet in chief of--the armies--in America and a#. w--d Virginia. He did not ap "_iP . ----\Amd i tame to pass after th desth of Abriham, _ _ __~ And the boys gre "and Esmm wis 'a cunning °_ ;A camne. from the held, snd he was feinti .And Eum sold his birthright uato Jacob. Then > %'i' c; and Isase threlt by / J'?'l-tj: '""*l#' Aud &uu?um Jacob gave Esan bread and pottage of lentils;-- and he jwelt oi." Aad Rebckah bare unty Isaee tuin foas: moy® in. tents.'} Aud Tease Soved Essu, be:' _ am faint. Ar voly said, Sell --me this day thy birtl>. _ did tat and &rink, and rose up and went his way; thus Jund the homis of ane they called Hemy, md Iis bectker's .: come he ho vae ol ho. venhion: but Rebolak fored"right. Aud Emm wid, Bobold, 1 om m the point is hom depined ies burkuighe * * m un ooo n j ma:«&a:uw use, Aud there was set . "way; and z' ""'&'fil'hwq ...:E_ u»", * " And he said unto me, The Lord, before whout ~-- brkah, and mid unto her, Wikt thon"zo with diis goum? & Y y e ® we TW L -- § en " C o. s P * * tm w Tmemesmememmmm amemmemimmmmsme--mmemmmmuee Lod 1 wo'p Sopee Aoee's oo Heterie bat aidh OOlt eeen tae had dame gioing him think, she said i . -- ' And it came to past, at the camels had dont drink» -- And she said, We have both otsw and provencc: , Ronieet 1 beay shee daink ® batle womes of thy pitckias, . will dies watee Tor thy camels, also, until they hawe | ing that the man took a golden essring of a hall dhdkd) . enough, and room io lodge io. And tix man Lowcd : ud 'she sgid, Drink, my Sord: andshe hasted, mnd Jet =. king. And she hasted, and emptied her pitcher ,,zu-mm-f...u'"g:. oo hichredg and worthipped tit Locd." Aud he rerd, © down her picher upon her hand, and gave him drink." -- into the trought, uid drew wates for all his camels. * . 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