iAi ever:cat. of tie tla-k tat
g: f - i a- red oak. re? ii. an i
spotted cr ■site.' tax
?.ea. A ‘t cat aaa te r :f a , mier
one u.al.ty a Ter- large; v cot to
quarrer-sawed to a-it. a ecmbi
r.ar.cn cf ore or rotr- -i.:r oaks and
ref oat Aaj const, t .‘e other cots of
fire tax It many tirieu. the
term tat.ret »h.te cat' is to-*
-.Aper-ne-t a, .ntltde a a r:e of
• aa- ..ax iAi r“i '.it. ta_.a a often
Slrh.fle* ;a; oat AAA
Tie o.erAt-. V.'iat i* wh.-e tax’
is lcs cAsais* op scctt cot risers
an: man A actorers t: coAAAAero.il cat
timber Tie no i e r iA"f *a::s oats
a.r^ ■fist.Act cot closely related species
si-ti •pge'Aer SASt re depended -jot
for tie f.tire supply For tie ordin
ary p_.rpc.ses for which :r.s ■shite cat
is .~-d. practically a;; tie tre-s of this
e'r-o .p yield woods that cat be inter
changed and *111 serve equally weiL
SERLiVS ROYAL PALACE
Buckingham pa*ace may be in some
res pacts an ignoble structure, yet the
associa-ions attached to it are less un
pleasant -nan those which cling to
the Royal palace at Berlin, '* i.ci m as
begin 4v> years ago by one of the
earliest electors cf Brandenburg It
has been added to by each sovereign
in torn, and now contains more than
six hundred roas. From the outset
the people of Berlin opposed -he erec
tion of this building in their midst as
calculated to endanger their liberty
and they made many attempts to ar
rest its progress. Fierce fights took
place between the mob and the troops
protecting the works. and on two oc
casions the populace cut the dams,
thus flooding the foundations and
drowning hundreds of workmen.
