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I A MEW TIMES HE'LL B& ) CLEAH AS A WHjSTLe fcL y ' so eerS I HE STARTED .FOR THE TREE HUT EARTH TO By Jules Verne Chapter 23 The influence of these attrac lions scarcely lasted an hour; the travelers felt themselves insen sibly drawn toward the floor, and Barbicane fancied that the conical end of the projectile was varying a little from its nor mal direction toward the moon. By an inverse motion the base was approaching first: the lunar attraction was prevailing over the terrestrial: the fall toward the moon was beginning, almost imperceptibly as yet, but by de grees the attractive force would become stronger, the fall would be more decided, the projectile, drawn by its base, would turn its cone to the earth, and fajl with ever increasing speed onto the surface of the Selenite con tinent; their destination would then be attained. Now nothing could prevent the success of their enterprise, and Nicholl and Michel Ardan shared Barbi cane s joy. Then they chatted of all the phenomena which had astonish ed them one after the other, particularly the naturalization of the laws of weight. Michel Ardan, always enthusiastic, drew conclusions which were purely fanciful. Ah, my worthy friends, he exclaimed, "what progress we should make if on earth we could throw off some of that weight, some of that chain which binds us to her, it would be the prisoner set at liberty; no more. fatigue of either arms or legs. Or, if it is true that in order to fly on the earth's surface, to keep oneself suspended in the air merely by the play of the muscles, there requires a strength a hundred and fifty times greater than that which we possess, a simple act of voli tion, a caprice, would bear us into space, if attraction did not exist." "Just so," said Nicholl, smil ing. "If we could succeed in suppressing weight as they sup press pain by anaesthesia, that would change the fact of mod ern society!" 'Yes," cried Michel, full of his subject, "destroy the weight, and no more burdens!" "Well said," replied Barbi cane, "but if nothing nad any weight, nothing would keep its place, not even your hat on your head, worthy Michel; nor your house, whose stones only adhere bv weight; not a boat, whose stability on the water is caused only by weight; not even thel ocean, whose waves would no longer be equalized by terres trial attraction; and lastly, not even atmosphere, whose atoms, being no longer held in their places, would disperse in space!" 'That is tiresome," retorted Michel; "nothing like these matter-of-fact people for bringing one back to the bare reality." 'But console yourself, Mich el," continued Barbicane, "for if no orb exists from whence all laws of weight are banished, you are at least going to visit one where it is much less than on the earth." 'The moon?" "Yes, the moon, on whose sur face objects weigh fix times less than on the earth, a phenomenon easy to prove." 'And we shall feel it?" ask ed Michel. "Evidently, as two hundred pounds will only weigh thirty pounds on the surface of the moon." 'And our muscular strength will not diminish?" 'Not at all: instead of Jump ing one yard high, you will rise eighteen feet high." But we shall be regular Her- eluses in the moon!" exclaimed Michel. 'Yes," replied Nicholl. "for if the height of the Selenites is in proportion to the density of their globe, they will be scarce ly a foot high." 'Lilliputians! ejaculated Mi chel. "I shall play the part of Gulliver. We are going to rea lize the fable of the giants. This is the advantage of leaving one's own planet and overrunning the solar world. The projectile was perceptibly nearing the moon, and evident ly succumbed to her influence to a certain degree: though its own velocity also drew it in an oblique direction. From these conflicting influences resulted a line which might become a Room and Board . II-. "uirB f WALKINS FROG- W TALK YET VITH f INDIAN COIFFURE V j WAIT 'ME B HEAP BIS RASSLE (' PLOW SPEAKS A WANT ASK. A FELLA FOR. HIAA SILENT BUT FORCEFUL : YOU , f; SELL. ME LITTLE . LANGUAGE s QUESTION H PET TO FOR. m... CH,Eg.. V. ' Q AUTU? )( I'LL DISCUSS TH J V LWi RANCH Y J I MATTER. WITH THE t2 V EAR.LTHIS X EVENING THE ill 4 Newifeafuree tangent. But it was certain that the projectile would not fall directly on the moon; for its lower part, by reason of its weight, ought to be turned to ward her. Barbicane's uneasiness in creased as he saw his projectile resist the influence of gravita tion. The Unknown was open ing before him, the Unknown in interplanetary space. The man of science thought he had fore seen the only three hypotheses possible the return to the earth, the return to the moon. or stagnation on the neutral line, and here a fourth hypo thesis, big with all -9 terrors of the Infinite, sui- 'p inop portunely. "So we have bee e .divert ed from our route." id Mich el; "but why?" 'Cursed be the thing that has caused our projectile to deviate from its course, cried Nicholl. And, as if a light had sud denly broken in upon his mind, Barbicane answered, "Then cursed be the meteor which crossed our path." "What?" said Michel Ardan, "What do you mean?" ex claimed Nicholl. 'I mean," said Barbicane iris decided tone, "I mean that! our deviation is owing solely to our meeting with this erring body." "But it did not even brush us as it passed," said Michel. "What does that matter? Its mass, compared to that of our projectile,' was enormous, and its attraction was enough to in fluence our course." "So little?" cried Nicholl. "Yes, Nicholl; but however little it might be," replied Bar bicane, "in a distance of 84,000 leagues, it wanted no more to make us miss the moon." (To be continued) Church Session Held Pedee A large crowd attend ed the third quarterly confer ence of the Evangelical United Brethren church at the school house Tuesday evening. Reports of the Summit, Kings Valley and Pedee fields were given. Pictures were shown by the district su perintendent, Paul Pettecord, of the trip east of the Ministers' Glee club of the Oregon and , Washington conference. INCL. Her Easter Outfit A tiny tot's ensemble includes a cun ning dress and coat with round ed yoke and daintily panelled skirt. You'll want to take her calling just to show it off. No. 2727 is cut in sizes 1, 2, 3, and 4. Size 2, coat, requires 1 yds. 54-in.; dress, 1 yds. 35-in., Vt yd. 35-in. contrast for collar. Send 2Uc for PATTERN which includes complete sewing guide. Print your name, address and style number plainly Be sure to state size you wish. Include pot- y tal unit or zone nur.ber In your address. Address: Pattern Department, Capital Journal, SS2 Mission St, San Fran. 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