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1 4 6f our Ladles Coat Suits and Wool Coats1KIAU Thfs gives you quite an opportunity ChildrensII

iIff a weather Is yet to come When we say oneremarkalilyltc low fortho value which we offered you 1

J I f 14 Off on all Fur Pieces1 See our Wool Coats this week 500iVv

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rsFor Dr Pendley ring 416masterii

browt1Flue tcarnations at rOc a dozen

at Brtinsons B29 Broadway> William D Watson yesterday

Jqualified as a notary publicw is < Dr Gilbert Osteopath 400 12

Broadway PhOne 19C

When you order a rig from usyou are prokif v prletors or capable ierksnbt a

tdtlver or hostler who writes fliesappolntedtS t JransCera =Subscriptions are now being

taken for the 41st series of the Me ¬SteEabout the companyiV Chief of Police Collins has In ¬

structed Justice John Burnett to dis-

pose of several dogs he keeps at hisresidence on North Fifth street Thodogs continual barking through the

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night keep the neighbors awake andtheY complained to the authorities

Vt City subscrlDerB to the Dally

I s I t i l Sun who wish the delivery of theft°

1 papers Stopped must notify our col-

lectorsIt v or make their requests ill¬M IJrect to The Sun office No attentionI I

I will be paid to such orders whenr s 4 a given to our carriers Sun Pub Co

4I Drink Belvedere thePaducaitbeer

r Sexton the sign writer allIt kinds of sign and advertising wrhlng

flue painting of every character InBfdo work and carriage painting andrepairing Phono40i JB

Fine carnations at 50 c a dozeniatt Brunsons 529 BroadlvaYrj lI

For hlghgrade wallpaper aeoKelly Umbaugh 321 Kentucky Av

f Belvedere beer Is a home prot I iiduct Remember that

Robert Simpson 11 years old

t son of Mrs Elizabeth Simpson ofLone Oak caught his leg In a wheel

t tyastorday while riding in a wagonand his knee cap was drenched The-

yy t injury was dressed by Dr Johnston

fDnd pr R CGore of LoneIOakf Dr Vl Blytho hiss moved from

Fraternity building to 625 BroadwayI

f next to RegIstev buildlni1mOffieeIt t phones 870 residence 271

I I Upright pianos from 150 to

tlghtlrtt rjTi Miller Bro 518 BroadwayHii 4Dr J V Voris dentist 200

Fraternity buildingL Fine carnations at EOe a dozenDroadwayIPlace your orders for wedding

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t f Invitations utfhome The Sun snowsi fas great an assortment as you find

i I anywhere at prices much lower thanfelyou pay eltewhere

1 Photographs of criminals arrest1ft f 4 1ted and prosecuted here are desired

itrr by CUe of Police John J Conrtor ofHS Paul Minn for the rogues gal

r° JorV In that city A letter was orehived yesterday afternoon by Chief

P K Police James Collins making thojfe request

ii1 l 1 > You know your calling CA-

rJSIJ trp correct when they come from Tho

Sun Script cards anti plate 150 aliihdrea the Old Eng jJh 3

11r lf you want a 10 per cent In>r estment subscribe for some stock

lr 1 1i l jjtime 41st aeries ot the Mechanics

fl I iujldlng and Loan Association whichnow open See F M Fisher

rfi > Because of the Inconvenience of

i 4 ie present arrangement It la probaI io that tomorrow the board of pubjvAa works nlM change its meeting

t hi me to Tuesday afternoonsjr=Globo Wernlcke filing cases andbesttryI

tblanktI Ylloephone orders promptly HUed Oldrno 430 R > D Clement Co-

r We have Slug Shot that will lenay all Insects on plants and Plant

tjg JW that will make ylaiU grow

+t Jnnsoiii bSI Broadway ffff

i JVFine carnations t5o a dieuaj

4U1oa1ikiiror and reader wlli appear at

HandsomeEvening Dresses

75 and 100Values for

25 arid 35

the Paducah High school FebruaryHo will aecturo afternoon and evenIng The lecturer Js from LebanonTenn and has been heard In Padu ¬

cah before The proceeds of thelecture will go to tho High school li-

brary¬

Wedding Invitations announce ¬

ments am every character oi en-

graved work is given careful per ¬

sonal attention at Tho SunThe Illinois Centrall wrecker has

returned from Cedar Bluff where Ityesterday picked up a car whichhad broken jn two and blocked the

quarriesProttj

class meets Wednesday and Frldfvevenings at 8 a clock at K of P hallPhone 970 V

Fine carnations at 50c a dozenat Brunsons 529 Broadway

The 41st series of the MechanicsBuilding and Loan Association is nowopen for subscriptions This is themost successful building and loan In ¬

stitution in the South over twentyyears old It pays 10 per cent on theInvestment when carried to maturityF M Fisher secretary

Examinations for five positionsin civil service have been orderedfor this district as follows Masonlogger and wagonmaKer February27 r chief food and drug inspectionchemist bureau of chemistry de ¬

partment of agriculture February 5

clerk French translator male bureau of plant Industry March C

Mattle Martin colored died cud ¬

denly at 1527 South Seventh streetthis morning at G oclock An Investi ¬

gation by Coroner Frank Eaker re-

sulted¬

In a verdict that oho died fromheart trouble She was SJ1 years oldand has a slgter living here

imiGGEX MCASICEY

Will Be Miido MnJoriGcnernl on Ketirciitciit of Vatic

Washington Jan 23tt is un ¬

officially announced that BrlgGenw S McCaskey commanding the de ¬

patment of Texas will be promotedto the grade of majorgeneral on thestatutory retirement on April 14next of MajGen James F Wadecommanding the Atlantic division atNow York

The present understanding is thatCol Chas Hall Thirteenth Infantryin command of the Infantry and cav ¬

Kaqvi1lbethe list of hrigadlergenorals whichwill occur early In March-

INTEROHANGIABLE nU AGE

On All nnllronda East of Mississippiand South of Ohio

Atlanta Ga Jan 23 Inter-changeable

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jnileage on all rallraodseast cf the Mississippi and south orthe Ohio and Potomac rivers willbe put on sale by roads in tho south ¬

eastern toiritory This agreementwas reached by tho conference com ¬

mittee of the Southeastern Passe ¬

ger association here today at a ape ¬

cial meeting held for the purpose ofconsidering the matter It was agreedthat the new order shall become ef¬

fective February 1 Therate will bo2 12 cents a mile

NoticeAM members of Ingles de Rebekah

Lodge No 17 are requested to bepresent at their regular meeting onWednesday night January 23 at730 oclock as the newly electedofficers wll the installed After thenstallation an elaborate banquet

will be served by the ladlesLUOY ORR Secretary

Four Killed IB WreckAlbany N Y Jan 23 Four

men woro killed and at least 12 Intired this afternoon on tho Now YorkCentral Mohawk division about halfa mile west of this city byjthe colli-sion of a fight engine with d caboosefilled with laborers All the killed andinjured were Italians

Rug H Sagy personal estate In

New York it norsRfieesseJ for 50

000040 No longer agn hn Mayor

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People and-Pleasant Events

WellIInrt NuptialsThe marriage of Miss Ruth Well

and Mr Edson Hart was solemnizedyesterday afternoon at 4 oclock atthe home of Mr and Mrs Ben Wellleon Jefferson street It was a beauti¬

ful wedding characterized by thecharm of simplicity but witnessed bymany friends of the popular youngcouple

The handsome Wellle home wasartistically decorated throughout ina profusion of southern Smilax Inthe parlor palms and ferns werebanked at the mantel forming an ef¬

fective background for the weddingceremony From the stairway to thisaltar white ribbons were carriedforming an aisle for tho bride andgroom who were attended only byMiss Azllco Reeves a niece of thebride The ceremony was Impres ¬

sively pronounced by the Rev W ECave D D of the First Presbyterianchurch the ring being use An or ¬

c rostra stationed in the upper hallplayed the Mendelssohn weddingmarch as the couple descended thestairs and 0 Promise Mel throughout the ceremony

Tho bride an exceedingly prettyand dainty gjrj b Ippked especiallylovely In her beautiful wedding dressof white radium silk heavily en ¬

crusted with lace and the bridal veilShe wore a heartshaped brooch ofpearls and diamonds and the groomsgift a bracelet set with diamondsThe bridal bouquet was a shower ofbrldd roses and llllesortthevalley

The maid of honor was very pret ¬

tlna girlish frock of white Parismusllnover green She carried whitecarnations

A delightful reception followed theceremony In the receiving partywore Mr and Mrs Edson Hart Mrarid Mrs Jacob Well Mr and MrsBen Wellle Mr and Mrs Robert LReeves Mrs Henry Well MrsThomas C Leech Mrs Louis RlekeMrs Harris Rankin Mrs CharlesThompson Mrs Alonzo R MeyersMrs Vernon Blythe Mrs MarlannaMayes of Mayfield Miss VirginiaKinifey of New York Miss AnneRhea of Nashville Miss FaithLangstaff Miss Elizabeth SlnnottMiss Kathleen Whlteflold Miss Azllee Reeves Miss Marie Wellle

Many handsome reception toilettesadded to the beauty of the scene

The dining rogm was a charmingeffect in green and white Tho tablewas a handsomely set affair with thecenterpiece a pretty arrangement ofwhlto carnations and ferns Lovechains of smllax extended from thocenter to the four corners of the ta¬

ble A delicious course luncheon wasserved in tho white and green mo-

tifThe bridal gifts of the couple

made a handsome displayTho brides bouquet was caught

by Miss Elizabeth SinnottMr and Mrs Hart left at C

oclock for a southern wedding tripthat will Include a stay In FloridaThe brides traveling suit was astylish tailored costume of blue Onreturning they will be for the winterat the Hart homo on JeffersonStreet

HolHnsSclnvnrtzSt Louts papers publish tho mar¬

riage of Mgr Harry C Holllns of Pa ¬

ducah to Miss Barbara Schwartz ofNormanda Mo January 1C MrHolllns is a well known young buslness man ffthis city He deals Inreal estate and Insurance and hasbeen here twp years coming fromGuthirle Ho is1 popularr and hisfriends her wetre surprised to learnof his marriage Miss Schwartz Is apopular young lady of NormandaMo It is presumed they will returnto Paducah In a few days to reside

Kali Tjnst EveningTho ball given by tho Brotherhood

of Locomotive Engineers last nightat the Hotel Craig was a most suc-

cessful¬

affair and an enjoyable occa-

sion Several hundred guests wereJI

In attendance

Afternoon Card PartylItSII

Lawrence Dallam Is enter-taining

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very delightfully at cards thisafternoon at her home on Fountainavenue

arntlnco Musical ClubThe Matinee Musical club is meet-

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this afternoon at the i> arlsh houaaof Grace Episcopal church A Verdiand Scarlatti program is being given

Musical EveningThe Church Furnishing society of

the First Christian church will givea musical and literary entertainmenton Friday evening at the home ot Mrand Mrs J K Bondurant on SouthSixth street An attractive programhas been arranged

0IPo-tSwcct CkarJtyitstApronlhll

aprons both fancy and u cfuli thereT

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will be homemade candy of many vamotes

Cotillion ClubThe Cotillion cljlb will ontartaln

this evening with a dance at the Pal-

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House It wilt bo a germanwithout favors

Entro Nona ClubMiss Retta Hatfiold will entertain

the Entre Nous club on Friday after-noon

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at her home on North Seventhstreet

Tacky Party En MasqueThere was an enjoyable masque

tacky party given at tho home of Mrand Mrs SD Gott on West Trimblestreet last evening The costumeswere very unique and a delightfulevening was spent

Those present were Misses DaisyBryan Myrtle Hoyer Jessie GottStella Ross Ruth McCool EmmaSmothreman Willie Humphrey Pau ¬

line Hank Hallie Ross ClaraRhodes Bessie Lou Watts RuthGott Blanche Peck Mesdames Ar-thur Watts M C Lynch Smotherman Peck Pearl Dasslng MessrsM C Lynch RF Johnston EarlJohnston Arch Householder W TStroub Rupert Robertson CharlesSanders Mack Brogan Earl Smotherman Walter Sanders ArthurWatts Will Porter

C M Riker local manager of theWest Kentucky Coal company re ¬

turned yesterday from East OrangeNew Jersey where he has been at¬

tending tho bedside of his fatherMrs Hunter Hough of DexterMo

has returned homo after visiting herparents Mr and Mrs George AWright She was accompanied as faras Cairo by her sister Miss EdnaWright

Mr and Mrs Robert Dawes navegone to St Louis to attend the bed ¬

side of their son Bornlce who Is 111

Miss Belle Lockett of Hendersonwill arrive next Monday to visit MissMartha Davis

reIturnedTex Is visiting her uncle Mr HenryE Thompson of South Sixth streeten route to New York

Mr James Scott has gone to HotSprings Ark

Mr J J Legate of Farmington isvisiting his daughter Mrs LanderRoark r

Mr Andrew C Clark is in Earllngton Ky visiting his mother

Miss Maxie Whltnell of Fulton istho guest of Miss Sylvta Callssi

ilKJolui liI Dye IsUi bf pneumo-

nia at his home In Mccbanlcsburg-iMr Henry Jennings has returnedVIsIItlng

Fifth streetMir Jamie Paxton Is visiting In

Clarksvllle TennMr Pat Halloran of Cedar Bluff

returned this morning after a shortbusiness trip to the city

Mr L P Holland of time AyerLord Tie company went to EJdyvlllethis morning on business

Sheriff Will Hall his deputy andtwo prison rs of Ballard county leftthis morning at 745 oclock for EJ ¬

dyvllleMr D J Morrison who has been

in Paducah several months In con¬

nection with the Columbia Improve-ment

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company which repaired streetstorn up by the Paducah Tractioncompany returned to Boston thismorningMr

V Cullinane of the PaducahTraction company went to Louisvilleon business today

Mr and Mrs Will Kroutzer of417 South Fourth street are tho par¬

ents of a now girl babYIMr C M Lassiter of Sixteenth

and Madison streets Is sickJohn Slnnott Jr Is able to bo out

after a confinement of two weekswith an Injured eye

Major J H Ashcraft has recoveredfrom Injuries in a fall

Mrs Joseph A Miller went toWlckliffo to visit Mrs John B Wlckllffe

Mrs Leila Wade Lewis has saneto Mayflold to visit She will sing attho concert Thursday evening for thebenefit of the Christian church atMayfieldMrs

Edward Toof has gone to StLouis to Join Mr Toor

Mrs William Ragan of ColumbiaTenn has gone homo after visitingMrs L B Ragan of Trimble street

Miss Ethel Scopes has returnedfrom visiting her sister Mrs FanniePriceat Fulton

Mrs James Nagel is visiting MrsT J Lowe her mother at Mayfield

Mrs Ola HardIson Is In Mayfieldvisiting her sister Mrs FE Webb

Mr C IL Budd and wife returnedto Memphis last evening after spend-ing

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a week hereA R Harton and family of Harri ¬

son street have returned home froma visit to relatives in aiusselivllle

Miss Anita Wood of Wichita Kasarrived today and is the guest ofMiss Ethel Brooks on North Seventh

streetMrA M Rose Is out after a

mbntHs illness the result of an op-

eration¬

sMJarts Johnnie and Gola Jon s ofKuttawa ate visiting ttheir brotherMr Gflr Jones

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JINTIIECOIIRTSCircuitJ

G W Bass was excused as a petitjuror and F M Matlock substituted

AmericanGerman National bankagainst IL and John O Rehkoufbankruptcy of E Rohkopf suggestedand case continued-

E E Jackson against Postal Tele ¬

graph and Cable company plaintiffmoved for a new trial

C B Greenlea against Bert Gholson plaintiff moved for a continuanew

This afternoon tho caso of A JAtchison against J D McElweo Is ontrial The plaintiff sues for 10000damages for alleged slander allegingthe defendant called him a liar and athief They reside In this county

Court of AppealsFrankfort Ky Jan 23 Cecil

Rood of Paducah sworn as an attor ¬

ney of thlscourtAllisons executor vs Fidelity Mu ¬

tual Lifo Insurance company MeCracken argued by D G Park forappellant and Cecil Reed for appel ¬

1lee submitted

Police CourtRosa West and Lula RIce colored

denizens of 900 Washington streetwho were presented in polldd courtquarreled last night Rosa pullingout a razor made for tho open airLulu locked the doors Rosa was fin-

ed¬

20 and Lula 5

The rose against the Uttcrback Ad ¬

vertising agency because Its bill ¬

boards project on the sidewalk atFourth street and Broadway was byagreement continued until Saturday

Other oases Jonas and HarrySmith colored malicious cuttingcontinued Will Kramer for knock-ing

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John Wright Into the river 10Aneeds Filed

J Jf McCandloMt to KentuckyRealty company property In the Tay-lor Mocquot addition 1 and other

considerationsH to CarolineLouise J Rottgerlng property onXortb Twelfth street near the Cairoroad 1 and other considerations

W B Padgett toiMary Padgettproperly In tho Jarrett addition 1 iand other conslderntlonssl

B B Wren and wife tb J BBishop property in the county 2

700Minnie Jackson et al to Molllo

B Chnmpiontproperty in the county9001Lexlnigton I

pany administrator with will annoxcd of B H Wisdom to George-C Wallace power of attorney

Petition lu llnnUniptcyElwoodi P Baker doing business

under tho firm name of Fulton FishOyster company filed a petition In

bankruptcy this afternoon with llabilltlesat 420 and no assets lIewas in business in South Fulton OP

the Tennessee side

3 LASS PLANT AMIDST ASSURED

All nut tOO of the Bonus Fund IsSubscribed and Deal is On

All but l20u of the glass plantbonus was subscribed this morningand the Commercial club committeeis now almost assured of the1G000 required to secure the location oftho factory here It will bo two orthree days more before tile commit ¬

too can announce the books closedbut the manner In which citizens areresponding encourages them MrHarry Flnlay the owner will se j

elite a site and build a factory

timidly Trait In n KingCleveland Loader

King Edward starts many CashIons He has been doing It all hislife Usually his Ideas are sartorialOccasionally though King Edwardstrikes out an idea which all theworld fashionable or commonplacecan approve His latest is one ofgreat t humanity No horse Is oversold from the royal stables after Itputimuch financial loss to the kingal

Iof hard up for England Is crowd I

with tufthunters who would payexorbitant prices for his old horsesI Ijust to brag about them

Interesting LectureThe Rev G W Banks will lectures

tonight at the Trimble Street Metho ¬

dist church on the subject ThroughrlPnlestlneIs well acquainted vith his subjectand his address will be Interesting

To Our Patronst

Wo respectfully call your attentionto the change In the opening of ourperformances from 830 to 815oclock every evening

The KentuckyF SCHAEFFER Ig9tld

Mr and Mrs W McCabo of 107North Seventh street are the parentsof a new boy baby

cI Unities a man knows when he has

ktke

HENS WILL LAYIf in Good Condition

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Horses Will PullIf feeling good

Cows Will Pay ff-

If fed properlyI

Hogs Will FattenIf treated right

Hart has the right remedies forHens Horses Cows and Hogs Itmakes them all do their level bestfor U Try it Its cheap but good

CEO Oo HART SONS CO

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No matter how much you read ityou do not readand sometimes an ¬

swer classified advertisements youare not au courant with the completelire of the city nor able to under¬

and its minor activities

Carlyle said A word spoken In

season at the right moment Is themother of ages According to thisdefinition WjouwJ11read the adver ¬

today you will find a wholelot of mothers of ages-

W4tNTED100 girls at onceMorgonthalerHorton Basket Co

FOR RENTTwo furnished roomsfor tight housekeeping at 10 permonth Old phone 225 5

WANTED Position in office byyoung lady SySunafflco

HOUSE for rent Apply 1318Clay

WANTED A good washerwom-an

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Apply 417 North FourthWANTEDTwo furnished rooms

for light housekeeping Old phone1749

CLOTHES cleaned and repairedJas Duffy Phone 95Ga

OVERSTREET the painter Newphone 1025 old phone 975

FOR RENi Elegant flats Seventhand Broadway Apply to B H Scott

WILLIAMS Furniture exchange538 South Third Furniture boughtand sold New phone 900a

WANTED A position by youngman of ability to do office work andbookkeeping Address At E Sun

COTTAGE for rent Centrally lo-

cated¬

Apply at 441 South Sixthstreet

FOR SALE a hree mares onewagon one buggy Apply to J C

Walker 1148 Broadway

PIANO and household furniturefor sale at reasonable prices Apply1722 Madison

FOR RENTFourroom cottage314 Tennessee also shop Second andTennessee Phone 222AFOR RENTOffice onLegal Row

Frank F Davis at Paducah Traction

companySENDyour clothes to the Fault ¬

less Pressing club 3025 BroadwayDrake Browder proprietors Bothphones 1507

LOSTA black and gold shieldpin set with pearls and tur ¬

gneiss Return to Tho Sun office for

I WISH to announce to the ladlesthat I have moved my dressmakingparlors from CIS Jefferson to 219North Sixth Miss Eva Nutt Modiste

LARGE HEAVY draft horse nodwagon for sale Will trade for realestate Improved or unimproved Ad-

dress P O Box 585

LOST Yoke and sleeve for childsat Ninth and Monroe Return

0 227 North Ninth and receive re-

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LOSTA twisted gold chainnecklace with a small heart AttackedSomewhere on Ninth or Tennesseestreets Return to WIG Tennessee

reward

WANTED Industrious youngman for bookkeeper stenographerand office work Must write goodhand and have good habits AddressX this office

THE PARTY who carried a ladysfur neck piece from the BroadwayMethodist church last night throughmistake will confer a favor by leav ¬

ing same at this office

TO WHOM IT MAY concern Weare ready to take care of all dead an ¬

imals such as cows horses muleshogs and dog Our wagon will calland get them without cost Tal3Phono 1859 Gent Elliott

ALDKIIMKX MAY NOT MELT

IAIdcTiimn K n Hnnnnii Is Not SoWell Today

On account cf the Illness of Alderman E D Hannan it Is probable thatthere will be no quorum at the meetIng of the board of aldermen tomor ¬

row night Alderman Hannan Is theDemocratic candidate for presidentIt was thought ho would be wellenough to attend but this morningthe indications were that ho is in fora prolonged confinement In thehouse

Salt Mined Without Human EffortThirteen hundred barrels every

twentyfour hours of fine saltmin-eJ purified and crystallized packedready for the table without time

touch of a hand or the lifting of anarm this Is tho last achievement Insaltmaking tho final round ln re-duced cost of production says JamesCook Mills In Technical World Magall

zine for JanuaryThe three factors that permit thIs

economy of production are solidreinforced concrete waste exhauststeamy and automatic machinery

The rock salt Is mined nnd broughtto tho surface in tho form of brinethrough wells nearly 800 foot deepThis brine IB pumped into a tank andfiltered and run Into settling tanksFrom there It Is drawn oft into

gralners where the salt crystal ¬

lizes Theo gralners are made ofsolid concrete and are much bettorthan the old wooden tanks Steamexhaust pipes pass through the grainors which heat tho brlno to such atemperature that crystallization be-

gins¬

This Is a most interesting actionWatching the steaming surface oftho brine a pellicle of salt formswhich soon breaks and sinks downto be followed by another mid thocrystallization then proceeds rapidly

It la this extreme rapHIty of orystalllzatlon In tho concrete gralnorsthat has astonished the oldest saltmakors and made glad th directorsii

of tho Plato Glass CompanyNo such fast saltmaking was

ever known before said saltmakerMason It beats all how the crys ¬

tals form o tho bottom and sides Of

tho ralner I never saw anythinglike It and I have been making Saltand good salt tootor twentyfiveyears

From boyhood Dr Nansen thopolar explorer accustomed himself totho use ot snowshoes and would oftengo Cortor fifty miles on them without taking any food with him Hehad a great dislike bo spy outfit forhis excursions t

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