... /b a t . 0 b. given Goa tut the miaow, ought to ham power to tmt weak The of the and tbcy said I shall look io the sky to-night for kw Pull/. Min.& and pawn without 1 eeitioos o new.papers tor -en stir.' was struck at the time 1 fast read • .---• ...

... The moor was too wide and too perched up on high br that. The great town over whose black ter there bang a radiance the sky at night, from the myriad lamp., took an.. of that. it spread it. ugly on all aides of it slowly, slowly, like a gnat rucking thing ...

... perplexed fg ‘@ shaking head, and Mrs. Dirk knew & the long, weary day wore itsell o , and Lucy saw the hopeless sun in the sky, and night come on a as the day. And still no news o aw. insisted that Jinm{ and the ol | to bed; she herself woul . she said. with ...

... airships in the sky at night state that the aircraft carried powerful lights. It is impossible to tell at night whether an airship is 50ft. or 500 ft. above the surface of the earth. Thus, a small model airship, travelling through the night at a low altitude ...

... eastern sky at nights. It in the mysteeions Mars. At the sad of this month it will be as near the earth, as we can hope to ace it; at least, this is what those supposed to know say. The star rises about 8 p.m„ and dominates the sky all night, moving from ...

... family quarrel. Brook's Comet was distinctly Mettle with the naked eye bet night. It is now about ifs mares{ point to the earth, and is some NAO.= distant. poetics in the sky lam night was a line drawn from Beta Diemen. to the middle ear eel the Great Boar's ...

... eight o'clock in theavc:zg Indeed, in that high latitude, there w be no darkness all the night through. Even in Edinburgh here the light never left the sky last night. Formerly the north coast of Scotland. was a favourite resting-place for enemy submarines ...

... NOTES AND GOSSIP in the Sky. Last night the air was fon of tumours of observation lolloono. and enemy aeroplan , and nes and strange methods of wireless sig. nailing. All the acmes had (vandalism in a small blade meek hovering high in the skysome say ...

... the percussion. * THE SKY ortured night is ag road their breaks s:retual roar of s. wheels. till P'l have become very fields are so pe will hear them ce like roar of the shell. With enorgreat caterpillar s it for miles com- sky-dragons. One ow and is ...

... molten to the eye in its gleaming, throwing tree shadows, in long, dark lines, prone on the whitened ground. In the eastern sky, as night came on apace, again the moon roe brightly, orange-hued in the frosty air. From the lamp-lit town, with shop window lights ...

... Howley, Moore, Oldaere, and Whalley. The team started their journey this afternoon by char-a-bane to Barrow where they will sky the night. To-morrow evening they will eontinge their journey to Southport and return after the match on Saturday. ...

... to live jolt. • • Weather Wisdom. of us have some acquaintance with the familiar weather signs:— Red sky by night, shepherd's delight, Red sky by morning, shepherd's warning, and ao on. Struck by the truth of these old proverbs in the light of modem ...