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Un 4 f 14 Mosktawi , 28, 19 \ 7. 1 I says a writer in the Undies' Field. TYPEWRITER TESTS. -fir e , (.444 s es the ,ispowledge of ' what the ttpope holds ts. tgrned tone-, count by thousands of persons in every gcnelation, whO elh , ./1 super - Every Machine Made in the United. iiatnral peof ass pf opical a pci Er, ph € Astrolegy is perhaps the most im- press.% form of so-called 'divination' ing in thtt rght one's desEny be- ing guided by a star. But there is noth- ing sublime about a greasy pack of carAesjettlie,4t - olfy.ivi,g4g. uçn house ; in 0 dingy &t whinfits the inviron- Every typewriting machine mode in ment of the modern sybil. Yet every the United StVp“s vepa 1 M1L. faiher yoingiiiiare-eroxided With silly . , the Visit rd tiatie government. Women, Whe carriages wait round is an unwritten rule to that effect to; t f corner white they thems,elves sit Pit* . 1.IA row* fcitoitoo*. t have their destinies revealed to them. They don't really believe in it, cf ccurse encourage eAtueOica itiV 6 ,P^i aje4444 e - chanies. All' the various depeirlizte ts in Washington and every navy yard eilem of the 3P I brought - tut the corrCre; with the latest proSitillthe4 tOlt, kokr ichipfly—'but is Cuell fun, and she aces really tell writing maker. The trial given each you the most extraordinary things'— Si4jse, she l l fade `wilten• yot$ the haring ficter Stitt' thoreugh13 taken in your characteristics at the Lids, with the countlet.s ether auxin- ..amloticiewhioolvotootripw,i. aries of department or bureau that are 1 ; ably tells vonto 'ask any auesticn you rut up at auction at. regular periods, p rer , Mite st IfT0Tdia Shol,ss her a blifiETO - iioik - utien, says a Washington report. It is claimed that po fav9ritiFro ja ‘ste'lfilt iefaii. 1 4 1 4..011.w_nong, but it shown in theve.experimerts,'aithough you 'corriict he heSeilltspeedry get certain types which have been in use beck on the right tack, and with a lit -for years in the various de nrtments tie ass istanceyvirtidtt Vitt!: tredialrus ate more extensively patrcnized than generally give her, she succeeds i those of which comparatively little is te t you expected known. The machine o f one company n,, I a lin g that she i is found in nearly every deraztmentt .indeed a atove son.\ and at every navy yard. and also on • the majority of warships, but thls is' ARTIFICIAL AIR. • said to be due to the fact that it is a' superior machine, and its service has • Now and Ingenious Process for Pro - never been found wanting. At the diming Oxygen from Solid Substance. The progress of invention in sub- hatioa or fully tried. A 13:Ia.:bine un- marine navigation has stimulated at - less unusually bad is never cc neleirned forts to produce oxygen by cheapq opal it breaks down. aLsolutaly, and even when more or less eati:fied that ; and easier methods. If oxygen, -11).8 vital element in air, can be supplied as the make of the machine is not of the wanted, the length of time that men best, the heads of departments in- variably give the inventor another can remain under water may be indefi- chance by buying a second machine. I mtely prolonged. A process of making oxygen. invented by George F. Jaubert, Some manufacturers have been , a.rrencn scientist, promises to answer known to offer their machine free in ; the requirement. says Science. Ills the hope that they might receive snore object ves to find a solid substance eunsideration at the hands c f govern- menrekmployes, but these nit zmpts at Influencing those who decide upon the machines have always fai: ed. In the of sodium, or of potassium, which can . majority of the departments regular be cheaply manufactured by electrc- reports as to the advantages, dis o d- chemical means. It is called \oxy- vantages, usage. duraticn f selv ce lithe.\ and is made in little cubes and time to time by those who operate the f wrYl i }11€1:1 , fr. \' pellets. some only half an inch in diam- t null other details aye eter. When decomposed with water it machines. There reaorts do nut apply gives off oxygen. Two or three ounces Co those machines that firf nvde h3 ; of this substance supply enough ox3 - - firms whose workmanship has been un- gen to enable a diver to remain under der observation for years. The newer water for an hour. By suitable appa- makes only dome in for an earnest sub- rains the carbonic oxide produced by ject of investigation, respiration is. withdrawn into the oxy- At the auction sales of typewriting gen generator, and fresh oxygen takes Machines discarded by the government i ts p l ace. the prices received are frequently so low as to cause general surpr'se cuthe part of those who are not aware that there was such a Sale until it heoltrker. Many Acres of ' Tobacco in the con - place. Machines have gone f -r T3 and *Nth:fat Valley Covered with even 82. One sold at the latter price Big Tents. Iwo years ago was re..scjd for a better figure to n Manhattan btisiress man, who has had it steadily; at work ever since. It is still in firirt-iilass tier. The government has no room or °m- ein] patience to keepdamaged or worn- out typewriting niachinea and this is one of the chief reasons for their oc- casional sale at what. may see* low prices. The government doe. In. vet in machines of fozy'gn mr bnt will buy for experivivellutal putpores and final adoption if found to be serv- iceable any new make put ottrte mar- ket. type of machine is an exhirt'vp 411tt, i tile) continues uiltil 'the 11111 . 1' e;.itt st:t far gOne as to be pOworth.34.4 ritnniri Then' it is sold at auction order sealed navy yard in Brook1303, there are six machines of the one make in addition to dozens of others that are on pro - States Triqd by cilyetra,rtpf, Exhaustive Examinations Given litaelt Production and It Is Then Sold at Auction—No Favoritism Shown. which would produce oxygen as cal- cium carbide produces acetylene gas. He selected for the purpose a peroxide CANOPIED FIELDS. READING THE FUTURE. How Fortune -Tellers Work Vilely Craft and Pee. late the Hidden Hysterie• of Life, s \Ever since Saul proved the incon- sistency of man by rushing off to con- sult . the Witch of Endor Liter taking severe Pleasures to exteieninatewitch- craft, there has been a universal crav- ing to pierce the veil that hides from us the good and evil of the future,\ Travelers in the Connecticut valley may sometimes see many acres covered with white cheesecloth supported, at a height of nine feet from the ground, o n a framework of posts end wires. Under these vast tents Sumatra to- bacco is grown. Experiments conduct- ed by the department of agriculture led to the use of this system of protect- ing the tobacco plants, and the results have been found excellent. The light, sandy soil along the Connecticut river is well suited for the growth of Sumat- ra tobacco. The United States govern- ment furnishes the seed and super- vises the cultivation, preparation and sale of the product, the farmers paying the cost and receiving the profit. That the great cloth eap t oples can withstand storms was prtolied a year ago last July, when a hail -storm caused much damage to Crops in open fields, but the acres of covered tobacco escaped in- jury. Thc cost of the shade hi from $260 to $360 pit acre. Have Your JOB PRINTING done at the Chronicle Job Office We Print Letter Heads Bill Heads Statements Business Cards Visiting Cards Posters in fact everything in the way of Job Work at Lewistown Prices The tight -fitting British uniform is alleged to be the cause of so much heart -disease among soldiers.
