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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1920-8-19, Page 61.1 on't Trust: to Luck 'When. ordering Tea, but insist gettL.1the reliable,.. Can The Tea That Never )2s :a:> upon is .r4c,tpk„ GrLCI'l or F i.i; ad Pe.0 : its Only, L �t�l ,...,..., -i �l; P SA1iU L A. r> RIF.1.';. TT `tees Cawthorn went on with the Leen, like ,nen }oath to tura , serious toees loose. Marian, busy housewife, w ifs had t left the room. Burl- ing...t.c vires a chair up ':afore her and leaned forward. The tall: cf the other men emale to her only iii fragments. Burliagame knew everybody. The Co,gi,s.ntan from lea_ town? He was talking to him Iast night at the club, He called her celebrity by his tir.et name. "Out home," she smiled, ':we think he appoints the Presidents," He threw back hie heard and leashed. "You sheet. don't you?" ire nAed. "I'm fatal T a _. Mr. L'ur , -,,,me." "Did you contig a gun "No; nor t B;wie knife nor a tallier —only: ow - eem.' teetaa. he added, his le:n:•r- ing gaze searched ler iirelit eyes. "You shoot quail. don't yeti?" "I've shet thiaes: pheasants in Arizona." "When?" "Last winter—D nil and I," she added. "Last winter? I shot pie^=ants in Arizona myself last winter. and 11du't know you were anywhere about. Well, you must have a gun. There's a twenty -gauge in my rooms in Wash- ington, I'll seed a telegram to -night and the gun'll ha here to -morrow," He rose and leaked against the table, looking, down at her. Have you seen my setter, Glad-' stone? You know Steve's dog, Frank, has always put it all over every dog we could tiring cut here. But I've got one now—well; it'll be a different story. Gladstone walked away with the Eastern chanmpionship this f, ll,.' Steve, where's the phone`.' Stella looked up suddenly. Caw-' thorn's eyes were upon her face. He had deepset, gray eyes, There was' distinction in thein. They must have recorded many a strange picture. They were young eyes, too—unspoiled, you would say. There was a boyish sort of eagerness on his strong, sunburned • face. He must not have paid macs at-. mention to the Ioan after all. He must have been looking at her all the time!, Thee= which Burlingame had sent for rams out next morning, and in the afterneen he and Stella and Cawthorn hunted over rolling hills of broom straw and through woods of pine and, oak. From the first there was rivalry,' ;chidt dog would ford the most covey-. Frank er Gladstone? As ft:r Frank, he didn't seen[ to cart, veteran that he was. His chief interest seemed to be that ".tella' Wield go home with. a pocket fel or, birds. Time t i tgaia the three ells; • vaneed on coveys, Stella in the middle; tine and •hain she missed; but al- ways out of the confusion ahead same Frank to her, a bird, killed by one or' outer of the rum, in his mouth—conn straimiti t, her, hie eyes glowing with, pride. "I didn't kill him, old man," she laughed over and over, "Really I didn't." But eeeh time he stood in front of her, bila hanging from his mouth, un- moved. Hie yeas. were yea, hie nays' nay. She had to take the bird to get rid of him; even aft'.[ 0L, 1lacldo•ne 00' he Waited wain she had rlrnpr.erl it in her peeket. Then, satisfied, he tura eat and gall :mr1 off. And he won out, too, won out over, a rival who hal taken champ:onto.-,:;. When at ,unset the hun`rre turned home, the creme ether], Frank five coveys, Gladstone tit et. "Earle's dog has an unfair adven-I tage;" declared Burlingame; "he knows the country.' 'Stella gi need at him quickly, li^r head tilted ITe v s frowning a bit at ` the doge, .,till scen'ing the fields lir,- Side the road. She had been right—' things must go tnie man's way.No alibis, is trams" sail C'. -i , Bixrlu Caw -I thorn, "We've hunted t iLh h:in before, The mold old Frani: was made in- is; broken." - "I thought I could hit them," swirl Stella ruefully. "Tho Arizona, pheasants made a target like a barn door compared with grail." "You don't need to hit ern," assured. Burlingame. "I really think you got a few," con -i soled Cawthorn. They were riding straight into site' huge ball of the setting sun. Their` balk ceased. Gradually elle quite pen -I g�:l?veness of .purple hills and col,1,i lengthened shadows fell over Stella's ; frit. They passed a Boor ell house, I man -chopped Wood in a littered; and A sallowwon:an on the tumble- down p hem with nor-' ` aitch regarded t tow, disapproving eyes. A boy with a' 1i1140 or pine fagots had started to; doss the road,-R:,.ggcd and wistful o stared up at them. Cawthorn rapped behind, "Like 'births at the house?" Stella heat'tl him tide, "Yes, sir." The boy's voice was shrill llko se girl's, Rolla turned, her gloved hand. on her horse's mem. (nwthern had lean - el down front his saddle. Re was n -0t et. ,tied to r' 1t it rl It .:1 e3:her- idea it t' - i, -,t ; tate t .1 e: ten o1 the giallo v 1R) 1.11 eh:ur;ed front c?i: 01 t, lm t to ett c, t t .> (u1i0 ..t, Casthotn." mine! Burl- ingame. ari 1 r a e. "Time for n• the covey if 1 Fe to ;•y", L:. ,ti, GI:ale:totie t sli.w.' Every y window w"ts aglow when they ren Qteri home. The other guest; had arrived ten: ;t:rrnecn It was long meet i?7i int ht when R.:1la went tp oars, 1311 , u with the el'1 f t h . ,,i (:tale: tnretell w!, h Parti Led led her, tt s ii. ,:ha had i -m rat e,1 tho n er i.uenr It wee to tt him teat w nc'. in their eveningel e Ivo? a.lt4e,e,1. lie had foll� ti,1 Stela to the feta of the stairs. He was be - ^le to male up for that lost time :.r Ai•,zi)tta, he said, his cent .ilin'g eves deep in here. The door of 11er room was ajar. Before her fire +toned Frank. She smiled down et ]riot •as he lay humbly prowl bf>re her and raised iris eyes : her, his 1111 wagging self-eot152itu:-, ly aoross the rug. "That's all right, old man," she es- eured bin, "Tins :s your fire. I'll leave my dear open. You 001110 up hero any time cu want to, and stay, til bedtime. Olt, I was proud of you' this niterneen! What do you think of, ore—some ohot, eh??' Site drew up a rocker beside hint He had accepted her assurance; he knew no guile; the matter was settled —this was his fire. "01.1 bran," she asked, "which of; those men do you like best? Dad says you knot[:" He rolled his eyes toward her, held; their there a moment, then turned his' gaze to the fire. The afternoon's hunt was going through his head. "Oh, you brake me feel lonely, Frank. He looked up. at her apologetically, He tapped the rug with his tail. Then once nacre he s utlied that fire iii whose end'.; }:e seemed to see endless hunting fields, e s tr •smphs. He was un- aprroa -^:ala:, Girls' affair, geg e fa`:•s, _ He wee a mighty F•c7 ... o''i nar.ci,;r, that was a week c'.- pi _ _ ;u;- past, Each ^ -a• "part: oat far .'nu e ''1 or a ride Each evening v 1- it them back under its shelter:tie eaves with a grave, ripe, `rtpartial courtesy, and llstene:l in- dulgently to the laughter that eehoed in it.� generous halls and rooms. Burlingame stayed on from day to day, business could wait, even foreign loam: he transacted necessary details by telephone or telegraph, then die-. nurse, business from his mind, He was a fine horseman, and he and Stella rode all over the country in the crisp. clear winter air. Burlingame was full of keen observations of men and [:omen, particularly of women[ Stella'tt repartees were spiced with a Charming unconventionality. Their laughter rang out as they galloped or' lateral aione', and Stella returned f:•-rm the titles flushed and glowing. 1'1:vtlrortt was a walker; So was she. - The hills and woodlands were teavere-- r 1 by winding dry paths. full of sun- lit surprises.He said striking, solid: things. He had dents more than build; h; r'� 1 t st , . t ,. 111 ,urea. t le places. He had t G dad t't. e eettti31 .aspects and cus- 11 s of those places. He narrated with 1'?? strokes as he swung. along, There ova" an expans:renes about hila like the horizon, of her own' er uric:., and a humor that laughed not at people but with them. I. t Burlingame who spoke first _before the geek was out. He anti- stella had ridden out together with their guile and only I3urlingalve's set- tee The dee might have birds for all he . tt.':;, His mind, like his eyes, was conrentt•nted ou the girl's faro. She jerl•ed her horse hack, her cheeks flatting, and looked ]tint 1eva1 in the eyes. "1'11 have to wait, ?Tr. Burlingame. A girl---I--must have time to tli'nk." ' It does not call for thought'," There was a push of impatience on his face a; if he were not ueod to Icing put off. "T / em et rytliing you need," he plot:i e 1 "From the Rest time I save you I t . 51oI you. "Really, I11 have to wait ---to think --I dolt kuow." "Let me settle it for you, Stella!" Again site drew her hers° hack, "All right," he. laughed confidently, "rill the time you want," She del not- tall[: to Frank that e's c s she night; she onlypatted ]n.. !tell n h �'p H„ rind was filled rill! put him out, Her e t i It n r urns of a home on en exclusive Washington avenue, I;urim„•rm1',4 frr nds were people of distinction, and she ,lite, hcreolf the centre of at brit- liant society. Long after the tee. t of the house had grown quiet she lay awake, looking at the moonlight that foul across the floor, her life parading itself before her like a stately pro- cession, (To be continued next ieaue,) Minard's Lin}ment used by Phynlelans conselnus." \Vo ours c lvas only know perfectly, he roulette us, Mean timings that we have done so oft en that we have learned tit do theta onto:atatfeatly, That It, the w y with the laSee and ants. When you aro cons:eious of knowing a thin_;, he says, you do not knew it abc;c'Itttely, t ° a tiµ * ,9iy ,, ,, •i�r; '- �^ '!here is infinite hetet. t, memo100 Study Your Children. If you plan to enclose your •e•t'. tuitl slinntlaticn to hz t 1 it fa tr1i 'rV• mdali this fait, give thought to 110100 mg our phut[ and :wheel brethren. Titer ' et many act slain it nowt—.cr:.,:utart witndarvs. They do not t eel The world in a groat deal ht r;ei', mare days that children are spoilt; taut t•, be removed in the �uitinr:rt}u e -- Thera -- varto,l and more rvon,ttnfla than any there ire far n d1} iter'.. nl t_,te;t t,tiitt tit tri r:'de aP,ouc 0tf??' petty round of hitelt rcu'I:,ty tool asters d. ntg;ed h beim ousunl 1 10?!!1er stood then by ever-inOtl c , slit : n u a they're nighty handy _.........._...4„..........__ wnttl tt , 1 err : t,orver or 1i int??; t? Some Pc:+t'lr :coin to tl -alt cL::.1t , uot,., ,acre'., ,l''<5tC?tII'if'.y 11%iCnk3Gtnta o n Sl ipn should r le si t ❑ tr„ i th cemlt lt,, Leek verandah can conceal its e, t .. + h i,,,,r they -:t lee, lt,• Afire. i1 I, g;:u, age, }:ail, e ,•nd Iain- Common euttFit ,re sinnuldertn^ though ems c::u:l reaby love a little' box w rasa tai?d i ••, r,,,;c•t, � de ed appliances lianae in :rat attiiu' M [trey on board strip. , h: malty I. tt, s Ittrh the n...: t�1 the home can tete;: are crnipititivet Mantles 4, r: r t as wt 1, lite 1 t -s t make. The t -,e ino t y fr . a spontaneous n 11rt in , t, mai alai t, v, t t i - e•et: buyll:ln, erased it Mame large l es trip up ti •! 1::1.1:0,11 iliamanta 1' gar.=iliac Thee. We t.•wa trot he! The Iai:a d;r<pva Hind.timed,ties of cool in c! .e c tat ;c•rs. r '..i e t we n t:;t t "Her r .taro, T. etc , ani,}, "is Ili.a It is said th:: rc is not name e d:,n:;er to het t aetne , 1 .11,? ma lit et, i And she k. I 1 B: t front 0ur11 a ere; h 1111 + on an .1; fa' eft 14 yell t ain::1 _t . ye t d troll of 19t�c'1 ... ,1:. fast protective , stat:1 i 1 we wee; t , ,11)11 them to ,tit, so That ball.! + ,:'',it -.:^!4., •::c'.iii,u ,,n c,ir: i 'lit^tc tL• t w: s her non : Le .:..: t, ca. urn t, t , t ttludN ,', 1 t,tal eh. -i,_ t I Ell hltimi Port '':colo he kind the the eau t o nioul',or. Then the 1 ie .t } l:e t -t 1 h t; t o f .i 1 c^, ,tett 1 tit' P t t'nn cr i llatuea w It w It'i, whit•}t i.t-t.a11 c . ,t,r I_ r = 3 a!a 1' .v:11 it u, at l s,:e r.c:as 1.1 ^' a,1 11y 0•1t'' to c•,ti11 11•i tt I1 e. t, 1 c 1: tnc•t of a'.:, het Ahnes F.veu ht v:, l n ;liths etre Qui. 1411, w + It e, r t na ? ' :e ?• ' �nwtt, I dc,n't ice o; }.y t;•e irGra sntnnh4:•t:un fire la int l.,lf so tall,!, t leeet an,at• aa.cnts t t sweet- root es (Inc twee elentn•e•1 by lantts- uty }ra: ' end dismay. � had to 1.::•: her. Tito: e t t 1� .eta- 1; y est gill wh, came and ,jut begged for' men. This is illustrated uy the ex ,.om t sett are far n:t 0 t -n eve t ' ,ere. o? the captain of the Twin a:11 ethers, and mem, n1. c care is a moor. S1:: had the loveliest color' 1 l and the rtcst stunning ltat—simple. twee rs, engtt4''tl :ome yetu's age 10 1 1 1 woo :a. r Lte must the wheat trade between San b'rutcis- t a t f easy „} c e. .'ai :c and you know, hut 00 r)n0. I know we. ,., �` ! ,: 'all �aUlel lla l"t' 1 ia' yel;ia). I3 -at co and 1:ivcrp".c'i. The vessel was r0- • t Ae. (4,n;:reu hour• a r,._, .tin.'t"nt ntri.na; fat to the latter port with a of see-paes end vii 1 e..„,e,•y teat, aloes mother wrote end oilers i Elie Brown 1 our room as seem as she hnand she, thou:mad tons of coal in the hold as 1 play. oil. They ]it,ve the ti. .t, t., was coming. She comes from the, ball,.:. dust after she -rounded Cape play, loth i is h try aP, i [:get to :ti where mother lives) when alts Flora it wee discovered that the coal pie their r4 ht: that ea anal! get was on fire. our own. was a girl. I believe her mother arra, There was 0 "team mime en beard, nine wort at s, heel together. And Sometimes t,a it is the parent who, r- tend after cl" t the lower tintelt i having sl owe so oar.. e and poor en 1.4"t11t- tad y:c'd be tote:n'ue t, ha"' hcr'n the house, that Oa Browns were. 1It° crew Ilaruled rho hold uttltl the example, really deserve the print=h � 0111, had sett1o, about .i.1:-.:;:rd uer Peet lot: or • :ulnas, We permite .ta.;t n}m oat only tin .tend yon altveys en: d depend a_a on_ in the water. No oro was frightened at showing, our children w:rtli-v:hi!e I think she wants Ler to 1 c .. in. u ,nod every one teas confident that the exam les of truth :a:d sweet -09., but. mice in my lite. Eliza Brown an in-' sale would be safely thought into port we mast rent,•i. lhi the debt c` gr:t,_ifluc^acct" at ::1n Frtnlc'tec.. tall was made at tt,::e eve owe to there. 'Its queer about names, isn't meds I.,�)paralot, het net e than eleseited rho i \Fiat about "faetl:er;' 1rao co::iesl -nose tz,rcd. I know a girl named'shlp. ler. le wz;:ria isit his work, ar.;l finds Beryl Mae. It sounds like a film stat',1 The vessel was seventy-two ditya In his ani.-•.. 0., and weariness smoothe1 cl'rcetit it? And elle looks like one,'reaching San Frnnetseo from the away I,} elle magic touch of the little,' Site has such thrilling <adcen:urea• I Hort., and all that time the cool burn• nestling figure in his arms. Hort often wonder if anybody with a high It obl?y ed, and little streams of eureka coeld does "mother" learn to forget the hard sort of forehead—like Eliza Brown's—' he seen little through the uncles to lessons of life and the apparent':, un- ever has adventures,' ,the deck I,rriving Rt San l'ranclsco endir.g work of the day when at even- "most decidedly not," Janata replied: tire Twin Brothers sailed out on the t:de she looks down at the little, rose- positively. "Nobody could who loops mud flats and was Hendee! until she flushed, sleeping face, that brings like Eliza Browm:'settled alntcet even with her tipper Two days later Janet, white and deck. This extinguished the tire. such blessed peace to her soul, and makes her feel that, after all, even terrified, was staring at the doctor.' The appearanee of the vessel after thedrudgery Mother `t] theflth 11 the prettyfair 11 f drud ei- • has been worth while. G er tv: t influenza—mother!: er, a s was 11 r ev c once o Let us, then, study our children and And no nurse to be found! W'ty, they; what a ship may etu•vlve in rho tvay must have one—they must! of fire damage, In a dozen places the bottom had burned through. and ell that was between the crew and the deep sea was the thin sheet of copper Putting up the children's lunchesI bottom. The weight of the coal acid used to he Such abugbear at our You'll have to follow directions exact the pressure of the water kept about house until my husband bought the]y, but you can do it. You—" equal strain on both sides of the cop - new white enamel medicine closet far "Can I help?" a quiet voice asketll per sheeting, and it had not broken the bathroom and put the big golden "I've just heard Billy told me. I'oi thrdngh, although it was little thicker not at all afraid, and I'm strong and; than an ordinary tin pan, can obey orders.' The doctor and Janet both had turn- ed. Tho doctor's face cleared as he met the steady eyes. "You're in luck, young, woman." he iesipline ourselves, if we want to be ideal fathers and mothers, Preparing School Lunches The doctor shook his Tread. "I don't ]snow where. There are families that are all down with it— and no daughter or maid in the house. oak one up in the kitchen over my table. It always used to be such a sentry emery morning looking around to see what there was for their bas- kets. Now I can put un ail three in Seaplanes to Hunt Whales. Bueine s nen at Aalesuncl, north of Bergen, Norway, intend this summer a very iew ntinu' , In the first place, to use seaplanes for seal anal whale I keep on handl in the top shelf little told Janet, hunting in Denmark Strait, between ala of putts me:as, cheese, fruit, Throe weeks later, when mother Iceland and Greenland, says the Na - s ry, ate., fel emergencies, tied was out of danger, Janet made her ttonal Tidende. The first machine will confession to Rose. probably be sent np in r, week or so, never is =nth a cat :t: trGph if thee_ ,"She just worked night and clay. Many ships are already 4n the strait, i; net enough chicken irft fromtitC1 dlurc. aThe doctor says she saved mothers i• t o make sartdtcChes with.• are pas ages of cia`e?, 5101104 incl life. She was steady all the time Keep Mtnard's Liniment In the house. nuts acid a jar of hof.l cantly for sur - bulge I was so frightened. She could prises when there is not any dessert, bulge all over if she wanted to, I'll There is always a curl of waxca parer never, never forget it as long as I and two or three very sharp knives live. that are not to be toucher! for any- Beryl Mac,Pose relied thought - thing else. fully, "went haus scared to death A small write tin Lox site under the when there was a etas° where she cupboard, and in it I keep the bread bearded." for the sandwiches and the s}mel° The two girls looked at each other. ekes or cookie: that 111take for theme. They did not need words, beady knows what a Savin, this er- tan;cnient is in time and worry uatil The as Huneanra Side d P carats. they try it. The boy of the family In a recent book, Royal Diaon main- s: uld easily make a little cupboard fey tains that plants have "a lturaan side." this purpose, Of caarae, it }s wise to Ile tolls or plants that walk, plants have a lock to the door, or you will that fly—or tit least use airplane: to sties some of the thing:, you have enull, their seeds to fly, of plants that counted on some dray, fish, that keep servants and dtmeetic Int teals, that use animals for ttane.nor- Fixing to the Verandah: tation, that forecast the weather and If the verandah need,a fu:blametarl tell the name of clay and accomplish '•nein„ up each as a ne fl,r c•; many other marvel:[ that seem to ape neve then sag;estto.ts sheen be inters: talgt human intelligence, t \4e know, of cotree, that plants ere A cement filer marked o[f in "tile" not really "human," as that term le usual.,: understood, and that they are squares. or n floor of any of the so-, not even on a par with the atrintais called "tile" floorings, tr'hi1i1 are easy that arc consider rn tar beneath tit. on the feet ant vert durable, would be 13111 it is admittedly hart to tell just a pe ie o ,, inion, It's much ca= e 1,„e In draw the line between Plants to,'to,, ,', i y attra,tive, and if preeeeenoel animate and men, arta the more ly laid will 'est virtually forever, one studies rotors with an open New pa'.:r.; in square effort, v•412 mind, [hie more there doe,' sesta to 00 heavy square hex railing to har;ucni:n',' acme sort of httcllig;chec and te0lin permit the placing of flower Lr :re ;u (mermen to all living tiring-, tar= rellinfhl in 5100(10.0.' time :tit i flat ':;tmrel Butler, 411 one of hie hooks, rertra,rhl. t"ps can reatifly l,o p',"tr, I in:detains that both lat'mis and ail• over time tc.ilini.s m vv tile,•. or r ar:' nreh ectuelly fie ens -e:,. nt,gl:'gnnre, the bo: c,. :1101,1.1 bar Wen I:n ;l an 1, est nlo1ely of a human cult, but in altew far r r ret (In.:111E17e. satao jY.trtlon:dm above the human A shaf phaco n t, r:;n.l it <r:131111, He accounts f, -.r all such railing ,•l cat .t fent frcut t}t, them t,a l el:meets a,Es those meatianea t:beee by a ft:at: w;dc i ills ,[',,'ret h' • i.h „•' 5 1L,iriag that the plaits know exact. Melt as a Panics t --acrd ie ealalgS. ly what they are shunt --ti tt they do handy for lon,hs,t 3lcnorl r t t what they do because, in tau course of zine, neweeattees. eta , f, dell' pit'd lung r t 1 elireteel o;per inieutatinn, tired along the 1 mate t 1 r r:,' let & I- Lata Palma that that i,t the best way venient height ?. e.oat l ,tl £or home' fur them to get along, Likewise with it:,r flower pate, 1 c.Lc n• t: Otto cltieken 01'03101; an MI, 1f You'd 1(1:•! in 11%%'' are i, , 1?g;bt be ea; t, beettnse the chicken has en the veran!"tit, ,re..r heady ,,,ata cdsn let:rne'i. exactly how to do it, with a arrange to e.• r c..:r.: 3 cl •:ter detlititu l:utpeee In view; and the egg cot! ^t the teitme awl met stn a tarn treatee a chicken It nese tire. 0010)1y make e pretty tart fro. 1; it •'t egg bion' i l;y oft -repeated experleace cretonne 01 r" ; tt h iritic,- a;. t, how to go about that v.o:rierful with your t r id:.i elshicna, Ansa 1 leela The mann I,i'Oiin;as en oale be•• of Plloches.t„ .1:0 r: ;0 heeler tee. tee' eau• e it wants to do It, end knowe how, aka lc y” t t 1 e •,f eagles, erd I' e ltry Bring plant kir ea all abent in Dant 1 alt: lli, 1 ,. , t'11•71'.:11 1:, 1131,1 bo a, an.i produces flew 01% eapectally the ear t l er r t 'h ft t 1,rignrd to attract thein and have tie aril td!c c f it 1,, Low , 1 1•1 pas t', .3.1 dist; ibule ata pollen, over that n cr the e' ga, e hero, You'd l The knowledge of the plant or anl- itnd it, bol r; tit• 0:11041y tutfl to til the note perfect, Butler —4,1,1, Gf ct,.000, :.i 0, teat, argues, because it is bo Largely ."un, Qui Yaur Ft, et t'•lrls In Half by tfolntl ''CLEAN A L .e BOILER COMPOUND lottettee Ural t: 7'ho Allen FOte FOWriter Purl/for 0"., I.InUtc/i, 2/ Caine/w1 Gt./ rlirotrto COARSE. 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Inn, Tho writer The cantina of Mc Zeppelins was quickly to ua tenet a to our 0Ir ht• ttut t on t o 1 c n L to i t i tont an i ,,+nn( 1,13-1 rd t!itw 11 Ilea ef air• craft hen l lett, the sir and. away tilt to et t h of the r tints, trier, i ; t] ...t tt t t e lilt'• boat .or lac : had l,tt 111 :rn W. -IEE 1113E I t 1 w,ut t,he.t. t..'4 uad i c'ltt ,l.'and no 111,4*0 1,1.aty stat for lampieg tl•.:m t•icne if for any cam:, they had to e1':lte down 10 the sea. As our machines, in. air &r&or te 11:1 alarm of "Zappe reported," 1' ee•ma' 1 fru' out to sea on thole se:deli,lout weather began to blow upland add to their difficulties. 1Vhtil, thick weenies, and nt;5ty rain storms 'all added to- gether to ulai:e flying over the 003 a dangerous task, and hunting cm. Sop. pelins In the ditrltneea 1111 altno,t int- poeeible one. IBut file skill and per- t:0'0011)1,e of the aitnl'•a ant tha t:,nohnoss and reliability et their ma- chines and et:g0110G-won in the end, Zeppelin is Quickly Set on Fire. The Zeppelin fleet was elglitcd end tome of OUT in:tclthtes cL. cd t UM It 10a0 a two sever tad .tint: fitted with Rolls—Roy,t n: rue that tackle3 the fr:a Zeppelin. 11- pilot gnlc'ltly ieelired :t [:ever:tale vas:tlett for attack and the observer 10111 fire: The flatten was .hurt mid sharp; the first few rounds te,k effect and a small flame was aeon to censor :rid run flickering along the pert side of the ship's envelope. Quietly tit,[ flicker leaped to a grist of ll::n,e that swept along tate side of the airs:tip, and In a felt' seconds site was :,blaza from stent to stern, tier bow swung upward for a moment, then dipped down again, and the atr"ltip, enveloped In a roaring torrent of !tont,, went plunging down toward a layer of thick clouds 5,000 foot below. As she fell these clouds caught and threw back the lurid reflection of the blaze and lit up with quivering waves .of hot, red, glowing light the wltolo circle or sky, tho Zeppelin destroyer machine, and the Lwa men in it lean- ing out overside and staring down fascinated to watch the finish of their handiwork, Next instant the rem:line of the airship plunged clown into the clouds that closed solidly over her, shutting off the blazing light and leav- ing tho airmen circling over a dta;k• uess that by contrast was black as pitch, Second Foe Craft Is Shot Down. Meantime tate other raiders wore be. ing pursued, and a second 000 wad closed with and brought to action, and again the machine that overtook het was a two seater fitted vrit.lr Rolls' Royce engines. This Zeppelin also was shot down, according to the eva deuce et both pilot and nbporver on tiro two seater, although unfortunate- ly there was sante hitch or delay in erupting then[ with their cietury. The reason for this eras perhaps that where the first Zoppolht clo:,troy- er retuned at once and made a roport which was at once pablici}ted, our sec- ond machine after tho action had con- siderable difficulty in finding a way back and only made a lancing far from tete air station and too late for report to catch up to the first In publi. cation. The second Zeppelin wits pur- sued and fought a good many Willes further out to .'sea than the fleet, and . thick, rainy weather made It hard for the pilot to pic'k a comae and find the land, 1Ie reached it at Mat and made a succeasful descant triton his petrol was running down to its last gallons, Just Fancy! Potatoes collora grow larger than nnarblc; in Greenland, 111 rho interior cit an ordinary piano t.ncu. ," '.boat n 11.10 of wire, Spain has fewer dally newspapers than any other European country, Lees will vack over 0,000,000 flewors in gatherlag one polled of honey. A snail, ern twling without a pause, woea:l occupy fourteen days • and tiro 110»1' el tt mile. Althoug10t,h:tht'o is 01 steady dent^mcl for long human hair, the clippings ere m mens heath -11200 no eolniltei'Cta? value, New York 'museum ems a specimen of the largest bird's egg in tho world, that of the extinct appy:anis of Alexia- gascar. With a Atoll anoeighth of an Inch illicit and twonty-six inches in circumference ,it has a holding capaci- ty apaei- m tyoYtwo6llc s, A naw mol}god of cltcolthtg faros in miring tri by mane of boxes of fine rock elute suspuuded across tits roof of the tunnel. Any shock clue to an exploeion is sufficient to mtit:4e thorn to break n any front their supports, and tho ifnolydivizlod duet faila into the passage turd prevents the flames from spreading. If you would sea deep you must climb high and look clear through,