ASOLiNE srovss
, them at a reduction of 10 per cent.
* court Illillll rum no man srnttrs.
TON POINT
South Norwalk. Conn.
The most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
I’lllllEl FINEBATHING HilllSES
{General Attractions.
Every facility for providing for large excursions.
First class accommodations for boarders.
. . Prof. Bmythe’s orchestra-furnishes music in the dancing
ppvilion daily.
._ i The excursions for this week are July 28, American Legion
of Honor. New York; 29, Goethe Lodge, 1. 0. 0. F.; 30, K. O. 8.
Binding club, N. Y.; 31, Swedish Lutheran, Bethlam, Ch; Aug-
1m 1, New Canaan S. 8.; August 2, First Presbyterian Church,
of Huntington and moonlight excursion of Huntington.
finial Point Improvement Company. llwners and Proprietors.
J. FlNKENSTEIN, General Manager.
minor or TIME on snunnv
ThelINew' Passenger Steamer.
Litter 4
a. use.
llllll SERVICE llETllEEll SOUTH lllllllllllt lllllillEW llllllt.
FARE—SINGLE, 40c; EXCURSION;.70c.
vss South Norwslk at 7:20 a. m.
vssllsekman street. at 2:15 p. m. (Saturdays. 1:33 p. m.) Leaves East :llst street. 'at
an (Saturdays 2.41) p. m .r
t boats for orwallt leave New York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
“7.31. haves Norwal . Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at. 6:00 p. rn. Freight. received
hamlflmmmomum.
EXCURSION
STEAMER “FAVORITE.”
SEA CLl-l-‘F, L. l..
snort, Austin in.
Leave South Norwaik. 2:00 a. m.; leave Sea Clltf. 5:00 p. In.
25c-—Tlclrsts Entire liounrl Trip—25c-
"1 ' —-—A8K FOB-—
~BllllWll8 $3.00 SHOE
And you will see not only a
‘ Neat and- Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
. l M latsrial is llsed. Combining Durability and Style
flaking itthe bestttmo Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
m and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at
.s. BROWN’S,
;j‘_ « 1' south Main Street. 80. Norwaik.
‘ v
Try the “WANT” columns of The
Sentinel.
sH & VAN seer:
use
was.» ~ am
Wondrous-ammo on. beanie!
Eight Mile creek. about ill or 15 miles
001911 of Adelhldti. Wm! Ben Gun.
and Fireman Maurice Lyons saw the wa-
ter coming down the crock. Lyons mam
aged to escape by climbing up the side of
the mountain. Govee is supposed to have
been drowned. Brakeman Dolan is known
to have lost his life in the water.
The flood struck the town of Adelaide,
have been swept away, and Mrs. Carllsle
and a man named Watson were
drowned. Six persons are known to have
been drowned at Adelaide. and two othen
are reported missing. The railroad for ten
miles near Wilbur has been washed away.
No definite information was obtainable
up to a late hour. but it is known much
damage has been done in the path of the
storm. It is estimated to be at least
0100.000. More (instruction is reported at
Camp McCourt.
The flood was caused by a cloudburst,
gndawall of water 90 foot high rushed
down the narrow canyon. Three lives Wore
lost. and four employees of the railroad
company are missing. The dead are:
Mrs. Curr. aged 40.
Mr. Trucoy, aged 30.
--— Cook.
The missing are it. M. Govoo. engineer;
Dick Dolan, brukcmnn; Frank Cnidwoll.
brukornun. and C. G. Hitl.’ll('0i7k, night
opcrntor ht Florence.
The hotel. which was owned by Mrs.
Carr and Mr. Tracey. was completely de-
molishod by the writers.
There Were two hmdslidos. one u: Ade-
laide and the other at South Four Milo.
The latter landslide coverod the railroad
track about 100 foot. About 3.50 men are
at. Work and havo hourly clourod up the
first landslide. and will in u couple of days
have the line open.
The depot and suttion house at- Adoluido
were filled with about four foot of watt-r.
The damage is not us much as at first ro-
portcd. tho company’s loss not being over
$25. 000. The wires were torn down near
Adelaide, thus preventing move of the dis-
aster becoming known here till into. The
landslide struck u freight train, which
was thrown across the track.
CATSKILk, N. M.. Aug. 1.—'l‘ho Rod
river is swollen to it higher [mint than it
had roochcd for yours by tho cloudburst,
causing much damage. Much of the track
and runny bridgos of tho (Tutsklil branch
of the Union Pacific rnilroud botwccn
this piaco and .N‘oprls and also be-
iwocn (.‘utsklll unti Vusqucl. \Vcro wushod
away, and it will probably be sowrul days
bcforo, tho rhuhngo can in) rcpulrod stilli—
ciontly for truths to pass through.
A BRIDGE DRAMA.
The “'oman Jumped. "er- llnsband Run,
and u Stranger “cached “or.
ALMXY. A urr. l.——'l‘horc was it (immut—
ic incldont on tho i‘cntrul liudson ruli-
rotul brldrro horo thul wry hourly cost two
livos. 'l'ho bridgc hnsufoot pussongor with
protected hyu rail ill... foot high. The
bridgi- spims tho. limb-son nudist 2:. foot
abm'o tho wator.
Men on the balcony of the Albany
Yacht club house saw u woman climb over
tho rail and jump into the writer. She
had hardly disuppoun'd whon a man
clothed only in his untlcrclothlng jumped
after her. Bouts wore quickly launched
and tho two pmplo tnkon lshoro. Tho
Win an was vory hourly boyond aid. and
on uftcr grout oXortion was rosnscitntod.
Tho mun. too. was almost oxhnustcd.
Tho rnnn gun- his nntuo us Griswold
Milcs illlll told this story: "i was coming
ucross tho bridgo with u frlctnl win-n we
saw this Woruun on tho uutsidoof tho ruil.
Shc oxclultnotl. 'Will. you drovo mo in
lhls.‘ nutl junipod. 'l'hc mun with hor
took to his ln-ols illlll run. l ~li‘lltpl‘il nil
thyroid and trouscrs unrl jllillllt‘tltlllt‘f'
hor.“
lilohurdmn. lti'i‘ husband. who. it is said.
Who lhc luuu with hor, la n cubluot runkr-r.
'l‘ho yacht club llull~t' is oil thu- opposito
sldo of illi' rivor in llonsm-lnor county. and
tho \i’ornun was spiritml tl\\il)’ lli'fitl‘t‘ uhy
iuoro information could lw obtuitrod.
“'lrn \Vorknrs Lose a Rirlke.
('l.l-2\‘l'll..\2\'ll. Aug. l.—-—.-\ I‘l‘lhla‘ m-nicd
linnrincnt iii tho Amoricnn\vlr'oworks.
Whoro 2.000 nu-n \voro on nstriko. Fiftcon
hundred nu-nwcro gutln-rmlurnunil tho
works. and us tin: strtkt-rs llllll uvowod
tln-ir lntcuiiou of provouting any inch
from going to work troublo sooiuml probu
bio. ’l‘ln- tiny pnsmsl, ltowmor. without
any. Luto in tho ut‘tr-rnoou illv mmpuny's
forms u‘oro uocoptod. tho striko rlm-lurcd
oil, and tho Illl'll will all roturn to work
botwoon now and host Monday.
Lightning Itrolro llcr Neck.
.lsrssoxvrrnut. Flu. Aim. 1. ‘wi‘liln .lt-u.
kins, colon-d, was killcil horo by light
hing. Slu- was standing on rt porch hour it
iron. h‘ho hurl u stnnll child in ln-r nrlus.
but lln- child who not own hurt. Willin-
propurlng tho \vorunn for burial it on». us-
ccrtuihod that hor llot'k luul boon ltrirki'il.
but thcro was not. tho sllglut-st mark on
llI'l' body or ovou nu uhrrmion of tho skin.
The Tailor Dairhlssl In Who-t.
Ql'l-iltrti'. Ann. l.~-~Il ntrpoursihnt Hoot-gi-
I’ortcr. tho loilcr of tho locul brunch of
tho llmik of Mttllli‘i'lll. who was urn-atoll
'l’nosduy. bud dubblcd in whom. llo had
bought 100.000 lntshols Iti» prim-s running
froth iii to'i-l. When it ivcnt. down to 02%.
ho (lcposlicrl 000.000 of tho bank's money
to have it. (if this 090,000 will ho lost.
Charged With Bunbesslement.
JAtthvamlc. Firs. A no. l.-—iiobort
C. Scott. onto: milucmr liilil treasurer
and collector of .looksonvillc. was arrested
hero charms! with embezzling more than
.9. 000 of the city's funds.
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shit-ism Verses. so—ooim Text,
that. xiv, Monuments" by the Rev.
D. as. steam
17. Having lm‘uoreb, where they had
been so long encampcd. they came to Ko-
desh-barnea. on the south barrier of the
land, which was 11 kiays' journey from
Hersh. Here the people asktid that spins
might be sent to search out the land and
bring word as to the best way to enter
(Dent. i, 2. 21, 22). It seems strange.
that Moses should be pleased with this
thought of sending spies when God had
said that it was a good and largo land
flowing with milk and honey (Ex. ill, 8).
and when God Himself always went before
them in the cloud, but We remember the
story of Rehab.
18. Since God had tostlflodus to the land
and hurl sold flint Iio would give it to
them. what (lid it maitor whether the in-
habitants wore few or many, strong or
weak? Hull not the God of Ismcl shown
them liis power in Egypt. and at the Red
Em, and was not Ills pn-scnco a sufficient
assurance? But they did so forget God,
just us We do.
19. It looks as if they were going to see
if God mount what lie shld, nml if Ho was
as good as His word (Ex. xlll. 5; xxxlil.
2, 3). But one may say, Why find fault
with tho spires when God cotnnmhdcd
thorn (vcrsos l, 2)? lint it little attention
to Dent. l. 23:5, will show that (led only
permitted thorn to have their own way in
this rnuttor, as Ho (llll riftcrwurd in that of
a king (1 Sum, viii, ii, 7. 21, :22).
20. It sci-ms odd to foil thorn to ho
good courngo whoh unbollof \vus scnd hg
thorn forth. it rouuiros fulth in Godto
hiukonny one to boot good cont-ago, but
going to son if Ills word was true would
hardly loud to courngo. Listchto Paul in
the storm of. son when cvorything socrnotl
against him, “lbollovo find, that it shall be
even as it was told inc" (Acts xxvil. 25).
23. 24. One would think that all fours
would be dispollml by n visit to tho wry
placo whcroAbmhnrn. lsuno and J lM'llll lny
htlrlctl. How could tin-y help thinking of
the faith of Abraham and bolng strength-
cncd thcroby? Thou such irrnru-s rind [mulc-
grnnutos and figs—how could thoir licurts
lmlpcrylug out, “It lsull just us llo suld?"
liorno one has surrmmtml thut lhoso tivo
carrying the grows lunko us think of the
(lid and New ’I‘cstumcnts—tho (lili'. nhcud
did not sco wliut ho was carrying. but tho
one bohiml now both thc oucnlrcutl and
tho irropcs ton. Yot both curricd tho sumo
fruit. Josue. tho 'l‘ruo Vino. is the bur.
lll‘ll of tho tvhnio book. but is more t-lcurly
rovonlcd in tho Now ’l‘cstunn‘nt,
:25. "And ihcy rciut'tn-d front sorm'hlng
of tho lurnl uftor in llit}‘~.” And lwcuuso
of limit ltnlioliof tin-y, though so hourly
[llrfirii't-\lll;.{ tho innrl. \vcn- turrn-d buck into
tho “'lllli'i'lll‘hh' to wuudor for so yours. a
your for ouch tiny (Nun). xiv. Ill).
tirnc no will soc u doopcr ruvuninu in all
tho “forty Il:r._\"’ oxpcricnovs of Scripturo.
:30. :37. Tiny could not but bring u good
roporf of tho lurid: flu-y could not my
ought oisoconcorning it than “Huroly it
iluwoth with milk and honcy, and this is
the fruit of it." God ulwnys moans what-
llo says, and “'o are pcrfootly safe in tak-
ing lllrn ut His Word. Win-h llo rnnkcs a
stuforhcnt. we must olthor honor Him by
bollm‘inlr it, or dishonor Him by our ttro
bollcf and muko film a liar-(IJuhh v, 10).
linthor lot us hollow ills ovory word. and
thus sci to our soul thrit God is true.
2d, ‘29. “Novorihchm‘s iln' ponplc bu
strong." And so thu-y tulk of tho iriunts.
untl nil ihoiuhuliiluntsof tho lnrni nnd
flicwullcil cit h-s. Hod hurl rucntimml lhcw
notion-r and lint] said that llo \vnuld (ll‘l\'i‘
thcru out ile. xxxiv. ll). Ubwrvo His
sovonfoltl “I will." iii-ginning nnti curling:
with "i run .lobovuh." in Ex. vi. 0N. and
N‘l.‘ \vhut dcsporntc nuhclicl‘ thcso rucu wrro
guilty of in putting tho li‘.‘|~l Ulliilli'lo in»
foro tho pouplo. iii-.tczul of tho living iiurl
who hull ulr‘mrl)’ ilutro N! \\‘Hlllll‘nll.~l}' for
thctu. it is twirl-airing: luturn tn i‘ulclt.
nntl li~tcn l'l hnu.
.‘lll. "Lot US l!” lip :ll ttlll‘l‘ullil pil\~.'~\' it.
for “'c rtro uoll nblo lilil\l'l‘l‘lrllli' it " llt't‘o
is r'olrlirlonco in find, and it is “oil i'ourulod
———lt l‘i‘alh‘ uu ills puucr uho ntmlc :rll
thlnrrsnntiof “'llitlll llrcpropln-t Milli. “.\h.
Lord iiml. lll'lllllll ’l'hnu lr:i~.t nintlo tho
lu-nwu nrnl llll'i'.‘il‘lll by 'i'liyim-ut puth'l‘
utnl .«trctrlu'rl out ur'rn. llilil llll’l‘l' i~. noth-
ing in” hard for ’I‘hoo" (Jor. xxxii. lit.
'l‘hoso oncuuruiziurz “iii‘tl'i by \xhiclt i'nlob
srrught in still tho ponplv twro from his
honrt (.llrrllllil xiv, 12!, for ho wholly fol-
ltm’otl ”to Lord.
:ll. “\Vt- ho not. nhlo in no upruruinst tho
pooplo. iur tin-yarn stronucr tltun u‘c. " it
was out. n rpnwtion of "thoy fillil do." but.
only of llrcru und Hod. lio “'llrr brought
tlu-tu out of Egypt was nblo to bring thorn
into l'nnuuu. and in that light l'ulr-b und
.lmhuu Niw ii. for ilrcy sultl. “'l'ho Lord is
uith us; {our tlu-rn not" ”it. or. l‘uttl
We ll.’l\t‘ icurnod our own luubillty to sow .
ulll‘wll’cs. wo will not bc liki-ly to lot lin-
Imrd suvo u~. and until no but.» loorrml
our ittulrillty to kl‘l'll our-tulips \wu'ill not,
know tho joy of ill-i kcoplruz tumor. Wu
wunl ntloopcr knnn‘lctluo rind cxpcrloltm
of all (but is lnt'ltulctl in tho words, "Not
I, but. illrrist.”
32. (ill. “'I‘hcy nnrl Wo" was in lln- unbo-
llcvcrs sutzrrmttvo of giants llllll grasshop-
porn. and rosultod in much wwptnu rind
murmnring on tho purl of tho pcoplc. and
a coil for u now captain who would loud
lrllotu brick in Egypt. so ihnt tlrc Lord hurl
to my to Most-s: “llow long will this poo.
plopmvoko Mo? llowlnnu will it lmcrc
tltcy bciiovo lilo, for all tho signs which I
ltuvoshowod muons: tlrcml” (xiv. ii.) if .
Wu plum ourselvos fnco to from with our
illfllcultlcs. Wu will ofttlmos bo discour-
aged, but when we plnco our difficulties
face to fuco with God, thch victory is euro,
and thyme and Joy amount. Tho mutlor that
He makes ills own is as grusl unaccom-
pllshcti. In quietness and in confidence is
our strength (lea. xxx. 15).
Artistic Treatment.
A famous lmnlscnrm pnlntcr hml tonal]
in a denim to soc his wlfc. \vliowns suffer-4
ing from bronchitis. Aftcrlm ltmloxnno
inod thopullcut the doctor rcconrmomlml
the husband to tuko u small brush, (lip it
in tlrmitm- of ioillnc nml lightly pulrtt tho
lady's brick with It. Thr- artist. took up his
brush. and. Mtcr dipping it. in tho tincture,
primocdcd to carry out the doctor‘s pm~
scription. llut his artistic tcmpcmmcnt
sorm . got. tho lwttor of his sick nursing
qnnlltios. hll-‘lliklllfl his wife's back for a
canvas. lililli'tlil of simply applying tho io-
tlon he illtttwllt'tl out olnndsmrm and grad-
ually peopled itwlth figures and put in all
the details oomph-to. The patient. finding
the Operation n rudim- lengthy one, asked
her husband if he had not finished. And
the latter. receding a few steps to ermine
his work, replied. "Anmher dob or
and than less put it in the frame.”-
“use.
roar of a. ma. rim. out. 11-». as.
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Answers to the following I 00 questions.
_WILL BE FOUND IN VOLUME ONE 01‘“ THE 1
Encyclopedia
- Britannica.
ON THE PAGE DESIGNATED AFTER EACH QUESTION.
These questions are designed to indicate to some degree the varied and inter-
esting information contained in a single volume of this great work.
The complete work comprises 25 large Quarto Volumes,and is a digest oi the ~
libraries of the world.
1. What is an earth pig and in what
part of the world can it be found? 3
2 Who were the Aborigines and
whence comes the term applied to
tribes? 51
3. What is absinthe, what are its quali-
ties. and how rs It madt? How docs
it affect its victim? ’ 57
What was the origin of the word
Academy. and in what way did
Cicero help to perpetuate it? 88
Who composed the famous dialogue
known as Academic Questions? 63
What is the origin of the word Ace.
the name for the single points on
cards or dies? 92
7. What animals and birds are found
alike in the hottest and coldest parts
of the earth? 8.
8. What was the most. glorious monu-
ment of ancient Grecian architco
lure? 121
9. Who was the celebrated master of
Eonlieb composition who contribut-
od respectfully to the Tatler, the
Spectator and the Guardian? 146
What is the curious solemn looking
bird. with a military name, that is
found in tropical India? 154
In what country was there a duty
levied on advertisements? 177
What is an Aeolian harp? 182
What fabulous here was supposed
to be carried up to heaven because
after his death his body could not
be found? 182
On what subject did the great phil-
osopher Bacon write nonsense? 187
Who first. discovered the balloog?
’ l 7
Flow many Aesope were then? 2i}
Name the science of beauty and its
most remarkable ancient expoundfr;
.1‘
What countryman was it that said:
“We are content with discord, we
are content with alarms, we are con.
tent With blood, but we will never
be content with a master?" 237
W here is the country known as the
ivory Coast? 269
What is the difference between a
thrashing and a threshing machine ?
302-324
When were bees first known. and
who were the early writers that dis-
cussed thcm': 297
22. What are the oil yielding planls,aud
where grown:- 383
21!. Who was the Roman Emperor who
gave ordes that his mother he slain?
~119 20
What are the duties of the Lord
High Almoner of England? 505
..o. From what animal is the cloth
known as alpaca made? 597
What is the origin of the name
Alps? 620
st. When was that wonderful metal
aluminum first made available as a
commercial product, and by whom?
(347
How many popes were there whose
name was Alexander? 436
in bat builiing was the court of
Lyo s with its wonderful fountain ?
571
What is the difference between a
calendar and an almanac? 500
What is the area in square miles of
10
12.
13.
Alaska. and when did it become the ’
property of the l’nited States? 441%
What bird is it that is said to Sloop
while on the wing? -l49
What is the blachbird called when
its leathers are pure white? «155
What ancient writcr said: “So ex-
«whole is the cunning of mankind in
gratifying their vicious appetites
that they have invcntcd a method to . L
make water itself lutoxicatr? 475
Who was the first historian to m-
scrihc the manufacture of tile in an.
clout times? Aliil
When the licenliate and the harbor
burnt the library of Don Quixote
what three romances did they spare
from the flames? 6.30
What. is the ancient derivation of
the name Amazon? 05.”.
What is amber, and where is it
found? 059
What is ambcrgris. and why is it
worth its wcight in gold? 000
liy what simple method can the
ariulteration of ambergrts be detect-
9 . llil
What is the medical and surgical
unripmcnt of an auibulanci? 007
What is the peculiar form of the
skull that distinguishcsthedmerican
race? 0.97
What race was it whose pyramids,
temples. grottoes. bas-rcliefs. arab-
osques. roads. acqucducts, fortifica-
tions and traces or whole mining op
«rations surprise the traveler and con -
found the anthuury'.l 001
Are there any evidences of the amt-
qulty of man in America. and will“?
01
When was the city of Mexico found-
ed. and how many monarchs ruled
prior to Montezuma? 605
What nation possessed the secret of
giving great hardness and durability
to copper by mixing it with tip? 097
What early nation used a species of
suspension brid perfectly analy-
gous in its price plea to those with
which we are familiar?
Who were the "Children of the
Sun?” 697
What nation does not later the bed-
ies of the dead. but lays them on the
ground and raises atumulous or con.
ical heap of earth over them? 090
What kind of people were the orlob
nsl Cbileam? 700
47
.
48.
I!
0!
557
51.
52.
Braziioallrd?
Why is it that a large proportion of
the manuscripts of the Oltl'iy inhabi-
tants of America were destroy???
it
When did the Aztecs commence
their journey towards Mexico, and
who were the Toiteee? 08
What important event took place
on board a small vessel, May 80,
1498? . 707
What did Hernando Cortes do 9|"?
What were the early inhabitants of
702
53.
54‘
55.
56.
the year‘1519? 7
In what year was Peru invaded by
Pizarro and conquered in little more
than one year wrth a force of 1,000
men? 708
Who was Bolivar? 714
Who was it of whom Lord Cbatbam
said: “He was not an honor to Entr-
land only, but to human nature?"
58:
- 721
59 Who was Washington's “most con-
fidential aid?" 721
60. What American author wrote the
thrilling account of the slight retreat
from the Aztec Capital and the ac-
count of the Sun Worshippers in the
Gold City? 724
What English Queen was it whose
habitual treachery, real meanness,
shallow pretenses to msgoanimity
ill.
are exposed in the writings of
Frondt? 721
62. What author started the vein of
burlesque offer noticced in our lit-
erature. but kept it under- restraints
of taste and temperauct? 725
Who was the earliest American ro--
mancer of note? 725
What American is credited with be-
ing the most morbid genius the mod-
orn word of leters has known? 725
What American Writer produced
"The Adventures of Hans Plaal"
and "The Descent into the Mael-
strom," from Jules Verne’s ro-
mances are obviously taken? 725
Who was the greatest of New Eng-
land rornancers and perhaps th
must artistic of American pr
writers? 7
What great New England writer
at once physician. 9. humorist a
pyschologicat romancist. 7
Who was the American writer w
gave to the world the Britstman
lads? ‘7
Why is the amytbyst violet hi
or purple?
W hat. is the com mon name of
curious mineral substance known
amianthue'.’
Who was the founder of the science
of electrodynamics. after whom a
unit of measurement in electricity
has been named? 743
What is the class in the animal king-
dom called to which frogobelong?750
What was the lamest aunphitheater
recorded in history? 774
When and where was the first am-
phitheater constructed? 774
What is the correct orthography.
coliuum or colosseum? 77
What is an amulet and wherein does
it. differ from the talisman? 781
What Greek poet is sometimes call-
ed "the honey-tongues?" 788
Who was the Greek poet known as
“the Swan of Tees?" 788
What gigantic snake of South Amer-
ice is killed by the natives for the
oil they obtain from the carcass? 788
When were anesthetics first. employ-
ed in surgery? 789
When and by whom was chloroform
discovered? 789
Why is Hippocrates universally al-
lowed to be the father of medicine?
709
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stantial service that Aristotle render—
to mankind?
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IN BAi‘K l’Ali'l'.
What is known as the Plains of
Abraham? 3.5
Who were the original “Abilition-
lets?" 2-5
When was the first date set for th
advent of Christ? 97
What country was tho that torecog-
him the Congo l-‘ree tltnto as inde-
pendent? 43
What is the population of “The
Americas?" 92
For what is. Amesbury, Mass,
noted?
From whence came the Word alum-
ni. and what is its meaning? 89
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clor in Europe? 77
Who were the Algonqulns and in
what country are the round? 80
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found, and what is its specific gravi-
.'l 89
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W hat is the parliamentary name for
the general assembly or! Iceland?
When did it first meet? When and
why was it abolished and. when re-
established? 88
What is the Mobsmrncdaos’ Al
Birst? 87
What language has the least num-
ber of letters in its alphabet and
which the most? 80
Wherears the ”balls" lield under
the mana ment of the iirismcratio
ladies of prion? 85
90. What constitutes the defense of
Algeria? 79
100. ’10 what class of animtlls do tor—
toises belong?
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