ALL COMES FROM PERL.
ted States Be:.ught for the Loan
cf an Expert Geologist by
That Country.
“Come Cver in sedonia and heip
i a western echo
ws” is a ery that found : s
ye other day, when LA Peravian gov
ment asted ihe director of the
Ja States geclogical survey for
ist. The official
request is the chief of
» engineers, an or-
ganization that corresponds somewhat
0 our geological survey. In answer
«0 this appeal Dr. George L Adams, of
the geologic branch of the survey, has
been selected
snd expects to leave
is mew post. His headquarters will
be in the city of Lima, which is situ-
ated six or seven miles inland and
about 500 feet above sea level. Hers
an the wesi coasi of the Pacific ocean,
only 12 degrees from the equator, he
will still be cue sous of Washington,
wfely perched on ihe familiar 77th
meridian, the self-same one that runs
through Fifth Street East, of our cap-
tal city.
Dr. Adams’ chief duly will be to or-
ganize a hranch of government service
for hydrolngzic and hydrographic work
The Peruvian government is develop-
ing the resources of the canntry, es-
pecially in the arid plain between the
Pacific ocean and the Andes moun-
tains. In places these mountains de-
scend abrupily into the sea. but. im
sther parts the coastal plain is from
50 to 100 miles wide. Owing to the
fact that the moisture from the clouds
1s nearly all precipitated on the moun-
tain sides before it reaches the plain,
this narrow strip of land along the
ocean is a sandy desert except where
It is traversed by small rivers that are
fed from the melting snows on the
moun:ain sides. The population of the
coast centers along these streams.
which are the hope of the irrigators
Anciently, under the Incas, all this
plain was watered by an extensive sys-
tem of irrigating ditches. but the Span-
lards allowed them to fall into disuse,
Lately some attempt has been made
to irrigate this region again. The sat-
Isfactory results of this effort are ac-
countable for Dr. Adams’ present
plans.
Dr.; Adams will study the geologle
formations of the arid district in the
hope of - locating artesian basin:
and develoning wells wells. He
will take with him the latest Amer-
lean drilling machinery and will have
the aid of a topographic assistant and
a well driller. With sufficient water
for irrigation, this valley will produce
abundant crops of sugar, tobacco and
cotton. and the low foothills of the
Andes will offer an inviting field for
the endeavors of the vine-grower. Ar
effort will also be made to supply the
towns with waier #=i:abla tor domesti
Baas
the loan of a geolog
~vho made the
the corps of min
ior
CODLIVER OIL FOR STOCK.
Parmer Says It Is Cheaper Than Grae
for Fattening Furposes—Hasa
Other Advantages,
“] fatten my stock on codliver oll,”
a farmer. said at the abattoir the other
day, according to the Philadelphia
Record. “I find that this oil is cheaper
than grain and that it produces a finer,
firmer quality eof fat. It works admir-
ably on pigs. To young pigs I give one
bunoce a day and to adults I give a quar-
ter of a pint. The porkers like it; you
ran tell if they are taking too much by
a peculiar lagsitude that they develop.
Killed, their fat has, if they have been |
overfed with the oil, a yellow instead of
& clean white hue. To cattle I glve a
half pint of oil daily and to sheep about
the same quantity as to pigs. Since |
adopted the system of oil fattening two
years ago I have made more money off
my stock than ever before. They eat
Jess grain now by nearly 40 per cent
and at the same time they weigh heave
fer than they used to. The butchers tel}
me their flesh is better, too. They say
it is firmer, finer and the fat is whiter,
Of course, an animal won't take codliver
‘oil raw, so I mix it up with meal. Cod-
liver oll is an excallent thing for broken-
winded horses. Ia fact, I use this fluid
for a dozen purposes on my farm, buy-
ing it in bulk from the wholesale deal
ers.”
The Happier Man,
A north Missouri paper asks:
is the happier, the main who possesses
$100,000 or the man who has seven
daughters?” To which anotherexchange
replies: “The man with the surplus
girls, of course,” says the St. Louis Post.
Dispatch. “The mar with the money
ts not satisfled, and want. more. Th:
man with the seven daughters ja sstie
£24-—~he has enough.”
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J, Glatfelter, Proprietor
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this Peruvian work ! :
{I'S ENOUGH TO TURN THE GIRLS’ HEADS
early in April for |
werasss Rubbernesk.
A New York inventor is sald {0 has,
srected ou top of his house a tall pote |
with 32 antennac that are kept in «|
stute of activity gathering wireless |
messages of all descriptions. Good-by |
messages from ocean steamships, re. |
ports from government stations and ga |
Jot of other informatiok aot addressed |
0 him come to his net. The new de- |
velopment creates a puzzling lega! |
problem. Highest judicial authority has |
affirmed that a man’s titiQ to his prop-
erty reaches from the center of (he
If people allow
their wireless messages to 20 wandes:
fag or floating through the etherial :e
gions on to a man's atmospheric prug
arty what are his legal rights?
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