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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-07-31, Page 2• • sae SS,:ss • .,•••.$•-seaa's *L•1, „ sr0.4.4.1F$0,Ate w,1"00:1K,Oczoo••,,,,, . , 4"•, •, by Ben Lucien Burman •THIS HAS HAPPENED When they halted at noon for the • 1,1 *oh. 11QIIPP.$1. 'the eqslier$ M • a threw theineelaes:flatenn the .grOtind, klewspapers One beating their headsatt Vilait'S feet;01110 dav'$Miracks tris withered chief darted , behind a - aes, - . -a 'Atternpta have been neadeason the teldshay Meal, distributed Titles ' life of Elise Merberry, owner of .con- to. half of, the natives who liati hitheate siderableproperty outside the little been pelanitted to carry only' spears. 'Own of Porto Verde, Brazil. Vilalc, "We're .bhig Watched • all the stime ' s''• :instigetor Of the attempts,te be ay- Gni) he he said to• Eljae end NunnallY, her °wain and proteetor believes the a .' •tereeryeeetasaazgaaaa44my.t,,a,aealuae .71,r h: ad4iivlaonricedis:titinaitnicr_builitt_i'vemllyt. • ••• and very, forbiddinli.mata Wheal th-iir o or having stiekS h •ustles • Eliseaaarebatied ha),Y ?•tealleW kids' 'the treeethree: or four tunes this • napped." A native reports 'clad ,Prea- morning.. They Weren't *1;1Sed tisshaa been Seen with* isfe3Y. Vilak, monkeys we'd have • known it by ly thereist head an expedit'srm into the • fruit rained doWn upon '• , • a• • Elise and Lincoln Nannsillt an 'alder- being Sereamed at.,, • have rescued frtini t • e nat'sves. Tinkey; certain it $ so. P ve eau '• . 7 jungle On Prentiss' trail. ' and :.",.:' . '. ' s • ' ''. •:', 4, : NOW BEGiN THrit•RY . . , ' • . , CHAPTER ,,XXXV • .. • „ •• For tVio more 'days they traveled Without seeing a Sign of either rminazi-' • ity or ,human thabi etion 'except the t., . sharp rnaeheth ',ieut in the , branches • . and the crashed aegt,e atiors mideafeet - ' which showed them theieermrse. , :Then •en the morning of the fifth • * ..., , day out from Marto Verde, on aJloW . . ' mound rising slightly above the leVel • of the forest, they came to- what aps• . , • . - • peered to be .a secomatry trail coming from:a slightly different direction and . joiningtheir own. ° • , Here, Vitals examined the ground .. • , carefully.- Between clumps" of tall 3. •J • • '1,7r• 4,1 x' •• , . • • • ' .• • • trees • • Seeitig the panic and instantly cam- 'In these de of selentille wonders Preherming its cat, Vilak blew out we are apt to accept the benefits of, the flaming Match. The chief saw and concentrated genlus as eisinitienaleCe.• slowly begaa coning from behind the Indeed,- as a well-imovin author re tree; the. bowmen •*rambled to •thstir eently remarked, theasviorlil is daily feet.; the ,womeii 'one by one driffed growing more saucy with the 'surfeit back. .' 1elf Miracles showered alien it. As "What n effeetimashuckled Vilak to proof 'he Prmited out the modern isinnnallyaas the chief advanced with •newspaper, representiaa in itself sor veorne'llesi *icy, to theni. "Silly of me. ansany wenders, get Purchased end. read tholigh. Slionitt'aitarra-kiresvirsathht-sattilelater-disemaleda,Withalittleaoe near practieally all', the' tribes we'll sheet' 'though 6..t.thec'-.••eiztaee behind each are fire wOratiippersCommonest thing isine. • ' a ` , ., in all savage life. • •Undmibtedly aevea ; A ..erittir,e's Wonderful Worts . .saw a Inatela.befeies • They'll bp tarn- • One Of the „greatest. aaniancee, in 411g us, into, gods; and 'Milting ma eet the ''W.orlti Of print, and without doubt 'rencid batter the way they.ila in 'Tibet, a remarkable amiraele" whtch sounds, 4f we're not careful: • like a tWentieth-centhrY tetra tale, is y • • That bight the guard was, dou'bled. r • The hidden, watchers; however, agave The chief warily 'eat. doWle•beside the storY of the birth ef the "•News of • ne sign of their Presence. • • „ hina Vilahletahim feel the:box, eit-' the, World„", and the deaelepment o • • It • wad :airiesta week later when •rmaine the Match iteelf, then. 'pits -s the inrmense Sorganizatima•sWhieh tee. the Sun was high. in the shy that that takingly' demonstrated how the fire "glay .givearovet. three mWlon Decade came Within 'sight of their firsts Indian was created by striking the one their news of the world• .' Less than one huhdredyears ago the' eircelatirm for twelve months wa not sn great as the number of copfe 'sold weekly nowaidayi• al3tit the stage- coaeh •was still .competing with the train; and the 'Modern feature i of the 'train, • and the moderte feitares ef, transport and' cemeennicathon had not, been dreamed, of. To -day, quite apart 'from the steady processten of raptor lorries, ainI4 vans, special trains are. Oliartered. to carry the., "News of the World" to every part of the world. village, twenty or thirty' reed huts built in the shape of low cones s� that in the , &sten* ',they, npbermed- like great gray anahalis As th.ey ap- rprOached, the Tartar -like guide sud- denly gave three loud eriee and began a long noisy rhapsody in a. high pitched, wailing dialeet• warriors of the village carne hurrying oar ftetri the- rush shelters, holding drawn. • hews.' They, planted •themselVes squarely in the Path of the • • • against the other. '• •• , The 'old man grinaed, then eagerly 1911Owed his•example. His delight was unbounded when Vilak prepented him ,with the 'marvel. The broken line of. dancers reformed; the dance Proceed- ed to a furious climax and ended, More tapir and berries were brought. Vilak now tried talking to his host. its the Guarany dialect, whiCh extends like a roether,tongug through moskof the savage tribes of South America. Finding himself understood, he: in- quired whether the Indians had seen any other treVelets lately. pass :that way with a- dad. , • " The :chief ehook his head • His vil- lage was a hunting village; regularly all the men what me to the jungle, leaving none hu the women and chil- dren behind. At tee times the wo- men dared pot venture far from their houses,: and consequently knew nos thing of, whatpassed in the.nearby forests. The men had just .returned Aad instead Of the one irm.valabor- ing • press used forAiiinting the first Copies, _press' iimitsHcapaide of p_ro. duciag Papers of , seventy-two • gages -riesh off the copies at the phenom- enal speed' Of one iniiijon,dopies per hour. • In the early day's of the paperthe news trickled in by hand, apd the details . of the Crimean War took. a week to reach .London. ; • In strange contrast: is . the, "splits frOm a 4wOk's hunt the day before; second" news supply of to -day. : e c le as --0, • i a `ffi-CilnlifiX-7—: Slime idea of- just what 3,o9q,0o therefore. he coul • 11 them nothing,' tion. Vilak pointed vaguely off intbe obtained from o comp, and more, rit-4-Tallrrirean-gra* the direction the trait had been con ',the astonishing fact that 77,500 trees 'are cut down' each 'there d head again and grunted. "No quantity of paper -r 390;000 trees week to produce the pulp for this O stantly leading. The chief shook his --2--- go that*. 'Listen rnes-Pagariandis-Spirs '0/61 -year! — ---,. --H.•• ' a valley, Green valley. -' On mountain. issue, The pages . of ,the paper for one its there. NO go. Devils there. In if placed end to end, would Red mountain. Devi- mountain. Tt I .4.1 stretch 12,000 miles, giving a patheray you. Kill girl. Quick. Too (IWO- of priat froln London, across the: At - At the. chiefs urgent invitation, lantic, through. New York • and the -they pitched their camp in the -Village for. the night. Then a sinudge fireC GOIden Gates of San Francisco, almost to Japan -.with ten tons of ink cover was kindled to -drive away the swarm • - ing Mosquitoes; the • old, manThprOductiOn of the newspaper is begrm ing the road! . .• „ . droning outii the ancient. legends of hib' essentially one of the miracles of to, e people to all hisvisitors who cOuld• tley, few realizing that all speed re - understand. • :• eorde-motor-car, aeroplane, and mo- ,•' Shortly before midnight the whites entered the hut. which had •been re- served for their reception. Vilak pok- ed a suapicieusslooking„ corner ..4 • s. s • s is. • ata..teS 01111.„ . .0-001 • • - . ifFr.eols from theiard44.0 Batik Banishes - What New YorI• private.org,LLic,A, . eari4g. . • Patrorts" who Once 'Sat eXpeettintly AN !EJ woirriii344 IP. the, oilier court OS banking testis • tution to face, the' Words arriirate Or li/ulfa;ated 'Dressmaking Lesson' • " • resident." .painted in black letters nished•With Patten , on the' frosted :glass of a forrmtlable • . • _ door, may new indulge .a smite or two, for a recently opened lnancial Imuse announces that it has abandon. ed all: arlYate offices and has brought offiters into plainstiew. This des not mean that the, president of the company may be interrupted while Conferring with a custom r 'that he perSonally attends to eierYene Who seeks his advice, .hut. itdoes in- dieate that.inaceessibility is no longer practiced and that Personal attention is •now of priinary imporMnce ii3 the: congnet ;of business.. ,• , •The batik question has gone a step further in humanising its. rela- tionships with its • familaaof patrons., •If a stranger •enters its; doors he -is met by an official Who 'silts cour• IermslY how:he maybe of seyvtce, and directs hire, accordingly. The' official, not only: his friendly greeting ;and an tatelligeat cencernarr making the ,stranger's vioit .entirely: Satisfactory, hut he lies also agood meinory. Thus• :he is abTeT6Wein. .ifaniessurarld particular mission When the patron makes his appearance at some future. • Th'e whole routine tit beiikaig, trans rm edaih speclattaed-setvi cern a d e easily avellable, thus toses much of its old-fashione&Sraystery and •nes.% and emerges' into a co-operative •enterprise where offices and client talk 'thinga over in letsiirela. fashion.. Thus. the open incicssure of to -day 'lends it- ' , • self to a greater confidence, and ser A red and white °dotted dimity that/ tainli'challengeS the older methods, of will instantly win approval' vrith. the' conducting bnsineSs, • dainty mist of 8, 10, 12and- 14 years) • ' Sleeveless! So .comfortably and sitiart.•. The -Crisp white. organdiel• :• • , ncation in. Rua • . ' eapplet collar -falls so prettily over the1. tor-boat--ade into -insignificance when sa;.e•nsevie's•gilyiag the • impression of aape. Shows'hnprovemen t. eeznpared with the rate at which the 'News 'of the WorI2," presses can print • .• .Thecircular skirt:With shaped hip --4000 males otir!eTtt-13ita. • , • • • • • . „ stick to rout out ,any tarantulas that hammock. his. Deep Earthipmices Bring might be hiding withia, then hung • "I'd be convinced•now that th•ese Lightning, Scientist Says South American Indians Nyere Asiatic • Waehingtme-If stories Of thundsr in their Origin even if 1 hadn't been and lighthing accompanying earth - before," he said 'to Nunnally as he quakes are not simple coincidence, the • disentangled a hook which had-eanght explanation,may lie in a report to the' in the mesh: , American Peophysical Society by Dr. "Those legends the old man related Roes .Gunn.• • tonight can be reproduced .in half a He holds that contraction of. the dozen Places in Eastern Asia and. the earth:may giie rise to distarf•ing wig. Asiatic islands. That story about the netic fields, and that "long period var- riian Who walked through the fire 'and iationa of the earth's magnetic field thereby. became a god, particularly. and pseudo-maghetic variations ac - It's almost •like being .in the Malay cornpanying earthquakes inust be rel - archipelago to *hear it again. They ated in, some manner to the conduct - .The ' Aare °lathe tiny flame was as though lightining had struck the assembly. • gsrass he found a number of cigaret stubs: They were filled with a cheap, coarse tobacco, mile hand, s Evi- dently -the smoker hadex a ted his supply pf papers, for Most a the cig- • ,arets were rolled in bits Of newspaper( • torn envelopes, and other odds and ' ends a man Ordinarily carries in• his • • pocket. ' Quickly ,Vilak picked these up, and deftly unrolling them, spread them out uXr. a leg. He concentrated his :attention upoh the bits Of envelope. A moment later he grunted, then ex- tended two of the scrips to Elise. , "Leak:I t that," he flashed. • Th a fragments bore part of an Eng- lish pes tm ark • and the full name of - Elise's English foreman who had escaped from the Porto :Verde' jail • after the murder (3f Tony Bargetta. Alertness scores everywhere. Wrigley's creates pep and en. ' ergy arid keeps you alert. • A S¢ Paikage\ta\t save you • s trom goingtosice at the wheel of yotir cat. • ISSUE No. 301--"Rit still walk thrcogh fire, for that -natter, in some of the outlying Japanese d • t islands and Fiji and Guin a. A trick; 4newcomers. Completely nake eaeeP ., e _ for a breech dent and undet•orated ex- Of •course. Know exactly libw it's dons. cept Ph* a ' little striped tattooing It's the way the shamans and priests keep their poWer. . . . s • .'."World's a Prettyasmell place. ir - , rest for •.all, but a' partial •one through . The world's '‘eostliest book is sald the week. ' .Dr. Monroe also spoke .i.ng ,ean.ter,' i,t was, announced recenta to be a 'copy Of the Gutenberg. Bible, favorably' of the Russian • live -year.. -• • , Parran; Jr.,, state,' teresting chap, this 'old' man. Doean't . . ie by ur. Thomas seem- very, encouraging abeint dur health eonimissioaer. The new put - which bas heen in a monastery .In plan of produetivity. - . .. prospects ahead." • lb around the elbows and knees, they toodrigid; shining hrerme Aatees barring the way. • "Marvelous bodies,' Vilak murmured Nutrially, as the guide -continued has shrill oration.' "Pronouneed Oriental strain in them, too, undoubt- edly. Look at the shape of their heads and' the•slant'of their eyes. That tat- tooing also is absolutely the same as I could show 'you in a hundred places in the islands eff East Asia. Judging by the waythey're looking at us, we're the first white men they've seen." The guide's declamation at length if ceded: The headsinen of the village,' a grizzled, withered shell, who appear- ' • ed as thcaigh three centuries had pass- I Retforrimg Observer .e s • Georgia Institute of • • His ..101Pressions . Athens, Ge...--,Efferti iti Russia to curtail linlestrial 'waste • 'through adoption of 'aplan whereby, plants at. in continuous use;:with-workers tak- ing different. days it the vreekafer res•t;; were described by Dr.- Paul yoke, contribtei,sniart Sephistication: • Style No. -2547 makes up attractive, . lY in peach -pink shantung. • Nile green 'tinen, yellow. and white. pique with. white pique collar and printed tub silk in; dusty -pink tones. are fashionable suggeStions. ' HOW TO ORDER PATTERNS • • • Write, your -Paine and address' plain.: • . ly, giving. number and ' size 'of 'such). Monroe, . director of. the. •sehopl • of pabterns.as you want. Enclose 20c .educatien • et CoIuMbin University, In stamps et coin ..(eoin preferred ; 'Ivrea recent addressesbefore the 'Institute it carefully) , for each •number, andi • • - of Public Affairs' at the • Unt4r4ity addresa your 'order to Wilson Pattern ••• ' ' • �f Georgia. .Dr. • Monroe recently service,. 73 West Adelaide Si., Tororito.l • visited 'the. Soviet Republic. •• •• . Increased trade: in 'general is et• ' , •• • . ing regions inside the eartli" • feeted by the • plan and the business New Plans Dr. Gunn saysthat the usual earth- of recteational enterprises -• ie. •atig- • • . Cancer Fight., quake. is limited .ta the earth's crust, molted, Dr., ,Monroe • continued. s A. t • Aleany, N.Y.-New York. State hes; • . but' that if the 'earth moventeat, ex- new calendar was adopted to fatilit- jest signed.acontraCt for the.purchase: tends into deeper layerea toad mag- ate the ehan.eed. industrial. regime, ' of 5,735 milligrams of radluni and ace netic disturbance may. be expected. iiri which 'there is ,no common day of eessory equipment -to :b•e used in' fight- ' ‘. - • .,..........›....:.-.........-.. . , . • 'oritithia for centuries.. When the Pointing. out that of the 180,000,- . • chase Will give tlisr state the largest.' single supply in the world: The i•adium: • . • • ' (To he coatinued.) • monks Were asked little while aaO 000 peonle sin Russia, only about l'a with the" equipment Will cost $291,090.! to value it. they gave, thb possilne 600,000 • are metelsers • of the Com - "These chickens werediatehed-In an price as $275,000. inctibator.7-,•"My word! They look just , • like ;real ones!" Minardat Liniment Checks Colds. •. " • ed o;,..er hit long graY heda, stalked 1,..,..,,, gravely out' from the largest hirtf Be- a. ...• hind him toddled two 'enorrnGusly• fat ' ,• •• - . . old women.' , . • • Ile grunted to the rigid warriors.. .,,. • ..-, • Their•bows relaxed, theYmoved off •. the wrifi..of the structure from which ' , • , . a• „. .. the headman had come.• The chief en- ' ' . A Study in Balance - , gated the guide in a short a ley, then l' '. convinced that the neweo ti' inten- i!, ,• dons wercf, ?tot hostile, gree ed thein , ' cordialty., Fond was he -eight. swamp - 1• deer, roaSted. ta pi a berries, and Set' on I, i grassts,' -Nilek responded to the., ' ..' courtesy by presenting his hot with a! i . necklace ef atrociously colored beads,:! , of which he had been careful to bring': - • a liberalSupply • . 11.•4.'<•' The headmen berke 1 at order ; all •,i asa . the women in the Village, who had'.1 . :s ' •'• . •• • boon .euelsassly p4pirg at the nethsa- t1,4v, ., - : ,,, • 7 ,..,...,.: ..1,.,..0 ,: houses, ran forward.. 'They began a ..1 corner through the cracks in: el‘r j'. "i''''.• •\ ' -•' '. • dance. . ' ',.....e, • ,;,,, • ', They were in a lonO, compact semi. 1,"12,... . ‘ 4.4, 4, : ' • cirele, violently hopping up,and down,'' ' '''''.('0,.„• '... '''lg' '' dating -forward and leaping hack, all I: ••• 7/013, . ',..:t';.I'm ....i.. ' ' to the aecompaninienc of a 'Skin drum '04,' ' • ':!. •-;;''''' '''''' 44':1::' '1'. '''' ' Which a porple-feithered Indian. wits • ,'„,,,,,;•• ,,:',0%-;;,00.(4314,,,,./ benti etitig fracallg, when Vilak liev's,-; Xe!,x,r,..s",„„,,,,,•••"'” • ..'"'; caret. .te atrikewr, a _math to light a ••- ' ' ' • •• Pa•ael ut ju t ni er on II i of w19_g leek- Itrlet: 'Id i t litt: Lxiwn • „ • • 4•; • A • I I 0. • The flare tc iiny flames was as thotigh lightnin.• . had sit -del( tht liYr5111-• ITT Tifrititiff;Kiiiirtiritr °Jon• - - t - - ..;,,,..........-.e., • .• munlst Party, and that the ;.Soviet regime sonkists of but a small group of the latter, or. MOnroe; :said that control of the peasants by the Soeiet • minoritY will determine the suceess or failure of the Soviet regime, Stalin; after deposing the tWo Opposition sity of handling the peasants,who black; and red spruces ot the East an groups, is confranted e. ith the neces- Dii: ii•lonroe, sald that his visit to gagelman rais most of the food. • l'rairieProvinces; amilhe *Ike, an spruces of nriti$11. Celli Tamls. led him to believe that edaa- war tional Conditionsi • there are batter itifica,nivatshe4p eweerip lei yi nim- ptill'oeSs.:(Ild wrietlglrntilleo.‘cation Purposgs in 011ie. -1(5 far back Firigerprint's were used --or itlenti•fi; .........—...",_..... ,, riniseums. Which. fortn a part 'of the as 700 are based on the practice of holaine A.D. educitional program. a , . Roman numerals, the ,mot ancient,', Wales iVil , Erect. Monument. Where Anielia:Earhat Landed 1.11 the tingersof'!..4 hand..,, Burryport, Wates. -A monument will be' erected on the spoti Where. iMiSs AmeliaEailiart, Aincrieon flyer; •anded ;An a seaplane Oft. her trns.- tlantic firght in Junta , I928, ' th. municipal authorities have decided: The monument will he a tnodel of the : Needless pains. Ale. :hadaches senplarte ' are fluiecky' relieved .11 Aipirin ' •• Mks Vay:hart was the first. ivma:f ' tablets. as millions Of peoplelmow. to make the tran-Atiantic flight, fry- Aid "tet; matter • how stdd6tly., a ,ing from NeWfoundlai il to Wales..The %headache may tittle un yoUt Yel°1Ci CPaolel kaer.tiY: 41)trk.esParreind'.':tCabalrettys With yoa, Keep the IMO size at • hoine Read the profen directions .. for pain, hedahs, neurlgia, etc. er, ' • ' . 13$41ECI -.-- t=----ir The Spruces of Canada The spruces of .Crmdasplay an, Ini- p�rtant part in the industrial life of.- '.. the country and Are an assetnot appreciated by the general public. There. ire five spruces of commercial importance in ;Canada, the • pane was piloted bylAnt Grdon. Ond Wilmer .8tultz.,, • 'Aunties Are DangerouSI Attntsruneles, and alter frienthi are tbor0 liatinful babieS. ha it heads', Dins, hoPms,tin tacks_ an& other thingt commonly calied "dangerous"; tikey w.ork their evil by;iVing Young nTebrs• polish n,tivice At • least, f,. 1;1•Y an• ),1nled.r.a.n_research..organti. • aSernbly.. Thewomen ran. searning inmPer frerld on one te .at morneniof departfiree , . . . MinardA Liniment for alt Strairia, • 4 ., • • tst •