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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2006, 13 March 1914, Page 8

New plays in New York are: "The Land of Prom'se," comedy by W. Somerset Maugham; "The Whirl of the ■\Vorld," musical ooaiedy—music by Sigmund Itomberg; "Wo Are Sem." i'arco by Eleanor Gates; "Don't Weaken," comedy % Walter Hacfeeit; "Mdlle. Baby"; "Sari," operetta fey Julius Wilholm awl Fritz Grunbaw,; "Omar tho Tentmakei-j" play by Richard Walton Tally; "hfo r " musical comedy by Robert Clambers and Ben Teal; "The. ' Legend of Leonora," comedy by J. M. Barrio; "Kitty Mackay," comedy by CatWrtie Calling; "The Girl on tho Kim," musical farce, music by Walter Kojlc- and others; "Young Wisdom," play by Kactel Crothers; "Tho New Benrietta," play by Wjnchell Smith and Victor Mapfts; "A Littlo Water on the Side," eonicdy by William Collier and Grant Stewart; "A Thousand Years Ago," romance by Percy Mackayno; "The Yellow Ticket," play by Micliael Morton. Tho yearly engine mileage of the London and North-Western Eeilwaj- is equal to •» journey (1) round tlw Worifl in every tln-co hours, (2) to the moon in twenty-throe hours, and (3) to ttift sun in about fifteen and a half months. Crews engine works occupy 137 acres t)F grauiul, tiift coveresl area being forty-eight acres. Wken' tlie London and North-Western was ftirmed in 1816 by the amalgamation of several lines, the united undertaking possessed a Capita] slightly exceedinpr MffiWJXO an'd 420 : miles of lines. By awaits of anwlgamaiions, extensions, and lease?, the railway has expanded in nil directions, and to-day possesses nearly 2000 miles'of Jiho' and' a ■ nominal capital exceeding XKi.OdOiOOO, i i A chemist in Belgium, b.v taking the albumen from tho residue of mnit grains. and putting it through n pfooess. is to have produced a pasty fowl, claimed'! to taste like meat, but with three times as much nourishment, 'i'ho «ost of tli* food is said to be small, Physicians in Brussels haxa experiraentod on with i jL mid with escellcftt result. i