G. L. S.

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Harold H. C., Cornwall.--The fastest large vessels are the new ocean

liners. Several of these have made runs of over five hundred miles in a

day. The new torpedo-boats can outstrip any of the large vessels for

short distances. Several of them have records of about thirty miles an

hour. Seals cannot breathe under water; they are obliged to come to the

surface frequently.

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"B. S." asks: "For how long are foreign ministers to this country

appointed? by whom? and how are our foreign ministers appointed? and

what is their salary?"

Foreign ministers are appointed by the head of the Government, and

generally until their successor is appointed. Our ministers are

appointed by the President; their salaries differ according to the

importance of their position.

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