HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-01-09, Page 8THIS HAS HAPPENED: '
TieirAitger:atmtb, Anietican
u 0i'POrtO„ Verde; it-YeeSt ',central
Oist,t-toNim,414.x*.e0 43*, 44pk, for-
Lding j niigle, come n elderly Ares'
Can 'Lincoln NutnallY a• '"ktinions
ts s's, . . •
:.aire of ellyste,#,:seSnacf,tit) hang
theZ1)ia4,-",,In the barber ehefsi
'arberpaage, dark man: 7411
,,
enttl east to eye, speaks to,
di;then-recognlie.a)bini as
known to him as Vilak,
Uternan.. Ylink saYssIsP.'ha§
for -The. b eb r. jaash;:the ,The eeitslay She .Was lvalking 'along
*Ms's' Sees:rvs• t° ennneal this •wil*ei0 thb road and he alnittit rode lier ro•wn
°A."1 c°uisn, Au -se With his horse. She was certain 'that
ry,'need assistance in getting
ciu Burman
,1"Aftr all, I'velagedl,eneugh
• peril!, in, a laboratoryi net to fear 'a
.ruan merely because he• has 1 . er
. * einzt.lar torehen'elt Iviare9T'eh s
er. . insurante statistic's givens° ben
mese, year te Bile, and 1 detest sta-
tistics, 1 shotlid greatly enjoy prov-
ing them VtiOng. At what -hoar de
thing 'hUtoa Poacher and. tried's:fiery we . start?"
nieans to. get:hilt:out •• • Vilak puffed plaeidly at his eigaret.
9f,lise didn't 'want the. land, and "After I've gape again on a fruitless
,a,S• I *Ad; you, rightly ,thinks faintly. Mission to try to ,ieduce. iny eusin to
feeds. are preposterous in this Sup- leave and, more initsortent,„ introduce
pesedly enligheetelt-s,celitOY; SO she . you to er. When sleek 1,1.1 Chang
went en to his hose to extend .the my eliathes a bit and -meet you.
olive .hrinch;,and: do anything for ways ,v9Kiup, there: as•ti •Nrs Davis, her
that she:Could. • iti•saw ,hqr, ""440r11C.3r, a person Pee. invented for
hanged all the ehuI:tere and doorssos totirenienee \ and who has a Secluded
, . " ,
that theslionse.was sealed Ind thottgle house upthe•road on some of. Elise'e
, She :2 knocked. :rePeatedilYsfor twenty proPerty,'where 1 can make the change
Minutet,--inadeoo sign.Of being inside. 'without.Creatng suspicion. Wouldn't*
be just'the thing fcii. l$Errher "BiggS, t
be seer at .the house ,of the grand
senhOrita. Nor tObe too intimate -With
Yntttot, that matter; So be a bit care-
ful .when you meet Me at he hotel in
Though it probably .wouldn't
inalte Ft partible of differeuce,.to'Most
(e the natives, because they think all
Anfericans are irad, .anyway. .
, "Elise' wanted to: liaise you stay at
the fazenda, but 1 Won't permit it. for
a da3r or two at least, ;Ifs probably
cruel to you. but I'll see Mere of you,
doer ; at hand. Clidifftieg.
•, But toe determined to be'comforlable.
1•!• think you'll like her. I • should say
we, ought to get there about -eight;
stay an hour or two 'and start 'from
.there for our visit to Pretties. I'll
call for yest ' about •seven -thirty.
"We'll ride out Of Cciuree.", • ' • ,
A.-fev% Moments later. they had de-
Sceiideci to ;the valley' and separated,
Vilak -to ieturn to his barber shop,
NunnailY, examine wit.h acadeniie
interest the sandy depoSite'- at the
lc ins-
Crook- or Bank?
• Cril*.traailng Versus ••Safe.
making yis a e t Struggle11Not
. . .
p • New :York, n. sixty -storey sky-
scraper is ring, nil at its Tieart. to
eletainoth' vault, an ,a,r.mored for.
:trees of steel 'areleeencrete; • Behind
the dr ors' of thlat• vault may •Ile 41,0'
. 000 000 000 Every human 'and 'the'
Zhttnigal , device: etaPietYecl to
guard '•that,' , 'treasure. Will' 'it.' be
safe? • .
•
.1"I put that'questio.U.te a 'distiuguillis
ed VOIR engineer; who has built eked
of. the strongest Veisltes;: in . existence..
HIS 'insteser• tutagek'ese.',I. : •
1110..Q rnillion .dollar- v::
whi0b. t • build a':vault,'2 he said, and
there ;would Still be half 'e dozen, ,men
'.1ntrth: e world ri", could open anl r,
i
"Nor are those .sneti flotdinis, or
Jimmy Valentines whoopen tumbler
docks , with sahdp:apered, fingers; They
are exPeits.• in the :Use of two of . the
mos•terrible safe-bpakin,4 weapons
known -the 'Jinxing -rod' and • the
'oxygen lance.' Against ithese lateet
potential tools .nfTssafe-breakeriseensi
absolute defense, is: known: , The
fittantial world is Waiting tp • see if
any super -criminal wiii dare to, use
them. Nothin,g is: Impsessible" in the,
neeelh,endingbattle itviteen safe inalc
efs^ and safe,. 1.)reakers,47:saYs', Henry
itiftirton Robinson in Popular 'Selene°.
"Hunglar-proof" .vaults have per-
force undergone, great and deVoltiticla-
ark, changes in tite, past fifty years:
From the days of the eighties; When
a hank's idea Of the last word in
fiedtirity was a, four foot uziot door
eitudialetl with cenrion bells and bolted
horiaelzito their 'fault's ..tratteWorlt,
Which deer was Ineidentallf . Pried
out completely by theives to the .tune•
of n6ar1y:three ,
AO the, up-todate •.atrotig-box snob ,as.
deatribed . at the commenpetnent ' of
thjs article,ls a tar .e.ry: The progr4ss•
Of. the 'opposed Sciences of safe -mak-
ing and • safe -breaking has been an ins
teresting,Min'theough. the phase of •the
"stepped", cther,• the , introduction' 'Of
•nitro-glycerine • and ' the ioup,,
celie door' machined ,..so Closely
that that artist' , coalti •••:ziot, get ': his,
."soup" • into the •cracks,„ 'and , finally'
last stage:but one the oxy-
acetylene ' :torek; „'whieh• ,asille bite
through a seioch steel plate i.na. vi”,
.a, mystery that has
,.„:everal lives and threat,
is e,Vr1,1Pted.' • with „news of
tsleatli and he and Nunnally
, ,
the spot where the victim,
•etiA'at eine of Elise's foremen,
esgronsid, almost et thefeet
,ritsts, ,ansitlier foremen, who
ing hit ininewithea_cluh•.
Iiieetria to; be in a strange,
eilYsts..Ile dies after acenes
jintis Vilak astonishes Nuns
edle'rihg his belief that RAS
the murderer.
BEGIN THE STORY
mankii; V.
Cherdistgazed at Walt in bewilcis
ett "Ent . .....er . : . Tony said then again, we :mightn't." s ,
it and Patti adinitslit him- "The . . er . . blacks and the In-
. „ . ,
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:tan there Wetly doubt .. thane seem fearfully afrald, of him.
OiSht when: fedi are as ;clear Yes ; ,; . fearfully:" " li,' • • ,' '
. "Wouldn't yertz if,'you,were a poor
superstitious „native Who believes that i edge of a tiny lake which:sparkled a
when the Sun goes down oter-e-Mholig 'ak°14-4144446,44)P1 the r..4v-er.''. esgis:
telt .that the mountain has eaten it?' inspection s completed, the cheniist
Stine of them Lave a,vepeer of Chrii.. sauntered ' to the town, ' niarveled
tianitY, but it's mightthin- Just re- • again at the 'view of the hill ,slopes
Member that, beunting Pier Teti en,: •derpeted. with the greeu. of the, jungle
an four men have•died since Prett- 'and the white. mountains ilsing tar off
-.--*--..---- ' • • in the distance, entered, his roam,
and, 'busied, himSelf , with sonase docu-
ments and hooka he -took from his
this wasn't :an accident but a deliber-
ate attempt." ' •
'He grunted "Hum I just
happened to think. She told me the
other day she was ging out these
Yesterday td try again. This neW at-
tack may be one of the results." He
chewed meditatively e moment; then
went on:,"No one talks to hire now
este -pt-thteeperes-Ofethe4ittle-shops-
where he buye';hia feed on his rare
visits to town. • He honored iny•estab-
lishreent once. Lately his trips have
been beeoreing fewer and fewer until
now they've practically ,ceased. If We
knew what caused, him to resign by
request from the, museum a couple -of
years ago, we'inight have a elew. Anil
• dhSthuhe'lsire'•*va:
Vilak resioided.' "The tan-.
'Ittnes that you can see and hear
he intangible ones Which you Can
tee., Pee ner 'hear but • only feel.
is a :Case 'Where ,thse latter are
AenslY.sthe More itissibetent.7
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• I 419 .
• • "A good scientlet like yOurself ought to knew better *than to:let a suit
• and. C trifle of niakeup•fool . • s
. Er .., who . . er 'Who do! fiss .has beeh here. The other: three,
•
you belleve .is 'the:murderer. then?"' I also in ways almost as Mysterious as
"Again, mon cher,' 1 ans*er my this. You couldn't hire one a the
ideas aredeplorably scanty." Porto yettleans to go neat. his place .at
, "You think it was . . er Peen- night for all the soiree on iny'ceusin's
. lisets perhaps? Er Prentiss.? haven't
you any idea of whittle happened. to
lasake.him look end act so S;atanic . . •.
fazenda. , . .
"A. lot of there say he's eierforniing
terrible experiments, vivisection, • and
' yea,: Satanic? His , :. er . , ekes rap- that Sort of thine -on the jungle ani -
'Pear sillioughr he were working some mats, and some of them .esor fhrther
evil spell licion.everything a•t which he and sa.y he's been siiIng huma.n beinge.
,
eigargt, he had placsd in his mouth e tor arithis trying to mif•souls and alli . . , . , • were...sessesa`..e tehr,...1 sess .:: Ss ses seh -
:After_ a few hours," spent „thus,•'he"
bek4Ty• unpacking- luggage, and;
heppetririg• to Placesa ,clean 'shirt tp.
• on a . table, ;'foiuid.",that, it ihatautly,
to.ok Up a .grey•smtidge. of duet from
the tablo.tep. ••,*•Inirestigating,, he Ma;
•Covered, that every. pleceof fursiiture.
ih. the roam *as
Hor-
rified, he took poeket hands
.kerchief: and 'gingerly sit .about
in the room.."-Se„ebsorteds Was. he
ire the task. that ,he :failed tohear
a light 'knock' Weide and Otily look-
ed Up when . the • dc,,Or .Pp.ened and ' a
tall, . striking •appearing strztager clad
in. a riding „suit stool. at. his aides He
staisted,.' "I er. beg pardon,"
stammerette "You were looking
for -me?" •• • . ." • • '.•
"Yes," the, stranger replied.: bluets
lye -Stop being cleanly and Noreic
:and pet on yotir hat., Aegoodscientist
;like yourself ought te. know -better
. than to let a .suit and a trifle Of make -
'up .fool' yen,. ' It's time for ifs'to get,
started." • • •
The chemist,' stared then Smiled
Sheepishly,•• "You take too mast . 4.
er . . liberties with me. Too 'Many
1.1berties. 'What shall I . •.. .
,wear?" • .
'totne juSt .as you are. • , We: can
Piek up storm boots.; heavy gloveS,
and a. pistol for You at my' Cousin's
. What 'sort of , raincoat have you?"
. "pile Of those : . ,er . ....oilcleth
',oisese like the heavy army ones." •
,"That'Il be Just. thething, ' prise
it ;with yoti:"
'The chemist gave .a *1.ra:4:fillip of
hts handkerchief to the dust on the
wa.ehataiid, then looked' out of the.win-
doer. A "tyhy Must I wear a raineOat? ar known. hloreosser. there ,are
The stars are'shining very .'..'er • Practical, ohjectioas To the Use:of such
lirightly. It's too hot 'to wear a
tools Illegally.... rhe • pxYgen pipet is
raincoat." • .• a•ngerots 'sty, use without sat:when
• "Observe, my dear Nanny, that I sonit *Rh And it geneasSesehils
also, :carry.. * raineoat., vt, o'g thee ,amoce, when . It ,:nt,nt,e
need them until 'sitter we leave .my
i east iron. leading th psehable
cousin's:' Then they will be vitally, eon,
recessary. Perhaps perilously riecese! • ei taes, :set
.sary. • No. Frit not going to tell yen their friends the et ses's-. sieves:ere
w hy.. It's no Use asides. •Coine,on e"a te.e.47„.
news• Don't pothee around atiy. more. see; ,sess sessek.
•Qr Make you smoke arietlesr ese ;emit
my•elgarestes.". • seeeeise stet
(To be lessef•ea...ae....ea Neir
"To -day science meets. the :threat of
the , 'clitter-burner" ,with eomposite.
walla. that embody raateriala 'resistant
to heat, drills, and exphisives..
• even. sucli ,W•allS.,cannot meet:the new
threat 'of the 'flex •rod, and the •texY-
gen lance.' The- first. is simply a
stick Of. soft Steel 'which the 'expert
Operater, bolds against the metal to
• be. burned. Then he appliee•the'dicys
acetylene flame to thetip the. flux-
ing rod, which oxidizes so rapidly that,
the -temperature cen be: 'rah:ea -ut-
believable heights.
'The 'oxygen lance'. lia:S. been knowit
,for some time. It Conelets.of a long
smaltiron Pipe through whiehoxygeft
gaa,, forced. The- liusiness;, end- of
the pipe is heated ted -hot by a cut.
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,i'vith Every PatteT
Annebelle Worthington •
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: ,uleted tuck -in blouse :of flits silk .'•
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-higher The, skirt :Isebox--
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Seretice:' .7§,West- Adelaide St„ Toeente.
Patterne sent by an early mare
• 2963'
able ',vaults the. .advatitsge :tem.-
. porarile with :the protectors of money
rather• than with. the • thieves,
•
ie of the Trail
Of the'Blue Goose
More information an Success-
ful Quest .Of Dominion
OrAithologisi Or,
, .
. Dewey Soper
ilea,gers, infoeruatict • • was • all :that .
work, in.:solving 'Me myster; 9..f,.• the
was first- learne,d of tit. Soper's good
life habits of the il3itie ;geese but••the
Mlle now unfol4 , • : •••".
Ottawa --With' the tilscovery of :the '
'breeding ground's' of • tiria feathered
'bird Of mystery mid.,n.fore .arctIc' mess
stery has "been solved.:,.." Ortiith lo* ,
gistiAlaVe. been •on the %tail of this
eitsive bird for 'half a: Century,. but e's
otly. recently,: 'freit,':,ceiititin eknOwn • -.
:feettis ,fts mieratigne,it.,seas';Onally:
,aSsinneed that teated;deSenitepolet
, in eastern,:riortieir northeattern, .•
Canada probably the northern inters „
tor of Quebec or on • Baffin Islaed.
In , 1h23 •Mr. Soper took. up the
quest of else blue' goose whieb; .after •
nine year:, of long...and •gediusus jour..
• lieYing around the coasts and through' .
the interior Of Baffin. Island ,• 'evee, to
the Western , shore of ;Foie Bashi:and :
-north of the saretfc effete, terininated
lest summer coMplete
ineanmeirtevernmeet, theertsayet ca-
:.ziedien Mounted 'Police, the Hudson's
Bay Company. and all • the Eskimo -
tribes of Baffin „Island • united .their, •
•
fercei in Jrder . in track "mie• • spetiee
Of humble waterfowl to its .dorneatio '
lair. ,In'the spring of I92A.10.,Soper
landed at ,Cape ,,DorPet and traveled
inland with tots sledges, 42. dogs. and
• five Eskimo" driven:. and camped for
two . aionths at % Camp iittingovik; near •
,tbe. reildesvona ,ograun*, flocks or
•V(itti anew and 'blue geese.,This Year ,
he: returned -to: the Same" spot; know-
ing that the nesting- sites. ss'efe at ,
'great diStairce. ' • . ' • .7 '
"For about ,:10 days 'vt-e • :seatelied ;
- _ .
' the region an foot for, nests without
-suecess,".saidMr. • Beper. The out/
look was , decides* :trieethiraging,ssesessee------
late . Juhe'•,approaulted, for mucli
the suctess. of the Venture •depended
upon the aqultr• disCoVery of nests
and eggs. • ,,lelee geese a-erd neatly
everywhere, but it vaat expanse
of territory 'it which id. letatd '
nests: of sPecies," Which ;is. •ehreifiat• .
inhabit, and .witheat the tendency apt
parently to:nest with: individual free-
dom over the country. Finally, heir- •
ever, tit J.trne snialr • colony . of
breeding geese. was discovered. on the
tundra near Fox Basin,' with 10 nests. •',
tight of these were nests_Of the brae..
:goose, and two of the •lesiier Snow' •
gotise.' Sets were , incoMPlete, with *
;snits. one sat Two eggs -One nest elone
coetatned sthree.".. '• „ ,
• Later in -any .rriore nests ,Were -diS-,
'es:eel:ea and ehougands: of cilue geese •.
seen:, • The, neete. were "'seated :on 'a •
.slight greasy: swell of the' 'platy. •
•, • •
wherethe .ground was Consparaeively .
C;134.),GATUNITIEs • •firntean,d , well grown to • Mose and
. • .
Who can . enot tse re; s her te.eee f#Teee. and Mat of them were eons
ded tandi'a mosS„, lined • With a mix-
structed of finely Sueited; and slired.
Sites, Fest _opportunities, weigh the
ture -Of .fine dead grasses .and light;
•Cothred .doWn.-
After-., securing a nest and 'a large
•collection of adult specimeti, sets of 7
eggs and downy. Youag. as ineterial for •
the, scientific -study •el this 'beautiful
bird, (a photo Of which Was, obteined) ;
upon •its breeding 'r range. the' 'party
turned to -the Jong:trek h.omesvard.bYI
dog -sledge, schooner and steamship.
• The:1)1°141p.] survey of, the Ainerie
'can Wild. Fowlers iS," now attempting
to band 4pecitnens of , the bine goese
sO as to niorerdefititely".fi's its routes..
and 'habits, to the 'enil that ,sufficienei
proteet ion ;will he efforded- to insure
its permanence..
•there is always .the throat ,of seine' peaetoon which . overpower,, the de-
un.exPected. -development in. the safe i• feots, which hicapabitete leaertirl2s.
,Crack-er's,, art, . or *of -s e
Pm:- • "Per- I What extent; of, right • and truthehis
criminal with th s:killeo Nee the means ;neighbor's mind is• organized to per -
now knoWn, • It is • again -SI ' this pos.: i• ceire and. db? , :• • . .. .. ,
ter -burner. The hot iron ignites in sibility that the vault beilders arel
. . • 0.
, "Do yen teed all 'the health, points?"
iy• that it will butt its waY •straight their thrilling •
war'sagiri'L .11t3 u-u*".11'' •" 'Not. all," answered Mr. • Chuggins.
through anything. Blast furnace .men : ' • --esse.--sp--;----s-••. . ' . ' ;In. my' efforts to keep snit of the hos-
'frozen'use the oxygen lance. to eut away . :
GRACES ; pital I limit:myself to ,a study Cif the
" :steel from thetaphoies of the
furnace. • • . . ,
•
. "So expert mait bothe men behind seI
these instruments that . only 'half • a
.-
th Oxygen sh'eam, and flares so 'fierce- constantly matehing their Wita ia
. . ••
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traffie regulations:"...
Virtue 4nd•gensline graces them.' • ,
ves speak what iio se•e I- <Art et• -
Sore Throat Needs• Mipard's.
ter. -Shakespeare.
dozen. Men in the world are capable
of breaking into a vault' "with; them,
Fortutately these men' are hot crims
lugs, • They are 'experts 'whose -names
'Iorikp." 'Suddenly he jerked out the They think he s some east of desel doe- Y g•`' tt =-•11
FALLEN' LIVES
ament before, made ts 'Wry face, and that sort of riative hecu Lpeces, The ylle petsee'es a reez,, ssr-'7"..--ezeS .hees as eass-s• Ss. ; Irs,:•.: "issses.....s a -sett'
. spat bitterly, , i sWear to you ofi their Vs:es-if ti.,ey` iseseai. res::•r,.0. sel Aiez-.....e. ..-e;e1 assesee • *les e.'ers",
''What's the mattest drawled Vil- .have anyeetliet ehee've 1-.;:a.rd riarz'r.; l''',:rrlark3lb:ii• :-"a''':::"sl Iii: -',.4e: P. 5;a:,-1 "'sal i• feees ftes' 's,:sh Yss '..-! 'see-
tik, 41•1•e'p•-i'sverfal "1-0.7 youh Anglo- sceenms reriiir.e from,sass:I.:3e' le' a jeep' :sloes. fe rsetsS, Le- iss w.s::::s '.-s'ss :'.- ''' ''sf- -s-1.`st. ss : :.'s : "t•-•• :hes 1
Saxen el'!", He chuckled.. ."You r.ieht. .ssrsi sh•sse 'wish' ri sre -. eel. The, b7ili-e ii rt:el'e r•sa.: Ps't-',- ' 1.11.1.- '.- .1....'. ...".-srt. %-.,'-i' 4 . .
don': 'A. -ill a hisi ef betel. r-.-. se SeP it isr.s.2.•:.sat:sss s's:'.* .1 .i i s)sa- t's.-.,"%*;•• 44A?r,.. *"..1 ''''`..'" .:''''''4.' :'43 a''':-115 ..:•.1 g.:`11"i- ' ' 7, ,. '': ".1,-,•1 a t Y : ; . ' f . , a .t.r, •
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s le Vet s 7;;; - s s t..--. els:at dee -it l.'s...3411ms.; ntlin'. g '4`e.61-7-Itttritillnt. -3:;"7-4144''''
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. sesseersessessee.esesseees - 04.‘,15.1„ead filling of richt-corierete:'^afid a biatting
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geigiesi cirasesee. Is tlieeltnsole .."..tit •„,*. 11,r "';'„••,c• 11'.-,J114'ertai stereos 0'1 gssild F4r1.3 --1411
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e ektratte4 a . *mitt it .0 -It.11.,, mutt -1:
9 agree with rats that Tree:list lasiises Yens:is etf P -t". or'. 1 V•L'44.-. '
exactly' the drair'irig-rotiit:- tufa.tint;, '.. ...tit' ..".F.6; ti ,...,,.,,,,_.,,,,
.: ,ertafiliyTe aPPSYrrie'''Weessithrreestesieteesserselessuesseriessee.S.,4.
s 'rethei'..pesiti,ve -th.qt he's. ctf,et.tost" ',f• ' set relies ,.: , A v te. ; i y ess e ." seese. l'sg lit,t-$:..g ."s- l'essti sls.reesssat-ssiblez.' :vie - It'C'44441;IP•lat's11.°11-:a4-111-9.-' Lhicksb°1t"
• flee lot his soul. P'erlOtelitr. J fee , t. ,..mitattrff% • .1-',../1:.v.iint! ..,4,4 4.1.;,,_
,, sotto teitsVith these territils 1 ..r t• g i...! ,r. *10. .0,,i„. 0- . 1"y, . L,.. -.A.,- ....,.., 0-.. 1,, ,,,,v , , t „:•• easse 'eet,:a pet thee thus to -6:1,,,, 'tile -/-1..tie4ftl'' ' "11'.'.7111(4{.-r!fe."
' 11. , bit I've .little to., base it or . res 'eletie W.4t.,L. , 4 . 1 ..1.4* '.. .::, ..... 4 .' AI,' " ..,..,44%•' ii iireige• of a....e.ate, to stand :*"eelle6,1"'" eee'Seeielecl,r - -I- - In- 't
o °ace con' till e„ doors I Ire '=
.de it tii t ... - ' xi'
: now it afiketle I ...., -isesss Hie' sieff4 ....tit ,;•1-1, to :•-1.4...i•f. 'Z.0! •1,44..;,,,,:kiljt • ... l'•):','• ' t.• ;4.1 t. ',..i. v•Al';'.:4'' coulstess " -"' `') '''''-"''''.- •
• to be concerned in his affaiss; sees- .,--Ises -s • " :.' '' • - ss • ' ' "&sestr,essalis aeross ' the ‘.)5' • c°n1.,rletelit..'"e•kti,vg.;' eflt41'41119'.
. wWitil tire kihilliest interit, suffers. ese. ie...., ., ', •••••. t : t .. .•,*••• d• ' '
. ,..f.* -*7 ,-.4 f ;• '. ' i.., 1........
, • -a seven-inch etreesiegafl•
„ trqin, the moat modern mole tonna tt,
111;as'''' self' all" btft' 'healed bt', this r atilt.. The,
I think I Mentioned to, yoa, "solhe ssier , se ••
11"'"'"'a" best" pro'gresa that the evisecheyscoitl
1
TiO, thee -got itstereetedein histeltargels yes. , ,:•-• s h-esi sesszhli tr,ette t'tr. ugh the Wd111, even with (Ito
hesatiao.of that old thud *hit+ "exifrt,rt' 4:4... , ...,. t. , 7. ' ' '-'-''' 41-:-!, '... i1411; . ,i,'.1voutake ot....being , able to Ni tack
between their fethevs. By some legal PiSs; ..• • s, . t • a ' es le See. es tee eh, :e • re 'esr'S c'r • -erne from tee Italie, was' half an inch.
teeiliticality it seethed that the land Sievestetee e 1,C'' ' 4 : • e •f-, '!.."1•11'..r.: ,'.'.A.•1 ti7,./1 ...uitrr,'•
- ' • ' . .dar.• ',..rt' ti"s(tk thirteen apt) oat...bait
o
'which old Prentit,s de•volopea for his• ahsre? 1; i: .; e's:-. Ssrs• • :cr.' 1., lt 511,-6r. ,..' . 5t• YOU; to , demolish the entire Vault.
' 'faeenda turned out actually to iii.;on'g oli•-•,' F.,'et i,.),u.i•-, i., ...,,i- ii,..t...! '", ; ' . ' : - '4* . - : * . Alt h en* 1. a 'Me trroatter mtght hroni
to the .4ita11)eri•y4 and tf,imes t they' The sliemisi'S >11.1.g.1".•',,,1 ep ,1-.1,1 -•.. ' Vb.le 1.0' l'Ou vihen .all rises. ;sees sn'tertel is in .less tirne, It • is. tion,ht.
$14Ways inSivtecl that PretAi:•,,s vf. rte. turne4. 'Reca'... 'e :: ...,r .ft f417,3'rlara • '34 MYOU. --- '4,...40')•e3 BD te./ ).„ 1'111 it he • v Oald, have cared to iheltie
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.1` ISSVE• No, i. 50 lojitarft wa,.ds Off •Orlonek •
you:seer eTetre not •so ,
. Ate
i the teb. . ' . '
' sWille• the deeig s. 9f stirie ferniiii-
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&ioie , olio -take. pain for granted.
They let a Cold "run its coyase.1 ' •
ey•,waii.fer their headiteltea to "wear
. .
antering from ,nittralgia or:front neuritis, •
• they rely an feeling better in the Morning; •
?..attfret.-..;xt.gitece!,oary,-..paith•-•,..
ritituvivotittey, tyNfloto Imre la an antidote
Atipirin Iithleht rthontyrt oirtr .itrittlediate,relief
. trentvittleiet rtelith and 'Oahu* we once had to,
It,paitt.perelateo .constilt:your..dooar
. W4 ta itiCatete, •
Save' yetteselt ft let of ,pitio aft(' disemnfett, •
• tlirongh . the Maw proven UM& of Atinftittl.
otte., ..Alwaye -the 'Sante: ,. Alfzdruto,
..atorea whit complete direetione. •
The . Right 'Way ,
•. TO Wateril-Mc •
In 4pite of ali the jokes about the
diefioneet milknian and his tondriese
for the punip, geed datremen, are
finding that there IS a legitimate way':
in which the output of 'milk , can be '
increased by adding: ivtfter, abfl with-
out any complaint irom patrons or.
itilik tremeetors. The imprrtant point
Of, the plan is that the water is mix-
ed with the' milk by passingit- thredigh
efpx's body. Tests at vatiouS ex -
pertinent stations ehow
dairy errai (winks about *4- 'gallons rif:,
water tO es.ch gallons of wills produced ,
rsr about 20 gallons 6.1 water per clay •
for a. co.vs producing five gellene of '
milk. 'Also that ley cold waterefalIs
lire to have water 'available at all
'tlitteii. or any; other reason which pre.
vents the &tar frOok drinking her Nil
quota of water will cause a Comrlarao
tive ,deereage ta the .ainottrie ef,
'produced. :These 'results have beet '
abundantlt borneout thy the expert.
entes M Vradtical dairymen and ex- •
plain *By ert 'many slats:men claim:
"that their- trat4 Watering beWle WM) ,
paid their whole cOal, Itt Ohe or taiii.-"•47,"7"
obitin5,
WTo., ilfAKi LIFE HAPPY- .
iped Ittzt itt tio nie tofame or
;fret1 or tdraittre-"t
get hold' ot the *,rong key .1114- -
Istlellea, shalteta. Mut rattles It about la .
.tha_loelo.. wait both are brolrea • au&• -
the door la atilt .unei1e1tel4 , •.
• The 'chief secret of comfort.. lies in
not tpdterIttg. tridea t vet:i1tto
.extittvaung enir unetorgroio;
pleamtres,
twit' ititailit- Ed, t •
I! is 141 ,
S11064 OP L
le wisdom.et !feels in
all the evil we seri Mid in
lIl(ViIC'ttlO to, tle brat
Abu It catkin
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